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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-16


"A GRKAT FARM BARGAHN--lso acres ~.
miles from the CITY. Abcnt e saousand fees
Of saw timber wood for tha farm; Eeod con-
small We are ashamed % print ~ Only $50,
half cash down. Inquire ~ The \. + Cate
Re2l Estate Agency, A4rFs, W 81
FARM FOR SALE coa t4ins 70 acres. ia
miles from fhe City Post pface. Inquire At the
B. 81 Cate Real FsEAte Agency Barre VI 2s5rf
FOR sALK-FArm in wiiliamstowa ~ abou.
20 acres y TsTy productive Lad saitshiy d.
videds large sugar orchard One barn. g Z a.
with gaod basement horse barn g - House
con tAins rooms ard i very warm Price in-
hens, pig and farming tools, only s2ssoQ0
This fafm - money maker, Inquire Of the
"a A. Perry Real Estate Agency R4rres Yer
mcnE 6rf
FOB sALE--Mrs p = Gale c1fers Ter sale
her home riace, Nc. sammer street. Barre,
Vermont For particulars Cali ~ said piacA
PhsFs VI. sale. au
FOR sAI.E-rA nsw cottage house or Nelson
street near Washington street and handy 70 TIE
eiecfficA Good slsed rooms, vide ptAEzz
Inspection 81 this properly a. the pFies and
terms placed upon Il Harry @, Patterson, I7s
Warrington street, Barre SCOTT
FOR Baildinw l0s corner East ana
fremont streets Mnss - disposed Of Is snce
Apply e 2 9. eArsveii. phone i5I-IL s0lsf
PROPERTY FOR sALE--0ne 10 room honse
corner 81 Summer snd Central streets; asga one
Groom cottage On NJ Seminary street and one
Groom cottage On ShartEen Place. xnuufre az
80 cr 81 X Aain s. Ssztf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-16

Harry Pattee, who played second base
with the champion Burlington team in
the Northern league and who last season
covered second with the Brooklyn team
of the National league, has been sold to
Rochester Of the Eastern league. Pat
tees fielding was said to be as good as
any mans in the business, but his hit
ting was w0efully weak. During the
fore part Of last season he was espec-
tally good IN laying down hunts, but
the big leaguers learned soon how to
head them of, and il was all mp with
Pattess because be cOfIan't line 'em out.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-16
FARMS

$50 scres. f50.co0 b so0oo1 soft timber. II
mile b saw mill, 80 sugar trees, 60 new tn
tQns Grim eyaporator. galvanized drawing
iuhs and storage tuh.s Farm Viii cut = tons
81 hay besides ctner crops. All machine now
ing free from stoue. Buildings are extra
good. RaFu has double aeors, drive M On TOD
floor. Elem house Tor 10 hens. running water
st All o. the nalldinKs, near neighuors f-zmile
from school, post Office. stores. church and
sAw Mill CoEae and get oar prizes. loft
% acre farm 10 Cabot. with good buiidinRs
School . rods. 80 sugar exees and tools SOFT
fiutet suDuEh 70 keep tne buildings 10 repair
Farm win keep 10 cows and team. Prizes s1501.
half cash leff
For the above inquire 81
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-16

A fine opportunity for a panic was
averted at the St. Adams high school on
Tuesday morning by the GOODNESS and
nerve Of s. 5. Cushing one Of the faenl-
". Capt. Gushing was instructing a
class in mechanical drawing, when il
was noticed that smoke was coming from
one Of the storage closets where the
chemicals are kept, He threw open the
door and found can Of phosphorus
blazing As there were many other
chemicals Of highly explosive nature
there, Capt. Cushing yaHked the blazing
can onto the floor and smothered il
with cloths, but not until his left hand
was badly burned and suit Of clothes
spoiled.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-16
ABOUT THE STATE

City Clerk NJ G. Grandy Of Burlington
has received from Charles Mutt Of Nor-
eester, Mass, a letter asking information
regarding the family of Charles Rock,
who died IN Htchburg, Mass, November
~, 1904. lie was born in Burlington,
March "a. 1913, son Of Abraham Rock.
lie married Mary Morris, daughter Of
William Morris Of Burlington. An Ell
fort is being made to locate bis relatives
as his estate remains unsettled.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-16
Spring Bargains In Real Estate

