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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-13
FREQ 10 You snd Every Sister Suffering
From WOmau's Ailments.

FFoo 10 YOU anu EVoFY Sister SuWortn0 4
= From WOmAu's Ailments.
1 am q woman.
j know woman's sufferinRa
I have found the cure.
will mail, free Of any charge, my home trose.
ment with full instructions TO any sufferer froul
womens ailments. want 20 tell ali women about
this cure = you, my reader, for yourself your
daughter, your mother, or your sister i want Ia
tell you how 70 cure yourselves at home without
the help OF doctor. Men cannot understand WON.
ems sunerIngs. What we women know from oE-
perlence, we know better than any doctor, i knOv,
that my home treatment Is safe and sure cure FOR
Leueorrhoea OF Whtish discharged liberation Oiss
or Palnful Periods. Uterine or Ovarian TumorS or
urOwths; also palms In the head, back and bowels.
bearing down feelings, nervousness, creeping feel
flashes, WEAKNESS, kidney and bladder troaables
Where caused by weaknesses peculiar 10 our aeE.
lWant 10 send you q complete ten days tire Atment
entirely free TO prove TO You that you can cure
yourself at home. easily, quickly and surely.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-13
Neutral.

Parson Bagster (severely) - LoolIy
yuh, Brudder Blng! What's dis hears
about yo' beatin' yo' wife in dat rad
lcal manner?
Brother Blng r. Oar wasn't nuthln'
radical bout de eppersody, pahson.
was nootral wild de lndy-dess nOotral
Parson Bagster Humph! What does
yo' mean bY 'nontrai" snh?
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-13
Fram Bad 70 Worse.

TomdiX They say old Gotrox had a
lot Of trouble getting that homely
daughter OF his of his hands.
HoiaX--Yes, but his troubles are
even greater now.
TOmdiX-II How Is that?
HojaX-He has 20 keep that homely
daughters husband on his feet.-Chi'
cago News.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-13
Mover Heard Of Newport.

"Did you ever attend a monkey din.
ner?"
How you talkw
"Are you insulted"
First time | ever heard that mon
keys were good TO eat"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-24
De teatrO

Continls ei pIblioo. con igual en-.
t,wiasmo. asisti.ndo 4 los ospoctacn'os
que da en Il municipal Ia compania
Gutierrez.
Anoche Il teatro rebosabs de cspec-
tad0r@.
FL programa era muy intcrcsante y
fu6 muy bicn intcrTrtado.
I'm "IA Trapcra," alcany6 I'm gran
exito Ia hermoNa Gpie Josefina PeTal
aplaudida on la romanna ore diio con
d sgarradora entonaci6n y aiard andC
de su yoz de puro color dramdtico.
I'm las cscenas culminnntcs dd H.
bro cscuch6 tambien mercedes aplau-
sO@.
"Las bribonas" que grs'an mas ca.
> no-re cfrcoioron 4 Ia bella ESpcrar
n Iris & Ia Peral nucva occasion dc
mcimicnto.
Superior & tosio erromio cs Il traha-
.lo De Ia sefora Iris, qre fue colmadn
dc ovacioNs admirada por III artc
y su bclleza.
Al salir & esccna en- 81 bale Dc la
"Kumba" fua cntusiastamcnt" apiandi
da-
Este originalisimo ntinrro fuc rYe.
lido c,iatro vcccs.
La ovaci6n tIihutada la shora
Iris Castillo fue cxtraondinaria.
Tambi6n rpiti6 q couplt de la
modista, la espl6nd da soHorl Pcral.
Muv gracirsa la SagaTra.
B&rrajon, Cid, Castillo, Llaurado y
Rcra, muy btcn.
La function acab6 con d entremce
Felipe H." que cdclr6 el p6blico coI
ig1lal,F demostracNnts de reSocijo
pr"vocadoS per la simpatica senoIa Sc
garra y los senores Castillo, Cid y
Riera.
Esta nochc, funcidn popular.
O0mtngo OrOsCo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-24
La reviHla De HelchanDS
ALMA ANTHL.ANA

