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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-19

CapSulaS de Aceite de Harlem
Curan intermediates de la vejiga. Ho-
iland Medicine Co., Scraton, Pa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-19
UNION DE- PUERTO RICO.
JUNTAssc CENTRAL
Acuerdo inportante.

La Junta Central, en- session de fe-
cha 20 del corriente, acord6 recordar
a todos los afiiados al partido, al
adicion que en- q de Febrero de
1904, Sc hizo 4 las Bases de la Union
de Puerto Rico por la Junta Central
en- pleno, y que dice asi;-
"Que el comisionado residente en-
Washington, Ia mayoria de la Ca
mara i, la Junta Central y los otros or
ganismos u entidades representati-
vos de Ia colec tiSidad, consagraran
sus esfuerzos q envolver la clau-
sula cuasta can base para alcanzar
Ia mayor suna possible de gobierno
propio, aun dentro de las institucio-
mes fundamentals ahora vigentes.
"Que respondiendo de un modo
Immediate 4 ese proposito, pediran
al Congreso de los Estados Unidos
la modification de la Ley Foraker,
de tai manera, que los miembros del
Conseio Executive cuyo nombre pue-
de camblarse por el de Consejo In
sular-se designer por el voto del
pueblo, mediante compromisarios
6 mandatarios espec!ales que elijan
a los Consejeros.
"Que Sc entenderan Gu absolute
separadas & indepenllicntps las finn
clones lejislativas de las ejecutivas
en- la administration de la isla, que
dando estas dltimas a cargo del
gobernador de los Jefes de Depar-
tamento, 6 sean el Secretario de
Puerto Rico, ell Tesorero, el Audi
tor el Comisionado dc Educaci6n
el Comisionado del Interior y el
Attorney General. los cuales fucio-
narlos nombrara el Gobernador, de
acuerdo con e1 consejo insular.
Y con el fin de que en- cualquicr
information que Sc promueva, pue
dan los unionistas llcvar ante los po-
deres pdbicos, asi de esta isla como
de Washington, la verdadera aspira-
ci6n del pals puertorriqueho, la Jun
ia Central agrega:-
1o.-Que el partido Union de Puer
to Rico no puede aceptar ninguna
reforma que no tenga por base esen-
cial e Indispensable la constitution
de un Consejo lnsular elegido por el
voto del pueblo; por cstar asi con-
signado en- los principles de nucstra
colectlvldad.-
zo.-Que por ahora debe mantle
nerse la division territorial de la isla
Ell siete distritos, puesto que, no
exlstendo motive alguno racional
y justo en- que funlar una modifi-
cacion de semejantc division terrific
rial, cualquiera varlaci6n que dc
momento SC introdujera en- ella nc
vendria a resolver en- el fondo min
gun problema polftico y podria en-
cambio traer graves entorpecimien-
tos en- la practica;y
3o.-Que Sc puhlique este sruerdc
por ounce veces consecutivas en- lo'
peri6dicos dc la colectividad para
conocimiento general.
San Juan. P. R, Ast sto % de
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Guadalupe y Asun-
cion sc ernbisten CO.
mo panteras.
En- el primer asalto Guada-
lupe sintio que una de
sus manos le habia sido
cortada a cercen.
Nueva sociedad Incorporate"
con fines economics s-iuridi-
cos-politicos .flantropicos.
De nuestro corresponsal