Two-tenemenf house, barn and a. extra lot
on South Main street Jockey Hollow. Rents
for si8u1 q month, ought 70 Teat for $500
with harm and garden The extra lot Il worth
$4,000. Price fcr an. S25Q0.0e, possibly less.
Small payment down, balance easy. Make as
an OFFER. i0a
Two-tsnsment house and barn. large garden
good rentinE property. Rents for szz0e a
month. Price for 4 Quick sale f2200 o. just
the place for iesmster. i0tf
Two-tanement house and an extra large los.
well located Rents for about $500 = mont n.
The extra lot a worth S5y4Q0 Prics il low,
only s2sso0o. 500 down. tca
Hotel II sleeping resmz with 8 acres % land
that viii cut from % 70 Is tons Of hay. Barn Is
stalls. The buildings are IN No ! rsp4ir. inside
and cutsida Price &1010a1 iotf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-16
TO RENT.

TO REST-A tsnemenf ~ Eve rooma a. Ne.
Foss street. Apply a p Granite srsst. down
stairs. 27ts
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-16
FOR SALE

This desirable
farm consisting Of
10 acres suitably
divided Plenty Of
wood. VIII winter
50 head Of stock
Located only IL
miles irom eay,
Price low
D 1 Perm Rsal Estate
AgasJ,
Ba Vermont
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-16
WORK WANTED.

wANIED-Eor q str9nK healthy boy os l6
t Ssn ~ wsess Azores sBov,s III Tsn,sa s ~
fee. 17tts
POSITION wANTEp-BY young man a -
sistant il ofhes Address X A. 3, Times
Office. 25t8
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-16

FOR SAI.E-seNing machine. bareau, cnm-
mode. dining room table. carpets. rugs book
case and writing desk chair h4t iron, dishes
etc. Inquire y Mrs. r y. beckley, PARK
street 2stf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-16

FOR sALE-Biacksmigh shop and Wheel
wright shop for sale ii email town. IL Ia 80
extra desirable point for business, Practically
no competition. Building IA a. x6s feet Best
location IN town. Price low; terms easy In
quire q the D. A. Perry Real Estate Agency,
Barre, w 2fa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-16

FOX sALE- Household farniturs. Appls :
Long street. npsiaifs. 14f5s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-16

Parties desiring best early seed potatoes
viii Do vel % inquire of L. H. AvezilG lstf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-16

10 nKNT-Six-room tenement Is Branch
street. H0s water coaasction. Klecxf1c lights.
Inquire d Beckiey, Park ssreef. 26tg'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-16

FOB SALE-4 light express wagons, buck
boards phaet0n wagon, buggies and top
ouggfes, sleighs. good harnesses. ! new.
robe, new large 6-room house. all modern, Is
room cottage. with shed and barn, building
lots, al web located. This property viii b
sold cheap. Inquire as Brook street shop or AZ
y Plain street. Frank Cooper 7ss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-16

10 RENT--6- room tenement. with hath. az
N West street. EST
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-16

FOR sALE-Ten tome shaftlnE aud hangers
! sis 70 l5-i6; 500 fest Cal wire rope. ! inch
diameter 30 wood split puiieys, y g 0olnehea-
pound puneys hall price Al JUST "a good a.
new q no sale W. u Carpenter Bellows
falls, W @lo
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-16

FOR sALK-Nics, loose Ray, Doth coarse Ana
nns Orders may Be ieft zt s0Wden q Lyon's
stors OF viii ne ax u hiEniaad AFenns q
Caxletoa. n7f
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-12
4'Unc1e Joe'', gratuito
enemigo de Puerto
Rico, abordo del Saint
Paul.
FL gobernador de ,nsas,
que es un violento insur-
gente le habla al m o.
''Elegiremos un congreso-- lie di.
ce---que eliza otro speaker.

A bordo del vapor St. Paul en-
New Orleans hubo una fuerte discu
sion que ievanto ei espiritu algo cal
do de los gobernadores. E, speake,
Cannon era ali huesped dc honor
Manifesto a los interesados en- ei Ora
gado del Mississippi que Sc opondra
tenazmente peieando hasta el final
en- SUI oposlcion, a que el Congreso
emita bonos para Ell mejoramiento
de dicho rio, y senalando con el dedo
al gobernador Francis de Missouri.
Ie dijo:
listed Q cuaiquier otro hombre
de accion, gobernador, podria hacer
ese trabajo y pagario con las con
tribuciones plibiicas."
De un saito qued6 en- pie ell 60
bernador de Kansas, Sr. Stubbs, ei
cual es I'm insurgentc del tipo mas
vloiento, y dijo a Cannon:
Isl Ell Congress, no rota los bonos,
Ell pueblo eligrd un Congress- que los
cote.
Desputs gritandole y manotean
doe la cara d Cannon anadi0:
Ese Congress- empezard su frabojo
ellglendo an nucro preSldcnte dc la
CdMQya.".
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-12

