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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-22
BOOHER APOLOGIES FOR
REMARKS ABOUT THE FLAG.

Denver Colo. June 1.-THE convention
Of the Western Federation OF Miners this
afternoon adopted the first tive sectiuuS
Of the proposed new preamble of the CON
stituton and laid the sixth section on the
table. This section IS designed TO make
the federation the mining department OF
the Industrial Workers OF the World, The
hfth section OF the preamble is considered
to pledge the federation TO socialism.
II reads; I'VE hold that industrial union
aud the concerted political action OF all
wage workers Is the only method OF at
tanning this end referring 20 the ''eman
aipation" of the working classes. The new
preamble is stlll 70 be adopted as a whole,
and viii then go 10 a referendum vote
before 1t Is hnuily Incorporated In the
constitution.
Thomas Booher of Butte No. /. who
yesterday afternoon spoke disparagiugly
Of the American flag, today apologized for
his remarks saying they We're made In
The heat Of debate and did not Ia any
way express his feelings He asked 10
have them eNpuuged from the records.
but objection being made, this was NOT
allowed although the convention voted
tu accept his apology.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-22
LIQUOR DEALERS.
Predict Anti Saloon Sentiment Will he
In Both National rlntroIns.

Atlantic city n. D., June 2l,-lnjectton
OF anti-saluou sentiments into the plat
loIus ot DOL hlrn, pa" ll1a ", 'ut
last nights session Of the National
Wholesale Liquor Dealers association
can was made for the federation Of
LIQUOR Interests In the United States. not
only 10 meet the sweep OF prohibition agi-
tation. but 70 prepare 10 check the move
meut In the presidential conventions uf
HOS, speakers declaring that the growth
OF The crusade against liquor viii force
the party leaders TO recognize the neccs-
sity of placing some platform doctrine"
dealing with the subject before tho people
at tho coming election.
Organization Of a great campaign fund
10 meet the new conditions was advocated
by the protective bureau Of the assucih-
iiou and hig contributions 20 this found
from every Liquor interests were urged
George r.. Miortle. of Cincinnati, was
elected president, and other officers wore
named,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-22
MrnpEnER ExEcrrEp.

Cordoie. Ga June q George vs. Bund
rluk was hanged here today for the muir.
a foud between the families Tho brother
II now serving life sentence 1mme.
datey after the murder george Bund
rick escaped ~ south America. lie was
recapuuod after several months and
brought back here for trial lIe Wus
twice convicted and sentenced Ia dealt n.
but escaped from jail to Amehcila Ga,
last November, lio surrendered Volun-
tarlly 20 Sherin Edmoneon at Downey,
Gal. laft Aril. confefsIng his crime and
Identity,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-22
Ex.sEN AToR BAKER DEAD.

Leayenworth, Kan. June 22.-Lucten
Baker, former United states senator
nom Kansas, died this morning at liza
o'clock, after a months Illness of
lsrishts diease. For the past week he
had been lowering between life aud
death. Lucien ID. Baker had been one
OF the leading lawyers OF Kansas for
half century His election TO the
Emitted States senate In 1885 closed Il
noted struggle in the Kansas egisla-
lure, and his failure 10 be sent back
was in "A great measure due to his
natural aversion for politics and it's
modes of loallnEs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-22
LONG SUIT ENDED.
Hogg vs.. Coo and Another Terminated
BY U. S. Court of Appeals.

ny L. >. Court OF Appeals.
New York. June 22.-one of the
most complicated ana long continued
lawsuits brought in this jurisdiction
for many years was terminated in
favor Of the defendants Thursday by
q decision of the Unitcd States court
OF appeals Of this district The title
of the suit was 'Hogg VS. Coe and An
other" Named at intervals in con-
rcction with the action were John l.
Blair. Rowland Hazard, S. S. Sands
and George s Coe. The basis of the
suit was the so-called oregon Pacific
d<al. in which It was alleged upward
Of S12, Q00 600 was lost.
This salt was brought on assigned
claims originated by subscribers to
the syndicate fund against the estate
of George $. Coe, former president
OF the American Exchange bank. who
was the trustee under a certain syndi-
cate agreement formed for the pur-
pose of Te-establishiug some OF the
railroad interests, and charged Mr..
Coe with bad faith in the performance
of his trust
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-22
Hill GOES FISHING.

