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Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-30


Ratio of Representation
The duties of the commission have been
practically outlined.
The ratio of representation on the new
commission will include the Bar assocla-
ton, and will be on the following basis:
Chamber of commerce, three members;
Merchants and Manufacturers associa-
ton, three; Municipal league, two; Los
Angeles Clearing House association, one;
Voters league, two; Labor council, two;
Los Angeles Bar association, two
In filing the commission an eye VIII pc
kept on the eligibility of members as free
holders Give years residence required
and If present officeholders are elm
mated as expected, the schedule calls for
but fifteen nominated by boards and
bodies. with the probability that another
three vacancies will be filled by the city
council outside of it's own membership
because the council represents the city
at large.
The next session will be next Friday al
ternoon in the city hall council chamber.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-30

next Friday. It Is probable that the only
| absentees then will be City Attorney Les
lie r. Hewitt, who is called to Wash
ington to argue city case before the
supreme court, and City Auditor w. C.
Mushet, who is studying municipal book
keeping In the east.
Mayor A. c. Harper at the last session
of the commission made 1t plain that in
calling the present committee together
tentatively he had in mind the idea of a
larger committee. but he thought that the
larger body should be selected by the
smaller one, after the way had been
paved by preliminary discussion.
His object was to make the commission
large and representative, the original
body remaining in an advisory capacity.
He also held the belief that city office
holders should be eliminated when the
working commission was finally gathered
together.
Will Isolate RadlcaIism
1t is already evident that some members
will urge discussion of the plan of in
cooperating alternative propositions as
well as the charter amendments or the
new charter when balloting begins.
The plan is to put the debatable, radical
or delicate questions that may arise in
the form of alternative propositions, so
that If they are defeated the whole char
Ter neeu nOp go GOWN WIN Lnem
1t is conceded that four features in the
old charter are likely to provoke much
discussion. These are, the recall, initia-
tive, referendum and the twenty-one-
year franchises. These were put there
by vote of the people in the past.
Messrs. w. B. Mathews and Charles
Willard have already suggested that most
of the old charter which can be brought
up to date could be taken substantially
as one amendment, leaving the other
newer features as additions to that
charter. -
The theory is that an entirely new char
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-30

That case of New Yorker who
amused himself by binding his wife's
wrists and tickling the bottoms of her
bare feet with a fork until she nearly
went mad finds no parallel in the his
tory of cruelty treated wives, There is
no whipping post law in New York, but
the bastinado would be about the right
thing for him. There are probably
thousands of husky men in Gotham
who would take delight in swatting the
brute's soles with baseball bat.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-30

Someone failed to close switch at
Bellaire, o., and eight persons were
killed and score injured when the
crash came. These horrors will con-
tinue as long as it is physically possible.
When proper mechanical means are
adopted such accidents" will not occur.
OF course it costs money to establish
these safeguards, and it's dividends
modern railway magnates are seeking.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-30

English and German steamships keep
right on speeding up in their competi-
ton for transatlantic records. Down
off Sable island, where angry seas roll
a big blue-white iceberg, shrouded in a
dense fog, is waiting hungrily for a
giant steamship. The price of the
speed mania will be 1000 precious lives,
and the world will recoil in horror when
1t is paid.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-30

A circus trick horse at Riverside over
heard a fragment of conversation in
which it was declared the automobile
would supplant the Friend of man.
whereupon the animal attacked the
first buzz buggy that came by and
kicked the chauffeur clear out of the
machine. That sagacious beast evil
IDENTIFY fears immediate extinction.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-30

An Indiana barber lost his voice
through the agency of a nightmare
when he dreamed he couldn't shout
while in danger. That was hardship,
but the compensation will come with
the shower of offers for an engagement.
He may even be importuned to dis
close the brand of mince pie he ate be-
fore retiring.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-30
CHARTER REVISION
NOW UNDER WAY
ORIGINAL COMMISSION WILL BE
ENLARGED
City Office Holders Will Not Serve OF
Working Body, Which Probably
viii Embrace Forty-fve
Commissioners

Charter revision has reached a point
where within the coming month the size
of the committee in charge of the work
and the principal subcommittee will
probably be known and have their work
laid out.
The weeks developments indicate this
OF the original eighteen members only
three are out of the city, or will be by
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-30

