davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-12
MAY MEAN STATE
APPROPRIATION
To Combat the Epidemic of Small Pox
Which Has Broken Out in Brattle-
borO-There Are Said to Be
$50 Cases.

The officials at Montpelier are consid-
ering the possibility Of large appropri-
alton to meet the small pox outbreak at
Brattleboro. 1t is considered among
them that the outbreak in Brattleboro
is Of greater magnitude than at first re-
ported. There are said to be $50 cases
Of the disease in Brattleboro and that
1t has spread to Dorset, where there are
eight cases. The disease was first identi-
fled when eight physicians examined the
young son Of Attorney General Fits last
Tuesday night and pronounced that he
had the disease. Attorney General Fits
and Senator Gibson, who are at Mont.
pelier were vaccinated on Tuesday and
win take every precaution If they feel
any symptoms they will Immediately 60
into confinement.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-12
Sigma Phi society Of Norwich unlver-

|
siy.
By Mr.. Howe Of st. Johnsbury, tC
amend sections BIS and 1924 of the stat
utes, relating to bastardy proceedings.
II 36l, by Mr.. Howe OF st. Johnsbury
to amend section 1858 OF the statutes
relating to the terms of the county court
so as to expedite legal proceedings. Pro,
vides for three terms Of county court
each year, instead OF two as at present.
II, SG2, by Mr. Thompson Of Arlington
relating TO passenger trains. Provides
for stopping of passenger trains, 70 re-
ceive and discharge passengers who hold
and use first class transportation for
continuous passage Of at least 40
miles from or for points within or with.
out the state. Fixes penalty of not less
than $50 nor more than 500,
BY Air. DeBoer Of Montpelier, 10
amend section | OF No. PA Of the acts
of 1905, entitled an act to authorize the
city Of Montpelier TO take land for a
city hall.
BY Mr. Howe Of Bennington. relating
TO actions for libel Provides that when
n retraction Of the supposed libel is Of.
fered or Published, mitigation Of dam.
ages shall follow on the trial for action
for libel.
D. Mr.. Adams Of Marlboro, relating
to applications to the general assembly.
Re-enacting the law abolished by the
general assembly, provides for publica-
tions in newspapers of petitions for al
tering town or county lines.
BY Mr.. Morse Of Wolcott, to legalize
the grand list OF the town Of Wolcott
for the year therein named.
BY Mr.. DeBoer Of Montpelier, to au-
thorize the city Of Montpelier TO issue
bonds for certain purposes. Authorizes
issue of notes or bonds not to exceed
100000, for the purpose of building
school houses, land for sites and for
grounds and Fairgrounds.
BY Mr.. Bean Of Glover, relating to fish
ing in Parker pond in the town Of Glover.
BY Mr.. Bean OF Glover, relating TO
the pollution OF the waters of Barton
river and its tributaries.
BY Mr.. Bean of Wheelock, to amend
sections 5643 and 584s Of the statutes,
relating to damages by dogs.
BY Mr.. Tilden Of Northfleld, relating
to taxation on mortgages on real estate
in this state. Indebtedness OF every
kind and description, the payment of
which is secured by mortgage on real
estate within this state, shall be taxed
at rate Of seven.tenths of one per cent.
annually
r. 372, by Mr.. Williams of Newport,
relating to reversals in supreme court
BY Mr.. Lavigne Of Colchester, to
amend section 4463 OF the statutes, re-
lating to telltale warnings at bridges and
other structures over railroad tracks
BY Mr. Woodcock OF Sandgate, to aid
the town Of Sandgate in building
Appropriates $780,
BY Mr.. Howe of Bennington Thy re-
quest) to suppress foul breed in bees.
$500 to carry out the provi-
sions of this act.
S. 70, by Sen. Butler of Rutland, an
act extending provision of charter of
American Trust company for two years.
BY Senator Butler of Rutland, an act
providing that fees of masters and ref.
erees shall be fixed by the court.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-12
Suspect in Stowe Robbery
Arrested in New York
ON VERMONT INDICTMENT
George Edwords, Alias Portland Fatty"
Is Also Accused Of Robbing Post
Offices at STAFFORD and
Morgan.

