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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-06
EL lNCENDIO
De ANOCHE.
Los dependencies de Ia casa 4. Ma
yOIy Co. trahajarOn esf0Tzada-
meRte pOT SOfOCaTIe.
Vlrl0S hOmhVfOs fu0rOR CuTadOS du hlrIdls con-
tusas On 81 GulFio Do sOGOTOs.

Anochs { las IL media Ia cRmpana
del ayuntRmient0 y loB pitos de Ia po'icia,
Rnunciaron los habitRntes de San Juan,
que habfa fuego.
Y On efscto, ls casa ndmeTo IL de Ia
CRlle de Ia CruE en- gus hay almaceneH ,
eatablecimiantos 10 vic invadida por el
pueblo y Ia policia que trabsjsbRn p0F
uOfocar I'm inOendio que ae pTodUjo en- ell
Rlmac6n de Ia casa dc comeTcio, g. RodEi-
gueE y Compshfa.
Los depsndientes de IR casa a. Msyol
= Compafifa utilizsndo la boCa de incsndio
que hay frente 4 su ESTABLISHMENTS, hicie-
ron empalms con una mangueER de su
pFopisdad y, loH 10 minutes, va se habia
sBtablsCido la defsnas con IN gran Chorro
dc agua.
Los dependencies de Ia misma caHa rom.
pieron el trsgRluE del patio de bu estable.
oimiento y dieEon dos ChoEFos mas de agua,
Eenisndo para haceF este que empatsF,
RpFoximadRmente, Glen metros de manga.
Con las tres mangas % cubos que
dieron al pueblo, Be empsE6 & extinguir 81
voTas elemento.
81 CAIRO de msngas de San Juan el
DO Pu0Tta de Terra, no tRFdaRon en- llegRP
, pTonto eStsblscsSss dos mangaH mas que
disEon aguR.
A Ia y media "a se hRbfa spagado 81
f0ego hRbisndo en- 81 patio = almacenss en-
donds empez6 el fuago, mas de un pie de
sRuR,
I'm uno de los dap6,itns quamRdon, ha-
biR csjaH de sillsB que fusron Bacadaa On
90 mayor paEts en 81 otro, efsctos de
OEihtaleFis que fueFon deEtFuidoH.
I'm el miBmo almsC6n habfa pipaa con
aosite de linaEa que & no ser por Ia pericia
do los dependencies, hubieran ccjido foe
g..
Los mRFinoB del Arsenal trsbajaron
biOn. La pOliofa y los bomberos hiCieFon
guREdiR hasta laE ocho dc ls maIsna del
dis de hoy
En- sl cuaTto de aocorros curaron de
hsFidas contuuas los bombsroB Rsfael
Gomez Victor 0 ivo, Juan Muhi8, Eduar'
do MsFtfneE , Hemenejildo Meyer.
ri principal de ls casa A. Mayol
Compafifa Eefior Dami6n Caubst, Snffi6
unR Caida fu6 aaiatido por 81 doctor
Comes BFioHo 81 pEaeticants OteTo.
ri alcRlde , dem6a sutoridades presta.
ron importsnteH Ruxilios asi como loa dc
pOndisnteH de los HsnoEes Herrero OFtega,
y les del PARIS BREsr
La CASA on donde 90 produio 81 inoendio
% de la Succession ElzabuFu, CuyR familis
vive en- el piao alto de lR miBma caBa
hAHta ahOFR no 30 Aabs como empeE6; pero
% calcula que como hay muoha pajs en-
Aquel Aitio, f6cilmsnte la chimenea de un
tsen de aplanchado que hay en- Ia miSma
casa pudo pEoducir sl incsndio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-06
ELECCIONES, EN- una
IOgia mas6nica en-
AreCibo.
0tra fabriGa de tabaGOS que Sc dice
suspGRtera sns tFabsjes.
Suhlstls para SoRstrussI0R Do eAlEOs.
(Ds maostr0 eorrssPenaaK }

