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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-15
n eltiieIrO del ST. Nicg|aQ

Sc verified aver tarde, la hora
anunciada, partiendo ell cortejo f1ne-
bre de la plaza de Colon, donde Sc or
ganizo frente al teatro; paso por las
GALES de la Fortaleza, San Jose, San
Sebastian, Santo Cristo, hasta la ne
cropolis de San Jose, donde recibio Sc
pultura, en- la galerfa de nichos, ell ca
daver de Francisco Nicolau Orrach.
En- ell sitio de costumbre despidi6se
ell duelo, dando gracias la concurren-
Ella, nombre de la familia doliente, ell
senor Puig.
En- ell coche f1nebre vimos artisticas
coronas, ofrenda de la viuda del senor
Nicolau, de su hermano politico, ell doc
tor Munoz Diaz, y demas familiares y
amigos del fnado.
En- ell sepelio iguraban muy distin-
guidas personalidades, en- la presi-
dencia del duelo. con los senores Mu-
foz Diaz y don Eudosio Cu6tara, ell Sc
nor Alfonso y ell sefor Puig.
Las cintas del feretro eran llevadas
por los senores Elzaburu, Cu6tara, Fe.
rrer, Dr. Matanzo, senor Puig don
Manuel Cuetara.
Descanse en- la paz del Senor ell al
ma del finado, Y reiteramos a sus dis
tinguidos familiares nuestro sincere
pesame.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-15
La opinion de Roosevelt
UNA CONFERENCTA
DEL SIR FAJARDO
El gobierno propio
S. d. Canet.

FL senior Pascasio Fajardo Cardona,
en una conferencia que ha dado en- el
teatro de Mayaguez, acerca de la mi
SION del pals puertorriqueno EN- los
asuntos p1bhcos, morales y sociales, ha
dlcho 10 siguente:
Tengo la tirmeza dc que cuando ell
gobierno De los Estados Unidos yea que
EN- Puerto Rico han cesado las luchas
fratrlcidas, y sepa que los puertorrique-
nos, en entera comunldad, solucionan
tranquilamente sus problemas pollti-
cos. como 10 hlzo el pueblo americana
Ell iejanos dias, tengo la seguridad de
que aquel gobierno le dira d Puerto
Rico: aqui esta vuestra Carta De cons
tltuci6n, tai como In deseais
Mientras ESQ no suceda Y solo exis-
Ia entire nosotros q quitate til para
ponerme yo, y no sc unan los puerto
rrlquenos, el goblerno de los Estados
Unidos no nos considerara capacitados
para el gobierno propio
Haee tres amos, en- IN viaje que hi
ce 1 los Estados Unidos, toque mi
regreso en la lsla de Cuba tuve ell gus
to de ir visitar la digna compatrio-
ia nuestra Lola Rodriguez de Tio. Lo-
la me pregunto que como andaba Puer-
to Rico yo le conteste que habla aqui
dos partidos, republican, Y unionsta;
que ambos perseguian identicos fines,
pero cue los dividian ambiciones per
so9aESnmas.
Lola me contest6 5Y que haccn
los puertorIqueios, que no Sc unenY
En- una vista que hice N Presiden-
te Estrada Palma, este me ensen6 una
carta en- la cual el presidente Roosevelt
le decIa Mientras no sc unan los
puertorriquenos no es possible conce-
derles el gobierno propio; nosotros no
tenemos interes alguno en- aquel pals,
Y unidos todos no tendriamos inconve-
nlente en- darles la independence"
lie ahi las frascs de Lola Rodri-
guez da 1S6. y he ahi 81 pensamiento
he Mr. Roosevelt
Fn manos de qu6n esfa Al conse-
gulr q gobierno propioq IN manos de
los nnertorriqnefios
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-15
Los robOS eScaDdaIOSO2
LA DETECTIVE TRIUNFA

