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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-27

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-27

EN- UNA BUkNA CASA DE FA-
MILIA 10 AlquilRn hsbitscionss para ma
tEimonios d hombEss solos. TTRto exec
lsnte familiar. Busps comida, pre-
clos FeguIaEmenta scon6mlcoR. La CAS-
tione vista 4 Ia bahia % muy fresca.
DirigiESe TstuRn 45. San Juan, p. r.
15v.a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-27

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foTmO, On sl miumo Vsnta Rl Conthdo.-
Pedro Roviro TorreS SantuEcs, pRrada
19. Is '. !. No 2.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-29
ANGRY WOMEN JAKE
LAWY PURSE
soon,,nued from Page onsl


but appeared in my office again at .
O'clock and told me he was going 10
secure a, warrant for the arrest OF the
two women. l told him that was the
proper thing to DO. He failed TO secure
the warrant, however, and the women
were not arrested
The two women and Agenbroad ap-
reared at the police station snortiy
after midnight Thursday ana ne en-
tleavored to have the officers IN charge
lock the women up. He was told that
his proper course was to swear to a
complaint, and his request was refused.
"Agenbroad used insulting language
toward us" said one Of the police OF
ficiais "and / grabbed him by the collar
and started to have him locked up on
a charge of disturbing the peace, put
thought 1 would give him another
chance and let him go with an admoni-
tion to act a gentleman. He LETT the
station criticising the methods OF the
department"
According to the police Agenproao
again appeared at the police station
Yesterday and visited the prosecuting
attorneys Office and made an msuc-
cessful attempt to have a complaint
issued Failing in securing a complaint
from the city prosecutor, 1t Is salo, ne
went to the office of the district at
torney. where. it is asserted, he made
futile attempt @ have a warrant is
sued for the arrest of the women
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-29
FORTUNE TELLER
FLEECES WIDOW
TWO OLD WOMEN VICTIMS OF
CRUEL SWINDLE
Seer Dreams Name of New York Firm
with Whom They Conf1de
$1,000 with No Re-
sults
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.-Fortune tell
ing which led two aged women OF New
ark. N. j., to invest their savings IN
mining stocks, resulted last night in
the arrest of Henry t. Rodman' ageo
81, on a charge of grand larceny.
The women who caused Rodman's
arrest are Mrs. Martha A. Taylor, a
widow, and Mrs. Margaret M. Thomp-
son of Newark.
Mrs. Taylor told Assistant District
Attorney KindeIberger that she had
lost s25O0 and Mrs. Thompson $400.
Last June, so the story goes. the two
women went to a fortune teller Wnose
name, they say, was advertised as W.
II. Garnet. -
Mr.. Garnet advised his customers to
buy gold and copper stocks. In announcer
trance Garnet dreamed the name OF n.
IT Rodman & Co. Mr. Rodman was
Interviewed, and as a result he received
the $4,000 for shares in a mining COM
pany. A first dividend was PAID IN
June last year. When a second was de-
handed in July, Rodman persuaded
the women to accept after that an an
nual dividend instead of the monthly
payments. subsequently he gave them
notes for double the money they nao
invested. When the investors went
again to get cash for their paper ROD
man had decamped, they say, ana SO
had the fortune teller.
Then they went to the district attor-
news Office. Magistrate Finn held Rod
man in $4,000 bail Tor Mrs. Taylor's case
and $1,000 for Mrs. Thompson's case
He gave bail.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-29
BIG INSURANCE
PLAN LAUNCHED
10000 HARVESTER employees
WILL ORGANIZE
For Two Per Cent of Wages Each
Laborer VIII Be insured Against
Sickness, Accident, Death
and Disability
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Aug. 2S.-The 10000 en-
ployes of the International harvester
company are to have their own SICK
benefit and insurance association' ac-
cording to announcement made To-Day
by G. S. Funk, general manager or
the company
The plan is the result of several
months investigation, both In this
country and in Europe, by commit
tee including, beside harvester off1cials,
Professor Henderson OF the University
OF Chicago and other welfare workers.
Practically every mutual benent as
ganization in this country and many
in Europe have been investigated and
Mr.. Funk believes that the new assoc
citation will be as near perfect as pos
sible.
In brief. the plans provide that every
enploye who contributes per cent of
his wages to the fund becomes menu
her of the association and is entitled
to all of Its benefits.
VIII Be Well Insured
He is insured against death, from
sickness or accident, and receives half
pay while disabled by illness or in
jury.
The family of man who is killed
by accident, whether on or Off duty,
receives two years wages. He receives
the same for the loss Of both eyes,
both feet or both hands. In case OF
death from natural causes, one years
wages is paid to the family
AS an inducement to employees to Joir
the association the harvester company
will contribute $25,Uo0 to the fund il
so per cent of the employees join, ant
$50, 900 if 70 per cent become members
Membership is absolutely voluntary
and in joining employees do not waive
any legal rights against the compan.
in case of accident.
The plan also provides pension fun6
to the benefits of which any employ
is entitled after twenty years of serv
ice, If he has reached the age of s.
years. That age retirement is optional
| at 20 it is compulsory.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-29
PIONEER GOVERNOR
OF WASHINGTON DIES
EUGENE SEMPLE EXPIRES IN
SAN DIEGO HOSPITAL
Was Son of Late Chief Justice of llli-
nois-Born at Bogota-onee
Owned Portland News
paper
BIZ Associated Press.