The lord bishop of London will return
the original charter of Rhode Island to
the people of that state. If any living
Newporter can find an ancestors name
on that instrument what putting up
there will be!
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-30

California runs to ''one man" affairs.
We had a one man government in
Frisco. one man political organization
in Los Angeles, and now comes the zone
man dog show" Wonder what he'll
SHOW"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-30

That "lay delegate" turn-down was
an awful blow to "Buttermilk Charlie"
and all over one little word on the
presidential banquet menu-"cocktail, -
and may be it was a buttermilk
cocktail at that.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-30

The authorities should know better
than to question Daphne Pollard's state
ment of her age. No woman as pretty
as the little opera singer ever claimed
more than her real age-not on your
life!
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-30
Force Of Meditation

From "A Vedanta Greedy
As wInnowed rice is purified from husk
SO Is the soul disburdened of its sheaths
BY force OF meditation. as by threshing.
Att. 10 Shankara Acarya.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-30

At last use has been found for the
roller towels. A Sawtelle man hanged
himself with one.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-03

tE y Se
/ Adjustments se or cuentKan Tecluldas
en- Ia c6rcel municipal 80 personag.
Han sido puestog en- libert8d de la
cdrcel municipal, Juan dc DiuB NazaTio y
Laura Ortiz.
Las eiguientes, personals han sido cu.
radas an Ell Cusrt0 de socoTEoB de eEta ciu-
Robnstiano Flores, Antonio BulgueraF, y
Felipe CintT6n.
-Esta msfiana cele ebr6ga una miaa de
requiem en- Ia Catedral, por 81 eterno dea
canBo del Pbro. don Jose de Jes6s Min.
Los alcaldes de Bsyam6n y Toa Alta
han remitido al departamento del Interior,
6rdenes para caminos
-Ha entrado foYmar parte de la
compadia de Fedes telef6nicas de Puerto
Rico. 81 Refior Toro Rios, de Humacao.
En- 81 ,yapor frances ha embaTeado
hoy para Cabo Haytiano, el artiata sefoE
Dario Saavedra, que 90 propone seguir Sd
tWTnee aTtfstica poH Earias ciudades de la
Ame,ica del Sur Guayanas.
-Anoche hubo iaTana en- el Casino vi
coneurri6 an bonito r8millete de distinguiI
das damas de esta sociedad.
LA junta local de Ia Union de Puerto
Rico en- Humacao, ha quedado constituida
en- la forma siguiente. Presidentes homo j
roYios Senores Luis Mnfioz Rivera y
Manuel Zeno Candle. Pc Sdente et,etiv0:
Antonio de Audrey y MontoIio. SecYe.
tario: Senior BaTtolome Flskuer; Ieso'
rero: Senior Abelardo Saaz; VocaIes:
6eflores Antonio Lopez Cuadra, Ernesto
Lopez, Pedro Delgado, Juan Ortiz, Eula.
lio Garcia Luis q. Tore; HocGLes su.
Pleates: Ssfores Jok6 MARQUEE Roig, Fe'
lips Garcia, Juan r Lois, .Joae Toro
Quinonez, Antonio Delgado Monsarrate
Gonzalez Esta candidatura obtuVo 18
votos.
-PoT portar armas prohibi daH ha Bido
denunciado Pablo Diaz.
-Acusados de alteTar la paz p1blica
fueron detenidos 81 fabado Juan Adorno,
Juan Risco Antonio Andino.
-Eata noche celeb1ara tenida ordina.
ria la logia "Estrella de Luquillo."
-Maf4na las 10 " so q. mise reco'
jerd Ia correspondence para los EstadoE
UnidoH
-Eata tarde Baldr6 el vapor frances
Quebec para santo Domingo y Haiti.
Sc encuentra va reatablecido el Befior
Lucas Reyes, empleado de la tesoreria mu.
nicipRl.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-03
EI doctor CarhOneIl eSCTibe al ..
Supgrintendente de Sandal.
FaIta de hIgIens en- Ia urbanlzacIdn de Msyagiisz
Ponce. 10 +
lSr. Snperintemdente de Sanidad.


