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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-06-04
BACLIN TAKEN
into CUSTODY
Wee President Of United Copper
Company In Contempt
SPIRITING AWAY Of BOOKS

Official Overheard Plans to Remove
What Might Have Proved Damaging
Evidence Against Heinze and Inter
posed No bjection-Director May
Also Go to Prison Until Books Are
Produced In Court
New York, June 2.-George Bag
lin, vice president of the United Cop
per company, was taken to the Tombs
prison Tuesday there to remain by
order of Judge Lacombe of the United
States district court until the missing
books of the company are produced.
The books contain the evidence up
on which the federal district attorney
seeks to convict f. Augustus Heinze.
A similar punishment also hangs over
Sanford Robinson, prominent di-
rector of the company, whose case
will be further considered by Judge
Lacombe
Both men are alleged to have per-
mitted the spiriting away of the books
that were under subpoena. Baglin
testified before the grand jury that
he had overheard Robinson and one of
the Henze brothers conspiring to re-
move the books and had interposed no
objection.
Nothing remains for me to do but
to commit you for contempt" said
Lacombe after hearing Baglin's admis-
sion. You had no right to stand idly
by while men were plotting the re-
moval of books wanted in a grand
jury investigation. An officer or an
employee cannot so act with impunity. ]"
Robinson's case was next taken up
by the court. 1t was shown that he
had refused to testify before the grand
jury regarding his alleged conversa-
ton with one of the Heinze brothers,
maintaining that both he and Heinze
were attorneys for the company and
that therefore their conversation was
privileged
Judge Lacombe declined to accept
this plea. Members of the bar" he
said. who choose to become officers
or directors of companies and who are
accused as directors of conspiring to
violate the law cannot avert the chal-
lenge by claiming to be members of
the bar. If the minutes of the grand
Jury show that the situation is as |
now understand it to be, | shall GER
tainly commit Robinson for con-
tempt"
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-06-04
TWO CANOEISTS DROWNED
One a Strong Swimmer With Record
For Lifesavinq

Boston, June 1.-The upsetting OF
a canoe in which they were fishing
on the Charles river resulted in the
drowning of Carl Johansen, aged "a,
and Thor Fugelstead, aged 20.
Johansen was strong swimmer
and had saved five people from drown
ing at City Point on April 10 last. 1t
tangled in the long river grass.
Johansen had been married year.
Both victims were machinists.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-06-04
TURKS INVADE PERSIA
Report From Teheran That Christians
Are Being Massacred

London, June IA dispatch from
Teheran to The Times reports that
Turkish regulars have occupied Per-
sian territory at Sajbulak, on the
frontier.
The dispatch further states that
many Christians have been massacred
at Miandoah, where the Armenians
are appealing for. protection.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-06-04
How to Mix fertilizers at Home

How TO WIK FertlIizers at Home.
The question of the proper fertilization
of land to suit the varied needs of the
different Crops and Soils is becoming
one of the paramount questions among
thinking farmers today. Drop us a pos
tai card and let us tell you bow to mix a
fertilizer at home especially adapted to
your needs and explain to you how very
simple a matter home.mixing is. We
believe we can convince you that you
not only get better goods but that they
cost you less money than when you pur-
chase in the usual way. Write today.
address,
CARROLL S. PAGE, Hyde Park, Vt.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-06-04

klT SUFFERED for twenty-six years
1 with bladder and kidney trouble,
and being advised to give Peruna trial,
| did so. and am thankful to say that
eight bottles of Peruna andthree bottles
Of Manalin entirely cured me of that
trouble, and am as well as ever. Mrs.
w. w. Lancaster, 3l27 McAtee Ave.,
Louisville, Ky.
Catarrh Causes Kidney Disease.
Catarrh is q frequent cause of kid
ney disease. The pelvis of the kid
news, as well as the tubules, is lined
with mucous membrane, and is there
fore subject to catarrhal congestion.
Sometimes the catarrh is so slight as TO
cause no attention. Other times it leads
up to very serious conditions.
Any remedy capable of mitigating
the catarrh Is u much more rational
treatment than to give palliatives that
only relieve the patient OF one or more
disagreeable symptoms.
1t is claimed for Peruna that it is an
internal systemic catarrh remedy, and
reaches the catarrh in whatever organ
it happens to be located.
az was cured of severe attack of in
fammation of the bowels by taking Pc
runa. 1 am glad to recommend Peruna
to any one. Mrs. J. J. Gross, $50
Water ST., San Antonio, Texas.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-06-04
Parry Going Into New Business