Rutland, Nov. 12.-George Edwards,
alias Portland Fatty" has been arrest
ed in New York City by Pinkerton de-
ttctives. He was indicted at the 0c-
tober term of the United States court
here on the charge OF robbing the post
offices at Stowe, Stanford and Morgan
in this state. The federal authorities
vhere have forwarded warrants against
him to the United States marshal in
New York. The three robberies men
toned in the Indictment were commit
ted last summer within a snort period
of each other. AT the Stowe robbery
three robbers were seen running away
from the post office and when called to
they responded with shots.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-12
NOTORIOUS CASE ENDS.
Court Decides in Favor of Defendant in
"Dew Bath Case.

Boston, Nov. 12.-The famous sun
worshippers dew bath" case was decid-
ed today in favor Of the defendant Maz-
daznans. The East Cambridge probate
court holds Mrs. Ellen NJ Shaw, the
"bather," and wealthy Lowell widow,
may keep her property unhampered by
the conservator, sought by the plaintiff
who is her niece, Mrs. Mabelle NJ. Dut-
ton, The court finds tnat sun worship
ping is not incompatible with money
shreWduess,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-12
THROWN OUT OF BERrHs.
Occupants of Pullman Car Were Only
Bruised.

Rochester, N. ", Nov. 12.--Thne
cars of the eastbound Twentieth Gem
tury li1nited on the New York Central
railroad was ditched Just east of here
nj a. m. today. The occupants of the
pullmans were thrown from their
berths but aside from bruises did not
suffer. The train was running slowly
and the last three cars toppled over
owing to broken rail- They were
dragged short distance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-12
FUNERAL OF E. M. SCOTT.
Was Held Yesterday Afternoon From
His Late Home on Maple Avenue.

The funeral Of r. NJ. Scott was held
Mt 13o yesterday afternoon at his
late home, rs Maple avenue, Dr. Edgar
w. Emerson of Manchester N. H.,
officiating. Mrs. Arthur Allen sang two
selections. The house was well filled
with friends and relatives and there
were a profusion of flowers. The bear
crs were his brother, 0. 4. Scott of
Waterbury and three brothers in law,
Albert Clinton and Heber ThwiAg. In
terment was made in Elmwood ceme-
terry.
Among those present from out of
town TO attend the funeral were Mr.
and Mrs. O. f. Scott and Guy Scott of
Waterbury, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Crafts
of Bradford and Mrs, Francis Clark of
Lowell, Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-12
TONIGHT IN BARRE.

'The Lion and the Mouse" Barre
opera house.
Universalist supper and fair.
Daughters Of Clan Gordon concert
and dance, Woodmen's. hall.
"The Kings Business" evangelism,
Kidding church.
The Comique picture show, A.
Tozaasi block
The Tkeatorium, 40 Main street.
.Msssueeo's theatre, Scampini block.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-12
CLAIMED WOMAN
is STILL ALIVE
Defense Declares It Can Produce the
Woman Who Is Alleged to Be
Murdered, Thereby Making a
Sensation.

LaPorte, Ind, Nov. ia sensation
was sprung to-day in the trial OF Ray
Lamphere, charged with numbering Mrs.
Belle Guinness and her three children,
when Lamphere's attorney announced
that the name of Mrs. Guinness will head
the list of the defenses witnesses. Al
thought the summons will not be served,
the defense claims the woman is alive.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-12
A SMASH IN CHINA.
Six Dead and Four Arrested, Result Of
Smuggling Attempt.

Buffalo, n Y, Nov. 12.-Six Chinese
are dead and four others are under ar
rest as the result of an attempt to
smuggle. the whole lot into the United
States. While crossing the lake early
today their boat was overturned in a
heavy swell and tns occupants were
thrown upon the rocks. Six of them
Who were made unconscious were wash
ed into the water and were drowned.
The four others were arrested by the
police.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-12

W. G. Eastman Of Washington was
a visitor in the city today.
J. 0. Graham and Harry J. Graham Of
Bethel we're visitors in the city today.
There will be a special electric car
to Montpelier after the production Of
opera house tonight.
A telegram was received in the city
this noon, bringing the news Of the death
Of the young son Of r. E. Beekiey Of
North6eld, in JAMESTOWN, n. T., this
morning. The beay viii leave James.
town Friday morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-12
crociata Case With Jury.

