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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-14

lave, Cesari Roosevelt mat6 dos leo
mes en- Africa; Taft derriba el derecho de
un nill6n de oorderos.
81 toda reacc;6n estS en- raz6n directa
de la acci6n que Ia determine, parece posi-
Bile ssperar Que Mr. Taft no game la bata-
LA cue contra nosotros ha planteado.
auestro entender, la levantada con
ducta del senior Boerman protestando de
Ia azresion de que este pueblo Sc hace
yfctiraa. es I'm reflejo del criterio de La ma
yorfa del pueblo de los Estados Unldos.
I'll tempo sera elocuente. En- la misma
isla. norteamericanos de recta conciencia
leyantaran su voz no tarde.
El periodieo Incorporate de San Juan
! decIara refiriendose los unionistas que. -.
como los marriages son de una ,fan,ilia, tene-
mos, Que uesttr de ltlto todos los puertorri-
ouefos .esos natiuos (ellos) no puedeh
sentsr aleqmaspor el grGvtsimo dano que Ia
irrefiezaon (de los unionistas) ha hecho d
Puerto Rico. Miente ell propinante y de-
ploramos la dureza a que nos obliga. Los
puertorriquleTos que desearon buen eGlt0
& Ia comisi6n de norteamericanos del con-
sejo que en- contra de las lbertades de la
isia fueron atrabaiar al alcontinente, no pue-
. den vestir luto y no pueden sentir penas,
poroue sufran sus compatrlotas y su pals
inestable aparente sinsabor- Cuando
al enernigo de alguien Sc desea en- sus ma
quinaeiones, buen erito, y este es obteni-
do, es impossible que quien tai desee pue-
/, da sentirse apesarado por que ese algulen
tsufra las consecuencias de aquellas maqui-
,nacienes. De frente y sin careta, es mejor,
Hay afirmaciones que no pueden hacerse
sin hipocrecia. Mejor es perder el miedo
"a La opinion pnblica de su pals, y mostrar-
se en- consonancia.
Ell gobernador Hunt diriji6 en- SUI ITEM
DO & los departamentos de Ia administra-
ci6n Foraker en- la isla, una circular or
denando que en- aquellos centres no Sc h'-
cieran neqocios. Ahora el gobernador Post
dicta otra circular recomendando que no
iuequen los dddoS los empteGdoS dincro, q
bebidas. Ell primer gobernador dej6 i'm
punes los negocios que te 'nSpardron su c'r-
cular; ell segundo ha dado un aviso que nj
Ell eiecutivo nj ell jefe de policia suelen ade-
slantar q los indivduoS del pueblo de Puer-
to Rico que sean vistos jugando bebidas
dinero. Ell privilegio de ese previo avl-
SO debe ser agradecido por los lnteresados;
la buena intencion del aviso tratando de
que todo ell mundo cumpla Ia ley por igual,
debe ser agradecida, aunque a ellos no al
canoe aquel\privilegio, por los nativos.
NegocioS en- las oficinas y iuego de dd3os
en- cafes restaurants son delitos que no
cometi6 la camara de delegados indigna-
mente acusada de negocidr con las leyeS.
La mucha responsabilidad que parecen
tener los empleados de la administration
que juegan dados, les pone en- ell case de
mantener siempre levantada la SUPERIOR
dad que su caracter de educadores y tu
torres de natiuoS irresponsdbles, les recono-
ce la justa, honrada y equitatiVa ley Fo-
raker.
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III oNIDO y NIO IIIdIO NJUJ'
A uR leal amigo de Puerto Rico.