Septiembre 1S.- En- ell barrio de
Buena Vista, de este termino NUM-
eipal, hubo una rina, entire Guada-
lupe Vazquez, y Asuncion Fonseca,
saliendo Vazquez con una mano GER
cenada a raiz del antcbrazo con I'm
machete..
Ell Sr. juez de este corte entiende
en- el asunto.
Continua en- estado de grave
dad el Sr. Don Martin Feliu. Muy de
veras 10 siento.
Ell microbes por la noche tuvieron
los republicanos una Asamblea, con
el objeto segun me informan, de for
mar una sociedad para rcunir fondos
y destinar estos a m6dicos, medicina
pago de multas, fianzas etc. etc. dc
sus correligionarios. La idea nos pa
rece buena.
Ahora bien en- 10 que Sc rcficrc
a multa y fianza, la socicdad no va
a ganar mu cho. La asamblca fut
en- ell teatro Variedades.
Asi pues, ha quedado constltulda
la sociedad poltico jurtdia econ6-
mica fllnntr6plca Incorporate.
Estan muy contentos, nuestros
advcrsarios, con el nom bramicnto
del nuevo gobernador. SY por que
Va conoceran de cerca 4 Mr.. Col
toni.
Mas rdle IN naalo conocido 49,.
Nos vicne de Fillpinas
Ell nuevo gobernador
Y por ESQ me imagine
6Sera un punto filipino
Este apreciable senior?
Y este 10 deben tener Gil cuenla
los Sres. Incorporates.
Para el domingo 26 del mes en-
curse, Sc ha sehalado la asam-
blea en- esta ciudad del partido Uni
on de Puerto Rico. Sc llcvara efec-
to, en- la casa de nuestro correligio-
mario Sr. Don Jose del Vale.
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que ie convulsiono en- un soiiozo.
Y parti6. -


Aca quedaba la vida desoiada, IL
i nquietud perenne; iba en- pos de
bien perdido. tras la fuente encan-
t ada que fuera medicina contra e,
desengano Y a amargura.
Ala abajo Sc retorcian histdrica
mente las ciudades, segadoras de en-
suehos. .toda una aristocracla de ator-
mentados Y de tristes.
Subio a, tren, que partlo trep'dal
do entire ia nube de su humareda.
iAtras, quedaba ia ciudad! 49,.
Sc iba d las -serenas cumores. eer-
cad del cieio v del sol.
Desde ala arriba miraria d la tic
IRA baia. Miraria al humane hormi-
guero agitandose en- la ianura;y des-
de la alta cumbre haria IN e moria re-
mota de unos hombres q ue habrian
de parecerie Ago muy lie iano, ique
fuera de otro pianeta!
Arturo Cordova.
Julio de 1909.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-19

Ehesta imprents se vende papel
&c penodico COS pesos quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-19
Los maItiTcs del estomago

Reamente resuita una panacea
universal ell Aqua de Bmldda que
con tanto exito representa- en- la is
la los Srcs. N. Liauri y Compahia.
Sc vende en- todos los estabiecimen-
tos y sus condiciones para devoiver
Ia saiud a los que padecen del esto-
mago son maraviliosas. Ningun otro
producto similar puede hacer ia mas
minima competencia al aqua dc Bul
Iada y vaiiosos testimonies tie cura-
clones hechas con Ella comprueban
su inmejorabie condici6n curatlva.
El numero de cajas introducidas en-
la is,a es extra ordinaria y aumenta
cada dia mas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-19

KelojeS Keystone Elgin. The
keystone Watch Case Co., Philadcl-
phia. Pa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-19

Vino de Morrhualta de Ulrici. Gu
ra las Was respiratorias. DR.. ulrice,
New York.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-19

Sonora WinslOw. = Jarabe cal
mantc Remedio para niHos en- Ia den.
t,o,I,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-19

Lymphine-Tonico y vitalizador
Supreme. Precio $780, Escriba a
C. H. HowelIs & Co., P. 0. Box 1909,
New York, pidiendo Folleto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-19
Cosos y urticulos
reconn@nduble5
de los e.. u.

