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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-18
Both Sides Are Watching
Closely at Boise
FOR EVIDENCE OF WRONG
Various Disturbing Rumoro Are Flying
About Governor Gooding May 30
Declared in Contempt~-Orchard
xnteryiew to Be Probed.

Boise, Idaho, May 1s.--Darkest Rus
sia's espionage system is eclipsed by
that existing in Boise today, and this
may eventually precipitate trouble,
Paid spies dog the steps Of everyone who
are in any way connected with the
Haywood case, and already the incensed
men are threatening vengence against
their prosecutors. Both sides are equal
offenders III this.
The detective force ranges from pro-
fessional eavesdropper to good mixer
who II wen provided with money to as
certain your opinion. Only today two
lawyers were conferring with friend
on the street when they discovered,
loafing near them detective of con-
siderable prominence, trying to over
hear what they said. The county att
torney is now probing a report that two
men tried to influence veniremen by dis
cussing the case in their hearing. Such
cases are being duplicated on both
sides daily.
Orchards Interview.
Judge Fremont Wood. presiding at
the trial, directed the prosecuting attor-
ney Of Ada county yesterday, TO in
vestigate the circumstances under which
Harry Orchard, confessed slayer of
Steunenberg, was interviewed for pub
lication Thursday and to take any legal
steps that his inquiry show are warrant
ed Judge Wood referred to the inter-
views when he ascended the bench yes
terday morning, and his request that
counsel would advise him as TO how the
court should deal with the incident, led
the defense to charge that Governor
Gooding and certain newspapers, moved
lN the disclosure that prejudice existed
a2ainst Harry Orchard. sought to in
fiience the jury by an attempt to boil
ster up the credence which may be given
Orchards story.
The defense also suggested that Gov.
Gooding be cited for contempt. The
counsel for the prosecution defends GOV.
Cooding and the newspapers included in
the charges and showed that the appli-
cations for the interview with Orchard
were made weeks before the examina-
tion OF talesmen disclosed any pgeiu-
dice against him. They in turn charged
that while some OF the talesmen were
entering court this morning men indi-
rectly connected with the defense made
remarks in their hearing which were in
tended to influence them. This will also
be made the subject of inquiry by the
county prosecutor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-18
SIashed Riaht ana Left.

That's what has happened To tie prices
on all lines Of clothing, shoes, hats and
Furnishings at the big sale of Brady's
doomed stock in the hands Of Americas
greatest bargain giveTs. g. ~. Groves &
Co It's money IN your pocket to get
60 the big sale without delay and secure
your share Of the many hsnefts of this
great event.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-18
KILLED ON TRACK.
Guy W. Eastman Instructor at NJ. I. t.
Was Victim.

Boston, May 1ss-Guy w. Eastman,
assistant instructor in physics at the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
was run over and killed by train on
the New York. New Haven and Hart
ford railroad at the Back Bay station
last night. Eastman was crossing the
tracks TO take train for Alliston,
where he boarded, when train Of
empty cars backing up struck him. lie
was 26 years old.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-18
POLITICAL BOMB
HURLED BY FORAKER
Denounces walter Brown, Chairman Of
the Ohio Republican State Com
mittee.

Washington, May Ex-senator Fora.
ker, threw another bomb into the Ohio
political situation to-day by coming out
III strong statement denuciatory 81
Walter Brown. chairman Of the Repnh-
lican state committee and inferentialIy
injecting himself again into the contest
for Ohio's endorsement for the presi-
dency. He says that he viii abide by
the action OF the next Ohio Republican
convention, as to whether he shall be a
candidate for any Office, ~and If 50, what
that Office shall be-"
The statement was called forth by one
issued last night in Toledo by Brown.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-18
Caused Shut Down Of Power
In ShOddy Mil
WAS PROPRlETOR'S SON
Louis Beaumont's Mill Was Stopped By
Little Fellows Body, the Mangled
Remains Having Become Tan
gIed In Water Wheel.

Wrentham, Mass, May is.-The cause
for the sudden stoppage Of the power in
the shoddy mill Of Louis Beaumont yes
terday afternoon was discovered when a
search revealed the mangled body Of his
three yearold son, Preston, tangled iii
the water wheel. The child had been
playing on the bridge over the mill
stream short time before.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-18
pEATH on MRs. sAPoRITI
Survived BY Husband and Two Children.
One Nine. Days Old Baby.

