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Charlevoix county herald., 1907-02-16

whether | was dreaming it ALL and
he had made me feel how wildly
true it was.
why don't you ease down. Black
LOCKE" he went on. "Everything's
smooth. The business-at least, my
end Of it, and | suppose your end,
too-was never better, never growing
SO fast. You sould go off for a week
or two, just rs well as not. | don't
know of thing that can prevent
you
And he honestly thought ii, SO little
did | let him know about the larger
enterprises of Blackjack and Com
pany. could have spoken a dozen
words, and he would have been
foundering like caught fish in a
basket There are men-a very few
who work more swiftly and more
surely when they know they're on the
brink of ruin; but not Joe. One
glimpse of our real National Coal ac-
count, and all my power over him
couldn't have kept him from showing
the whole Street that Blackjack and
Company was shaky. And whenever
the Street begins to think q man is
shaky, he must be strong indeed to
escape the fate OF the wolf that
stumbles as it runs with the pack.
NO holiday at present, Joe" was
my reply to his suggestion. Per
haps the second week in July but
our marriage was so sudden that we
haven't had the time to get ready for
a trip"
"Yes-it was sudden, wasn't it?'
said Joe, curiously twitching his nose
like dogs at scent Of rabbit.
"Hcw did " happen?"
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-02-16

g.-Superintendent Mcdonnell,
passed through Lansing on his way to
Grand Rapids. In a professional way
Mr.. Mcdonnell is interested in the
binder-twine plant proposed for Jack
son prison. 1T may mean the solution
OF the whole prison labor problem in
Jackson" he said, yet, as | under
stand conditions in other prison
plants, very few men are employed,
most of the work being done by ma
chinery. At Saltwater, Mimi, for ex-
ample, the making of binder twine is
only one small part of the work at
the prison. They have large shoe con-
tracts and other contracts. There is
a peculiar fact about this discussion of
binder Irvine making in prisons. The
great criticism of prison labor is it's
competition with free labor. Yet the
report of the Saltwater prison shows
that the prison-made Irvine sells at
nine cents, whereas the binder-twine
trust sells its product at Il cents. That
is boldly stated in the report. Be-
cause or the one word trust, the queS-
ton Of free labor is never consid-
ered''
The bnder-twine trust apparently
crowded out of Minnesota, Indiana,
North Dakota and other states by
prison work, seems nevertheless pre-
pairing to make a fight in Michigan.
Literature has appeared in Lansing
contradicting the advance agent
prospectus of the proposed plant.
There is a fight coming on the econ
omy' plea, anyway, and prison and
free labor are to be discussed fully in
this connection. The literature circu-
lated gives a most depressing outlook
for the whole plan. 1t is thought that
if the manufacturers mean to fight in
Michigan they will work through deal
ers in agricultural implements.
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-02-16
Veterinarians Elect Officers.

The Michigan State Veterinary So
ciety has instructed its legislative
committee to urge the establishment
of veterinary department in the
Michigan agricultural college. 1t also
desires to raise the academic standard
of admission to veterinary colleges
and reserve the right to- the title of
veterinary surgeon only to duly ac-
cepted graduates. Officers elected
were: President, DR.. r. w. Mcdonald,
Flint; vice president, DIR. T. G. Duff,
st. Louis; DR.. G. ID. Gibson, Adrian
DR.. w. II. Erwin, Howell; secretary
and treasurer, DR.. Judson Black, Rich
mond.
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-02-16
May Sentence convicts.

A decision of the supreme court es..
tablishes the fact that convict in a.
penal institution in this state can, be.
ted while in prison and another SEN
tence imposed, The case was that OF
Fred Cook, who. while serving a term
in the Ionia reformatory for larceny.
committed an assault with intent to
murder on another convict. Bert Fen
ton. He was sentenced to from 10 to
20 years in Marquette prison, Novem,
Der 20, 1905. This conviction and SEN
tence were affirmed.
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-02-16
Inheritance Tax Pays $3.50 ,o44.64.