Sr. Director de la Correspondents de
Pto. Rico ilustrado Sr:-Supico Ia in
serci6n en- las columnas de ese importan-
te peri6dico estas lineas; que son la
expression dc mi agradecimiento simpa-
tia, ese caballero; el Sr Boerman, que
con tanta virilidad nos defiende, y nos ayu-
da por medic de SUI protesta en- la prensa,
de los injustos y perfidos staques que nos
han propinado americanos que no son de
la cepa de Lincoln, y otros que fueron be-
nefactores de la humanidad
Americanos como el Sr. Boerman me-
recen un beso en- la frente, de la patria
Iopor medic dc estas Iineas, lie ofrezco en-
homenage la pura flor de la gratitud de to-
dos los pucrtorriquehos que aman este
infortunado pedazo de TERRA americana.
lie vivir6 agradecido por la inserci6n
de estas lineas, S. S. y affmo amigo,
Manuel N1ldonGdo Colon.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-14

En- ell ''circo sport" antes ''cine cubane'
de esta ciudad, Sc prepare ell sabado pro-
ximo un atrayente espectaculo. Carre-
ras de conejos, las que Sc usan mueho en-
Cataluna, Espana, Sc inauguraran en- di-
cho circo y la empresa R. Spa Sc propone
dar un atrayente espectaculo al publico
de la ciudad.
Los Sres J. Ochoa y hermano de San
Juan, Sc han servido participarnos que por
escritura pubica han adquirido cuantos
derechos y acciones correspondent al So
clio comanditario de aquella firma Sr. An
tonic Perez Fernandez y conferido poder
general a los Sres Pho Perez Menedez, ,Adol-
70 Valdes Ordohez y Jose Fernandez
Cernuda. Buen exito la nueva firma.
Sc afirma que anoche una reunion Sc
efectu6 en- ell despacho del Sr, Manuel Ros-
sy, del directorio republicano. Los concu-
rreqtes fueron elenentos del pueblo re-
publicano de Ia ciudad. Sc asegura hubo
brindes y rtudS.
Durante Ia ausencia del presidente de Ia
comisi6n de la pohcia insular que embar-
ca para la America del sur, queda hecho
cargo de Ia presidencia de Ia comision el
Sr Manuel Camunas, director de prisiones
del departamento de carload, sanidad y
prlslones.
Sc refiere que, hacienda ejemplos uno de
los profesores norteamericanos de una es-
cuela de Ia ciudad, respecto del abuse de
fuerza de un niiio con un insecto los que
no Sc deben maltratar, uno de los alumnos
lie arguy6, despues de salir de clase, que ese
abuse del milo era Ell que parece que preten-
den comcter los hombreS que en- Ia Am RIGA
del norte sc escuddn del gran podcr de sw ma
ci6n, para otropcllar un pueblo pequeho
que pide hbcrtaaes.
FL consejo ejecutivo aprob6 aver tarde
los ascensos hechos en- la policfa insular por
ell gobernador a propuesta del primer iefe
Sr. Shanton.
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NOtiCia a los mariROS.

Por esta noticia Sc hace saber que e
lie mayo, 1909, Ia boya de campana, no. ,
del bajo Tasmanian. fue cambisda 4
1850 pies I-5 mlllal hscia el sudoeste de
su anterior posici6n. Y plantada en- 30 pies
de aqua. en- 81 extreme sudoeste del hajo
con Ia siglliente >ituaci6n:
Luz posterior del puerto de Ponce, lilo
90 norte verdadero n por E Is Z mag
Tangente derecha isla Frios. 80 Is
Norte verdadero lENE SIS E mag
Faro de Ia isla Csrdona, 1850 As Norte
verdadero (N por o 1916 o magl
Carts hidrosrafica modificada: C. & C.
:. g27, 902 Y g2O
Por 6rden de Ia iunts de faros. 4. y
Wood. Captain L ; Y, Asst, to the Inspr
Bird Dist. Service ofs Porto Rico.
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SGNiciOS de Ia pOIicia.

Puesto de San Juan.
Infracci6n ordpnanzas NUM-
cipaIcS. 20. Juegos pro
hibidos .. y. Acometi
mlcnlo Y agTCsl0n.........4
POrtaT aruaS .....'l.
Ademas iut arrestado POI
cl policia Nlcacio Garcia.
5 I2l. ri individuo Ulises o
tiz. aru,rIo por Ia Corte Mu-
nicipal de Bayam6n de esca-
Iamicntu en- primer grado.
Puc~to do Funrta de TERRA
Turhar Ia paz . 1.
Pursto do >3nrurce infrac-
ci6n Ordau4nzaz Municipales
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2e1S