Indianapolis, May 3O.-David NJ.
Parry. for twenty seven years presi-
dent of the Parry Manufacturing COM
pany, has resigned to take up a new
line of business. the nature of which
be declines to- make public. Parry
was formerly president of the Nation
al Manufacturers association.
Father of Twenty Three Children
Dubuque, May S0.-Captain Kim
bel, riverman, aged IS years, yes
terday became the father of his
twenty third child. His present wife,
his fourth. is 10 years old. They were
married a year ago.
The border vidette., 1909-11-20
THANKSGIVING DAY PROCLAIM
 TON.
Territory of Arizona, Office of the
 Governor.

In grateful recognition of the Di- vine Providence, which has so abun- dantly blessed our Territory in grant ing our people health and prosperity during the year, and in inspiring us with glowing hope and confidence for the future, and in conformity with the proclamation of the President of the United States. designate and appoint Thursday, the twenty fifth day of Novembe A. D. nineteen hundred and nine. as day of Thanksgiving, and recommend that it be spent in accord with the original purpose and traditional spirit of this distinctive American holiday, by the performance of such religious and charitable dutIes as conscience may dictate, by such manifestation of good cheer and by such expressions of family and neigh borly love as may to each person ap- pear fitting and proper.
 In Witness Whereof, I have here unto set my hand and caused the Great Seal of the Territory to be affixed. (sEAL) Done at the city of Phoenix,
 the Capital, this fifteenth day
 of November, nineteen hun ndred
 and nine.
 RICHARD E. SLOAN. By the Governor:
 GEO. U. YOUNG,
 Secretary of Arizona.
The border vidette., 1909-11-20

Mrs. Oh9S | dolIer, mother or Charley and Edward HoIler of this city, has returned from Ensenada, Lover California, where she has been enjoying visit with her daughter.
 wife of Alfredo Sandoval, who Is man. ager af a big company owning large concessions in that country. Mrs.
 Holler was accompanied by her grand daughter. Miss Clara Sandoval.
 Dr. Sam Butler and Walter Holt, of Ma ,dAIena, Sonora, spent Wednes- day in the line city, returning the game night. The gentlemen are well and favorably known in Maedslena. where pr Butler practices medicine and MT. e ] with his brother, k B Holt, man ager of the O4brilIo Mining Oompany's mines in Sonora, from which a carload of oonar 2, silver ore is being shipped.
 Next week George B. Marsh. of George B. Marsh. Inc. will depart fer the east on a combined business and pleasure t,ip, expecting to be absent from Nogales about month. At Chicago he will meet Mrs. Marsh, who will spend the winter with relatives in Illinois. Before returning MT. Marsh
 will visit Hot Springs, Ark, and his old home in Indiana. Ou Friday
 November 5tb, Mrs. Charles Bruce of Litchfield, Illinois, sister of Mrs. Marsh, died at her home in Litchisld, from nervous prostration and heart failure, after a lingering illness. Mrs. Marsh WIS with her sister during the last days of her illness The sympathy of the community is with the sorrow ing relativ.s.
 The exhibition of fancy shooting Thursday afternoon back of the found- ry, by Walter Clement and Rush Razse, proved to the satisfaction of those present that the U. M. O am- munition and Remington guns are all and more than claimed by the gentle men; also that Rush Razee is one of the best trick pistol, rifle and shot gun artists in America, and Walter Clements understands the game of ex- plainin in pleasing manner, the many good qualities of the ammunition and guns In the long-rang exhibition, MT. Razee found anopponent in our Je efferson Davis Rountree, who with little practice, would give him close rub for his blue ribbon. Theo. Gebler of the Pioneer Hardware House, carries a big supply of U M. O. ammunition and Remin gton guns.
 James Johnson. manager and prici- pal stockhold CT in the Ivanhoe Min ing Company, the splendid silver cop per mines of which are situated near Patagonia, this county, was business visitor at the county seat Wedn esday and Thursday, being accompanied by J ohm Oady, the Patagonia restaurant man. Mr. Johnson stated that his mines were looking fine. large bodies of high grade silver copper ore having been recently developed. Last week 8 couple of wealthy eastern investors visited the property and upon thor ough investigation, arranged to pur- chase all the treasury stock, not sold. Mir. Johnson believes he has one of the great mines in the country. and feels highly elated over placing the tress-. ury stock wioh the gentlemen from the east
The border vidette., 1909-11-20
NOVEMBER 20, 1909,
LOCAL ITEMS

