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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-31
GREAT NORTHERN
SW|NDLED
(By United Press)

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 31.--Fraud-
ulent disposition of free passes has
cost the Great Northern Railway
Co. upwards of 100000 in the past
four years, it is alleged, as a result
of organized system, supposed to
extend throughout the west. Spe-
cial Agent A. l.. Ray has been
working on the case for the rail
road over a year. Two arrests
have been made, Paul Carbon, St
Paul saloonkeeper, and an employ
ment agent of Grand Forks, n. D.,
being taken in custody accused of
disposing of passes. Investigators
allege the passes were purloined
from the maintenance of ways de-
partment and sold to employment
agents and others shipping labor
ers over the road.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-31
MA TIONAL SUPERINTENDENT
OF w. c. T.U HERE

Mrs. ]. NJ Graham of New York,
national superintendent of the w.
c. T. u, a woman prominent in the
equal suffragist movement. is in
this city and is spending a few
days as the guest of Mrs. F. e.
Michaels at her home, E49 Euclid
avenue.
Four years ago, when Mrs. Ora
ham was in Spokane, she held sew
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-31

There is still a chance to get on
the Spokane police for any likely
young man that can measure up to
the standard in brains and Drawn.
The first batch of % applicants
examined to fill the 10 positions of
patrolmen created by the city coun-
Gil proved to be long on muscle but
short on mental qualifications, and
as a result another examination
will be held Monday morning by
Police Commissioner Teurke to fill
three of the 10 places as yet re-
naming untitled.
In setting the standard of mental
attachments necessary the police
commissioners agreed that the ap-
plicants should be required to make
an average Of so per cent in the ex-
animation. Only 10 made this aver
age and of these it was found that
two We're disqualified in the phys
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-31
$4,000 Nc v
PEOPLE: IN
'O9SH()WN

Figures compiled this afternoon
by Alexander McCallum, book
keeper in the tapping department
of the water office show that 3017
new water services were installed
during the present year, as against
2344 last year.
Figuring on the basis of an aver
age of six people to the tap, it
means an increase of population for
the year of over $4,000, or close to
100000 people at the present time.
The number of taps this year was
2606, as against 2142 last year.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-31
WILL PAY WATER RENT ONLY
THREE TIMES A YEAR HEREAFTER

After January 1 the water con-
sumers of Spokane will pay water
rent but three times year as
against four times at the present.
This means that the water pay
ments when made will be larger,
as one more month will be added
to each payment.
This step is necessary because
of the growth in the number of
water consumers, which has called
for the formation of another water
collection district. Hereafter the
water districts will be formed as
follows:
The first district will comprise
all of the city east of Division and
south of Sprague avenue and will
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-31

be payable February, June and
October.
The second district remains I'M
changed and will pay in March,
July and November. 1t embraces
all that part of the city west of
the center of Division street and
south of the Spokane river.
The third district, embracing
that part of the city west of the
center of Division and north of
the river will pay in April, August
and December.
The fourth district, embracing
all east of the center of Division
street and north of the center of
Sprague avenue, will pay in
January, May and September.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-31
Masquerade Car
nival

Okdtin9 tne Oiu year Out ana
the New Year In.
Although tie custom of
New Years eve watch par
ties is very old, each season
there is always new way of
celebrating the occasion. In
Spokane this year one of the
largest events of the kind
ever given in the northwest
is being planned by the Prin-
cess Rink management. The
old year will be skated out
and the new year ushered in
with masquerade larger
than ever before known to
the skating world. There
have been many large mas
querades given on roller
skates in this city, and they
are always popular, but this
event will eclipse all others
In costumes, fun, originality
and attendance. The big
rink will be arranged to COM
fortably seat 5000 spectators,
and there will be four ticket
offices. AS an inducement to
naskers and to encourage
originality IL elegant prizes
will be given, and every
Characterization imaginable
may be expected.
The rink management and
skaters are cooperating to
make the New Years eve
masquerade one to be Iona
remembered and to over
shadow any previous attempt.
The event will be full of new
features, one of which will be
the big street parade that
night, In which maskers will
participate. There will be
two complete bands combined
In one, and the event win
rival a real Mardi cras, and
u Is urged that all reserve
their skates early. The new
year will be welcomed with a
Vim that will ring during the
entire new year. To further
accommodate the skaters, a
number Of private dressing
rooms are being arranged at
the rink. The Princess 10 the
largest rink and has the
greatest seatlnu capacity Of
any auditorium In the north.
Wssf, and plans are being
made to even tax lts capacity
q the New Years Eve
! Masque Carnival.
There Will be one session,
and the festivities will com.
uenes 81 7 and continue until
after midnight.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-31
PAVED AVENUE
TO THE EAST