New York. June 2e.--Jamcs J..
Hill. president Of the Great North
ern railroad, with party of live or
six friends started last evening for
Canada for the annual fishing trip
which Mr., Hill has taken every year
for a long time. Among Mr.. Hill's
guests are George +. Baker, president
Of the First National bank: Samuel
1horne and George Clark.
Mr.. Hill after reaching the st.
Lawrence will board his yacht and
FISH for salmon on the coast Of Lab
radOr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-22

STRAW AND PANAMA HATS
AT CUT PRICES. sale Prices on
Underwear. nOn'I Miss I7his sale.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-22
RANGE LAND.
Friendly Suit Begun in Colorado to Dc
terninc Its Control.

Denver. June 2t-An agreement was
reached today between Colorado repre-
sentatives OF the range interests and
officials Of the interior department, un-
der which Fred Light OF Aspen is 10
become plaiutin In u friendly suit IN
the Colorado district courts to test the
powers OF the government to forbid
grazing on government domain. un-
fenced, but included IN reserves, Off
Gals OF the government have been
CHASING as trespass the acts named 1t
Is agreed that whichever side wins In
this suit, appeal VIII be taken TO the
United States supreme court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-22
wor1ER PLEADS GUILTY,

Milwaukee. june g--Frank H. Wollor
for rs years clerk of The municipal
court u this city tonight pleaded guilty
~ pmbezzllug $4,000 and was sentenced
tn three years at hard labor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-22
BARON Won STERNBERG.
German Ambassador Denies That Ne
Is About 10 Retire.

Hamburg. June 21,-Ambassador
speck Won Sternberg and Baroness
Speck Won Sternberg will sail for New
York July = The ambassador denies
The statements that he is about to re-
tire
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-19

Queda, pues, plenamente de-
mostrado que las tentativas he
chas por nuestros pretores para
la installation de la planta eIec-
trica han sido TN complete fra
case. confesado ahora por ellos
mismos.
Ante los hechos proclama-
dos, acaso estan demas los CO.
mentarios. Prescindimos de
ellos por no abrumar a nucstros
edlles.
Lo unico que nos importa cs
hacer constar nuestra razon d
la critica impartial y justa que
hemos ejercido en- cumplimien-
to de uno de nuestros impress
criptibles deberes.
Esto es 10 que nos importa
consignar de una vez y para
siempre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-19

partidas de la ofcina del tesorero
suben 4 r24oo dollars. Gastos de
empleados; Negociado Hacienda
Municipal, $500 dollars; Negociado
de contribuciones sobre la propiedad,
1 6ooo dollars; Negociado de Rentas
lnternas, $4,000 dollars; Negociado
de pagos, 1860 dollars; Colecturfa
ISub-colecturia de Rentas internas.
I 1900 dollars, sin contar los distritoS
de Caguas, Arecibo Mayagiiez, Qua
yama, Humacao y Vieques.
La ohcina del Auditor de Puerto
Rlco, 29I2o; y gastos 1000 dollars.
Ohclna del Interior, Ioo2o dollars,
sin contar los Negociados de terre-
nos pdblicos, muelles puertos, Pro-
pledad y Contabilidad, Obras Plbli-
cas- TELEGRAPH insular que tiene
una partida seflalada EN- Sr7Soo.
La otlcina del Comisionado de
Educaclon, Io74o dollars sin contar
otros ramos, cuya sola enumeracion
es muy estensa 10 cual hace inposi-
bic un calculo aproximado.
Sc nombraron las siguientes conf
stones perman enteS:
Flnanzas y apropiaciones: sef1ores
Wllloughby, Barbosa Cabot Ward.
Judlcial: sefiores Feuille, Diaz Ma
varro y Cabot Ward.
Franqucias, Privilegios V Conce-
stones: sefiores Feuiile. Grahame,
Sanchez Morales, Falkner, Diaz
Navarro.
Corporaciones: Cabot Ward, Feuille
y Sanchez Morales.
Leyes generates: Diaz Navarro,
Mr.. Post y Willoughby.
Examen de bills: del Vale. San
chez Morales y Barbosa.
Educaci6n: Falkuer, Crosas Bar
bosa.
Impresos: Cabot Ward, Sanchez
Morales y del Vale.
lnstituciones Pdblicas: Falkner
Ward
Comercio y agricultural: Sanchez
Morales, Ward y Crosas.
Goblerno local: Post, del Vale
Willoughby.
Propledades y Obras Publicas: Gro
sas, Ward y del Valie.
Nombramientos: de, Vale, Barbo-
sa Post.
Caridad: Barbosa, del Vale y Feui-
lie.
Elecciones: Post, del Vale y Bar
bosa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-19
La "KermeSSe' en- eli teatro

