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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-27

con IN immense gentfo efectu4-
[xouse 2yer, como Sc habfa anunciado
- car1eras hfpicss en- Ell Hip6drome
de San Juan.
n El tempo l1uvioso que rein6 du-
|rante clEt1fa, no fue obice para que el
|espect4cu1o resultara como de cos
tumbre.s
= Con los acordes de Ia Banda del
Hipodromo, did principle la fiesta
q orden siguiente:
En- Ia primera carrera Sc llev6 el
|pfemioIel "Sinfonfa". En- esta no
oorri6 Ell "Sine Temore".
Il 81 'Rubio'' en- la segunda no sa1id
4 IA plsta, tomandole Ia de1antera a
los demas caballos Ell "Confucio"
/. La tercera fue declarada alberta
porl no poder correr ell "Pegazo"
Losfde la cuarta tomaron Ell turno ell
la que sali6 triun nfante Ell "Lave de
oro''. s NJ a~a
TOGO Ell turno la cuarta Y corrie-
ron los de la carrera alberta, q distan-
cia de mil metros, dardo una venta-
ia de cinco metros al "Tlbaro", que
lego Ell segurdo. Ell "Coli .cio" fue
Ell vencedor en- esta luchada carrera.
Majestic, "Brutito" y "Rela4npa-
60. en- la 9uinta, despues de la Sc
nal de salida, parten 4 tods velocidad,
despitandose Ell majestic" dos veces,
siendo motive este para que llegara
Ell ultimo. Ell "Relampago' hizo ell
mejor record en- esta.
. Terminaron las carreras buena
hora. -. m ---.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-27

no debe aspirar a tener ning1n
producto de ese comercio?
Nos parece que no, y muchos
tememos que los compradores
de garrochas las tengan que pa
gar a mas alto precio. conocido
10 rumbosos que son nuestros
tutores para fjar precios a sus
servicios y a sus cosas, cuando
como ocurre con las garrochas,
han de ser los colonos quienes
paguen las demasias del indus
trialismos Official.
No debe esperar ningun be-
nehcio de esa ley Ell publico, nj
han de lograr por clio mayor
descanso los guardias, nj mejor
trato los bueyes. 6, 8
Y en- cambio, ell gobierno da
ell NAL ejemplo de monopolizar
una industria, siquier sea tan
modesto como la de la venta de
garrochas, y la congregation
que ha descubierto mas de una
vez sus tentativas, sus propo-
|sitos, sus planes industriales,
da I'm paso de avance por la
escabrosa senda por la que va
tan a su gusto y ratifca sus
designios, nunca abandonados,
de competir en- el campo de los
negocios con aquellos que con-
tribuyen a la mantenencia fas-
tuOsa de un presupuesto lujosl-
simo que tiene magnifcas pre-
bendas para los congregantes y
sus favoritos y alzacolas.
Esta orientacion inquietan-
te que sc viene observando
entire nuestros tutores y que ha
ejercido Influenza malsana en-
algunos organismos municipal
les, debe deternerse a tempo
de incurrlr en- mayores des1i-
ces, slendo a la vez indicio
conveniente de que sc mo-
diflca en- sentido razonable
el extrano criterio, que pre-
valece en- las regiones del 60
bierno, de que todo cuanto idea
O. realiza: la congregation es
irreprochable, y solo es bueno
it'll y conveniente 4 los 1ntere-
ses generates, aquello que en-
los esferas del poder Sc fragua
y Sc administra y explota por
los congregantes 9 sus servi-
dnreS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-27
Don Gabriel Cabrera

Aver fallecio repentinamente en-
Rio Piedras. Ell distinguido caballero
don Ga briel Cabrera. a .8/
Ha causado gran sorpresa la des-
aparlcion del mundo de los vivos de
tan disting senior. quien parecia
gozar de una salud perfecta. Dist ill.,
gulose en- todos los actos de su vida
por su caballerosidad y 6no trato. cua-
lidades que le granjearon Ell efecto
general. a.nesira
Ell sepelio fue una manifestation
de duelo sentid{sima, s la cual con-
currleron Sus numerosos amigos.
Reciban SITS deudos y amiliares
nuestra expression de condolencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-27
Don Jose Antonio GoiCouria