DiOiembFa 5 5--Anoche 90 CslebrarOn
eIeociones generates para distintos caEgos
en- Il LogiR TanRm6, aaIiendo eleCtos loo
aenoTea Eiguisntss: Venerable MasstFe
LCdo. JoU6 MaFcial Lopez, Ter Vigilants,
doctor Miguel R7gea AEtau, %. Vigilants
Jos6 CliviiIeu, OEador Lcdo. Antonio 6u.
IiveFeB, seCretaEio don Emilio GRrCes,
TesoFero don Ramon AIfonEo, Hospitals.
rio don Nicol6g FFase DiputadO ante la
Gran Logia DIR. CsystRno Coll y Tests
-DuTRnts 81 paasdo mes de Noviembr0
ue rsgiatraron en- eate RegistEo Civil 90
nRCimientoE, 81 defuncione8 , dies matri.
monioB.
Hoy han sido Yebsi ados en- 10 f6b1ica
de tAbacoB ''Ths WeBt Indies Cigars Co"
nm gran n6meTo de tabAqueroB y ae dice
que 81 s6bado suspendsF6 ca IN TODD suB
trabaiou dichR fkbrica, Eiguiendo ID BusEts
que laa dennis do IL iSIa.
-Ooptinta ID animaci6ni para Ol baile
que dar6 81 pr6ximo domingo en- auB saIc-
nea 81 Casino Espafiol do agta Ciudad.
AmsniERrG dioho bail0 10 oEquosta del pro.
fesoF don Luis Gambia.
-Sa hR EaCRdo & subsBtR lR cOnEtruC.
Ci6n de ID CalIe de San Felipe 81 igual de
la de jesus , Maria 81 diG II Ga Cela.
bERr6 la BubaAtR.
Don Jose Toste investigator de este
Munioipio ha preasntado "a rs8uRCia para
panaF ocupar una plaER de prGCtiOante
en- Ia CidER.
Para Ia pE6ximR 1smana 90 eBpeEa On
sgts ciudad 81 CuadFo de zRT8uela que
dirijs Ell BefioF MRyoqui , que ssrG FsforEA'
do con valioBos elementos que llOgsn 81
Clia once de VensEuela. Ia notiCia be
DidO aCOjida con slegrfa poT este pdblico
que estk de1eoBo de RdmiERF & ID Aimpktica
tipIe Laura Nunaz.
Aver se Celebr6 ante la corto munich
pal 81 juicio contra Hilario CoEchado poE
alteraF II psE = por declaration de tFos
psEitos m6dicos fu6 dsclaFado loco peligFo'
30 pOr IL CO1tS , OEdsnadA % rocluHi6n On
el manicomio.
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METLO1DEs-M mOjor mas BsguFO
de todos los 0spoOihooB h6sta &hoyR Conocido
para 1a ouEa poFm&n0ntG do todas las 0nfoR-
modad0g de Ia urota, "a sean 6BtGB Cr6nicaB
Ggudas Oontiono q flujo OuFa poF COM
pI0to, On menos ti8mpos gre ningdn otro pre-
aiBtitig, oct. MeioF que Las inyeceionos muy
superior al BGndRlo oopaiba. EmpiozR {
guTtir "a efsoto lag tres 8 euRtE0 hoEaB do
habarsa tornado.
Los DEEIILOIDEss-Son -Son fGgiIOs dc tomaR
egtan pEopaEadoB de m&n0Ta que no R0VuOl-
ven 81 o8t6mag0 NJ pE0duoon mRlog efsotOG,
Da Vanta Ga t0das laa Botioas. PidanB6
muegtEag gratis & gng 6nioog f&bRieant0a-
BEodoEiok EtoaTns q oa. DOtFoit, MiGhl'
ran, ID. a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-06
EN- Ia MANSION EJEcUTlVA.
El gObEInadOT Post
aCepta ul banuuete.
LOs SuRor8 skinner ! Brown
TOgTGslR Do Santa Isabel.

