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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-21
FL VIAlERO.

La BochS, con % Gequito do BombTas,
Va desdoblRndo suB tApicon n0gron
deIde 81 alcfzar GiIeDcioso vRsto,
que habita en- Il region del fEmamento.
Con ~ ar 6mica fag, bTilla ls luna
enCeTFadR On ~ disco, amRrillento,
como sl humildo muBgo que 90 -alfombFR
extiends an el umbFal del CemGnteFi0.
Enc6Evase 81 pRao de la E6fagR,
LOS 6Ebolea Bemejsn, de1ds leioT,
fantRamRg que en- u EombTa foRCejG2n,
persiguisndO an pEop6Bito Iinisntro.
DisputAn ca d visio CampanaEi0
los inssCtoB noctfVugoB y el visnto,
= e Aota ca el GBpaCio ID implRCable
EondR macabFR del terror 81 miedo
Por lR llauuFR tenGbHoUR fFfR
visne deBpReio un infaliz visjero:
en- Buu oicB hay lagRimRg. ......i iaquellaDl
que bEotRn del dolor, cuando cd intenHov
TiritR oil CEminante dOaOIad0
ain lamar IN suspiFo, ri an lRm0nto;
, aunqus BuB pies EeRbRlRn, Contin6R
"a RutR m0lRnc6liC8 On gilenci0.
lQQ6 larga 10 llSnural lQu6 eBpRntoss
ls densa nisve que tRpiza Gl Guslo!
iQu6 l6bEega Is nocha que t0RTiblag
lpB alaEidas f6nabres del viento!
Z Ell uonue ~ IEIsLe SAcouCEa uu a1O9ESu6
un pedsz0 de pan y an toBco lech0?
IAl fn Hs encontTaTG de ~ jornada,
eata dittants de "a ruta el t6rmino?
iEse visjero tiens mi Gemblante
mi timbTe de vozl..... fTienG mi RgpeCto
no dsBcansRE6 mientral 10 empuje
81 Ifvido fantaEma del ReoueFdo.
BonyfaeiO. Byrme.
(Cubano).
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DOROTHY DAINTY RIBBON SETS
YUst reoeibed at ola VILLA DE Ma
DRID" La Ultima novedad en- juegos de
eintas f1nas para lazos bandas; las hay
Faldas Abrigos de seda para Sefioras,
asl como los mejores Casimires, AIpacas'
Camisetas leiftimas Crepe etc; estos v
otros muchOs artf3ulOs Sc acaban de recibir
en- la ''V1LLA DE MADRID. VisitenOg
pIdanos muestras y Ie atenderemos
gustosos.
p o. Box. 1884 TelefoDo 272.
San Francisco 81, San Juan. p, r.
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{Se renaeVa ell SurtidO.

(En tod Ps los vaporss gus lIegsn este
puerto, BTocedentea de Naeva York '
Europa fecibS el acr0ditsdo establscimisr.
to "LaH Nov0dadss'', sa9 Francisco as,
nuevo SuEtido de las sBpscialidades de "a
TRmo. CamRB para tods clasa de foYtuaas
muy aHtfaticRg, con todoa aus aoossoEioB,
objetos de fantasia psrR sefiorau ? csbaEle,
EoE, loza, juegoE de muebles juguetas de
''biBcuitn" lindfsimoB fafsimss essnoisg
fEauCeaaB y del Jap6n, pRraguau para CO.
bRlleTos = sombTillaH para BeforsS ' gefio.
FitsS, entire otros mil objetoV, se encusntrSn
Sill & prsCioB OonYSnienteU. P.
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Dc AdaInIsIEaeIda.

Avisamos q las personals, que
solicitan suscribirse 4 este dia-
rio, que 81 peri6dico no les ser&
enviado, 81 81 aviso que con tai
obieto remitan, no viene acom-
panado del importe de La sus-
cripci6n.
Esta vale por IN trimestre
1925. Por IN semestre $3.50.
Por IN aflo $500, PGgO an
tisipade,
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ANUNCIO De SUBASTa
DepGrtamentO del Intsrior.-OFoimas del
Superintendents de O5ras PGBZtogs.
San Jusn, p. R. Msvo 26 DE- I. .9O,