Aver aIarci6 en a ostadio IN la
prensa la revsta" Alma antillana que
driec el gran eecritor domin,cano dfn
Eugenio DoschamIS, quien ha ocupado
altos puestos cn su pais.
Iiablar de Deschamrs - rcpctir por
centesima vez los clogios calurvros qts,
han sido psodigadoe al brioso { indo-
mable pcriodjsta, uno de- los icgitimoS
Representatives. dc la liter,ad y de Ia
demociacia en- America.
"Alma antillana" es un mancjo DE-
fir1nas caa todas esclarecidas IN Ia
csncE. y en- ~ arte y consagrados rss-
cl aura popular, es ademas aleo asi
como la coldoIsacijn de los idoales Ii
teraIios cientificos de un gran puc-
bio, que para triunfar Deocs,,a, que Sc
rompan las ligaduras que asan s ac-
tiyidades, y reducen sus grandes id "a
les, sus noblss aspirarionss, para en-
trar uiunfantc en- La verdafl-ra vida
del progreso.
DessamoS un complete SIito & al
ma Antillana" lie devolvexnVs q ssalu-
do que dirige la prsnsa-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-24
En- e| HipddrOnlo
Las caxreras de aver

Sc cc'"hrar0n como cn VelorIo. ga
si sin publico. I'm Ia seg7lnda carrera,
hubo la mar de protestas oeasuras
contra la presidcncia
Fl Pnblico fue ahandonardo poco a
POGO la pista cuando Sc caebraban
&c iltimas rarrcraS. podian contarsr
con los de1os los que 50 quedaron en
Il re,iondeI. NADIA, que 81 hipddromo
pierde de csda dia la popul aridad que
trvo en- otros tempos La directava ne
cesita estud,ar las causas porVue ocu-
rEr dicho fcn5meno V ataczg q mai
On su raiz
En- rsumen puosie de.irse que las
carrsvs furon desgrraks Qlr las
bancas no derou dividsudos de irnpor-
talcxa-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-24
Habla MatienzO
-EL PRoGRESo MORAL

70 mo nreer6 que exlsta en- aoso1u-
u .l progreso moral en nuestra tia~ra .
nero si ;tfrmart GU" en este sonildo Sc
ha ht4ho roco muy po@o, por n1ltsstra
Tnarte.
La Suppression de- la Jueada dc gal'os.
4, Ia loteria la protection de los
animales contra IA crueldad de nnes--
trs, I-aza. cier1amente son un procrcso
si como la rcprr sion dc los de''tos
contra el honor en- la forma que hoy
Sc crnplea la persecution de duelo; ;
r.ro 81 htrnoe d. Scr lustos NADIA po-
- de este t4driamos 81 la bandera
arnersfs1ea no nos cuhriesc.
10 msmo podriamoe dc"ir del d.
yor,n uar - implaAto meTced al nn"-
vo or,1en de cosas impiica m grar
pas,o en- la ycriadera moraljdad d3
matrimorto.
La com4l.ta faita de reSpeto 4 Ia mu
ier, la toderancia con la famlla ilegl-
TINA. hacec de noSotros un pueblo un
tanto descuidado e indifercnte respec-
10 de su Jorvenir moral.
NADIA 81 de aborrecerHetanto como
la hipocresia; poro nuestra condescen-
denca con Il vicio raya en- desproo--
cnpaci6n cereurs4ble
Esto no qu,cre deer que q agreeable
social puurtorr5qurTO SEA inferior d
los dcmas agrpados sociales del nun
do. snO que iiamas en- Puerto RicO Sc
ha hecho. fu.c=A d" Ia abOlici6n de Ia
e=srlavitud. ningUn ssfueTDo collective
que llevase la tendencia de cttirpar un
lIl1noraldaG sociai
No nos hcrnos dado cucnta d. que
to-lo poryenir politioo y econ5mico TIE
- como base inica 81 progrcso moral
Con hosnbr>s d6bi;.s moralm.nte, no
Iooriamus nuDca hacer un pueblo pre-
visor ecor6mico, no podre-noe hacer
un pseblo abDePado V ezlsrgco dcfen-
sor b. su lsbcrtad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-24
E tai 0 Ia bonlba
La detenoi0n del senor Barrero