La detective acaba de praeticar I'm
lmportante servicio, que hace tiemp0
era una inc6gnita. Acaba de descuhrIr
d los autores del escandaloso robO CO.,
metido en- la residencia del conocido co.
mereiante don Gregorio Ledesma, en
Arecibo
Los autores del robo Sc nevaron
una azucarera de plata, un cuchillO den
plata, una cuchara, doce cucharillas de
cafe, una cafeteria y una azafate, tOd@
de plata, otros objetos de valor
Aparece como supuesto autor del ro-
bo, Francisco Dominguez (a) "Curri-
can :, que eumple condena en- el presi-
dio por escalamient0
Los objetos robados fueron vendidos
d Tomas Ortega
Hace seis meses que la policia de Are
cibo perseguia los rateros sin logr@r
capturarlos.
FL seryicio ha sido prestado por lOs
detectives Hernandez Lopez del
puesto de Areeibo, los cuales trabaja-
ban bajo las 6rdenes del intehgente n
active jefe De Ia detective senior QuinO-
nes, quien merece plaeemes por tan mn
portante servicio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-15
Eli POBRB BEEl

Els una noticia triste, desconsoladora
para los amigos que tiene ell simpatico
artista. Pablo Bella ha ingresado en-
Ell Manicomio aver tarde.
Los que no hace mucho lie vimos ira
bajar en- ell repertoire de La zarzuela, en-
ell genera grande, no podemos olvidar
10 mucho que valia, en- ell sentido lite
rario de La Erase, Ell actor que, ST no
brill6 por grandes facultades, brill6
por la correction exquisite con que sa-
bia interpreter los papeles mas difici-
les y complicados.
Bella fue actor de escuela irrepro-
chable y procedia de La alta comedia
trabajo mucho tempo en- companias de
eminentes artistas como Ia Tubau vi
co, hacienda temporadas teatrales que
lie valieron eontratas para los teatros
de America
Aqui, en- ell Municipal, ell pnblico lie
otorgo muchas veces sus sufragios,
cuando interpretaba irreprochablemen-
te La ultima copla', "El cabo pri-
Nero, lei anillo de hierro", "El IL
rador de palomas' "Cuadros disol-
ventes y otras obras que en- este mo-
mento sc nos escapan de la memoria
Bella ha sido siempre un buen com
panero y un buen amigo. lPobre Bel
IA Cuantos mon6logos dramaticos
desarrollara en- su cerebro, lleno de
sombras, como la noche triste de un
naufragio, perdidas todas las esperan-
zas, rotas Y maltrechas las ambiciones,
los ensuenos de gloria, desvaneeidos Co
mo 81 hubiesen caido en- una sima muy
grande y muy honda, una sima lugu-
bre, fatal. pavorosa, en- cuyas lobre-
gueces Sc siente ell trepidar de la tie
rra como en- I'M terremot0 l.. ..
Quiera Dios que vuelva & surgir la
luz de la inteligencia en ese cerebro
que ahora parece dormido, olvidando
quiza amarguras intensas del alma,
dramas del coraz6n, todo nm poema de
intinita amargura
Pohre Bella
G. roro4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-15

Este querido companero nuestro ha
pasado defnitivamente ocupar en- es-
tas ohcinas el puesto de Jefe de redac-
cion, que dej6 vacante nuestro compa-
nero don Cristobal Real
FL Heraldo" Sc complace mucho
y - feicita de este hecho, no solo por-
que el senior Amador viene prestar un
concurso mas efieaz mas importante
en- esta reduction sino porque de esta
suerte quedan premiadas la capaeidad
indiscutible Ia lealtad inquebranta-
BILE de nuestro excelente companero
Boricua
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-15