Enta ms iiana han viaitado al gobsrna.
dor INFERNO los BehorsB alcRIde dc Maya.
RGsS RieFa Palmer, assistant attorney
iOsnciAdo Brown sub BscFetsrio Skinner
El gobernadoF Post ha cabIegrAfado
manifeataudo que ECspta sl bsDquets que
90 le hR ofsscidO por psFaonalidRdes de
esta Ciudad, que embsrcR 81 B6bado ue'
gdn anunci6 opoTtunamente. Por cables
FsCibidoH aver en- la Ciudad, de orfgen
particular, Sc Habs que ls Comisi6n de
nombFamiOntoB del Ssnado FeComend6
f-voTablsmente lR designation del nefior
Post para confivmarle On su cargo.
Los aefiores Skinner Brown han eata
do pERctiCando una investigation en- Santa
Isabel, con motivos de Fozamientos oouFri.
dos entire 81 aloalde juez eats mafRna
infoEmaron verbRlmenta 81 gobsrnRdoF dc
lu trabaio ordenando 6ate 90 hicieER un
informe poF escrito. 4
ri Eehor Skinner viene al parecer mEy
satiBfscho de les diAB paBadoa alli sobre
TODD de Las FabEossB galletas, queso l6Che
que hubo de tomar poE RIimento On 81
tempo que parmRneci6 en- 81 EiBue1o pus'
bio, ysndO despu6s pernoCtar en- Coamo
y Ponce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-06
CELEBRAN EN- LBRES
eI reStabIecilnien-
to de Mu1oz Rivera.
Muy animadas las fiestas de Ia
Conception.
POGO Gift quGda On los plIOs. puIs ID eusoGhl
~ SSta al ttTmInlr.
(Ds nNsstrs 0OmssponsaZl.

DiCiembre Mucho nos hsmoB ale
gVadoSal Babsr por la pFenga de San Juan
que 81 ilultro hombFe p6blico don Luil
MufioE Rivera, Isigue mejor de IL enfsEme
dad que algqnoa dias 10 Tetuvo en- CANA.
AL sefior MpfoE Rivers, hijo predileCto de
Barranquitas, defangor Rrdiente de.nues,
troa deFechos regionAleg, deae6mos.e GUAM,
to aptes verle TestableCido.
-Muy RnimRda ae.encuentTa Is Gesta
de Ia Conception. En- todas las noCheE
de novenag se We muchR ConcUFTencia de
fialeH 81 temple FL fraile cRpuchino ae-
for Victoriano de Valladolid y que reside
en- Utusdo, se hAlla en- este pueblo dssde
los comisnzoa del novenaTio, hRbiendo aeF
mon todas las nochea. HabF6 confsAi6n
y communion & neral eltccho, dfa dc. .la PU-
sirima. M6aicR y isIeo no faltaE6. Eats
vsCindaEio eB Aiempre entusiaAts y Culto.
-Hemos tenido 81 gusto de saludRr &
don Antonio AIcover Ferris. 81 Befior
Alcover, natural de MallOrca, eatuvo au.
Eenta de noaotroA algunoa messB. Dssde
au iuvsntud &c ha'la dediCRdo al comeTCio,
tsnisndo 50 poIvspir AueguFado.
Tambi6n hR visitado eate pueblo el Be.
nor Lucas FrfaV, OomeEciants que fue de
estR plaza hsce unoB doce amos En- la
actuslidad Be halla en- santo Domingo de-
dicado al comerCio en- donde trabaia CON
buen 6xito vive Gatisfecho.
-Muy POGO cafe qUedR en- los paloB,
pues Ia CoGacha est6 al taFminaH Biendo
6ga tan pequefia, que pareCe que no ha
habido tai cosecha, nj menoR Rpuro para
EecolaCtarlo.
Las fAmiliag pobrss 10 quejan amRFga.
mente poFque no han podido eConomizRr
dinero para vehtirGe. Son 0gtoB cOntroB
donde los pobreB viven con IL euperanEa
de que haya buenas CoBechRB y si 6Stas re.
BnItan mezquinaB, viene 81 degConsuelo y
no queda mas remedio que pasar poF 81
mas tFemendo viaoruciS, = llegar quig6B
al psupeEiBmo.
En- el mes paBadn EobaFon 4 Victor
Corteu, vecino del baEEio "JuncR", del
t6rmino de San Sebastian, una hermosa
noviilR. Al eChar de msnos dichR novi.
lla vino este pueblo di6 conocimiento
Ia policia. Esta no deBmRy6 un momsnto
haBta que pudisron dar con ella, el 10
del corFiente,el CRbo Emanuelli = sl guar.
diR jose FeliCiano en- el barTio "PoTtillo",
de- AdiuntAB. On tsi BAutista Rodriguez
vecino cerCano de CoFtel, fas 81 autor del
Eobo quien Ba la ocup6 Ia refsrids poll
cfa. La novilla fn6 sntFegada & 81 dutho
y Rodr1guea est6 bien guRTdado On 81 de.
p6sito.
BsutiAtR Rodrfgues, eH nm polio viejo
en- materia de robog de pesima conducts.
EatuVo en- el 6alto de Comerfo hRCe Rlgu.
nos meseu en- donde 10 vi de dependents On
una tienda, aussnt6ndoss mas tarde del
SRlto por halIaEge enfsrmo de paludiBmo.
Es ioHto que Ie tEibutsmOs elogiOs al cabo
Emanuslli , poIicfa Fsliciano por eue
ser vicio.
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Ia elnplna d Puerto Arturo 10 sIrVs.