Ha sido precise adelantar la fccha
de la ceebra ci6n de la .kermesse" or.
ganizada benehclo de Ia sociedad
protectora de mendigos, en- virtud de
que exlstlan anterlores compromises
para la session del teatro, donde ha de
llevarse 4 efecto Ia hermosa fiesta de
a carload
La Kermesse tendra lugar el
dit Is
En- ell teatro quedaran instalados
varios preciosos kioscos, para la venta
&c flores, cigarrillos, helados, echar la
buena ventura, venta de te, violetas Y
otros articulos y objetos, a TN precio
sanamente barato, dez centavos.
Habra tamoien un kiosco japon6s
otro dc barberia (un graciosisimo jue-
so) otras curiosidades diversiones.
1odas como va hemos dicho por el in
lnflmo precio de dlez centav0s
La entrada al teatro, costara tam
blen dlez Centavos.
\ nos ha encargado una comisi6n
adorable que estuvo aver en- nuestra
redaccion cue excitemos en- nombre Y
a ruego de las damas y del bien que
Gstas hacen los sentimientos de cor
tesla y de flantropla en- que abundan
nuestros comerclantes, para que esa
noche de "kermesse. estGn cerra-
dos los establecimicntos, desde las
ocho de la noche. Una bora antes de
10 ordinario.
Esto, que las personas que deseen
envlar objetos para la Kermesse los
remltan a la tesorera, senorita Che
wemont, es 10 1nico que piden esos
angeles de belleza que velan por ha-
Ger menos tristes y dolorosss las ho-
ras de los desd ichados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-19
EL CONCERTO De MANANA
e. PIANlSTA SR. C0RTtS

En- la noche De maf1ana Sc presen-
tar al plblico de San Juan Il eminen-
te pianista native Paco Cort6s.
Quien lie haya conocido aplaudido
en- el piano. interpretand0 las subli-
mes melodias de TN Bellini. de un
Mozart 8 de IN Donizetti, quien baya
se8uldo con lnteres la precisi On
y exactltud de su pulse para arran-
car a las teclas del piano suspiros
y lagrimas, no puede dudar IN mo-
mento de que el cgregio CortGs ha
de rcclblr como premio a sus des-
velos, como recompensa 4 Sus ira
baJos, merecida y justa ovaci6n,
que no en- balde pasan los amos sin
que ell esTuerzO vigoroso el talento
hrme conquisten renombre noto-
riedad.
FL se1or CortGS no es ningdn des-
conocidO en- los pGblicos extranieros.
Sc le ha aplaudido en- Paris, en- Bar
celona, como TN compositor inspira-
do y genial
Sus estudios en- el Conservatorio
de Paris, alcanzando el nGmcro uno,
al lado de artlstaS notables, son mas
que Sutlciente para aquilatar los me
rltos del compoSitor puertorriqueho.
LIE deseamos TN Gxito complete v
lisonjero
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-19
LA SESSION. DE HOY