Nuestro corresponsal de Toa Baja
nos traSmite una information acerca
del sepelio del respectable caballero,
doctor don, Jose Antonio Goicouria
que tuvo lugar en- Toa Baja. Fn6
una manifestation de duelo muy SEN
ida. Ell doctor Goicouria gozaba de
gran reputation en- aquel pueblo, ha-
blendose granjeado mum erosas amis-
tades.
Falleci6 victima de una affection
cardiaca. .~.... ......: .
Despidieron el duelo con e1ocuen-
tes frases los doctores don Agustln
Sthal y don Diego Rodriguez.
Reciban sus familiares nuestro pc
same. a a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-27
RlseuYenenamientO de hoy
UNEMPLEAOO DE TESORERlA

Esta tarde 4 las dos y media
.ocurri6 TN lamentabl suceso
en- la Tesoreria. FL empleado
Rafael Power atent6 4 su vida
tomandose unas tabletas de mer-
curio. lie asistieron los me-
.dicos sefloros Ordolez, Cueto y
,Avilfs. .Su estado es grave.
No SO sabe Ia causa de tan ex-
tremada resoluci6n.
FL desgraciado Power perma-
neci0 tendido cerca de, sesenta
minutes 4 Ia entrada de La of.
Gina del Archivo de Il Tesorerla,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-27
Ell Consolidate
Los N0mBRlmIEnT0S De HOY

1
Ell sefior Acufla ha frmado Ell nom.
braniento de Inspector de alimentos
de San Juan a favor9del seflor Loren
20 Mascara, quien tomara possession de
su puesto el sprimero de Julio. Ell
sueldo del seflor Mascara es de mil
dollars. .
LIE ha participate hoy al Superin.
stendente doctor Vazquez que durante
la ausencia de Mr. Haeselbarth Sc ha-
,ra cargo del departamento de Carl
dad por tencr licencia el Jefe propie-
tanio y hallarse en- los Estados Uni
dos. ii /. Is: q s.s.. .ssa
i Sc ha frmado el nombramiento del
sefor Enrique R0nda para inspector
de alimentos CON mil dollars anuales.
nomar4 possession de 81 cargo q 50
do Junio. .s s.
Y RN @
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-27

Para las honras fdnebres. que han
de efectuarse el martes IS, en- la Ca
pilla de lSan Francisco, en- sufragio
del alma de don Gcrardo Soler, falle-
cido en- Francia el dfa % de Abril
dltimo, Sc nos ha enviado una atenta
esquela.
Los funerales daran principle las
ocho de Ia maflana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-27
Revista de carceles


Han ingresado enla galera de su-
marias de la carcel de Humacao, Be-
nito de Jesus, Francisco Hernandez
Dfaz, Rafael Pifieiro, Andres REYES
y Miranda y Anastasio Garcia, 6 in
gresado cumplir sentencias Ramon
Calderon, Eugenia Rivera Y Villafa-
fla, Rafael Vell6n y Rosa y Emilia
no Reyes Ramos. >&l4y919A
Abraham Jose Elias, Regime Ro-.
driguez, Juan Ortiz, Celestino Matos,
Margaro Ramos y Pauline Suarcx,
han ingresado en- la galera de suma-
rias de 10 carcel de Ponce, 4 disposi-
ci6n del juez municipal, y Herm6ge-
mes Barriera, disposition del fiscal,
por acusarsele del supuesto delit0
de hurto mayor. Aht Ht!@A
Segundo Vazquez y Pedro Jordan,
han ingresado 4 cumplir sentencia en-
la carcel dc Guayama, cl primero
por delito contra la justicia, y cl so~
gundo por acometimiento' y agresi6n.
& @%5#@ ----H@ E4 a 93 1gbaa
Francisco Cruz {a) Cachimbo ha In
gresado en- la carcel d0 San Tuan
anexa 4 la de Arccibo, cumplir
sentencia, por 81 dclito do abuse a.
confianza iHaN s3a14s Il M
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-27
Pepita Franco