UN AsusO De coNFlANzA

Hace cerca dc dos amos que Arturo Al
foazc. desempehaba la agencia en- Fajardo.
IL la oSingtr Lowing Machine Con su
con3ucta habfa sido buena Y ninguna res
ponsabiidad habia recaido sobre 6l pero
una veg al rendir cuentas a la expresada
companla motto an desfaico
FL asunto fue levado A los trbunales
FL fiscal senor Aponte acus6 4 Arturo Al
fonzo por abuse de couflanza El jucio
se VIC ante an Jurado de la Corte De Dis
trito de- Humaca0.
La defensa aleg6 que Ia acusaci0n fiscal
partiendo de un cohcepto err6neo. habla
caificado q hecho de deIito grave cuando
realmente la suma desfalcada era me
nor de cincuenta dollars por tanto e
delito cometido por Alfonxo era un delito
menor (msdemeanor)
El Jurado en vista de las instrucciones
del juez, 81 cuaI manifesto que el Jurado
podfa declarar al acusado congicto de efe-
lonyD o no culpable Sc decide por la afr
matiya y di0 un falo de cupabllidad
Sin las instrucciones del juez el Jurado
hubiera rendido un yeredicto de culpabil-
dad por un delito de abuse de confianza
no mayor de cincuenta dollars segdn decla-
raci0n de los senores Gabriel Fuentes y
Alfredo Lopez que formaban parte del Ju-
RADIO.
La Corte conden0 al acusado a tres amos
de preside con trabajos forzados.
La defensa apel0 de la sentencia para
ante la Corte Suprema por considerar lie
gal la pena impuesta
Tai IS. grandes rasgos la sfntesis de
la apelaci0n que Sc ha yisto ante el pri-
mer tribunal de la isla
Ell fiscal se1or Rossy. en- una brillante
exposition de hechos, rebatio los puntos
de derecho dc la sentencia impuesta por
el juez Mr. Foote, de la Corte de Huma-
Gao. protestando de la conducta seguida
por dicho juez, porque--dijo el sefior Ros-
sy-entiendo y mantendre siempre ante es-
te tribunal, que los procedimientos ante
las Cortes, deben ser. han de ser perfeeta-
mente claros, perfectamente expedidos.
En- cuanto al fiscal manifesto que por
mas que habfa estudiado eI proceso, no po-
dfa encontrar un Fundamental legal en- que
basar las argumentaciones de la acusa-
ci0n
Eel sehOr Rossy examine las declaraoio-
nes de los testigos, entire elias, la de Mr..
Owen, representante de la Compalfa So
licitando por dltimo de la Corte, que
La sentencia del tribunal dc Dlstrito fuese
anulada ordenandose la celebration de un
nuevo juicio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-15
Il p'j|1gD de aver

I'll preso fugado aver de- las obras dc 10
carretera de Santurce Il Rio Piedras. Sc
llama Juan Jordan cumpha dos amos
de preside con trabajos forzados. convicto
de abuse de confianza
FL Supervisor de prisiones senor Camu-
mas. que esta manana celebr0 una entire
vista con ei Gobernador. puso el hecho an
conocimiento del alto funcionario y del De-
partamento del Interior
Sc nos dice que Sc ha alberto una inyes-
ugacion contra el guardia de carreteras
Francisco Torres. bajo cuya custodia ae en-
contraba dicho preso.
A la hora que escrihimos. In policfa con
tinda en- su persecution Sc han REMIT
do telegramas Il toda la isIa
Jordan habfa cumplido tres mesea cua-
tro dias de condena y le fataban IN ano
seIs meaes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-15
NOticiiaS de Sandal

El inspector veterinario del Distrito Nor
te, informa de su vista a los establos dc
Puerta de TERRA
El sehor Manuel Minet maestro pEo~
nero. remite pianos especifcaciones der
obras de plomerfa que va efectuar ~m
la casa de A. Mayol Ca
nj Inspector de alimentos de San Juan
informa haber dostruido II latas de Iech@
condensada propiedad de G. Segura
El inspector de Sanldad de Arecibo, re-
mite para su aprobaci6n pianos presenta~>
dos por "a maestro Benigno Perez
EI Inspector dc almentos dc San Juan.
da cuenta dc haber destrufdo % latas de
leche condensada marca oAguilau 78 mar
ca magnolia. propleead de los sefiores
Dooley Smith Ca ~ latas leche Mag
nolia n marca Aeuia propiedad de hos
mismos senores
El seBor Ramon Navarro. de san Juan
remte pianos especifcaciones de obrss
que va cfectuar en- Ia casa n1mero 29
de la calle Rafael Cordero
IN senior Carlos Miro, dc San Juan. re-
mite pianos y especificaciones de obras de
plomeria que va efectuar en- Ia casa dek
aenor Serapio Fernandez en Puerta de
Tierra
El m6dieoinspector del Distrito sur. de
Ponce, remite para su aprobaci0n IN cuen-
IA dc gastos de su viaje a Barros Bav
franQuitas
i1l Inspector pomero del Distrito Sur
remte para su aprobacidn la cuenta de
~astav s1e su viaie los puehlcs ttl Este
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-15