Ocupa la presidencia Ell sefior Pau
la Acufla. En- los escaf1os, llamemos-
10 asl los pupitres, toman asientos
los delegados. Faltan algunos que
Sc ausentaron aver para sus pueDlos
con licencia.
Son las diez y ounce minutes,
cuando ell Speaker" da Ell golpecito
correspondence.
Un Secretario lee Ell acta Sc
aprueba.
Peticiones. Ell sef1or Marxuarch
en- representation de la Liga de pro-
p1etarios de San Juan, solicita en- I'm
escrlto que Sc Gamble la secci6n 22
de la ley organica Municipal.
En- otro escrito de un sef1or Capo
residente en- Nueva York, sc pide
que sc le tenga en- cuenta cuando sc
declare vacante una beca en- Ell dis
trlto de Guayama
Ell sefior Paula Acuna. Tome no
ia de todo este seflor Secretario. El
se1lor Mufloz anota Sc pasa a la lee
tura de bills en- segunda lectura. Sc
cltan los bills 9, 10, H. I3, IA, Is
y Sc aprueban
Iamblen Sc aprobads la Resolu.
clon ConJunta n1mero 1 para solici
tar del Congreso de los Est ados Uni.
dos protection al cafe de la isla.
Sc leen en- primera lectura.
| Por los seflOres Diaz Brink vi
valdi: Para enmendar la secci6n
Sa. de la ley para reorganizur ell sis
tema judicial de Puerto Rico hiando
n1mero de distritos.
Por Ell se1or Borges: Para Que
las juntas locales de instruction pd-
blica destineu parte de sus fondos
para regalos de navidad."
Por seflores Borges y Ortiz: Para
regularizar Ell precio del pan que Sc
expende al p1blico'
En- primera y segunda lectura;
Ley para autorlzar la emission por el
gobierno insular de Puerto Rico de
bonos hasta la cantidad de I'm million
de dollars y para otros fines apro-
! bada en- Mario de 1906.
En- segunda lectura Sc leen los pro
yectos de ley del al IS la Reso-
luci6n Conjunta ndmero l sobre el
cafe
Sc concede la buena pro en- los i'm
presos al seilor Resto, obviadas las
difcultades primeras.
Ell se1or Viraldi ratihca su mocior
de aver manifesto ndo de paso que Sc
pida copla de los informes de los cua
tro dltlmos trimestres que con ARE
glo a la secci6n Is de la ley Escolal
compilada y aprobada Ell II Mario de
1903 del de hsber remitido las auto
ridades de los colegios 6 institucio-
mes donde reciban educaci6n los j0
venes designados a expensas del pue
bio de Puerto Rico.
Sc suspende la session hasta ell Iii
mes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-19
En- ell Consejo Executive
session. DE AVER

Presidla el se1ior Post. En- los
pupitres todoS los se1oreS conSeie-
ros. Mr.. Grahame y Mr.. Falkner no
levantaban Ia cabeza cscribiend0 fe-
brilnente. El Se1Ior DIaz Navarro
lcyendo con el entrecejo arrugado I'm
legajo voluminoso que hojea con ver-
dadera lmpaciencla. Es Ell "toro, eS
NADIA menos que Ell Presupuesto. Ell
tesorero de Puerto Rico, mira dete-
pidamente la cara del doctor del
Vale. FL doctor del Vale mira al
sei1or Slnchez Morales y al doctor
Barbosa, como preguntandoles por Ell
nombramiento del alcaldc. En- csta
serenidad de los eSpfritus. como es-
Icribiria "Azorln, empieza la discu-
sion del presupuesto.
Ell lnterprete sefior Castro lee Ell
castellano llmpio y neto. las sec
clones.
Secci6n /" :" g. 4'.... Hay ob
jecci6n acerca de ellas.-dice el Sc
fior Post.-Ninguna. Sc aprueba.
Oigamos. Para cinco miembros
del Consejo Executive, $4,000 cada
af1o, $1,000 dollars.
Suma total de sueldos EN- la ofc ina
del Consejo, 25,27o dollars. Para
eventualidadcs, en conjunto. 1850
dollars.
Pasemos 4 10 Camara baja. Por
treinta y cinco delegados q sesenta
d1as, 4 cinco dollars cada uno, 10, 500
dollars.
Suma total de sueldos. en- conjunto,
2o,I3s dollars. Por gastos eventua
les, en- conjunto, 3.4oo.
Sc des inan 1000 dollars lmpre
stones encuadernaciones de las le-
yes de Puerto Rico.
Vienen luego las partidas de la off
Gina del gobernador, en- conjunto,
| ? 900 dollars y por gastos eventua-
les, 1900; Policia Insular, en- conjun-
TO. ~ 900 dollars, Secre tarla dc Puer
to Rico. 2ooSo dollars. Mas unos
6ooo dollars para el negociado de
imprenta. O6eina del attorney &c
neral en- conjunto, 2l7oo dollars.
Gastos e,antuales, 1859 dollars; las
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-19
LuiSa Martinez CaSadO

