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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-03
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OUT OF TOWN.
CLIFTON, N. |.

BUILDING S~ITES-S2O0. 90 AND UP.
5000 down. $500 monthly. No interest or
taxes for two years Death clause in contract.
Title guaranteed. Homes built; terms to suit.
For free tickets write New Jersey Home Com
pany. lag Market St. Newark, n. J.
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SAVE time. money. Write me what you want,
Preliminary examinations and reports free.
Address EXPERIENCED. Box 43, Star office.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

BELMONT Az. si-Nicely furnished large
room with bath: top floor. for one or two per-
sons.
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BOUDINOT ST. Furnished front room for
light housekeeping: reasonable.
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18TH ". 81. near 18th St. one block from
Springfield av.-Nice large front rooms; pri-
yate entrance: one or two gentlemen.
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TOWNSHIPS.
Roland A. Jacobus ct al to William
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-09-03
THAW SUFFERING THE WAY OF
THE "TRANSGRESsOR"

The officers of the Matteawan State
Hospital for Insane Criminals declare
that the recommendations of Justice
Mills in the case of Harry Thaw, if
carried out, would destroy discipline,
and that if such were to be done SUI
perintendert of Prisons Collins would
have to take the responsibility.
"Thaw will be under exactly the
same regulations in Matteawan," said
Superintendent Collins, "as those pro-
vided for tie other patients here
If these new rules of conduct are to
be prescribed for Thaw they will be
applied equally to every other patient
of this class at Matteawan. l see no
reason for 8 change in the methods
adopted for the discipline of the in
stitution because they are objectiona-
bic TO TEaw
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-09-03
ocALA TO HAVE A NEW FAMILY

Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Clement and tLeil
two pretty children, Pinkney and
Louise, of Dunnellon, have oeen
spending the past several weeks in
the mountains of North Carolina.
They spent a fortnight in Henderson
vile, and are now at Saluda, and Will
visit other points before returning TO
Florida.
Mr.. Clement is the Florida agent
for the Marion Phosphate Company.
and for several years has been liz
ing at Dunnellon, but when he returns
to Florida he will come to Ocala 10
reside. They are a very spleaGii
family, and this paper is delighted t.
know that they have decided to make
Ocala their home, and extends 10
them a most cordial welcome.
Mrs. Glen ent before her marriage
was Miss Daisy Milligan, a member of
one of the rest known families in the
county, and both she and Mr.. Glen.
ent already have many friends in this
city,
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-09-03
NEGLIGENT OPERATION OF AU-
ToMoBILE

While a buggy in which were
man and boy was being driven on
highway, a heavy automobile tried to
pass it, but struck its rear wheel.
The boy was thrown beneath the feet
of the frightened horse and literally
kicked to death. The owner and driv-
er of the machine were convicted of
manslaughtar in the second degree. In
People VS.. Scanlon, III New York
Supplement, 81, the defendants ap-
pealed from an order denying a new
trial. The New York supreme court,
affirming the conviction of the chauf-
feur, said that it was the reckless
driving which is the cause of many
accidents, and which should disqnali-
fy anyone who practices it. With
heavy machine, weighing from 5000
to 1000 pounds, going at a rate of 26
miles an hour, it is indefensible neg
ligence to attempt to pass a buggy
within a few inches. The owner of
the machine who was sitting next to
the driver, had given orders to give
full leeway to passing vehicles. He
was powerless to defect its course
in time to avoid the catastrophe The
whole thing was, as it were, instan-
taneous, in the control of the chauf-
feur, but in no way in the owners
control. The conviction of the owner
was reversed, and a new trial grant
ed.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-09-03
LYNcHINe IN THE "oLD WORLD"