A estas mortifcantes sospechas Sc
cias y la irresoluci6n de nuestro Ayun-
tamiento, que no Sc determine a llevar
cabo una obra tan elemental como
es la de guitar de la via publica todo 10
que estorba Y afea y puede ser un pc
hgro ademas de una molestia de un
aggressive ataque la mas elemental es-
tetica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-15
DoriIcua, Rcdactor jic|6

Ha sido confrmado el ascenso de
nuestro compaTero el veterano don Pho
FL "Heraldo Espanol de aver pu-
blica el siguiente suelto, en- primera
plana:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-15

Dlcese que en- breve dirigira el Papa
una Enclclica al episcopado britanico.
recomendandole Ia mayor union entire
10 lglesia cat6lica De Inglaterra Y Ia de
Roma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-15

Boricua sabe que cn esta casa 40 le
qulere, Y que su irremediable ascenso
tlene en nosotros los primeros cele-
brantes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-15

El inspector de Sanidad de Arecibo, re-
mite para su aprobacion pianos presenfa~
dos por "a maestro Benigno Perez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-15

FL m6dieoinspector del Distrito Sur. de
Ponce, renite para So aprobacion IN cuen-
Ia dc gastos de su viaje a Barros Ba-
rranQutas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-15

El inspector de almentos de San Juan
informa haber destrufdo 2 atas de IechN
condensada propiedad de G. Segura
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-15

El sehor Manuel Millet, maestro pho
nero. remite pianos y especificaciones d
obras dc plomeria que va q efectuar eH
Ia casa de A. Mayol Ca
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-15

FIT se5or Ramon Navarro, de san Juan
remte pianos esDecificacionos de obrsa
que va ofectuar en- Ia casa n0mero 2s
de la cale Rafael Cordero
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-15

El Inspector veterinari0 del Distrit0 Nor
te, nforma de su vista a los establos IL,
puerta de TERRA
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-09
FINANCIAL REVIEW.
Securities Market the Most Stringent for
Ycnrs-Dccrcnse of Railroad Earn
ings DiscOuragiug.

New York July SIT is necessary e
so back to the records Of years in whict
previous presidential elections have o..
CURED to find ans parallel for the stagna.
tion in which the securities market las
last week. The dwindling volume Of ac-
tivity fell by Friday to total Of only
1000 shares Last week the tendency
OF the holiday at the end Of the week
Was an additional Influence in contract
ing the dealings. the more 80 AS some Of
the stock exchange members felt them
selves aggrieved over the refusal Of the
governors to grant a petition to close the
exchange on Friday as well rs Saturday
ana took their departure early In the
week for prolonged holiday.
There was a perceptible IL slight stir
ring Of demand in the bond division of
the market In spite OF the profound
apathy IN tho stock division Usually
such demand springs up in anticipation
OF haf-AcarlY disbursements Of dividends
and interest in January and July. On
TINS occasion it was indistingulshabl,
until dit'r the turn Of the half year ant
was very moderate then. Tho large offer
lngs OF new issues which lave beeI
placed on the market in the last few
months, following tie Success of tn
Pennsylvania sale OF Siu0o0t.0 Of Nrs
mortgage bonds, ar. held partly account
able for the blunteG Investment demand
The showing 0. declining earnings o
railroads In exhibits now coming 10 hand
the cncroachmcnt which results O.
amounts, available for distribution in divI
dcuds, and oven. in some casee. the mar
Gin lackiue in tho amount required (,
meet fixed charges. make an unfavorab,e
Influence ON demand for investment
| It Is Obvious that lack Of money ,narke,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-09
BISHOP POTTER IMPROVES.
Physicians Begin to Think He Mry
ReCONer-Gain Is Constant.