Aver por Ia manana fu@ dc1er-io
nor los marshalls de Ia Cnrtc fedt4-"I
en- la estaci6n del trcn, a su reer SO de
Mayaguez, cl distinguido comTah@ao .
Ia prensa. joaquin Barniro, dirr'tCf
It. "El Farnaval.
Serum Ia denrncia foumulada. "a s.
nor BaI1~iro fn6 detenldo por hat-'r' sa
yado por correo, literature, que Ia De
nuncia cAlifica de ohscena.
Fl Coms sionado scnor AU1OclsAuty
ha scilalado la invest gacifn i~elim i
mar para cl u de los corrle1ntcs.
FL seiior Barreiro Se cncuentrA N
hbertad ba.io fianza provisional de clr-
90 mi dollars. prestadt por los scno-
res Vicente Balbas Jose Ssr1-a > Josl-
quin Maticnzo
CclebI7remoS dc todas veg-is que is
cosas" del amigo Barreiro no paSen
de la investigator prellmins~.
En Il acto del Juiclo rcprcseDt2rs
al aeusado 81 abogado Mr. 1Iar1Dcl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-24
A In iSla

Esta talde salen para a1gunsss pcrbla-
clones de la Isla para atcndtr perso-
nalmcmtc los pcdidos del hhro MuJo-
res Puortorriquenas, rccibido con tan
lmAnime APPLAUSE pog la opinion y la
,rensa la scnorita Maria Luiea dc An
cells, aaltora de la oh-a y nrtestro com
paneao don Pedro, padre de La gent /
autora del libro.
'Mujeres PuertoTiauenas" IS IN Il
bro que no dcbe faltar on nEnpun ho-
Gar E'ucTtoEw ioucno.
Llcven feliz yiar los dsstinguldre
coanpaIreros que lovan i la ISia unH nj
ia tan plausible tan dign& dc IS
timulo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-24
H criNIcn de Puerto Real

Nos informa nueStfo corrSponsaI qu'
la Corte de Distrito de Ilumacao. ha So
lalado para el dia 25 del corriente me.
II juicio contra Raquel Pcnzort, per d.
Ito de ascsinato en- primer grado he
cho ocurrido en- el barrio de "Puer1C
Real" de In jurisdiction dc VieqneS
Como este hccho rcviste gran tras
endcncia y va la prenSa SO ha ocupade
de el opOrtunancnte comunicaremoe 6
resultadO de la vista oral
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-24
Ia Investigation del
senior Canpl|b

Esta manana ha ceactrado umxa oupn~.
fe. oncia cog q attorney interLno II Ess.
cal Camp!l O. Fin yirtld de mEa qvEJ&
prtsertada pog William H. WmthrxE
ante Ia Corte dc Bayamon contra dos pes-
licias ol fiscal Campilo Sc traslad6 ak
barrio "Carnl lfdag'=l" del termqrso akc
Toa Baj ja FaGa inNsstigfr La dem,ulaszsk
sobr4 d cornT-onte "a aISc.ano F'r%asx.wsre
Medina, i que hsuse refer%Hs1ia ri sse-.
nor Winthrop.
No sc coEsss q rcsultado he A. <ssss.
fare rlcEA
Actualmcmt. contGna Il sxsIsor Csssn-.
oillo. encarrado de ,nvest5g;sr vaxs~xa
asunto% pen dsmte@ ante a depa4rarssae.
TO del attosgey general
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-24