A special from st. Petersburg, Rus
STA, says that a savage and revolving
case of lynching occurred on Sunday
last in the village of Voleckhi, in the
government of Volhynia.
A young and beautiful woman living
in the village had succeeded in incur
ring the hatred of the other women
of the village by her Irritation with
the men OF the neighborhood, both
married and single, the women's ha-
tired for the girl reaching a climax on
Sunday when it became known that
on her account one of the young men
of the village had broken his prom
Use to marry another girl.
On coming out of church, the wo-
men, both old and young, threw them
selves upon the f1irt, and in spite Of
her cries for mercy, tore all her
clothes off.
They then dragged her through the
village by the hair of her head, beat
ing and stoning her mercilessly. At
first the men laughed, but when they
saw how savagely the girl was being
maltreated they attempted to rescue
her.
The infatuated women, however,
drove them off, and then dragged
their unhappy victim, who was by
now a mass of wounds, to a large
tree just outside the village, where
they hanged her to one of the branch
es, and then lighted a fire of brush
wood under her.
When the police arrived on the
scene they found the victim of the
women's fury lying dead under the
tree, Olackened to cinder.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-09-03
A COMPLIMENT TO AN OCALA
WOMAN

The Sutherland correspondent of
the Tampa Tribune pays the follow
ing compliment to one of Ocala's
gifted women:
Mrs. Maud B. Little and children of
Ocala came here about two months
ago and is so very much pleased with
this little town by the sea that she
has devoted much time both by pen
and voice to draw others this way and
she seems to be succeeding beautiful
ly. Mrs. Little is we'll known in the
world of literature, as she is a sue
cessful writer, as well as a very at
tractive woman in many other ways.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-09-03
CORN PRODUCTS NOT RESPc NSIBLE
Atlanta Woman's illness RefueS Pelagra Theory - Mrs
Kate Barto Seriously III With Disease.
Never Ate Corrbread.

and Very prevalent in the tropics, no
tably in the Philippine Islands.
AT this juncture l invited DIR. I.
c. Longino, whose service in the Phil
ippines has made him perfectly famil-
lar with sprue and its peculiarities, to
diagnose the case from that stand
point. He assured me, without hesita-
ton, that it certainly was not sprue,
and that hh had no doubt that it was
peIlagra. This opinion has been con-
firmed by other physicians.
Corn Not a Cause
From a close observation of every
development in this case and from an
exhaustive reading of many works
pertaining to the subject, have been
forced to the conclusion that pellagra
is not essentially a cornbread disease,
and that it may be found under condi.
lions that absolutely eliminate corn in
an yform from the possible causes.
Il find that Frapoli, noted Italian
physician, writing in 1771, many years
before American maize, or corn, was
introduced in Italy, describes a dis
ease with symptoms exactly similar
to those of pellagra, which he terms
'pelle agra or skin roughness.' Ii
fact, | am almost persuaded that pei
lagra is a malady of the leprou'
group, a microbic disease, perhaps az
g-avatetd by altered corn, but by nj
means caused by it.
The case of Mrs. Barto is so con
clusively typical, compared with sil
other cases of pellagra l have invest
gated, that | believe it constitutes ;
strong refutation of the cornbrea'
theory. From the earliest symptom
to the present condition, Symmetrical
gangrene having set in this morning
the case exhibits a perfect history o
pellagra, and pellagra entirely disas
sociatetd from cornbread or corn pre-
ducts. "-Georgian.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-09-03
PLEASANT NEWS

W. w. Earriss. Jr.. who was for a
number of years a citizen of Gaines
vile, being engaged the create part
of the time in the brokerage business,
was a visitor to the city yesterday.
He is now making his heal / ;arterS
in DeLand, being in the graf husi-
ness, but it is understood that he will
shortly open up another pla .e at
Ocala. His many Gainesville friend
were glad tC see him again.-GA'1''s-
vile Sun.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-09-03

