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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-01
JAPAN BUSINESS
MEN COMING

Fifty prominent manufacturing
and commercial centers in the United
States will be visited by so represen-
tative japanese bankers, importers,
educators. legislators and trade ex-
perts and their wives and secretaries
during September October and No
vember, making the ocean to ocean
tour in special trains as guests of the
chambers of commerce of Seattle,
Portland, Tacoma and Spokane. The
party will be accompanied by 5 rep
resentatives of the four commercial
organizations and Is government
trade experts, leaving Spokane the
middle of September, after visiting
Seattle, Portland and Tacoma. These
cities are included in the itinerary
Washington. D. c., Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
Worcester, Brockton, Lowell. Lynn,
Cambridge. Fall River. Providence,
Schenectady, Ithaca, Buffalo, SYRIA
cuse, Rochester, Niagara Falls, Pitts
burg, Bethlehem, Detroit, Grand
Rapids, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Indi-
annapolis, Gary, Chicago. Milwaukee,
Madison, St Paul, Minneapolis, SUI
perior, Duluth and the iron ore
ranges, ST. Louis, Omaha, Kansas
City, Fargo, Denver and Salt Lake
City. Several cities in the south,
Including New Orleans, and points in
California, the Dakotas, Montana
and other western states will also
be visited if the present plans are
adopted by the arrangement COM
mittee.
Frederick E. Goodall, president OF
the Spokane chamber of commerce,
who has just returned from an ex-
| tended trip to make arrangements
for the reception and entertainment
of the Japanese party, in the east
announces that the government, rail-
roads, banks and commercial organ
izations are cooperating with the
western chamber of commerce &c
make the tour benefit to the entire
country.
1T is likely that several mining
numbering, fruit and grain districts
in the northwest will be visited" Mr.
Goodall added, but nothing definite
about that can be said at this time
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-01

We know something of ourselves,
of thea verage man, of his thoughts,
passions, fears and aspirations, some
thing of his sorrows and his joys, his
weakness, his liability to fall, some
thing of what he resists-the strug-
giles, the victories and the failures of
his life. We know something of the
circuits of the wayward winds-but
We do not know where the wild
storms are born that reck and rend.
Neither do we know in what strange
reals the mists and clouds are formed
that darken all the heaven of the
mind, nor from whence comes the
tempest of the brain in which the
will to do, sudden as the lightning S
flash, seizes and holds the man until
the dreadful deed is done that leaves
a curse upon the soul.
We do not know. Our ignorance
should make us hesitate. Oou weak
ness should make us merciful
1 can not more fittingly close this
address than by quoting the prayer
of the Buddhist: Il pray thee to
have pity on the vicious; thou has
already had pity on the virtuous by
making theb so?
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-01
NEW LAW REGARD
|NG SALOONS
WENATCHEE LIQUOR DEALERS
MAKING WRY FACES OVER
GERS WILL ENFORCE TT.

Saloon proprietors here are MAX
ing wry faces over the new law TAX
ing effect June IL which compels
them to remove screens and shades
from the doors and windows of their
resorts. The section referred to
reads:
Every person being the owner OF
manager of, or an employee in, any
drinking saloon, who shall obstruct
the view of the inside thereof from
the outside by means of any screen
shade, or other devices, on any day
Ishall be guilty of a misdemeanor."
Both County Prosecuting Attorney
Kemp and Sheriff Ferguson declare
they will enforce the law to the let
ter
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-01
Fun Theater Closed for Two Weeks

Albin & Taylor, the new managers
of the Fun Theater, announce that
their house will be closed for two
weeks They will make a few alter
atoms, add some decorations and
otherwise improve the theater, hav-
ing in mind particularly the comfort
of their patrons during the hot
weather period
The last performance was given
Saturday night to capacity audiences
With the improvements about to be
made the Fun theater is certain to be
more popular than ever when it is re-
opened the middle of June.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-01
REAL ESTATE MEN
DISSOLVE
MESSRS. KNOWLES AND LUCIA
WISH WILL EACH MAINTAIN
SEPARATE OFFICES FOR THE
HANDLING OF REAL ESTATE.

