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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-04
EI dsmandante no quisO "jjurar. !"
EI Jusz no D1do procsdsr contra sI dopunslndo.

Ante el juez municipal de Arecibo, el
ministEo pIotestante, de Ia iglesia metodis
ia episcopal senior Cuervo, produjo una
denuncia contra IN individuo, por aIterar
Ia paz. LIE denunci6 por impedir las pr6c'
ticas del quito alborotando profriendo
palabras groseras.
AL celebrarse el j1icio en- Arecibo, el
iuez Beficr Jose Ines Gomez, quiso recibir
iuramento de dicho senior Cuervo, perO
este Sc neg6 prentarlo fundandose en- que
los Evangelios le prohibfan jurar, me-
g6ndose igualmente jurar en- cualquiera
forma, poTque su religion Ee 10 vedaba.
Ell juez, vista la negative del deman-
dante, lament6 no poder investigar aqueI
hecho, que de resultar probado, hubiera
dado OCCASION imponer un fuerts castigo
al denunciado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-04
.GRJPO De ESTUDIAN-
tes eSCriben al al
Galde Y al GonCeiO
municipal.
PIdsn que Sc les COnesda DAT tamhIsn Glasss De
.IlaauInIIIa.

Aver visit6 eBtaA ofcinas IN grupo de
j6venes estudianteB, Beforitas que desean
ampliaT sus conocimientos de taquigrafiA
con la adici6n del conocimiento de- ia ma
quiuilla.
Entregaronnos Ia Biguiente exposition
que dirigen al seior alcalde de la ciudad
, 81 conceio municipal, y que dice:
''San Juan, Puerto Rico, Mayo de
1907. Hon. Alcalde de San Juan.
sRogamos 4 ustsd presente este escrito
al Hon. Concejo Municipal de San Juan.
''HonoTableB geiores: Las que suscri.
bimoB Ia presente communication estamos en-
Ia actualidad cursando los estudioB de la
Taquigrafia en- la Escuela "Lincoln," de
esta ciudad, bsjo la direction del professor
senior Lopez TizoI, clases que son sufrsgs.
das debido la nobleza de coTaz6n de los
hombres que tenemoB en- Ia administration
municipal; mas quizas por ignorarse pOr
ustedes 81 hecho de que peBar de que
podamoB poser los econocimientos de la
expresada aBignatura sc nos har6 imposi
BILE en- 81 mafana colocaci6n alguna por
no conocer Ia maquinilla que le es tan me-
cesaria al taqufgrafo, no Sc nos han pro-
porcionado los medios para que podamcs
aprencer la maquinillaS con este fin no
nos detenemos en- dirijirlea, honorables Ba'
flores, la preBente para que por medic de
ella queden ustedes enterados de la situa'
ci6n en- que nos encontramoH, vean los
medios de que puedan valerse para que
On el pr6ximo afo podamos dar classes de
maquinilla hacienda con este mas perfecta
la Obra que va han empezado, que no
dudamos continuarSn hasta terminarla.
'Sin mas y esperanto que nuestra si,
plica sea atendids, por los que por nuestra
educaci6n velan, va que la fortuna no pro.
porciona nuestros padres los mediOs para
que eIIos 10 hagan, pues solo cuentan con
escasos medioB para Bostenernog, queda-
mos aguardando On la seguriead de que
en- el pr6ximo pregupuesto Sc aBignarS una
partida, Ia que eB pequens, para la dicha
atenci6n. Somos de ustedes atentaB 8.
S.-Esperanza Hernandez, Baailia Dobal,
Maria L. Barrios, Alejandrina Orecco,
Mercedes Lsvezzari, Maria Lavezzari,
Mercedes Gim6nez, EHcolSstica Colon,
Egperanza Hernandez.
Hoy embarca para santo Domingo
al 100fOr porcz Eoior1O
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-04

En- "La Corresponds 1cia de Puerto
Nico", Allen 64, hay de venta recibos ta-
lonarios para cobro de alquileres de caeag,
fanzas en- met6lico con firmaE, decIara-
cion. le nacimiento, defunci6n , certifca-
ci6n~ medicn. D.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-04