An Atlanta. AZ GO Walker street,
m. Kate Barto lies desperately ill,
parhapa dylnE. from a disease that
anrtors have agreed is pellagra-the
oruad -cornhread" disease.
We. An the case OF the sufferer, her
mlnf wandering. her tortured body
arawu b. periodical spasms, may per-
hnps b. found a complete refutation
a ths charge recently laid by science
a ~ door ot the great American pro-
asci. corn.
Pur Nrs. Barto has never eaten
enrubrcad.
o.. Prank 4. Eskricse. who has at
s~naed Nrs. BartO in her illness. was
lnaartiewed Monday morning by a
ouorEian repoTSer.
TyplesI PeIIasra
~ A. the most typical case of pei.
innra I have ever seen" said Dc. Es-
hriare Every symptom cores
uunas exactly with the latest expert
lnvesfiratioEs and diagnoses of the
unlaay. vas struck with the re
mnFkabls cisarness and distinctness
e ~ symptoms az my first diagno
e.. and you may imagine my surprise
uhen. after having settled in my Owl
mind hat the case was surely pella
M. Inquired n Mrs. Barto were no
accustomed % eating cornbread reg
ulnrly. and found that she had never
eafen o.. nor In fact. had she been &C
eusfomea Go eating regularly Of othel
ourn products
u could hardly doubt my diagnosis
- ronclu,ive were the symptoms
~. doubt ~ Z did. I'm Difference TO TIT
eplnions ~ present entertained b!
1870 ~ IN leading members of th'
madical profession.
Again rcing carefully over th'
symptoms. she only possible alternate
81 Which I could arrive was 'sprue,' ;
Maeass WITH quite similar symptoms
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-09-03

A fool there was who began TO swear
Even as you or ID.
AZ a shirt and a shoe and a shock OF
hair.
Eve called him the umpire, who was
not squared,
M ne fool be called him names for
fair.
Even as you or u.
CO. the balls we stop and the flies we
And our beautiful clean base hits
Thaf are spoiled by the upmire who
knows too much.
fhnd nov be knows that he knew too
much.
Dor Ne had 10 give him fts).
A Goni there VAS and a ball he fouled,
Even as you or ID.
To umpire yelled Fair" and the au-
dience howled,
fnut The umpire only glared and
ncoWledl.
wnGe che batter deeply and fercely
growled
- Even as you or ID
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-09-03

a snake family? No snake race sui
eide in that family was there?"
Mr.. Thompson declares that this
particular place seems to be infested
with rattlesnakes. Last year he kill
ed eighteen of them, and mis- kill yes
terday runs 1905 score up to eigh-
teen so far. The old snake in yester-
days kill measured six feet seven
inches.
Beyond his place one seldom hears
of a rattler.-Tampa Times.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-09-03
NlLgo SEVENTEEN RATTLE
SNAKES

-Tak about rattlesnakes and the
raulesnake farm al San Antonio,
Texas,~ says r. L. Thompson, who
ouus = forty acre farm not far from
IA Me Greek. why. have, or Tath-
m had. the original family of these
slpers on my place. Sunday killed
q family OF seventeen rattlers in one
hsle. sixteen young ones. with a rattle
ana each q butOn. How is that for
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-09-03

Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy is today the best
known medicine in use for the relief
and cure of bowel complaints. 1t
cures gripping, diarrhoea, dysentery,
and should be taken at the first I'M
natural looseness of the bowels. 1t is
equally valuable for children and
adults. 1t always cares. Sold by all
dealers. m
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-09-03
THE MPIRE"

, Oh, the wrath unspoke, and the
swears we choke,
And the excellent epithets,
Which belong to the umpire who
knows it all
THAT fool of an umpire who knows
it alb
And all of our game upsets!
The umpire with naughty pride was
filed,
(Even as you or -.
But that wasn't what the audience
willed,
CThey loudly demanded his blood be
spilled);
So some of him lived, but he mostly
was killed,
(Even as you or u.
And il wasn't the chump and it isn't
the gump
That makes us so awful mad
It's coming to know that he never can
Jump
(For his head is only a sodden lump
And his judgments always bad.
P. Mclaughlin, in New York World.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-09-03