Lymphine-T6nico y Vitalizador
Supreme. Precio $1.00.-- Escriba a
C. H. HowelIs & Co., P. 0. Box 1909,
New York, pidiendo Folleto.
Dr.. WilliamS.-Pildoras contra
Ia anemia. Schenectady.
Vino de Morrhualta de Ulrici. Gu
ra las Was respiratorias. DR.. Ulrice,
New York.
Capsulas de Aceite de Haarlem
Curan Intermediates de la vejiga. Ho-
iland Medicine Co., Scraton, Pa.
Kel0jeS keystone Elgin. The
Keystone Watch Case Co., Philadel-
phia, Pa.
0besidad. Anti Corpu, contra la
obesidad. The Esthetic Chemical Co.,
81 w. 125 tn St. New York.
Sonora Winslow.-.- Jarabe cal
mantc, Remedio para nilos en- la den.
ticion.
Emulsion de Scott. Aceite de
higado de bacalao.
Dinamita Du Pont, para abonar
terrenos. Escriha q |. +. Du Pont de
Nemours 4 Pawder Co., 70 West ST.,
New York.
Cura de Stearns, para el dolor de
cabezs. Frederick Stearns Co., De-
troit, Michigan.
SOZOdOnte. - Polvo perfecto para
los dientes. Compuesto de los mejores
ingredientes.
DR.. Ford -PfIdoras para enrique
Ger purifcar la sangre. DR.. Ford
Medicine Co., 81 w. 45 tn ST.. New
York.
DR.. L0yett, Medicine Co. PHI
doras para curar el reumatismo- Box
| II, New York, N. Y.
Henry X. Wampole & Co. Ia
bricantos quimicos. &c Broad Street
New York.
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'-Desde principles del mes dc oc-
tubre pr6yimo. Sc llevara d cfccto
en- el parque Borinquen,una jarana
todos los sabados. Habra estricta
rigurosidad en- la organization dc a
qucllas V el salon dcstinado a bale
estara separado dc los otros dcpar-
Ia mentos dc cantina y teatro. FL ac
tual encargado del Parque trata dc
q. vuelvan a llevarsc con todo cs-
plendor las jaranas que hace algun
TEMPO hicleron epoca en- Ia ciudad.
-Esta en- San Juan el Sr. Jorge
Adsuar. lie acomupaila cl Sr. J. NJ.
Cuadrado de Juncos V han vcniclo en-
asuntos de la agencia que este ulti-
mo ticne establecida en- Juncos.
En- la.nochc del domingo I9 Ic
los corrientes sc llevara cfecto un
bale de confianza en- el'Casino Pucr
torriqueho" de Caguas. El progra-
ma del bale consta de escogidas
pleas. FL presidente Sr. Antonio
Jlmenez Sicard6 ha tenido la corte-
sia dc Invita- nos para la exprcsada
festa Y cstlmamos su invitaci0n.
Hay asricuLtores que necesltan
moyordomos" y hay "mdyordomos,
que neoesiton colocaci6n. Esas dos
aspirac,ones Sc encuentran con diff
cnudd y rotdrdo. dmbas ooincidirdn
rdpidomente 81 los deseos de mayordo
mos Y agrieuitores sc anuncian en-
La COrrespondencia". Hay en- es-
te diorio especial y m6dica iarJa a
geeto.
Enesta imprents se vende pap.l
-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-19
Las populare
P/LDORAS DEL DIR. LOVETT
es el tesoro con que Ia Natur,

reto de Ia belleza y del encanto. pues esos
la salud. En- miles sobre millares do casos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-19

Obesidad. Anti Corpu, contra la
obesidad The Esthetic Chemical CO.,
81 w. 125 tn St. New York.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-19
SALUD Y BELLEZA
Restauradas por las Pild0rss
del DR.. LOVETT.

| Recomendamos & Ia considera.
ci6n del bello sexo Ia interesante
epfstola que, desde Cataho,
Puerto Rico, nos escribe la illus
trada Srta. Manuelita Valles, re-
sidente en- la calle de Carretera
No. 81, refiriendo los benefcios
que recibi6 de las Pildoras del
DR.. Lovett.
| "Durante seis meses no dele
un solo dia de sufrir del est6ma-
go. Cada vez que tomaba ali
mentos, experimentaba unos do
lores horribles. Sentia tambien
marcos, vahidos, vertigos, acidez
en- la garganta, un gusto malisimo
en- Ia boea, mucho desgano y
gran debilidad general. No tenia
amino para el estudio nj para
NADIA. Me puse muy palida y
tan delgada que ,apenas me como
cfa 4 mi misma. Me habfa cafdo,
EN- fin, una dyspepsia espantosa,
con una anemia que amenazaba
dejarme en- esqueleto. Despues
de experimental inItilmente con
medicos y medicinas, recurri a
las Pil,loras del DIR. Lovett por
consejo de una amiga, y ell result
tado fue que & los seis fraseos
ne halle radicslmente curada.
Aciualmente como con apetito y
gusto, he creado muchs fuerza
y continiio mis- estudios con mas
voluntad que nunca. FL buen
farmaceutico Sr. Guillerinety me
vendi6 las Pildorss que tanto
bien me hicieron. lie adjunto
un retrato mio tornado posterior-
mente 4 mi curaci6n. Declare
que las Pildoras del DIR. Lovett
con magniiicas."
Diremos en- justicia que ell re-
trato con que nos favorece nues-
ira amable y simpaties e1-pa-
ciente representa- un conjunto
ideal de salud, belleza & inteli-
gencia; Y 81 no prueba conclusi-
vamente qBe las Pildoras del DIR.
Lovett tieaen Ell poder sobre-
natural de dispensar estos dos
| Iltimos doaes tan codicisdos,
demuest-a bsstante & las clarss
cue coa,s-Fan efeszmente 4 res
| taurzr.os : conseryarlos prodi-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-11-02
EUROPEAN EVILS
The American Spirit Revolts Against Continental Gus
toms and Conditions
By SAMUEL GOMPERS.
By SAMUEL