Ry Associated Press.
SAN DIEGO, Aug. 2s.-The death OF
former Governor Eugene Semple OF
Washington occurred this morning at
an early hour at the Hotel Robinson,
in this city, where he has been Tor
some time for his health.
Governor Semple was 81 son or the
late Chief Justice Semple of Illinois.
and was born in 1870 at the American
legation at Bogota in the United States
of Colombia, where his father was the
American minister.
Later he returned to this country and
secured his education in the Illinois
schools and in st. Louis law college.
He moved to Portland, where he be-
came a newspaper man and was at
one time the owner of a paper in
Portland. He has for twelve or four
teen years been president of the Sc
attic g. Lake Washington waterway.
Deceased is survived by three daugh-
| ters and one son, Mrs. Russell Lang
don. whose husband Is captain in
the army stationed at Fort Leaven-
worth; Mrs. Frederick p. Swanston of
Seattle and Miss Zoe Agnes Semple,
who was with him at the time of his
death, and Eugene L. Semple of Port
land, Ore, and by two sisetrs, Mrs.
u. ". Semple Ames and Mrs. Ashley
d. Scott of st. Louis.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-29
NOTED LAWYER DIES IN
SEATTLE; WAS A DELEGATE

SEATTLE. Wash, Aug. 2s.--After an
Illness of six days Fabius Haywood
Busbee, a prominent attorney Of Raj
eigh, N. c., who was in Seattle to
attend the meeting of the American
Bar association, of which he was a
member OF the general council, died
of Bright's disease at the Minor hospital
at $3.50 this evening.
Mr.. Busbee is survived by his widow,
one son and two daughters. They are
at Raleigh and wera notified of his
death tonight by Judge Albertson.
Mr.. Busbee was so years of age. In
1880 he was appointed United States
district attorney at Raleigh, and five
years later was delegate to the ma
tional Democratic convention. He was
grand master of the Masonic order
and author of several volumes Of Grim
inal digests.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-29
GIRL BETROTHED
LEAPS TO DEATH
IMAGINARY BARRIER CAUSE OF
HER SUICIDE
IN FEAR or LOSING LOVER, SHE
WALKS INTO LAKE
Search Reveals Messages to Man She
Was to Wed-over Study
Ends In Nervous Coll
lapse


III Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2S.--Miss May Field
Verne, who committed suicide by
walking into Lake Michigan at the
foot of Fifty-sixth street yesterday,
was Respondent because OF an illness
largely imaginary, which she thoughs
prevented her marriage to devoted
sweetheart.
A search of her room disclosed brief
farewell messages to her father and
the man she had hoped to marry,
George Mansfield, a travelling salesman
Of FL Paso, Tex.
Miss Verne had often threatened to
lump into the lake If she was not
soon sufficiently recovered to marry
George
The girl graduated from q private
seminary in Ell Paso and broke down
from over study some months ago.
Since the death of her mother ten
years ago the young woman, who just
passed her 21st birthday, spent most
Of her time with her sister, Mrs. r.
French, at Ell Paso. 1t was there, as
a school girl several years ago, that
she first met and fell in love with
Mansfield. Her relatives approved OF
the match, but prevented a wedding
ceremony from taking place last spring
because of her mental condition. This
II is believed aggravated her ailment.
In the hope that change would i'm
prove her condition she was sent to an
other sister, Mrs. Volney Bryan. al
Louisville, KY, the place of her birth
Subsequently she went to a third sis
ter, Mrs. Miles Turpin, at Richmond
Va. Eight weeks ago her father de-
cided she ought to come to Chicago
For a brief time she got along nicely
but later began brooding, and yes
terday leaped to her death in the lake
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-29
MURDERER'S
COMPANION ARRESTED
Tells Police Of His Visit to Turks
Home on Night Little shlshem
Boy Was Dlsmen-
bered
By Associated Press.

by Associated hleSH.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2s,-George Reid. the
1S-year-old companion OF Hassin Mem
mer, the alleged murderer Of Tuffa Shi-
shem, was arrested last night. Reid
denied he knew the little Syrian lad
whose dismembered body was found
in South Lawndale early in the month,
but he told of many other acquain-
tances who visited the Turk.
Reid had been in New York since the
murder, fleeing the day after the ar
rest of Nemmer. He returned only a
few days ago and was working in
restaurant.
Reid told the police of his flight
when the search for him started. AL
though ne denied he saw the Syrian
boy in the Turks home, he said that
Hassin Nemmer, instead of retiring to
bed early on the night Tuna disap-
pearecl, was awake and unusually ner-
vous when he knocked for entrance.
Leaving his small oil lamp dimly
burning in the tumbledown bedroom,
the alleged murderer shanbled over the
floor to the kitchen door and asked
who knocked, according to Reid. For
weeks it had been the custom OF
Nemmer to carry the little lamp to the
door when Reid returned from work.
81 didn't think much OF 1t at the
| time" Reid said, "but when heard OF
| the murder and OF the suspicious the
police entertained l thought probably
Nemmer didn't want me to see all that
was in the kitchen.
| II came back to Chicago because
was starving in New York"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-29
81 DROWNED in
JAPAN TYPHOON
BRITISH SHIP DUNEARN IS
SUNK AT SEA
lII-Fatsd Vessel, Bound for Russian
port, Takes Coal at karatsu.
Runs Directly Into
Storm

BY Associated Prefa-
TOXIC, Aug. 2s--News Of the sink
ing of the British steamer Dunearn
and the loss of all but two of the
fifty-three members of her crew in a
typhoon which ragged on August 70
off the port of Goto on the island OF
Kiushiu, has reached here in a report
received from Moji, town on the
same island.
The names of the survivors are gwen
as William Phillips, an engineer, and
John Landon, a seaman. both of whom
were picked up by the Japanese steam
ship Sakyo Maru.
The Dunearn was bound from Nlko-
Iaiesk, Asiatio Russia, to singapore
and put in at the port of Karatsu for
coal Again putting to sea on August
"a. the ship ran into the very center OF
a typhoon, which sent her to the bot
tom.
The two survivors are prostrateo
from exposure and hardship, and q
subscription has been taken up for
them among the crew OF the Sakyc
Maru.
The Dunearn was steel screw
steamer of 2020 tons, commanded by
Cant. ]. Graham. She sailed from
Hamburg for Nikolaiek on May ~ ano
arrived at the latter port on August !
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-29
MAN NAMED WILLIAMS WAS
PASSENGER ON THE cEclLE

NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.-Dispatches
from Atlantic City stating that the
police OF that place claim that William
S. q. Williams of Baltimore, whose wife
when the latter was shot, had not been
in Europe. as he says he was. caused
an Investigation to be made here to-
dav. The passenger list of the steamer
Kron Princessin Ceceile, which arrived
Tuesday, was examined, as Mr.: Will
liams says he returned 70 America OF
that boaf. The name civilian s. Will
iiams'' appears on the list Of the firs'
cabin passengers. 1t could not be
learned whether Mr.. Williams visited
the Waldorf-Astoria hotel on that day
as he says he did.
His name does not appear on ths
register. but as-the dispatch states thai
Mr.. williams was only in this city fol
q few hours it is not strange that he
did not register.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-29
ROBERTS CASE
CAUSES GREAT
STIR IN 400
POLICE PROMISE HOT SCAN
DIAL IS PENDING
DID WILLIAMS SHOOT AT HIS
wlFE's ESCORT IS QUERY
Woman sticks Emphasieally to Story
That couple Were Held Up by
Robhers-peep Mystery
Yet unsolved
I.y AssoeIated Presa

Isy Associated Press
BALTIMORE, Aug. 2S.-Develop-
ments In the case of Charles 3. Rob-
erts Of this city, an attempt upon
whose life was made at Atlantic City
Wednesday, while he was riding In
wheel chair with Mrs. w. S. @. Will
Jams, also OF this city. have create da
sensation in the circles in which they
were known. -.
Many were ready to accept the the
DRY that Roberts was the victim OF
hiehwayman. but the Atlantic City po-
lice assert w. s. G. Williams VIII pe
called as a witness.
Mrs. Williams did not return to this
city this afternoon, although her chill
dren, ~xho were with her at the sea-
side. reached here at 4 p. m, and now
are at the country residence OF the
family. o
w. s. g. williams has been in the
city today, according to reports, IN
default of a statement from Wllllams
personally his law partner, II. CaVen-
dish Darrell, said:
"Mr. Williams has been very much
annoyed by the reports that he was IN
Atlantic City Wednesday night. he
was nowhere near the place. he re-
turned from Europe on the Kron Prin-
lessen Cecilie Tuesday.
AFTER spending a few hours at the
Waldorf Astoria in New York ne cams
"a Raltimore. He spent Tuesday night
at the Maryland club and went Out
"wednesday to his country home al
Long Green valley. l talked to him
on the, trip as late as 4 O'CLOCK
wednesday afternoon and again on
Thursday morning. Mr.. Williams
moves from the time he reached MS
home wednesday until he came TO Bal
timore again this morning are known
10 everyone about the place. and it Ii
ridiculous to intimate that he was II
: Atlantic City.
"Mr. williams did not know his wift
was at Atlantic City until he returned
to Baltimore Tuesday"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-29

BRYAN IS HOME
FOR FEW HOURS
ANOTHER 3-DAY TRIP WILL
BEGIN TOMORROW
DEMOCRATIC LEADER TO SPEAK
IN NORTH DAKOTA
VIII Also Make Addresses In Minne-
sofa, Iowa, and at Nebraska State
Falr-Yesterday Spent
on Train

By Associated Press
LINCOLN. Neh., Aug. 2s.-Iravel-
stained and dusty, w. ]. Bryan, Demo-
cratic candidate for president, and the
members Of his party returned here late
this afternoon after an absence of over
a week, during which Mr.. Bryan de-
livered speeches in Iowa, Illinois, lndi-
ana and Kansas, and held political con-
ferences in Chicago, st. Louis ana Kan
sas City.
The journey from Topeka to Lincoln,
begun early In the morning, consumed
the entire day. The route of travel
today carried Mr.. Bryan through
sparsely settled sections of Missouri
and Nebraska, and in consequence ne
found opportunity to transact consid-
cradle business aboard the train and
at the same time secure much needed
rest No speeches were made at any
point. 49,,
Mr.. Bryans stay in Fairview VIII
be prief, as he will start again sun
day afternoon on a three days speak
ing tour commencing at the fair
grounds between st. Paul and MINI
neapolis, Monday From there he VIII
proceed to Fargo and Grand FORKS,
N. D., where. on Tuesday, he VIII de-
liver addresses.
wednesday he will be in Sioux city,
Iowa, and on the following day he is
scheduled for a speech at the Nebraska
state fair in Lincoln.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-29
INDIAN OUTBREAK IN
CANADA NOW FEARED
Illegal Fish Traps May Lead to War;
fare - Fifty Redskins Seize
Prisoners In Raid on
Court House
BY Associated Press.