The firm of Knowles & Lucavish
was dissolved today by mutual con-
sent. Both men will still continue
in the handling of real estate A. E.
Knowles will occupy the Offices of
the old firm and Mr.. Lucavish will
have the middle office in the new
Harlin building being erected on
Orondo avenue. Both men are re-
liable dealers and have had their
proportion of the realty business in
this city.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-01

Mrs. E. H. D. Webb, who has been
Ill for the last two weeks, is improv-
ing.
Lem Ward spent yesterday in Cash
mere on business.
Mrs. Myrtle Prowell returned to
Seattle yesterday.
Jim Taylor and Will johnson left
for Seattle to spend the summer.
Glare Bradford and wife of Cash
mere are spending few days in this
city.
Jack Fisher went to Leavenworth
on business yesterday.
c. F. Mitchell and wife left for
Seattle last night to attend the open
ing day OF the A.-Y.-P. exposition.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-01

Monday-with special features for
each day. Neither Leavenworth,
Cashmere nor Wenatchee have plan
ned anything special for this day,
and during the past few days great
many people have signified their in
sention of going to Chelan for this
occasion. 1t is stated that there is
to be good ball games. good horse
races, good speeches and everything
provided for making the Fourth of
July big occasion.
1t is said that the c. & o. Steam
boat company is planning on running
excursion boats to Chelan Falls and
that special rates will be announced
later, making the trip an inexpensive
lone.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-01
EGGIMAN BUYS AN INTEREST
Purchased George Harman's Interest
i'm the Wenatchee Woodwork.
ing Company.

C. F. Eggiman, of the Fern Candy
Kitchen, yesterday purchased from
George Hartman a one-half interest in
the Wenatchee Woodworking COM
pany. MIR. Eggiman will still remain
in the Candy Kitchen, although he
will have charge of the books. John
Compton will have charge of all the
work.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-01
TO SPEND FOURTH
At CHE[Ak
NOT TO CELEBRATE
INDEPENDENCE DAY THIS
GOING TO CHELAN,

So far Chelan is the only city in
the county that has made any pre-
parations for the Fourth of July. The
citizens of that thriving little COM
munity have announced a three days
lebration-Saturday Sunday and
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-01
Death of Child.

Blanche, the beloved daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. w. Yeager
Jr., died Monday, aged one year and
four days. Friends are invited to
attend the funeral Wednesday, June
y, 1909, at o'clock, from the We
Inatchee Undertaking parlors.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-01

Billy Wheeler, the popular gar
dener, won't work for his board any
more unless he can have Folger's
Golden Gate Coffee served him. *s*
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-01

A. Cellar, of Brewster, who spent a
few days in this city, returned home
this morning.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-01
Will Visit Germany.

G. Haider and family leave tomor-
row morning for Germany They ex-
pect to be gone two months.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-01

c. n. Meredith and family will oc-
cupy Mr. Johnson's house on Miller
street this summer.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-01

r. S. Kieser and wife, of the Gem
Cafe, returned from Seattle yester-
day.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-01

10000 post cards of every conceiv-
able kind on sale at one cent each,
at The Bazaar. sss
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-01
DRINKS Still Coming Up.
Justice Palmer had i've common.
ordinary DRINKS before him yester-
day and three this morning.

Arthur Pence, shipped 80 head of
cattle for the Bellingham market.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-01

Harry William drove down from
Chelan Saturday.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-15