Cooperstown y. Y. July with each
succeeding hour hope brightens for the
recovery of Bishop Henry G. Potter. who
is seriously i'll from a complication of
stomach and liver trouble His physicians
Tonight believe that his improved condi-
ton warrants a decided hope for a favor
able outcome of the case. while the bish-
ops Improvement is slow 1t Is apparently
constant and with returning strength Il
is believed the patient has a good chance
Of comba ting his malady.
The bishop made gains last night and
showed further improvement to-day. pr
Jarv:in issued the following bulletin to-
day:
"1he improvement in Bishop Pottors
condition continues Respiration %.
pulse los. temperature %. Has had a
pretty comfortable might and is rest
ing quietly at the present time and the
Indications point to still more improve
ment. Or. Rassetts hearty co-opcra-
ton in carrying out the treatment has
been most valuable and at my sugges-
tion yesterday afternoon DR.. Henry
Hunt Of Albany came in consultation
and approving the treatment in every
particular, expressed decided hope
for favorable issue OF the case"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-09
Holidays and Semi-Annual Stock
Taking Occupied Business
Men.
COLLECTIONS ARE SLOW
Reduction Snles Have Helped in re-
ducing Summer Stocks-WhoiesnIe
Trade Is Very Conservative
Transportation shows Lack
of Activity.

New York, July 3-Bradstreet's state
of trade tomorrow will say:
1t has been quiet week in trade and
dustrw, sea sonable influences, holiday OBJ
servances and semi-annua stock taking
giving a stagnant appearance to most
lines. In addition local trade Northwest
and Southwest has felt the influence Of
rainy weather. At points whore weather
has favored. reduction Of sales at retail
rather earlier than usual in the year
have made for some activity in summer
goods. but collections as Il whole have
been slow. Jobting trade has been of Il
fling-in character and 'holesale trade
Is still conservative. Heavy rains are
reported delaying harvesting in Kansas
while the weather has been too dry in
the Pacific Nortl west for wheat. Trans
portation seems rather quiet. While
there Is some increase in traffic the CROP
movement has not yet begun, and lake
traffic il reported quiet, with many ships
tied no and thousands of their o1erativa s
idle
Business failures for the week ending
July .. number 236 which compares with
25s last week, 1875 in the like week In 1897.
1874 in 1905, l27 in 1905 and IT, in 1904.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-09
WANTS TO SEE THE MONEY.
ture, Vast Risks Arc Taken in
shipping Gold over the Ocean.
(From the Wall Stree, Journal

t'rom the Wall Street Journal)
Last fall, during our financial crisis, the
United States imported 10000 90 OF gold
from Europe During the past few
months. during our period of accumuld-
ting reserves and easy money Europe
has drawn from the United States about
s45, 60, 900 Of gold
This gold was actually shipped in coin
or bars across the Atlantic. thus Involving
the cost OF transportation. of insurance
and the risk of the loss The cost of ship
ment and insurance alone of importing
and exporting the Sl45Ooo.o0o gold has
amounted to about $4,000.
Any way that this operation is looked
at it appears rude, cumbersome and
barbaric. Is it not possible that our
system OF internationl exchange could
devise some better scheme than this Of
| settling the balances of foreign trade and
OF providing for the emergencies OF inter-
national finance"
There are gold bars which have made
the voyage between Europe and the
| United States several times. That there
| has been no loss OF millions of dollars
| OF gold by the sinking OF ships must he
considert i as piece of great luck. Such
a loss of gold In mid-ocean would be
quite complete a destruction OF prop
erty as that caused by fire or flood. AL
though the shipper may safeguard himself
| by insurance. the Insurance company
would have to pay the loss and there
would be nothing to replace the gold
Why would 1t not be possible to devise
some system by which gold might be Elk
ported and imported by paper certificates
representing deposits OF gold in certain
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-09
THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS: THURSDAY, JULY g. 1908

