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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-03
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after fine day when we had sought
pure afr Ia The Luxembourg gnrdens.
We drove out through the Rois and
by SuresnSs, striking into a roHndn-
bout road to Versailles beyond st.
Cloud. II was June. n dnstIess and
balmy noon. the air thinly giided BY a
faint haze, and | know few things
pieasantcr than that road on a fair
fay OF the early summer and no
sweeter way to course 1t than In an
open car.
AFTER ALL" said George. with plac'
I'd wave Of the hand, Il sometimes
wish that the landscape had called me
You outdoor men have all the health
and pleasure Of living In the open. and
MS for the woFk--oh, you fellows think
you work. but yeu don't know what
IL means"
He indicated the white road running
before III between open fields to q
curve, where II descended to pass he
meath an old stone culvert. Beyond
stood thick grove with clear sky
nlcKerfng xHung tue brunrtrs. Arcirl
peasant woman was pushing heavy
cart round the curve. scarlet hand
kerchief kaoffed about her head.
"You think It's easy?" asked.
Easy. Two hours ought to do II
as well a. 1t could be done-at least
the way yon fellows do IT.
He was interrupted By an outrage
Gus uproar. the grisly scream Of a siren
and the cannonade of powerful ex
haust. as great white touring cal
swung round rs from behind at speed
that sickened me to see and, snortini
thunder. passed US.
Seventy miles hour. gasPet
George. sThose are the Oh. Lord
There they gn!'
"a wINGIAG out to pass us aud
then sweeping IN upon the re
verse curve to clear the mar
row arch of the cuivert were
too much for the white car. IL
the middle Of the road. ten feet from
the culyerf. the old woman struggled
franticuffy 10 -cr hTF cart nut of the
way. The howl of the siren frightened
her perhaps. for she went to the wrong
side. Then the shrek Of the machine
drowned the human scream as the au
tomobile struck.
The great machine left the road fol
the fields on the right. reared, fell
leaped against the stone side of ths
culyert. apparently trying to climb IT
stood straight Oh end. whiried back
ward In half somersault, CRASHED
over on it's side. flashed with fame ant
explosion and lay hidden under
cloud OF dust and smoke.
The peasants cart. tossed into
elump Of weeds, rested on its side. A
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SPECIAL. PRICES ON LADIES TAIf.-
ored suits; ladiest suits made 70 or-.
der: nj and workmanship guarAn-
AIRY $50 suit which y0M could buy
Al. GDLDSTEIN. sIsA1tAss Tailor
sls ". Fifth,
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wANTED-BY 4 YOUNG LADY STE
nographer Of experience . position
where there ts some promotion Ad-
dress EXPERT b.. care Nirginian
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WANTED--A FINED LAL
would like position to sew with
some dressn.aker. Address II. f..
G. care yirgiEian
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WANTED-PosITI0N BY A YOINs
lady To address envelopes arrd' ctfsee
work Address b. c.. care Richmone
yfrginfan
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WANTED-SEWING AT HOME, La
dies and childrens': also chairs to
reeane Address MRS. NJ. II. MAYO,
23e s. Cherry street
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w ANTEp--WORk TO DO At HOME
by lady best of references. Ad-
dress j., care The Richmond Virgin
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GOOD THINGS AIT pRtN
nound raisen cake ~
aound cake, Is cNneG
cream putfs. 81 cent?
bread. IS cents DKfAJkzs
ERi. s3aM 3: Sixf i. ntys
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POSITIONS wAsTED--FEnALK.

LADY DESIRES
position as stenosrapher. or Office
work; can furnish reference. Phone,
Madison 91h-I
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t'OAa AND wonD

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED 10y ~ H.
Al ears OF gilt edge vood. got
before 1t lis all zone: 1p1tnk
ss.5o; none better. coai Al1d L.
dry ard under shelter. TX4E1j
RYAN, Phone Madison l91a.
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4 porch floor, after the enters ex-
posture TO snow and slees needs a coat
of paint each spring. Let Lefeber &
Rasmussen aid in preserving your
Phone Wan. IGG !.
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Have you givea a comet party vet?
An overcoat is a handy thing to have
now days.
A. II. Owens snant S,,p5avir ch h;ooro
visiting relatives and friends.
DIR. VIM. f. Reptler has rat,r,a5
home from a WASHINGTON trim
Capt and Mrs Leislx snent n few
. DAYS of last week at Whitavatar
Mice Bar,ro of ph;,,;.s ,y;. N,
on Wauwatosa friends SATURDAY
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has hem dona
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''e summer Win i'e' orothe''
Rev y. B Moves, st. Louis. Mo-.
associate editor of Word and Works,
'i'"''e us " peasant c'll last iuesoay.
Quite humber of our church people
were IN attendance at the Laymans'
Convention held in Chicago last week.
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lhohaS H. htoyd-Jones' former sup
er'htehoect OF sch"ois here has been
elected principal of the Madison high
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''' VIZ ','o ""s eiN l "eS''"S las d
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Guard last Tuesday evening. it was
decided to give 1.-The Private Secretary"
on June .. and4.
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FOR SALE-The residence of a.
Landolt on Wauwatosa Avenue. In
quire of l.. K. GridIey.
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GUND-Goid ring, Inquire d Hotel
Irri ngton.
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FOR SALE-Gas range for s.. En-
quire at this office.
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Fire Insurance. Tornado and Live
Stock. NJ. I. PARK phone ll5 y Wan
IS atosa. lift
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NOTICE-We go to press Thursday. at
1880. All copy must be IN before noon.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-11

