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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-14
NOTAS POLlTICAS.

BromgabRBe en- IN cfrculo politico de
aBtB ciudad y un conocido m6dico pEegpn'
to & Su igfs pOIftico (incorpoEado) 81 Easl
meDts eBtabs bieD de Balud. All, peEfec'
taments-contest6 el jefe-tautO qQG pua'
do peEfectAments tiTarme q fendo". Y
uRisndo Ia Scci6n 4 3R paIRbra 90 tis6 ele'
gantamante fondo como ai GatuvieTR Gg'
grimiende NC f ,E6te frances.
-PlRntaAd8 Ia cUesti6n de COL fsBZa en-
los hombreB del diEecEoEio F0publicOno y
estando dividids lG opinion de GuB smigoB
pufticoG de Ia isis, 80 eBpOEa ConoceT quisn
vencoPG & quien, 81 los amigos del "lGR'
DER, 6 Los del antique jsfa quD pRFOce que
Eor probRr que todavlS items gents & 10
lado y 0s m0y eRpaE do qu0dGrHs con 10
'baBdeFA''.
-suenR as hscs sonar Gl nombE0 del
Lcdo. Federico Dsstsu para un pusGto en-
ol ConaOjo Executive, de Ice que sBtSn ain
cubFir.
-8o ageguEs que un conoCido hombre
n6bIico de San GermSn 90 hs quejsdo sl
gobsrnadoY con motiv0 do IN gnCusntro
1aruonsl que tuvo tEB cueHti6n de ire
trancs" y 81 gobisFu0 hS dc EeIuLtar tan
pstsrnal que hasts hays de BeFgir de ms
diador entire CuestionsB psFHOnalss sntr0
oabalIaros do ls iBIa? SCon sue gsrantfaDS
-ComiaionsB para lumbar A PoIt. Car
titas rsCUmsndGndO psrtiCulRrmonte Gl Ia'
nor SANCHEZ MoEalog, { oOpRldOB del diFec'
trio, CabRlleroI que qui0Een yenir dc Ma
ysgiisz y Ponce q OcupOE PoltronRI On Ol
Conueio EieCutivo, GCugaci0neB mdtuRB
deBpuSl de una deETota Ein Cjemplo, =
snoIgiaB diDpusHtRB & dOfond0rEO de fEACA'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-14
LA FELICIDAD EN- HUMACAQ.
De SOCIEDAD.

