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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-11
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NOTICIAS DE SANDAL.

NoTICIAs DE SANDAL.
Por orden de La Corte de Distrito
de Aguadilla. ha ingresado en- ell Ma
nicomio, la alienada Hermesinda vi
dial.
Ell senor Superintendent del Mani
comic lnforma que ell alienado de va
bucoa Jose Maria Lasst, sc halla cura-
do de su affection mental debe salir
del Asilo. Sc ha ordenado la cores
pondiente salida.
Ha sido baja en- ell Manicomio La allie
NADIA de Humacao Felicita Lopez.
Ha ngresado en- ell Manicomio. como
allenado pudiente, el sefor Oscar Lugo
Quinones, de San German.
Ell senior Superintendent del Asilo
de Ninos remite $1,000 importe del con
cierto verifcado por la Banda de dicho
Asilo en- el Parque Borinquen ell domin-
go s del que cursa.
La sonora Carmen Mediavilla, de Co
rozal, soliclta impresos para solicitar el
lngres0 de I'm nifio en- ell AsilO de San
turce
Luego de vencida la licencia de ounce
dias que disfrutaba ell empleado del
Manieomio, Pedro Arce, ha vuelto 4 to-
mar possession de su cargo.
FL Alcalde Municipal de GALES, &
quien 80 le remiti6 una orden para el
ingreso del alienado Ramon Rodriguez
Quinones EN- ell Manicomio, informa
que no habiendo podido remitirlo q sll
debldo tempo por hallarse enfermo,
solicita que sc le permita enviarlo
Ha vuelto tomar possession de su
cargo de M6dico vistante de los Asilos
de Ninos, el senor Ruiz Arnau.
III senor Alcalde Municipal de Ca
guas, solicta impresos, que 10 han sido
enviados, para el ingreso de nifios y To-
cso, en los asilos respectivos
I'll doctor Ruiz Arnau. Medico visi-
tante de los .Asilos, recomienda que sc
haea una desinfecci6n general en- los
nj objeto de conseguir mayor
n1mero De seguridades para evitar las
Intermediates eontagiosas.
La empleada del Manicomio sonora
Aurora Gambia, que sc .hallaba en- uso de
licencia por enferma. y que no puede
volver tomar possession dc su cargo,
por tai motive, ha renunciado su cargo
Sc ha nombrado para sustituirla, con
caracter interino, la sonora Maria
Luisa Lopez
Rufino Leon. de Arecibo, que sc ha-
Ilaba EN- el Aslo de Ciegos de Ponce,
ha salido para su residencia despu6s
le haber sido curado de la affection que
sufria en la vista
Han sido admitidos en- 81 Asilo de
Ciegos de Ponce, Consuelo Cruz, de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-11

FL senior superintendent del Asilo
Gle Nlnos remite $1,000 importe del con
eierto verifcado por la Banda de dicho
Asilo en- el Parque Borinquen ell domin-
go del que cursa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-11

Han sido admitidos en- 81 Asilo de
Ciegos de Ponce, Consuelo Cruz, de
6uayama N Juan Bux6 Beirola, de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-11

La sonora Carmen Mediavilla, de Co
rozal, sollclta impresos para solicitar el
lngreso de I'm nino en- el Asilo de San
turce
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-11

Luego de veneida la licencia de ounce
dias que disfrutaba ell empleado del
Manicomio, Pedro Arce, ha vuelto 4 to-
mar possession de su cargo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-11

NANATI
Clemente Ramirez. Alcalde.
V. Coll Cuchi, Official lie Sanidad
Julio Gambia, Presidente Junta Es-
collar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-11

Rufno Leon, de Arecibo, que Sc ha-
llaba en- el Asilo de Ciegos de Ponce,
ha salido para su residencia despu6s
de haber sido curado de Ia affection que
sufria en la vista
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-11

Don Jose de Diego, Sc encuentra wa
restablecido de su dolencia, Y ell do
mlngo, al terminar la manifestation
unionlsta, pronunci6 un breve discursn
que fue apIaudidisimo
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-11
KENTUCKY FAST GETTING
IN PROHIBITION COLUMN