Esta bella y gentil senorita pertene-
ciente a la mejor sociedad de Manatf,
Sc encuentra actualmente de Temporal
da en- San Juan.
Deseamos una agradable permanen.
cia en- esta capital la adorable seflo.
ia de Franco. sp 2Es1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-27
Don Manuel Paniagua

Sc encuentra enfermo nuestro ami
90 don Miguel Paniagua, director del
Banco de Puerto Rico. Ell seffor Pa
'niaGua SURE IN ataque de grippe.
Espsran1os que se fsponga tan dis
tine enido ssli6f, I f.1.isi1 ,7.' VI. NH. ,,a,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-27
En- Ia Corte Federal


Ell Juez Mr.. Rodey sa1dra en- la Sc.
mana pr6xima para Ponce y Maya
giiez en- cuyas ciudades han de verse
algunos pleitos.
Hoy no Sc reunira ell Jurado de la
Corte Federal. Hay TN receso de
varios dlas. ~'fA H.
Aver regresaron de. Comcrio los
seflores que colilponen el Jurado fe-
deral los, cuales Sc trasladaron 4 di-
cho sitio en- asuntos judiciales. Il
- Ell Juez Rodey. informara Ell jueves
sobre decisiones de pleitos.
Muy en- breve Sc presentaran de-
mandas ante dicha Corte por algunos
miles de dollars, en- asuntos particu-
lares. - '@f
Esta manana Sc reunieron Ell Fiscal
Mr.. Savage y varios abogados de Ia
Corte para cambiar impresiones So
bre asuntos de su competencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-27
Nota del dia

Como detalle que retleja el
industrialismo de que sc siente
poseida y dominada la congre-
gaci6n redentorista, la ley que
restablece el uso de las garro-
chas para los bueyes, ofrece
uno cur,osis'mo.
La venta de garrochas queda
esta blecida en- los puestos de la
policia insular. Nuestros legis-
ladores han creido muy pruden-
tie el conflar a los encargados de
la vigilancia en- los pueblos y en-
los caminos, de la venta exclusi-
va de garrochas a los dueilos' y
a los conductores de carretas
tiradas por bueyes.
No han tenido en- cuenta nues-
tros legisladores irefables que
al establecer en- los puestos de
policia la venta de garrochas,
privaban de un objeto de CO.
mercio a los profesionales, mo-
nopolizando el gobierno una in
dustria que no tiene ningun de-
recho para explotar, y distrayen-
do al propio tempo a los agen-
tes policiacos de sus obligacio-
mes reglamentarias para dedi-
carlos a la venta de efectos de
los que deben surtirse los inte-
resados en- los establecimientos
que pagan impuestos al gobier.
no, que contribuyen al sosteni-
miento de las cargas publicas.
Es possible que la admirable
provision de nuestros tutores
haya creido que simplifcaba
las tareas policiacas, estable-
ciendo los puestos de garrochas
en- los de policia, siendo, por Ell
contrario, que las duplica, pues-
to que los agentes no podran
sentirse completamente seguros
de que sus garrochas son las
empleadas por los carreros solo
por Ell hecho de estar encargados
de la venta, con arreglo a una
ley que aruestrOs sabios tutores
Sc les ha ocurrido de infalible
resultado. :
Vendiendo las garrochas, 8
sin venderlas, la policia tendra
que ocuparse de inquirir ST las
que usan los conductores de
carretas son las mismas cuya
venta sc anuncia en- los puestos
de la policia insular, porque no
sc va a deducir del nero hecho
de comprarlas que las vayan a
usar en- su penoso ofcio los ca
rreros 81, como sc dice, resulta
insufciente la pl1a para que los
bueyes sc sientan estimulados a
cam1nar.
va pesar de la prudencia y
de la provision, nunca bien
alabadas, de nuestros tutores,
bien puede ocurrir que los con-
ductores de carretas compreni
la garrocha oicial, pero no la
usen, sirviendose en- cambio de
alguna arreglada por ellos mis-
mos, mas util desde luego que,
la que venda la policla. sI
lPuede decirsenos que es 10
que resuelven, con sd hamante
ley, los reverendos congIegan-
tes. obligando a la policia a ha-.
Ger la competencia q los indus
triales y privando a estos de
un etecto de comercio?
Van a darles las garrochas'
mas baratas d los jibaros en- los
puestos de la policia, va que es.
logico esperar que Sc vendan1
alcosto, puesto que el gobierno|
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-27