The inheritance tax law pays.
Auditor General Bradley announces
that for the year ending June 30 last
the total collections were $3.50. 044.64,
and in the seven years that the law
has been in force the collections total
$1,044,327.56. Auditor General Brad
ley expressed the opinion soon after
he assumed Office, that by putting
forth special effort the hearty Co
operation of the judges Of probate and
county treasurers could be obtained in
enforcing the law, and the figures
show that he has succeeded. These
taxes go to the primary school fund.
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-02-16
Move for Increased Salaries.

Representative Perry introduced a
Joint resolution in the house provid-
ing for an amendment to the state con-
stitution, to boost the pay of members
of the legislature and to limit the
length of the session to 100 days. Mr..
Perry's resolution provides for sal
airy of $500 in lieu of the present COM
pensation of three dollars day.
A bill providing for an appropria-
ton of s146,300 for general expenses
and $4,000 for improvements for the
Western State Normal school in the
next two years was introduced 10y
Representative Hudson.
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-02-16

Grafton he lit fresh cigarette before
After about an hour | went into the
hall-no light through the transoms
of her suite. | returned to my own
part of the fiat and went to bed in the
spare room to which Sanders had
moved my personal belongings.
That day which began in disaster
in what blaze of triumph it had
ended! | slept with good conscience.
| had earned sleep.
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-02-16
Michigan Postal News.

Hugh II. Hess has been appointed
postmaster at Napoleon. Jackson coun.
ty, Mich, vice f. f. Romino, resigned.
Rural carriers Observation-Disclosures
Stanwood, route 2, William A. Porter,
regular; John Gogo, substitute; St.
Charles, route 1, William McCaughna,
regular; Dana r.. Waite, substitute;
regular, Fred, McQuown, substitute
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-02-16
For Constitutional Convention.

b Representative Dust, of Detroit, in.
troduced bill i'm the house providing
for the, election of a constitutional
convention of 1872 members. by both
senatorial and representative. dis
tricts. the members, however, 10 be
all one body.
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-02-16
Smith to Finish Alqer's Term.

Congressman William Alden Smith
was elected by the legislature to fill
out the unexpired term of Senator Il.
A.. Alger, who died suddenly at his
home at Washington. Congressman
Smith had already been elected as
successor. mt the expiration of his term
March 4,
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-02-16
LIQUOR on Election Day.

Two liquor bills have made their p-
pearance. One introduced by Repre-
sentative Vanderveen, of Grand Rap
ids, amends the general liquor law so
as to permit saloons to open on cleo
ton days after five p. m. The other
belongs to Representative Anderson
and is intended to prevent minors
from entering saloons. fine OF. SIS
being provided for each offense..
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-02-16
In Favor of Ex-Convicts.


Senator Huntley Russell, of Kent,
introduced a bill suggested by the
Rev. Mel Trotter, head of the ia
nous city rescue mission in Grand
Rapids, The bill prohibits anyone
from calling man who has served
one term in prison an "ex-convict," a
"jailbird," or by any cognate epithet,
and even to mention the fact of his
prison term, in connection with him
eelf or any of his relatives. Mr.. Trot-
ter was led to seek such legislation by
an incident of a recent meeting, when
a man started forward to the altar, a
woman said SO that all could hear,
There goes 'jailbird. The law
makes the whole matter privileged
from discussion. In spite of the ami
able motive of the bill, which would
prevent injustice, Mr.. Trotter thinks,
and allow convicts an open chance to
build themselves up anew, there is a
feeling here that it is unconstitution.
al in restricting free speech.
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-02-16
onaway Gets Circuit Court.

Senator Ming introduced a bill to
give Onaway, Pressure Isle county,
two terms of the circuit court every
year, providing the citizens secure a
suitable building and erect Jail.
Rogers City is the county seat and all
the sessions of the court are now held
there.
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-02-16
Urges Incorporation.