Ell senior Fidel Rodriguez, CONCEAL
republican, del ayuntamiento de Juana
Diaz, ha solicitado del gobernador Sc ha
ga una investigation en- la administration
de dichO pueblo.
-Informan que, segdn la secci6n 80
de la ley municipal VICENTE, el gGbernador
estd autorizsdo para designar comisiones
que investiguen adminiBtraciones locales,
81 10 cree procedente, & solicitud de cual-
quisr ciudadano.
DOS casas vieias de MADEIRA situadss
en- insofar del senior Herminio Diaz Ma
varro gerau derribadas por su propietario,
con objeto de edifcar mas adelante.
Ell senior Francisco Acufa Aybar,
sobrino del senior Francisco de Paula Acu-
i1a Paniagua, ha preBentado Ia renuucis
del cargo que desempe1aba en- 81 depal DC.
mento del Consolidate. La renuncia es
motivada por pAse otro cargo de mas
importancia On el mismo centro admins.
trativo.
La sociedad an6nima de Luz El6ctri.
ca cobraba antes dos pesos por installation
de cada luz sin pT6vio dep6sito; aIgunag
expTesan .Bu descOntento porque Sc les ha
cobrado 3 pesos poE installation de cada
luz y un dep6sito.
Hoy & medic dia IIegard & eata ciu-
dad nuestrO querido amigo ell sef1or don
RoBendo M&tienzo Cintr6n.
La distinguida seiiora Herminia G.
de Diaz Navarro, acompafiada de su bella
hermaDa Paquita ? de la gentil Maria
Sierra Gaztsmbide, Sali6 esta mafiana para
los bafios de CCemo.
-Esta noche !as ocho, presidida por
el sefior Matieuzo, celebrar6 session la go.
ciedad Psicol6gica Social, en- la casa calIe
de 10 Luna nGmero50.
-Mailana es proba1Ie que los sefiores
Matienzo, Lopez Landr6n y eros oradoreg
celebren un Injecting de propaga1da de
la ~Asociaci6n Pathological en- Puerta de
TERRA.
La sOciedad Pathological Social, ssr6 in
corporada en- breve en- Ia Secretaries de
Gobierno
Ell doctor Roure, prominente unio
nista de Isabella, regres6 hoy q su resident
cia de aquel pueblo.
Sc asegura que de un momento q
otro empezaran las geAtioneE para sl con
curse de proyectoB para la edifcaci6n de
la primera casa puertorTiquef1a, 8 sea el
Capitolio que por virtud de una ley de la
Ultima legialatura debs ser empeEada en-.
seguida,
Sc asegura que eI sefior de Diego,
speaker de Ia Camara est6 trabaiando con
gran actividad para que en- nuy breve
tempo SO abra un concurso aquf en- los
Estados Unidog, para obtener un proyecto
conveniente para la edifcaci6n ds la casa
de Puerto Rico. N>
EN- ell vapor "Ferdiuand de LeaBeps'
lego hoy la familia Echeveli, la cual
conduee ell cad6ver del que fu6 senior
Gerardo Soler. Ell entierro tendra efscto
esta tarde.
Ell ltiues pr6ximo celebHar6 session
ext'aordinsria la comisi6n de la poIicfa
insular.
-Seg6n SO asegurabs esta maiana en-
Ia ciudad, cargos mutuos serdn hechos por
individuos del cuerpo de la policfa insular.
Ell Attorney general y el senior An.
gel Acosta Quintero, fiscal de la corte de
Arecibo, celebTaron esta mafiana una en-
trevista con el Gobernador.
Ell dfa 80 del actual, la sociedad de
los ."Elks," celebrsr6 un ''pic.nic' en-
terrenos de Martin PefR.
-Ests noche saldrS para Ponce en- asun
tos paFticulareU, 81 j6yen don Arturo Cor
tada.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-04

de oANGRE Cr@fs
uconde
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-04

La Peruna no 10 cura todO, pero Sc
puede estar SECURE de que curara el ca
tarro en- todas sus fases y estados.
Signi6 Los Consoles Del DR.. Hartman.
Sra. Lizzie Lohr, No. 1155 w. 18th St.,
Chicago, ILL.,, escribe como sigue:
"Con placer le escribo, porque ss que
pueden hsber otras Sehoras que padez-
can de 10 que 20 padecfa. Me sentia tan
debil y gastada, que hasta para cocinar
tenfa que sentarme. Los Doctores, me
querfan operar. Por fin escribf al Doc
tor Hartman, explicAndole como esta-
ba de salud, y 81 me dijo como tenfa que
tomar la Peruna. Seguf sus instructor
mes, y Rhora estoy curada,8
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-04