Josephine saporiti, wife Of Paul
Saporitir died at her home IN the old
spring house on the East Barre road
last night at 10 o'clock, aged % years.
She ia survived by husband and two
children, one daughter only nine days
old. Mrs Saporiti was the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Comoli of Foster
street. The funeral will be held from
the spring house at 4 o'clock Sunday
afternoon The interment will be in
Hope cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-18
WILL DEMAND RAISE.
Lowell Cotton MiIl Operatives VIII ask
II Monday.

Lowell Mass. May 1s.-0peratiyes EN-
ployed IN the seven cotton mills Of this
city win make demand for ten per
cent. increase in wages on Monday. Plans
for the demand viii be formed at a meet
ing Of the trades and labor council to-
morrow Twenty thousand operatives
will be behind t.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-18
INHALED FLAME.
Clarence G. Williams Died To-day al
Weymouth, Mass.

Weymouth, Mass May 1s.-Clarcnce
q. Williams, head chemist Of the Edward
s. Hunt g. Sons, manufacturers Of pyro.
technics, died this morning from the ef.
fect OF inholing fame in an explosion in
Inc mixing room at the factory ON
Thursdny. Pneumonia was the direct
canse of death.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-18
Accents 4 Vermont Call.

ST. Albans, May 1s.--The Rev. Ernest
Holman Of Merose, Mass. has accepted
the call recently extended him BY the
ST, Johnsbury Free Baptist church and
win begin his duties on June o
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-18
SUCCESSFUL SHOOT
BIZ MONTPELIER CLUB
Highest Average on Closing Day Was
Made BY sim Glover Who Got
27I Out Of 3l5.

The annual tournament Of the Mont
pelier Gun club closed yesterday after
noon with team matches, The shoot
was quite successful il spite Of the rain
Of the opening day. Tile high averages
out Of 1895 pigeons yesterday were as
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-18


Sim Glover, (professional) .... .27l
William Allen, Dog River club 26l
Dr g. II, Burr, Montpelier 200
Jas. Tanning Dupont powd. 90 200
IN. NJ. Wheeler, Brunswick, Ne. 260
WI r. Springer, Northfield 252
A. R. Elliot, New York ,......... 252
y. A. Eastman, Barre ......- 25I
Dr Newton, Greenfield, Mass ESQ
q. p. Walton, Montpelier ...... 246
Fl. q Moseley, Mortified ZAP
III. q. Bennett, Barre .....s... 213
g. r. Megrath, Montpelier ...... 20s
The club trophy was won by the
Montpelier Gun club from the North
field club by the score Of 100 to 179.
Merchandise prizes were taken as fol-
lows: Marlin rife, William Allen; box
cigars, DR.. G. II. Burr; fly book, w. z.
Springer; $50 loaded shells, II. G.. Ben
nett; flask, DR.. Newton; sweater, Will
liam Allen; hunting knife, DR.. G. II.
Burr; SO cigars, IL a. Eastman; year i
subscription To "0uting,n II G. MoseIey
years subscription To Rod and Gun iii
Canada q n. Megrath.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-18

Tonight at the opera house viii be
ciyen show for the benefit Of Meyer,
aiIavwood, Pettibone. Yerilua fiIodra-
matica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-31
IvI:I Do ;uba.ta

EN- AGUAS BUENAS. ---En cum
pliniento de Ordenanza votada por
el Concejo Municipal, los servicios de
esta municipalidad para el afio econ6-
mico de I9o7-I9oS Sc ofrecsn en- .su.
basta p1blica que Sc efectuaran el dia
diez de JUNO pr6ximo, como sigue;
Medicina para pobrs 9 a. m.---Alum-
brado p1blico 10 a. III. Extraction
de basuras 1 p. III. ---Bagajes y trans,
portes 2 p. III. Los pliegos de condi'
clones Sc encuentran cn la Secretaria
Municipal, donde pueden ser exami
nados por aquellas personals que de-
seen presentar proposiciones. --eAgua'
Buenas 20 de mayo de 1907. -,-JosE E
MORALES, Alcalde Municipal. 2-v-s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-31