In modeIo para talda de caile mostrs
mos en- nuestra ilustraci6n. sc ha-
ce de limo tela de algaddn.
Sc corta de cuchillos Mas entrados en-
Ia parte superior La orrilla inferior
termina en- Nm ancho dobladillo.
Puede cerrar con botones en- el centro
del frente de la espalda -
La eOstura del frente V Ia de los costa
dos Sc pueden guarnecer con botones
q dejarse lisas.
Estas faldas con botones en- las costuras
Sc adaptan materiales lavables.
FL patron Is en- siete tamanos. - "a
pulgadas medida de cintura
Hecha de cuchillos necesita yardss de
material de 20 pulgadas de ancho. o var
dss de p pulgadas de ancho. 4yardas de
80 pulgadas de apcho. 4yardas de AZ pull
gadas de ancho.
La parte inferior mide cerea de 1 var
das.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-14

Con motive de la collision
habida entire las lanchas de la
Colonia de Leprosos y la de
Inmigraci ciAn, Sc orden6al Sr
Director de Colonia de Lepro-
SOS que practicara una inves-
tigaci6n al objeto de conocer
en- el case Y dictaminar sihuvo
o no responsabilidad alguna
por parte de los empleados q.
Sc hallaban de servicio en- la
lancha de la Colonia de Lepro-
SOS. Ell Director de este esta-
blecimiento tom6 declaracio-
nes juradas a los Sres. Alejan-
dro Pascual V Zen6n Nerdejo,
tinicas personals que la tripu-
laban, desprendiendose de. di-
chas declaraciones que no hay
culpabilidad alguna por parte
de los referidos empleados. En-
esta forma Sc ha comunicado
al Sr. Comisionado de Inmi-
graci6n.
Sc ha ordenado ell ingreso
de los siguientes pacientes en-
ell Asilo de Ciegos de Ponce:
Juan Caiiga Molinary de Aqua
dilla, Maria de la Torres de va
bucoa, Manuel Morales, de Ba
yam6n, Vicente Torres de va
bucoa, Jose Maria Clas de
Guayanilla, Lucas Segarra V
Rodriguez de Cabo Rojo, To-
mas Aponte de Bayam6n, Gle
mente Ortiz de Maricao, Do
nisa Almodovar de Humacao,
Pedro Juan Albino de Guaya-
nilla. Pedro Ruiz de Humacao
Eugenio Fontanes de Guaya-
ma, Juana Rodriguez de
HamacaO.
Ell Sr. alcalde municipal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-14
lPOIR CABLE.
In ell CoRgreso Americana,
Proyecto del representante
Olmstod.
Pide que ell Cengreso intervenga
en- Ell presupuesto de Puerto
Rico.

Washington, Mayo 14.-El
Congreso desestimo hoy ell
bill presentado por el repre-
rentante Olmstod, de Pen
Isylvania, pidiendo la inter
vencion del congreso en- la
question del presupuesto en- el
conflicto de la Camara y ell
Consejo Executive. En- algu-
nos diputados prevalece la
idea de acuerdo con las mani
festaciones del presidente
Taft, de otorgar facultades
discrecionales al gobernador
auditor y tesorero para e]er-
Ger accion, siempre que la Ca
mara no apruebe ell presupues
to Muchos de los representan
tes son de opinion que Sc
Gamble el'personal del conse-
10 hasta encontrar la unidad
de criterio entire ambas CANA
ras.
Sc ha acordado en- el Con-
greso Sc vote ell lunes proximo
Ell bill de tarifas para Filipinas
Ell martes sera sometido a dis
cusi0n en- Ell senado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-14
AVISO.

Las personas que deseen
obtener patrones de los Fl.
gurines del servicio de mo.
das de La Correspondent
cia, pueden diriJirse a es-
tas Oficinas. El precio de
cada patron es de 10 CEN
taVoS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-14

Nadie sGbe que su casa es-
ii desdLquilddd. Nadie 10 sd'
be, porque uSted no 10 dnuHcia-
81 desed alquiIdr su casa que
GhOrG no te produce NADIA amin
cletd en- la Correspondent
cia" Para estd cIdse de dnun-
clos hay en- este didrio precios
especl0ie, nluy iimitddos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-14

comercio de aquel imperio,
Algunos politicos califican
este hecho como una conquis-
ia comercial de Alemania.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-14
Don Manuel Fernandez Juncos.