Los bomberos Tomas EchevaFrfa, Rs.
fael Barbosa, HerRclio Morales Braulio
Sierra, DC han aceFcado & eBtas ofcinaB &
manifsstRrnoB que la causa de que en- los
niniestroS no cOncuFran les bombaEos que
debian hscerlo es debido que el sonido
de Is csmpana del municipio no eI dido 10
baltsnts y que 81 ayuntamiento debiera
zanzibar ege tcque de alarma pOE toqueB
dc Corneta.
iGquf Be prsstaFa guards en- 81 par.
que, podEiR 81 mismo centinela dar 81 pri.
mer aviB0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-06
E ialgO @ lROeAl.

serfRn pr6ximaments las IL cuando 81
disparo de tiFoB, 81 toqus de pitos = corne'
tAa anunCiRFon que en- Las Caya6 que Es
enumsEau con lS Crus , ls FoEtaleza ao
habfa deIaFFollRdo IN tsEribls incandio
que no Ger pOr la inusitAds actividad de
lOs bomberoa , Las psEBonag que eatsban
hacienda concentrates EobFs 81 conCierto
que con los fon6grafos de ''El Cielo'' Ion
$4,000 diSCcs He RCabsba de llevar s efec.
TO, , CuyRs peFBonRa dieEon la VOC de
URlvaEEo 81 que pusds, u OatfstEots hubio,
e lido horEogela
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PIOlto purloso.

Lo sociedad de Autores Italianog pre-.
sentR una question muy CuFioBa: ''La
reproduction Cinematogl 6fca de una obEa
dFam6ticA 6 esc6nica, jes peEmitida sin
viOlsr nj PeEjudicsr los derechoa que tienen
ca 10 representation de Hus EepEoduc'
SioneaP'
Om6s claro; 81 IN Ciuemattgrafo pusde
FepEoduCiT esoena pOr euCens una Comsdis,
un drama 8 una 6peTs.
El pleito Hs hA plaptoado con motive de
que un Cinemat6gFsfo repEodujo Ell drama
40 NJ. Bsyerlein, "La RetTaire".
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ObsSQulo 1 los marines.