nj es humane.
81 el munieipio no puc1c atcnder
debnlamente i este ramo principa
lisimo dc h administration. pucs -
Ia hygiene ley surrcma, rcduzca sus
gastos, s'iprima si es possible cmplca
dos. Dos, tres. diez. vcin;c cmup,ca
dos que queden suprirnidoS. no pe
san 10 que la Salud Y Ia vida dc cen
tcnares dc falniIiaS.
Hablcmos claro Y Searnos sinccrns
81 para atender 4 este tra<ccnden
tai asunto g necesario rompcr con
los principles ,Ie Ia amisiad Y del 30
terraemsInO. no vaciIe. Il >ciior D5
sila en- afron'ar q peligro 81 Ia cr
cOBunioR. VI Il enojO lie una fracciiI
politica monbunda. nj Il an1i>;ad Ike
dos o tres huraaniciias. vale b. que
Ia gratitud y el nconocin,icnto de
mil famiha> en- euyuS corazonrs e
guarlaria con devGi6n mas since
IA V mas honrada Il nombne del sc
for Dsviia.
Manos- pues, i Ia obra an tcmo
Tes pueriies,n infantiles vacilaeiones-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-12
BAYAMON Pa
n SAD0 POR AQUA,
Los rios ronpieronlos
diques naturales y re-
solvieron invadir ale
mas jurisdicciones.
Los arroyos, tributaries,
prestaron fuerza a la labor
destructora de aqueilos.
Las autoridades en- provision de
mayores desastres empezaron
a tomar discretas precanciones.
(De nue.tro corresponsal.


Nov. l0-Hace dos dfas que Hue
We en- esta ciudad con aterradora ir
termitencia. Anoche los rios, que Gil
cundan la ciudad hicieron grandes
avenldas, extendiendose por llanu
ras y sabanas de sembradios causar
do sensibles perdidas, al extreme
que las autoridades tuvieron que tc
mar precauciones ell la parte bajf
que siempre Sc inunda, cuando los
rios crecen demasiado, apesar que
slempre entraron las aguas en- la ca
lie de Comerio, no causando dano al
guno, pues el vecindario como Ia pc
llcla habian tornado mehdaS i fin
de evitarlo.
FL aspecto de la poblacion con mo
two de esta creciente es muy tristc,
sobre todo para la clase pobrc, Gu
yos bohios han sido deteriorados.
Segun Sc me informa en- los cam
pos, las lluvias han sido mucho mas
tuertes y constante que en- la ciudad
y Sc presume que las crecientcs de
rios y quebradas hagan algunos es
tragos.
Ell aspecto de las GALES impresio
ma y produce nauseas.
81, como va hemos dicho, al hablar
del estado sanltario de este pueblo,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-12