Don't waste your money buying
plasters when you can get bottle of
Chamberlain's Liniment for twenty
five cents. a piece of flannel dampen-
ed with the liniment is superior to
any plaster for lame back, pains in
the side and chest, and much cheaper.
Sold by all dealers. ma
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-09-03

ol az oar sorts OF naive sports,
Ihis n tha very kins.
w. other game can show the same
Pr cent OF slaughfering?
~ vars alarm betOkens harm
Comparable 90 this.
NhFn down the pike the headlights
hike
T. leap q death abyss.
Ihe hockey knock viii give a shock
When someone on the ice
Mndeaxofs bis opponents phiz
Into small bits 20 slice.
~ What ~ this beside the bliss
When. a. the autos fy
AlunG the roads, your tank ex-
plodes.
And you are blown sky high?
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-09-03

When in Ocala don't forget Hogan's
Place. Tie will do all in his power to
make il pleasant for you. Hogan, the
whiskey man.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-09-03

The great steamships are still
shortening the distance between i've
Old and the New World.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-09-03
ON THE TRACK OF DEATH

nng The machine DEVILS
Nh1ft
Aa the dread ahead the hell
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-09-03

DON'T DRINK! But if you do, see
Hogan, and get the best that money
can buy. If it's a good drink, we have
- v
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-09-03

When you want a quick meal, drop
in Hogan's Cafe, where you'll find ev-
erytning in season on the bill of fare.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-09-03

And baseball, too, has risks not few;
The man as second base
Will rudely put his spike-soled foot
Upon a stealer's face.
But that is mild as play of child
Beside the joy immense
OF breaking necks in auto wrecks
Slambang against a fence.
The football lad, in armor clad,
Leaves trails upon the field
Chewed ears, gouged eyes, legs tori
crosswiSe
And noses roughly peeled.
But he's a babe, a mere gaZabe,
Beside the auto crack
Who's ripped complete from head tt
feet
When death sweeps down the track
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-09-03

Of flying dust
the Great Gray Trust?
of
Lea the the cruel cofns shape
= n World.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-05-13
La mnerte de
Bruno Gonzalez

De Rungc, Texas, nos infor--
man 10 siguicnte: !
FL LuneS 3 dc Mayo ai anocf1a.
Ger, i { millss al Sur de Rum
&c, cl americana Jim Tumlinsoh
dispard cuatro veces su pistola
contra Bruno Gonzalez, prodneisn
dole una mucrte iusiantaEea. Bra
no dcja Q dc fsmilia y su espo-
81. FL americana lego del pue-
bio v L. mandd 4 Bruno, que
deshojasr maiS, cstando 81 v u
M nina sobrina lie Gonzalez, llc-
nando un hnrril de aqua, y va
una vcz Bruno Ell 10 troje da O.
mcricano. SC dirgi6 este rumtto 4
la troic con Ia pistola en- Ia uaas
70 v escondida por detras del
cuerpo y llegG { hizo fuego. Sc
sabc de muy bueus fuente por
personas veridicas que Jim Turn
linson trat6 de comprarle 10 CO.
secha 4 Gon1aleE cn vida, pero
Gons!ilca nunra ic guiso vsndes
SUI partc ' csta fus Ia capsa
dc todo =.
Eli CORRESpONSAL
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-05-13
DeseubrimientO
de lln CrfHnen
--:O;-.-