The property owners in the south
east part of the city have in con-
temptation a long line of street
paving that will extend from the
business section of the city to the
bluff. This paving will be laid on
the new Southeast boulevard and
will run from the beginning of the
boulevard to Eighteenth avenue,
above the hill overlooking the Alta
mont district. Over one-half of the
lot owners have already signed
for II. ~ 's'' ~ He y. =
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-31
THREE EMPTY WH|SKEy BOTTLES
PARTLY EXPLAIN THE SUICIDE

who was about 40 years of age,
took his life. was clasped in his
hand.
Nothing is known of the past of
Brunszk, other than that he regis
tered at the hotel on Sunday, giving
his home as Spokane. The Japan
csc porter at the hotel said this
morning that he had seen the lod-
ger last on Tuesday, and it is pos
sible that he may have been dead
since that time
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-31
TURKISH OFFICIAL
IS ASSASS|NATED
(By United Press)

CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. 81
News was received here today of
the assassination Tuesday of Has
sen Thin Pasha, governor general
of Yomen valley, while en- route
from Sana to the Red sea. Hassen
was recently charged by young
Turks with being responsible for
granting valuable concessions and
franchises to foreigners without
sufficient return to Turkey. His
assassination is directly attributed
to this suuabble. There are no de-
tails of the crime.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-31
Colossal
Masque
Carnival

Climax in Creation of Curious
Characters and Costumes.
Masquerades on skates
have advantages seldom real
lied by many people in. that
they afford people an oppor-
tunity of being (for a few
hours) what they are not.
Also the opportunity to work
out their ideas and imperson-
ate their pet Characters
kings, queens, lords and
dukes. Ofte ntimes a young
man attends a theater and
sees a comic character, which
he believes his vivid imagin.
alton can improve upon. In
fact, actors and character
comedians often get valuable
tips at masque skating carni-
walls. Roller skating carnivaIs
are popular in this city and
this is due to their high cali
Der, in being presented by
the Princess Rink. These
events are always very hu-
morous, as there is something
comical happening every
minute. Tho pretty cos
tunes Of colonial characters
are always prize winners.
However, a masquerade
would not be complete with
out its full quota Of clowns.
Weary WilIies, cowboys and
girls, Topsies, Sis Hopkins,
Hottentetes, Dutch and Irish
comedians, Willie boys, Hap
Ply Hooligan, Red Riding
Hood, bIackface rube, skele-
tons, Teddy Bears and hun.
dreds of others.
The big watch party and
masquerade at the Princess
Rink New Years eve Ito.
mighty will have all of these
features, and many more, it's
slogan being, bigger than
the biggest" or the largest
carnival known to the skat-
ing world. The rink Is ar
ranged to take care Of 5000
people, there being several
private dressing rooms in the
rink. Never was so much In
terest before shown In an
event of this kind. 1t has cal
iber and is high class, yet
every minute will be bub.
bling over with mirth.
There will be but one ses-
sion, from 7 to after mid
night, and II elegant prizes
will be given for best cos
tunes. i,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-31

eral meetings and did great deal
of work among the postmen, rail
roadmen and in the different shops
here and at Hillyard. This time,
however, she is suffering from a
throat affliction and will not be
able to speak.
Mrs. Graham will go to Cheney
today and on to California tomor-
row
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-31

low pressure has caused a prev}
lence of higher temperatures fro4
the Cascades to the Atlantic, btl
comparatively low temperature
still prevail eastwardly of the Mid
sissippi river, with temperatures BID
low freezing on the Atlantic coas
as far south as Florida. Temporal
lures in the Pacific states are gen
orally about normal Fair weathel
is expected for tonight and Satur
day in this vicinity, with colder to
night, Colder weather during the
next few days should be expected
In this vicinity. Chas. Stewart
Local Forecaster. .
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-31