(Conhnuan5n de Ia b4gina ~
currentes por 'el orden con que Sc
han llevado 4 cabo los primeros ira
bajos y por Ser el primer cuerpo
que a su fundaci6n va contaba con
una banda de mIsica.
Dice en- su discurso que pro-
pondra al Presidente de Ia Union
Americana, el que en- el pr6ximo
afo venidero facilite un trasporte
para que la Guardia nacional de
Puerto Rico pueda dar un paseo 4
los EstadeS Unidos, y asi sera es-
ia conocida por los americanos; que
Il no es politico, pero que dado el
grado de cultura de los puertorri-
quefios y el amor con que acojen
todo 10 que dimana de Ia gran pa
tria del immortal Washington, es'
pera que pronto sera I'm heeho G
que los puertorriquefos tengan |:
ciudadania americana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-31
Df!Vt FL HvD!Ol

(CsnfhaaAtn A Ia t6gina p
que nj siquiera Sc ocupen de nos
otros como no sea para declr que
estamos satisfechos y que el pals
progresa. ST, progresa; pero tpara
quien?
Tampoco en- Puerto Rico son
posibles actos como el realizado por
por 81 pueblo irlandes, porque pa
ra que ssos actos tsngan resonan-
cia y efcacia es necesario que todo
un pueblo Sc una para reatizarlo y
en- Puerto Rico habra siempre, por
10 menos, un Srupo de. services y
de rencorosos que sc opongan 4
esas Manifestations del PATRIOTS
mo.
NAR1ANe ABRIL.
New York Mayo 1907.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-31

demas su marcha, infringiendo la
ley que regula la velocidad de di-
chas maquinas.
Para curar nu resfriado en- nm dla
tome el LAXATIVE BRoMo oUININA.
FL boticario lie devolvera el dinero ii
no Sc cura. La hrma de E. w. GRO
We Sc halla en- cada ajita.
En- LareS Sc viene trabajan-
do para organizar una compafila de
la Guardia Nacional.
Sc encuentra enfermo en-
Santurcs el notable pintor don
Frasquito Oller. Esto sera motive
para que no puedan inaugurarse
mahana las clases de dibu;o en- el
Ateneo.
Ell viernes de la pr6xima Sc
mana saldra para la isla en- vista
Official el honorable Gobernado1
Post, acompaiiado del Auditor de
Puerto Rico, MI. Ward.
@ En- la calle de San lose, ND
nero 7, Sc admitsn huespedes con pu
pilaje complete y Sc alquilan habita
clones. D.
-Nuestra linda amiguita An;
Elisa Vera, tom6 hoy Ia primer,
communion Ell la capilla del Colegi,
de San Ildefonso.
Han ingresado en- el Hospi
tai Cuarentenario Amalia Carrillc
, Ignacio Santiago, Benedicta v
Ocasio y Rafael Santiago.
0 -Anoche terminaron las fes
tas del mes de mayo Ell la iglesia d
= Puerta de TERRA. FL acts estuv
+ muy lucido y con gran concurrer
S cia de ,damas y caballeros. A
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-31
NOTAS jUO|C|ILES
ProcesadOs por perju-
rio.--Per exhibir un
retrato obscene.
POR ESCANDAlO
Un pauadero acusado de dos
deGtes. -Detenidos por
actos innorales.
POR EsCANDALO

Han sido procesado por perju-
rio, en- Arecibo, Manuel Villafaiia
y Victor Morales. La causa ha
pasado al Fiscal.
-Acusado de abuse de con.
!6anza y hurto menor, fue arresta-
do aver tarde el individuo Manuel
Soler, panadero, natural de Cia-
les.
-Lnis Martinez y Maria Ro
driguez, fueron detenidos anoche,
por actos inmorales en- Ia via pG-
blica.
-Anoche promovieron un es-
candalo Agripina de JESUS, Crecen.
eia Csrdero y Carmen Cruz, las
cuales fueron conducidas 4 Ia pre-.
venci6n.
Ell policfa Antonio Martinez
arrest6 antenoche q Felix Seijo
por haberlo sorprendido en- uni6r
de varias mujeres exhibiendo III
retrato obscene, pressntando contr'
el Ia correspondence denuncia.
Sc ha dispuesto por Ia Cort'
de distrito do Arecibo 81 ingreso el
el .nanicomio de Nicasia Reyes, po
considerable en- estado de locur;
psligrosa.
Dos meses de licencia ha SO
licitado el Juez Municipal de Lare
don Tomas Bryan. Probablement
lie sustituira interinamente don Lee
nardo Lugo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-31
ALEXANDRA DUMAS
2OSS

