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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-11-01

II. w. Gurnsey arrived Tuesday
from his farm 1t Steele, North Da-
kota, and is visiting at the home of
his fa~ther-in-law, Richard Ainsworth.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-11-01

"Wall street IS calm, is the way a
press dispatch puts II. We hope it
will get calmer.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-11-01

A strange dog, a fine looking setter,
was given a home by DR.. Mold In his
store and for two or three nights be-
haved with modesty and decency, but
on Wednesday night the Door dog in
a frenzy of fright over some horrible
dream wanted to get out into the
cooling atmosphere where he might
bark his fears away and bay at a wan
ing moon, but heavy plate glass in
windows and doors prevented escape
and the poor dog ran foul Of some
fancy glassware and cut his leg. Then
he got desperate and cut up some
fancy didos before he became reconcil.
ed and went to sleep.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-11-01

Special terms to students entering
the Toland School at the beginning of
Winter Term, Monday, Nov. 4.
Beautiful catalogue containing por-
traits Of 125 Toland graduates, now
earning from 5000 to $4,000 per year,
sent free. Address Toland's School,
Sioux Falls, S. d.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-11-01

HON. GEORGE 3. CORTELYOU.
Secretary Of the Treasury, who went
over to New York and loaned the
banks about. $35, 600, 900 to help stem
the / Of a gamblers panic.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-11-01

MI. Martin stands for a Roosevelt
delegation from this state without a
second choice, and has little use for
the straddle combination that seeks
his help and ruin as we'll.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-16
TURNER TO RACE.
Bishop Says His People Are Co.
ing Through a Crisis.

Americus, Ca. Nov. 15.-Before a
consro cation. including 400 ministers,
OF the Southwestern division OF the
African Methodist church Bishop Her.
ry ~ Turner delivered an address on
the dlsfranchlssment OF the negro OF
today. Bishop Turner said In part:
We are passine through q fearful
crisis now. The effort 10 disfranchisc
and rule US out Of the pale OF human.
ity Is an effort 10 disgrace us. a
scheme put in operation by malicious
and misanihroplc men 20 cause our
degratIon. All OF the dominating race
are not In favor Of II. for hardly a day
passes but what white men tell me II
their people bestir themselves TO save
our humanity, and verify believe II is
true.
"if we had stood up as We should
have done we would not be puppets Of
degradation. There is no harmony
amongst us. no concern about our
rights and the rights OF our children
and children's children. Every one OF
us that sits quietly Is tying our chill.
dren's children 10 the wheel OF degra.
dalton for 100 years TO come"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-16
BRYAN WILLING TO RUN HOUSE TORN TO PIECE
Dreadful Results of an Explosion
mt Pit,sburg.
TWO GO THROUGH ROOF
By the Blowing Up Of Natural Ga, IL
Residence the Structure Was De.
moli'hed and twenty-five People In.
jursd. Two Fatally.

Pittsburg. Nos. l5.-About twenty
five persons were injured. two fatally
and . dwelling house torn TO pieces
when an explosion OF natural gas oc
Cured In the house located at l03 Elm
street In the ..re which followed two
fireren were severely burned. Fatally
injured: Mrs. Sarah Grossman. blown
through the roof; Jacob Bergerman
blown through he roof.
Seriously injured: Three members
OF the Grossman family; three mem
bsrs oi the Model family. which also
occupied the no Use. and o. Bullner. .
guest Of the Gossmans.
About fourteen other persons in the
nsighborhood received injuries when
the windows In their houses were shat.
tered by the ooncusslon and plaster
fell upon them.
Apparently the gas had been leaking
IN kitchen stove all night. Early
Friday when n match was struck In
the lower portion NJ the house there
was u terrific explosion.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-16
LIST OF STOCKHOLDERS.
TWO New York Publications Permitted
20 Seeur. the Same.

New York. Nov l5.-Leading rail
road Industrial corporations have n,
vored The Journal OF Commerce and
Commercial Bulletin with the number
OF stockholders on their books at this
time and one year ago. frsm which .,
evident securities are being gradually
sssimilated by the people. Had the
figures in each case been compiled
since the October panic the increase
OF stockholders would have been much
greater.
Returns covec thirty.five leading In
dus,rials. with l52.744 siocSho'derS
and sl,777 .oo0.O0O capital this year.
against l3i.se0 stockholders and ST..
5o6,o0o,ooo a year ago; also eighteen
leading railroads with s3.2Sl stockhold.
ers and 1897. 900 200 capital this year,
against 6s.s5s stockholders and 81 .29S.
100000 capital year ago.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-16

Continued on PAGE }.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-16
ENDS EXISTENCE.
Poetess and Authoress Takes Her liz,
a. Bunaalow % a Poet.