Three empty whisky bottles and
one of beer give a reason for the
suicide of Nick Brunszk, whose
body was found in a bed at the
Yukon hotel, 225 Front avenue, at
about $3.50 this morning.
An investigation of the room this
morning revealed the wall bespat-
tered with blood. and the bed cloth
ing, saturated with it. When the
body was removed by the police,
the revolver with which the man,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-31

Editor Spokane Press-I would
like to congratulate Mr.. M. G. King
on his. physical definition of kiss.
And also on his luck in winning
the second prize | would also like
to ask how many dictionaries and
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-31

physologies he used in bringing
those two Orbicular oris muscles to-
gether? And also, Mf. King, would
you please say that over again, and
say it just little slower, for the
benefit of the Spokane Humane so
ciety. A Contestant.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-31
CAPTURED
(By United Press)

GUTHRIE, Okla, Dec. 31.-One
robber was killed and two were
wounded, one perhaps fatally, when
they were surprised by officers
while trying to rob a bank at Hur-
rah early today. Both of the
wounded men were captured.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-31
BANKER TRASk KILLED IN
WRECK
(By United Press)

NEW YORK, Dec. 31--Word was
received at the office of Spencer
Trask company, bankers, that
Spencer Trask had been killed in a
wreck on the New York Central
at OssiniDg. 's@-s.'E -srs x - - sTs'saA' -
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-31
THE PUBLIC SQUARE

Dedicated to free speech everything
quarreis family fights Othe
about 800 words sign your
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-31

Sunday and Daily Press, 10 cers'
per week. ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-08

Su testamento contiene clausulas que
parecen fabulosas, y recuerdan por su
fastuosidad las fantasticas descripcio-
nes de los cuentos orientales.
Para sus funerales sc consagran 2OO, 900
frances, 1O0,O 900 para Ia sepultura y 20
mil para ell atand.
Este, que ha sido construido hace dos
amos, es de MADEIRA de a1naranto, y lleva
|aplicaciones de bronco, cinceIadas por
los mas habiles artistas de Paris
Els va official que en- ell testamento ha
legado Mr.. Chauchard 12 millones de
frances al ex-ministro Mr.. Georges Leyg
ues; tres millones para su esposa y sus
dos hijas, dos millones al director de Ell
Figaro, Cation Calmette; tres millones
/ los empleados de los almacenes del Lou
vre. 100000 frances al senador Mr.. Loze.
yarios millones al Municipio de Paris
" al Estado, su magniica valiosa co
'eccion de cuadros, entire los que hay IN,
aue cost6 un million de frances a Mr.
Ghauchard
Tambien deja al Estado otras coleccio
oes de bronces, tapices, porcelanas, obras
7e arte Y objetos raros y curiosos
Ell cadaver estara expuesto al p1blicc
'urante dos dias en- La suntuosa residen.
ia de la Avenida de Velazquez, en- l.
'ue habituaImente resid1a el finado, puee
tras temporadas las pasaba en- su mag
olfico castillo de Longchamp, en- las in,
aediaciones del famoso hip6dromo.
la comltiva resulto imponente.
Esta fabulosa danza de miIloues atrae
n Paris la atencion general, no Sc ha
bla de otra cosa en- todos los Circulos,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-08
ROM A
LA )LITICA EN- Ell PARLAMEN
TO Y EN- Ell. TEATRO