Rehabilitation -Lo aBtEn yR de Ia do.
l0ncia qus leo FetuvO a'gunoB dias On cana
en- % r0Vid0ncia de SAntuFce, Ia distingui'
da agpoSs y tisFno ni1o del senior Jaime
Noble, BacEetSria particular del gobsrna'
dor. LO celebrsmos mucho.
Bai6eS en- POnee.-El caRino De PonCs
ga propouG echaF 81 Pesto en- lan fsatas del
25 de los corEieDtaa vfspera de sfio nuevo
81 pEsEi1auts senior LRcot dennis mism'
bros de la diFsetivR eEt6n diGpusatoB que
aqueIIGB fsstRaFaBultsn no mss, poEque ea
imponibl0, paFo tan bFillsntsB como leB qua
acoGtumbFR CslabEar el uu!to csntro pom
C&fo. HabEa busnos y AbuudantsH ''Pgui'
nOldoO" paTs Los "bsb6S" y sBpl0ndido
Culto & TsrpgiBoFs para los mayoFcitov. De
SRu Juan Bs pF0ponen concuTEir loB Raj
lOO de Ponce RlgunoB j6vOnsP.
Muy nGejOr.-Lo sst6 dc ls gave do
lenCia que puao 90 vida ca paIigFo el Oati.
mablo CompaigiotR mfior Eduardo SAldA'
na que pusdo cOnDidarRrB0 "a fasEa de
p0Iigfo. +
Magnifoas Gestas.-EI csrnavaI pr6xi.
mo hRr6 6pocR On PuaEto Rico eli uafi,r
GiuGty = OtroB 0lsmBntog del ComsFcio de
eBta ciudRd as pFometsn BGCuudar con eI
mayor sntuRiRBmo Is obFs do hGceF unsH
fisstRB bEillantsB intrOducisndo ca lac tTs'
dicionRlaB de IL Feferids 6pocs nuevoB =
atFSy0nteB sypsCtaouloB, al igu0l de lc0
cSrnRvaleg de Mia, Roma, Paris , otFas
imDoEtsntsB ciudadeu de Europa.
Tsmbien Msysgdsz y Poncs 90 pFspa'
ran pDEa unaB busnRB fsstNa en- otral
impoEtantes poblaciones de Ia isIs hay
mucho entusiasmO para cslebEaF de ls me-
lor msnsEs ss0 pOquefio tempo en- qua
sgradRbl0B amoCionsB hacsn olvidsT an
tsnto Io8 BinsRboEsB de la vida.
La jGTGaG de GnOohs-se bSiI6 anoChs
ca oI casino = sl FamilIsts de lindaB BOfio'
ritRs que di6 AnimSCi6n sl salon, era da
10 mas sslaOto = distiRguida. La elsgaDta
dGmits Maria Vazqu8z, lucia una t1ils.
tts'' de gran gustO como Biempre pudi'
mos OdmiFaFlR aute1 de Bu viais Europa
snta5a haEmoNfaimO. Maria Aboy, Ann
Maria Vegs, Maria ABsnuio, sen ritSu
VizCRrrondo, BsrgG y Angelina Pertl
complOtaban 0l mOgnffco E8miIlsts de 80
fioritaB que sllf rindisra Culto TsFphicore
hRsts IGB 11.3O
OEAgDTD
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-14
PARA PASCUAS Y ANO NUEYO

ST tisno' uated que hEcsr a!gan Tsgalo
VISA ol ipmenHo VuFtido de joyeris dc todas
ClsBeV, dasd0 10 MAJ bHrsto haats 10 me-
jor en- Ia antigua RcFsditsda casa do
T1NAUD. donde Bs aCabA de Escibir sl
mejor BuTtido que BuDcR ss ha visto On
Puerto Rico. Tambisn hay una inmsnHa
varisdRd de GfsctoG de plata = plAtSadoB y
dc otraS novsdadeu propiaB para EFgalos,
todo pTsciog snmRments limitsdoS: srteu
de ComprGr hSgs uGIsd una vista diCho
sGtablsCimiRntO Cen 0l cual 30 hsn hecho
impoEtautss rtfoImsB) y no dudamoB cal
dEG uHtad com mnlacido.
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La snporlsncIn del D. SaIv,aar CarbonUII.

On padre GgradeoidO.-Dsude haco csE.
ca do veiute AiioB vsDgo iudiCando lR
EmulDi6n de Scott On los C2goD On que est6
EeOomandado gu usO, , siSmprs he quada'
do Batigfscho del TeBut9do obtsnido. Dsbo
gratitud & diohs preparation, puOu Bir o
hubisFs oido por ella que ma syud6 &
8alvAr mi hija Camslis, 6StR 40 egtsrfa
hoy en A'gscirsB CaBrda con 81 syudanto
del ComandGnto General del Campo de
Gibraltar, el gsneEal Sr. Obrsg6n.
Ahora miBmp fargo en- mi SanatoTio un
nifo de nusVe sfl9a, quisn pFRctiqu6 re-
8aCciOnsu sn Ia tibiR y qua mucho hs ga
nRdO con la Emulsion. DR.. s. Car6onslL.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-14
NUEVOS Y ARTlSTlCOS NODELOS.