San Francisco. Nov. l5.-Mlss May
French, a postess and authoress. end.
ed her llis by taking cya~i ide of potas.
,lum at the bungalow II Poet George
F. Sterling, n Carmel by the Sea. n
colony OF artists and writers on the
Pacific ocean below Monterey. No
reason can be assigned for the suicidal
act and friends seek In vain for some
explanation for the impulse which
prompted her 10 take her life in such
sudden and tragic manner Miss
French enjoyed good health and her
life 20 all appearances ran smoothly.
giving every promise of a brilliant
career For some years past she had
been contributor 10 various coast
magazines. and some q her verses and
prose found their way into eastern
publications Miss French was TWEEN.
ty.four years oi aSe.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-16
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

|. W. II. Cole. was appointed by tho
County Court Of Brazos county, Tex
as. on the LIST day OF November. A. ID.
1907. administrator OF the estate OF n.
II. Cole. deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against said estate are
hereby required and notified 10 pre-
sent the same within the time pre-
scribed by law. My residence and
postoffice address are each Bryan.
Brazos County. Texas"
W. II. Cole.
Administrator OF the estate OF y. Il.
Cole, deceased. Nov. 26
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-16
SOLD FOR TAXES.
This Action Taken With Exeeutiv,
Mansion Of Nebraska.

Lincoln. Nov. l5.-Governor George
l. Sheldon was notified that the ex.
ecutive mansion had been sold for
the delinquent taxes OF 1899. and un
less the taxes and costs were paid q
tax deed would be issued accordinc
TO Law. The taxes amounted to sS2s
and the interest and costs TO sSS. The
mansion was purchased In June. 1899,
by the state from d. +. Thompson.
United States ambassador TO Mexico.
Cor $4,000.
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Naulnlsnts obrOro regional.

Anoche sc reuni6 Ia Junta Central del
Cfrculo Obrero.
Entire los acuerdos que tomaron fgura
el de hacer pasar Ia Junta del distlito de
San Juan como miembFos de ella 6 los
obreros Angel Nufez Victor Espino que
fueTon suStituidoa en- la Central por los
obreros Ramon Hernandez Joae a.
Cruz.
El vieFnes se Teunir6 la iunta del distri'
to de San Juan & Las ocho de la noche pa
70 reBolver asuntos de inteF6s relacionadoB
con 81 movimiento obrero del distrito de
San Juan.
Una comiui6n de obreroS de San Jusn
visitar6 el pr6ximo domingo el pueblo de
Bayam6n donde CelebraF6 asambIea =
meeting p6biicO.
Para ell maTtes eHt6 hechR la invitaci6n
& los obreroB albafiles que han de consti.
tuir 81 gremio regional bajo los augpicios
del Circulo de Obreros Puertor1iquefios.
Los tip6grafos trabsjan activamente por
CopBtituir nu agremiaCi6n obEera regional
4 la mayOr brevedad possible.
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las earroras del Is On Ponce.

Hay gran entuuiaBmo en- esta Ciudad
para aAistiF ID fiesta hfpica que para 81
25 de julio 20 organizA On Ponce.
Sc infoTma que asiStir6 & dicha fiesta,
pEeidi6ndola, el Hon. Mr.. Post
Tanbi6n 90 ofrsCef6 los caballOB ven.
cedoFeB, los precios mas altos que haSta
ahora se han ofreCido.
CoTrerdn en- Ponce tOdOS los cabalIos de
San juan.
Aver salieron para dicha Ciudad los ca
ballos LnOceSte, LIavs de ORC , ReIdmpagO,
del senior BaIasquide.
La excursion que Be prepare en- San
Juan, ser6 muY nutrida Ia formaT6n
diatinguidos afcionRdos de esta ciudad.
Esta excursion ser6 de 10 mas interesan.
te, en 81 n6meFO dc fiestas con que ssr6
Bolemnizsdo 81 25 de julio, puea On Ponce
sffrmase que iran reCibiE & los excursio.
nintas las bandas de m6uica de IL ciudad,
prepare r6ndoleleS adem6s otros obsequios
FerIa fnG , Majestic Correr6n tambien,
sisndo no pocos los admiradores del pri
nero que eat6n diSpueatos & rOmperSe en-
este tercer desaffo.
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COMO TRABJO IA
Core De AreCibO.
FL fiscal ssHoE ABgs Aeosia Tadiet
234 felony
La prODOIclonaIIdad d ID dolIntuORcIl On d
dlstrltS fus sl los 'f0lODy" Do ~ !
Dot 100