l5y Ab1oC4Atcu AN99.
VICTORIA, B. c., Aug. 2S.--One hum
dred Indians at salmon Arm, just south
of Kamloops, are threatening to go on
the war path, fearing that they are
about to have their fishing rights taken
away. Superintendent Hussey OF the
provincial police will so TO the scene
local authorities stating 1t has got be-
yond their control The situation Is
serious.
Saturday two chiefs were summoned
nv the Dominion fisheries authorities
for setting fish traps Illegally They
we're convicted and sentenced to pay q
small fine.
Al band of fifty Indians swept down
on the court house, rescued their chiefs
and made off with them.
Constable Fernie at Kamloops was
DISPATCHED to the scene and reported
that the Indians We're very uneasy
chief Hussey has received instructions
to assuage the passions of the red men
BY peaceful measures, if possible, but
is empowered to bring them to terms
by force If they do not prove amena'ble
TO reason.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-29
WALTER SCOTT GETS
OUT OF JAIL; TRUNK
ROBBERY UMVERlFlED

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 2s,-Walter
Scott, generally known as death VAL
ley Scotty," who was locked up last
night by Chief Of Police Buggy after
failing to verify story told by him
to the effect that high-grade ore had
been taken from his trunk in the safe
deposit vaults of the Bank of Italy.
was released today on his own reeog-
nizance,
No charge was entered against him.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-29
TRIES TO ESCAPE FROM AN
OFFICER; IS SHOT IN LEG

SAN DIEGO, Aug. 2s.-At an early
hour this morning Douglas Stewart
habitue of the lower end Of the city,
was shot in the leg by Patrolman Bert.
Stewart had been arrested by Bert
for disorderly conduct, and on~tne way
10 the station he broke away and ran.
BERT says he shot TO make the runa-
wav stop, and that the bullet hit the
pavement and glanced up. Stewards
lee Is broken and he is at the hospital.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-29
DARING ROBBERY BY
TWO MASKED MEN
Photographer Held Up at Point of Guns,
but convinces HIahwaymen He
Does Not Know Safe
Combination

BY Associated Press.
REDDING, Aug. 2S.-Two masked
men entered the Southern Pacific rail-
morning, and covering William Wood,
the night telegrapher, with revolvers
ordered him to open the safe.
After he had convinced them he was
ignorant of the combination the rob-
bers piIfered the money drawer, get
ting $40.
They then marched Wood around
from the business part of the town,
half a mile away, down the railroad
track and let him go.
The depot 10 less than 200 feet from
some all-night saloons where crowds OF
the robbery was particularly bold.
The town officers and railroad detec-
tives are in pursuit and hope to capture
the thieves In the Vicinity OF Coram, us
they departed IN that direction.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-29
PROFESSOR FITZGERALD
SUCCUMBS TO INJURIES
Dies at Croker Hospital as Result Of
Collision Between His Auto
and Pacific Electric
Car

S. A. fitzgerald, the professor Of
music at the Coyina high school. VINO
was run over by an outbound car or
the Pacific Electric company in Coyina
automobile runahout, died at the
Croker street hospital at 1880 last
night.
Just as the professors auto reached
tbe car tracks 1t went dead" and the
electric car, which was running az
nigh rate Of speed, struck It, hurting
the professor into a ditch forty feet
prof Fitzgerald's wife is seriously Ill
ana ii is feared that the news OF her
husbands death may have fatal con-
sequences.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-29
STREAM OF WATER is
CAUSE OF BIG PANIC
IN A FRUIT CANNERY