- Ell Juez Rodey- informara Ell jueves
sobre decisiones de pleitos.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-09-03
CYRIL
SCOTT
TONIGHT

Cyril Scott, one of the most capa-
ble and attractive actors in this coun-
try, is announced to appear at the
opera house for one night only, this
Tuesday evening, in The Prince
Chap" a play that has the reputa-
ton of being the most Interestingly
human piece seen in New York in
many seasons. Playgoers by this
time must have become somewhat
familiar with its title. New York
stores have popularlzed the title by
their many novelties labelled "Prince
Chap" II is a name that conveys
but a trifle of the quality the play is
said to contain. 1t was the initial
effort of a very capable author, Mr..
Edward Peple, who commenced his
career as a dramatist with real
success. "The Prince Chap" was
originally presented at the Madison
Square theater, New York, and the
metropolitan critics pronounced 1t to
be the first hit of the season. 1t had
not been anticipated that "The Prince
Chap" would take such hold upon
the public and so nights was the first
allotment of time given for its run.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-09-03

GA - ~ - EEAs
Bsar. tAs tlh Mad tas HAS Nxas BuASts
s';:''' :; :; GN;23IzI'z;:z;s;;.l Z Z :; =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-09-03
Mcrcsse Goes 20 The Dalles.

Edgar Meresse. at one time re-
porter on The Journal. and later city
editor OF the Statesman, has severed
his connection with the latter paper.
and Monday went to The Dalles.
where he will take charge OF the
Chronicle. and learn the ways and
customs OF the big-hearted bunch
grassers. Meresse is young, but he
will get over Il, and. although
raised In the Willamette valley. is
not afraid OF work. The horse edi-
tor enyles him good luck. not In the
work, but In being permitted TO
join his fortunes with one of the best
little cities in Oregon, and the best
because IL Is composed OF the biggest
hearted, wide-awake people on God 5
range. Meresse is a good newspaper
man, and The nalles people will find
him loyal 20 their best interests. and
untiring In his efforts 20 give them
the best newspaper the field will
permit.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-09-03
Helen Pullman, In The Prince chap.

-N~NN-~~~~~~~~N-~-N-~~~~-
Owing to the fact that THE Man
cr the Box" was booked TO follow
The Prince Chap" the latter piece
was compelled to vacate the Madison
Square theater, New York, which
meant disappointment TO many who
had been waiting TO book seats when
a lull in the enormous business "The
Prince Chap" was doing gave the OPP
portunlty. Something had 90 be
done TO give New York a chance 10
see more of Mr.. Peple's play. luck
lily, Weber's theater on Broadway
became available. and, contrary TO
the usual fortune that attends
piece that is transferred from one
playhouse to another The Prince
Chap" became greater furore than
before, Again Il crowded the theater
to the doors. additional matinees had
10 be given. Then The Prince Chap"
had its second notice 10 quit when
Il might have remained an entire
year to the same enormous business.
Weber's theater Is the home OF
Weher's stock company, and it's road
tour having finished, The Prince
Chap" had To make way. Every ef-
fort was made TO find another New
York thea,er, SO that Mr.. Peple's
wonderful success could continue.
but this time every theater was oe-
eupied, and The Prince Chap" was
compelled TO take 90 the road with
exactly the results IL had expert
enced in New York. Then an open
ing was made at the Lincoln Square
theater. whore il continued until a
third notice 10 Quit was necessary.
Its last New York engagement was
at the Majestic theater which ended
the season when the sOsth perform
ance had been reached.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-09-03
FRANK J. moor

