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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-05
A un matrImonlo de trece
huos uno Sc le cayc por
el balloon
Al llegar al suelO Sc levanto
ileSO

Patrick Leu->0n nlho a- ...tro
amos de edai. esta vivo. SIN embargo
dn hlher-e caia0 de un 1uinto
pt>o.
Pa'Hcs e, 2. mas Pequeho re
jas trece muchachos qle habi,an
"a rasa ron sus padres
E-raas comiendo pan y mante-
qui.a IN ?. escape de iuez0. cuand0
Terdi6 e. equl.l5rio Y # fue de ca-
rezs-
P1r ,aere era TN precloso dla de
81. Y dc roi0s los pisos habian SAGA
tn zl '7u9r1 d >ecar.
l. -ora tendida el los alam5-es
defu,n d. m-rhacho 10 bastante
pa-a aae %. caer no 80 hiciera ra-
La fa-- que gu -a-guTr en- Ia cabeza.
tuaa.p -e s.v4at5 dri sueio to-
davl- reai4 q aaa y mantegullla
ea IA l.lnJ.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-05

MuCllOS amos 3fteS Gel CrlSGldlllS
mo, Platon discipulo de S6crate:
escribi6 este hermoso pensamientC
LA verdadera sabiduria esta en- ne
Greer saber 10 que no Sc sabe", Y as
hubimos de repetir al Leer ell articulc
"Al rededor del sistema de Ptolomec
suscrito por el presbitero catolco Sr
Franc Simonis de Bayam6n, Quier
rine al Sr. Marrero por haber soste
nldo en- tres articuIos consecutive:
que Ptolomeo estaba en- 10 cierto Y
despues nos increpa porque entire
las muchas verdades cientificas Que
en- contestaci6n adujeramos diji
mos que el liamado San Pedro POI
los catolicos jamdS Sc Sent6 en- l5
"SiiIa pontifical' del Vaticano er
Roma.
Como para juzgar cualquier asun.
to es precise coiocarse en- el terrenc
neutral de la serena unprecedented
necesitamoS ~manifeStar, ante todo
que no somos nj cat6Iicos nj protes-
tantes: somos espiritlstas, teniendc
todO el valor de nuestras profundas
convicciones.
En- ese terreno pues, hemos hechc
el anaiiSis del articuIo del muy Illus
trado Sr. Simonis cuya sintesis es Ia
slguiente:
10. Que solo escribi6 su refuta-
ci6n no para los ilustrados' sino
para aquellos que no tienen otro all
mento para su educaci6n cientifica
que LA Correspondence >.
20. Que sosteniendo nosotros tan
tos errores y sinrazones somos unos
necios, por 10 cuai los hombres cien-
tificos Sc habrdn Sonroiado porque en-
nombre de la ciencia pubIicaramos
tantos absurdos.' y
30. Que mega, que por ei conciiio
ecum6nlco de 1870 Sc eXcomuIgara
ia ciencia.
40. Que los rOmanistas son los Uni
cos que poseen el don de ia sabiduria
porque construyen I'm nuevo obser-
vatorlo aStron6mico en- Roma Y por-
que son los unicos que caacaban de
compIetar el numero de sus observa-
torios seismicos por todo el mundo
comma cOmunlcdciGn International.
30. Que encontrandose este Sr.
incapaz, de toda incapacidad para
mostrar dentro de su escueia cat6li-
ca que en- la remota epOca del que
liaman San Pedro existia tai SILLA
ique decimos! nj tai paiacio pontifi-
cal, recurre a teXtos protestantes
tan incapaces como los primeroS)
de una fpOca reiativamente recien-
te rebuscando V entaesacaneo para
fos, AL PARECER contundentes
inconcusos, invulnerables, capaces
de apiastar d todos aqueiios que,
como nosotros, Sc hubiesen atrevi
do i escrlbir cosa semejante y.
( H. |.
ooi }n Que -oo I 1dolGo 4ue rti neliioS eva
10 'DaFN'h llerchell' FIalililiaFiol
y ot[oS! no Sc luhClaIl mas que ell
hiPoIeSia PoF 10 cual no Sc ueDe oar
les creul'o'
4n'e una lTaSeoIogla lah ME
c''hoa que haoa PrueOa' los que ig-
moran los @"o'''J"9io$ y '|Ho'o lc"'a&
de que Sc NaIen los rolnalll''2S para
"cSoII'll'aT Il los Iiir4"'oS' haOlail
Puruauo lIl''y Sa'i'ItclloS
III o"fha no. 6 pIecISo coI2'at-
Sc ell 'I lL'I'iIl' l'lI'Ho 'onloa'lr
con SIlS PI"PIa' aIlliaS ai aoNeISa-
RIO, f,''" EahloS a naccF iundah7 >
,l"hoS JOS llllSIil"9 'fN'"S ' cIlaS o"l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-05
TRAJED|AS
HUM|LO LOES.
"El Tenaz'' acomste
con un cuchillo a su
hija,
Mora, al verse en- pellgro.
le hunde una navajo en-
el vientre
ManneI DOlz Jarquez, eypIota.
ba cruelmente a dOslpObres nj
has haciendole traba)ar en-
una cOmpahia de titiriterOS.