Of them to jall-not only the aldermen,
but the capitalists who are behind the
measure. Receiver and thief shall 90
to joil together"
us that so?' chuckled Horrigan.
"Then, MIR Reformer, let me tell you
who Is really behind this whole affair.
the man you'll have to Jail first Of all,
Mr.. Charles Wainwright. uncle Of the
girl you're trying TO marry"
He leaned back to note the effect Of
his revelation. but Benefits face
moved no muscle, gave no hint Of what
lay beneath.
'Besides." went on Horrigan, eager
to press his advantage, every cent
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-09

wv In wonder, MS the anteroom
door slammed behind the
boss. And what utterly abomina BILE
manners Who Is he Alwyn;"
"HorrieaA."
Orchard Horrigan, the
1.-THE boss. Yes. He has pleasing
way ok stamping Snto Mis- office I'M
asked. as II he owned it and as II l
we're his clerk. But today's behavior
was the worst yet. It's got to stop"
But don't do or say anything reck-
less, Alwyn. Promise me. Remember
low strong he Isl
There's no danger of his letting me
forget his power" said Bennett, with
I bitter smile. He"
But youll lie careful, won't your
Please do, for my sake. And you
mustn't keep him waiting. II there's
I way out through Cyntha's office
We'll go by that. Goodby, III explain
to your mother. No; you must let us
90 now. Office business must come
hrst. Won't you call this evening? III
be home and alone"
Despite Benefits remonstrances shc
was firm, and 1t was In no pleasant
frame Of mind that the mayor threw
himself into seat when he was left
alone In the room. That the talk with
Dallas which had promised so much
for him, should be thus rudely inter
n"tad. 1oat- Horrigan sun" onsn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-09
AMERICAN ATHLETES THERE
Reached London Yesterday and APP
pcnr~d In Fine Conditions.

London, July 5-The American athletes.
who are to take part in the Olympic
games, arrived here to-day looking very
lit. They had fair passage from New
York and took systematic exercises dur
ing the voyage.
ManT Of the men expressed regret that
they did not arrive in time for the gam-s
at the stadium on Saturday. Manager
i'alpin said that he was hopeful! an
American would win the spirits. despite
the good time made by the Canadian
Kerr on Saturday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-09

he had played It well. White, ST.
lent, Bennett walked back to his
desk The fight seemed all knocked
out Of him. Heavily he moved, like a
man overexhausted. Picking up pen
he wrote rapidly, then cast aside the
pen. crossed to the window and looked
out into the snowy, crowded park.
you've signed the bill?' cried Hor-
rlgan in delight.
"I've vetoed IT," replied Bennett.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-09

Ferry the Lamb into Bear and Bull
vile! Let Horrigan & Co. indulge in a
timely tremble!"
Scarce had Perry departed on his
mission when Phelan was announced.
"Your honor" he shouted as he first
caught n glimpse Of Bennett. You're
all acesl Nothin' to It. Friend Horri-
gap's bitin' holes in the ceilin. He's
oh, you needn't look 80 mum. I'm
wise. haven't spent ten years and
close on a million bucks in scrapin' TO-
gether a private secret service system
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-09
DROPPED DEAD AT DANCE.
WisOaa Batchelder Aged ~, of SUIT
ton Supposedly In Perfect Health.

sutton. July 2-Winona stakeholder,
aged Is years, dropped dead at a dance
In the town hall at sutton Corner few
minutes before eleven o'clock last night.
She was the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Amos Batchelder of this town and had
always enjoyed perfect health. Death 10
supposed To be due to heart failure.
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or Miss VAIN
wright's fortune
and Of her broth
er's has been put
by Wainwright
Into b orou z b
. t o C X. II the
franchise Is beat
en-, that stock
Will collapse and
VI | s $ w Al n
wright wifi be n
pauper. You'll
beggar the girl
you're in love
with and her
young brother II
you veto that bill.
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AND SHE DID,

Il believe in making the little things
.ount." remarked the kindergarten teach
er, as she called up the class in srifh
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Record.
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you're alone
Don't trouble to wait. Goodby."
"You can bet III trouble to wait"
Dnarled Horrigan. There's something
you and have got to settle today.
Understand? I'll be outside. Don't
keep me waiting long"