Un gran ntmero de intermediates de
las cuales no Sc puede tratar publicamen-
te, algunas peculiares del sexo fe me-
nino y otras de ambos sexos, son deriva-
das del catarro de los 6rganos p6lvieos.
Tratamtentos locales en- NADIA parecen
ser titles.
Algunos de los 6rganos estan tan in
ternos que, no Sc puede llegar ellos.
la Peruna es un remedio internal,
sistematico.
Cura ell catarro en- cualquier parte del
cuerpo humane.
Miles de casos de ~catarro p6lvfco han
sido curados con el uso inferno de Ia
Peruna,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-04

Ha fallecido en- Santa Lucia Serino
(Italia,) 81. distiDguido caballerO don Mi
guel Savino, padre del senior Savino, CO.
merciante de esta ciudad. II
Con tai motive su establecimiento estu'
vo hoy cerrado en- prueba de duelO, reci'
biendo p6gameB de SuB numeroEos amigos
1a esta ciudad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-04
ANEMIA

La Anemia proviene della
pobreza de la sangre. Las.
Pildoras Rosadas del DR..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-04
.ULTRAJE A una To-
ca en- CiaIes.
a hastIl hunaaa eandacIda i Aree!R0

Un individuo de nombre Rios, estaba
pTeso on la carcel municipal de Ciales.
Era esta POGO segura y logr6 81 preso,
salir de Ia habitaci6n donde Be encontraba
reclufdo y pasar otra en- donde estaba,
detenida tambi6n, una loca como de unos
tTeinta amos de edad.
ALI fu6 Horprendido La abestia huma.
ma hsbfa ultrsjado 4 Ia pobre demente,
Hiendo ell Rios, visto en- So crimen.
En- poder de Ia justicis, fu6 trasladado
& Arecibo y acusado de ultraje mayor.
En- breve Sc vera 81 juicio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-04
Dolor De cabeza, Dolor De Espalda Debilidad, Son
Sfntomas De Catarro Pelvico
Recibi6 TratamientO MedIcO POr Un Aho-.s'
Restaur6 La SaLud Con La Pe.ru-na.


Sra. Sofia Galwell, Apartado No. S57, Nashville
Tenn, escribe como sigue:
"Despu6s de haber recibido tratamiento medico
por ao, sin recibir avio aguno leucorrea,
la cua1 provino de Ia cafda del Gtero, que poco
POGO privaba de mis- fuerzas vitales probe la Pc
runa, me llen6 de gozo satisfaction, cuando en-
pece notar Ia mejorfa.
"Pero, tan solamente me alivi6, me euro Y en-
muy POGO tempo. Ahors gozo de la mejor salud.
''Me SienhO fuerfe y Hbre de- dolores, y estoy
cOn!pLefamente Segura de que tOdO eIOgiO honor
Sc debe Ia Peruna.'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-04

HABANA Is de Mario de 1903.
| Sres. SCOTT & BOVINE NuevR York.
Muy Sehores mios En- prueha de agradeci
miei. 10 remito Uds. las fOtografias de mi hi 10
| el nilo Francisco Maribona y Peruza, de once
en- el pecho 10 tuve atacado de una enfermedad
que dfa por dia me hacia YER mas cercano el fin
de su vidai la tos y In fiebre 10 hablan aniqui-
ladoi su fgura era un espectro, solo huesos y
QuircS, despuGs de haber agotado todos los
otros recursos 10 recet6 In Emulsion de Scott
llegitirna, habi6ndola tornado por espacto de u.u
l ano. Ell resultadO tan prodigioso que nad1e
| tengO tanto gustO en- re1nitir Uds, autori
zandOlos para que las publiquen.
CATALINA PER4zA, VDA DE MARIBoNA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-04