Capitalism: Como no hsytal vez niDguna
ciudad pueblo de Ia isla que tenga un
piano de uTbanizacion hscho por aEquitec'
to ogrimensor, con las indicaciones del
Official de Sandal, cRBi todaB adoIecen de
a]guna falta de hygiene como Bucede On
Mayagtiaz y Ponce. ---..-.-.. p. .-.
81 los habitantes de cada poblaci6n tu'
vieran que someteIse al plan de uEbani'
zaci6n de dicha ciudad, tendrfan que elegir
lugsres secos de f6eil drensge fernando
GALES ampliaa , paTalelas eruzando las
que yS existen.
De ega mRnera, adem6s de la mayor
salud que tendrfan los nueVos habitantes
de esas casaB Herfa mucho menoB coBtoso
para el muuicipio las installation de
acueducto, alumbrado y Ia vigilancia de
Ia policfa.
Hay en- MaysgGez Ia celle de Ia Mari
ma septentrional, con buen caseEfo, con sus
aCeraB, cunetas, todo en- pelfecto eatado y,
Rinembargo, eB una de las mas malsanaB
de la poblaci6n; porque situads frente al
mar, este, con Bu rtHuio obstruye llenan'
doloB de arena los desagtiss de una gran
ci6nega qua estk situada al lado de dichR
calle, ocasionando gTandeB infecciones estas
aguas detanidag, en- los canales que atra'
viesan la via. Para sanearla aer6 precise
hacer una gran zaDja ia que vaya degem'
bocar cerca del puente de BoCR Morena.
La famoBa qusbrsda de la 6alud que en-
muchos lugares no tiene mas que media
vara de sncho en- tempo de SEGA, uu
gene de profundidad, ha sido cogida de
aleantarilla por mucaos vecinos de Ia par
to mas alta, que han instalado Bus lugares
precisamente sobrs el GAUGE de dicho AFRO.
yuelo que atTavieHa parte de Ia poblaCi6n
Y como para mueetra bastRn dos boto'
mes, pasaremos Ponce que teniendo
magniicos tsrrenoB EscoB y Baludables
donde extenderse, permite que se conAtru'
yan CaBag de pobres en- uno de los lugaFes
mas malsanoB, Ia boca del rio y que tiene
gran n6mero de casaB en- el baITio del Sa'
Iitral, donds no debsrla haber ninguna,
pueS cuando llueve es todo aquello una
gran ci6nega y Costarfa IN dineraI afrmar
allf GALES, hacer acerag dotar de aqua y
de alcantaIillag, dicho lugar.
Decretaudo m plano de urbanizaci6n
para cada municipalidad estaB Sc eConomi'
zarfan mushos gsstos en- los trabajos mu'
nicipales y, sobre todo, al disminuir las
Intermediates con la mejor hygiene de la
poblaci6n, 90 reducirfan los desembolzos
por hospitalidades, medicina de los pobres
y ENTERTAINMENTS. Atentamente.-Dr. s.
CcrboneU ~.~. "~
Mayagusz 81 de Mayo de 1907.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-03
FALLECIO ANOCHf FL PADRE Mn.
Era un honhre de VaIeI Intellectual.
En- San Juan % vsRsTaba tOd0 sI mundO p0r SUI
aGrIsOIadas Vlrtudes.

Un hombre bueno acaba de bsjar q Ia
tumbR;
De los que apesar de Ia modestia os.
curidad On que Sc ocult6, era un hom.
bre de valer intellectual, educacionista,
quien muchos deben los conocimientoH
que poHeen:
EI Presbftero, don Jose de Jesus
Min.
Era nm maestro, no solo por 10 que
traRmitis, aino por 10 que snBsnaba con
su eiemplo.
Sacerdote cat6Iico por vocaci6n, humiIde,
modesto, ejerciendo la caTidad Ell bien,
daba acceBo al pecador & acercarse IN
cuFa que nunca tuvo anatsmas en- suB
labios, sino 81 conBejo que Hu iIustraci6n,
sus amos, Bu discretion natural, le hacfan
bFotRr del alma en- todoB sus actos.
Anoche corri6 r6pida Ia noticia Dor
toda la ciudad.
Aqui, todoH le conocian, le estimaban y
le >Yeneraban. Era un carScter, un
obserVador, pero digpuesto perdonar las
sgenas culpas
5Cuando del infnito se trata, ALA en-
10 inBondable, en- donde no exista ell
.0SVAsnUg II m6nbAEhI dAAhs b5nQKA pueHGo
de honor 81 buen repreaentante de Cristo
Hace mucho tempo que su vida se iba
apagando como una luz, pero siempre
eataba dispuesto q sacrifcsrss por su
ministerio.
HombFes como el Padre Niu, hOnran
cualquieT Iglesis On que comulgueu;
Tepregentando Ia religion del amor.
'tLa Correspond sncia" enyia Hu mas
sincere p6Bame suB familiares
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-03
r Pusrto Rico SUga rCompany".