~ SSS ''Ooi POI StiOH.
Charles II. Kimmerle, Of Cass, in
his opening address to the State SUI
perintendents' association, advocated
the incorporation of the supervisors
association so that it might be Off
cially heard before the state tax COM
mission on the matter of railroad as
sessments. He maintained that rail-
way properties are still assessed far
below cash value. He thought the
same was true of the mining proper
ties of the upper peninsula. Opposi.
tom to a change in the law giving the
tax commission power to review as
sessments generally, or to enlarge it's
powers, was voiced by the late candi-
date for governor on the Democratic
ticket.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-03
NOT|C|AS GENERATES
Una comisi6n de espi-
ritistas vista al Co
bernadOr Post.
PlDIENDO INOULTO
FL ilustre sacerdote don An.
tonic Garcia de Luque.
Esta en- San Juan.

Una comisi6n de espiritistas
de la isla visito aver tarde al Gober-
nador Post, con objeto de solici.
tar la conmutaci6l de la peua de
muerte por la de cadena perpetua
q los reos Anselmo Velazquez y
Cariido y Antonio Acosta, auto
res lei crimen de Caguas. Almis-
mo tempo han entregado q dicha
alta autoridad un escrito en- que
fundan su solioitud. La iniciativa
de esta noble gestion ha partido,
seg1u Sc nos infor.na, de don Faus-
tino Isona, de Cayey.
Fl Gobernador ha informado
hoy a uuo de nuestros areportersp
que la expresada conf ,ion St fundo
al solicitar la gracia, EN- que los Pc
ticlouailos no son partida1ios de la
pena de muerte A su petici6n
respondio el sehor Post, que la pc
ma de muerte es una ley vigedte
en- nuestros Codigos y que el no
puede alterarla, sino por ell contra,
rio, hacer que Sc cumpla. Que el
Gobernador 500 tiene facultadeS
parahacer meuoS fuerte esa ley en-
casos excepcionales Ell que no entra
el que Sc menciona.
-Hemos tenido el gusto de
saludar en- esta ciudad al cura eco
nomo de Toa- alta el ilustrado sa-
cerdote don Antonio Garcia de Lu-
que, que ha venido con otros & to-
mar parte en- los ejercios espiritua-
les del clero que han tenido efec-
to en- el antique Seminario Conci-
liar, hoy Geologic de San Pablos.
-Llamamos la atenci6n de
nuestros lectores acerca del anuncio
que aparece en- la octava pagina,
sobre sEl Banco Real del Canadas
kWAa
DThe Royal Bank of Canadas)
que con un capital de s millones
de dollars, abrira una sucursal en-
San Juan, el pr6ximo lunes, S de
agosto. -Tiene corresponsales en-
todas parties del mundo.
La Juuta Local de la Union
de Puerto-Rico en- San Juan reuni-
da en- session ordinaria en- la noche
de aver por unanimidad acord6
nombrar vocal propietario de ella,
al dignisimo y prestigioso CORE
ligionario de la Marina don Euge-
MO Gimenez Clas en- virtud de Ia
facultad que lie con6ere el articulo
SO del Reglamento del Partido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-03

al capturarle, lie dijo Ell aAguilas:
-eSargento, solamente usted,
con ese rancho que me ha tornado
ha podido capturarme, pues 4 pesar
de haber tantos policfas en- las carre-
teras detras de mi, he pasado la mar
de veces frente q ellos y no me han
cohocido Parece mentira -agre-
g6-que 20 haya cafdo en- esta nasa!s
FL sAguilaS durante el tempo
de su deserci6n cambi6 su ropa
blanca de presidiario por un fius
oscuro que dice lie regal6 un campe-
sino amigo suyo de Juana Dfaz;
Ell revolver Sc 10 regal6-dice kl-
otro amigo de Salinas, eI sombrero
negro que llevaba, SC 10 dieron
en- Rio Piedras y las alpargatss
b'aucas, de suela de gonna que lie
vaba puestas, las mand6 comprar al
pueblo de Juana Diaz.
Jose Maldonado dice haber pa
sado mucha hambre durante eI
tempo que llevaba fugado, mante-
niendose con pomarrosas y dur.
mienlo en- el monte debajo de los
arboles.
Despues de ser llevadO & pre-,
sencia del Coronel de Ia Policia, fut
trasladado al presidio y reclufdo er
un calabozo, vistiendosele hoy COZ
el traje especial de rayas azules co,
que Sc distinguen en- el penal { 10,
presos que Sc han dsssrtado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-03
No, amigos.