San Jusn, P. R. Msyo 26 de 1909
Proposiciones en- plisgog c8rradns para
adjudication en pGblioR subasts del sumi
nistro, medidR eDtrega de 81 600 metros
cGbicos, mss rnenoa dc pisdra triturads,
por lotss psTS Is conEaEvao On de las Gu.
TrsteTas iusulsTea, az admitir6u au eats
ofcina hRsta las IL . M del dia 25 de
Junio do 1908 en- que SO abTis6n PdblicG'
meute.
Todoa los dstoH necesaries ss day6n en-
este ofcius, donde Sc ancusntran de mani
feato todoa los dooumantos que han de
regir en- Ia contrsta ? podr6n rscoger log
licitsdorss los modelos de proposici2neB
que han de pressntar.
Ia administration ua rsssEva 81 dsrecho
de Techazsr cuaIquisrs todss las propo
Bicionsg.
Por ordsn del Comiuionado del Iots.
Eior, j. j. JimSnes -SupsEintsndents ds
ObraGNPG0lioaF. % VS.. nim. 8.
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LTNEA FERREA mi, OEsTE

Itinerario. -salidas de Bayam6n oapi.
tai simuItaneamente
Dfas laborabIes Mahana 6, q O5, $40 8
45 loo. Tarde 1915, 1.45, 8J5, ABS, 5.45.
Dfas 1estivos.- Manana e,7.Q5, $50 As
y IL. Tarde 1915 1.SO, 2 80, $50. 1906,
Is y $50.
Billetes baFatos para dias festivos. De
Catano Bayam6n, ida y vueIta IA. ella Sc
25e 2a. clase 16e. De Bayam6n 8 Oatafio y
vue!ta 1a. clase 15e, q. clase 100.
bllIeEes ord1naEio de Capital Catafo en-
La. clase 8 centaVos.
Ramon Valdes,
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casa?
Me ire de ellie.
Como uHtsd quisrs. So deHgraciA 81
fin no tiane NADIA de particular atiu no GO
HRbe & punto flo como ocuPEi6. OarIitos
dice que uRted tiens ID Culpa de todo. =
Me Voy, Hanora-aijo LSontinR lo'
VRnt6ndoHS.
"A 30 edRd de uBEad no Ia ha de H0r
difiCil snCotFRE ooIoCaci6n. PoE 10 DENTS,
l0 pRBsTemoB ustsd una pequafia pension
propoFcionRdR IL dafio CRuasdo.
mo la acopto!
-Oorrisnte. PsEo On todo caBo roCor.
daE6 uHted que no le ha ofcecido.
-Toda "a fortuna no baBtRria, HefioFa,
para pagaE 10 que he perdido.
~ RomRntieiBmo puFol
-iHa psEdido mi felicidRd, aefora! He
psFdido mi porvenirl
-iPRlabIas vanaal
Ouando Lsontina subi6 eI caFFuaio que
debfa ConduOiFla & Ii sataci6n. no VIC por
fortuna nj Oy6 Carlos, al autor do Bu
dsggTacia, que ls hROfa una higa , ls decfa
On tono deEpTecistiVo:
ri AdioB, tuertRl
e, FOT0eg.
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G8poua % Puurta Rice.

V6Ansa lOB sIsgantsB bsHtonsB gsnovsBsI
con empuhsduTR de plata, an luTtido en-
pRrsguas genovqEsB eB Ia meior nedR dtl
mundo. Aqua do quina de MiDgoni, para
evitAr la caida del peIo. Sc vsnde en- Ell
POPULAR de Am6rieo saIag.
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c. GASTELLANOS.
Professor de sndsica.

Dk claBss Dc violin, guitarra, baDdurria
y laud Begdn 81 RiStema adoptado an sl
ConusTvRtoTio de Madrid.
EnBshRnza con toda psrfscci6r. Pa,
70 mas infoFmeg, San Sebastian nj.
maYn Is. 15r u,
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F C e C ia.

AcRbR do moIiT una BuegFa.
La hija lIorR desaBpeERdamente. Su ma
Tido intenta trSnquiliSaTla.
Ten On cusntR que la pobr0 EefioFa ts-
mia "a muchB GdRd.
ST; pero ella dsCfR que pensAbR viviE
Glen afioE.
-5PerO no comprsndes que 10 docfs pOr
hRceEms rRbial?
Eu una petici6n de mRno.
ST, sefoF. Yo doY & mi hija dos ca
sss en- Madrid doB mil durop on papel del
Estado. ~ uutsd que llevA para Ia cou
midA?
! Made, abEelutGmente. Cuando 81.
mu0rEo bien, no tsDgo nunCa gRnRB de CO.
msr.
En- un dfa dc lluviB.
-iMs peEmits uated que Ia ofrezoa mi
psEsguaa3
No.
me sorpPende que una stfi0Fa tan
"mojsdA" me de IN no tan ''aeco"'
mo mam6, no me cRsaT6 nuncR con
IN CompoAitor de m6sicR.
-Por que, hija mfal
-POrqus me dan mucho miedo lsB
fugaE.
Un joven entEa en- un RImacen dc md.
siCs y pregunta:
-SVenden uBtedaB pisgas de piano2
No, Be6oE. No vendemos mas que
pianos enteTog.
En- lR ExpoBici6n de PiatuTaB:
-Tu CuRdEO-dics an amigo uno do
los expoaitorGB-sB 81 inicO que ne puade
yer en- este CsFtGmen.
-Muchas graCiaB por Ia liBonia.
Els 81 Gnico que Sc puede yer bien.:
porous nunca hRy nadie delante,
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Restaurador Vital de Ricord