oS 6rganos p6lvicos como cualquier
- otro 6rgano inferno, estan cubi-
ertos por membranes mucosas.
Estas membranes estan como cna1-
quier otra membrane del cuerpo, sujetas
catarro.
Ell catarro en- cualquier parte puede
extenderse hacta la p6lvis, y causar ell
catarro p6lvico.
Puede tambier provenir del exceso de
trabajo, trritaciones, 8 cualquiera otro
exceso.
Una veg que el catarro SO apodera de
la p6lvis, ocasiona varios desarreglos,
conocidos por diferentes nombres.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-04

Ell roy Exposition San LuiA" de los
Eeiores A. Alvarez HermanoB es el mtio:
y mas puro de Bu clase. ConBt n ,es ptdi.
dos que acreditan Su bondad, son despa-
clados por eBta casa en- Au estableCimit ntl
San Jose z. a.p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-04

Willians, son
productivas de
sangre RIGA y
pura. CuandO
la Sangre> esta
debil, los ner-
vios estanham-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-04

Hoy embarca para santo Domingo
el doctor Perez Faiardo.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-01
THE OHIO RECORD.


Wooster, O., Jan. AFTER more
than year in prison on charge OF
murder In the first degree, and once
convicted of manslaughter. Mrs
Enola Morehouse, charged with poi
soning an infant, Otha Baker, whom
she secured from a hospital in Cleve
land, Is free woman. Prosecutor
Carlln on Monday asked that the in
,dIctment be nolled. stating he felt thai
conviction could not be brought about
owing to the death Of important wit
nesses and missing points In the evi
dence. Mrs. Morehouse from the
time of her arrest declared she was
innocent and that bad luck would
come to those whom she charged with
prosecuting her. Two of these, Coro
ner Sullivan and Undertaken McFad
den, are dead and another has been
given up to die.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-01
State Highway Commissioner Reports

Columbus, o., Jan. 1.-The state
highway commissioner announced
Monday that 33 counties have applied
for their rAshare OF the appropriation of
$150,O00 made by the legislature for
good roads for 1906 and 1907. There
has been paid to 80 OF these counties
$51,136.20, three counties not yet hav-
ing complied with all the legal re-
quirements. Eighty-fve petitions for
the construction of roads aggregating
IT'S miles have been filed. Forty-five
miles of road have been contracted
for, are ready for letting in February
or are being surveyed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-01
Must Increase Their rrackaee.

Columbus, O.. Jan. 1.-The state
railroad commission in it's first report
filed with the governor Monday says:
TOO much time Is wasted by trains
lying on sidetracks and there is much
evidence to the effect that roads are
greatly congested even with the pres
ent equipment. and It is natural con
clusion that were the equipment in
creased the congestion would be
greater and 1t would therefore seem
that permanent relief can be only Sc.
cured through increase I'm trackage.
The report shows that while the equip
ment on Ohio railroads has increased
about 10 per cent. the amount OF
track mileage gained but 3ih per cent.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-01
Was the Alleged Warfare
of a Trusts Agents.
.LICORICt PASTE
Makers, Now on Trial in New York
for Violating the Sherman Law,
are Shown Up.

New York, Jan. LIN the trial Mon.
day Of the alleged licorice paste com
bine w. ID. Sterry, of the firm of
Weaver 4 Sterry, u licorice paste con.
cern of this city, which 1t is alleged
came under the control of the MacAn'
drews & Forbes Co., was an important
witness. He said there was work
ing agreement between his concern
and the defendants relative to the
sale of licorice paste. During the ne
gotiations resulting in the agreement
both the MacAndrews & Forbes Co.
and the j. s. Young Co., he said, gave
him to understand that they were in
dependent. II not hostile, to one an.
other and 1t was not until the conclu'
sion of the negotiations that he dis
covered there had been an understand
ing between the two companies.
J. j. Bagley, Of Detroit an independ.
ent tobacco manufacturer, corrobor'
ated previous witnesses who swore
they had been unable to secure sup.
ply of licorice paste.
President Wardman, of the Ryan
Hampton Co, Independent manufac.
turers Of Louisville. KY, said that his
firm had not only been unable to get
paste In 1904, at the time when the
combination is alleged to have been
effected, but that his company had
been compelled once to shut down a
few days, until additional paste could
be secured. Later his company Sc
cured paste in sufficient quantities to
supply 1t from month to month. tr
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-01
May cite dunno for conte empt.