visiting Salem relatives and friends
has returned to her home in Port
land. She was accompanied by Mrs
Thomas Kay, Sr., who will visit in
the metropolis.
Nicholas Tarter, assistant teacher
of mathematics in the oregon Agri-
cultural College, who has been re-
ceiving treatment for his eyes in this
city, has returned to Corvallis much
improved
w. p. Hall, of Brownson, Kansas
arrived in the city this morning 70
visit Allison Robertson and other rel
atives, who he has not seen for 40
years. Mr.. Robertson is a cousin OF
Mr.. Hall.
Attorney p. II. Darcy and sisters,
the Misses Tressa and Maria Darcy
left this morning for Newport, where
they will enjoy an outing on the
beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Boeschen
have gone to Lebanon for an extent
ed trip In the mountains. They win
probably visit Fish Lake before re-
turning TO their home in this city.
Mrs. r. Moore and Mrs. Lydia
Booth and family, who have been
visiting in this city, left today for
their home in Redding, California.
Mrs. Moore is the mother of James
A. Sohn. OF this city.
Captain Holder and Captain Lem
on. of the local Salvation Army, went
to Albany today to conduct a solicit
ing campaign for the harvest festival.
There will be no Salvation Army
meetings here until next Friday,
when the captains will return.
Rev. ID. A. Errett, pastor OF the
First Christian church, left this
morning for Corvallis. where he will
attend a meeting OF the state board
OF his denomination. He is the pres
ident of the board, and will transact
business relative to the work for the
coming year.
Miss Mary McGee. of Stratford.
Ontario, Canada, is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. John A. McGee, Center
street. Miss MeGee is on her way
home after spending several months
visiting friends in Washington and
British Columbia.
A. w. Dennis. the genial wood
butcher, came over from Newport
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-09-03
}. NJ. RINGo MOVES TO STANTON
Entcrprising Young Salem Man Buys
Undertaking business of w. Il.
Thomas.

j, NJ. Ringo. the well-known as
sistant undertaken to w. T. Rigdon.
OF this city, has purchased the un-
dertaking business from w. E.
Thomas, at Stayton, and yesterday
left for his new home. Mr.. Ringo
recently passed the examination Civ
en- by the state board OF health TO
embalmers. with high honors. He Is
a young man OF sterling worth. and
will be valuable acquisition to Stay
tons business circles. He has a
wide circle of friends in this city who
wish him every success at his new
location.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-09-03

Miss Eva Il. COx--Will be
receive pupils in music Z
tember I'd at her studio,
ter street, between Co'
and Front, Phone Main !
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-09-03

yesterday. He says he had
did time and enjoyed eyer
of his outing. He also told
editor not to say anything
but that the report of pOrr
other big fish sporting in \
ers was a fake-and that It
Jake Wenger and Col. Hoi
their occasional bath.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-09-03
| CITY NEWS|
A COLLECTION of Important Par :
axrapiss for YouS Consideratiou
Post Gard Hall
New sab iects dshy.
wanted
I 4.

1000 acres of fax and hem grown
by farmers. delivered at my mill. for
cash. Just outside the east line OF the
city limits. This 10 easy to grow.
remuneratlve, and betters the land.
Apply az my residence Tuesday fore
noon or Saturday afternoon in town.
Eugene Boase. S-Sl-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-09-03
Treated Hand to Tickets

MIR. Mott, of the Yaudette theatre.
has returned from business trip to
Portland. He treated the members
OF the Salem Military Band TO tick
cts 10 the entertainment In the 1T
tle playhouse last evening. after the
concert on the street,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-09-03
Has Returned to salem

Miss Lena Melntlre. who has been
in Portland for the past several
months. In the employ OF the Port
land Gas Company. has returned TO
her home In this city, having re-
signed her position In the metropolis.
owing 10 ill-health.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-09-03
VIII Resume Classr--

Miss Eva +. Cox win be ready 70
receive pupils In music after Sep
tember I'd, at her studio. 242 Center
street, between Commercial ana
Front. Phone Main Si7.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-09-03
Had letter for Thirty Years.

l have suffered with letter for 80
years and have tried almost countless
remedies with little, II any relief,
Three boxes OF Chamberlain's Salvs
cured me. II was torture. II
breaks out a little sometimes, but
nothing to what IL used TO do.-D.
IL. Beach. Midland City. Ala. Cham
berlain's Salve is for sale at Or.
Stones drug store.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-17
Leader Of Peasant Party.