En- Usuna (BiIbao) ha ocurrido
un sangriento suceso entire indivi-
duos de una misma familia.
Regresaban del campo un suieto
apodado ei "Tenaz" su hija Encar-
narnaci6n y ei marido de esta Ra-
fael Moiar. 4 la entrada del pueblo
Sc separo .el ''Tenaz" del matrimo-
MO; perO al POGO ratio volvi6 Il reu-
nirse con su hlja Y su yerno en- la ca
lie de Marcos.
No Sc sabe porque causa el tie
naz', armada de un gran cuchi4io,
acometi6 Encarnaci6n, causandole
dos heridas en- ell brazo izquierdo Y
en- ia mano derecha, E hiriendo tam
blen a un niho pequeno que la infe
liz mujer iievaba en- los brazos.
Rafael trat6 de sujetar a su suegro
pero vi6ndose tamhien en- peIigro de
ser herldo por el "Tenaz' lie hundid
una navaja en- ell vicntre.
FL padre agresor falieci6 a los po-
cos momentos de ingresar en- la Casa
de socorro.
Las heridas de Encarnaci6n y Su
hijito fueron caliIicadas lie pron6sti-
co reservado.
Rafaei Moiar ingread en- Ia carceI.
En ia plaza de Naimaseda (Sevi-
lla) daba funciones teatraies una com
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-22

Visit American fleet tomorrow.
Avoid the rush next week.
Launches every few minutes. Foss
Launch Co., Commercial Bridge. .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-22
MODERN TIME SAVING

The modern progressive wom-
ans work is done in time to play
the piano a while in the forenoon
and go shopping or calling in the
afternoon.
Yes, even on wash-day, II the
woman is progressive and up-to-
date.
From wash-day that dread of
our grandmothers, the new way
of washing in cold or luke-warm
water without washboiler or hard
rubbing has taken most of the hard
work.
The old fashioned housewife
rubbed and boiled and rubbed
again through steaming suds from
before daybreak to nearly sunset.
The up-to-date woman uses the
modern soap, Fels-Naptha, and
does her washing in one-third the
time with fraction of the work
and bother, and she uses no hot
water-only cold or luke-warm
And her clothes last far longer be-
cause of the new way of wash
ing. sss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-22
PLANS HOUSE FOR
THE DEAD

w. H. Hamilton, representing
the Toledo Mausoleum company of
Ohio, is In the city considering the
location of a mausoleum in this
city for the care of the dead.
A mauso1eum has recently been
built at Aberdeen and they are
being placed all over the country.
The mausoleums are filled with
hundreds of crypts, into which the
dead bodies are placed and her.
mtaically sealed. This does away
with burying in the ground with
its attendant decomposition and
corruption. 1t also saves the space
required for cemeteries.
II encouragement is given the
enterprise, mausoleum will be
erected here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-22