Rutland, Nov. 12.-The case of State
VS.. Rev. Francis Crocista, charged with
completely in the murder of Accarito
Sanford here last July, reached the jury
in county court this afternoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-12
Easy For Mortified High.

Mortified, Nov. 12.-The Mortified
hign school foot ball eleven had an easy
time with the second team of Montpel-
ier seminary yesterday afternoon. The
score was % to 0.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-12

J. @. Norton, one of the official re-
porters Of the House, received word to.
day of the death Of his father at
Springfield. Mass, and he left for that
city this afternoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-12

The party who found the pocket
book Friday, November 5, and Who call
Cd at the Times office is asked to call
at No. / First street, AIRS. Eli Thi-
hadesu, eT telephone, 4le-4.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-12
IN FLoURIsHING CONDITION.
Glenugie Club Held Annual Meeting Last
Evening.

The annual meeting of the Glenugie
club was held last evening in Miles hall,
at which time the usual reports were
received and the officers for the ensuing
year were elected. The reports showed
the club to be in most hourishing con-
dition and to fully meet the purposes
of its organization. The membership is
fgled out, and there is quite waiting
list of applicants. The annual celebra-
ton will he held on December 20.
Officers were elected as follows: Pres
ident, NJ. G. Morgan; vice president,
Samuel Gerard secretary, John Morti-
mer; treasurer, Frank Cassie. The COM
mittee to have charge of the coming
celebration will be announced later by
the president.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-12
RESCUED FROM DEATH.
Seven Men Were Taken Off a Burning
Steamer.

Boston, Nov. 12.-The captain and
the crew Of six of the Boston schooner,
Frank Barnet, who wsre rescued after
the boat caught FIRE 100 miles south of
Nantucket, were brought mere today
on the United Fruit steamer Brewster.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-12

cOhtinuea sa fourtA 49,.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-20

antagonismos desquiciadores,
que han tenido tan funestos re-
sultados.
La parcialidad politica, el
egoismo de partido censurara,
8 aplaudira. segun lie dale 8 le
favorezca la decision guberna-
tiva, que no por necesar1a deja
de ser lamentable.
Al patriotismo sano y fuerte,
toca ante todo la protesta, la
noble lamentacion del error su-
frido por quienes han colocado
por encima de sus deberes, las
pasiones y los egoismos mez-
quinos, a tai punto de exagera-
cion llevados, que han tenido
Ell termino inevitable en- la rui-
ma Y ell descredito de una cor
poracion, descredito que vierte
una sombra habilidosamente
extendida sobre nuestro porve-
mir, por la mano implacable de
la tutoria a que sc nos somete.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-20
[npOrtante I6Npto.

Nuestro distinguido amigo el Sc
flor Con sui de Venezuela, don Carlos
Conde, nos ha enviado un ejemplar
del folleto tftulado, Question Vene-
Eolana Colon biana," asunto de inne-
gable interes y de actualidad vivlsima
que interesa la atenc ion International
y muy especialmente la venezolana y
colon biana.
Para complacer los deseos del Sc
flor Conde. examinaremcs Ell folleto
mencionado y daremos acerca de 81,
una information mas extensa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-20
Los nOnbraIniicDtoS de hoy

Aver fueron aprobados en- la
session del Consejo Executive
los nombramientos siguientes:
Ell doctor Jose Barreras para
alcalde de luncos, en- sustitu-
cion de don Agustin Collazo
que renuncio Ell puesto; don
Pablo Y. Alfaro, juez Munici-
pal de Cayey; don Adrian Bre-
mes juez de Paz de San Sebas-
tian; don Rafael Arrillaga Urru-
tia juez Municipal de San Sebas-
tian; don Carlos Lopez Haro juex
Municipal de Salinas Y don Ro-
sendo Arce, Secretario de la
Corte Municipal de Salinas.
No Sc han hecho los nombra-
mientos de los conceiales del
ayuntamiento de Yauco, pero
es seguro que en- la semana pr6~
xima sc cubriran las seis pIa-
zas vacantes, por las renunciaS
de que informamos en- nuestra
edic1on de aver.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-20
Los cOlC8l|GS Dc YQUIO
MAS DETALLES SOBRE
LA SUSPENSION

