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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-24

Ochoteco, Santoni y Vivaldi. rPro-
veyendo para la organization dc Ia
Enseiianza Agricola, creando Gran
jas E.tPe7meNtales de Ag31cH!4ya
Ell la 1sla de Puerto Rico, para de-
rogar una Ley titulada "Ley para
establecer una Universidad en- Puer-
to Rico, para enmendar el Articulo
923 del Codigo Civil de Puerto Ri
co y para otros fines" aprobada en-
10 de Mario de 1903 y todas las
enmiendas 4 la misma; proveyendo
el sostenilniento de la Escuela Nor
NAL de Rio Piedras y para otros
fiies.o
H, B. So Delos seiiores Arri-
llaga y Bull. aPara enmendar el
parrafo g de Ia Secci6n 10 de una
Ley titulada LEY para autorizar
la emission de bonos por la cantidad
de un million de dollars, por el Co.
bierno 1nsular de Puerto Rico, apro
bada en- s de Mario de 1906"
H. B. 81. D>lseilor Lluveras.
"Para prohibir que los miembros de
la Policia Insular tomen efectos '
dinero 4 prestamo de los particu-
lares.o
H. B. 81. Del selor Artur,
Lluveras. @Para proteger a Ia Agri
cultura contra los dafos causado
por los aninales extraviados s es
capados.O
Pyorrftos dc Ley ca y Le7nra.
A petici6n del seilor Matienzo Sol
aprobados por Ia sola lectura de su.
titulos, los siguientes;
H. B. 10, Del seiloy Colberg
"Para que los tribunales tengau en-
cuenta los dias que un sontenciadc
haya cumplido Ell carcel y le sea,
rebajados de la pena que les fuer,
impuestap.
H. B. 20, Del seiior Usera
"Para enm endar ell articulo ~ de
C6digo Politicoo.
H. B. 81. Del seiior T'relles
"Sobre enmienda a la secci6n 13 d.
la Ley creaudo el cargo de Marsha
deponiendo sus deberes y fjandc
su sueldo por el desempeno del mis-
mo.p
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-24

clos por solo l2o dias, 8 sea el item.
po de la legislature, pues cree que
el Sargento de armas es un emplea.
do permanente y como tai debe ser
considerable y retribufdo.
FL Tesorero arguye que no es
mn hecho quc q Sargento de -,rma.
sea empleado permanente; que sol,
Sc lie emplea por 1870 dias V Sc K
paga por 40 dias.
Diaz Navarro mega la afrma.
cion de Mr.. WiIlouhhby y agrega
'yo tenia por I'm gran polcmista al
senor Tesorero, pero nunca crei que
su gran talento llegase 4 ntgar la
luz del sol.
rEl sargcnto dc armas e. un em.
pleado del Consejo Ejecutivo, y
llamo Ia atenci6n de este acerca de
las palabras de Mr.. Post de que ne
cesitaba todo el aiio del sargento dc
armas por 81 alguna vez Sc veia en-
el case de tener que maudar buscar
a algGn consejero; y desde entonces
le vemos sentado ahi como un cuco
para espantar los pajaros que vienen
a comerse Ia sielnbra. VS. el sar.
gento de armas no es permanente,
me allegro saberlo, pues asi, 81 vie
ne por mi alguna vez 10 mandarG 4
paseo, puesto que no es enlpleado
ofcialD
FL Tesorero dice que las pala.
bras de Mr.. Post, a que ha hecho
referencia el sefor Diaz, no consti.
tuyen ley.
El doctor Barbosa pide que Sc
lie asignen al Sargcnto de armas
$40 al afo.
Mr. Willoughby. ,Esta cor.
poraci6n ha marchado bicn sin los
sevicios del Sargefto de armas.p
Diaz Navarro. aEl Conseio ST j;
pero no el est6mago de Turull.D
Mr. Grshsm. Prepons uns en-,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-24
0EOsTuXIOAO