New York. Feb. 1G-Alexis Aladyn
leader OF the Peasant party. in the
Russian doupa. arrived here on the
steamer Majesty Mr. Aladyn pur-
poses making a tour OF the country
delivering lectures IN me cause Of
freedom In his native land Mr..
Aladyn said on hiNarrivai. FRIDAY that
be would not be a; all astonished IL
the new douma was never organized
1T Is now TOO late TO stop the prog
ross OF liberty In Russia" he said
The liberal sentiment Is 50 broadcast
and general Throughout Russia that
= will come 20 the front in spite ~
all government opposition. and us
progress Is assured"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-17
cloantie Scheme to pstraud

London. Feb. ia gigantic
scheme on the part OF firm OF dis
tillers TO defraud the revenue Of
fce is reported to have been un-
earthed by inland revenue ofioers
The latter. II IL asserted, discovered
underground pipes through which
whisky was conveyed from the dis
tillerX 10 the duty paid warehouse.
whence IL was distributes 10 the
trade. thus escaping the TAX OF g. IS
per gallon. The revenue authorities
are said to have demanded the paw
ment OF a hne OF $500 900 on the
struggled liquor. The matter will be
brought up in parliament.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-17
FILES MORTGAGE FOR s,s 600 200
Company viii Use Money TO Equip
and improve the Railroad.

Atlanta. Feb. 1C.-An indenture for
securing an SIS. 900 900 general mort
gage and collateral trust on 5 per
cent thirty year gold bonds, was hled
In the superior court Thursday for
the Seaboard Air Line railway by It's
division counsel. Brown 4 Randolph.
The mortgage is in favor OF the
Morton Trust company and James l..
Burke. trustees.
IL t. stated in the indenture that
the company II DESTROYS OF borrowing
money on IT,, mortgage made for
equipping and improving the railrosd
end i.r other lawful corporate pur-
poses
TT, 1a!P NJ The mortgage Is Feb.
I. 1917. ann II will become due Fe3.
l. 1887.
This comrany on April -. 1909.
placed mortgage for s15 900. 900
with Tire Continental Trust company.
of Baltimore. trustees 10 secure a
bond issue. known AZ he frst mort
gage OF 5a-ycar, per cent gold
bonds
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-17
GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA SUNDAY. FEBRUARY II. 1907
ARE CHARGED WITH cowARolcs
ot1esrs and Crew Of Lsrehront Yes
eel Arrslgned BY Passengers.

~ Sfssh8Hco " Fseeenesfs.
Providence, r.. /. Feb. ls.-By the
Identification late Thursday night Of
the body Of Bernard Hoilingsworth /,
Of jamaica, o negro waiter. the num-
Der Of identined dead In The Larch-
mont horror numbered S.. when the
morsue opened on Friday morning.
Tho death on Thursday night Of
Samuel LaCombe. Of Manchester> y.
n. one OF the 10 persons who reach
ed shore after the Larchmoni went
down. brought the list Of survivors
down TO IS.
Eighty-seven persons who are
known TO have been on the steam
er. are still missing. or unidentified,
and II is now nFactIcally certain that
the Larchmont carried out with her
on that fatal Monday night -? souls.
Stories rejecting on the conduct
OF some OF the officers and crew are
related.
Miss Sadie Golub. OF Boston. one
OF the two women survivors. and Mr..
Fred Hiergsell. of Brooklyn. y. v.
have brought direct charges OF cow
ardice against some OF the officers aud
crew Of the steamer Larchmont.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-17
Dead Man Eonud on Raft

Douglasville, Ga. Feb. lG.-The
body OF an unknown man was found
floating on raf' in the Chattahoo-
chcr river w. tie lower part Of this
county 1t IS thought probable thar
The body has Coated down from near
Atlanta The inquest over the body
Of the man was held In Campbell
county. \ rhone message saws 'ho
BODY was ' ". negro. ca wears
~ age. 70 li, death from
gunshot SEQ. " n tho head. The
head Was torn nearly on The iden-
uty OF the negro T. unknown.