En- estes vspoRGB hs vusIto & recibir ol
BefioF Am6fico SRlss ol mau RxtsnSO ar
tfatico Burtido do o. jstos de fantasfa, eEen'
Ciaa tinaB, aFtfculoB propiOD para EsgaloB
dc A1o Nuevo y PsBcuas. En- calgRdo
puedo ofreCeN msgnlfcoa modeIos de lss
mas aCEsditRdRB mNFCAB y una vGFiadfsima
0XpoBici6n dc los mss slegRnteR modeloa
BncuentFRn en- sl "Popular' las peyBonaH
do gWBtO, Nusvaa foEmaB para ssfioritau y
CaballOFaR. AguaB para cabsza, barba y
bsf'B tiens do les mejorss marcsB de Eu.
Tops y America. PEscios sin comrsten'
ciR. R.p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-14
PARA REGALOS

Ell PARIS BAZAR hs tFAido de- Eu'
ropa un msgnffco nurtido On CADENAS
de ORC para abanicos. CADENA para
madallap. MEDALLONEs Y CORA,
ZONES de orc con pisdEas fnag, muy
bonitos. YUNTAS de orc para csbsIIe-
Toa. ALFILERES do coEbRtaG. BRO
OHES para aefioEss = uus infnidad da
ctEOB aTtfcuI0a de orc y do plata 10 v0rda'
dsrO gusto y fantasia. En- MEDALLAS
de orc con y Oin piedEaB hay un gran sur
tido. Adem6S tisua Ia casa otFaB novsda,
deB propiRB para rsgaloB pudisndo dsjar
Dstiafccho 81 guHto mas exigants. Paris
BsEaT de Pedro Giusti. ForEslsza q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-14

un frasCO, SOla-
mente an YrGsCo, aquella tos tan vio-
l6nta que me prOduCia con freCuencia
V0LAitOS y me Obligaba a veces a pa
sar tOda la nOche sentad0, habia Gu
teramente dc5aparecidO. POr este resul-
tado cOnslgnO aqui mi mayor recOnO-
cimientO. Mi tratamientO solamente
dur6 diez dias, procurandome una saInd
peTfecta pOr la Cual venia susDiraDdo
desdo haCia muchOs amos.
Acudan este recurso todos cuan.
tos Sc hallen en- un estado semeiante
al en- que yO me encOntraba 8stOv
seguro que, como yo. Sc felicitaran. pues
recObraran I'm suenO tranQuilo re.
paradQr iguaImente Que un buen ape-
tito; 1niCO medic de restablecer las
fuerzas del cuerPo.
pDe tOdO 10 dicho puedo certifcar bai1
iuramento y, una vez mas todavi;l. debo
eXpresar mi mas pTOfundO recOnoci-
mientO al inventor de este licor.
FirmadO krantZ Bergheim. en- KOss-
larn (Alemania) de FebrerO de 1896.
FL usO del Alquitran, asi tornado a to-
das las comidas, basta para curar en-
POGO tempo ell resfriadO mas rebelde
la brOnquitis mas antigua, hasta ss
llega con frecuencia cOntene" Y euraF
la tisis, pues el Alquitran detfene Ia
descOmp0sici0n de los tub9rculos del
pulm6n matando los malos micro
bios, los cuales son Ia causa de di.
cha decomposition. No puede ser mas
sencillo nj tampOcO mas exacte. Y es
sabido que ell Alqqitran Guyot EIDE
prOcurarselo, a quien 10 pida, cuaIquieF
farmac6uticO.
Este tratamiento viene a cost, 2 cen,
taV0s diari0s, w.. Cural lA a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-14
AVIS0 lMPORTANTE.
Psrn los RgrIeultoros, UocaaIsos y Ftbhesntus.