Sc vende por no ejercerse la in
dustria azucarera, la siguiente ma
quinaria de un aiio de uso:
centrifugas Hepworth mode
10 7, con un mezclador de 90 p. c.
de capacidad, con triturador q todc
el largo; Tin motor para las mismas
de SxI2D; una caldera multitubulal
de o6ox92Dxt3'3n con SIT bomba y
demas accessories,
Para mas infornes dir;girse 4
Jorge Bird y Leon, Fajardo. 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-24

en- el sentido de que Sc lie
astgne al Sargento de armas 5000
al afio.
El Dr.. Barbosa insiste en- los
$40.
Puesto a votaci6n el case Sc
'prueba la proposition del doctor
3arbosa.
Sc aumenta Ell la partida refe.
'ente a la Policia Insular $500 por
'oncepto de oiciales; la cantidad
'ara gastos imprevistos y mobilia.
rio en- la misma partida, Sc aulneuta
4 $500 dollars.
Mr.. Post solicita Sc consigneu
800 dollars para Tin empleado de
t4efoao ell la Secretaria de Puer-
to Rico. FL tesorero Sc opone.
Mr.. Post insiste fundandose Ell
que para atender al telefono de su
ohcina tiene que utilizar el emplea.
do de la correspondence. Agrega
que sus subalternos, a mas de los
trabajos de la Secretaria Sc dedi.
can d los del Consejo y 4 los de Ia
Comision Codifcadora, pero que 81
ell Consejo no acepta su moci6n le
dira su einpleado de correspon-
dencia que Sc conforme y siga un
afio mas atendiendo tambien al te.
lefono.
Fl doctor del Vale pronurcia
un razonado discurso secundaudo a
Post, J el Consejo accede q la pro-
posici6n del Secretario de Puerto
Rico.
FL Attorney General pide que
sc elimine en- Ia partida de gu Dc.
partamento la linea ls de Ia paaina
! y que Sc intercale entire les lucas
al y az safcial de contabilidad con
s.. 600" Sc aprueba. Que Sc au.
mente a $1,000 la partida para gas,
[cs"H"HaeiSH De IA t4sma 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-24

Empieza a las y 80 minutes.
Concurren 29 delegados.
Sc da lectura al acta de la Sc
ion anterior la cual Sc aprueba
lespues de una ligera enmienda in
roducida por el sefior Soler.
PehfioNcS
Sc da lectura a las siguientes:
El Concejo municipal de Utua-
10 envia copia certifcada de un
acuerdo, oponiendose a que Sc con-
vierta ell ley el H. B. no 1, del Sc
ior Matienzo, titulado oPara pro-
.-eer a la isla de Puerto Rico de un
;istema de condados.o Dicho es-
rito pasa d la Comision de Corpo-
racloneS municipales.
Don Luis Mendoza, de Cabo
}ojo, dirige communication solicitan-
10 Sc lie abonen cantidadeS que aun
no le han sdo satisfechas por baga-
es sunliniStrados al Marshal de
Aquella Corte municipal. Dicha | e.
ticion pasa d Ia Comisi6n de Ha-
cienda.
Prgr0os de Ltr en- +! hrctura
H. J. r. 10 ,, por los senores
Trelles, Santiago, Borges y Romero
Rosa, titulada: NPara autorizar al
municipio de San Juan disponga de
la suma de 5000 de cualquier
fondo, para la construction de una
barriada de casas para obreros en-
terrenos de su propiedad Ell el ba-
rrio de Puerta de Tierran.
H, B. 20. Del seiior Trelles
Olivia. aPara la creaci6n de una
barriada obrera ell Mayagiiez.
H. B, q. Del seiior Concep-
cion. "Para establecer un servicio
de cables que bene6cie al Pueblo de
Puerto Ricoo.
H. B. 2S. De los sefores Mu-
iioz Rivera, Matienzo Cintron, Was
Ochoteco. oProveyendo para la
reorganization de la ensehanza in.
dustrial y professional y creaci6n de
Escuelas de Artes Y O6cios Ell la
Isla de Puerto Rico.p
H. B. 29. De los seiiores Ma
tienzo Cintron, Munoz Rivera, Was
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-24

Proposiciones en- pliego cerra-
do para los impresos del Consejo
Executive correspondientes a la Pri-
mera Session de la cuarta Asamblea
Legislative de Puerto Rico (excep-
to la impression de proyecto de ley,
va adjudicada) Sc recibiran hasta
las IL de la maiiana del lunes 20 de
Enero de 1907, Ell que seran abier-
tos los pliegos adjudicandose el
contrato. Para mas informes, acd-
,dase q W. R. Bennett, Secretario
de dicho Consejo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-24
IIta|cia VuDic pal de LOLA
4nuncio de Snb0std.