Los partidos deben unirse par;
saludar, alentar y felicitar al sefiol
Post por su gobierno hourado !
noble que no tolera el deSorden
que no admite la injusticia, OUT
mantiene a gran altura el credito
del pals y que es auxiliado en- ST
buena obra por jueces incofrupti
bles en- el ramo judicial, por fun.
cionarios competentes en- el or.
den civil y en- el gobierno munici.
pal.
No hay turbas, nj "dc a6ajor
nj ade ay,ibaD, Ell Puerto Rico. 81
las hubiera, los jueces harlan justi-
ella sin vacilaci6n alguna, impo-
, niendoles el justo y merecido cas-.
tigo.
Dice oEl Tempo sin arrojar
sus acusaciones sobre el campo
unionista, que en- distintos ramos
del Gobierno, Ell el civil, en- el Judi
cial, en- el municipal, hay funcio-
narios que delinquen, prevaricado-
res y monopolizadores?
Esos no sen los alcaldes nj los
funcionarios, nj los jueces de Puer-
to Rico. Esos-si existen-repre-
sentaran casos aislados que no acu-
san perturbation en- la vida social,
nj en- la vida economical, nj en- la
vida politica del pals.
En- todos los palses, aun en- los
mas cultos de la TERRA, esos ca
SOS resuilan. En- las nacione, ad.
mirablemente regidas, bajan a las
c5rceles y pagan sus delitos fun.
cionario3 publicos de todas las ca
tegorias y de todos los 6rdenes de
la administration. No por tales
motivos, en- esos grandes pueblos
turban el ordsn nj haceu impossible
la vida de la civilization, la paz y
el progreso turbas de garrote
TURBAS DE LEVITA.
La media docena de hombres
que alude sEl Tempo sin nom.
brarlos, y que el sabra quienes
son y d6nde acttian, no sor
turbas que matan el credito de
Puerto Rico; no son nada en- el con,
junto arm6nico de jueces y funcio.
narios pIblicos que hacen honor a Ia
magistratura y la administrator
del pals. Son acaso, 81 existen, I'm
punto negro Dorado por los resplan.
dores de luminosa constellation. iEs
verdad que no cumplen sus deberes
que pisotean la ley y nublan la jus
ticia? Pues aEl Tiempoo que habla
de sus actos punibles con frases re.
veladoras de profunda indignation,
deauncielos valientemente y hags
que los tribunales pongau coto
sus desafueros.
Para hacer bajar al presidio
media docena de funcionarios que
prevarican, 8 que roban, no es ne
cesario la union de los partidos gu,
puede serlo para fines mas altos
Basta la intervention de los tribu
males de justicia.
FL proceder incorrecto de ESQ
hombfes que oEl Tiempos no men
ciona, no trae una perturbation SO
/, cial que menoscabe el credito
deslustpe el honor de Puerto Rico
Lo que trat6 de hundirnos en-
deshonra, en- el baldon, fue aquell
realidad horrorosa de las turbas OF
ganizsdas en- los tiempos, que n
han DE- volver, del predominio repr
blicano.
No inventen turbulencias 10
sefores de Eel Tempo Aqu,
morbosismo social, politico y ecC
u6mico fue, pero no sera nu,
vo motive de verguenza en-
pals.
: Las supucstas turbas solo exi
z ten en- el cerebro de los one quiere
i hacer iguales los tristemente eel
y bres procedimientos de Mr.. HUI
81 y las honradas e loahles practic
;. gubernativas de Mr.. Post.
el Son las turbas eugendradas P
e. las vesanias de los hombres de q
y Tiempo.O
=
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-03
KUESTROS''''cABLES
La escuadra america
ma ira al Pacifico.
La paz en- China.
DELEGADOs COREANOs
Llegaron aver a Nueva. York.
Espanoles y franceses ase.
slnados en- Marruecos.