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 28.-The
turning of a stream of water on an
overheated smokestack of the North
Beach cannery of the California Fruit
Gamers association today caused
cloud of steam to rise and started
panic among the 800 employees VINO are
mostly women.
They rushed screaming from every exit
of the building. None was seriously
hurt
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-29
SISTER or HENRY ACH IS
DEAD OF FUSE INJURIES

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2s.-Mrs.
Lena Baden, sister OF Attorney Henry
Ach. died here yesterday from injuries
received during a panic on a Fillmore
street car following the blowing out of
a fuse.
Mrs. Baden had just boarded the car
when the fuse blew out with flash
that started a panic among the pas
sengsrs. who rushed for the platforms,
hurting the unfortunate woman TO the
pavement with such force tnel heE
sIx,,Il was fractured. She died within Q
few hours after the accident.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-29
MEXICAN IS HANGED
FOR WIFE MURDER
coId-5Iooded Criminal Shows No Sign
Of Fear--Receives Sacrament
and Walks Calmly to
the Gallows

F.. Associated Press.
SAN QUENTIN PRISON, Aug 2S.-
Dolphin Arbitre, a Mexican, was exc
snted here today for the murder of his
eomInon law wife at Monrovia, Los
Angeles county, July 2, 1906, after a
ruthless attempt TO obtain new trial.
The murder was committed IN cold
blood. Arbitre's first shot wounded the
woman and he fired second TO make
sure Of her death.
After receiving the sacrament from
Father Dillon OF San Rafael the MUIR
/ derer walked 10 the galiows calmly,
showlun 40 sign OF fear. The trap was
sprung at 50 O'clock, and fourteen min
utes later life was pronounced ex-
Hnct.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-29
Victim Very Low

The wounded man is still in serious
condition at the city hospital The
physicians will not probe for the bullet
in his liver until his condition improves
They fear that to operate upon him now
might prove fatal.
Mrs. Williams is still at Hotel Brigh-
ION. The colored man who was pushing
the rolling chair in which Roberts and
Mrs. Williams were riding is stil held
as a Witness.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-29
GAME WARDENS ACCUSED OF
MURDER ARE REFUSED BAIL

REDDING, Aug. 2S.-Deputy Game
Wardens Carpenter and Bond are In
iaiI at Red Bluff. They will not be
released on bail until after their pre-
liminary examination next Wednesday.
Thew are held for the murder of
Robert Junior, an Indian, who 1t is
alleged was violating the game laws.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-29

legged victim Of the offense committed
here. is authority for the story tnat
Karlson is an escaped CONVEX from q
Russian prison, but the local authori-
ties were not appraised of the fact until
after they had apprehended the man.
According to Negaloff, Karlson, or
Remert. as he was then known, killed
a man In Vladivostok two years ago
and was sentenced to life imprison-
ment. Friends on the outside smusgled
tools to him and he dug his way to
freedom and slowing away on a tramp
steamship reached vancouver.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-29
WIDOW GETS $4,000 FOR
DEATH OF HER HUSBAND

SANTA CRUZ. Aug. 2S.--After being
out All night. the Jury in the suit In
stituted by May Forrest against the
Southern Pacific for $4,000 damages
returned this morning with verdict
The case grows out Of the death of
the husband, James r. Forrest. who
lost his life June IL, 1907. In q head-on
collision between two freight trains ct
the Big Trees.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-29
HAVE A HORSE FAIR
AT ROOSEVELT HOME

By Associated Press.
OYSTER BAY, n. Y, Aug, ga
horse fair which. as President Roose-
velt's wife remarked. rivaled In beauty
Rosa Bonheur's well known painting
of that name, was held on President
Roosevelt's lawn at Sycamore Hill this
afternoon 1t was a private horse show,
held especially for the president, so
that he might compare the qualities Of
two OF the best classes of horses the
world knows-the desert Arab and the
.1ustin's Morgan.