Sc notaba mavor actividad dias
sados en los centros parlamontarioe.
y de esa actividad han do par4i-
do los autores de rna rev;s+a que $
ha representado con gran exito.
La eNtrema izqricrda Ia a+acado
energicamente al seTor Giolitti con
motive de la discussion del rr sl7pues' o
de Gobernaci6n, y el presidente sc ha
defendido tambien con enerc1a. L.
han acusado de baber ejercido gran
preston en- las elecciones, de haher
pactado con ell Vaticaro, creardo una
situacitn POGO clara, de la que resi-
ia que no Sc sabe q puato fijo cua
Ies el papel que los clericales van q
representa- en- el Per'amen+o, 1as
loposicicnes han pedido la abolicion de
los fondos secretos.
Rudo ha sido Ell ataoue. La extre--
ma izquierda fornata un bloque com
pacto, sc pronnnuciaron nnmerosos dis
cursos, es dijeron muchas verdades, Sc
pdleron votaciones nominales, pero la
mayoria, siempre fiel al senor Giolit'i.
la prestado a este su aroyo El pre-
sidente ha triunfado EN- todas las vo-
taciones. Convene corsienar, SIN en-
barge, que las oposiciones han logra-
do reunir chen votos, y Que una mino-
ria semejante no es de d~sdefar.
Mientras ell senor Gio1itti triunfaba
en- Ell Parlamento, ell tea+ro CONSTANT,
cl teatro Real DE Poma, repr sont~
ba ora alegre satira de Ia vida CON
temporamea italiana. EN- IA cual "a ro-
Utica ocupa un lugar preferente. Su
autor es un redactor del "COrriere d
LA Sera," ell se6or Rerato Simoni.
Fin esa obra aparecen FL seFor Cio-
litti, el seiior Marcora. pres;derte del
Congreso de los Diputados; don Ro-
mulo Murri, Ell sacerdote excomule &C.
do; el sefior Turati, jefe de- los so :
cialistss; el sei5or Corneg gga, jefe de
los clericales, y tambi6n DsArmrn1 c
y la celebre espiritista Ersapia Pail
dino, el alcalde de Roma, el senior
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-08
~
FRANCIA

Ell crucero ssConde" mandado por el
'apitan de navlo Aubuy, ha regresado
Fol6n despu6s de realizar ensayos muy
;nteresantes de telefon1a sin hilos con
mos aparatos inventados por los tenien-
..es Gle nav1o Colni y Jeance.
Sc habian hecho va ensayos entire Me-
'un y Paris 4 una distancia de SO kil6-
netros- Las pruebas de ahora, que Sc
IAN veriticado entire ell "Conde' las
staeiones radiotelegrafcas de Tolon, te-
ian por objeto fjar eI l1mite de la dis
ancla para los aparatos que llevan los
bnques de guerra.
El HConde" va en- alta mar, avis6
'ue llegaban las transmisiones de modo
eerfecto 4 una Gistancia de ITO kil6ne-
.ros
Sc haran nuevos ensayos la semana
que viene
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-08
LOS ABOGADos TIE SAN PEDRO

En- tiempos de Pic TX los abogados
romanos fundaron rna Association con
lei objeto de deferuer ante los Tfi-
bunales los dereehos de la 1glesia
La Association no prosper6 en- Re-
ma, extendio sus ramifica clones al
|extraniero, q Marsella, & Lion y a
IFar1s Tampoco alcanzaron ali sus fun
|dadores ell exito que deseahan.
Entonces fue cuardo a'gunos abo--
eados de dudoso talento idearon trans
'ormar la Asociaci5n de Abogados de
San Pedro en- una Orden de Caba--
1leria. Sc distribuyeron diplomas, IL
tr1os Y hasta condecoraGfones v :.
Dicese que q cambio de di1lero.
Pero los abogados serios cnyos nom-
bres figuraban al pr'ncipio en- las lis
tas de la Association sc apresl'raron
renegar de esa Orden extraTa, que
T4e1n XIII reconoci6 al princiTio de
ST. PODt flcad0.
Como la distribuci6n de cruces y
lie diplomas puede convertrse en- una
speculation peliercsa, hrho IN pro-
eco en- Lions, y despnes de ese pro
eso quedo en- absolute cespres+igia-
Ida la Orden.
Pic x ha qnerido que terrnine 81
@scanda'o. y desprfs de manifester
ne ciertas Asociaciones pierden con
i tiemro sus primitivas vmtrdes, ha
1ecretado la abolicifn de esa Asocia-
ion de PROFESSIONALS del Foro "cri
omen q Sancto Petro apost tolcr0n
principe"
Pho X es un hombre en6lrico. 81
decision ha disgrstsdo me'ehcs ir
|dividros que tenian eondeeor acion s
e esa Orden, alguncs las b. bian com
~rado muy caras. Ell Papa ha ofen'i-
20 esas vanidades i. y ha hecho
bien.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-08