inmovil; oSclla un POGO So estremece
4 In mas pcqueha variaci6n de Ia co
rricnte de airc, parece realmentc nm
paiaro vivo luchando contra la tormcn-
In.
Otro eNpcrmcnto de NJ. Deprcz es
Fl siguicntc: una pcquena lamlna me
tilica aniIoga Il la anterior va unida
4 nm carrito de rueda sobrc rallies nell
nados V que Subcn hasta ei fuclle; Sc
di In debida inclinaci6n In lamlna,
V Sc ye cntonccS 4 todo el aparato dlrl-
girsc "hacia' el orificio, con tai impe-
tn. que produce ruido al chocar contra
Fl fuelle, y sin embargo, este produce
una cnrrienie de airc dc tai viOlencia
quc apcnaS Sc pucdc conscrvar la mano
dclantc.
De todo 10 dicho Sc saca In conclu-
sion de que puedcn construirse aeropla-
nos "sin motor" Y que fuera de un
TEMPO absoutamentc Iibrc de alrc, Sc
RI possible dirigirloS ir de I'm lado Il
otro. como las aves, cerniendose. Para
clio baStara lanzarSe de un sitio baStan-
te cIcvado.
Los brazoS y las picrnas de un hom-
brc. al volar por este sistcma, scran su-
ticientcs para zanzibar la incllnaci6n
de las alas del acroplano y hasta para
moyctlas 10 bastante en- case de urgen-
cia Immediate.
81 Sc conStruye un aeropIano de este
g6nero " seguramcnte llegar3 4 cons
fruirsc1 con materiaIes tan elemental
les como los que usa Wilbur Wright,
como "a paYte eostosa Y complicada, el
motor, quedar1 suprimida, Sc podr5 de
nominar a aparato "cl aeroplano del
nohre
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-15

etc. Aprovechando su buen apetlto,
los norteamcricanOs van 4 emplcarloS
para limpiar de toda vegctaeion anchas
faias dc tcrreno alrcdcdor de los boS-
ques, con la cual Sc conSegulri que. ~
uno de cstos So incendia, no So propa-
cue 81 fucgo Il los inmcdiatoS por falta
de- combuStibIc. Al cfccto. So hace pas
tar i las cabras lo largo de una zona
dc doscicntos cincucnta metros de am
rhura, pcrmitiendolas que CONAN todo
ruanto quicran. haSta dcjar Il Suelo pc
lado.
81 el eXpcrimento da huenoS rcSulta-
dos. las cabras sc llcvarin ucgo !; Ca
lifornia para dedicarlaS Il la dcStruc-
ION de los chaparralcS como llaman
en- cl pals las grandes masaS de arhuS
toS arbollloS Silvestrcs que. propa
candoSc con asombrosa raprdcz. Sc cX-
'icndc uhasta los campoS Y acaban por
matar todo 81 cultivo. 4
Pcro 10 mas notable y 10 que mejor
1emucStra el scntldo pr1ctico de los
vanquiS. cS Ia election que 6stos han
hccho dc una raza especial de cabraS.
lie las cabras de Angora, para lIevar q
cabo el trabajo dc roturaciou Y aisla-
Iamiento La cabra de Angora, facil De
aclimatar en- cualquier pals da una la
IA riquiSima. una lechc superior y una
.arne mu! parccIda a la del cordero,
lc modo que a la vez que sirven para
'vitar los grandes incendios en- los bos-
mcs cstos auimaitos pueden ser una
'mportante fuente lie riqueza para q
pals
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-15
Fl aprol|aoo del po're
VOLADCRES SIN MOTOR

rontempialio las cyoiuciones del q
4an "a dfa i. re.@aa So le t. .
ola nteha. fara.cl @s.1., eon las af
etpadr4a a5 saaz4r an yeatid
.ontrario al del >ieuto con solo cam
biar Geeram.lto IA inclinaci6n.
NJ Marcel Deprez. academico de las
C.iancias de- t,rancia ba encontrado Ia
formula matematica que permitc com
prender Dc oue modo una hoia repre-
~entan.lo 81 ala dc nm ave Y sostenien-
10 un peso repro~entaodo Il tuerDo,
.aada ser arr,t4frada ,ro,In IA ioclina-
oi6u ou,e 49, J.. ~ nor una corriente de-
aira ra4i~tir 5ilba corrieote nerma-
ae.ar f,a / ..r y rnntrario dirioirs..
contra - yi4nto
Fn uno d. las exoerineu1oS oue rea
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fnalics ro,iela~ nor /, o1ectriciaad
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-15