Restaura la vitaIidad de los hombres. Ca
Iantizado. Precio $1-OO, ORC. Stempre la
Venta en- Ia FaTmac1a de Fidel CUTLER
mety. Ha curado Otros, 10 cura v Sc
goIicitan pedidos por eorreo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-21
lNnIGIllR GENERAL

Consoles "A LAS MADRES. ri larabe
ealmante de la Sehora WinsloW debe
usarse siempre que los niflos estan en- ell
periodic de Ia detencion. PropoTcionR aIi-
vic Immediate al pequefIo paciente, produ-
ce un suefio natural tranqutlO aIivia Ell
dolor el angelic despierta muy vivo y
allegro. Es muy agradRble al paladaT,
ealma al nilO, ablanda sus dolores, hace
fdciles la funcionen del est0mago regula
los intestinos. Es ell mejor remedio como
cid0 para la diarrea va provenga esta de la
dentici0n de cuslquiera OtTa causS.
Tengase mucho cuidado en- pedir ell s'JaTa-
be Calmatne de la Senora WinsloW": es el
meiOr de tOdos.
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CASA DE PKEsTAMOs de Jos6 Ba'
z6n, Allen 21 ST. HaCs oporacionss 10
bro alhsiau. Desde 100 dollars en- ade
lante el inteT6s seT6 conventional no ex'
ceder6 del 20 msnAuRl. Oomprs y ven.
de Hlhajan modaEnRI y antiguRa. San juan
Pnartn Rico.
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EN- LA GALE DE TETUAN 50
tarcer pisO, 80 alquiIan dos busnaB habi'
tacionsa con viats Ia cRlls. So admitsn
comsnBalan ID v. 8.
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sE DEsEA uu emplssdo para de
dicRTHe pEtfersntemente vsntRs en San
Juan otroB puntoB de Ia IsIa por cuenta
de una cRgs de representations establGcidR
en- aHtR Capital. Susldo de $40 $15
aemRnalea negdn conoCimie1 toE y Expe'
EienCia. DirigiFBa 81 Rpartado de corrso
ndmaEo 733 San Juan. 3v.E
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REMATE DE PRENDAs.-Los dfss
29 80 del corrientse mss de Junio On Ia
CsEs de pT6stsmos de Fl. Lopez Cepsro,
(5Sn Jose 16) 10 vsndsrSn en- pdblioa su'
basta, infnidRd de pTendas que no han ii.
do renovadaa nj cRncelRdRs duEants EeiB
messs. La casa contin6s aus operacioneV,
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EN- UNA BURNA CASA DE FA.
MILIA 90 alquilRn hRbitaCioneB para me.
tEimonios & hombTOs goloB. Trato exec
lsnte y familiar. BuonR Comids, = pre-.
clos FeguIaFmsnte scon6micoE. LS Caas
tisn0 vista lR bahia eH muy fresca.
DiEigirss TetuRn As. San Juan, p. r.
15 vs.
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lRtOFOSa { los Pr0iOS0FaS Do nlSIGa.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA. Tisna
conatsnta existencis de los uiguiontss ins'
trumentoR: FlRutinos, FlautaE, TeTcarolAs,
OboeB, RsquintoB, ClaEinetes, Fagotes,
Violine1, ViolonCslIos, Contrabajos, Man.
dolinag, BSnduTriss, Guitarrau, Gornetiues.
dinoH, HelicOneu, (bajoE) TFi6ngulos, PlA'
tillou, RsdoblanteB y BombeE. M6todoa
dc Solfeo y para t9da CtRse do instTumen
tor. Accessories y mdaica en- general
San Juan, p, r, Apartado mum. 216.~-a
Gale dc Allen n6m. 21 Sal utim Al.
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NO es posibls-dijo un dia madame
ThiebSud 81 maFido-quo sigsmos man
tenisndo ess LeontinR como una duuus.
50, sin hRcar made. Ya Oata mucho meior
y podrfa BsEviEnoB de anna de gobierno
ESQ ssEfa una compensation, on vista de
10 mucho que con ella hsmos gastsdo. Bisn
miTado, no tsnemos no1otFcB ID culps de 10
oeuTTido nj nuestTo hiio tRmpoco.
Leontina, reBignRda todo, acept6 Lar
nuavas funciongE.
Al csbo de un sfio, un dis que 81 ANA
de gob' srno aTEsglAbs sua ouentaB dc la
samanR con madame Thisbaud, aHtA la dijo
en- tono severe:
Me pRTsOa, Leontina, que gautamos
mucho mas que cusndo 70 dirigfs Il oaas.
-PueB vu6lvsBs uBte1 4 ancsrgaF da Il
diFeCCi6u-COntast6 con dignidad Ia ioven.
-iY entouce1 que haTS ultOd On uu
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REVOLUTION MUSIOAL.-Solicite
nusBtro CRt6Iogo dc mdsica para piano,
violin , piano, mandolina y guitaEEa que
Oontiene mas de mil dO8oisntG8 obrRs diatin
tsB, toda1 preoioH nunoa viHtoR on Puerto
Rico de 10 oentavos eJ ejemplar. Ri lujo
y IL correction de nusstraa edicioneB, TO-
dss litografsdss, no neCsaita Tsclamo.
RsmitR hoy miBmo 80 direction pars eno
visrle el CstdIogo. Century Music Pub.
Comp. Allen altos ApaTtado 415, San
Juan Pusrto Rico 45 V. a.
EN-LA GALE DE SAN JOSE nj.
nero z 20 Rlquila un espscioHo mirador,
InfoEmar6n On la miBms casa. Is v. y.
lRtOrOSa 4 los Proi0soFaS do nlsIGa.
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A V I S 0