his enthusiasm for his profession as
sanitary engineer, with the result thai
he wonders how that city escapes a
scourge Of fevers In view of such
broad testimony. particular stories
lose much Of their force. However,
one or two.
An acquaintance of mine on apply
ing for board III a French family
found in the appearance Of the apart
ment much promise Of a refined and
otherwise beautiful home life. rs
there a bath 2" he ventured. "Oh,
yes. Monsieur" was the reply; "just
across the street"
The French idea of a bath seems
to be that it is an elaborate ceremony
for a special periodic occasion, on
which super-heat, a vaporous atnos-
phere persistent s%crubbing, strong
soap, and many big towels make an
impression on skin accommodations of
the recent but indefinite past.
A boarder at a Paris pension"
(better class of boarding house,, told
me that in the three connecting ap-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-11-02

part1nents OF his landlords, in a sub
stantlal and we'll situated building,
there was not n bathtub. Recently
a New York gentleman, on purchas-
IN" a tine mansion in the Champs
ElyseeS quarter, expended nearly
Tort thousand dollars in r~emodeling
1t, one art Of the expense being the
installation Of a bathroom for the
first time.
In the other continental countries I
found nowhere the American attitude
toward water as a free drink and a
personal purifier. Of course, some OF
the newest and largest hotels have a
path In connection with each suite Of
rooms; but these are houses of the
first order, Influenced by the demands
from the stream of Americans Of
means. But just q little short of these
hotels one obtains revelations of the
European conception Of the bath. In
Vienna our party stayed al one of the
largest commercial hotels in the city.
An order for a bath during our stay
met with but n reply: "Auser
betrieb'-(not running). In Hamburg
and Berlin the new municipal and CO.
operative workingmen's tenement
houses lave some provision for family
baths, but these were very poor, from
the American standpoint.
In Italy what plumbers supplies one
sees have usually been imported, a
.~ ~ IN L
States. I can hardly refrain from
giving some of our e%nterprising man
ufacturers a passing word of praise for
their share in this assisting in hydro
pathically revolutioniizng Europe.
Am / using too much space in this
homely topic of water? Indeed, I
think not. My words are not idle ones.
] write with a purpose. American us
toms imply a great mission for Eu-
rope l consider hat the very first
practical offering our people can make
to suffering humanity in the Old World
is a good lesson in our use of plain
water. In fact, if there is a Baron de
Hirsch or a Carnegie by another name,
at present fumbling over his hoard of
q hundred millions or so, uncertain as
to how to devot it in the uplift,
let him introduce in Europe Americas
methods Of supplying water to every
body in which to battle, to use in the
kitchen, and to drink. Let him never
let up In his crusade against unclean-
illness and the miseries Of alcohol un-
til he has pure running water at q
fountain at every street corner and in
every household, In every home, if
necessary, in all of backward Europe.
One reason that water in some Eu-
ropean countries is not plentiful In
proportion to the peoples needs is the
power the landholders WELD in pre-
venting the community from exercis-
ing eminent domain over the water
sources and establishing the works
necessary TO a water supply. The phil
~anthropic millionaire could help in
spreading for the beneft Of the popu-
!ations interested, the American prin-
clples applicable to this problem.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-10-02
SEEK MURDERERS OF SIX
Posse and Dogs Chase Men Who Killed
Whole Family.