STRANGE NOTE GIVES CLUE
TO MYSTERIOUS DEATH
OF CHICAGO WOMAN

CHICAGO, May GA strange
note sent to Miss Alta Hams, of
1875 First avenue, Oak Park, Cal,
may have bearing upon the death
of Mrs. @. A. Lewis, whose dead
body was found lin Lake Michigan
April 20. The police received q
letter from Miss Hams today, In
which she enclosed a note written
to her by a Mrs. Lewis, her con-
nection with whom she failed to
explain.
Miss Hams said she received the
note early In April. It was dated
at Englewood, suburb of Chi
cago, April 1, but was mailed at
Sacramento, CAL, on that date.
The letter, which indicates that
the writer was demented, reads:
Don't 1t just for fun, just as
childish as ever. Our actions are
rash and we get drowned. This
Is bad catastrophe and those In
Oak Park will mourn my loss"
The name of the Mrs. Lewis
whose body was found in the lake
is on the register of a local de-
post company which holds 5000
to her credit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-22
NO REASON FOR IT
When Tacoma Citizens Show the
Certain Way Out.

There car be no just reason
why any reader of this will con-
tinue to suffer the tortures OF an
aching back, the annoyance OF
urinary disorders, the dangers OF
diabetes of any kidney ills when
relief is SO near a hand and the
most positive proof given that
they can be cured. Read what a
Tacoma citizen says:
Peter Jacquot, 1920 South p
ST., Tacoma, WASH, says: II
have no inclination to retract
anything from the public state
ment l gave. several, years ago n
favor of Doan's Kidney Pills, as
l think just as highly of them now
as I did then. l was troubled of
and on for years with pains in my
back and the least exertion caus-
| ed me to become completely ex-
hausted. If l stopped or Lifted
sharp pains darted through my
body and there was a constant
Idull ache across my Kidneys.
lacked energy and ambition and
the kidney secretions were toe
frequent in passage and attended
with pains. Learning OF Doan' Z
Kidney Pills, I procured a box al
Malstrom Bros drug store, used
them as directed and was helped
in every way. / can recommend
this preparation as specific Tor
kidney trouble"
For sale by all dealers. Price
l5O cents. Foster-Milburn Co..
Bualo, New York, sole agents for
the United States.
Remember the name - Doan's
and take no other.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-22
IN BOLD
PLOT

OAKLAND, CAL, May 22.-The
of a woman In tRe plot
to dynamite the home of Mrs. Il.
G.. Richardson, of Fruitvale, is the
subject of renewed police vigil
ance and Investigation today. For
the past several weeks Mrs. Rich
ardson has cared for the 10-year-
old daughter of Peter Roller, the
little one having been placed In
her charge by Rollers wife.
Roller has made many attempts to
secure the child, and ds accused of
threatening to dynamite the Rich
ardson home IL she were harbored
longer.
The case was reported to Con-
stable William G. Allen of Fruit
vale. Late last night Allen was
called to the telephone. A wom-
ans voice said:
"This is a warning that II you
don't stop investigating the Roller
case you may be included in the
dynamiting. Goodbye"
Additional officers have been
assigned to the case and Allen is
confident that the authors of the
threats will be captured.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-22
SALVATION ARMA
OFFICERS WILL /.
Leave

Farewell services win be held
at Salvation Army hall, 1880 Com
merce street, tomorrow, when Adj
jutant Dean and Captain Pogue,
the two young officers of No. 1
corps who have been with the Ia
coma branch for the past ten
months, say goodbye to their
many friends. The two officers
will proceed to Spokane, where
they will take charge of the local
work. Ensign Anderson and
CORPSE Cadet Jenkins are the new
ly appointed officers for the Taco
ma corps.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-22
HNNEY SLAPPED HARD by
ADMINISTRATION THROUGH
LATEST ACTION IN CAL
HOUN CASE.
'(By United Press Leased WIRE