duque de Breana e rey CaS W. hubese pueso
lugar de una NJ.
Seg1u ESQ., ivuestra opinion que el seho de La Mole
contra mis- diaS djo Carlos.
s. el puha atenta al corazon, 81 bien clerS que
detraS del punal exse que 10 empuja
DE que es la de ,eda la enfermedad
que me aquea dil que destruya cesara ct
mali Pero c6mo desuo? pregunt6 Carlos vos sabe madre
mia? poque y al Cono de que habes ocupado oda
vuesa vida de todas gnorante cabaa en-
magia.
La nuerte del inventor destruye encanto; todo
Fl dia que e quede destruido ell NAL cesara
DE veras1 djo Carlos aire asombradO.
Como! ino sabeis ESQ?
Dantre yo soy hechcero para saberlo dijo e rey.
Pues ben ahoa estais convencido ino vedad? pre-
gunt6 Catalina.
-Cartamente que 81.
La conviction aeara de vos la nquetud1
-Competamene
No 10 deCis por complacermeI
No madre mia; 10 digo ingenuamente.
rostro de Catalina cubri6 de satisfaction,
creyese Ell Ser Supreme, exclam6
-Alabado sea Dios!
ST. aabado sea Dios rept6 ir6nc Carries Ahora
"a quien abuir eado que encuentrs
y por eonsiguente, va Sc quen casigar.
" castigaremos
Al ehor de La Mole. No habeis diCho qse sl cu
pabe1
He dicho Que era e nstrumsnto,
-Pues ben dijo Carlos, primer ugar al sehor de La
Mole que mas mportane Todas estaS crisis de
atacsdo pueden haCcr ono nueo pgroas esphaS
Urge esclarecer los fechos descubrrl verdad
DE modo cue el sehor de La Molef
Me viene muy ben cupable, 10 acepto Empece-
primer luga po @ 81 tiene completes va hablara
ST murmu Catalina 81 no habla Sc lie hara hablar Te-
medios infali les para clio
Despues pre- iyuo alta levautandoSe
Sefor, ,rmitis pues que empece la instruction del
sumaio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-31
GUARD|A NAC|ONAL

Al tratar sobre el traje de la
Guardia nacional, dice que hoy ca
da soldado Sc hara un trage que
solo cuesta 5 dollars, pero que las
Calnaras votaran una cantidad pa
ra este objeto y que entonces lie Sc
ra reembolsado 4 cada soldado e
importe del traje.
Ell soldado de Ia Guardia ma
cional usara blusa color girls, pam,
talon, polainas y zapatos amarillos,
sombrero de felpa, llevando por dis
visa dos rifles y en- el cuello de la
blusa las iniciales G. N.
FL traje de gala sera blusa.
azul y pantal6n blanco.
Concluido el acto, que resulto
lucidisimo, la banda TOGO el Hlmno
nacional que fuk DIDO religiosamen-
te hasta su conclusion.
CeRRASPoNSAL.
Ponce; Mayo-Ieo7.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-31
OTRAS NOT|c|AS
Casas en- tinieb1as en-
Pta de Tierra.--Pesi-
rno alumbrado.
CIRCO De ACROBATAS
La Certe de Distrito en- vaca.
cienes. Una pregunta
sobre AUTOMOBILES.

Anoche Sc quedaron a obscuras
las casas de Puerta de Terra que
Sc sirven del alumbrado electrico de
Ia sSan Juan Light Esta ire
gularidad, que dur6 largo tempo,
cause no pocos perjuicios a mu-
chos establecimientos de comercio
de aquel barrio.
I'm circo de Iona ha sido le-
vantado en- los terrenos frente q la
plaza de Colon, el cual corresponds
4 una compahla de acr6batas llega-
da recientemente de la isla y que
dara maiiana su primera function.
Sc VENDE ENSEGUIDA
por tener que ausentarse su duefio.
Un piano vertical aWHEELERn,
casi nuevo, un tronco de yeguas
Kentukianas, una con SUI cria, per-
fectamente d6ciles, arneses, una
Victoria, una jardinera, una bici-
Ecleta etc. etc. Imformaran 3ra. ca
sa, Parada 13, Santurce. (Olimpo)
FOR SALE AT ONCE.
Owner leaving the Island. Wheeler
upright grand piano practically
new. Kentucky horses, perfectly
tames and colt. Harnesses. Victo
ria. Surrey Bicycle etc. etc. House
3, Stop 13, Sarturce (Olim
po). 6-3-v-s
Mariana Sc declarara EN- va
caciones Ia Corte de Distrito de Sal
Juan.
En- estos meses de calor, fue
ra de agradecerle 4 la policia evita
ra que en- los puntos de la playa
destinados va como bafios de mu
: jeres, Sc introdujeran hombres
: interrumpir q estas, cuando no
: sorprenderlas baiaudose.
t Esto que sefalamos viene ocu
l rriendo en- los bafios de mar d.
: matadero y de Puerta de TERRA.
@EN FL CLUB de F Kehrhah
- y Co., as San Francisco, Sc venden Dc
relojes de orc cada semana, entire {
socios, abonando 70. 50 6 $500 sem
q nal. La Ultima semana obtuvo Ill
don. Luis Emmanuelli, socio N? 2S.
- La gente Sc pregunta 81 ii
: men alg1n privilegio ciertos aut
S. movies para no moderar como i
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-31
NunIeIpI' De 'gua; s'enas
New York Mayo 1907