Fl Honorable Concejo Munich
pal de este pueblo, Ell session del dia
de aver, acoEdo sacar a remate las
obras de construction de un Cemen-
terio civil ell el barrio de Canovana,
de esta Municipalidadl y seiialar,
para que -teiiga 1ugar el acto de Ia
subasta, el dia 6 de Febrero proxi-
mo, 4 las tres de la tarde.
Las proposiciones Sc haran en-
pliego cerrado, con arreglo al mo-
delo inserto en- el pliego de condi-
clones, y para poder optar al rema-
te sera condicion preciSa acompafiar
al pliego de proposiciones documen-
to justifcativo de haber consignado
en- la Tesoreria municipal Ell p. 8
sobre el valor dc la obra, que as
ciende $40 dollars 81 centavos.
Los pianos, presupuesto y la
ordenanza porque ha de .regirse la
contrata, sc hallan de manifesto Ell
la Secretarfa municipal, en- donde
podran ser examinados por los inte-
resados todos los dias laborables.
Lola, P. r., Enero IS de 1907.
Luis HeyRdig,
Ato,tJa AF,,,,;o;,,,I
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-24
EN- CAGUAS

LEA listed que algdn dfa pudie-
ra resultarle de interes.
Acaba de instalarse en- Caguas un
hotel f1ontado a la altura de los mejo
res de la isla bajo el tftulo de
sEL GRAN HOTEL.
Altos de la Farmacia del sefior Alva-
rez, esquina a las GALES Turabo V Be
Itances.
Habitaciones con puertas balco.
mes a la Calle, c6modas y ventiladas,
bien presentados y bien atendidas, con
camas Y todo nuevo. Comidas 4 la
carta y Ell mesa redonda cocina 4 la
|espafiola V a la americana, camas para
toda escala,
eel GRAN HOTEL
Precios al alcance de todas las fortu.
mas, Visftese, visftese.
Sc vende por lamitad de 81 valor
Tin aparato para fabr;car bebidas car
bonatadas. Sc conponen del genera.
dor tres fuentes con sus correspondent
tes lavaderos dc gaz, una mesa para
|llenar botellas de tapoues de gravita-
ci6n Y su llenadot de STONES.
Para informes ditigirsc en- Camuv
a ANTONIO CASTILLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-24
CaIlicida Robinson

n meior remedio para los ca.
llos, PldaSe en .as b. ticas,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-24
|IcaIdl Municipal De Carolina

En- poder de don Tulio Diaz,
Sc encuentra depositado un caballo
bayo, como de ocho afios de edad,
de seis cuartas de alzada, paso trote,
pobre de crimes, conducido al corral
de animales detenidos, sin que Sc
haya presentado persona alguna a
Isolicitarlo.
81 dentro de treinta dias q con-
tar del iltimo anuncio, no Sc justi-
flea la propiedad por el que Sc crea
ser dueiio, Sc procedera a su rema-
te.
Carolina 10 Enerd 1907. Mar
ciSo Font, Alcalde. 3-2S
AUAI.IrIO ut HUMICIO
En- poder del vecino Guadalu-
pc Rivera. ha sido depositado un
caballo, sin dueio conocido, de CO.
lP sdtno amarillo, como de trece
aiios de edad, los cabos de los patas
traseras blancas y Tin lucero en-
frente.
Lo que hago publico Ell cum
plimiento de 10 que dispone el artf-
culo 622 de dlgo Civil VICENTE.
Humacao, u de Enero 1907.
Emilio Cuadya,
3-2 Alcalde.
Veate nuestIo lntercss n e f
lletin, pAginAS S'y6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-24
CLASES ESPEC|ALES
Para maestros ru,al7s 7 graduates