Richmond. Va, Sept. ga posse of
800 men, with bloodhounds. is chasing
over the mountains after the men who
murdered George Meadows. his wife,
three children and his mother-in-law
and then partially burned their house
at Hurley, Va, last week. 1t is alleged
Mrs Justis had $4,000 hidden in her
home and all was obtained by the rob
bers and murderers.
Details of the terrible crime which
have reached here are revolving. Al
the scene of the sextuple murder were
found only the skull and other bones
and a few charred remains of the
bodies which had been burned in the
Meadows home From appearances the
head OF Mrs. Justis, the mother OF Mrs.
Meadows, had been cut off with an
axe. 1t appeared also that the head Of
one of the other victims had been sew
cred from the body.
Meadows. it was found. had been
shot twice The presence of lead
pencil in his hand indicated that he
had attempted to make some memo
randum of the crime and possibly in
scribe the names of it's perpetrators
before meeting his death.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-10-02
BRYAN AND BAILEY
MAY DEBATE TARIFF
Will Probably Take Place Next
Month in Atlanta, Ga.

Atlanta, Ga, Sept. ga Joint de
bate on the tariff by William Jennings
Bryan and Senator Joseph w. Bailey
of Texas, at Atlanta will probably be
held some time next month in the AT
lanta Auditorium.
Senator Bailey wired his acceptance
of the formal invitation extended by
the Young Mems Democratic League OF
Atlanta for a joint debate between
himself and Mr. Bryan. While no re
ply to the invitation has been received
from Mr.. Bryan, advices from For;
Worth, Tex, are to the effect that Mr.
Bailey wired Mr.. Bryan of his accept
ance of the invitation, incorporating In
his message to the former Democratic
standard-bearer personal request
that he, too, accept and fix the date O;
the meeting.
Mr.. Bryan is expected to accept tho
invitation and suggest a suitable date
The Democratic convention of Texas
opposed the plank in the nationa.
Democratic platform declaring for free
raw material, and Senator Bailey at
tackled that feature of the party's plat
form on the floor of the senate. Mr.
Bryan went to Texas about two weeks
ago and in number of speeches as
sailed the attitude of Mr.. Bailey OF
this subject, the latter defending his
position from platforms in various
parts of the state.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-10-02
SUES LIQUOR DEALER
FOR HUSBANDS DEATH
Was Warned Not to Sell Man
Who Fell From Gar.

Easton. Pa. Sept 29.-Basing her
claim on the allegation that Thomas
Well, keeper of the Baronial hotel, at
Nazareth, sold her husband liquor on
the day he fell from street car and
was killed. Mrs Susan Altemose, of
Slatington, brought suit against him
for $4,000 damages.
She charges that the hotel man had
been warned not to sell liquor to Alte-
nose.
The death of her husband left Mrs.
Altemose penniless, with eight chill
dren to support, the youngest of whom
is only three months old.
In her statement of claim Mrs. Alte-
nose says that her husband was
known to have Incorporate habits, and
that on May %, when he was killed,
he was evidently intoxicated when he
entered the Baronial hotel. He bought
more liquor there, she asserts, and 1t
was after drinking this that he met
his death.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-10-02
FOURTEEN CHILDREN
HURT IN PANIC
Mlsf1Ok Exploding Fireworks
For Black Hand Bombs.