El Professor Jas. II. Hystop,
miembro dc Ia Sociedad America
M de Investigaciones Psiquicas,
que juntamente con el DR.. Isaac
X. Funk, ha revelado muchos de
los misterios del espiritismo, re-
fiere en- Ia Reyista de Investiga-
clones Psiquicas, cl notable case
de Mrs. Susan Dellinger, de York,
Pa.
Ell Profesor Hyslop ha gaata-
do muchos amos de trabaio y de
esfnerzo en- su affn de deseui5ris
algunos hechos actuales, fehacien-
tes, que prueban la existencia de
un mundo de espiritus. En- el
case de Mrs. Dellinger cree haber
hallado un hecho material. Guar
do Il. Hooper y su hermano Cur
vim fueron asesinados juuto al ce
menterio de una pequeia iglesia
de York, tres j6venes fueron ar
restados y acusados por dicho de-
Ito. Mrs. Dellinger, conforme
dice el Professor Hyslop, sof6 dos
noches despues del crimen que g.
liza habia visto & uno de los pre-
slntos asesinos, Henry Snyder,
feeoger I'M revolver y arroiarlc
sobre Ia cerea de I'm cementerio,
yendo & caer al lado de una Sc
pl,ltnEa, sobre Ia cual lego en- sue
no un epitafio sobre la lapida.
AL referir su sueiio al hijo, Mra.
Dcllinger desoukri6 minusiosa-
mente d6nde habia ella visto en-
sueiios el revolver bizo notar
que este podia ser svisto destle
fuera de In cerca. Ell Miro fue
al cementerio y eucontr6 el arTna
homicida donde ella habia indica-
do. Snyder despues confes6 oil
jefe de policia, segun 81 Professor
Hyslop, y declare que 81 habia dis
puesto del revolver exactamen
te de Ia nauera descrita por Mra.
Dellinger en- su vision. La am
terror relaci6n esta tomada de mn
despacho dc New York con fecha
5 de Mayo.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-05-13

NmOvimiento de los Grcmios de
trabajadorcs dc America v van
reducicndo gradualmentc Il In
clase trabajadora americana i IL
No condici6n de peonajc brutal.
En- dicha lista publicnremos de-
5talladamcntc los nombres de los
napitalistas Y hls inversioncs. En-
esta lista har6mos yer con toda
eyidencia, la .raz6n por que Mr..
William Randolph Hearst, el tan
decantado champion del pueblo
bajo pcrmancce silencioso en- me-
dio de este supreme esfuerzo por
salvar lns vidas de los patriotas
meSicanOs, v p0r que no sc atre-
VIC 4 publican nj IN articulo con-
denatoEio dc este malhadado sis
tema dc peonaje. Sc descorre-
faI cl velo de este misterio pro-
bando que Mr.. Hearst es un pro-
pietariO, que dispone dc peones
y uno dc los amigos de Dfaz, ,cons
pirador juntamente con el. o.
tros items ell esta lista hardn la
lectura cxtrcmadamcnte intere
aante para cl pueblo americana
En- ella Sc vera 4 simple vista In
raz6n, por que guarda silencio la
prehsa capitalista; por que Dfaz
intenta asesinar 4 Mag6n; porI
que el peohaie florece ell Mexi-
co y por quG les convene en- to.
dos .sentidos que este pals sea n.
i Estados Unidos.
Esta iista es el secreto del po-
der que hay detrds dc Ia perse-
encarcelamientos Y pro-
yectado asesinato de los patrio-
tas mcxicanos.
Los trabajadores americanos es-
tan profundamente interesados|
en- cstn situaci6n mcxicana. La
oscura v tenebrosa de los
fnturOs acontecimientos sc cicrne
sobre todos cllos.
Este alcrta para el pr6ximo MI
nero del appeal" e cuendo U.s.
ted 10 reciba, repartklo entire sls
vecinos V mllGstreles este escan-
daloso relate, cuyas figuras GEN.
tralcs son los capitalistas ameri-
eanos el sanguinario despota del
V del cual ellos no dieen
nj una palabra en- sus peri6dicos
APPEAL TO RI
AS0N
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-05-13
FL dfa de las Madres
-:Q:-