ENTN W0eStTOS THIHt'S Y .SIuaH0HW.
Los jovene, y senoritas que de-
seen prepararse para los cxamenes
de JUNO, pueden asistir a las esta-
blecidas en- Rio Piedras, Sol "a, por
la Profesora Principal Sra. Ana Ro-
que de Duprey.
Glasses diarias 8 alternas de I 4
3 horas.
Tambien da clases por cores
pondencia,
I Precios nodicos.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-16

In the so-called glorious" victor ies of Caesar a million men perlshed on the field of battle. Napoleon in the short space of nine years, was au- thorized to devote to the glory of France" 2,1o3,O0O of her sons. in the ten years following the attack on Fort Sumter the world destroyed m war 100000 lives and S6,OOO OOo, ,oOo worth of property. Two-thirds of tho combined budgets of the various states of Europe are devoted to the maintenance of armed forces and to the service of d debt, practically the whole of which was incurred by wars. War expenses in Europe absorb one half of all the wealth created by pro dutive labor. In the comparatively insignificant war of England with the Boers England lost 22.45O men and spent sl.40OoO00OO. Three hundred and fifty thousand men were with drawn by her from productive indus try to engage in the destruction Cf wal. Military expenditures in the United States during the last eight years have absorbed $l.500.000,tOO.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-16
HEARD IN PASSING.

Somebody advised the Young Meus Christian association secretaries in session at Springfield to get married first and figure finances afterwards" |" This is said to he excellent advise. So it is. if the wife Is a good one. and the husband is a good one. and the finances are in healthy condition to start wlth.-New Bedford Standard.
 It is announced that Scotch com pany is about 10 manufacture, by a new process known as the lnshaw. seamless iron and steel tubes for boilers. These tubes, if is claimed will not corrode. IL is said that they will be placed on the market at under fI CS34UID per ton. or less than one price of iron strips at present used.
 Back to toll gates is not step for ward. neither is it the way of good sense or economy. The best and the cheapest way to build good roads is the Connecticut triple-expense meth od; but f towns are going to let good roads % to pieces for want of care n plan which Is equivalent to having . conservator appointed. is .best and cheapest for them. No doubt inc firm will find ample opportunity for such enterprise-Norwich Bulletin.
 Anna Gould's lawyer. who success fully prosecuted her divorce ease against her unspeakabie French bus band. is said 10 have presented bill for S115.UO. which George Gould re sartls as excessive and refuses to pay.
 
 chapter in the French plundering of inc Goulds. only it happens tlrat the S1IJ!UD lawyer is a former American who received his professional tram ing and ideas in New York.
 There are Sl0 young women stu dents in Wisconsin university at MI'l- ison. number which long ago rcn- dered inadequate the OId arc"mmgIa- tions for physical training There fore the legislature has provided for building modern and fuIly-eIuipD.-I gymnasium to he lOcated west of Chadbourne hall. which was named for the late Dr Paul N Chadb0urne. once president of the university. an,I later If Williams college and the ag- ricultur1l college at Amherst.-EN- change
 With ihp purpose of gaining the widest publicity for tileir aim in msE- ing Mrs Mary Baker Eddy-s advisers reveal her actual wealth the petition CTS could not have engaged Letter counsel than Ex-Senator Chandler Tho Istter likes ;o talk for publication snd if there isa-t much doing in this ease while awaiting the service cf vrits znd the appearance of the de fendants in court Chandler Wiil tell what he Is going to |. and so sustain interest in the css--New London Day.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-16
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
RETAINING WALL.