A OOMPRAR MADERA.-L0 Com.
pGata Industrial de 6anturoe (san Juan
Box $50 tisns en class de pEimeEa pre-.
clos Hin Compatsncia, nm complete Eurtido
para construction de CRaRg. MoIduraa de
TO dou tamRfog. TablilIRs para psIBiRnas
Dap6sitoB. San Juan frOnts Gl musllo
n6mOTo 2. SantuFcs Stop. a. Tslefono8
425 , 1880. Ia
SE ALQUILA.-Una caaa On sautur.
CO & ID entFada de Ii CalIs 'CsHrs." Ia.
foEmsE6n On San JuIto Nc. 2. Altos.
20 vR
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AL REOIBO De s 8 enviamos
vuslts de correo un Tsloi EIgin gaEantizR-
do poE diez afog, : poF SO rsmitimoB uno
maFgR Wslthan. = r. KshrhGhn. San
Juan 2. b. Rp
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NUEBLEs FIEOs, BlRITOs

Sc vends IN jusgo 1s ssIs, negro, de
Viena; tooadoreB de caobR con mkrmol;
oonsolaB con m6Emol de CRErREa; roperou
de OaobR, lRvadoB; lkmpRrG de cristal de-
8 luceE ETC., etc. IoformeI para los pre-
Ciop: NoTzRgaray 5. (Psbslloneu de San
CTiBt6bsI.) 8v. slt.
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sE VENDE,-Por guebTanto de salad
, no podsTlo stsndsT 81 dusfio sl astabls'
cimisnto Is EefoTmRda Aurora punto ya
oonooido aoreditado y bien auEtide: para in
formO, On 81 miSmo. Venta Rl contsdo.-
Pedro Rovira Torres, SantuEee, paEada
19. Is VS.. No. 2.
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SOLAREs EN- SAHTURCF.

So venden BolaEeB con -frants ID carPa.
tsER central y otFoB intsrioros con oallOs
sfiFmedan.
informant w. Bosch. ,TMuan ndmeEo
3 altos. D..
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ENTIRE lol CompradoEsa de reloieH q
plazos On lR ioYsris de F. KthThahn , Co
90 TegRlR an Esloj "Waltham" semsnal'
mente. LG Ultima Bemana obtuvo uno 81
1efior Manuel Gotay de Rio-PidFav.
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mn "a OCHENTA CENTA
8T EIWS VOS. Un millsr de
~ ~ agujsB de fon6gFafos
So envfan per ooET0o. Franqueo libEe.
GONZALEZ PADIN HMNs, San Juan p. R.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-01-02
FAMILY WIPED OUT
VENDETTA KILLS LAST ONE NEAR
BEDFORD, OHIO.
WAS TRAILED FROM LODI, AUSTRIA
Diary Found In the Murdered Mans
Pocket Tells of Wanderings and
Many Narrow Escapes.