Se trata de un asunto fautastaco. ms
pirado cn an simaeivau ya pasada de
fnoda. ri .aana#or na. escrlto ia par
titura del AneeI1s en- an pr6logo i
euairo actos.
Ei pr6logo s. desarro1a ga M mo-
naster-o. daude un aueiaao fraie en-
trcgado sus estndlos investigated
ps.s. acaba de avereuar donde S. en-
cucntra cierta mli8grosa hierba de la
que puede desfiiat~e Il elixir De larea
vlda. Entusaemado Jisp6uesc reco-
hrar Su perdlda i'ventud. cuando ha-
re 81 aparci6u Fl Angel dc la uuer-
ge. que trata dc disuadirle.
Los razonamientos lei Angel DE- IA
nsuerte coneeneen il fraiic sobre todo
sI oIrie decir que IS una locura qucrer
suStraerse 4 ias leye, diyInas. nmuta-
aics eternas.
III anciauo fraile reuuncia. pucs. q
.provecharse d. sa dcscubrimiento.
Sin embargo. coufia este Francis.
A. Jovcm uovicio. Al -uai da detaIlcs
y ha-e Ia reselael0m con obJeto dc que
81 descubrimiento no 81 pierda des-
pBss de Al muerte. que q presiente "a
may proxima.
~ novicio decide nnarchar en- lBuSca
de Ia milagroSa hierba - despide del
sncIano fraiIc partc-
Francis, en- Su isrga peregrinaeI0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-15

llcga Il una aldea EN- fiesta, en- dondc Sc
dcticne Il reposar.
AIdcanoS aldeanas cantan Y bailan
'on arrcgIo sus tradicioncS, Y por bro
ma. Ia hora del bale, una linda mu
chacha. Ia mas linda muchacha del In
gar, eligc 4 Francis por principe de la
DANA le ofrccc 81 puesto de honor
cn la fiesta
III jovcn novicio no cStaba prcpara
do todavia para este genero de Scduc
clones. V So cnamora locamcute de la
aIdcana. Su passion as correspondents
en- el acto Sigliicntc. Y ambos j6vcnes
Sc Juran amor, Sc cambian promesaS Y
olvidan todo para no pensar en- otra co
sa que en- su felicidad.
Pero de pronto Suenan las canpanaS
de la crnita, que tocan el "Angelus y,
la sagrada promesa hecha al anciano
fraiIe Sc scpara de SUI amada Y pro
mcte volvcr en- seguida con 81 elixir de
la inmortalidad.
va lIega al termino de su viajc En-
un bosque sagrado, cuStodiado por ha.
das ninfaS. esta la herba miIagroSa
Las ninfas Green que aquel Jovcn quo
lIega hasta elias cs un semidios, le en-
Senan ei lugar donde Ia hierba crecc
lc rindcn homcnaje Y le festejan ANA
bIes Francis Sc apodera del precios
teSoro y huge. ...
Nnfas Y hadas deScubren cntonce,
cl engano y Ie maidicen:' pero ahora
Francis csta scgnro dc la VIDA, dc Ia
iuvantud, del amor; y orguloso desc
fla al cieio. que NADIA puede contra tl
Cuando regrcSa IA aldea para nur
Sc d Reatrlz IL aldeana Que cnferm<
dc sentlmienlo al verIe partir, haIIa@'
lnoribunda Trata entonees Francis q
darle Il elixir immortal, dc uuevo ha
ec va aparse6n Il Anee h. la Iaucrte
que 10 imp'de
Ecatriz mncre antics de Que 81 ansad'
h@sa podldo funinistrarla u remel
d. Ia vida
l4oco de dolor. dies sporadic, ei loeer
aoveio maIdiee Ia >da qnieie ua.s
Sc para slcmpre con Ia qaeuda moe
tn. para 10 eual ntcnta suicldar>e II
Angel IL IA Mucrta 81 niega 4 tmC
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-15
C. GONZALEZ CLIFFORD
: CabraS contra IncpDdiOS