La siguiente reIaci6n de las cauSas po1
delito s'fslony" radicadas en- Ia CoFte de
AteCibo dnEante 81 paaado Rfio de 19O6-07
y que alcanzaron & 234 ds Las cuales 25
fuetoE declRradaB sin Iugar obteniando
una sentences de incuIpabilidad, demues'
tran 81 buen trabajo hecho poT aqueIla
CoSts dc ID que es juez 81 Lcdo senior 7
Quihonea y fiscal el Lcdo. Blfior Angel
AcoBta Quintero.
Una proportion de uno y medic por
mil habitantsa On los TefeEidos delitos,
compFueba el estado de adelanto de Ia
poblaci6n del Fefbrido distrito de lon
234 felony, 1O4 correspondent aeduc'
clones de los Cuales 81 faeron sobraeidoa
por contraer matEimonio los acusados.
seducCiones, 104; huEto mayor, 27; es.
calsmiento, %; ataques para cometeE vio'
laCi6n, is; violaci6n, Is; atentados & Il
vida, IL; peTjuFio, 6; inoendio, 4; contra
naturs, 3; abuse de confanza, 3; contra
Ia iusticia p6blica, 2; dafips maliciosos, 2;
mutilaci6n, 2; aseainato, /; homiCidio, /;
homicidio involuntario, 1; Tobo, /; inces'
to, /, deBcRrrilamiento de un faTrocarFil,
/; secuestro y roho de ninoB, i falsifca.
ci6n de pTuebas, /: contra el podeE Eia'
cutivo, 1; faIBifcaci6n de monedas, 1; fal'
sifcaci6n de documentos p6blicos, /; sus'
TRACTION do documentcs, /; extorHi6n, /;
contra el derecho electoral, 1; muerteB ma
turaleB y pOr academies intervenidas, 2.
Total, 234.
Relsci6n poT puebIos. AreCibo, pue'
bio; 36.91O habitantes, 80 felony. Ma
natl y BarcelOneta, pueblo; % 346 hsb'.
tantss, 21 felony. Ciale1, pueblo, Is 115
hsbitantes, 21 felony. Morovis, pueblo,
IL 300 habitanteu, 20 felony. Hatillo,
pueblo, 1O.449 habitante1, Is felony. Ca.
muy, pueblo, 1O887 hsbitsntes, 10 felony.
Quebradillau, pueblo, 7.432 habitHntes,
5 felony. Utuado, pueblo, 43 $50 habi'
tantes, SO felony. Total de habitante1,
1852 308, por 234 felony.
Resoluciones reCaidan-P veredicto
de abBOluci6n, %; veredicto de culpabi.
lidad, 33; Bobreseimientos, 1874; pr6fugos,
8; pendientea de celebration de juicio. 25;
pendientes de lectura de acusaci6n, 8; en-
tramitaci6n, 8 Total, 234.
En- este afo Fiscal hubo 1O4 felony por
seduction, de los cuales 81 fueron sobra.
seidos por matrimonio.
ProporCionaIidad de la delincuencia
uno y medic felony, por Cada mil habi'
tRnteH
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TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.

Public notice ID hereby given that Juan
Carlos Mccormick, President of ola En-.
riqueta Land Company" has applied to
the Executive Council for ratification of
the authority granted by the General Go
vernment Of the Island, under date of
August 6, 1857, to the old Hacienda
"Enriqueta. !" for the right to use the waters
of the creek ''Ancones."
A public hearing on the foregoing
application will be granted by the Execu.
tive Council on the Let day Of August,
1907, at o'clock p. m. at which time all
persons interested for or sgainst the grant
ing Of same will be given an opportunity
to be heard W. r. Bennett, Chief Clerk,
Executive Council.
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Ia ''RsUIsts Dc Mds!ea a.