New York, Sept 28.-Terrified by
Black Hand stories 1000 children STAN.
peded In a Polish parochial school in
Jersey City when fireworks were set
off in the street below, and In the mad
rush for the doors fourteen of them
were crushed, one so seriously that
death probably will result. The fatally
injured child is Mariana Zelackshky,
seven years old; the others comprise
Ave little girls and eight boys, all
ranging from seven to- ten years in
age.
The school is a stones throw from
an Italian church which had obtained
4 permit to set off fireworks during a
church celebration. A rumor got out
last week among the children In lower
Jersey City schools that threats had
been made to blow up the schools with
dynamite The children of st. An
thongs school have been particularly
nervous about It, and when the bombs
went off suddenly they ran shrieking
from their recitation rooms into the
halls and down the stairways. There
are two street doorways. but one OF
them was closed At the closed en-
trance there occurred a disastrous
jam. Here several OF the smaller chill
dren were trampled into unconscious
ness. while others ran back into the
building and sprang through open win
dows fifteen feet to an areaway below.
Policemen and passersby. attracted
by the cries, rushed to the scene, but
order was not restored until fourteen
children had heAn sarinnslY hurt
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-10-02
SALOON KOLD-UP
SUSPECT CAUGHT
Reuben Conn Held For Double
Murder in Philadelphia.
WOUNDED A THIRD MAN

Masked Bandit Entered Barroom and
Shot Bartender After Demanding His
VaIuabes - Put a Bullet Through
Leg of One Customer and Fatally
Shot Another.
Philadelphia, Sept. 29.--In the ar
rest of Reuben Conn, one of the men
who had been drinking in the saloon
earlier in the night. the detectives who
are working on the case believe they
have found a key to the solution of
the mysterious hold-up and double
murder in the saloon of Patrick J.
Quinn, when three men were shot two
of whom have since died, by masked
robber, who disappeared after empty
ing the cash register.
The dead men are Henry S. Saylor,
a bookkeepeT for manufacturing
firm, who lived at Oak Lane, suburb
about two miles from the scene of the
hold-up and double murder, and James
Quinn, au elevator constructor, who
was acting as bartender In the absence
of his father and elder brother. The
wounded man is John J. Cassidy. He
is in hospital, suffering with bullet
wound In his leg.
According to the story told by Cas-
sidy, Conn, who has been in trouble
before with the police and is said to
have served a term In the house of
correction, was drinking in the saloon
during the evening. He left before
the rest of the party. About quarter
of an hour after Conn left the saloon
a man entered, wearing mask made
from black handkerchief, and with
his soft hat pulled down over his eyes.
He carried a revolver In his hands
and commanded young Quinn, who
was behind the bar. to hand over his
valuables. Quinn started to comply,
when the robber leaned over the bar
and shot him in the abdomen. He then
turned the weapon on Saylor and shot
him below the heart. Cassidy, who
was standing near the door, started
to make his escape, when a third shot
was fired. The bullet passed through
his leg and lodged in the panel of the
door. Cassidy, who had been drinking
rather heavily, then started to run for
the nearest police station. He was
found several blocks away by night
Waterman, who sent him to the Sa-
marian hospital
Saylor, although fatally wounded,
ran from the place and in some mys-
terious manner succeeded In reaching
HIS home. nearly two miles away. He
was only able to tell his wife that he
had been shot by robber before he
lapsed into unconsciousness, He was
removed to a hospital, where he died.
The bandit escaped after rifiing the
cash register of about $35.
Conn, the man under arrest, denies
that he knows anything of the shoot
ing and says that he did not return to
the saloon after leaving it fifteen min
utes before the shooting occurred. He
will be brought to the hospital where
Cassidy is confined in the hope that
the latter may be able to identify him
as the robber.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-10-02

honor not to include anything belong
ing to DR.. Cook in his own luggage.
Whitney thereupon went ashore from
the Roosevelt, separated DIR. Cooks
property from his own luggage, and
with the aid Of Captain Bartlett re
packed Cooks property in boxes.
Continuing his recital, Mr.. Whitney
said that when the Roosevelt left Etah
she proceeded south, and on meeting
the Jeanne, Whitney transferred to this
vessel
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-10-02
Monument at Petersburg Defaced.

Petersburg. Va. Sept. 2S. = The
handsome bronze figure of an Ameri'
can soldier which surmounts the gran
tie monument erected at Fort Malone,
two miles from Petersburg. by the
state of Pennsylvania, in honor of the
soldiers of Hartranft's division who
were killed in battles in front of Pc
tersburg. has been greatly defaced. 1t
was disfigured by some person or per
sons firing large bird shot into the
face, bust and shoulders OF the soldier
in bronze. There are a hundred dents
in the figure.