'(By United Press Leased Wire
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May %.
Francis ]. Heney will not re-
ceive the same support from the
present administration that he did
while President Roosevelt held Of
nee. II the impression prevalent
today among the prosecutors
friends here Is correct. The Inn
preston was created by the an
nouncement that the department
OF Justice had sent to San Fran
cisco complete copies Of the rec
ords of. Heney's entire legal con-
nectbon with the federal govern
nent on request of Patrick Cal
4oun and his New York attorneys.
Attorney General Wickersham,
s.. addition to sending the original
copies of the salary bills and
vouchers, which he secured from
the treasury department, for a
period of five years, sent the orig
tnal commissions to Heney from
Roosevelt and has instructed Unit
ed States District Attorney Devlin
ut San Francisco that the govern.
ment has waived the usual proceed
nre and the the records can be
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-22

Visit American fleet tomorrow.
Avoid the rush next week.
Launches every few minutes. Foss
launch Co., Commercial Bridge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-22
PUGET SOUND HOLDS
RECORD FOR COAL.
ONLY BY NEW YORK
AND BALTIMORE IN SUPPLY
ING FUEL FOR SHIPS.

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
WASHINGTON, d. c., May %.
"A report Issued by the bureau
of navigation shows that during
the last three years Puget Sound
more coal to vessels for
their own consumption than any
other port in the United States
with the exception of New York
and Baltimore.
During the period 1,493,777
tons of coal were furnished to
ships taking cargo on Puget
while Baltimore furnished
1 100000 tons, or only 100000
tons more than Puget Sound.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-22

AND MARRIED
(By United Press Leased wire.)

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SANTA ROSA, Cal, May a.
That she was hypnotized and CO.
creed into marriage when she was
IA years of age, and that her
three children were stolen from
her a year and a half ago, are the
allegations made in the divorce
complaint filed by Mrs. Margaret
The hearing will
occupy the attention of the local
court during the coming session.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-22
Waterman Pens

Are suited to every use of the
steel pen. You will find them
time savers on your books. The
d. HI. Hoover Co. have select
points for this work.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-22
D. s. NOT BACK OF
GRAF / FIGHTERS?

turned over to the court upon its
request.
Heney's friends declare that
the prompt wholesale response to
the request of a defendant In a
criminal prosecution so contrasts
with the Roosevelt administNa-
tons refusal to aid graft defend
ants that 1t creates the fear that
the federal government is no long
er back of the graft fights which
are being waged In the various
states and cities.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-22

Continued From Page One.)
the face, but more OFTEN would
hurry into hiding.
No Object in Assaults.
Hansen appears to have had no
object In his assaults and he could
give no reson for his actions when
questioned in his cell at the city
Jail. None of the women who
were accosted by the mysterious
man suffered injuries greater than
strains of the wrists or ankles,
where he most often siezed them,
or bruises where he would some
times pinch them. On several oc-
|casions men have entered upon
the scene Immediately after Han
sen accosted his victim, and he
has fed at top speed. What might
have happened had he not been In
|terrupted can only be left for con-
lecture.
Masquerading When Caught.
Hansen was walking down X
street, near Fourteenth, about
midnight last night when two de-
|tectives approached. He was clad
lin entire feminine raiment, and
started to run down an alley when
he saw the men coming towards
him. The detectives were able
Ito penetrate his disguise as soon
las h COMMENCED to run, and start.
led after him. Two shots stopped
| the fleeing masquerader, and the
officers took him to the centra
Ietation.
A Queer Makeup.
He wore a blue serge coat, blue
skirt, white linen collar, combin
ed with a black overskirt and
white underskirt and feminine un
dergarments. The clothes fit hin
lawkwardly, and he was an objec
of great derision at the station to
day.
There is no statute which AIDE
quately covers the oyenses charg
ed against Hansen, other than tht
common police court charges O
assault or disorderly conduct.
A Puzzle.
i Captain Fitzgerald stated tina
the prisoner Is a puzzle to him
THE young man does not appear t.
be insane, as he can talk rational
lily ON any subject, but his sense o
decency or morality appears u
have been deadened. That he Il
a degenerate of the lowest type 1.
the opinion of the detectives.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-22
TEACHER RETlRES
on PENSION