81 ndmerO do Ia importante "Reviata
de M6sica" que dirige en- ests ciudad 81
notable pianista don Julio G. Artesga, ha
circuladO con algfu retraBo debidO & diff
cultadeA agenaA & Ia voluntad de la en-
presa.
FL senior AYteaga hR estado enfsrmo y,
adem6H, Sc le hizo diffciI poF esq causa OBJ.
tener mozo formal para 81 repaTto de Ia
revista.
va est6 reHtablecido dicho estimado
eompatriota, , la TeviAta, en- 50 6,timo nd'
nero, viene como Eiempre nutrida de inte
reSsnte, smeno instructive texto.
Colaborsn en- Ia revista acreditadaB fir.
mas como las de Arfstides Chavieg Re-
mon Morl6.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-11

81 horno de Ia bahia. Los que andan
por fuera del edifofo, sin duda viven en-
inocenois paradisiaca. Los que, andan
por dentro, ain duda vivan hacienda ea-
fuerzoS por entenderse; gobiernO, paTtidos
polficoa, funcionRrios de ls adminisEra-
ci6n &. &. Pero hay otros que andan.
Que andan tRmbi6n, entFe los dos tabi.
ques. Por donde suelen .desIizarse Is
caEcoma, el comejen, las chinches y
multitud de otros animation quisnes
nj elIsol de afuera, nj 81 trabaio de aden.
tFo de Ia Fortaleza, convene. Y ahi
tienen ustedea la opinion p6blica por fue.
rs; 81 trabsjo del gobierno , de los puer'
toEriquefos laborioEou, por dentro; y, de
entire los doa tabiques, Baliendo las mis-
teriosas noticiss que no be prueban; los
impalpables sugurioH ideadoa para repair
tir el recelo y la duds; laB melodrRmdticag
profscfas inventsdaB, no para repoEtar
deamsyos polfticos levantando 81 patFiotis'
mo, Biuo para Rvivar 10 hoguerR de la
discordia excitando Ia enemistad ell en-
conc; las terTibilidadea estupendas de coaas
surgidas de los abismos que han de caer
sobTe la cabeza de los hombres; On SUNG:
las chinches, Ia carcoma, Ell comejen =
otVos animalitos. Hay entire tabiques nm
uerio peligFo para eli gobierno. Sc Ie ca.
lumnis, se Ie atribuyen mfBeras intrigss.
Las palabras entrecOrtadaB , las amenazas
inCompletas, SON arietes que 10 siitan Ho'
bre un gObierno odiado pOE los que andan
entire hbiqueA YR que no pusden estoa
deERibaElo, 10 minan Ia bass, Hembrando
diBOOEdiaa 4 sus plantaa,
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Mat0TIalOs 6OailIOs.

Yeso marca French en lataB de IA Ii
bras. Este yeso est6 considerable como 81
mejor del mando, siu exception. Rubbe1
Bam dc varias marcaa, sspesOres y preCiO'i
serviIlstaH asepticas para operacioues; ci
lindros de algod6n para orifcar, cauchu
de varias marCas precios, paro recomen.
damoB especfaImenta eI de Dohsrty, man
gos para cone socket inGtruments; tiieras,
msrca 9 Universal shsars'' de Ia Conuola.
dited y de White; forceps de extraction
dental de White, Consolidated, L. & w,
xc, xc lancetas de todas foTmss , tama
nos; orc en- cilindFos, gold fold para
orifcaE. Dep6sito Dental de Jose 5aJga
do Jim6nez, 86 San Francisco.
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Sc NECEsITA una taqufgrafa que
msneje psEfecci6n Ia m6quina de escri.
bir con pr6ctica sufciente buenas refe-
rencias, y especifcando 81 sueldo que de-
sea. DirijirBe s. G. en- "La Correspon'
dencia''. 6. v.
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Esta mafiana salieron ca autom6vil
para Cayey = Aibonito, Loo seforos Rafael
del Vale, Tomas V6zquez, Barbosa , al
Attorney General para hacsr uua inBpeC.
Oi6n sanitaria On aquallas Iocalidadss.
En- tslegrama de Aibonito inf6Fmaus
dc mansEe hdsdigna que y axCelonta q
etado IaRitnRio d Il pnhIaei6
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-11

franceBes, ipgIesel espafoles.
El BeiRr CALAIS cuanta % aiioB de edsd,
es alto, trigueho y no muy grue.O. Uaa
egpejuelos y lleYa bigots. EI sefior G6.
mez no Ieva bigote, es de eutatura regular
J de 'medianas carneS. Ha viajado por
Europa , habla frances ingl@s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-11