Sohrc ESQ no pueic cabcr Ia mas ~"
IN duda, Ia mas inseniiicantc vacila
ci6n.
Bien claru 10 dice Il documento que
publica v comcnta la prcnsa de los rs
tadoS I'nidos, con el natural rccclo qu'
inspira Il lbs nortramericanos, Ia proxl.
midad de las iSlaS flipinas nj Jap6n.
Detallc o. este que no echara en- olvi
de MIR Taft. "a que en- los amos qu'
esiuvo alli ha tenido tempo bastant'
para pulsar Ia verdadera opinion, ente
rar~e de 10 mas rec6ndto y poncr Gu
bierfo i Va naci6n que lc cllgio su Jeic
dc una desarradabe sorpresa.
Los flipinos han prcscindido de tod
ocultaci6n van en- derrchura 4 ~ oh
ieto.
MIR. Taft, cicrtamentc que encucntra
.nusitada Ia conducta dc los pariamen
tar-os que en- Manila ponen tan Sorpren
lcntr rpInate 8 los ensayos conscntldo
de I'm paramentarismo experimental.
iVeremos, pucs. otTo mensaJe en- e
Tue Sc rrpitan algunos de los conceptos
que va conocemos de sohra'
Esncrmos el rpgr>3so Il Washington
II cstrucndo DE- las ovaciOnes cue re
ajhp on 81 Sur. M lo dcjan medltar acas
"a rrspucsta que mcNecc la iugratltud +
liplna
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-24
Muerte Sentida

Iia faliecIcho en Ponce Ia ds1Ingui-
da SseIIora de don Justo BsgTss. one
srozaba de gransts aTwa1g.ieksk SIN
Tatiass .n los cir1llos de la E4a. p
BOIETIN MERCANTIL earv IA = -
same Ia disst insyuida fssnEla D. "a g.
NADIA en- particular 4 nus1ara avnlao
don JiIsto Ba-ros
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-24
NOtas flnanCieaaS

Los senorcs Sauri Subira dc Ponc,
an arrcndado d la Guanica Central :
lor ounce amos, su hacienda " Constan
ia por la cantidad de cuarcnta mi
iollaIS anuaIcS
Tambifn han sub-arrendado i la mis-
ma compania azucarera Ia hacenda
Estvlla del senor Franceschi. POI
a suma de doce mil dollars anuaics
Ganado. maquinarias y canas. han 81
10 vcndidos por los scnorps Sauri 81
ira Ia "Gudnica Central en- la cam
dad dc Glen mil y pico de dollars.
La "Guanica Central trata de All
luirir por conpra. Ia "Ccntral Fortu
"a kespecto de este asrnto sc ne
nforna que aver Sc rccibi0 un cable df
'rancia
FL hcenclado don Francisco PARA
apo, de Ponce, trata de comprar, ha
1echo ofertaS, Ia finca que pos6e en Ga
mas don Jose iriZarry
Este negocio IS muy probable que s.
realice
RI senior don Eduardo Torres, arrcu-
IL ii la "Guanica Central" su haciend
Joscfa'' que radica en- cl barrio 4
Narueno, por la cantidad de seis mil
lunicntos dollars anualcs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-24
N@G9@ del d]5a