So vendsn dos mEquiuas Compound Yer
tioaL de Westi" ghOu0e cada una de ot hsnta
(8O) ORbsIInH do fueFzs, y dos calderAs
sistemR CGLdeOel, c8da una de CientO cin'
CuentA csbstlaG dc fasrsa, con todos aus
aOcGBo1ios = gomAs de RspueHto. 8s vsnden
sdsm6S uuA COndensadOra ? una bombn
do superior cslidsd.
TOds eEta maquinAriS RB CaRi nusva,
habiendo tenido POGO uBo.
Para mas infoFmes diEigirIO 81 infraucri'
t9,-Yauco, Puerto Rico.
AlejandrO Franetschi.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-14
lnganIsrO Municipal.
"OENTQ4D0"

Este 60 el msjoE nnsatesieo LEGAL ConOci'
do. De ve1ts On laR RGraditadas fsrnav,
OiaS dc los gOiioT0B ]. NJ Blauco Oc,.
AI6onsO g. zsFbi y don Pedro Juli6.
Dirfja8o la CorEegpOndsROia guragsnts M.
MiERbRl, 2. 0. Box 44O.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-14
PILDORAS ANTlBACR ARES

Las doras anbac han poado poderoso
las atecciones de spratorio
agudas
cuosls pumonar ceden lie
As podido COmprooarlo
numeab enfeTmos que deben elias restablecmiento
Sc halan pncipales droguca sa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-14

900 que IO quisrsn ''RGhGCaE' pEesantan
IN sloCu0nte ouadro do Loo fpOTzaB do lou
''inCoFpoPRdoa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-14
ELL CONDADO.
"PARQUE RESIDENCIAL"


8hO aludabIe por
bquen dentrO de Sc vend obligation
En- una Escuea de ochog g1adoa
Ega Parca de los Residences Compradores de solareR
Sr. sr Luis Munoz Rivera ST. Hatza.
B. Huy. Martini r
Nadal MigueTa
MarCelno Garcia Federic Stubhe
r Gambia CFdova NarcO Iaur Corcado DR. Guiermo Curbo
Dr F. Gonzalez RodOfo Vera. L PURCELL
B. HldagO Manuel r. Calderon CirIoM Mercado
Ramon Garcia H G. Gregory. Ramon Tenbleg
|.
DR. IA Gregoio Dina
H. A e. F, Ferrer TOmas Parker
Hermno Diaz Navarro
Pedro Serrabaua l. Garcia de Quevedo EnriqueAlo
Gambia Cordova NanuelL edesmR
Geronimo Benz TOrbiO de la Fune Lee H Vendig
Francsc Perez jose IabradorV
f. J.. E.. Fenner
Agushn Oteo RonaO Real. tam6nML Cardona.
A. Lopez Nc Coard I4usM Morales JuanN Rsel6
Echetn NJ Turner
AlaaudrO Pruna DR. Aguirr Sergio Ramre
M Escalo Rosendo oMonts. Vn4nso Verna,
Burt o. Clark. Vuda de JuanR
Juan F. Was Ocheteco de F.
JuanaSilv de Moco Pedro Flzaburu
m Maria O Roman H G.
centeM Mendez MaraI D Tomas
Gambia COdova Evarigo AndinO
Gambia Skerett C.. de Irare ablo VeUa
Gvano Gambia Cordova Ana NJ de COnjeo Nicai MegWmof
dc Ma
Jose Vda de Hohoa DamianP
Joaquin NJ Torres.
Pablo Sierra Bernardo aSuarez d. Alono
BEHN BROTHERS.
Equna San 7au Juan,P, R.
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- so ~ - ~ A. - ~ 4 4 -
iamas me aban-
dOnaba enteTa-
mente.
Ct Pues bien :;
Ell Alquitr&n n
Guyot , 10 repi-
20, eclipsa por
complete a to-
das las demas
preparedness ,
jarahes, pastil-
las, etc.
& ksi que
hube tornado
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INTERSTATE
TODOS'"GUANT0S SuFREE