Chicago, Jan. 1.--Judge Cleland on
Monday took strong issue with Mayor
Dunno for his action in pardoning. De
cember "a, Joseph Wolf and his son
in,law, who were fined by Judge Clel
and for keeping gambling house
The men were pardoned by the mayo,
at the instance of Alderman Bowler
before the sentence Imposed could be
carried into effect. Judge Cleian6
said he was seriously considering the
citing Of Mayor Duane for contempt OF
court -srd declared that the executive
OF the city coAld not be permitted tc
oyerrnle judicial action at his option
Startling Devsiop'nents are Promised
Edinburgh, scotland Jan. la war
rant has been issued for the arrest OF
the driver 8f the express train
wrecked at ArbroNh December 2s. re
sulting In the loss lof 20 lives and 30
persons being injuded. Lawyers have
been investigating the cause OF the
disaster and starthng developments
are promised at the board Of trade In
Quiry.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-01
A fRUlTLsSS QUEST.
Effort to Find Where Defsuiter Mcoili,
the Bank Wrecker, Lost Large Sums
is Not a Success.

New York, Jan. 1.--Going among the
various offices In Wall street examin'
ing certain brokers is a commission OF
one appointed by the Canadian gov
ernment to take testimony tending to
throw light upon the speculation
which made Cashier McGill a default.
er and wrecked the Ontario Bank OF
Canada. with which he was connected,
The taking of the testimony is being
done In secret.
Three brokers were examined Mon.
day. They were Arthur G. Vaughn,
w. II. Goadby and Charles h. Laidlaw.
with all of whom. Il is said, McGill had
business dealings.
While the examination of the wit
nesses was private, 1t was learned
that the purport of the questions was
to ascertain II McGill had used the
funds of the wrecked bank for the pur.
poses of private speculation. All Of
the witnesses denied any knowledge of
such a condition, however, and told
the commissioner that when man
came to them with money to invest in
stocks they did not inquire into the
manner Of his acquiring It,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-01
ROCKfftlLfR'S LATEST GlfS.
OIL King Donates ss,Ooo,oo to Chicago
University.

Chicago, Jan. IA New Years gift
Of nearly $3.000.000 from John d..
Rockefeller to the University Of Chi
cago was announced last night. This
is the largest single contribution from
Mr.. Rockefeller to the institution and
brings his total benefactions to the
university up to $19,416,922, An
nouncement Of the latest donation was
contained in a letter from John D..
Rockefeller. jr., to Acting President
Judson.
The major portion Of the gift Is to
go to the permanent endowment fund
of the university, and for this purpose
securities with market value of 81
1000 are provided The remainder
OF the gift, $2l7 900. is to make up the
years deficit. to provide for an in
crease in the salaries OF instructors
and to allow appropriations for vari.
Gus purposes The $2.700,000 addition
to the endowment brings this fund to
$lO,452,616
Mr.. Rockefeller's gift provides for
an annual increase of $4,000 In the
salaries Of instructors
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-01
MadIgan Sues Corporations for Taxes.

Cleveland, Jan. Monday, by suit
filed In common pleas court, City
Auditor County Treasurer Madigan
asked for a fee OF $39.30640 for the
collection of $432, ,37O64, alleged back
taxes owed by the American Ship
building Co. and the Cleveland Cliffs
Iron Co. The money is alleged to be
due on personal property aggregating
s13.062, ,795, and covers period OF six
years from 1900 to 1905 The Amerl.
can Shipbuilding Co. is sued for $139,.
621.24 taxes and collection fee Of
S13. .962.10, total of $153. .5S3.34.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-01
Surpassed All Previous Records.