I
 w. J. Neumann, one of the proprie, tors of the Coliseum, is back from a business visit to Los Angeles
 The Moonshiuers will dance again tonig in Masonic Hall. All mem bers are requested to be present.
 w. D. Beldep; the gas man, is at the Montezuma from Los Angeles, having arrived last night.
 John Henderson. the mine manager. registered at the Hotel Moderno, last Tuesday, from Pasadena, California.
 Mrs A Saxon, experienced music teacher; reasonable terms, Corner w est and Noon street, II 6 If
 Manager D. R. Kelsey of the In ternational Drug Store has been on the sick list several days this week.
 Manager Ferd Van Mourick of the Sonora News Company, has been in Sonora this week on company business.
 This morning early party of min ing men left the city in Harry Karns' red auto. driven by Harry. Destlna- tion not known.
 Pipe for the Nogales Gas Company is daily expected from the east. and immediately upon it's arrival the work of laying it will commence.
 Ben Sneed, the Douglas cattle man, ID Sneed is one of Oochise county's most prominent stock raisers.
 w. Verne Williams. representing the Graham Paper Company of St. Louis. visited Nogales Thursday in the interest of his big paper supply house.
 Pete Torres now has one of the most attaactive wet goods emporiums in Nogales. When on A rizpe street call on Pete for nice lunch and a cool glass of beer American or Mexican.
 Hon. O F. Ash burn, chairman of the board of supervisors. came down from kis great ranch Thursday and spent yesterday here transacting busi- ness
 Fred McInnis. many years connect ed with Roy & Titcomb, Inc, is back from an extended trip east and on the coast. He has accepted a position with the Noga!es Gas Company.
 Tomorrow Alex Carpena, proprietor of the International Store, will go to Tucson to meet representatives of the A. E Netleton shoes and Alfred Ben iamin clothes
 Getyour school supplies from w. H. Smith. He has just received full line of slates. pencils, pens. inks. tab lets. etc. Splendid articles from 2 cents up. 8 4-tf
 c A. Mason. freight agent for the Southern Pacific, with headquarters at Tucson. was here Wednesday inter viewing our local shippers.
 Next week the family of Henry Levin, the Nogales, Sonora customs broker and commission agent, will re- turn from San Francisco, where they have been spending the summer.
 Today the will of the late F. F. Cranz will be probated in Judge Mars | teller's court and MT. William Schuck- | mann appointed administrators of the dead mining mans estate
 FOR RENT-Three room house, fur nished or unfurnlshed, situated on West street. Nogales, Arizona. Eec- tric light and water. Apply at office of P. Torres, Arizpe street, Nogales, Sonora. 10 23- If.
 Thursday evening Papago Hose Company No. l, held an interesting and very enjoyable smoker in Armory hall. to which number of guests were invited
 FOR SALE-Two lots on which are one large and three small houses. Rents for $95 % Mexican Situated on Arizpe street, NogaIes. Sonora. Mexico Address or call on O. F. Suarez. No 5, Arizpe street, Nogales. Sonora. IT. 13-tf
 George Januel, the expert German
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-09