Reproducimos Jacsimie carta que nos diriie este
distngudo escrtor expresando el efecto que produ-
iera en- su propio e de las Pldoas de Foster
para los rinones
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........1.
Total. ....4l.
Anoche entire $50 Y 10, fu6
sorprendida pOr el cabo San
tiago V el guardia Manuel Ca
balIero. una jugada de MON
TIE en- la calle de la Luna No.
p. arrestando s individuOs
los cuales estan puestos hoy,
ante la COrte municipal
La pOlicia secreta. MAYO II
de 1909. Puesto de Arecibo:
Detenido Justo Perez por pOr-
tar armaS.
PueSto de Ponce : Deteni-
dos Manuel Medina. Luis Or
tiz. Y BaIhine Torres por rina-
Los dem4s puestos sin no.
vedad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-14

In esta Imprenta Sc vende paPel
d Peri6dleO a dos pesos quintal-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-14

lave, Cesar Roosevelt mat6 dos leo
mes en- Africa; Taft derriba el derecho de
un million de corderos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-14

81 toda reacci6n est& en- raz6n directa
de la acci6n que Ia determine, parece posi-
BILE esperar que Mr.. Taft no game la bata-
LA que contra nosotros ha planteado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-14

PuestO de CebOrucO lntrac-
ci6n d Ia ley de automobiles.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-11
spANIsH srEAMER ASHORE.
Passengers Being Taken From Antonio
Lopez.

New York, June 1.-THE Spanish
steamer Antonio Lopez with $40 pas
sengers and crew Of 1876 men ran
aground on the sand beach at Fire RI.
land last night and lay on the beach al
night pounded by heavy seas. Rockets
warned tie decimated summer life
saving crew at Point Of Woodcliff saving
station, but they could do nothing until
daylight. Early yesterday wfeekng
tugs reached tho stranded steamer. life
boat was launched through the surf and
the work Of transferring the women and
children passengers to the wreesing tugs
was begun The sea was still too high
to permit the passengers To be landed
on shore. The steamer appeared to be
unchanged and ID nj immediate danger
as the sea was suhsiding Most Of the
passengers were from Italian and Span
ish ports, bound for Vera Cruz where
The steamer intended to proceed after
touching al New York
The Antonio Lopez Is a steel steamer,
400 feet long and of 1891 net tonnage.
She is owned by the Gompania Trans.
atlantica of Barcelona.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-11
MONTPELIER

An increase IN pension has been al
lowed Almon Holmes Of Montpelier. at
the rate Of S24 per month from April
Il. N. Menard, district organizer Of the
state branch Of the American Federation
Of Labor and also state secretary, has
succeeded in placing four locals in this
city since the first day OF January, hav-
I ing organized branches Of the pressmen,
typographical. clerks and Musicians
unions. He has succeeded IN obtaining
from the International Musicians union
Q reorganization Of the district 50 that
the union 81 Barre win include Mont
pelier and be known as the Barre Monts
pelier local and viii hold meetings alter
nately in Barre and Montpelier he says
this matter WIS taken up by the con-
yention at les recent session IN the west
and adopted and the charter has been
recalled So that a new charter may be
issued A joint union was said to be
preferable to separate locals
George Haskins, aged Q years, son Of
Jerry Haskins. Of 40 Mortified street,
had both bones broken IN one arm three
inches below the elbow Joint yesterday
afternoon near the Union school build
sing Two future world champions were
wrestling and an older boy grabbed the
Haskins boy and threw him into the
mixup and when he came ont be bad a
broken arm. He was taken to DR.. W..
r. Hardness Office and the fracture re.
dueed and then he was sent home.
The annual meeting OF the Electical
Medical society Of Vermont occurred in
the State House Wednesday. The follow
ing officers were elected President, 10.
seph Moore ~ West Rupert; vice pres.
i6@nt, w. Z. Bailey Of Craftshury; see
rotary. p. Z. Templeion and treasurer,
II. +. Templeton Of this city. Censors
are ] VI Marsh Of Manchester, +. H..
Templeton oil this city and A. Il. parlinl
81 Orleans. The presidents address was
given after which three papers were pre-
scented and argued. Sanitation and pub
lie hygiene BY H. N. Waite Of Medical
Charity, Dr. Washburne and The Light
Side Of Doctors Life" by Dr. r. I.
Templeton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-11
EAsr cALAIs.