Luzzatti y hasta eI Dapte, conrvertido
en- ayuda de camara de Gabriel D.
Amunzio. I'm chnemat6grafo, EN- el
lue desfilan personajes conocidos, b.
% los auspicios de ura Reira, podrla
|decir de La Reina del mundo en- una
|palabra, "del Reclamo!
En- esta alegre revista, el senor Si-
moni Sc hace eco de La cOmedia repre-
|sentada en- MontecitOGio, por ESQ el
|senor Giolitti es el principal persona
lie de la obra.
Ell dialogo es muy animado, los chis-
ties abundan en- 81. Los senores Gio--
|litti, Marcora, Sandini, D. Armunzio y
Bennicelli, un *sportmsn'' mry como
(cido en- Roma, ham sido los primeros
en acudir al teatro Constanzi en-
Ia aplaudir las agudezas del autor. Los
se5lores Giolitti y Benmcelli han OBJ
seouiado con regalos 4 los actores que
representa- ban Ell papel de Giolitti y de
Bennicelli.
Y sigue triunfante en- el teatro Cons:
tamil la ingeniosa satira, mien+ras en-
Montecitorio nadie sc acuerda va de
la polftica interior del Gabinete de
la energica defensa que de su con-
ducta ha hecho ell senior Giolitti.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-08
IN PADRE SE MATA POROJTE SI
HI.IA SE HA SIIICIDADO

Tn drama horrible sc ha desarrollado
IN Moroutron, pueblecito situado en- el
iistrito de La Ferte-sur- -Jouarre.
Tn carrero de aquelia localidad Car
'os Gayei, de cincuenta tres amos v
yludo, viva con dos hijos y una hija ca
sada. Cuando, d las siete de la maiiana.
'e disponla Il salir trabajar, Sc extran6
lie no yer su hija, que tenia la costum-
ore de Ievantarse mucho antes que &.
preocupado, subio al cuarto ocupado por
ella y la encontro ahorcada.
Loco de dolor, ell desgraciado padre su-
bio a la guardilla, y colocandose en- ell
oecho un cartucho de dinamita 10 hizo
astaiiar. La muerte fue instantanea la
techumbre Sc derrumbo y restos informes
del suicida fueron proyectados la calle.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-08
Ell ANIVERSARIO DE UNA
REVISTA FRANCISCANA

Ell cardenal Merry del Val ha di-
rlgldo una carta al reverendo Padre
Bernardino Mateo, provincial de los
hermanos memories de Cataluna, con
motTvo del xxx aniversario de la pu-
blicaci6n de la "Revista Francisco
|na," tngano de Ia tercera Orden Sc
rafica de Catalina.
En- ese documento, el secretario de
Estado anina, en- nombre del Papa,
|al director y a los redactores de la
Revista trabajar cada vez con ma
yor empeno y solicitud en- tan santa
empresa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-08
4 los suScr!g!Nr9 ' AgBnt@

Para La buena Marcia de esta Admi
abstraction, no admltlm's ATLAS de
4ncripciones este dlaric sino desde
q pEimero de eada mes. Las BAJAS
pe avisar&n los dias 30 8 81; adyir--
h6ndOse que Las que Sc dieren con pos
texiOridad no Sc tomaran en- cueilta
4 surtir8n efecto en- la eontabifidad
Aosta e. dia dltimo del mes sigiien-
= q en- que Sc solieiten.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-08
cREI,ADos YANoU1s A ROMA