ds . estimsda por su riquezs. po-
sIci6n, por 81 famiIis 6 smistad; es
la causa, y no las parties, Ia que Sc to.
ua en- consideration 81 fcrmular Ia
sentencia que emsna de squel Tri-
5unal, que sdorn6 con sus presti-
gios y gu presencia magistral".
"Y mas que ninguns otrs cuali.
dad. no imports cu4n encsntsdoras
muchss de elias pudieran ser, ningu-
na impresionabs tanto al que We
MIA ante el Tribunal, como su inva-
riabls cortesis. A sus colegas de
tribunal, al foro que ante 81 postu-
labs, & los funcionarios del tribu-
nal, desde el mas alto hssts Ell mks
bsio q los litigsntes todos que con
snsiosos oios seguian los prooedi.
mientos del alto Tribunal, y al pd.
blico en- general, mersci6, por sus
mOdales corteses y 81 eousidsrsci6u
afeetuosa, el coneepto de ser. como
acknowledgements era, el slegante v
refinsdo caballerO espsSoI."
"Su nombre y su fama serAn STEM.
pre- recordsdos en- su isla natira. "a
Ia que prob6 ante el mundo qus Bo-
rinquen es madre diEna De iIustra-
dos iunseonsultOs y de magistrates
rectos inteligentes, que han ofre-
edo ante el sltag de su patls q
Prsrioso saenfieio De una vida sjen-
Plar.g
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-09
La Camara aprueba 9
proyectos y pasat1 a
cornision dos P de 6.
ETC. B. 40 queda pospues.
to a petlcion del Sr. Diaz
Navarro.
III PresuDuesto, aprobado On ID
forma eDmendsds por Ia co.
mission, es aprobsdo.

Comenz6 Ia session de 10 tarde do
la Camara & las $50 con IS delega-
dos.
Sc preseptaron los P. de C. mime
ros 2O9- estudio del puerto de Pdlmas
Alias: 2l0 para construction de an
pucnEe en- A lasco; c. B. 40 fiiiando
Suma para 10 ampliaci6n de Ia cas-
ferna que eriste en- Culebra; c. B. 40.
para enmend1r Secciones de la leu es-
collar; C. B. 43 para reembolsar los
q1Stos de uiaje hechos en- la Corte mu-
n'cipdl de A 1nSco. En- Ia Ultima
hoTa fueron enviados 4 la Camara
otra vez.
So aprueba ell P. de G. 1so, Juntd
'rom'nad0ra de sngenieros y otros f.
mes.
Lo mismo el SO .fiiando hmises
parn ell cobro de cantidGdes prod,.cto
de deierminadas fuentes de inqresos
en- los muntcipios, aqua de los acue-
ductos &. &.
El Sr. Diaz Navarro propohe que
Sc suprlma del presupuesto la parti-
da de $500 para cumplimiento de
sentencias de muerte. niscutida
Ia moci6n es desechada por mayoria
Vuelve q comisi6n, despu6a de
oponerse a que fuers aprobado el
Sr. Giorgetti, Ell p. de c. 1914 para
uenta de un predio de terreno d Ia Com
paaio de jerrocdrril, en- las afueras
de Ia ciudad. Son 1000 metros v
Sc fijaba un Unite de $50. 900 dc cos
to.
Son aprobados en- segunda v ter
cera lectura los P. de G. -204- rs
179 y 14S.
Ell Sr. Dia2 Navarro pide gus
sea derrotado el C. B. 40 dsignondo
suma para la cisternd dc Culebra" v
es aprobado por 10 votos contra 6.
Aprobado en- tercera lectura el
P. de G. $50. Lo mismo el 1so asig-
nando $4,000 para Ia construction
de la carretera de Coamo q B1rros.
Aprobado en- 8 lectura Ell presu-
puesto, en- la forma enmendada.
Lo mismo ell P. de C. 200, estudio
del puerto de Pdlnds alias.
Ell c. B. l3, Enmendando Ell IT.
tuto Q del C6dtgo poIttico, cobro de
contrlbuciones y patentes de lico-
res y otros, es derrotado por % vo-
tos contra 2 a peticl6p del Sr. Dias
Navarro que combati6 el provec-
to.
A las $50 Sc su<penalo ia session.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-09
No Sc tache de nalos
puertorriquenos Y de
malos patrtotas, a los
que no Ia defender
dice el ST.. [ orna-
bells.
"Yo soy unlonlsta-anade--
y me slento puertorrlque.
nc american
No es possible seguir sieDdo co.
sas o ciuddadanos de Puerto
Rico. "...termjDa.