Por nuestros informes de aver los
lectores habran visto ell resultado de-
hnitlvo que ha tenido la serie no in
terrumpida dc altercados entire ell al :
calde,de Yauco seffor Juan Roig Y los
edlles de aquella Corporation NUM-
cipal. Ell sedor Roig que Sc afana
por hacer del pueblo de Yauco, una
poblaclon moderna, proponiendo me-
loras de consideration entire las cua :
les hgura la construction delacueduc-
to y otros proyectos, hace tempo te-
MA a su frente como TN enemigo en-
vez de aliado,a los sefiores del NUM-
clp1o, surglendo en- repetidas ocasio-
mes confictos en- los cuales tuvo que
intervenir ell poder gubernativo cen
tral. Ultlmamente las cosas Sc
agriaron de tai modo, que ell seflor
Roig manifesto al Gobernador que 81
su presencia era un obstaculo en- Ell
Ayuntamiento presentarfa la renun-
cia de su puesto a fin de que Sc procu-
rase Ell mayor engrandecimiento de la
administrator municipal.
Mr.. Post orden6 una rigurosa in :
vestigacion en- los asuntos locales,
pero los delegados del gobierno no
encontraron denuncias S que hacer acer-
ca de los actos realizados por Ell Sc
flor Roig. Y las cosas continuaron
con la misma tirantez de relaciones
entire Ell alcalde, Union ista, y los con-
lcejales, republicanos. FL Goberna-
dor intervino en- Ell asunto, va agota-
dos los medios reconciliatorios, di-
rigio una communication al Concejo
Municipal, en- que POGO mas 8 menos,
manifestaba que hacfa tempo venia
observando TN estado de tirantez en-
tire Ell municipio y ell alcalde con per-
juicio notorio de los intereses del
pueblo; que por investigaciones he
chas va contra Ell alca1de sef1or Roig,
en- contra ell ayuntamiento, Sc ha visto
va varias ocasiones al Municipio abro-
garse atribdc tones del alcalde, in
fringiendo las leyes, pero que en-
lniugun case Sc habla Observable que
Ell alcalde invadiera las esferas del
Concejo, y despues de considerable
sobre asuntos diversos. terminaba el
Gobernador consejando los conce-
les disidentes las renuncias de sus
puestos. Ell Concejo contesto con un
informe, pero las razoneS no habran
Sido muy convincentes, cusndo a Ill
TINA hora han sido destituidos los
concejales en- virtud de los poderes
que la ley municipal otorga al go
| bierno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-20
De Te0I[O

El programa de la function de ano-
che, con ser de una gran novedad pa
ra nuestro pdblico no llevo al teatro
una regular concurrencia.
Formaban Ell cartel La Vara de Al
ealae, Angelttos al cleIo, estreno que
gusto mucho y EIRecluta.
La obra estrenada, que tuvo una
excelente Interpretation, ha sido muy
del agrado del p1blico.
Como Ell BOLETIN publica hoy TN
bello juicio critico de la obra men
cionada, debido q la pluma del dis
tingu lido escritor Vazquez Alayon
hacemos gracia nuestro p1blico de
an doble analisis del estreno de ano
che.
La Interpretation fue buena en- to-
das las obras, distinguiendose la Sc
horita Arregui, la sonora Nuf1ez, las
dos Chaves, la bella seflora Mas que
cant6 deliciosamente Ell duetto del Re
cIuta con la Arregui, la Aranguren
siempre bien y Freixas, Sotorra, Real,
Puiggros, Vidal y Martinez, tan
aplaudidos siempre.
Esta noche, benehcio de la genial
artista Luisa Arregui.
nnA,,Sn,Un (D004r0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-20
0rCN|O de AMIGOS

Anoche sc efectu6 solemnemente
la toma de possession de la Directiva
de damas de dicha sociedad
Abrio ell acto Ramon Ugarte, Pre-
sldente; y digno de elogio fueron las
disertacioneS de las sefIoritas Ange
les Correa y Pillar Gonzalez, clausur6
con I'm expressive y vibrante speecA
Eduardo E. Alvarez.
Despues 4 los acordes dulcfsimos
de las danzas borinque1as, magis.
tralmente ejecutadas por la orquesta
de la polic5a insular, Sc bailo hasta
las dos de Ia mafiana. Recreativo y
de alta cultura social, resulto Ell acto
que anoche celebro el "Cfrculo de
Amigos.
Un Socfo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-20
AyGBLITOS Al CIEIO'
Ia FuMCIOM DE anOcnE