Arn'ncian la pr6xima llegada a Ro-
na de monseTor FNlocnio, d lora dc
7rostGlico EN- los Esado Unidos; de
.Nors. Farley, arzobispo de Nueva
York. y de var'os obispos norteame-
ricanos QUE asistiran & las fiestas del
Jubilee del Colegio americana.
ESQ es 10 que dicen; pero 10 cierto
que los obisros de los Estados Uni
'os vienem solicitar del Papa el
omhfa miento de cardonales amerioa
os Los americanos del NOrte de-
sean seis capelos; y ESQ es 10 que vie
mem 8 pedr; pero Pho K les CON-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-08
Franco Franchi.
La. IN no Negra
Sc descubre por fin un Quartet Ge-
neral de Ia pavorosa sociedad

Despues de hacer muchos arrestos.
los lnspeotores oficiales del correo
los detectives" que los socundqn.
Green que han descubierto La mas for
mldable mejor organizada sr1cq7nsal
de La Mano Negra Ell cuar.el gene
raj sc halla en- Marion (Oh;o).
Los individuos arrestados son: Sa-
muel Lima y Jose Rizzo, en- Marion;
| Antonio Vicario en- Columbus A. Mar
fis en- Dennson.
Ed Inspector general de correos Gle
Cmrmati, Charles Holmes, ba drho
que esTerafa Ia noticia Dc I'm dohle
arresto en- Bellefonta taine (Obiol Y que
esta cartura era muy impcrtante.
En- Columbus, Marion Denn;son
los arrestos han sido simo,ltsnros
Desde hace seis meses So h9-soaba
qulenes eran los 'ndividrcs ore ha-
bfan escrito NJ. John Am;con comor-
ciante en- frrtas de Co7urnhs mas
lcartas exigi~r1ole un envfo d. * 200
dollars a Pittshrrp. La le+po de os+ias
carfas era rarecida Ia de otras rp-
clhTas ror NJ. Antonio Rizzo. fa nhi6a,
comerciante en- frutas. estah'oc:aa y
Cmclnaf, dpien muri6 s1hitamante
despues de baberse regado 4 en4yaga,.
una s'Fna de $1,000 on,n. ~ 10 nona
de muerfe, Sc le pe7ia. Fsta Pizzo mn
RIO desrmes de haber condo una ba-
nana cue le habfa dado IN ex4ran-
;nro.
F,ntre los arrest@dcs Ell Marion Sc
halfa M honhre nue lteva este mis-
20 nomhre de Rizzo.
lYbcea2 los irrrectores d. co4reo n,,e
m Ia caia f'-erte do este Pi4zo sa +,
enoortrado IA c1ave de Ia ho7r,oYda
esoclaciTr. Hen desorh;er4 ae7,,nss
owe certererfs de comercia,,4es da to-
das les eia7'soes dol F~tedo d. Ohio
naga ahsn un trihrto a la Nano Nerra
hecl"ffem eTfn. TN cOmorc artp e,l
T'tas dc Ciroirp4i. Famaao Frod
'Iennlo'o, recfhnS ordon Tn ,>.a erar ha-
TO rena de mnorte. $40 900 No con-
fest", Y rra noehe esta1l6 en cl yes
tle1'io de ST casa una bomba de di-
namita. No hrho ningun herido, nero
TN IS saloon" Immediate qued6 en- par-
te demolido.
Dec'ara el inspector Holmes oue h
pandd'a en- question, cuyo cuartel ge-
neral estaha EN- Marion, se compon5a.
de ltalanos y Que srs victimas eran
excluswamente italianas. Tiene Ia cer-
teza de cue estos bandidos han en-
viado Italia dramte las 1ltimas se-..
manas For Ia estafeta de Marion en-
glros postales, una suma de $1.9OO,oue
es una parte del resultsdo de las III
timas operaciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-08
De tod9s parties
RESUMEN DE LAS ULTINAS
IMPRESIONES

Sc ha anunciado EN- varias ocasioncs,
Hae el Ear visitara este Terano uno de los
N,sertos franceses del Canal de la Man
cha. Hoy Sc sabe que Nicolas II llegara
4 Cherburgo a principles de Agosto a
boayIo de uno de sus yates, y que perma-
aaecer;i alli cuarenta ocho horas. Mon-
sieur FalIieres ira a Cherburgo, y Sc ce-
librarian grandes fiestas con motivo de
IA entrevista. Ell Ear ira luego a Ingla-
Terra