DE ToS, BRONQUlTIS, CATARRoS
REsFRIADos ANTIGUos NAL cUiDA9os
Puedo atestigar a conciencia que el
licOr de Alquitran Guyot es realmente un
remedio eicaz Obra vigorosamente
contra las afecciOnes para las cuaIes
esta reComendado.
va desde hace algunos amos, venia
20 sufriendo de una tOs cr6nica que
COmen2aha reguIarmente en- otono y que
alcanzaba durante ell inviernO una violeq-
cia tai que me era luegO precise todo
ell veranO para restabl6cer mis- fuerzas,
pOr mas que esa tOS que me COnSumia
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SOLAREs TODAs DIDIENsIoNEs A PRECIOs MoDICOs
GRANDEs FACILIDADEs PARA PAGO.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-04

olcuar phayngs catarh
phaynx atah Of the head This writer classes
hydras somsoho tonic useful In atomic dyspepsia Chronic gastric
h Of the duct catarrh OF the
kidneys hronio Bgfs deae catarrh Of the
bladder, and oaarrh Of other pelvic organs
BARTHOL0W REGARDS C0PAIBA excellent remedy chronic
the bladder chronic bronchitis ataTrh the bronchial tubes
BARTH0LOw STATES THAT cUBKB ingredient Of Puna pro-
appetite digestion the circulation Of the blood
m hronio nasal catah fcua pharngits atarh Of the phanx
increasing tohy the membranes Of the throat IL
lsves Useful atomic dyspepsia ah Of the stomach and in
the colon and atarrh Of the bladder prOaohe
and chronic bronchial affections
LLsPAU0H MEDICINAL PLANTS Of the authoritative
works medicinal herbs In the Kngh In commenting
C0LLHBONA CANADRNsIB that and
motor nerves increases the secreto the membranes in
general In the mountains Of Virginia Kentucky Tennessee and Carolina
oonsoniA cAnadsns considered r disorders including
headache collie dop and indigestion DR. sCUDDRR regards II
highly remedy chronic diseases Of the lung heart disease and asthma
These citations ought TO be sufficient how candid mind that Pc
catArh remedy Surely herbal remedies that command tho
snhuso confidence highest authorities obansb brought together
In combination ought make ch remedy the highest efficacy
This claim and able absantate this by ample
quotations om the HIGHEST MEDICAL AUTHORITIES THE WORLD
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-04
DUNBAR GOT TIT COPPtRS
lCohtInued DOM nag eonel

aud that the people had a right 20
know what offelals gOt,
stopped the CiOck.
The talk was so fierce that the
lawyers stopped the clock. OF az leas,
Judge Galloway adjourned court at
ssS0, aud gave the exhausted legal
oombatauts time so set their Wind,
and decide how far the records
should De probcd n was decided TO
SCI aside the original stiPulations
aud that Secretary of State Benson
be required 10 bring an the records
81 bis once during the DHnhar re.
slime into c0lFt. Fulton had been
Misunderstood and promised 70 he
good and McNayy resumed the
qu ssiioning But al The hrst dash
about how much oi lhe liie Insurance
fees were turned over BY Danbar,
Fullon was on hts feet aud objected
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-04
Good for Everybody.

Mr.. Norman r.. Coulter, a promi-
nent architect. In the Delbert build
Ing. San Francisco. says: ~ fully
endrose all that has been said OF
Electric Bltters as a tonic medicine.
II Is good for everybody. II eorreets
stomach. liver and kidney disorders
In prompt and efiioient manner
and builds up the system" Electric
Bltters Is the best spring medIcins
ever sold over a druggists counte-;
as a blood purifier II Is uuequaied;
soc AZ j. c. Perry's drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-04
AlrcnisoN STANDS on
ms PAST nEooRD