FL HoteE HeJvetia reune las condicione.
de comodidad = ventiIaci6n tan necesaEios
On estos eBtableCimientoB. La mesa es va
riada = GeleCta = 81 GsFvicio no deja nada
que deSsar. Cruz 27, San Juan, PrOpie'
tario Pedro schira.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-11

ri que sin h.blar expreSa 10 que Be
debe dsCir, no gusrda, en- rigor, siEencSO.
SiIsnCio guardian con feecuenCia, los char
latRnes que estkn toda hora probAndo
con 81 ruido dc 10 que dicen, ca6n prOfun'
do % 81 daber On que eAt6u de apTender ID
0locuenCia del Bilencio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-11

QuieFen alguuos sefioritos conocer la
opinion de ola Correspondence" en- tales
Cuales asuntoH. Que poCa memoria tie.
nenl "La Correspondence" NO dice nun
ca 10 que los OtrOs pueden tsner la pveten-
sion de que digs. Dice, 10 que debe , le
place deCir.
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AvIsO.-La COmpanla Industrial de
SantuEce (apartado 657) ofrece tablas de
Pine Ingles 4y1 K 5 & $2S millar de
pies, tornado on San Juan. 18v.&
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En- 81 6rganO que inspira 81 DR.. Bar.
boHa en- eata ciudad, hay anO que come del
PreswpWeSsO. Eata importants declaration
cOnsta deHde el microbes de Julio d.
timo.
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AVIsO.-En cnmplimiento de un man.
dato de ejecuci6n de,estR Hon. Corte Mu.
nicipal ibEadO 81 dia de hoy en- 81 pleitc
arriba expresado, hago sabef que 81 dia
quincs de Julio pr6ximo = hora de las
tres do Ia tarde vendere en- ptblica subau
ta pof valor de contado en- moneda anne
Ficans los bienes que continuation Ba
expFesan.
RdAtca radicada en- 81 barriO de eur
niaS'' lugaE denominado 'Palma EsCrita"
termino municipal de Las Marias, COM
puesta de veints y oCho cuerdas de tieEras
equivaIentes once heCtkreas Cincuenta ,
una centi6reas caf6, pastos maIezas
cuyos lindea son los siguientes: al Norte
Saliente y Poniente con tieTras de Ia Su-
cesi6n de don Buenaventura Baez y al
Sud con las de Alejandrina Roch.
Dichos bienes han de responder 4 Ia
suma de cuatrocientos noventa dollars Gin
cuentinn Centavos = 81 de las costas Cauaa-
das y las que en- 10 Bucesivo se originen.
La subaBta tendr& Iugar en- mi 0fcina
establecida en- esta Corte Municipal.
Dado bsjo mi fiIma ca Lares hoy vein.
to , cinco de Junio de mil novecientoz
Biete ~ YirgSlSO Arana Marshall NUM-
cipal. 3y.
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ri aaior AlcaIde de la ciudad ha levan-
tado Ia cimitagFa sobre Las casaa de vecin-
dad, hacienda pdblica una OrdenanzR pa
Ea que preCeptoa higieniCoB sean cumpli-
dos en- cRsas de muGho vecindaTio. A
primera vista el documento es de primer
orden. Hay que peusar que, deHpu6S de
bien eatudiado, quede convenido que los
veCinos de la capital de Ia isla estan re.
sueItos & ordenaT los servicios higi6nicos
sn 10 q0e 80 refsre inquilinatO. AhOra
dGbs pensaEsa on laH casas de T6OGmse
Rogue,
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Ell usiOr Carlos Conde, del comercio
de eIta plaza, 90 ancuentEa enfermo. De-
seamos So pronto reztablecimiento.
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SEPASE

Que no publiCamos communicates sin que
sOan pagadOg pOT adOlantadO.
OAda GOiB palHDEaB 90 CuOntAn pOE una IL
0OR y 10 llnOa vale diO8 cOntaVog.
Las OaTtaB que VOngan con O0muniOadoB
sin ~ tnaDnFto NO Go a0utAHtau
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En- esta imprenta 70 vends papel de pc
Ei6diCo vioio & 5000 los 46 kilou { s4n q,siss-
taL)
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Editto.
Ea h CdTis HunlelplI ID DIsirlto judicial munI.
aI d LarOs p. R.