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
BERKELEY, CAL, May 3d.
Professor Albin Putzker, of the
German department of S1e Uni
versity of California, today be-
came professor emeritus at the
university and retired upon pen
sion from the Carnegie founda-
ton, recently granted the state in
stittuion. He Is "a years old.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-22
OF
WOMEN Is
Jailed

Continued From Page One.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-22

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
BELLINGHAM, May 22-Wear-
led of being bite nby vicious dogs
whose owners, 1t is claimed, re-
fuse to take precautionary meas
ures, the local mail carriers hAve
determined to go out on their
beats armed and to shoot such cot
the brutes as persist DIM their Drac-
tices.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-22
City Inspector Assaulted.

H. Pande, city inspector, was
beaten up and dragged through
the mud by Contractor Joe Wells
yesterday, in Gallagher's gulch,
where Wells is constructing a Gull
vert. Pande stopped the work
owing to the fact that the water
in the dam was too high to make
1t safe to go ahead. Wells OBJ
iected and blows followed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-06
M'VEY TO ADDRESS
TEACHERS OF N. D.
PREsI0ENT-ELEcT OF N. o. UNI
VERslTX. ON PROGRAMME
OF GRAFToNgCoNVEN-
i.3 TON.

Grafton; N. D.. May 6.-The twenty
third session of the Tri- County Educa-
tional association will be held in this
city on May and s.. The organization
comprises the counties of Walsh, Penn
bina and Grand Forks. The executive
committee is composed of the superin-
tendents Of the three counties, namely,
Prindeville of Grand Forks Wells of
Walsh and Bushy of Pembina. Ad-
dresses will be made by w. L. Stock
well. Prof. James Kennedy of the state
university, Prof. c. c. Curtiss of the
Valley City normal. Prof. D. E. Will
lard of Fargo, DR.. Gillette of the state
university and several others.
On Friday evening Franklin Mcvey,
president ELECT Of the state university,
will lecture before the association on
the subject, The New. Schoo1tnaster.
One feature Of the Session will be the
model classwork in primary work by
Miss" Alice Oldham, and United States
history: eighth grade, by Miss Martha
Nyei both Of the Grafton city schools,
The Monday Night club closed it's
years work on United States history
last evening. The club is limited to a
membership of thirty. The annual
banquet will be rendered the members
by Mines. A. e. Cobb and j. e. Gray
next week.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-06
. SUCCESSFUL
RHEUMATIC CURE

Rheumaline has been tried by so
many people, in so many climates, and
for so many kinds of rheumatism, al
ways with such beneficial results. that
it is considered infallible Here is one:
Il have used one bottle of Rheuma-
line and can conscientiously say that
/ have derived much benefit there
from. / have not been able to do any
kind OF work for two months, but am
able to work some now. The joints of
my legs, arms and fingers were all
stiffened up with rheumatism. but I
can use them freely now. / can truth
fully say that Rheumaline has done me
more good than any other remedy /
have ever tried, and have tried them
all. Anyone desiring to know more of
my case may do SO by calling upon
me- or writing to my address John
A. White, sol Garden ST.. Peoria, iii.
You have the same chance Don't
be skeptical. Rheumaline is not a
patent medicine. 1t Is a uric acid anti
toxic with power, therefore curing
rheumatism. Iumbago. sciatica, neural
gia, gout and kidney, liver, bladder,
stomach and blood troubles caused by
uric acid. Rheumaline Capsules re-
lieve pain Immediately and Rheuma-
line Tablets are the best thing procure
able for constipation. The Waldorf
Pharmacy Co. handles Rheumaline, SO
procure IL at once and join the throns
OF happy Ex-Rheumatics.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-06
BSrrre News.