Esta noche Be do an bale On 81 "Uni6n
Club en- honor de loB marines, ofciaIidad
del cTuCerO hoIand6B que estk en- nueuBtTo
puerto.
Este buqus 30 estren6, en- 50 primer
viaje, llevando 81 her6ico pTesidente del
Trannvaal, Krug9r, CuAndo Bali6 para
Europa 81 iluEtrs RncianO, dapues de ter
minsda Ia contiends que tanta Bangrs ,
dinaro cont6 s TugIaterTa. y
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Los bancoB CEsadoS para auxiIiar &
los que necesitan de gua BervicioB CieEran
tempoTalments Las puertaB de sus cGjas ,
dicen no 50 pTesta dinerO. El hotel Hell
vetia On cambio tisne gug puertaB Biempre
de par en- par para dar sntrRda Eu M.
msToIa c,ientsla. Crus 27. P. schira,
PFonietaFio.
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SEP ASE

Que no pnblicanoB comunicados sin que
sean paGadOs DOr ade1antado.
Cada sells palabras 90 cuentan p0R una
l1nea y In dnea vale dieG centavos.
Lag eartaa que Vengan con cOmunicadoa
Gln 90 lapogta ne 60 cQpteQtap,
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Nj. AamIIl % glna.

DsSdS aver guRrda cana en- Bu Essidon'
cia particular en- ID Manni6n Executive sl
OoPonsl Hamlll de Ia poliCla inHulsP &
quion visitaron dos m6diCoH. Be tTata do
nna dolenCiG local hasta Rhoga de POGO
Cuidado, y dss0amoa pTOnta mQ;Oria Rl
eRfegme,
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N 0 TICE.
0f'o. Of the Collector of Customs.

San Juan, P. R., December 5, 1907.
To whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that thsrs will
be sold at public auction at the Custom
HOUSE, San Juan, p. r., at 10 A. M,
Decembsr 18th, 1907, to the higheAt bid.
der, the following described merchandise,
to wit:
ELEVEN (11) CASES CHOCOLATE
(COnfsctionery.)
The Collector reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
J. Il. Causten.
Collector Of CuatomG
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OADA Ola OBTIENE msyor popu.
laEidad q mSgaffco Ron San LuiS, como
Cido gonsEsIments CON 81 nombEs dc Ex.
pOGiCi6n. PFepsTado embotal!adO poE
los seAore1 AlVarsz Harmanos, no cOntiena
ningunR Buutancia u0Civa y 10 pKusba su
gran demRnda, pep6sito Gan JoBs 81.
ptmWo &R
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YURI.

1) De esa inealiheabie eonducta oueia.
Sc con el glOrioso vuelo de su pluma en-
lei Afio terrible'', 81 gran poeta Victor
HugO.--N. de la R,
En- eats impFentR ss Vende pRp8l de
peEi6dico vie;o & 80 90 Ios 46 kiloB Gun
quiStuil
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8 v q.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-05-02
WATERWAYS EXPERTS ORGANIZE
Commission Selects Its Vice Chair
man and Secretary.

Washington, April 30.-The inland
waterways commission, recently ap-
pointed by the president to make a
general investigation into the ques-
ton of the improvement of rivers and
harbors, the utilization of streams for
irrigation and the Improvement OF
swamp lands, held it's first meeting
Monday in the committee room of
it's chairman, Representative Bur-
ton of Ohio All the members were
present and the organization was CON-
pleted by the election of Senator New
lands of Nevada as vice chairman and
DR.. w. j. MCGEE, scientist, residing
in Washington, as secretary.
In addition to Messrs. Burton New
lands, and MCGEE, the commission is
composed Of Senator Warner of Mis-
souri,, former Representative Bank
head Of Alabama, Gen. Mackenzie OF
the army, F. H. Newell, chief engineer
of the reclamation service, Clifford
Pinchot, United States forester, and
Herbert Smith, commissioner of cor.
psratiOns.
The commission Immediately began
general consideration of the impor-
tant matters before it with view to
laying out plan for future work. 1t
is expected that the commission will
be in session in this city for about a
week.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-05-02
CJTRAM BOND THEFT GROWS.
$4,000 ROBBERY NOW BELIEVED
TO BE 100000.
Snug Sum Thought to BE Hidden
away Somewhere by Douglass
and bennett.