clyde n. Altchlaon has announced
ihlmself candidate FOR le-eisetlon
'as member OF the railroad com.
hissioA OF the state. AIR. Altchlaon
u1s appointCd member OF the COM
mission following the enactment of
the railroad commission law hy the
last legislature, he being che choice
of STATE Treasurer George A. Steele
for the position.
Au announcing his candidacy Mr.
Al,chlson says
MY opportunities 90 prepare my
SET. aud my experience along this
line has been such AZ 40 qualify me
Cor grealer future usefulness. ant
are. believe. OF value 10 the state.
for more than a year I Was clerk OF
the commlusion to draft = NV tax
code for the state, aud procured.
checked and analysed complete nnap.
clai aud trafic reports from all the
railroads Ia Oregon for a period OF
seven years. IN order 90 estimate
their commercial value Following
thir. With other counsel. I spent
much llme aud labor preparing the
fallroad eommlssion bin Which the
legislature ialeF adopted whea
this commission Was created I Was
made member. aud ever since have
devoted my whole time and energies
10 the organisation and prosecution
of the cemmissioa's b0sluess, a. the
only lawyer on she board. feel
that know The dulles of the oiire
better understand tue pending work
mere ultimately and can reader more
efficient future service than others
whose experiences. II any. have been
less recent aud vigorous
''The stnsral puhlle senumeu,,
believe. d that the commission has
made sood'; that he members have
been eRergegle and independent ani
that change Ia membershlp az this
tlmo would be a needicss experiment,
which would slmply p0i the wors
hack that much n this d yoay
Judgment. may I earnestly request
yoa 20 hrlns these facts home 20 taa
attention of Soar frlendsS NAY !
eoua, u your assistance"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-04
No Use 20 Die.

"I have found out that
no use TO die OF lung trcubh
as you can get DR.. Kings
oovery," says Mrs. ]. P. Y
Rushboror. Pa. Il would
alive today only for that I
medicine. II loOsens up
quicker than anything (
cures lung disease even |
case is pronounced hopeles.
most reliable remedy Tor eol
colds. IagrIppe, asthma,
and hoarseness. Is sold uaa
antee at j. c. Perry's drug /
and 500. Trial bottle tres
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-04
SCHOOL HOUSE BURNT
(cOntlnned frOm page one.l

before the walls crumbIe in, and pre-
vent all hope Of recovery.
Nearby homes have been turned
into morgnes and emergency hospi-
tails, and a hastily organized band OF
nurses and rescuers are straining
every nerve to bring order out of the
chaos that reigns about the blazing
building.
Piles of bodies are wedged in the
doorways of the building above
which totters a high brick wall which
may fall at any moment. oblivious
of all danger mothers. fathers and
fremen are daring all risks to bring
these bodies to a place of safety.
II is n scene of horror that baf-
aes description. For blocks about
the scene OF the disaster great mob
OF people have gathered, hundreds OF
whom are personally interested In
the outcome OF the desperate battle
that is being waged under the walls
OF the school building.
There we're 800 children in the
school building this morning.
A house TO house canvass Will be
necessary before II can be definitely
known Just how many are missing
The Are broke out at 1880 while
the classes we're reclting, and was
ca,Ised by an overheated furnace.
The flames burst out suddenly and
soon enveloped the entire building
At first the children responded to the
IRE drill quietly. and for a few mo-
ments u looked rs II the building
would be safely emptied OF its human
occupants. A sudden fash OF Are
startled some OF the younger chill
dren. who screamed, and this caused
the panic.
Teachers were swept aside. and all
control was lost OF the frenzied IT.
tile minds.
Grace Fisk and Carrie Wiley. two
primary grade teachers sacrificed
their lives attempting to restore or
der to the snarled and tangled ranks
OF screaming and lighting girls and
boys. The jam at the doorway was
terrlhle Dozens were killed and
wounded at this point
On the third floor the holocaust
was heaviest. A hundred children
were trapped In a school room, with
all escape cut on Maddened with
fear many OF them turned. and with
lowered heads dashed into the seeth-
ing pit. and were instantly killed by
the hungry flames that swept about
them as their wrlthing bodies drop
ped into the furnace. An aerial lad
der Was raised by the Cleveland fire-
men. and many were saved.
The Lake shore railroad shops,
which are located near the school
house. were closed by the order OF
Superintendent Frazer and the work
men were rushed In gangs 20 the
burning building. and put TO work
OF rescue In this work Wallace Up
ton was fatally burned. while reseu-
ing a child. In all he saved IS
lives.
Herbert EiehilbeTgeF, aged ls.
was on the second floor when the fire
broke out
Il ran to the door and fell over
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-04