Para comcluir de uua yez con cSos
ierribles imcendioS que dc vcz on cuan-
do dcStruycn cn America bosques en-
tcros on una extension de ccntcnares
de Kilometres cradrados. Il gobieruo
dc JOS Esiad0s lImidos va cmplear an
proecdiniento realmemtc curioso: II
aisIamicnto por medic De las cabras
Sabido * que cstos slmpaiicos rII-
mIamtes devoran toda substancia We
geiai que cneucniran 4 su aicance. 10
mTSmo - son hoias que - - trata dc
rauss euteras. de eorfezas. de raiccs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-15

III hbreto de "a opera Is ntere~aute
pcro aburr,do, porque sus autores han
diluido 81 asunto, hacienda NADIA menos
que un proloeo y enatro actos Este
ha sldo su error m1s erande, scgdn Ia
uuanime opinion del p1jbtco que asis-
tia Al sensational estrcno,
La parttura Ianguideee del mi~mo
modo que Il libreto No obstante Ia
tentativa rcaiizada por q compoStor
Nayller organis1a del colegio he Cam
bridge, ha sido recibida por la critIca
con simpatia beuevoIencia
I nosotros hemos saiido De Convent
Garden hucltndonos una pregunta.
Como cn un pals tan afcionado a la
m,i>iea ue hay musicos!
C. GONZALEZ CLIFFORD
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-15
Numero 1O9
En- honor a ChapI

Con motive del entierro del genial
composition lirico Ruperto Chapi, cuya
muerte ha sido tan hondamente sent.
da por todas las claSes sociales, lIenan.
do de luto el arte espaIol, el insigne
poeta Salvador Rueda, public6 en- M
Lberat, de Madrid, Ia bella composici6n
que tranScrbimoS;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-15
4 los snscriptNrs Y AenIes

Para la buens marcha de ests ADM
distraction, no sdmitimos Atlas de
sucripciones este diariS"slno desde
n primero de cada mes. Las BAJAS
se avisarkn los dias 30 & 81; advir--
i&ndose que las que Sc dieren con pos
eerioridad no Sc tomaran en- cuenta
nj surtiran efecto en- la contabhidad
hasta ell dfa 1ltimo del mes slgmen'
C. al en- que SO soliciten.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-15
a S1Ia mayor del nunIO

Los americanos no satlSfochoS con
enor las easas mas atlas los ferro-
arriles mas veloccs s. envanccan aho-
IN de- contar con Ia s.lla mas graade
slel mundo. Este aSiento d. gigant 5
.iaboradoS con trUnoos De arbol,S. ha
sido construido por un propietario dc
Gardner (Estados tInidoS), So le-
vanta en ia linea divisoria del ferro-
.arr1 que airavicsa dicha region
Desde muy lpj0s, los viai rOs dlvi-
san las letras del anunciO iHscritas en-
j siIlon monumental. Aparte dc es-
te practice recIamo. la gigantesca 81
Ia no tlone nInguna otra tinalidad, co
mo no sea la Extravaganza dd que
Ia ha iieado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-15
DETRAS DEL MUERTO

~" wv ihlidgTp NlFiIlo.
cada bella partitura
Sc tranSforma en- In hcrmosura
de I'm musical remolino:
remoIlno trasluciente
de pajaroS ideaIes
que dibuian cspirales
en- el GRO del ambientc
"Circe' derrama sus notas
como I'm vase palpitante
en- I'm torbeIIino errante
de lirlcas gaviotas.
"Curro Vargas Sc despliega
y abre slIS alas divinas
en- chorro de eolondrinas
que al cello girando llcga.
LA rempestad, - hccha rosa,
estalla grande y extensa
en- una explosion inldausa
de vividas lnariposas
De la Bruia Sc leyanta
IN haz de mondrds sonoro,
ignal que un taiio dc oro
que al cielo Sc encumbr9 y cant
'MargarIta ia Tornera
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-05-04
KILLS HIS NEPHEW.
Boy and Aunt Were Being Arraigned
in Police Court.