LOUISVILLE. KY. Dec. 11.-Nine-
ty-three OF Kentuckys 119 counties
are totally dry" Fl are partially dry,
four are wholly wet. and the case Of
one county, which recently voted as
unit on prohibition, is being settled
by legal process In court.
This is the substance of a state
ment from the Kentucky Anti-Saloon
league.
During the last year the fight has
been waged vigorously and 20 coun-
ties have gone over to prohibition
The four counties which are entirely
wet are Jefferson Louisville), Ken.
ton. Campbell and Nelson. The local
option election recently held in Scott
is being contested in court
The Anti-Saloon leaders are claim
ing that Kentucky, the home OF the
distillery, drinks less whisky than
three-fourths Of the states in the
union.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-11

Few persons ever think of New
York being a manufacturing city, but
IL has about 10000 manufacturing es-
Establishments.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-11
Only One "BROMo aUININT-

That is LAXATIVE BROMo QUININE
Look for the signature of F. w
GROVE. Used the World over to Cure
a Cold In One Day. 25c-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-11

job Printing done right. Time. PRINT
ing Co., Is John R.-st. Phone 1893.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-11

Job Printing done right. Times Print
ing Co., 10 John R.-st. Phone 149S
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-23
PARIsHIOEERs RIDDLE
PASTOR WITH BULLETS
Members of Congregation Shoot to Death
Clergyman with Mania for Murder
--Forgives Them as He
Dies.

Herman, Mo-, june 23.-That homieidal
mania In most dangerous form had
taken possession OF the mind OF Rev.
\ Valentine Strauss of the German Evan
gcIical church was proven most concIu.
Aiyely yesterday when the police found
in his home veritable arsenal Dozens
OF shotIuns and rifles were found IN the
study where he was accustomed TO pre-
pare MS sermons, and arms aud anmuni-
/ rion were also found iii the church
Strauss death was tragic in the ex-
trene, being shot down deliberately by
those who knew him and respected him
and drawing his last breath with his
head In his wife's tap. Sanity returned
to him after dozen bullets had entered
his body.
His last words were: Father. forgive
them, for they know not what they do
The men who killed strauss have been
exonerated.
Rev. Strauss became insane two
months ago with homicidal mania. lie
began roaming the country at night with
d shotgun in his hands and rifle swung
over IFS shoulder. From crags and tree
tops he fired at men, women and children.
Most Of the time he missed, but on
four occasions his aim was good and
three men and a woman were hurt, but
not seriously.
When he started from his home at
StopIe, fourteen miles southwest, for
Fredericksburg, three miles from her,
with intent TO kill, bis wife ran before
him, shouting d warning ~ neighbors.
Near the blacksmith shop III Max
Knieche, where the tragedy occurred,
She was but few hundred feet in
front Of her husband.
She shouted warning I'd the men
lii the shop as Stranas turned and iired
tat her. Then be turned his ride on
Knieche. Again he missed. Kneieile and
d dozen armed men who were in the
forge with him, ran forward toward
the minister, who was again preparing
ID fire The contents of SIX double
barTeled shotgnns and an equal number
Of rides were emptied into the mad cIer-
gymans body.
Although wounded la hall dozen
places, the dying pastor staggered across
the roadway into pasture and sank
under Large oak tree.
His slayers ran forward and surround
ed him. Strauss head was piilowed ON
his wife's lap Sanity shown iii lii
eyes for the first time in two months.
He said few words Of farewell to
his wife and then turned his eyes to the
bare headed men about him, crossed His
hands oYer his breast and died with TIE
words 81 forgiveness On his lips
Mr.. Straus was forty nine years old
and had been in Gasconade county for
fifteen years, most Of Che time Is pastor
of the German Evangelical church at
Stople. Two months ago his mind
weakened and he was relieved from his
Passionate,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-23
LEpRosY CURE rs DISCOVERED.
One Patient is Discharged From Louis
lana Home and Five Others
7 Practically Well.