La madre, el unico ser, sobre
la TERRA, que Sc mira con admi-
raci6n y amor afectuoso, In ma
Dire, la unica que ha devorado mu
chas penas oeultas, por eausa de
su hijo 8 de su hija, sc vic honra-
ds de un modo sentimental en- to
do el pals, dedicandosele un dia
en- su obseguio. FL Domingo pa
sado fue designado para In OBJ.
servancia del Dia dc las Madres.
FL objeto del Dia de las Madres
es honrar & "la meior madre que
jam6s ha vivido y pagar I'M tri-
buto de carinoso resuerdo."
lie blanca clavellina, cuya blan.
cura es simbolo dc purcza; su
forma, siRnifica hermosurn Sill
fraganeia, amor; su ancho campo
de creeimiento, caridad,y sus cua
lidadcs duraderas, Ia fidelidad, re
presenta todos los attributes de In
verdadcra madre.
Esta fiesta no es exclusive dc
secta, credo . denomination al
guna Y todas las clsses Y credos
son invitados 4 observar este dia.
Basth solo llevar una clavellina
. cualquier otra flor blanca en-
seiial de estima Y recuerdo de Ia
madre, viva 6 muerta. Esta
fiesta SO ha venido ohseryando
en- Ia partc oriental dc los Esta.
dos Unidos, pero cl tcma es tan
general, que ya Sc ha extendido
q todos los Estados Unidos v sc v
extcndiendo & tadas las nacin.-
mes. ...
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-05-13
En- Buenos Aires
-.-:O:--

Segnn lin despacllo de- Buenos
Aires, la celebration del primerC
de Mayo, 5 sea dc In fiesta 80.
cialista dc los trabaj jadores, result,
to en- seis grandes demostracio-
nes monstruos de las diferentcs
uniones de trabnjndores Y en-. u.
na formidable lucha entire los ma
nifestantes y la policia, en- qut
Perdieron la vida s indiyiduo
Y mas de quinientos heridos. Sc
gun una relaci6n Official, un grupo
dc anarquistas dispar6 contra Ia
policia, hiriendo & cinco oficia-
les. La policin cargo sobre los
asaltantes con sabaes desenvaina-
dos y rev6lvers. Dispar6 contra
la multitud, descaFgando con sps
sables & diestra y siniestra. Gin
co de los amotinados murieron,
docc resultaron gravemente he
ridos y mas de una veintena es-
caparon con heridas ligeras. La
policfa logro dispersar la multi
tud. Una gran masa de gen
te sc reuni6 frente al hospital, 6
donde habian sido trasladados los
heridos, avanzaron hacia este en-
actitud amenazante, pidiendo que
los heridos fueran entregados a
sus amigos; pero Ia policia volvi6
q dar otra descarga, logrando des
pejar la plaza. eAlgunos de los
heriaos murieron por la noche.
El numero de heridos sc calcula-
ba en- mas de 500. Ell conflic-
to entire Ia policia y los mani
fue Provocado por un|
anarquista que dispar6 contra un
matandole el caballo 6
hiriendo al ginete. Cuando la
policin hizo La descarga, huGo uni
gran tiroteo de fusil, y en- menos
de cinco minutes las GALES Sc GU.
brieron dc muertos y .heridos, hui
yendo los demas manifestantes|
en- todas direceiones. So hicie-
ron Setenta orrestos.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-05-13
Magnates Multados

I'll Administrator w. s. rHar.
Ian, dc la Madcreria jackson
de Lockhart, Ala; Robert Gal,
lagher, asistente superintendent
de Ia misma Y. tres de los capata-
ces de la compania, han sido con.
dcnados 4 difercntcs penas de pri-
sion v multa por la Corte de Cir
quito de Estados .Unidos. acusa-
dos dc conspiraci6n de eometer
delito dc Peonaje.
FL Administrators tcndra cue
cumplir Is mescs en- Ia Peniten-.
ciaria dc Atlanta y pagar una
multa de $4,000; el .Asistentc Su.
perintendentc, Is naeses de ear.
Gel y $1,000; cl DR.. w. f. Ora
a., veterinario y ci sobreestante
Huggins, II meses y una multa
de 81 900.