Esta emiuente actriz ha llegado aver
a San Juan, despues de una larga cam
pafia artistica en- la vecina Hepublica
dominicana.
Acompa1an a la se:iora MARITIME q
Casado muchos de los artistas de su
compaflla.
La compa7ia va para Cuba.
Fnviamos a la sefora Casalo, que
es una estrella del arte dramatico es-
pailol en- America, y que ha sido tan
rnerecidamente ovacionada en- Puerto
Rico, maestro saludo de benvenida,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-19
BIENVENIDO

Hemos tenido e. placer de saludar
al dlstinguido caballero don Jose NJ.
Andrelni Gerente de la importante
casa banquera de La wrence Turnure
y Ca. de New York, que esta en- San
Juan actualmente.
Ell sef1or A Ant1reini, hermano polit;-
co de nuestro distinguido amigo don
Jose Maria Lomba, permanecerd bre-
yes dfas en- San Juan.
Ddmosle nuestro mis- afectuoso sa-
ludo de bienvenida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-19
Nota del dia

ante la Camara de representan-
tes, una pretension que nos pa
TeCe en- extreme natural JuSta.
Pide que Sc reforme la Ley
municipal vigepte, en- Ell senti-
do de que las ordenanzas NUM-
cipales que tengan alguna rela-
Cion con los Contribuyentes an
tes de la aprobaci0n definitiva
del concejo. sean dadas a como
Ger del publico, por I'm plazo
minimo de ounce dlas, a fiji de
que los interesados puedan es
tableCer las objeciones que juz-
guen oportunas y armonizado-
ras de. los intereses del munich
pio y los del publico.
La pretenSl0n que tlenen los
propietarios asoCiados, nos pa
rece muy justlhCada.
En- la fOrma que Sc tOman
ahora los acuerdos del munich
pio, no estan garantizados los
derechos de los propletarios.
Sc COnOCen los aCuerdos mu-
nicipales, Cuando va estan apro-
badOs en- hrme V no Cabe OtrO
recurso contra ellos que la de-
nunCia ante los tribunales de
1ustiCia, con el consiguiente
gasto que supone para los re
Clamantes.
Y con muy buen sentidO. que
mereCe tOdo genera de estinu-
los por la prudencia que rebela.
los senores de Ia Liga de pro.
pietarios quieren democratlzar
las practicas municipalcs, por
medic de esa prOpueSta enmi1n-
da a la Ley municipal, enmier-
da que una vez aprobada libra
ria de muchOs gastos Y de emo
josos pleitos a los prop'etarlos
de esta Capital
NADIA que pueda parecer exa r.
gerado plden los dueros de fin
cas- urbanas; 10 que solicitan.
10 que demandan es que Sc les
den los medlOS que ellOS juz-
gan lndlSpensables para que sus
protestas y reClamaciones CON
ira los acuerdos municipales no
les OcasiOnen los desembolsOs
que en- la actralidad Sc ven pre-.
ClsadoS a hacer.
Y pOr otra parte, eS muv ma
tural Y es tambien muy demo-
Cratico V siendo demOcratico es
JustO, que a los contribuyentes
Sc les olga en- el concejo muni-
Clpal, y Sc les COnsulte Y Sc les
tome en- Cuenta, CuaDdO detlen-
den SuS intereses de las mermas
q que les eXpOnen con una fire.
CuenCla lamentaOle las reSOlu-
clones tomadas pOr nuestros
pTetOres.
III de eSta Suerte Sc hubieSe
procedido siempre, no tendrian
que confesar ahora, como 10
hoI lCSllO lCNICIl lOS
senOres del municipio su fraca-
SO ruidOso en- la tentativa de
establecer una planta electrica
municipal.
Bien claro 10 mani6estan. en-
una lorna que no deja lugar a
la duda mas lllera.
No eS empresa tan facil la de
meterse una corporac on NUM-
Cipal a invadlr e. campo de la
industria privada, esta blecien-
do inveroslmiles Y peIigrosas
competencias.
Asi 10 dijimos en- OCCASION en-
que parecia cosa decidida ell
proyecto &c la planta electrica.
Y el documento municipal a
que nos re1erlmo viene a dar-
nos la raztn publicamentc en-
este como en- todos los casos en-
que hemos tt nido que hacer in
dicaciones 'os llamad IS rga-
nlsinos ad niri5trativos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-19
Varias noticias