vive en- Nlpoles, Italia. Entire los
hombrs que han d II do sll
Isu testimonio airmando has
operaciones que hacc Ella.
estan Camilo Fiammarion, cl grau
astronomo; Schiaparelii, cl descu-
brldor dc los cana'es de Marie; Sir
William crookcs, cuyos desculJri
mlcntos en- Quimica y EI6ctricidad
10 han hecho famoso; 81 professor Fl
hippo Bottazzi iefe dci departamcn
to de Eisio'oefa en- laUniverSidad
Real dc N;ipoies; Victorian Sarilou
81 ilustrado autor frances; Sir olive
Lodge, cl gran investigation Ic las ie
YES fislcas. Pierre rurie, c, dcScubrl-
dor dei radiunl; Jules CIaretic. dlrcc
tor dci'I'eatre Frances V mIembro de
laAcadcmia Franccsa;AiIre ltuS'nii
Wallace, cl gran naturaiiata lng"s,
Y Cesare Lomhroso, g. mas tamoS9
climi'nin0.ngo dei nnndo. Rcni'n"n
tc. una ,ista Tlc inpldc poncr 4 'lls-
cusi6n materiu tan dc'icasIt atrlbu-
yGndo,it i sllpcrcheria i L trampa.
Nine Pa,adino ticne rlncurn'a y
circo aiios dr eflad. DE- cslatura re"u
lar V alao grucsa. ticnc iurrtc con-
picNi6n, aunqm no mucha lntc.ie "a
cia. Naci6cu una aidca Il Sur dr tn
la en- 1851. Su umlre mario ri lar-
II la vida = sll padre iuf mucrto por
amos banilftos ciandp tcnia ochcn-
Ia amos Ie eclfd FuG casada en- M
poles con III tcndcro en- pcqlciia es-
ca.a aamaelp Rafaci Dcigaiz. No ptlc
&c nj ,cer nj cseribir V no pfrccc cX-
pilrari6u aigupa i ios fcn6mnnos qie
Sc pruitlccn lajn su innucncia. M
parccc prcterIcr que ESQ, fca6nc-
nos sean cailspipS por cspirltu>.
Ill pr6tcSor Boitazzl ha hcrho
81, invc>tIgGinllcs de7tie ci pum'"
HliipS qtlc so siip0nc sean Mr. Gun
ne, Y -a. hiios ~acadus dc cnirc a.
runa ie II ea-a qucmaIa. 1icln-
zan 4 tnce. eantando los dos c-pp-
sos ic Nrz. Gunncs Alberto >nrin-
son Jo-A AiiuHuc1 entire las vjcfllna-.
c-ta< aaalzau dquncc. La auto
iida ..c-= essycran que ri 'crniinar,o
ia investigation. Por 10 ucnos - hi-
brian curdiirsnio yeinic cadivcrcs.
Roy Lam piierr fui denuncialo rp-
Ino conn ec ri luceo lc IA cas-, ,i,.
Mr.. Guames. - hicicrnn inyc-'l-
gacionrS para tcplrar 81 cpnp.irl-
'laI cn H. criinenes de e-ta hec,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-12

es de 10 mas detestable que ilnag i
narse puedc, juzguese cual sera con
Ia contribution de Ia lIuvia que uni
do al desaseo Y al ahandono parece
tiendcn i aca bar con 10 POGO que que
da de salud Y b iencstar.
Cualq uicr barrio ribere1o del Can
ges o delNcva puctie prescntar un no
cord sanitario mas limpio que este
pueblo.
Urge que. ror dclicadeza por a
NOR propio y For Ia ielieidad colec
tiva que 4 los e>iucrzos de Ia sanidad
Sc unan 81 del municipio Y 81 del pue
bio en- general. i fin dc haccr mas c
ficaz las .c>tiGue> dc IL au torIda
sanitaria Y presentar al t'anScunte
TN pueblo emIcilleciflo que IN yez
de excitale i saIir de>aforado, lc in
vite 4 prolongar su eStadia y q ha
cerle la vida mas amable con Ia bc
lleza del ornate Y Ii de-e ncIa IT. Ia
higiene.
Nivir en- el tango como boS batra
clos 8 en- los pantanos como los infu
sorios, esto, nj es bueno, NJ es juSto,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-12
Mrs. Gunnes Ia asesina.
Una mujer detenida en- el
Canada, suponen que
sea ella.
Mato q yarios maridos y pego
fuegO asu casa para hacerse
paSar pOr muerta.

Tn deSpacho dc Halifax { aladal
informa que ha sido detenida en-
aqucila ciudad una nuier Ia quo Sc
supone sea Mrs. Gljnnes, autora de
numcrosos aSeSlnatos, perpetrados
Ell otrOS tantoS mardos.
J De este sensational succso infor:-
mo hacc algun tempo la CORES
pondcncia".
Mr.. Gunncs para realizar sus cri-
mcncs, So anunciaba en los pcri6di-
cos como una viuda bella, j6vcn Y
rica en- solicitud dc matrimonio.
Atraidos por In padida ileeaban
los lncautos guiadoS por Ia direction
i la hcrmosa qulnta donde residia
Ia se1ora Gunncs. \ los pocos dias
dc cclcbrada Ia boda. ei maridn de
saparecia dc un muto misteriosn.
Dcscublerta por tno de sus cspo
SOS que logr6 cscapar dc su feroci-
! dad, Mrs. Gunncs di6 fllego 4 su
qulnta para aSl dcspitar las !nvcstl-
gacioncs. y hugo ignorandosc hasta
ahora su paradcro
'.Sc cree que Mrs. Gunnes tenia
c0mpilces en- cSta ticmenda matan-
"a dc Sercs humanos. Sc hicicron to-
dos los esfuczos posibles por descu
brirloS.
Sc supo de baibcs que salfan lie
Chicago Y que ,c suponc contenian
cadivcrcs. Dos dc cstos ba,dcs c.ta-
ban diiieidos 4 Mrs. Gunncs, Lapor
te. Ind.
Los citados mucbics fueron diria-
dos i ella ante, dci iIcgo. Sheriff Mu
zcr dirigi6 I'M dc,paclip al ie;e ,le Il.
poiicia 'ic Chlraau. para que mcicra
una Investigation cu ia oficina dc,
cNprc-~. -obrc balie- Y caias so.pc-
cho>as. Las c'rpo> Icsenterra,lDs "a
t.mameute iucron 81 dc un hon.hgc
y ., dc una muier q ios de dos adui
tos &c scXo indctcgIIlnado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-12