New York. Jan. 1.--All previous
records of collections OF customs at
the port of New York were surpassed
during the past year. Statistics
made public by Collector Stranahan
show the amount to have been $209,-
90S,335, an increase of $26,l47, ,30l
over the year 1905, which in itself was
record The figures show a big in
crease In both imports and exports of
merchandise. Imports for the year
aggregated $776.l42,70 as compared
with $712.791 .4S7 In 1905. The total
domestic exports amounted to $6l7..
062, $40, as against $545.923,5 ,536 In the
pr svious year.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-01
A Battle with Masked Robbers.

York, Neb, Jan. 1.-C. c. Morris,
agent for the Burlington railroad,
grappled with two masked robbers
and beat them off early Monday One
robber stood guard over Morris while
the other riaed the cash drawer. Grab
bing a shovel Morris struck his guard
a stunning blow, rendering him sense
less. Then he grappled with the rob
Der at the drawer, who had his hands
full of money They fought their way
to the platform and were engaged in a
struggle when the other robber recoy-
cred, Joined his companion and the
two ran away. The robber at the
drawer got few dollars and left
much more money on the floor.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-01
Claim. Boycott Ruined His Business.

Lorain, o., Jan. 1.--Joseph Brooker,
a saloonkeepor, filed suit Monday for
$4,000 against Thomas Price. John
Easterling and others, members OF the
Ohio Liquor league, alleging that they
have boycotted him and ruined his
saloon and lunch business by prevent
Ing him from purchasing beer, bread
and buns, Ice and other necessary arti
cles," He was granted temporary
Injunction against the defendants. II
is said that Brooker violated an agree
ment to sell no large glasses of beer
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-01
A Big Trolley Deal Is Pending.

Youngstown, o., Jan. lit is stated
here that all the properties of the Ma.
hOning e. Shenango Valley Railway
and Light Co. will be sold In short
time to the Everett syndicate, of
Cleveland. The sale includes all the
trolley lines In Youngstown. Warren,
Niles, Sharon and New Castle and the
gas and electric light franchises IN
this city, New Castle and Sharon and
the waterworks plant In the last
named place. The capital stock of the
company is $10,000,000.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-01
Are Liable to be pepor rted.

. San Franciso. Jan. 1.-Acting under
ofders from Washington, Secret Serv-
ice Agent Moffatt on Monday began an
Investigation of the so-called japanese
socialist organization whose organ.
Revolution" is published at Berke-
10y. IT Is stated that according to the
definition Of the immigration law the
japanese OF Berkeley who issued the
revolutionary paper containing a
Yelled threat against the president are
anarchists, and as such are subject to
deportation.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-01
President cassatt.s Funeral.

philadelphia. Jan. With services
Is simple as the rites of the Protes-
tent Episcopal church would permit,
the remains of Alexander j. Cassatt,
nyesident OF the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Co.. who died last Friday. were
on Monday laid at rest In the grave
Yard Of the Church of the Red1emer at
Bryn MaWT.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-01
Denied set1nitz,s Request.

San Francisco. Jan. Judge Ora
ham on Monday denied the motion
made on behalf of Mayor Schmitz to
withdraw from Judge DUNES court
the cases now pending there on the
indictments brought by the grand jury
and to reassign them to another de
partment.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-01
Burglar Threw Lamp at Woman

Columbus, o., Jan. IA negro burg.
lar was detected In Mrs. s. j. Corbin' s
bedroom early Monday morning She
reached for revolver under her pill,
low. The negro threw lighted lamp
at her. 1t hit her 9.year-old son and
burned him. The bedclothes caught
fire. While Mrs. Corbin was putting
out the flames the negro escaped.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-01
McIho0rne,c orlct sunday.

Melbourne has successfully resu..
rected the Lords day act of George
H." That city is sabbatarian
stronghold. No Sunday newspaper is
allowed to appear. and every hotel is
closed by law, although q good deal Of
Illicit drinking Is done.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-01
Hamilton County Has 1907 saIoonu,

Columbus, o., Jan. 1.--Hamilton
countys Dow tax settlement sheet sor
the December collection was checked
up Monday by the auditor of state and
shows that 1,7O7 saloons are doing
business there. Sc less than at the
July settlement. The total tax collect
ed is $S42.373. OF which the state gets
$3.50, ,SS1.