I'll dia ~ de Mayo dltimo qued6 incor'
porada bsjo las leyes de esta isla Ia nueva
companfa azucarera denominada "Puerto
Rico Sugar COMPANY, con I'M capital an
forbade de $5O0,O00
Ell board de Directories 10 fcrman log
Bafiores siguientss: don Eduardo Giorgetti,
don Luis Rubert, don Abelardo de Ia Ha.
ba, don Geronimo ValleCilio, don Refael
Balseiro, don Carlos Armstrong, don jose
Toro Rios y don jose Ruiz Soler.
Para Ocupar los cRrgoB de ofoiaIes han
sido nombrados don Eduardo Georgetti.
presidents; don Luis Rubert, vice presi-
dente; don AbeIardo de Ia Haba, secreta.
rio; don jose Ruiz soler, subsecretario;
don Ger6nimo Vallecillo, tesorero y don
R4fael Balseiro, sub tesorero.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-03
OtIGlna del Director Dc Sandal,
/ BeHsfIGsRGIa ] G0rre;eIdn

ProposiciOaes para Ell suministro de naer.
ca'1ctas g msaderas q los EstabEecimientos
qWe estda bajO % direction de esta OF
cissH.-AftO fiscal de 1907.19
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-03
yUzGApO De PAz

Ramon Vigo, por disparar petardos On
la plaza Baldorioty, So de mults; Juan
Oquendo por pronunciar frases indecoEo,
sas On Ia via pdblica, 10 dfaS de arresto;
Pablo Diaz, por llevsr consigo un reY6I.
yer oaTgado, cinco dollars de multa;
Francisco Melendez, por dormir en-
Ia via p6blica, 10 dias de arresto; Vicente
Perez, por actos incoTrectoB en- la via
ptblies, $5 de mults; Celeatino AndTade,
por guar por la carretera IN caro- sin
ceder la deEecha, 50; Juan Adorno, por
portar armas $50 de mults 8 80 dfas dc
arFesto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-03
LUSA NEVAREz.
Fl6 condenada 4 nuerte ] Iuss0 IB
C1nmatarOn Ia peIa.
So halIa FsGIuldi sn 81 preside.

kuiBa Nevarez, reclufda ca el presidic
deBde hace slgtn tempo, fue condenada 4
mueTte luego conmut6ronle la pena.
Del case inform6 oportunamente & sus lee.
torres, La Correspondence.
Aver Is vi6 en- 81 preaidiO, uno de
nueAtros representatives, hablando con
ella algunos minutes.
Es una mujer j6ven, de % amos. De
faz agraciads. 6ps ojos, retintos como 81
color de su lustrosa piel, tienen extra
doImirar sujeatiVo. PaFece que bailotea-
ran dentro de sus 6rbitaB, con viveza de
ignescente carbon. Es alta. Sus labios,
gruegos, parecen apretarss & veces como en-
m espaBmo, mientras parpadea r6pida-
mente, deiando admirar gus pestafias ne.
grfaimas, recogidaB como diminutos rizos
Cuando suspira parece que respondiera
indiaimulable sofocaci6n. Es neFviosa y
Grey yerase que momentos, toda So carne
ge estremecen bajo impression mordiente
que pasa.
Ia Correspondence afrm6 hace aIg6n
tempo, que, ca su concspto, Luisa Neva.
req debi6 BufFir un acce8o de locura al
cometer el crfmen de parricidio de que fue
acuBadR, y que consisti6 en- dar mueEta6 &
50 propio hijo, en- Mani ii. Que este sea
-un case de locuEa hiRt6rica, es ccRa muy
de Bospecharse.
Hoy nos TeafrmamoB On eBa appreciation,
pues parece que ells sufre de ataques re-
yeladores de TIN triste forma de loCura.
PoF 10 dem6s, dfcennos que es muY Ia.
boTioHa, y que, desde luego trabaja no po'
co en- el penal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-03