New Orleans, La, June PA re-
markable medical report touching the
cure Of leprosy will ba presented to tlse
Louisiana assembly probably this
week BIZ the laper home of The state
iii Louisiana. IN this report appear
the words:
Discharged cured
Practically well and kept for obser-
walton live"
Briefly explained, the meaning ef
these figures Is that out Of sixty-one
lepers at the Louisiana institution Ii
the past two years, six haze been pfae-
ticallv cured. The figures are from the
biennial report of the leper home, where
for over thirteen years this state has
provided q place for lepers TO receive
the comforts and the skilled medical
care which are not as rule within reach
of such sufferers,
A fact Of significance Il that this re-
port Is not submitted to the assembly
as indicating that any specific care for
lelrosy has been obtained, except giving
lepers the some sanitary surroundings
tAat the average person ENJOYS and an
equal opportunity to receive FIRST class
medical Treatments
Instead 81 being isolated the institli-
ton faces the public highway along ths
Mississippi river levee III Tbervilie
Parish III occupies the Indian planta
ton, as estate Of about 400 acres. 4
row Of modern cottages constitute the
Ispers quarters. "a surgical building
and 4 small Catholic church complete
this gronpe Of leper buildings For
thirteen years four to six sisters Of
charity have cared for all the wants Of
the lepers. None of these sisters aver
has become Infected with the disease.
and apparently none Of them fear il.
From children to cid people, the ages
Of the patients range from seven %
eighty
Ihe degree of freedom enjoyed bY
these lepers II startling There Are "a
stockades, no high fences, no arfrea
guards, nor even night watrhmen To
prevent them from escaping at viii.
Eleven lepess have run away IL the la4t
two years, and although the number III
these Tanaways havc voluntarily re-
turned, nevertheless one If the most
important requests Of the home to The
assembly il f0r money and ether means
10 prevent the recurrence iii such Cd
capes. Another vital recommendation
is for money and authority to place IN
the home certain lspers at large IN the
state,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-23
McBEE'S SPEECH STIRS
CONFERENCE I'm LONDON
New Yorker Appeals for More Church
Aid id Removing Oppression.


London, june rs christianity and
Socialism, was the principal topic be-
fore the Pan Anglican conference here
yesterday, ard attracted an audience Of
from 5000 To 5000 persons. The Bishop
IoF Massachusetts presided Many Amer
leans. including Silas NcBee Of New
York, the Bishop Of Utah, and the Rev.
C. p. Wilmer Of Atlanta, participated
lin The discussion.
MIR. MrHee's appeal ID All church peo-
pie NOT to b their brothers keeper,
but To be their brothers BROTHER" was
loudly applanded, and Il SUMS up the
general trend Of thed ebate, nearly all
The speakers emphasizing the necessity
1T the church's cooperation II remoy-
ing the expressions leading 70 the pres
ent day socialism.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-23
AmerIean League standing.
RUSSIAN PRINCESS
DIES IN NEW YORK.
Renowned Her Title on Coming to Am
erica---Wife Of Dr William
2. NefteI.

New York, June %. Mrs. William
b. Neftel is dead at her home, 1881
Madison avenue, after an interesting
career OF SO years.
Mrs. Neftel was in her own right
Princess de Georgia Of Russia, but in
her life of As years in this city she
never used her title. She had become
70 thoroughly Americanized that she
chose 70 lNe her life regardless of her
foreign prestige.
Mrs. Neftel was formerly active in
society, and was the organizer Of Che
Drawing Room club, Of which Gen.
James Grant Wilson is president.
Mrs. Neftel was Nadine, daughter of
King Georges XIII. OF Georgia, in the
Caucasus mountains Of southern Rus
sia. Her family ruled the provinces mn
disturbed and independent for centuries
Mrs Nefters father was the last Of
the reigning princes and their sway
ended with the Crimean war
Ire princess married DR. William B.
Neftel. 4 surgeon in the Russian army,
and they came to America.
Mrs. Neftel was for years one Of The
managers Of the Nurses. and Children's
hospital and was familiar figure for
years at the annual charity bali at tho
Waldorf Astoria, which IS given in aid
Of this hospital
The former princess Is survived by
one son, Knight Neftel, civil engineer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-23
.W0MEN'S CLUBS
MEET In BOSTON
General Federation Assemblies For Ninth
Biennial Session Next Two Days
in Sight Seeing,