EstadOs Unidos de America.
FL Pre1idente de los E. o. ? ?
Federico Gomez, apOderado
de J. de ]. Collazo, s. On G. Civil n6m,
Demandante 215.
Wis
Aaunci6n Roch. Cobro de
Demandada. dineEo.
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Algunas Casas, para mayor Heguridad,
ienen dobIes tabiqueg. Core 81 rumor de
que ESQ pasa On Ia FoEtale1R. Dentro de
ella ss mueven loz hombTaa de gobierno
los hombres de paEtido. FusEa dc ella se
mueyo el pueblo, baiO ol gol qusmants Gu.
Kqa EAyes danEan 6 IA hoEa waEidisna en-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-18
AFFIDAVIT REGARDING
MRS. EDDYS APPEARANCE.

Concord. n. H., May l7.-An interest
ing affidavit regarding the appearance
of Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy, head OF
the Christian Science church Mt the time
of the filing of the deed of trust convey
ing her property 10 three trustees, was
fled today with the clerk of the su-
perior court by Frank S. Streeter, coun-
sci for the trustees. The affidavit Is
made by Fred n. Ladd of Concord,
treasurer of the Loan e. Trust Savings
bank. Mr. Ladd says that he has per-
sonally known Mrs. Eddy since 1882 his
mother and Mrs. Eddy We're second
cousins, and friends from girlhood.
Since 1892, at the request OF Calvin A.
Frye, Mrs. Eddy's business agent, Mr..
Iadd has audited annually Mr.. Frye's
accounts. Ladd says i'll the affidavit:
In making these annual audits /
found frequent clerical errors in Mr..
Frye's bookkeeping, but from my eX-
animation of the accounts and Vouch
ers IL is apparent that such errors were
unintentional and / always said myself
that Mrs. Eddy's securities. money and
income had been properly accounted
for before l made my annual report to
her"
Ladd says that ON June 4, 1899. Mrs.
Eddy owned bonds of SlS6 200 par value.
in addition to bonds constituting trust
the Christian Science church I'm Con-
cord. In relation to the deed of trust
given by Mrs, Eddy this year, Mr., Ladd
says:
ION March 6, 1907. / was present at
the execution of the trust deed by her
TO Mr.. Baker, Mr.. Mcclellan and Mr..
Fernald. She read the deed aloud. word
for word, from the beginning to the
end, and her manner of reading showed
that she thoroughly understood all its
provisions. | remember that when she
had read article 4, as follows: Article
AT the termination of my earthly
life this trust shall terminate and all
the personal estate then held by my
said trustees shall pass to the executors
of my last will and codicils thereto. to
be disposed of in accordance with the
provisions thereof She stopped and
with emphatic voice and iasture siad
That is just what / want. after she
had finished reading she made the re
mark in substance that she understood
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-18
AUTOMOBILES KILLED.
Collidcd with Wagon, the Driver
OF Which Mas Arrested.

Chicago. May ls.-In collision be-
tween his automobile and wagon, Will
lam McClintock. retired capitalist
was almost instantly killed yesterday.
His Wife and little son were with him,
but they escaped with no injuries. Will
lam G. Krieg, an architect, who was
sitting in the front seat Of the vehicle
with MIR. McClintock. was bruised.
The accident was said to have been
due to the confusion of William PEN
nine,on, driver Of the wagon who
twice pulled his horses in front of the
machine and frustrated Mr.. McClin-
tock's efforts to dodge him. Mrs. Nc
Clintock and Mr.. Krieg say the auto
mobile was going slowly.
Pennington was arrested.
MIR. McCHntOcks death bordered on
the heroic. According to the police re-
port. he threw himself in the way OF
the shaft, which otherwise would have
struck his wife.