NspanOleS y Ir2nCeses aSe.
sinados en- Marruecos.
Washington, agoSto 3 Ell Sc
cretario del Presidente anuncia que
hay el proyecto de envlar Ia escua.
dra al Pacifico por ell Caho de Hor-
nos. Cuando el primer anuncio
del envio de dicha escuadra, Roo
sevelt 10 neg6, y los peri61icos en-
pezaron una campana violentisima
contra Mr.. Metcalf q quien acusa-
ban de estar encendiendo la hogue
ra. En- vista de la situaei6n de-
sairada en- que Sc colocaha Met
calf parece que Sc Ii r~suelto en-
war la escuadra para que este no
renuncie. Por parte del Jap6n no
hay disgusto por este, pues los Es-
tados Unidos han dicho que en-
China hay peligro de que Sc alte
r. la paz sobre todo 81 muere la
emperatriz regente, y con una es-
cuadra americana ALI no es proba-
bic que haya revo!uci6n Ademas
desde que Sc ha dejado solo ell con-
tinente asiatico ha enpezado 4 dis
minuir el "open door y los Esta-
dos Unidos no pueden consentir
ESQ y coincidiendo con los planes
de enviar la escuadra al Pacifco Sc
la establecido en- la Secretarfa de
Estado TN negociado nuevo que Sc
titula aNegociado de asuntos del
lejano orienteSe.
Nueva York, agosto 3.-Los
delegados coreanos que salieron de
La Haya la semana pasada, llega.
ron a esta ciudad aver en- viaje para
Washington, en- donde esperan yer
al presidente para que interceda con
el Jap6n en- favor de Corea. Igno-
raban hasta su llegada aquf que
Corea hubiera 6rmado un nuevo
tratado a satisfaction del Jap6n y
tan irritante para los coreanos que
el gobierno japones lego a dispo-
ner cuatro mil marinos en- Chemulfo
para que salieran al primer aviso
para Seonl 81 como Sc esperaba ha.
bia des6rdenes. Los delegados CO..
reanos han dicho q los reporters en-
Nueva York que tienen proposito
de denunciar al Jap6n porque esta
hacienda a dos caras con Inglaterra
y los Estados Unidos en- los asuntos
de Corea. Sc manifestan desen.
gafiados al verse fracasados en- sus
gestiones para que las naciones po-
derosas protejan a una debil. Los
delegados coreanos son hombres
jovenes, y en- el trato que han te-
nido con diplomaticos de ambos
continentes America y Europa :
han revelado gran ilustraci6n sien-
doles familia el conocimiento de Ia
politica international.
Tanger, agosto 3.-Entre los
asesinados en- Casa Blanca anteayel
por los que asaltaron el edi6cio,
hay algunos sGbditos espanoles J
franceses. Los gobiernos france.
y espaiiol Sc han puesto de acuerdC
y exigen,en nota enviada al gobier
no del Sultan, que Sc haga respon
sable al gobernador de Casa Blanci
de los desordenes ocurridos, pue
su mission era nantener la paz. E
possible que, 81 el Sultan no tom;
iumediatas medidas que garantice
la seguridad en- Casa Blanca, Sc de
cidan Francia y Espafia & la ocupa
ci6n de algunos pueblos moriscc
a fin de obligar al gobernador
que la tranquilidad publica no Sc
en- 10 sucesivo alterada del mod
que 10 ha sido en- Casa Blanca, e
donde los asesinatos, perpetradc
con toda impunidad y cruel SAN
ne 6syeovde y3,Is g7ujet,1, SUsry1bi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-03

Las bersOnas que quieyan sus07biy-
Sc diyectamente q La Demo1a
al" sin inteyven76n dc ios ageH-
tes, bueden haeeri0 boy amos 5 bO,
semestyeS, pago adelantado.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-03
CONTINENTAL TUNNEL
COMPANY INCORPORATED,