Boston, June o.. Every train coming
into Boston yesterday swelIcd the NUM-
Der Of arrivals Of delegates 70 the nintf
biennial convention Of the General Fed
GRAFTON Of Women's clubs and after tn
arrival of the late evening trains more
than 1000 of the 800 club women ex.
pscted to attend the meetings OF the
convention during TIM next week were
sheltered in the quarters arranged for
them BY the local committee. Those
arriving yesterday came ais members
Of delegations from state federations,
while in some eases the clubs Of a
single city Ind chartered special trains
for the transportation of their repre-
Ecntativcs to the place 81 meeting.
Among these was the delegation from
Chicago more than 600 strong, which
was among the best appearing to ar
rive thus far. They were soon refresh
"a after their long and tjgesome ride,
however, as the reception committees
representatives met tie body, as all
others were met during the day, imme.
diately upon arrival and piloted them
to their several apartments and saw
them cared for.
The registration bureau was opened
in Symphony hall where the sessions
of the convention proper viii be held
and this place was the scene Of much
activity during the entire day. The
hundreds of delegates who arrived here
yesterday in advance Of The greater
number all registered early, thus maxi
ing the work Of the committee more
uniform but there were many times dur
ing the day that those in charge Of the
bureau were hard pressed to accommo.
date the great throng which crowded
the section reserved for registration
purposes.
The main auditorium Of Symphony
hall, the scene Of the meetings during
the fortnight in which the convention
ii To deliberate had been tremendously
decorated, the colors white, gold and
green being blended III decorations
which gave the hall the appearance OF
q French garden Of an early period.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-23
SUICIDE AFTER
/ LOVE QUARREL
Eda johnson Wrote to Sweet
heart
---
AND THEN ENDED HER LIFE
"You Have Left Me Without Saying
Goodbye" She said in Note
to Her Lover--Body Found
in the River.
AND THEN ENDED HER LIFE

Boston June 2S.~The body Of beauti'
ful Eda johnson, who disappeared Sun.
day night, leaving note 70 her sweet
heart saying she was going TO commit
suicide, was found floating ia the Charles
river, between the West Boston and
Harvard bridges, at 10 a, m, yesterday
Miss johnson was settlement worker
in the Neighborhood House on Moore
street, Cambridge Her friends are much
shocked by the tragic ending Of her life.
You left me without saying goodbye
and this Is tho last Won viii ever see
Of your Eda,p Miss johnson wrote to
benjamin f. Buck OF No. 200 Broadway,
Cambridge, Sunday night, shortly before
she ended her life. Il am going TO Jump
into the Charles river,1 she added. True
to her word, the beautiful young woman
did as she said she would.
The police think Miss johnson ended
her life about midnight. At any rate,
the body had not been in the water long
when discovered. The patrolniaD was
walking along the river bank when he
saw it floating between the bridges, and
with rowboat and the assistance of
several men in the neighborhood he got
il ashore.
Poor, darling Eda," he moaned, as he.
looked at the body in the undertaking
establishment. Friends had to lead him
away.
Buck, who has been calling on Miss
johnson for about a year, ii ii said, was
terrified when he read the note, neatly
folded and tucked under his shop door,
and he made hurried investigation.
He went to No. 307 Broadway, where
Miss johnson boarded with Miss Jessie
Steinhour, md asked for the missing
woman. An Investigation Of Miss joan
sens room added TO the alarm. 1t had
not been occupied during the night. The
bed was undisturbad, and the apartment
looked as ii 1t had been deserted for
hours.
When Buck found that Miss johnson
was not at her home, he rushed to police
headquarters and told of the strange
of the woman.
Il had been calling on her for a year"
he sadly said TO Lieutenant Pike, but
last night left her without saying good
bye
AT the house where she lived, but
little colud be learned about Miss John
sen, except that she was q very reserved
and well-bred woman, but exceptionally |
agreeable
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-23

Under a new plan for rural telephone
service proposed by the Vermont Tele.
phone and Telegraph company. owners
q farms, country homes Of city business
people, climbs, camps. stores, etc, in places
having a population Of q. 600 OF less, can
nave telephone connections with the gen
eral system Of New England at very
moderate cost The principal features
of THIS plan are the construction Of local
lines by subscribers themselves and con
neotlon with the nearest central Office OF
the Vermont Telephone and Telegraph
company which makes charge Of 50
cents per month for residences and 10
cents per month for places Of business,
% cover the cost Of operating. The
subscribers get unlimited communiea-
tons with ali the subscribers Of the ex-
change with which they are connected,
and access to the toll zines covering all
New England and the eastern part Of
the United States. This arrangement
Is Ct peculiar advantage to subscribers
Ter this class OF service Half dozen or
more neighboFs may club together, cut
their own poles, do their own work Of
construction. buying only wire, glass in
slslators and brackets. nafrhase their in
stfinents outright o. lease them from
taa company i preferred This plan en-
ahles residents Of localities too remote
tot remunefatiVe development By the
Vermont Telephone and Telegraph com.
nany 70 Obtain telephone service as good
e that Of nearby towns and cities. and
ct moderate cost.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-23