and SO reached the door %
Then some one saw me sss
me out"
AT 2 O'Clock this afters.
bodies had been accounted
is now estimated that I'D
burned todeath.
Collinwood is six mile. !
Cleveland on the shore Of IA
A section Of the town is n
by railroad men in the emplo.
Lake Shore & Michigan 4
system. Another section Of l
Is the site of palatial ho-
Cleveland suburban RESIDED
that the families stricken by|
frightful disaster are about
divided between working a
thy people.
At 2:i5 O'Clock this astsrn1
bodies had been taken "a
ruins. They are at the "A
morgue in the Lake Shore
shops. Deputy Coroner Ne
the total number OF dead "A
40.
Great crowds Of weeping
and relatives of the dead al
ing the temporary morgue
mission. The Collinwood "A
unable to handle the sltuat
have asked the chief OF
Cleveland for help.
At 3;15 this afternoon I'd
had been recovered from d
II is feared that the frenrls
OF relatives trying to gain
the temporary morgue viii
doors from their hinges.
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that Benson aid not know OF his per-
sonal knowledge. He said he did
not.
THAI Is just why we want the
books themselves here TO prove by
the record what the witness is swear
ing to-" said McMahan.
Fulton objected that there was no
way by which a public record could
be introduced as evidence.
Big Folio Graft.
Benson next testified that the of
6ce transcribed 1O.s6s folios a year.
514 trademarks. and all paid fees to
the secretary under the old law be.
fore the Flat Salary Law went into
effect. Dunbar was elected on a fat
salary platform, but the law was
STAYED OF four years for his benefit.
Sam Koser Called.
As chief clerk for Dunbar he told
the truth that he kept record Of
the fees collected, Fulton objected
20 his telling what was done with tho
fees, but, when overruled. he said
they we're turned over to Dunbar.
Unable to tell what all the fees were.
McMahan accused witness OF dodg-
ing, and demanded the books. Full
ton objected. and was oyerruled, but
Koser's testimony was vague, gener-
al. equivocal and side-splitting in its
lack OF the specific, and he was ex-
cused after several desperate at
tempts to pull the cork of his we'll
stored vintage OF information.
McMahan demanded an order Of
the court for the books and records
kept by Koser. and II was so ordered.
Gatens Got Busy.
w. n. Gatens was a less reluctant
witness about furnishing the rec
ords as TO commissions passing
through the governors ONCE. Let
ters we're shown between the COVER
nor and Dunbar tending to prove taxi
ing of fees in one class amounting
TO from $4,000 TO $4,000 in 1904.
Fulton took a fall out OF Gatens, in
which the latter came out on top,
when he asked what the governor
got in the way OF fees. Nothing but
his $1,000 a year" This was ruled
out. as Bingham attacked the state
ment as being entirely for political
eject.
Frank Lowell consumed the rest OF
the morning with painstaklng lnfor-
nation about the details OF fees and
IN prices OF commissions, and really
made a good witness for the state by
eyidencing no disposition 10 conceal
any facts he might have slowed away
In a rather surprisingly capacious
memory. Whenever he reached down
In the pockets OF his mental bloom
ers he pulled out facts OF interest
about the emoluments OF the ONCE
Dunbar held for eight years.
Court adjourned TO this afternoon
when more will be forthcoming.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-04
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prosress lo the s1oth noae i uoro anaaring
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lla1aA naitonA s1ofl1alIa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-04

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