mos de arraigadas convicciones que
mantendr6n muy alto Ell prestigio y sl
honor de nuestrs patri6tica Colectividad.
Este corresponsal pudo observar la con-
ccrdia Ia harmonic habida en- Ia Eeupi6n
llevada cabo con tanto entutissmo por
les sIementou unionistss de ests pu bio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-03
Fu6 sIVgIda en- LaTss, Ia JuRta local dc Union
Ode maestro cOrTespO@saE)

JUNO 10
El m:srCOl 8 29 de Mayo pssado segdn
90 aCord6 SO reunisron los delegadOs que
resultaron electos en- las convenciOnes
unionistas de los barrios los que deIigna'
ron Lara los cargoS de Ia juuta los Sc
fiores siguientes: Para pregidentes honora'
rios, don Pablo Vi'elIa Pol, don Antonio
Permelo Gonzslez don Vicente Borges
para prssidsnte efsctivo don Francisco
seiu, Tesorero don P. Vilella Llovst, Se'
Gretaric, don Enrique Marchssa; Vocales,
d IN Jran Benet Valdes; don Juan Con.
zaIez Mercado; don Uderiso VeIez; don
Francisco Gonzalez J don Araceli PArri.
Todos los que desempefian dichoS cargoS
s7 ell Gomit6 son covreligionarirB dignfsi.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-03

MONEDA DE ORJ.-ge ha psrdido
una moneda de oro, el domingo en- San
Juan ell PaEque. 81 que la encuentre
Berd bien gratifcado 4 81 entrega en 81
"HoteI TngleterFa,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-03

4t$9 ootNfSt OUJU 81 tSGI 0GEtUEG U6 6St& @OIt
cSpp.-AaO fiscal de 1907. 1908.
Sc reCibirSn en- Ia Oficina del Director
de Sanidad, Benefcencia Correction,
hasta Las nueve de Ia mafiana del dis de
Junio del afio en curBo y se abrir6n an eli
mismo dia y hora, On subasta p6blica, pro.
posiciones bsjo pliego cerrado para 81 sue
miniStro Cnnducci6n & los Fespectivcs
abIecimientos de los artfculos que,
apFoximadamente, han de consumirsa en-
elIos duTante 81 afio econ6mico que empe.
zar6 Ell dia tFeinta de Junio de 1907 Y
terminar6 81 80 de JUnio de 1908, los
cualeB "a se han publicado en- los period.
cos de esta isla y que por segunda vez ss
BoIicita gUbasta.
Con cinco dias de anticipation al de Ia
celebration de Ia Bubasta deber6n los pos
torres presentar muestras de los articulos
cuya gubasta Bolicitan.
En- Las oRcinaa del Director de Eanidad,
Benefcencia y CORRECTION, calle Allen No.
5 entire las hoFRs 1.3O < 4 .. m. podr6n yer
los postores copias de los contratos fan.
zas que deben Eegir.
La direction se TeBerVa eI derecho de
reChazar cualquiara todas las propoaicio.
mes de escoger aquellas que, uniendo
Calidad precio, ofrazcan la mayor ven.
taia para 81 meioF Bervicio de los establa
Cimientos 29 de Mayo de 1907.
Frqnci8oo dc r Acuso. Director de
Eanidad, Benefcancis Correction.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-25
Want TO Vote
ON LICENSE
MANY PETITIONS BEING cIRcu.
& LATED BY CITIZENS IN THE
DIFFERENT WARDS.

Several petitions are being circulat.
cd in the various wards of the city
praying that the council members al.
low vote on the question Of license
or no license at the coming election.
The women are as busy as the men
in the matter and the chances are
that paper signed by hundreds Of peo.
pie will be presented to council on
Tuesday night. There has been some
misunderstanding relative to voting
on this question There is general
belief in the city that the charter pro.
hibts a vote on the qasstion, but such
Is not the case. While the question
of granting license rests with the
council, the people may have a chance
to express their preference on the
question provided that the council
will place for and against license on
the tickets to be voted at the city
election.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-25
Alexander Lang
Died To-day
AGED ANp. WELL KNOWN WHEEL.
ING MAN DIED AT HIS HOME
THIS MORNING.