DR.. G. X. Boyajian, an Armenian,
a few days ago shot and fatally
wounded his nephew, Harotoon Gas
tanian, while the latter was being
arraigned in police court with his
aunt, the physicians wife, at De-
troit,. Mich, on statutory charge.
DR.. Boyajian fired four shots at
his nephew, three Of which found
their mark. He then turned the re-
volver on his wife and fired the two
remaining bullets at her. A news
paper artist saved the woman's life
by pushing her into vacant jury
room.
Mrs. Boyaiian, who is %, and her
23-year-old nephew were arrested
the night before. Boyajian told a
remarkable story of his discovery of
the alleged relations between his
wife and nephew, whom he had
brought from his home at Lynn,
Mass, and was educating in a local
medical college. His suspicious were
first aroused by having his wife
murmur his nephew name in her
sleep. The doctor summoned a law
yer and questioned her. Hla de-
cares that she made a full confess
sion. He then swore out warrants
for the couples arrest. When the
case was called and Justice LETTERS
ordered Gastanian to rise, Boyajian
whipped out the revolver and fired.
One bullet entered the young man $
back; another penetrated his wrist,
and a third in his hand. He fell to
the floor as the doctor turned the
revolver towards his wife.
The widest excitement prevailed
in the court room as bystanders and
officers jumped for the maddened
husband, who was arrested.
Gastanian died shortly after.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-05-04
DOOMED TO DIE
NEW ORLEANS DETECTIVE AID
yISED OF PLOT.
Officer Dantonio Says He Will Con-
tinue Efforts to Run Down Mem
bcrs CT the Society.
tinue Efforts t

The 5ec;aratiol of Sicilian ar
rested in Chicago Saturday night
that th'c. detectives Of The United
States, oetrosino, Longabarti and
Dantonio, had been marked for death
by the Black Hand society was not
the first intimation that Detective
John Dantonio of New Orleans, one
of the three officers mentioned, had
received of a contemplated attempt
on his life.
A few days ago he was advised
by friend in Chicago that there was
plot on foot to kill him.
Il am not at all disturbed" said
Dantonio, land l propose to contin-
ue every effort to bring Black Hand
criminals to justice in the future,
as l have done in the past"
Dantonio has played conspicuous
part in rounding up Black Hand
criminals in New Orleans since his
occupancy for several years of a
place on the local detective depart
ment.
While he would make no state
ment concerning the matter, it is
thought he has been an important
factor in the discovery Of facts that
might have a bearing on the assassi-
nation Of Detective PatrOSinO in
Italy.
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Miss Webb relates how Mr.. Trow-
bridge persuaded four Zebetis to go
with him to the government house
to demand protection. Two of them
deserted him on the way. declaring
that they were afraid of being killed
by Armenians.
In concluding her narrative, Miss
Webb says:
The British consul sent a mes
sage to the governor Friday that if
this thing was not stopped he would
demand of the government and the
commander OF the troops satisfactory
explanation. Whether or not they
were powerless to stop the dreadful
work before this | do not know, but
anyway then it was stopped. we
hear that because of the disturbance
in Constantinoplc the authorities in
Adana did not know which side to
Join. so they simply let things take
their course and permitted the Turks
and Armenians to fight it out be-
tween them"
Miss Elizabeth Webb. who gives
the vivid narrative of the fighting at
Adana, was sent to Turkey in 1908
by the American board of commits
sioners for foreign missions. ~
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Three miles from Houser Junction
last Friday night two highwaymen
held up and robbed the Northern Pa
cific passenger train No. 8.
The robbers cut the engine and
one mail car from the train, shot
twice at the fireman, ordered him
from the engine, put revolver to
Engineer Whittellesey's head and
compelled him to send the engine
ahead.
The other bandit took the place
of the fireman. AS the train passed
through Hauser the telegraph oper-
ator, suspecting it was hold-up no.
titled Spokane While the mail car
was being robbed later at point
between Trent and Yardley, Pa,
posses were being formed by the Of
ficials at Spokane and Rathdrum.
The engine and mail car ran by
the signals at Trent, but had not
appeared at Yardley at midnight.
The booty was registered mail, but
how much is not known.