e vista cscdptico. RI prepare el
.12prltprio esp Hrlmeatl de Fisiolo-
ga le ia Unlyersldal tie Napoles, pa
IA q,lc cE {! tuvicran hlgar las ENTIRE
vist''s con't.usapia cou'h as;stencia
de otps geotnsoras; de- esa noIn &
H. Il era posibe doih;nai "a abs6u-
TO iaS eonl'cionHi le i'gar, baaien-
/ do impossible to 10 cusa5o.")
II professor l'a''alai probh que la
medfam ticncniuslr,5 ,d.rsas lnanos
lnylslbicS, tlrI"nlor; qis o2e-Wrs
varlo5 aparatoS II nr.mD tempo. rs
10 hlzo Ella toran H. cn di(erenta5 81
tics dc - habllari1n. vurio5 apara-
l"s slInu'lWIcalurnte \, tcrminar
ca'la cVrn'pcn "a rpuierrnrit, fhlSl-
pla 81 mp~tlaha cNhalrtr ycansaia.
Y stla lnano'. "a; vcrdalcras ma
ms 'Ie carnr " hueso .staban him
cltlela. Y ,IoIoro.a,.
m q pa~acIo aiip IN Ia prima-
vera 'lc' actual, c,rlndo Ensaoia Pa
"a llno lutcs'uIala por ,os hombres
d" ciencia irance-cS.
Las conrhlsion"- de, professor Ba-
ttaxht ~"n en- rasunrH
l.oa iendimanos que s. ot,-nrvan
pHf medic elc lo- mrIiuas, cnanlto
M snn a'ucinarioncs de- ios presen-
t"s. son icmjnnno, oioi6gieos enle-
ramentc Independence del organis
mo lei mciptn, y son proiuciios tle
manera tai. que pnrccc que ios rniem
bros del m@i,1m So proiogan O apa-
rece comp - tuvlcrl micmbrn5 adj
cionaies Z invisibic,. 10, cia,as entra
sen = s;Gi"-rn dci c,iripo tel MEDIUM
prplmirmi" t'- ien6m"nos que Sc oh
-crvan.
E.-t"c- ioqic camiio FIammarion
dice
I.-itiuns rod"tlos por incrzas
de-rouari'ta. y ~ hay raz6n para
we II" q pl"n~r quc cstHnos rolea-
dos por rr. Invi-lbio-'.
= icrmin9 con Ia conclusion de
q.u. "hay eu "a na'tra'cza un clemen
10 p~i4li,q,c4 1e'ryidal varlab.e. Ia
csenril ,lc, ~..a. ".td to,lavia eseon-
di.Ia 'lc no-.ir,-.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-12