Nuc,troS cablcgramas han cnterado
!. los lectores del BOLETlN de una no
ticia ouc habra causado vivo disgusto
Mr.. Taft
In DE- que los parlamcntarios tihpmoS
han ccrrado las scsioncs del Congr1so,
pidicndo Ia independents del Arcm-
ri6lago.
Este ,IIc IS mucho mas De 10 one han
oodido los comisionados unionistas, y
orcclsamcnte en- los momcntos en- que
sta pcndicndo dc la aprobaci6n dctni-
iva de las Camaras americanas, la pc
,iri6n de cabotaje restringido hccha Por
Mr. Taft para los pOductos hllpinos,
ia debido causar al prrsidcnte Tart una
oxcitaci6n mucho mas fuerc que la re
.,bida por la acttud de la CANA
:, unionista que representa-, como 81 "a
ba, la gran mayoria del pals.
La jngratitud-dir Mr.. Tsft-es co
~ nuv cxtendlda propaganda ontr7' los
,ucbIos civilixados por Espana~
hondamcnte apcsadumbrado, por-
unc Mr. Taft tieno motive para estar-
t. con Ia actitud dd parIamcnto fhpl-
40 aca~o mcdita las fraSl conquc fu'-
,,;nara contra los imprparados hilpi-
cos one no Sc imtan { pcdir como los
,uertorriQueilos un POGO de gobierno
propo. sino que 10 Quioren todo = To-
do 10 rcclaman, por cs mas autor1aho
orcaniStuo representative dc' pueblo u
,ipino. 81 parlamento
Y pcnsando con cr1teI1o oodentor'S1"'
ticnc raz6n q prrs'dcnte Taft para sen
,rsc ma, que indignado, sorprendido
upr Ia artiiud de los fi!iplnos.
Ahora que tencn en- la poltrona pra-
,,dencial al pacificAdor del hcmpleia
20, al Que supo captarar las smpa'las
dc to3o, lcs cue cstahan en- cspera de
,,canzar alcun dcstino pIblicol
Ahora que todo puede alianarscl's,
uorntc ~u antigua gobernador osta en-
,oodirioneS de demonstrates que no Tue
.on vauoS ofrecimientos los que les HI
ciera cuando estaba aun tanta distan-
,ia de- ii Casa Blanca, ahora Tii"h '"h
..,as de pedir la independence, como II
ao fnrra bastante merpcd ci henehcio dc
J., nrenorar,on auc csaan rocibiendo ct
,abotaie rrcortado rrGatcado Que 81
An ingratisimosl dira Mr. TAFT
tuondo debieta bastar su regociJo
a,treteuimicnio a admrar como un
sobernador de Filipinas es ahora ell pre-
.jdente dc la Republica, 10 que no debe-
ria driar de estimuar Gierta sanldad
colonial one sc satisface cOnquc ioe idn-
cionarjos naci0naIcs q. van Ia coionla'
..nan honbres de Ltura, figuras promi-
.,entes de L. politics naclonsl.
Esto que no cs muy frccucIte entire
los fuucionarios DE- que diSponc para Hus
,olonias Ia adm.nistr;ici61 americana,
- mn motive mas dc orgullO y gratltud
.,,e deheo tcner los fIipinos ha.iA
Taft
Aunque por 10 vr5to los apr'cl ei'i'S
,ab,tantcs d. Mindanao Jolo. pbensah
djstintamente cue sus tutOrca, J cr'7A
ane no tienen pOr que siegrsrsse n' por
.,,e entusiasmarse mucho. y 10 que de
saan \ buscan por todos los mehoa 's
-,,stituir 81 gobierno amer1caDo. Ia ~
,u;nistraci6n colonial. por un gob'"rno
srancamente filipino. como 10 eAprcsa
IN arnbajes nj roteos "a memorial apro-
t,ado en- la Canara de Manila , enviado
A., a Csmara De Washington
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-24
La dptcncibn De Ia
ai1liIa Fernandez

Esfa nsaFeana la sEho aT7Nzasriz E-s<
- detective Gu1' oar5z. Feicia FeuEzxs-
de- y,or ezpVnCi.r t,aletes Dc Ia fsf<s-
ria de Sslu1o Domingo. eD Ia via pr
sssa serzu r. - iyzSHcia. Ia vss-
10 -. cf.-f,lasS . "A C.or1,s NzuA-
pal !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-24
Los SucrsOs De Ia k|a
NoTICIAs GENERAIH