New York, April 30-The big bond
robbery in which the Trust Company
of America was the victim continues
an absorbing subject in the financial
district, where every development is
eagerly scrutinized The robbery, at
first put down as $4,000 affair, has
steadily grown until it appears that
securities aggregating 100000 in
value had been taken by William O..
Douglass, the bond clerk now under
arrest. ... ri f,-s.ss. e.. .;...r~2 T..
These figures are reached as the re-
suit of an interview given by mem
Der of the executive committee of the
Trust company, who said that it took
$165,000 to redeem the securities n.y.
pothecated with brokers for loans by
0. NJ. bennett, who is under arrest in
connection with the robbery, and that
the securities were pledged for less
than one-third of their value. He also
said that it was 100000 and not $780,
900 worth of securities that We're hid
den in Broker Dement'S bed at the
Manhattan club.
Taken at the executive committee
mans own figuring that Douglass and
bennett realized only part-less
than third on the average-it can be
seen that the $165,o0 that the Trust
company has lost on the outstanding
securities represents a value of nearly
100000. Adding the 100000 found
in the bed of Broker bennett, there is
100000.
What has become of the money
Douglass and bennett raised is unex-
planned. The trustee who talked said
that while he was of the opinion that
much of this had been lost in specula-
ton, he felt sure that the pair had a
snug sum tucked away somewhere.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-05-02
|CITATION FOR HEARING ON
FINAL ACCOUNT AND FOR
DISTRIBUTION ....f.. . ~.

CITATION FOR HEARING ON
FINAL. ACCOUNT AND FOR
DISTRIBUTION. ....,a.. "a .r
Estate of Christine Gudmandson.
State of Minnesota, County of Mar
shall, In Probate Court. "
In the Matter OF the Estate of
Christine Gudmandson, Decedent:
The State of Minnesota to Herman
Gudmandson, Nellie X. Haraldson,
Lewis H. Gudmandson, Carolina
Kline. George Gudmandson, Clara T.
Hangar, Edward Gudmandson, Henry
Gudmandson, Emma Gudmandson,
and all persons interested in; the final
account and distribution Of the es-
tate OF said decedent: The repre-
sentative of the above named deced-
ent, having filed in this court his
final account Of the administration
OF the estate; Of said decedent, togeth-
er witt his petit lion pray ing for the
adjustment and allowance of. said
final account and for distribution of
the residue Of said estate to the per-
SONS there unto emit tiled Therefore,
You, and each of You, are hereby
cited ana required to show cause, if
any you nave, DelOTe &CnlS Court az
the Probate Court Rooms, in the
! City of Warren, in the County of
MARSHALL, State Of Minnesota, on the
4th day OF. May, 1907, at ten O'Clock
AZ. N. why said petition should mot
be granted. sSA n as3s'
| Witness, the Judge Of said court,
land the Seal Of said Court, this 10th
day Of April, 1907
sss Peter 7H. Holm. .
court Seal Probate Judge.
4 81 julius ]. Olson,
Attorney for Pet tioner.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-05-02
NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given that the
Board OF Town Supervisors of the
town of Parker, Marshall County,
Minnesota, will let to the best bidder
or bidders, contract for the construct
ton Of 81 miles of graded roads to be
built on the section line in said. town
running east and west, plans and
specifications for which can be seen
at the Office of the town clerk. ALI
bids must be in writing and filed
with the town clerk of said town on
or before May 18th, 1907, at which
time all bids will be opened and
acted upon. Successful bidders will
be required to give bond in such sum
as may lie required for the faithful
performance of their contract. The
right is reserved TO reject any and
all bids. ...r... ... .... t.u
Dated March 26th, 1907. .. .,o..
Andrew Fodstad, Town Clerk,
Stephen, MINI.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-05-02
Taft Talks to Ohio Students.