Las auturi,lades So dirigicron a
lago FishttHp can ci obiclo de vci
81 cncontrahan IA cabcza eIc un cucr-
20 carhouihado que Sc sllponia era
ei dc Mrs. tdnucs.
Solamcntc dos cadivercs fucron
rcconociGrs. FL primer cadivcr fut
rcconociio por Ask. H. lIc.ec,c.n
dc ibcrdccn.S ID. X. como 81 d" IT
rico hcrmano Alberto. III olro rldi-
yer fut, ci ,Ic Jtmniia o.~nn. IT,. Il
aiios.q. fud cntrcgmIa tlc,,I" iu- orho
mesc, por MrS. Gtnunc- para que
la educasc. Iiulo Ii >gpo,icl6n dc.
quc Mr.. Gunnc~ viva. r. cree que
ci cad;ivcr q,lr 50 ctc,ntr6 cntrr ip~
cscomhrn- dr sti ca-:, no ~cl 9, dc
cha. - picn-;i qHc ella scclnstri dc
Chicago : s;c is.sHa nlr;, r;aic, una
mGicr ra'H ~" peieeicra y se rrc-
ycsc que cra e.i.s
L. contraip tIe Il 'coria do que
ella pr@rr;, flees : ~ ru,a e- ci ile-
clio dc Ve cfa 'ma ainan'c mpim.
We cal impo-ih.e errr que c..a hi-
ciel, ,.o-..larorra >I- tn, i.ip-.
Ctarru u~fl.a~ fefen dr~r.icr-
t1- ca IL ,a-, -'a3fie.a lu,!r -c
cree qp imiri,l Hra9 !1yrics en-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-12
En- ell munlo J
10 uu5523 1Tlocido,
Eusspia PaIadino en- uno de sus
maravii!asos experimentos rea-
lizados en- presencia de sabiOs
eurOpeos v norteamericanOS.

Con notivo del pr6Nimo viaic :
New York de Ia famosa medium ita-
Llama Ilusapia PaIadino, publicamos
una information er;iflca de los tra-
hajoS rca'izados per 6sta muicr cX-
traonIinaria que por mi4 ,c 80 amos
ha Sido ohictn de lninutiosaS invcs-
tigacioncS de ctujneules hombreS
de cicncias del muntlo.
Danes 4 continuation los tcsti-
monios y opiniones dc aielmos dc cs-
tos lenomcnns p"ducidoS por Eu-
sapia en- una dc iis prucbas L que
fut somctida aitimamcntc en- Milan.
"El nomhr lie esa muicr tan sor-
prcndcntr r5 lllsapia pmadino. Y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-14
"METER READER" NOW
IN TROUBLE At DENVER
Charles COyne Alleged to Have
Tried Same Game There
as Here.

Word was received by Chief Barlow
late Monday afternoon of the arrest AT
Denver OF Charles l.. Coync. formerly
of this city. on the charge Of burglary.
Chief Armstrong OF Denver wishes 10
have the mans record in this city sent
TO him.
Coync is the young man who spranG
into prominence in the month Of August
in this city as the mysterious Meter
Reader" Louis Simon Of 81 Sixth East
street was the frst To report tn the po-
lice that his residence had been robbed
by IL smooth young man representing
himself as a meter reader in the employ
of the Utah Light Sc Railway company.
This was Immediately followed by Will
lam Bradley OF Il South Fourth East
street reporting TO the police that the
meter reader had paid his residence a
visit.
On Aug. Il Coync was arrested by De-
tective Curran and Ripley Hc had just
been married and when his young wife
went TO the various residences, COync
admitted the thetts, promised To make
them good, and the owners dropped the
case against Coyuc on account OF the
pleading Of his young wife, who was
loyal TO him throughout his trouble. and
at the last report CoyuC was said to bc
doing we'll After going 10 Denver. he
again went wrong, working the same
game of reading meters there that lac
had praCticcd here. u appears. He Is
described by Chief Armstrong as "a good
thief"
Al the time Of Coyne's trouble here
Mrs. Coync lived I'm the neighborhood OF
Fifth South and West TcmDl. street Is.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-14
SEVEN PERISH IN
A TENEMENT FIRE
Scenes of Horror as Crowded
Building in Cincinnati Is
Swept by Flames.

CINCINNATI. O.. Dec. l3,-Two women,
two men and three children lost their
lives. and seven other persons were serl-
ously injured in tenement fire at Third
and Sycamore streets. which broke out at
midnight Three OF the dead were burned
TO cindcrs.
The fire occurred in n building occu-
pied by a dozen families. II was caused
through the upsettng OF a kerosene lamp
In a hallway on tho second floor. All the
occupants were asleep and. before the llre
was discovered, all cgrcss was cut OFF
from the upper stories.
The frcnzed inhabitants gathered In
the windows and climbed to the roof.
whence they jumped into blankets, a
woman, clasping her cight-ycar-old son
in her arms. jumped from third flool
window. Both were instantly killed.
Six men fed TO the roof and were about
TO jump TO the street, when they were
reached by f:cmcn, who had 10 use force
10 prevent them from virtually committing
suicide.
Dwcllcrs In the tenement were so over
whelmcd by panic that they rushed head
long into tho flames.
The fire was distinguished with slight
trouble with q total loss of about S25-
600