Cleveland, Ohio-Radivaje Rakich
was fatally shot Thursday near
Bedford, o. Rakich is the youngest
member and the last of a family that
was wiped out by a vendetta. The
feud began in LODI, Austria, where
the Rakich family was prominent.
Young Rakich escaped to this country,
but was followed, according to a diary
which he kept, and which was found
in his pocket after the shooting.
Wednesday Rakich withdrew his mon
ey from a bank and stated to a friend
that he was followed by his avengers
and was about to leave for another
city. The young Austrian was shot
from ambush. Three unknown for
eigners, who have been seen lettering
about Bedford during the past few
days, are suspected and farmers are in
pursuit.
1t is believed that they have es-
capped to this city. Although Rakich
was well educated and refined, he
chose to work in a railway construc-
ton camp, where he last was en-
ployed.
The diary tells of his wanderings
over the United States and narrow
escapes from his pursuers. The de-
tails of the motive are unknown.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-01-02
MEET TRAGIC DEATH
PARENTS OF MARcHloNEss OBJ
JEcTED TO WoolNG BY TENOR.
DEATH CAUSE IS A MYSTERY
Exits Fastened In Manner to lndl-
cate Plot, and stepmother
Is Held.

Rome-The young Marchioness
Guglielmetti, daughter Of a wealthy
aristocrat, and Signor Spalletti,
a tenor engaged by Conreid to
appear next season In New York, were
found dead early Saturday in the con-
servatory adjoining the villa Of the
young woman's father in the outskirts
of this city.
The tragedy is believed to be the
result of parental opposition to the
courtship, and TO the jealousy of some
member of the aged marquis house
hold.
Spalletti and his sweetheart had
met clandestinely in the conservatory.
When found they were locked in from
the outside. There we're several doors
through which they might have left,
but all were securely fastened, rem
dering escape impossible without
alarming the household.
How they died has not been def
nitely determined. One explanation
offered is that, finding discovery in
evitable. they poisoned themselves.
The police incline to the thtory, ad-
vanced by several physicians, that the
couple were flffocated by the intense
fragrance of the magnolias, gardenias
and tube roses with which the room
was filled.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-01-02
seventY.one Bodies Recovered.

Jacobs Creek, Penn.-Little prog
ress was made yesterday in the
search for bodies of victims of last
Thursdays explosion at Darr mine.
The last faint hope of finding any
one alive in the mine having passed
away several days ago, the desire Of
the men to spend the holiday with
their families tended to deplete the
rescuing forces. Twenty bodies were
brought out during the cay and re-
main unidentified. Up to last night a
total of 76 bodies have been brought
out. In Difference to the day, no
funerals were held.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-01-02

In the commercial treaty recently
made between Canada and France the
Dominion for the first time negotiated
directly with a foreign power through
its own officials without the in~terven-
ton of British diplomats. Sir VIII
frid Laurier, the Canadian prime min
lister, went himself to Paris and ar
ranged the terms Of the treaty. Al
though the treaty is actually concluded
by the British government, yet the
fact that the colonial authorities made
the arrangement Independently marks
an important advance in the power of
the Canadian government.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-01-02
FULL PAY FOR pEPosIToRs.
State National Bank of New Orleans
Declared Solvent.

New Orleans, La.-"All holders
of stock in the State National bank
will receive from $3.50 to 5000 per
share for their stock and all depositors
will be paid in full" was the official
announcement yesterday of w. S. Par
kerson, counsel for the institution,
whose directors have called a stock
holders meeting to decide whether
the bank shall go out of business. The
proposition to liquidate was caused by
the belief that the resignation Of
President William Adler last week i'm
paired the banks usefulness. The
bank has since been declared solvent
both by National Bank Examiner
Cooper and the New Orleans clearing
house.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-01-02
coWHIDE FOR EX-SENATOR.
Patterson of Colorado is Knocked
Down and Beaten by Rich Rival.