Sc encuentra vacante la plaza de
Official de Sanidad de este ipunlcipio,
siendo Su asignacion anual de nove-
cientos dollars en- ell presupuesto ac-
tual Y de mil dollars en- el que Sc ha
aprobado para el afio I9o7-I9oS. Los
sefiores medicos que deseen presentar
sus solicitudes pueden dirigirlas al
que suscribe, acompaiiadas de los do
cumentos necesarios. ---Aguas Buenas
2o de mayo Ioo7,---JosE Z. MORALES.
Alcalde Municipal. 5-v-alt,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-31
IA RE1NA MARGARITA

All! ique importa que olga e mundo enterO? djo
MaSarta levantando Ia Cabeza ante mundo entero deea
ria nf0ma abusar del amor cabaero
char su reputation atrbuyendoe esesinato.
Margarta, Isl e dee que Sc tan ben tn 10
y1o que es
-Hermano mio!
-Si te Ajese que el sehor de La Mole es inocente?
-Lo sabEisl
-Si te dijese que al verdadero culpabe
Al verdadero cupable! exclam6 Margaria pero Use ha
cometido alg1u crimen
-Si Voluntario nvoluntario; pero ha comeido
--Sobre vos?
-Sobre mi.
~Imposible
impossible Mirame Margarita.
La joven miro su hermano estremecio al vee tan
paido.
-MMgana apenas 81 quedan tres de vida, dio
Carlos.
"A vOs hermano mfo1 A IT, Carlos mfo? excam6 Mar
sarta
-Margarita, estoy envenenado.
La rena de Navarro di6 6un grto
C&atel dio Carlos necesaro hacer Greer todo e nun
do que muero hechizado
y jconoceis al cupablef
-Lo conozco
-Habes dicho que La Mele!
NO, 81.
-Seguramente que tampoco es Enrique Gran DiosI
tserfa r
Qui&n?
Mi hermano de Aencon! murmur6 Margarita.
Tai
20 bien Margaria baj6 la voz como 81 estuvese
tada ella misma de 10 que iba decr ben nuestra madreF
Carlos guard6 Siencio,
Margarta le miro ley6 deseaba saber,
como estaba de roda ecoso sob sofa mumurando
-Ah! Dios mfo! Dos mfo les impossible!
-mposiblsl dio Carlos estIndene Sonrisa; eno que
RenatO este aqu para que 81 mismo te contase la historic
-Renatol
ST E tie contarfa pOr ejemplo que muer quien
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-31
Ponce, Mayo 1907.

termination Ia banda de la policia
sjecut6 varias piezas en- el atrio de
la lxlesia y Sc quemaron vistosos
fuegos arti6ciales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-31
SErC|ON NERCANTh
Notas cunsirI,|ss De S,n Juan