Mr. and Mrs. George Wheeler Of Marsh
1 field were IN town Wednesday.
Glenn Burnham and family we're in
Marshdeld Sunday
Mrs. Sarah P Bradish and Sylvia Bliss
were nj Woodbury. Wednesday.
Albert Lamberton Of Marshfield was
iii town Tuesday Gilbert Dwinel was
in town Wednesday
Mrs. Mvra Ainsworth and daughter,
Mrs Levi Wheeler, visited in town last
week.
Mrs. w. f. Bliss and daughter, Grace,
went to Montpelier last Thursday,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur George and son,
Duane, attended the funeral Of her aunt.
Mrs. A. O. WILDER, in Woodbury. last
week.
Charlie Lilley and wife Of Marshheld
were in town last week
Elmer Sabin Of South Woodbury. was
in town Monday. w. i. Bliss was in
AIaFshfield Monday
Mir. and Mrs. Geo. Sanders and lit
TIE son, Robert. were Ia plainfeld last
week.
Walter Eastman and wife were in
Groton recently. Willard Austin was
in Marshfeld Tuesday.
John T. Cilley and family Of Wood
bury visited at d u. SCOTS Sunday.
Mrs Myrtle brennan returned to Wa.
terbufy Monday.
Mrs Eta ElasSins and son were in
Hardwick Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs Glenn Sulham Of South Woods
bury WINS In town Friday.
Mrs Arthur Clark is quite i'll with
diphtheria.
Mrs. c. r. Goodall was in Woodbury.
Wednesday.
Asa Baldwin Of lrasburg was at o.
w Guernsey's Thursday.
Mrs, Q. w Guernsey and son Wallace
expect to 90 to Lake Caspian, Greens.
boro, Friday
Henry Wells Of Marshfield was IN
town Thursday.
The new two.cent stamp al speciaf
design in c0mmemoration Of the devel-
opment Of the Alaska Yukon Pacific ter.
sitory can be purchased Of rural letter
carrier F. J.. Spencer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-11
wouLp LIE rowERs m cRErE.
Turkey Does Not Want the Island Evac-
uated.

Constantinople, june 1.-THE Porte
has requested Great Britain. France,
Russia and Italy, the protecting pow.
ers of The island Of Crete, to reconsider
their decision to evacuate this territory
July n next An extraordinary council
Of ministers was held to consider the
matter
The ministers examined the Crctan
question, and Rifaat Paeha, the minister
of foreign affairs, was instructed to send
circular note to the powers stating
the point OF view Of the Porte.
The Vienna Allgameine Zeitung Wed
nesdav said that the powers, recognizing
that the threatened warlike development
Of the Cretan question Is due To the
decision 81 the protecting nations to
withdraw their troops on July 2T, had
postponed the evacuation until the situa.
ton win enable the withdrawal Of the
troops without endangering peace.
The Echo De Paris also printed state
ment to the effect that the proposed
evacuation Of Crete by the protecting
powers. Great Britain, Russia. France
and Italy, had been deferred owing to
the tense situation developing between
Turkey and Greece regarding The con-
troll Of the island after the withdrawal
Of the protecting nations.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-11

They have been saying that rich
man cannot carry his wealth with him
when he dies. Yet Paris rich man
who died recently carried 100000 in
pearls into the ground with him and
there they remain, unused and incap.
able Of doing any good in the world.
The only excuse for placing them in the
coffin Of N. Chauchard was the senseless
statement that it would have pleased
their possessor to have known that his
most priced possession went into the
grave with him. Thus even in death
itself do we pander to human vanity.
If those 100000 in pearls had been
allowed to remain in the worlds ex-
changes, what vastly better purpose
they might have fulfilled than to have
been added as a silent announcer Of
mans cupidityl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-11
GRANITE Al COST.
Quarry Owners Make Commensurate Con.
eession For Moutpelier.