Denver, C~olo.-Years of enmity
which led to a bitter newspaper
war eliminated Thursday morning III
a personal encounter between F. G.
Bonfls, proprietor Of the Denver Post,
and ex-senator Thomas M. Patterson,
proprietor of the Rocky Mountain
News and the Denver Times.
Mr.. Bonfils, who is is n Of the lead
ing millionaires of Denver and Kan
sas City, met ex. Senator Patterson on
the street, and, after a few words,
knocked him down. When Patterson
regained his feet he YVES given a Sc.
we're beating with a cowhide whip. He
was taken to his home, where physi-
clans report that his injuries, while
painful, are not considered serious,
Mr.. Bonfils was unhurt.
MI. Patterson is ranked as a mil
lionaire. He retired from the United
States senate a year ago.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-01-02
Plans for Maneuyerino Field.

St, Joseph, Mo.-Major D. H.
Boughton, U. S. A., head of the
war college at Fort Leavenworth, has
plans for a great maneuvering field in
Platte county, to be used Jointly each
year by the national guard Of Mis-
souri,, Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa.
He has recommended to the wal de-
partment that the 10000 acres of farm
land be purchased in Platte county,
Mo-, adjoining the reservation already
owned by the government in connec-
ton with Fort L~eavenworth.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-01-02
S15n.noo Fire In CHICAGO.

Chicago, Ill.-Fire Thursday bad
ly damaged the tive-story building
at 1890 Lake street, ~inflicting a loss
of about $150,O0O on the structure.
and a number Of small manufacturing
concerns that occupied it. The fire
spread so rapidly that some of the
occupants had narrow escapes from
asphyxiation by smoke, but all man
aged to reach the street in safety.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-01-02
Black Hand School Hearing.

Pittsburg, Penn. - The seventeen
Italians arrested Tuesday and al
legged to be members of the Black
Hand society were given hearings
yesterday before Magistrate Brady
and sentenced to the workhouse for
from 80 to 80 days or f1ued amounts
ranging from $40 to $100 each. The
men were surprised in a sc-called Ital-
ian club in an alley basement. A Sc
cret tunnel leads from the room to an
exit on Webster avenue, but the police
had learned of this and had it guard
ed.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-01-02
JEFF DAVIS WANTS $5,ooo,ooo.
And He Will Get It, He Says-For
Hot Springs.

Hot Springs, Ark.-Senator Jeff
Davis. whose speech on the trusts
in the early dSys of congress
put him on the map" has announced
over the long distance telephone to
his constituency here that when the
senate reconvenes he is going after
a $1,000, 900 appropriation for the
identifying of the government res
ervation in this city.
'Will IS, 1000, 900 be enough to carry
out the work." asked the senator.
When the representative Of the Bust
ness Mems League recovered from his
establishment and replied that it
would, the senator continued: Then
I'll get it, and if l don't they'll hear
some more from Jeff Davis"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-01-02
NEWS OF MISSOURI
Woman MISSING from Home.

st. Louis-The police have been re-
quested Z aid in a search for MIS-
Minnie Penn, 81 years old, who dis
appeared from her home, 5GS4 Column
bia avenue, Dec. 20. Her brother, john
Penn, told the police that when his
sister left home she said she was go
ing to V~andeventer venue and Wind
sor place in an effort to get employ"
ment. She has not been seen since.
She is a blonde, 5 feet 9 inches tall
and weighs 14O pounds. She wore
a pink waist and green skirt.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-01-02
Green in New EnuIand,

Boston, Mass.-Christmas in New
England was a green one. The ground,
except in the Northern Maine and
New Hampshire woods, was clear of
snow, while the day itself was like n
left over from the Indian summer.
Through the efforts of the Salvation
Army and other organizations, thou
sands of destitute people were given
good dinners for the first time in
months and many children, who never
before knew the meaning Of Christ
mas, were made glad with small
presents.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-01-02
To Unity Wage Scale.

Peoria, Ill.-John ]. Hanrahan,
grand master of the United Broth
erhood of Locomotive Firemen
and Engineers, left for Philadelphia
to attend a gathering of the unions
in that vicinity. The object Of his
visit is to unity the wage scale, max
ing the eastern schedule the same
as the western. A. meeting will be
called in Philadelphia Dec. 20, and
the result of that meeting will be
placed before the neads of the rail-
roads.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-01-02
Phone Law Declared Void.

Lexington, Ky.-In the circuit
court, in the case Of the Lafay-
cite Telephone Co. Us. the City of
Higginsville, judge Davis declared
void, because unrcaso liable, the ordi-
nance passed by the ~Higginsville city
council, fixing telephone rates at 81
per month for residences and So per
month for business houses, under the
public utilities act Of 1907.