PRlNCIPALES ARTIcULOS
Arroces: ..-pe partido 4 JaP6n 4
$4.se'a $50. ..ss rse.
Idem valenciano de 6A 4 eH
por extreme de elases'l
Ajos de 80 ctvs. & 40.
Bacalao $7'a5 { 7-5o.
Sardinasahumadas 1sa Is cen
tavos. 33il..',
cebolias espaholas s..
Idem americanas S..
Garbanzos4A A.Io.
Habichue1as americanas colora-
das largas $3.50. Blancas america
mas 3H AK.
Harina de trigo "a 50 4 $50.
Idem de MATS { $40.
Jamenes 1915 ar.
Jab6n Rocamora $40; americana,
$2H y ~.
Manteca $3.50 en- u y en- cajas
De $9A.
Mantequllla dc $rS 4 "A.
Pasta del pals $3.50 a..
Papas americans f.. 49,
Toino $IS { 1880.
Tasajo $3.50. ~
Quesos americanos $IS. Pata-
gr6s az. .s
1eche condensada sAguilas & IS.
1dem scruz, Roja' $4A.
1dem magnolia $4H.
DEL PALS
Azdcar para el consume:
Mascabado claro de $4A.
De miel riaro q -.
cehtrfluga clarO de Il ass.
Americana de IS A$sH.
De Ponce ssh 4 ~.
Ron 40 grades Cartier q $r.5t
centavos gallon pagadOs R. Inter
mas.
Maiz $4H Is.
Tabaco, nominal. ~
PREclos De coMrRA :.
Algod6n 4 $6d$7.
Cscos dc IsG1s nillar.
Sebs de res 4 $4H.
Cafe corriente nominal.
cAMB1os coRRIENTRs
Londres check 4 $4.s7 a$4.Ss
Paris $3A D.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-31

& 200.
CEDULAS HIPOTECARIAS
Banco Territorial y Agrfcola:
Emisiones s. y s. $50.
Idem g. 500.
,VENTAS DE AZUCAR
Sin operaciones.
BUQUEs ANUNcIADos
Vapor americana aCarolinaS sal
dra para New York el 4 del entran.
te JUNO.
Vapor aleman presidents saldrd
para Santo Domingo el 4 del entran'
te JUNO.
ENTRADAS
De New York vapor americana
&CaracasO.
De Europa vapor alem At
SBieraWap.
SALIDAS
Para Ia 1sla, vapor americana
sCarolinas con transito.
BUQUEs EN- PUERTO
TRAyEs1A
aMery Maryls descargando.
sRuth B. Cobbes -
sCity of Georgewn' descargando
sPineas W. Spragne0 cargando
sLeoo pendiente.
aSanturceS descargando.
sCladyss descargando.
Caracas descargando.
COSTANEROS
aEncarnaci6ns Yabucoa.
QCoraz6n de MarfaS cargando.
uPedritoS Vieques.
sNayagiiezanaS cargando.
eCarmelitaS pendiente.
sAna Marfa0 Naguabo.
sUberita0 Vieques.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-04-11

Adams county and the only incorpor-
ated village in that county.
Sheboygan Journal-Mayor DECK
mann will be the city's chief execu-
tive for another two years In spite
of the fact that it was traditional re-
publican weather the democrats made
almost clean sweep. 1t was so much
of sweep that it sounds much like
q joke. The former socialist vote
appears to have done the business in
most of the wards. Judging by the
figures this vote went almost in a
body to the democratic candidates.
Colonel Born was unable to hold 1t,
even in his own ward, and where no
had been expected to run heavily the
votes for him fell OF. The tendency
of the former socialists to drift into
the democratic party instead of into
the republican was already forecasted
at last falls election.
At North Fond du Lac with a popu-
lation Of $500 there were 80 tickets
in the field, an indication of a pretty
strenuous state of affairs.
At Waukesha between 400 and 500
women voted on the election of Q
school commission. In the contest for
the municipal judgeship. a four cor
nered campaign. C. e. Amin won
with a pluralit of seven votes.
La Crosse voted $4,000 to build an
auditorium.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-04-11
JURY EXPECTED
To DISAGREE

New York, April G.--The trial OF
Harry X. Thaw will proceed Monday
morning, when Delmas, leading coun-
sci Tor the defense. will begin his
summingup address to the jury.
Jerome decided late yesterday not to
apply to the appellate division OF the
supreme court for writ of prohibit
ton or mandamus to halt the trial.
He reached this decision, 1t was said,
after consultation with eminent coun-
sci. Jerome may argue briefly Mon
day against the confirmation OF the
report OF the lunacy commission which
declared Tnaw sane, but he Is aware
that Justice Fitzgerald's disposition
Is to confirm the report. The district
attorney has many witnesses still
under subpoena but II is said he has
decided not TO call them and to press
the trial to an early verdict or what
Is regarded more likely. disagree
nent Of the jury.