Barrie, N, D., May 3.-To The For
um: May day was chilly in these
parts.
Eddie Jde was on the sick list last
week but is o. k at this writing, we
are glad to learn.
Wheat is showing up again after the
blizzard.
Gardening has been postponed until
spring weather.
1t is said that julius Watkins has
returned from the state Of Washington
and is assisting his father in law, Mr..
Nulph at Wyndmere
Ole Amlee, the wind mill aeronaut,
of Leonard, assisted v. Morgan in
putting his power mill in shape last
week #
The Sunday school viii arrange a
full programme for childrens day.
Our old friend, Sven Johnson, who
has been i'll nearly all winter is much
improved, we are pleased to report.
Miss Mae Allen led an interesting
c. e. meeting Sunday evening. 1t is
hoped our banner society will send a
delegate to the national convention at
St. Paul in July.
The bIizxards OF last week put seed
ing operations back again, but the
snow was good for the fields and II
might have been worse.
| Morgan Bros. are doing rushing
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-06
BOUNTY ON WOLVES
BRING GOOD PRICES
ALFRED, N. D., FARMERS RECEIVE
F $46 FOR FIVE MINUTES WORK
s~.- g.. INvTHE. HILLay.

= jamestown. N, D..,May .6.---Wm. and
Norman Frazier. of alfred, spent yes
terday in Jamestown on business and
to collect $45- bounty on a profitable
bunch Of wolves recently captured.
When going for load of hay the. dog
located the den and an overcoat thrust
into the opening sealed it until, with
pickax and spade the ceremonies could
be performed with eclat. Five min
utes digging brought out the old female
and she was stopped with a bullet.
Then nine pups were pulled out. The
mother, was identified as an old mau-
rauder and of pronounced Rooseveltism
Tenderness She. had nine pups in 1907.
six in, 1908 and was doing fairly well
this year :.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-06
SCHOOL DISTRICT
CLERK SUICIDES
DISGRACE PROMPTS EUGENE
cRyEsET TO END HIS LIFE.
Pembina County Man Appropriated to
His Own Use Funds of the School
District and Could Not Bear to Face
His Aecusers.

Neehe, n. D.. May 6.--Eugene Crue-
set, aged 81, drowned himself in the
Pembina river, two miles east of this
place, last night. He tied a sixteen
pound sledge with a short cord to his
throat. He left a note on the table at
the home of Simon Lemier, for whom
he worked for his board. stating his in
tention of committing suicide by
drowning. He wrote that he was un-
able to face the disgrace that he had
brought upon himself by appropriat
ing to his own use funds Of the school
district of which he had been clerk for
many years.
His peculations were made in the
following manner: The school had
been discontinued in his district, and
the pupils were sent to a neighboring
district. Orders were issued to the
other district for tuition, and these
Crueset cashed with the understand
ing that he was to give the money to
the proper persons. Instead, he kept
1t himself. 1t is thought that in two
instances the name of the president Of
the district was forked by Crueset
whose wrongdoing had been known for
some time.
School Board Lenient.
The school board Of his district held
meeting on May 2, at which the case
was discussed, Crueset admitting his
offense. The total amount taken was
$64, and the board told Crueset that
they would allow him to continue as
clerk, his salary Of $25 for last year
and the same for this year to apply on
the amount.
No ill-feeling was shown, as Crueset
had enjoyed the respect. OF all for many
years, and the disposition of the peo-
pie of the district was zone OF profound
regret at the discovery of the dishon-
esty OF their old friend. 2.
At the coroner.s inquest held this
afternoon a verdict OF premeditated
suicide was soon reached. Crueset has
no relatives in these parts.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-06
Settling Riaht of-wax Cases.

a jamestown, N. D., May 6.-Atty. o.
j. Seller has, succeeded in securing
settlements for right way wanted
by the M. c. r. r. across the property
of Allison Wells and Mrs. Anna
Schmitz. These cases are where con-
demnation proceedings were contem-
plated, but were not necessary. The
attorney for the company has now Sc
cured the right way for the entire
distance between jamestown and
Edgeley, except two and one half
miles. -..4-.- g..
The attorney for the railroad COM
pany has been informed that ground
wanted for right-of-way purposes on
school lands belonging to the state
will be sold by the board of university
and school lands, for such right Of
way purposes. at the rate of SIS per
acre. The survey runs through sew
eral pieces of state land between
jamestown and Edgeley.