Don Manuel Ginorlo, Juez Munici-
pal de Cayey, que hace tres dias que
estaba en- esta ciudad, ha salido hoy
para dcho pueblo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-19

FL tabaquero Jose Amanda Mass6,
tue condenado por la Corte de Distri-
to de Humacao 4 un afio 6 meses
de prision por el delito de acometi-
mien,o siendo reducido prsi6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-19

El cabo Carreras de la poiicia insu-
lar participa al jefe Ham;l que en-
union de los guardias Carlos Y Ortiz,
arrestaron a zenon Correa, por robo
de ganado, ocupandole una novilla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-19

Guillermo Rosado fue dado de baja
en- Ia c6rcel de Ponce por haber pa
gado Ia multa ( que fue s4ntens iado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-19

Don Eduardo Paredes, prestjgoso
vecino de Humacao, ha fallecido.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-04
POLICEMAN SAVES BOYS LIFE.
Drags Lad From Under Wheels of
Train at Germantown Station.

NEW YORK, June ITO the heroism dis
played by Policeman George Fulton of the
Germantown district yesterday Louis Goe-
bel, seventeen-year-old boy, owes his
life. But for the policemans courage in
snatching him from the jaws Of death under
the wheels Of a train yesterday the lad
would have been ground to pieces AS 1t
was his foot was cut off. 1t was the boy S
own rashness which nearly ended in a
tragedy.
Returning to his home at 100 East Wash
ington lane from a visit, he stepped from
Reading railway coach at the Cheten
avenue station and, without waiting for
the train to stop, jumped to the platform.
His foot caught in the planking and he
slipped under the wheels. The few pas
sengers in the shed covered their faces to
shut out the sight.
When they looked again the lad was ly-
ing in the arms of the policeman. -. the
risk of his own life Fulton had thrown
himself the platform and had dragged
the boy from the tracks. The wheels
passed over Goebel's foot as Fulton pulled
him out.
"a close call, that" remarked the police
man, as he hailed a passing wagon and
pressed it into service as an ambulance.
Weak from pain and loss of blood the boy
tainted before he reached the Germantown
Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-04
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE NO. 1926 STREET NORTH
JOINING THE SAME.
Under and by virtue of the authority conferred
on the undersigned in and by the last will and
testament of Mary Emily Bates Coues, deceased
and further acting under the authority Of a de-
lumbia, passed April %, 1907. in equity cause No.
26S1l. wherein the undersigned was complainant
and VIM. 4. Bates ct al were defendants. the
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY
will offer for sale. at public auction, in front of
premises, MONDAY. THE SEVENTEENTH
DAY OF JUNE, 1907, AT HALFPAST FOUR
O'CLOCK PM, all Of lots numbered twenty -four
(24 and the west seven and one half C7 feet of lot
numbered twenty five t25) in square numbered one
hundred and fifty-nine $50, In the city Of Wash
ington, in said District the west twenty five (2o)
feet front of said land by Its depth to wide al
ley in the thereof. being improved by til"
three-story brick dwelling No. 1726 street
northwest. and the east twenty (20) feet Of said
land by Its depth to the alley, being unimproved
the whole fronting forty-fve G5) feet said
street. and containing 1881 square feet of land,
more less.
Terms of sale: One third Q-3) of the purct ase
money to be paid In cash and the balance in two
equal nstallments, payable in one and two years.
with interest at five per cen:um $50 per annum,
payable semi-annually from the day of sale, Sc
cured by deed Of trust the property sold, all
cash, at the option of the purchaser deposit
OF one thousand $1 000l dollars will be required at
the time of sale. All conveyancing. recording and
notaral fees will be at the purchasers cost Terms
to be complied with within fifteen 30 days from
day of sale otherwise the trustee reserves the right
TO resell the property at the risk and of the
defaulting purchaser after five 90 days adver-
tisement OF such resale in The Evening Star.
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY,
Trustee.
BY C. J. BELL. President.
Attest: JAMES F. HOOD, Secretary.