Sealed proposals for the rebuilding of the retaining wall along the east line of Baldwin street. in front of the Simonsville School. setting it back to the new street line will he received by the Board of Public Works until $ o'cloak D. m.. on April 2. 1907. at which hour they will he publicly opeI- ed and read. each proposal must bo accompanied by a certified check for S1J0. made payable to the order of the comptroller of the City of Waterbury as a guarantee that the bidder fo whom the contract is awarded will execute the contract with satisfactory surety within the time specified in his proposal. In case of his failure to do so the check shall become the property of the city.
 The right is reserved to reject any or all bids. ....-.
 Proposals must be made on blanks furnished by the board and no bids will be considered unless prepared in strict conformity to this notice.
 The contract and specifications may be obtained by intending bidders applying in person at the office of the City Engineer. No. ? Leavenworth street.
 By order of the Board,
 E. \. CAIRNS. City Engineer
 Marh 1s. 1ag1. 3-IJ-3.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-16
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
CONCRETE STEEL BRIDGE,

Sealed proposals for building a steel concrete bridge over Robbins street on the line of Grandview street will he received at the office of the Board of Public Works of the City of Waterbury. Conn. City Hall annex. until s o'clock D. m., March 26, 1907. at which hour the bids will be publicly opened and read.
 Each proposal shall be signed by the bidder or bidders and accompan- fed by n certified check for three h,in- dred dollars l$300). as guarantee that the bidder will execute the con tract within the time specified in his proposal. in case the bid be accepted.
 The right to decline any or all the proposals is reserved if deemed in the interests of the city.
 The proposals must he made upon blanks furnished by the Board and all proposals will he considered as in- formal which arc not in all respects in conformity with this notice.
 k. \. CAIRNS. City Engineer.
 March Ii. 1907. 3-15-3.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-16
Spring Style
COLIN IF. WILSON,
115.11Z South Main Street. Formerly Wilson & Tyrell.
NOTICE.

The Bureau of Assessment of the City of Waterbury. in the matter of the assessment and determination of beHfitS accruing to all parties inter- ested by the paving of Cherry street. from North Main street to Vine street; Abbott avenue, from North Main street to the cast line of Phoenix ay- enue: and West Main street. from the west line of Prospect stret to the west end of the Green" as the same was accepted by the Board of Alder men. November ,, 1906, approved Mo- vember 6, 1906, made report to the Board of Aldermen. setting forth that they caused reasonable notice to be given to all persons interested in the proposed improvement, in all respects pursuant to the provisions of tho charter of said City, to appear before them and be heard in reference there to. and that they fully heard ait the time and place specified in said ro- tice all persons who appeared before them.
 And thereupon, they did assess and determine that each of the following named persons pay to the City of Waterbury, for benefits accruing to them. and each of them. by the pro posed public improvement, the sums written opposite to their names, re- spectively, to witt
 Cherry Street.
 North Side:--Patrick J Stapleton. S6l2,22: Mary 4. Moore. $170.U0; Wa terbury Clock Co. $l4.4O; Benedict E. Hansdorf. $3O.2I; City of Watcr- bury, Sl36.00
 South Side:-- Estate of John san dom. Ellen Sandom. Administrator. $44O.30: Waterbury Clock Co.,$i9l 30; George Hartley. Sl71.70.
 Abbott Avenue.
 North Side:-- Methodist Episcopal Church, S3IO.40: Philemon DeLarue. Louise DeLarue, $125.O1; Edward w. Webb. $a2.D; City of Waterbury. $92.G0.
 South Sidc:--Dime Savings Bank, S247.7l: Harry Willets, $92.60: The Odd Fellows Hall Association. S2S.l5: Elisha T.cavenworth. Sll5.75; Salya- tore Santorp, Leonardo Santoro $9S.S9; City of Waterbury. $92.tD.
 West Main Street.
 North Side:--Charlotte E. Marri. man. Helen Merriman. Margaret Castle, $'i27.66: First Congregational Society. $2l6.53; Young Mems Chris tian Association. $235.OS City of Water bury. S6130; Elisha Leavenworth, '$27l.65.
 South Side:-City of Waterbury. S1.416.23.
 Report accepted. assessment of benefits confirmed and adopted by fhe Board of Aldermen. March f. 1DO7. approved March 1I. 1907. payable Friday. ApriS ]. 1907. at the office of the Collector of Taxes, City Iall Building.
 Attest:
 WILLIAM II. SANDLAND, 3-l5-2. City Clerk.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-16