Como hoy pertenecemos a
una nacj6n libre Y cada ciuda-
dano puede esponer libremen-
te sus ideales, tocame decir
8 los partidarios de Ia Inde-
pendencia para nuestro que
rido pals, que discutan y es-
criban cuanto quieran a ia
vor de ella, pero sin tachar de
malos puertorrlquenos y ma
los patriotas a los que no pien-
san como ellos, porque no
quierep para Puerto Rico
una independence, que signi-
ficaria Ia parilizaci6n en- la
marcia del progreso empren-
dido por la isla, por la naci6n
americana, que representa-
6rden, estabilidad del capital
y del trabajo, 10 que estarfa
muy lejos de suceder siendo
Puerto Rico independence.
Todo puertorrigueno debe
defender como pueda 10 que
crea mas conveniente para el
bienestar de nuestra idola-
trada isla, pero no debe hacer-
10 calificando de malos q los
que no piensen como el; yo
me precio de ser tan buen pa
triota como los que para Pto
Rico quieren Ia Independence
y sin embargo soy contrario d
ella, la considero ell peor de los
males para mi querido Pto. Ri
CO, por la raz6n muy sencilla
de que quiero demasiado q
mis- paisanos, para desear YER
los en- continua luchafratricida
Yo soy unionista, me sien-.
to puertorriqueno americana,
amante de la naci6n america
ma.
AnheIo para mi pals la ciu-
dadania americana, bien con
una autonomia bastante am.
plia, 9 con Ia soluci6n de esta-
do, y 81 este no puede ser hoy
porque Ia rique2a del pals no
10 permite, que sea mahana
pero la ciudadanis enseguida,
que no 10 retarde el Congreso
de los Estados Unidos mas.
No es possible seguir siendo co
sas 8 ciudadanos de Pto. Rico
sin bandera.
Juan TorrelldS.
Mayague5. Quinta Emilia.
Marco 5 de 1909.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-09

bierno por motive de nombrsmien-
tos de alcaldes para cubrir vscsntes
y cits los casos de Juana Disz y ca
guas. en- que, dice, los republiesnos
en el csso de Jusna Diaz tenisn per-
feoto derecho que Sc les respetsra
por su msyoriay y 4 q. el gobernador
les nombrars un slcslde por Ia direc
ei6n de su partido propuesto, Y en-
el de Csguas hsbis ocurrido 10 pro
pio con Ia Union de P. Rico. Que
como partidO de opinion pdblica el
partido Union de P. Rico habia pre-
sentado sus candidates al gobierno
para Is provision del referido slcalde
y el gobierno. que debia ser un 90
bierno de p. Rico y solo resulta un
gobierno para Puerto Rico, hiEO
los candidates que lain
nenss msyoris de Ia voIuntad del
pals representation. v al amparn de-
u oostumbre y De Ia injustieia he
cha IsY buri6 81 dsrecho y u juzsi-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-09