~ dia % on ei barrio tAehiote) Ar
Narsnjito, el iDdiyiduo Manuel Quilca
iTat6 Tor medic de vio,encis de ul-
iTaiar la joven Carmen vazqucz, "a
Qui,e fut arr,stado Tor la polEfz y
domwstp t~nr trastoruadas als fzeuR
,ad.s ple,talcs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-24

III dia 10 Las 10 de la rDaisma, ~
intoxic6 tomando acido fenico la ind
vid1a Domingo Castro, en- q pueblo d~
Saiinss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-24

Aroche ocurrio un corato de fus.-
go, cn Ia iglCsIa EaTroquaal de Jsabc-
la, duIeHtc Ia celebration de la novr--
ma dc Maria. s. qremaon la corbiHx
del altar y otros ob,etos de aguuH
importancia- III fIeeo fuA CASUAL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-24

En- el barr1o {Camuy ArT1ta) DC Ca
mny Sc suicide ahor, ,andose dc un Ar
'.1 Dc mangt en la fInca de FramEsna
Delrado. cl lndivldro Patricio Lopez.
que sogiin jnves;iCacionsS estaba d.
rneDtH
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-24

En- BarraDquitasfie caThIsLo ~
rrtfuro del dcpdsito municipal de Ca.
merio, Raimundo Rosa, acrsaJo de
hurso
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-08-30
BED BUGS BRING
ABOUT HASTY ACTION

MONTGOMERY Ala, August 30.-k
is not at all improbable that Ike Nc
Cou, the negro alleged to have been
an accomplice in the murder of VII!
liam Broadnax, a wealthy negro OF
this county, owes his life to an army
Of bed bugs.
After several hours of wrangle, un.
able to reach a decision in the case
the jury was taken to the court house
to spend the night and put on impro-
vised couches. Toward midnight the
assault of the "little red devils" began
Within few minutes, no one being
able to sleep, the foreman called his
gang together and a verdict was
reached of "'not guilty" A few mo
ments later Judge Armistead Brown
was apprised of the verdict and the
jurymen were allowed to go home.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-08-30
new EYELID
AND NEW SCALP
S FURNISHED LUCY GIBSON AND
SHE WILL SOON LEAVE THE
HOSPITAL o. X.

CINCINNATI, August 9O.-Lucy
Gibson viii leave the city hospital
this week for her home in Greenfield,
Ohio. Miss Gibson is a living example
OF what modern surgery can accom-
plish. In the lattG%part Of April She
was working in a laundry in her home
town when her hair was caught i'll
the machinery. She was literally
scalped, and the lid of her left eye was
torn out She arrived at the cioy Ao--
pital May ., and from that time on
the surgeons were busy with her. With
a piece Of skin taken from her arm a
new eyelid was made, only the lack
of the eyelash and a tiny scar tel4s
today where it was grated on.
For months, however, the scalp re-
fused to heal, and the attending sur
.geons were in despair, At last Mrs.
Gibson, a sister-inlaw, and Miss Liz
zie Carmen, devoted friend, both OF
Greenfield, volunteered to sacrifice
pieces of their skin to assist the heat
ing. The transfer was made about q
month ago, each one of the women
sacrificing a patch OF skin six inches
by four from their limbs. The process
was eminently successful. The scalp
has healed completely and now, with
a wig few marcel waves and a puff
here and there Miss Gibson will be
as comely a young woman as she was
before the accident
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-08-30
SOUTH MISSISSIPPI
PRESS ASSOCIATION
SUICIDE PACT FAILS.
Lovers, However, Must Go Through
Life With One Eye Each.