De primera intenci6n, tan luegO So
levanto Ell lienzo, sc vic que la obra
era original. Hubo ese go1pe de Wis
ia, que no Sc despinta en- 10 nucvo.
Despues, 6 seguida, surje la ira
ma, y Sc entra en- la zona de Ia ira
gedia.
Es mucho Ell asunto para una pieza
de TN acto; y parece que los especta-
dores, que no estan preparados parx
I'm dramon, Sc reSienten en- SuS inn
preSiones.
Hay maldad grande en- un hombre,
-Ka1mundo-que fue capaz cuando
nino de destripar una paloma NOR
dlscos. abrirle tambiEn mordiscoS
las entraf1as, sacarie ell eoraz6n.
complacerse en- morderlo. Habfa ms
t1nto feroz en- aquel chico, que quiso
de ese modo violento & injustificado.
conocer la maquina de vida de aqueT
pobre alado. lEl mas inocente, Ell
mas humilde y bello de la especies
la paloma, la tierna paloma, que llega
por la fantasia del misticismo 4 fgu-
rar como encarnacion del Espfritu
Santoi
Y es claro, creci6 ell rapaz. fue
malo. Malo tiene que ser quien sntes
tuvo aquel impulse; no empece, nj eT
buen eJemplo nj los sanos consoles.
No es capaz la debil vara de MADEIRA
q impedir la doblez del arbol cuando
va su impulse es hjamente no ir hacia
10 alto. No es capaz, no pueden Ia
palabra dulce y los estfm ulos, refre-
mar las tendencias viciadas por ell ms
tinto, por la idiosincracia. La vara
corrije, pero no modifca La palabra
y Ell ejemplo enmiendan, pero no re-
nuevan I'm espfritu inundado en- Ell
cieno de que Sc deriva.
Y asf Sc desarrolla ell acto, que bien
podemos lamar drama, dejando en-
ell auditorio Ia impression que produ-
ce 10 horrible. Hay en- esta represen-
taci6n algo digno de censura. Un
autor no tiene autoridad bastante
para hacer que Ell alma dispuesta & 10
grande, predispuesta q 10 bello, in
clinada 10 virtuoso & 10 noble, Sc
pasee en- cualquiera OCCASION, por las
orillas cenagosaS del crimen 6 de In
infamia.
Algunas veceS hemos salido del
Teatro tristes 6 preocupados; anoche
al salir sentfamos algo asi como CO.
raje.
Y es que aparte del fondo de Ia
obra, hubo tambien un gran derroche
de arte y de buen desempefio por
parte de los actores. He ahf, que
tenfamos ante Ia vista Ell suceso, como
81 fuese real. como 81 positivamente
estuvieramos contemplando obliga-
dos, algo que nos hacfa daflo, pero
que pasaba.
Igual que, cuando en- ell arroyo de
la vida vemos grandes pobrezas,
grandes infamias, grandes crfmenes
que pasan; y es en- balde que cerre-
mos los ojos para no verlos, 6 nues-
tro entendimiento para no conccerloss
81 sentimos que Ell coraD6n Sc nos
oprime, 81 olmos fuerte y acusadora,
|al alma que protesta ..
NJ. VTssqMe@ .atGy6M.
Mario 90, 1908
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-20
E| senior ControraS Ramos

Gurado completamente de la
dolencia que retuvo alejado del
periodiSmo militante algun
tempo a nuestro amigo, seflor
Contreras Ramos, director de
I'll AgNil1 de Puerto Rico, ha
vueltO nuevamente q sus tareas
con los brios Y la valentfa en- 81
proverbial.
Deseamos al compalero Y
amigo. mucha suerte en- sus
tareas periodisticas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-20
Nota del dia