Speaking of ministerial coats, few
 people have any idea of how cXpen-
 sive these diplomatic uniforms are
 Every country of importance except the United States, prescribes a diplo- matic dress for it's ambassadors, ministers and attaches. The embroid- cry on such coats is strictly regulated and differs with the rank of the par ty wearing it. My tailor was showing me one which he was making for an ambassador. The coat was first made of the finest broadcloth, lined with the most beautiful white satin. After having been properly fitted the lining was removed and the coat was sent to New York to be embroidered in gold thread. The embroidery alone cost more than thousand dollars. Anot'i- CT diplomat has Il coat which cost S2.- 800 and there may be even more eX- pensive uniforms. As these uni forms are seldom worn except at the White house or at the embassies, 1t seems like a pretty high price to pay. Some people imagine that a militia colonel Is noble sight when ar ranged in his uniform but the gold lace on military coat is a small mat ter compared with the gold embroid- eredery on that of a diplomat.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-16
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
LAYING OF WATER MAINS.

Sealed proposals for laying water mains in portions of Hill. Birch and Baldwin streets will be received by the Boari of Public Works until s o'clock P. m, Tuesday. March 2G. 19g1.
 Each proposal shall be signed ly the bidder or bidders and ac1ro1Ipan- ie,l by a certified check for S2l1 made payable to the order of the Compt-ol- Ter of the City of Waterbury. as se- curity for the execution of the con tract within the time specified in tiIis notice. in case the bid is accepted The board reserves the right to r. ject any or all bids if decne,I for the interest of the city.
 The proposals must be made upon forms furnished by the board Forms of contract and sp-.iscs- tions may be seen sni blank forms of proposal and bond may Ie obtainol. with all available information. hy in- tending bidders applying in person at No 2 Leavenvcrfh street.
 By order of rhe Board of Public Works
 K. A. CAIRNS
 CIty Engineer. March 14. 1ef. 5-15-2
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-16
act was wrongT asked the prosecuuor. He certainly was not"

act was wrongT' asked the prosecutor
 He certainly was not m
 Dr. Hirsch gave the same answer as to the longer hypothetical question framed by the district attorney.
 Now, doctor" said Mir. Jerome "what is brain storm?'
 There is no such thing as a brain storm known among scientific men, came the response.
 Dr. William B. Pritchard of the New York Polyclinie institute followed pr. Hirsch on the stand.
 Dr. Pritchard said he was familiar with the two hypothetical questions under consideration, and in response to them he said:
 Tn my opinion. the man described in the hypothetical questions knew the nature and quality of his act and knew that the act was wrong
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-16
IS NO BRAIN STORM
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Contra
 diets Abe Hummel.
DELNAS SCORCHES LITTLE LAWYER
New York Attorney. State Witness, shown to Re Convicted Criminal and Liable to Imprisonment.
 Alienists Sure Thaw To Sane.


 NEW YORK, March 16-At the open ing of the Thaw trial District Attorney Jerome consented to request from Mir. sDelmas of the defense that he be allowed to defer the cross examination of Dr. Austin Flint, who. iu answer to two hypothetical questions. had de clared the opinion that Thaw, at the time he shot and killed Stanford White, was sane and knew the nature and quality of his act. Dr. Flint according ly was excused. and MT. Jerome put five alienists upon the stand one after the other. Asserting their familiarity with the hypothetical question put to , the experts for the defense and also Mir Jerome's 15,o00 word exposition of the evidence. they declared their opin- ion that at the time he shot and killed Stanford White Thaw knew the nature and quality of his act and knew that the act was wrong.
 Just after lunch Evelyn Thaw was recalled by Mir Delmas, who sought to prevent the introduction of further
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-16
American Troops In slot Aara,

American Troops In . lot Aaray.
 SANTA CLARA, Cuba, March 16.-A fight occurred here between some men of the rural guard and a number of American soldiers. Five persons sus- tained serious injuries. The altercation began in circus and grew into riot. The police were unable to cope with the situati
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-16
Left All to Uncle saru.

Left All to Uncle Sam.
 ROCHESTER,. \. Y.. March 16. - Captain James Hooker of Irondequoit, who died leaving an estate valued at so5oOO0. made a will in 1902 bequeath- ing his entire estate to the United States government and naming Presi- dent Theodore Roosevelt sole exscu- tor