This morning at his home at 10f
Fourteenth street, Wheeling, occurred
the death Of Alexander Lang. Mr..
Lang was one Of the most prominent
men of Wheeling and was a member
of the firm of Grier & Lang. He was
a natice of Scotland, but has spent tae
greater part of his life in this coun-
try, making frequent; visits to Scot
land. About two months ago. Mr..
Lang fen, breaking his leg from which
he never entirely recovered; Mr..
Lang was eighty-thfee years. OF age
at the time of his death He never
married. but leaves a number Of reia-
tives to mourn his loss. He was an
uncle Of Mr.. Alexander Rohb, OF tnis
city. and a great uncle or Mr.. Charles
c. Robb. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Aiea. Robp and chill.
dren will attend the funeral which
will take place on Wednesday after.
noon at Wheeling.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-25
rev s''TO|El|:'Ili'z'iER| / |: !:
MADE INTERESTING ADDRESS AT
cLARksBuRe-sPoKE TO Il
PRESBYTERIAN BROTH
ERHoop. =

- . r. u. al
The Clarksburg News Of saturday
said: s. !
The lecture room or the First Pres.
byterian church was rIled with men
last night, 50 marked has the interest
grown in the work of the brotherhood.
After the routine business Of the ey.
ening an opportunity was given TO
any present who desired to do so to
unite with the Brotherhood and tweani. 4
ty-four new names were aided making
a total membership or 81. Then the
Rev. Mr.. stoetzer. of Fairmont, made
a most interesting and inspiring ad.
dress, inswnich he spoke OF the Broth.
erhood as the revival OF movement
as old as the church itself and point.
ed out to the men the great oppor.
tunities in their midst for doing
good. A membership committee VI was
appointed with Mr.. Anthony Bowen IS
chairman and plans are being made
to increase the membership tin IL in.
cludes all the men in the church !
Dr. T. N. Hood was ADDED to the nj.
nance committee. The next meeting
viii be held the eighteenth OF March
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-25
Bright Little
Girl Dead
LITTLE OPAL HARTLEY DIED
SATURDAY EVENING AFTER
AN ILLNESS OF PNEu.
- MoNIA.

Saturday evening, at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hartley. on Walnut
avenue, occurred the death of their
little daughter, Opal, after an Illness
of pneumonia. Opal was two years
and three months of age and was an
unusually interesting little girl and
her death has come as u severe blow
to her devoted parents. Mr.. Hartley,
father of the child is member Of the
Hartley. grocery firm on jackson
street. Monday morning at nine
o'clock, services were held at the rest
dence, conducted by Rev. q. q. Bates
of the Christian enurch, after which
the remains were taken to the Vincent
cemetery, near colfax for interment
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-25
CRAZY man
TALKED BIG.
CHARLES zuLAuF DID sTuNTsl
ON EAST PARK AVENUE YES.
TERoAY FOR WHICH HE
WAS ARRESTED.

FS..Il -. ~ f-J.H D 2. x
Charles Zulauf was giyen hearing
this morning before Justice Boydston.
The prisoner was arrested yesterday
by Constable j. s. Walker and was
placed In the county fan. Zulauf was
going out East PARK avenue yester-
day without a coat. He tried to break
in several residences. At McIntires
he, tried the door but could not over
come its resistance. He then went
up to the house of e. e. Moran; ne
tried the door. He then gave sew
ieraf surges against 1t, but It would
not yield to the pressure he put.
against It
AT Michael Powell's the prisoner
parloined an umbrella and started Off
towards East Park. About this time
the officer appeared upon the scene.
With the aid of Mr.. Garner the. officer
put Zulauf under arrest.
On the way to the jail Zulauf said
to the otiicer. "You Think you are
smart, but you are not. You could no
more take me to jail than nothing II
/ did not want to go. Both Of you
could not take me. can blow yon
over" He gave several whoops and
q few whews, but the officer did not
lose his equilibrium. The hearing was
continued until four O'clock this AFT.
ernoon. "