tituci6n de un Alcslde, So cargo Sc
rs desempehsdo por Ia persona que
presto servicios de Presidente del
Ceneejo Municipal, hasta que Sc
bubiere nombrado un nuevo Alcai-
de. por el fConceio Municipal. en-
Ia lorna dispuests, Y hubiere toms-
do possession de gu cargo, en- cuyo
iltimo case el Alealde inferno ten
dra dereeho 8 percibir el suelio del
Alcalde, mientras sct1e como tai.
FL Sr. Muhoz Rivera hsee gso ne
Ia palsbra para sotener Ia pFoceden-
els del proyecto de ley y dise qns Is
de tai indole que no cree qgs hsys
nsdie en- ninguna de las dos Cinarss
que se opongs 4 su aprobselon. Ne
cusrds que hsn oeurrido ocaillstos
entFe los pavtidos polltioos , sl 90
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-09
Triunfo en- el gran tea
tro de Bari, en- "EI
Trovador. +"
Aqul tenemos.dlce el
'Gazzetlno' ..ai esplendl.
do tenor.
VI pdbiico no SO cansaba de
llamarlo al proscenio, J era
''lilto" ? sonrieDte eu So
Bodestia.

MQ0esua.
HTrovatore que sal
va.
la cr6nica de aver noche
puede ser brevfsima y elocuen-
tfsima.
"Por 10 que respecta & la
empresa basta decir que Ell
Trovatere tuvo la virtud de ha-
Ger desaparecer el cartel COZ
tutto esaur1to (todo vendido y
de dar q la redonda cara de An
tonic Quaranta semi hundida
en- la sombra un rayo de ale
gria, escapando aquel dicho
no Sc que en- ell triste y el iroso,
que le habia vuelto q los dias
pasados. Y era una algeria es-
panslva de esplosiones de com
placencias para todos.
"Y en- verdad que va era
tempo de que up espectaculo
de. :. GAIA triunfara en- pues-
tro teatro.
"Tal fue aquel de anoche,
y no en- el sentido maligno que
Sc puede suponer.
"Es publico que llenaba
vic por cuatro horas en- los
mas beaticos Y dulces suenos
del pasado, y salio conmovi-
do, contento, nj disjustado del
dinero pagado.
"Esta claro que Sc fue con-
tento. Ninguno puede serlo
de mas; la crftica Sc complace
en- ponerse ell sombrero y ba-
tir palmas.
mo es propio ahora el mo-
mento de esponerse el peli-
gro de un refriado calentando-
Sc en- una discussion sobre la
mdsica vieja 9 nueva de SON.
reir a nuevos horizontes 6 de
quedar indiferentes con respec
to a la antigua y facil melo-
dia las cuales sembrarap full
cemente nuestras abuelos.
Puede ser tambiep question
de gusto, Asf, pues. es necesa-
rio respetar la escuela de am
bos.
Naturalmente anoche ha-
bfa quien, trayendo recuer-
dos del bon Uieur temps Sc SEN
tia trasportado al paraiso pc
ro bahia tambieD quien prefe-
ria quedarse eD compania del
MEFISSTOFELE.
De cualquier nodo ell que
estas modestas impre-
stones siendo un penitent ac-
dorador del drueniriSnlo 8 81
Ia palabrs disjusta, del moder-
musical. sc inclina re-
al Trordt0re TRUMAN
tie de anocbe.
Pero ESQ es del mlsmo mo
DO como Sc besa respetuosa-
nente Ia mano de una venera-
ds matriona, fulgida de un
bist6rico pasado, lanzaDdo ra-
pidamente una mirada lena
De fuego q una bella V nerviosa
nina escondids tras de ella. |
La opera, pues, de anoche,
fue para muchfsimos una per
panacea que, con sus
sfluvios naturales, privados
1e sdtil v refinada cien-
,ia. penetr6 en- sus corazones
;anandoles de las impresiones
un POGO asperas seguidas
/ eausa de otras operas que
sxigen un POGO de estudio pa
"a ser comprendidas. Asi la
,mpresa ha tenido contentas
as dos eorrientes diversas en-
re ella.
Digamos de la ejecuci6n.
Ahora, duleis in funde, a.
Iui tenemos al esplendido te
Tor Antonio Paoli. /
Su fama de gran tenor es
,ompletamente justificada. Es
lcosEibaa sn = a. pAgiaAl j