NNs1A~A = " AAeAA fNANAs
The cutting Of granite to 90 into the
new city hall viii Be- commenced ii
about week at the plant Of the D. X.
Lille company says the Montpelier
Argus John G. Sargent, who has had
extensive experience in building work,
win have charge Of this portion Of the
work Mr.. Sargent did the figuring for
the company and estimates that it viii
take about 5000 cubic feet Of granite
to fiji the contract, which, Of course, il
sub-contraet under the general CON
tract secured by w E. Jackson.
The white granite win come from the
Wetmore s Morse quarry and the dark
stock from the Boutwell,, Milne B Var
mum company It viii be interesting to
Montpelier people to know that this
stock is furnished practically at the cost
Of quarrying and in some Instances less
than cost in order that Montpelier may
have the best granite possible.
The men connected with these con
Germs are Montpelier people and take a
certain amount Of pride in furnishing
the stone for the hall The Wptmore
q Morse stock on the front and side
81 the building win be hammered and
that at the rear rough faced.
At the entrance Of the building there
viii be four pedestals made Of five foot
cubes Of Boutwell,, Milne & Varnum
hest dark granite and viii have 4 poll
ished surface. On these will Be four
panelied pilasters with capitals support
ing three arches four feet and six inch
es deep. The dark polished Barre
granite viii be in the entrance which
viii provide handsome and imposing
opening ii the city hall.
IL was understood before the contract
was let that the contractor was told to
figure Barre granite at SO cents foot
One large manufacturer said he would
agree to furnish the stone at that price
Ii there were no other bidders. IT how
ever. proved that The same position
was taken by other quarry owners 50
that entire harmony prevailed on that
point.
Some of the stone which will 20 into
the city hall, If sold for monument pn.
poses would bring from Sf.f5 70 SO a
foot so that the concession made can be
appreciated. The Lille company IS said
70 have made very low figure on the
cutting. The granite contract amounts
to $4,000 or SIG 900
With so many granite manufacturers
in this section Il was a fact worthy Of
note that only one firm made bid on
the cutting One leading manufacturer
explained in his way, there are few
tirms who have had any experience with
building work and because Of their IN
familiarity didn't touch the proposition.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-11
PANAMA IocKs WHO'LL sAFE.
NO Chance For Accident a. ID SOC
Canal.

Washington. June 11.--Army engi
neers here state that such an accident
as occurred in the 500 locks will never
happen III the Panama Canal. IL II
pointed ont BY Lieutenant Colonel III. r..
Hodges. assistant chief engineer OF the
canal. that instead Of one gate at each
end Of the locks there win be two on
the locks ID The Panama Canal. Should
one 81 The gates he broken the other
would perform service.
Instead OF vessels being allowed to
pass 10 and out Of the locks under their
own stean. they viii De controlled by
the lock masters IN This manner, It is
believed, that the greatest danger from
accidents Will be avoided.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-11
EDWARD EVERETT HALE.

There is real mourning through a wide
section over the death Of Edward Ever.
EFT Hale. the chaplain Of the United
States Senate, preacher, editor public
speaker and friend Of humanity. Bos.
toms grief is the most poignant, for it
was in Boston that Inc aged divine
was the best known because Of the life.
time spent there. In giving expression
to this grief, the Boston Transcript al.
ludes to Dr. Hale as the first citizen Of
Boston and Of the finest type Of Puritan
tradition, saying:
@Boston's first citizen Is gone; there
is no successor in sight no one, az least,
combining So many talents, 80 much dis
tinction. There Is no one whose work
has been 50 varied, so fruitful ia good
SO rich ID the grace and sweetness IN
which American life IS so lsmentahy
poor, with all our wealth. WSthuot
straining q point we can claim thar
his was well-rcpresentative Bostonian
type Of the pure native stock, 81 gem
erations Of service, of generations 81 enl.
ture, Of generations Of pure faith IN the
highest as the most powerful Of forces
in the universe
Those who have not had the benefits
Of personal acquaintance with the noted
man are still able to vouch for the apt
ness Of the Characterization through hav-
ing read his books Or having heard him
speak. pr, Hale's life may be called
well spent IN a complete sense.