NEW AORh, Aug. 3J.-ILe blind
ness OF love" will be a sad truth foi
the young Brooklyn couple who at
tempted to leave this life through a
suicide pact. The bullet which was
fired into Florence Woods head viii
cause her to lose the sight in at least
one eye, and one other bullet has q
similar fate in store for her sweet
heart, Frank Williamson.
While Williamson declared that he
shot the girl before shooting himself,
the police believe that Miss Woods
shot at herself, and that then William.
son took the weapon from her, and in
endeavoring to fulfill the agreement
between them shot himself.
One bright spot looms out Of the
tragedy, and that is that both will re-
cover, and as each declares an undy-
ing love it is likely that they will mar
ry and live happily ever after"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-08-30
WHERE DOES THE
sTocKHoLDER COME IN?

JACKSON-The HattiesOurg Home
Telephone, whose report has just been
received, shows total receipts of &c.
GGS.70. an increase Of $43O.95. It's OF
Grating expenses were $2,O9229, an in
crease Of $44O45. Its net earnings
were $t,E67.41, a decrease of $3.50. At
ter deducting taxes, interest, etc, the
net revenue was $1G015, an increase
of $79.73 The report of the Meri Ian
Home Telephone Company shows total
operating receipts Of $77,321.S2, a de-
crease of $32[O3 It's operating ex
penses were $M2?29, an increase CT
$G,3O.S7. Its Va earnings we're ST.
SS4 oa, tIrdAsA Of $951.4o, After
deduct,ng fA interest, etc. there
was a net def,s} of st7oS5, a decrc2-2.
of $N52.06. It is explained in the re-
port tLat this deficit was "a ,sed Jv
the general erpaiTin= of aerial cable
and pole leads In view of tho fac;
that the same people who owl -he Ne
ridi1n ted Hattiesbu,g companies are
now building an urto1ate plr, and
laying underground wires in thI' cts
for an exchange. To ts opened - oDiNE
as the construction work. can ha cow.
plcted. operatino r rheir cw1 n6v0
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-08-30
AIR The ONLY
POWER NEEDED
Big Industrial Revolution is at Hand
If This Invention Pans Out as
Per Claim.
CINCINNATI, O., August 3O.-H. c

CINCINNATI, o., August 30.-H. c.
Busby, formerly Of Birmingham, Ala,
but who has recently made his home
in Cincinnati, has just been allowed i
patent in Washington on a device
which he claims will revolutionize the
worlds industry. If Busby is able to
substantiate his claim, anu he has a
sheaf of testimonials and commenda-
tory opinions from mechanical engi-
neers, he has discovered the long
sought principle of perpetual motion
The latter is however, a term which
he Gschews, because he says 50 many
ridiculous schemes have been promul-
gated under it.
Busbys invention is a system of
compressed air applied as power TO
machinery. He claims that his de-
vice will compress air, and derive its
own power for the compression from
the air itself 1t is a system of valves
aad ydcuums through and into wlNch
the air is driven and expelled He as
serts that no other form Of power
is needed and that the future, through
his invention, will have no need of
coal, oil, wood nor other forms Of
fuel.
The compressed air device may he
attached to any ordinary engines, the
fire drawn and the steam cut off ard
the air will run the engine, is his claim
Busby claims that he has succeeded
with compressed air where Nicola
Tesla failed with liquid air.
Thousands of men have been work
ing on this very thing for years and
the lucky chance l have found" he
says. There is no other invention
like it and none in history which has
its farreaching possibilities"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-08-30
QUEER CROCHET.
New Jersey Girl Wants All Mad Dogs
Sent to Her Farm.

TRENTON, N. j., August 3O.-Im-
mune, as she believes from hydropho
bia, Miss Minnie Manners, one of the
leaders of the younger social set at
Lamburton, is spreading this informa-
ton throughout the country:
Send all your mad dogs to me-"
She is an orphan and wealthy
enough to carry out in every detail her
plan of having an asylum for dogs af-
flicted with rabies. Miss Manner has
turned over her beautiful estate to
the housing of animals and has hired
a veterinary surgeon TO assist her.
She has been bitten five times, and
in the first three took the Pasteur
treatment, but the last two times too;
on treatment.