Cincinnati, April 30.-Secretary Of
War Taft Monday made short visit
to the University of Cincinnati, where
he delivered brief address of an in
formal character to the Students
Later he was given a warm reception
at the chamber Of commerce and spoke
few words in response to the per-
sistent calls for speech. A politi-
cal conference was scheduled for the
afternoon. At night he addressed the
members of the Business Mems club
on 1.-The Panama Canal"
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-05-02
Note in Bottle Tells of Wreck.

Norfalk, Va, April 30.-A dispatch
sent over. the United States govern
ment seacoast Geographic line from
the coast says that members of the
crew of the Mays Head life saving sta
ton Monday found a bottle containing
doned Italian bark Oriente, stranded
two miles south of PIONEERS Hill life
saving station, saying that the crew
of the Oriente, numbering 16, left the
bark in small boats and proceeded
north, but the note gave no date.
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Castro to Retire on Nav %.

New York, April 30.-President
Cipriano Castro, Of Venezuela, accord
ing to information received in this
city from two independent sources, is
planning to retire from, office on May
%. The. reason is his continued ill
health. He will seek recuperation in
the plonntains of Switzerland. Gen.
Juan Vicente Gomez, first vice presi-
dent, will succeed Gen. Castro.
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COLLAPSE of Pier Kills Ten.

Baltimore, Md, April 3O.-The loss
of life by the collapse Of the new
Steamship pier at Locust Point last
Saturday was Monday placed at ten,
the addition of two Hungarian labor
ers having been made to the list of
missing. Only three bodies have been
recovered so far, but there is scarcely
a doubt that the. missing men lost
their lives and are buried in the
ruins. Z. E"'f3.%i Il e
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= ~ Y = n q u ~ s ITEI. =
Colored Desperate Shot.

Kenton, O., April 80. IN Thomas
Toney, a colored desperate, was shot
and fatally wounded Monday by Chief
of Police Sheldon when he tried to
escape while the officer was taking
him to the city prison, He had just
been sentenced to the workhouse for
4 misdelneanor when he broke away
from the officer. He was shot three
times. i1t H ...a
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Must Serve Three Years in Prison.

Racine, Wis, April Joseph
Hrad Of Chicago, found guilty d Of
manslaughter IN the third degree last
Saturday, for stabbing Edward Pin
now of this city to death in .lNoyem-s
Der, 1896, was given prison sentence
of three years at Waupun Monday BY
Judge Helms Of Hudson. Wis.
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Twenty Drowned from Jap Shin

Victoria B. G., April 81. The
steamer Empress Of India. which has
lrrived from Y okoh hama, brings news.
hat the steamer Kaiko Ku Maru,
found from 0taru to saghalien,
4oundered short after leaving.
twenty persons were drowned 5
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-09-10
IN FROZEN NORTH
Party of Arctic Explorers
Probably Lost
Went out TO Discover an Unknown
Contincnt-Dogs Game Back But
No Pope OF Ever Seeing the
Men Again.
- the Assoclated -

Athabasca Landing. Canada Sept
6.-News Of the probable loss Of tho
schooner Duchess OF Bedford. the
ship belonging to tlIe Anglo 4 Am merican
Arctic expedition which hoped TO ind
new continent NORM Of Mackenzie
river. was brought here by Alfred
Harrison, who has been in the Arctic
circle for two years and who cam"
here on the steamer Midnight sun.
Mr. Harrison said Ernest Stcfansson.
of Harvard University. after whom the
expedition mas be:n called. himself
brought the news or the loss OF their
boat to Herschell Island He also
brought the news Of the disappear
ance Of three members of the party
and expressed the fear that they had
met death in the frozen north
The missing men are Captain Mix
kelSen, a Dane. Ernest Leffingwell of
Chicago. and J. NJ Marks They left
the ship In February with sixty days
provisions, for the supposed land %
the north and had been gone SEVENTY
days and no news had been received
from them one Of their teams Of
dogs had returned and il is likely the
party Will never be heard from again.
The schooner Duchess. Of Bedford.
Stefansson thought. had probably
been sunk The ship had filled With
water pro badly from the Ice strain
but they had been able To remove
everything Of value To the mainshore.