1t demands Stodgy. Satisfying Food
No Dainty Morsels Will Suffice.

Il
No Dainty Morsels Will Suffice.
Your German does not care for fancy
food says Samuel q Blythe, in Ser
lin and its Burghers,g IN the June Every.
body's. He wants grub Eating to
him i'd sacred ceremony, not to be
triaed with nor sighted. When he eats,
be wants to eat to mastieate to get
realizing sense that he is eommuning
with something that has substance in it.
There was that occasion when Fred.
erick w. CauIdwelI, the American Vice
Consul General in Berlin, decided to give
4 reception to his friends. He went 10
bis Iandiady and discussed on sandwich
es and some triHes of that character. In
giving his parting instructions, Cauld.
we'll said ID sure to cut the crusts off
the bread when you make the sandwich.
es.'
There was consideration at this. The
landIady held consultation with the
servants. The master Of the house was
brought into IT, The point was debated
for half an hour Cut the erusts Oft
the bread Preposterousi After the
situation had been aanvassed IN all Its
details, and the Judgment of everybody
IN the house had been passed On The
proposition, the landlady went to CauTd-
wet.
IA IL SO, she said, that we are to
cut the crusts the bread off when The
sandwiches VIE are makings
Certainly, Cauidweil replied
All, she said, great light break
ing over her, ! comprehend at last,
Your friends have no teeth.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-23
CARVED WHISPERS AND DRINK
FILLED TOMB WIN LOVE.
Female Soldier Of Fortune JiIts Half
Dozen For Quarter Millionaire
who IS SO and Eccentric.

Waterbury, June 3D. Doting on
his whiskers carved 60 deliberately on
bis own monument, all enthusiastic
heroine Of many heart affairs and fe-
male soldier Of fortune. has written a
love note to Phineas Gardner Wright
III Putnam, Ct. He II bachelor worth
S25O,000, and though so years Ola, II
hale and hearty Recently lie erected
his own tomb, costing $4,000, and has
turned it into a buffers PANTRY, fun OF
liquors and cigars.
IN the far beyond l shall not Be
lonesome. | shall have sweet memo.
ries of the pleasant hours ! have spent
here,D be said in explanation.
His fair wooer saw his horoscope
written N the stars and declared she
knew M was her soul mate. For his
love she has already abandoned two
physicians, three lawyers, brewer, a
Judge and clergyman. She wrote s0
Wright: I'VE should be friends. / am
sure from your horoscope that we
would have much in common. For our
mutual welfare we should know each
other better.
II am inclined To pass idly the whis-
kered hulnof Of yonr life aud the ap-
parent Hghtness with which yom treat
the 1neasureless beyond ard accept You
in all your generous eecentricities.
Your masterful adjustment Of your
whiskers proves you 10 30 man far
beyond the baleful influences Of the
brutal customs Of the age and perfect
master Of detail"
Tile letter vas signed HAliss Nora
Casey
On Wright's monument in addition
to his bust and his whiskers, ii the
inscription, @Going, but know not
where and beneath, "Neyer beat By
man, but by woman
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-23
THEY KNOW III.

Thousands Of people throughout the
country know that the ordinary RENE.
dies for piles continents, ssippositories
and appliances will not cure.
The best of them only bring passing
relief.
DR. Ieonhardt's Hem-Roid is a tablet
taken internally that removes the cause
of piles, hence the cure is permanent,
Every package sold carries y guarantee
with III.
It is perfectly harmless To the most
delicate constitution. A months treat
mont in each pacakage Sold for $l.00-
Az Rickert IL Wells, 100 NO. Main street,
Barre. W.T.. 81 Dr. Leonhardt Co., station
B, Buffalo y. \.