Denver. Colo4 Oct 2.-ArticIes Of
incorporation Of the Continental Tun-
mel company signed today by Thomas
W. walsh. John -. Springer James
Blood Herbert George and W. O.
Temple, were filed az the office IF the Sec
Rotary OF state here today. The COM
pany IS organized to build tunnel
through James Peak. for the use of the
Denver Northwestern q Pacific railway
uhe Monat liue) Bonds t0 the amount
of $4,000. COO guaranteed by the Mohatt
road. win he issued
The tunnel viii be- about five miles
long ana will materially lower the gem
oral grade If the Monat road as orig
iuaUy constructed over The continental
IILLI..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-03
BURu.soN ESCAPES.

BeIneham. Wash. oct. 1.-THE Grow
of Che tug Eatadin this morning pick
cd mp the launch Helen in Sucla slrall'
g0 miles west of here. The launch con-
tanned am exhausted man. dressed only
BOO his shirt ana trousers. lie was
given rcetor3lvts and Il is said was
recognized as 'harles Buriison. one of
the Seattle trunk murder suspects. sees
iur ne was recognized, the man leaped
into the launch. which was alongside
cat tho line and ESCAPED 90 Suicia is-
land. Tine Eatldin came On here ana
remarked thc occurrence 90 the police.
search BE- being made for the supposed
Builsou
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-03
Received by the Emperor With
Whom He Had a Pri-
vate Audience.
ENTERTAINED At LUNCHEON.
FuVor- silver OF Exquisite Design
Effect OF Visit Has Been "a Em-
pho~izc Cordial Relations.


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| graI %. rar,, al eli. tr.. evening and
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! shi railroad station for Kobe omid the
Brinr OFF aD artillery salute .ul dis
,t...oy o. .,...-t.
''uf W.
Al noon today MI dU' Mir. l'iT
! accompanied only hy Bue. Gcu Ed
wards chief of tho bfrrau oil fneular
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Af Iatts private secretary uIoNe lh
am imperial carriage escorted Boy
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4r i1,tar.,fst..l f- 90 ,,,i,.o+.s ,rt.t
which thsy ratpurs8 d., tha ai,dispra
room. NV5ita fbe rri,.ars .atf1tanra v,ae
iu progress Nrs nan was received b,
fhe entnrose pofb tbair ronfestfaa
showed ereaf a1r,Ii4l1ify. I'm thair 'treat-
ment of the American visitors After
the audience air. ana 5rs Taft re-
turned TO the palace whore ID luncheon
was served. the emperor and cfnpress
sitting on one side of tnr table with
Mr.. and Mrs Taft Opposite them. The
luncheon was most elaborate. The
fayors were Of silver eyuuisitcly de-
signed After luncheon Mr. and Mss
Tafte babe farewell to their majestfes
and returned to their hea1uulrters at
about $40 D. m.
Count HavshL the foreign minister
called On Secy Taft 90 q o'clock and
hdd long conversation with him.
The Minnesota win leave Kobe for
Ndg1sah al / p. ni. tomorrow with
tht iatt party aboard
me leading newspapers tomorrow
"Hi pupIi7n thtnusiaatit dppf'rlalous
'l lile tNceuenl results nom the pres
'"'e OF 9eey' Iall
SECRETARY DELIGHTED
9ecy- Iatt' on the eve OF
nus departure today Tor Kobe where
ne Will embark on The steamer Minne-
SOFA Tor Manila, said;
ne mdgnihceut welcome accorded
me DY the government ana people OF
japan IS the most positive evidence Of
'ho so"a relations existing between ia
pan anq me United states. ! am con-
hdehi thaL Dotn countries VIII continue
70 De az friendly as tney have ln the
past ana not aTofd occasion Tor mis-
iepresentation by anybody.
Al lhe express WISH OF the emperor
MT. . bHen, the new American ambas-
sador postponed the arrangement Tor
the presentation Of his credentials un-
ul alter the departure OF NIT Idlt' lhe
emperor said he did not desire that