Ell puiilato entablado entire e.
alcalde Y los concejales de Yau
co, ha terminado con la destitu
cion de estos, impuesta por el
gobernador Post, que ha proce-
dido sin contemplaciones nj de-
bilidades, procurando porque no
sigan perjudicando las rivali-
dades intestinas que han surgi-
do en- la corporation, Ell bienes-
tar de todo I'm pueblo y Ell pro-
greso ascendente a que tiene
indiscutible derecho.
En- Yauco Sc lego a crear
por la causa va apuntada, una
insostenible situacion, una til
rantez inestable y peligrosa q
la que por fortuna ha puesto
termino la intervention, esta
vez necesaria y oportuna. del
gobernador.
Els lamentable que en- la este
ra municipal que debiera ser
autonoma y dependiente solo
de la majestad del sufragio, in
tervenga en- la forma desacos-
tumbrada que 10 ha hecho el
poder central, ponieDdo en- dis
persion TN concejo municipal
elegido por ell voto del pueblo.
Pero 10 que es aun mas la
mentable, es que la destituci6n,
que constituye Ell tema riguroso
de la actualidad politica, haya
revestido tan apremiante nece-
sidad, tan inaplazable decision
que en- Ell pueblo que ha sido
v1ctima del desacuerdo preto-
riano y en- los grandes n1cleos
de opinion insular, no sc alZa la
voz severa de la protesta razo
nable contra 10 que seria. ST las
circunstancias no 10 justifca-
ran, un atropello inaudito del
gobierno central.
Y este lamentable y dolorosi-
simo espectaculo sc ha venido
dando desde hace tempo, sin
que las excitaciones a la con-
cordia, a la indispensable armo-
MIA que debe reinar entire los
varios administrators de TN
pueblo, hayan servido para otra
Cosa que para exacerbar las pa
stones torpes y las rivalidades
inSanas los extremes verdade-
ramente irresistibles que hemos
llegado a palpar.
Espectaculos son esos tan de
plorables y tan funestos, en- las
circunstancias que atravesa-
mos, en- ell periodo de prueba
a que sc nos somete tan injnsta.
mente, pueden causarnos tar
grandes perjuicios, pueden ser
vir de arma tan formidable q
los que buscan argumentos y
datos para probar nuestra in
capacidad administrative, que
sin dejar la investigation justi-
ciera que averigue despues las
responsibilities gravisimas
que a los culpables alcancen, la
abrumadora certeza del hechc
brutal de la existencia del in
concebible pugilato, la enorme
impression que esa certidum bre
produce nos lleva a lamenta1
La ceguera y la vesania de Ia
bancarrota municipal de Yauco
de los que han dejado que las
cosas siguieran rumbo de perdi
cion tan segura, cuando han
podido Y han debido procura1
que cesaran fraternalmente los
inconcebibles, los inexplicables
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-20
"BSPANA SIN REY'

Sc acaba de recibir el primer tomo
de la Ultima serie "Episodios nacio-
males"
La obra es verdaderamente SEN
saclonal y escrita con la galanura que
todas las publicadas por Perez Galdos.
EsPANA SIN REV, sc halla de venta
en- la librerla del "Boletfn Mercan-
til"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-20
DE REGRE SO

En- ell vapor americana Phs->
Iadetphto. ha regresado de los
Estados Unidos, nuestro amigo
Don Aguntin Perez, de CayeYx
Bien venido.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-08-21
CAPT. HAINES AND BROTHER
SCORED BY FORMERS WIFE.
Omitted Press Service

Boston, Mass, August 21.-"My
husband and his brother are rascals.
Hope both will hang. Thornton
Haines is an arch fiend." This was
the statement made today by Mrs.
Claudia Haines, the wife of Captain.
Haines, who killed William Annis in
New York last Saturday. She said
further: Those scoundrels can see
anything in my husbands absence.
Thornton Haines tried to make love
to me and l hate him. I was beaten,
starved and crazei until signed
some papers (referring to the alleged
confession). My husband is brute
and he would have shot me. What
is to become of my children"
1t is reported from New York that
Captain Haines is on the verge of
collapse. In his cell today he re-
fuses food, and is muttering con-
stantly about his wife's downfall.
He Is under the constant care of a
physician. Little can be done for
him. His brother, in an adjoining
cell, is cool AMI sleeps well.