T en- lugar de las tan codiciadas ANA
rillas.
En- su desesperaci6n, y para ven
garse tomo los -papeles y cerro la ca
jita despuks de haberla llenado de ce
MIA que tomo en- Ia estufa.
Lo bueno es que, el senior baron
de Rodach, tiene probablemente
en- sus manos a estas horas, su for
midable cajita LENA de ceniza.
Este 81 que es 10 que Sc llama te-
ner por unica arma una escopeta de
cana. T..
-iPero, y ell baron ?-dijo Mad.
de Laurens.-Eso todavia no nos di-
ce donde est6.
-Dejad hablar a Cuclillo que es
nuestro oraculo. Ell idiota apenas
hace dos diss que esta en- Alemania
y no obstante. ha encontrado va por
tres veces al caballero alto que llevo
la caiita a casa de Hans.
-iAh!. .-exclam6 el magyar que
Sc hacia todo oidos.
va veis que yo habia adivina-
do establishments te-murmuro Nenl-
ta:-esta aqui.
Van-Praet So ocupaba en- hacer
un paquete de todos los papeles que
en- otro tempo contuviera la cajilla.
Solo faltaban entire ellos las letras o.
cambio contra Ia casa de Goldberg,
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P OR P AUL FEW AL.

extraidas de Londres Y Amsterdam.
Mira contemplate el paquete con
descontento: 81 la casualidad. hubie-
Sc hecho caer en- sus manos aquella
arma terrible. no Sc hubiesa despren-
dido tan Embellishments de ella.
Me parece-repuso Reinhold que
seguia triunfante me parece que mi
amigo Cuclillo merecia bien ell dine
70 que lie ha dado.
-iPero ha sabido deciros 10 prin-
cipal?-lnterrog6 Mad. de Laurens
-os ha dicho ell escondite del baron
de Rodach. =.
A este punto lleganos, seilora
mia. Las tres veces que Cuclillo
ha encontrado con el caballero al
to, salia este de una cabaha, sltuada
a cuatrocientos o quinientos paso
de la aldea, hacia la falda de Ia mon
taiia, y bajo Ia roca que las gentes
del pals denominan Ia cabeza del
Negro.
-Esa es Ia casa de Gottlieb-dijo
Van-Praet, ,-un guapo mozo, que va
en- mi tempo era vasallo de Blu
thaupt.
y que segun parece, Sc acuerda
de que 10 ha sido- anadio Reinhold:-
pudieran apostarse diez contra uno
a que ell baron Sc oculta en- SUI casa.
Van-Praet abrio su escrltoEo y CO.
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| Ell patio estaba desierto, asi como
tambien la parte de muralla que lie
dominaba.
Entr6 Klaus en- la capilla por una
! brecha que Ell tempo habia practi-
cado en- sus muroS.
Ell interior de Ia capilla mostraba
todavia los restos de su pasado ex-
plendor, pero no era va mas que rui-
mas.
Ell viento silbaba en- las ventanas
completamente despojadas de sus
cristales, y las luvias filtrando por
la desunida boveda, habian arruina-
do POGO d POGO los ornamentos de
Ia nave.
Ell suclo Sc hallaba cubierto de
pedazos de columnas y estatuas; So
10 quedaban en- pie los pilares de
marmol del altar mayor.
Atraveso Klaus la capilla y pene-
tro en- ell coro, cuyos carcomidos a.
slentos no conservatism va indicio
alguno de escultura. Abrio una puer
teclta situada detris del altar, y ba-
jo los peldahos himedos Y pendien-
tes de una escalera subterranea.
Hallabase en- las b6vedas NOR
tuorlas de los antiques condes de
Bluthaupt.
Era este sitio una sala ancha Sos
tenila por macizos pilares, entire los
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que Sc alzaban las tumbas.
Una moribunda lAmpara coloca-
da sobre uno de los sepulcros, ilumi-
naba vagamente los ebjetos.
Cuando reanimada la mocha es--
parcia por momentos una luz mas vie
va, veianse salir de entire la sombra
las estatuas de los antiques condes,
tendidas boca arriba, con los brazos
cruzados, y con sus espadones q 10
largo de sus costados.
-SEstais aqui?-pregunt6 luego
Nadie lie respondio.
Temblaba Klaus en- medic de
aquellos muertos.
La tumba sobre que estaba colo
cada la lampara sostenia tres esta-
tuas de p6rfido rojo, tendidas ,unos
junto q otras.
Estos eran los tres hijos del conde
Negro, los mismo que, a crecer La e.
yenda, aparecian de tempo en- item
I po sobre la terra para festejar ell ma
cimiento 8 llorar la muerte de los
bluthaup: eran en- fin, los tres HON.
bres rojos.
Los trsmulos destellos de la lam
para .daban a sus rostros de piedra
como un .reflejo de vida.
Casl estaba tentado Klaus de
Greer que iban levantarse y 4 an
dar. ..
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colo en- 81 el paquete que acababa de
altar embellishments.
Yanos, Sc dirigio hacia la puerta
sin pronunciar una palabra.
Ell caballero de Reinhold abrio la
boca para preguntar donde iba, pc
ro Nenita le .apret6 ell brazo con vio-
lencia. ~
-iSilencioL wa en- bus
ca de sus armas.
Claus habia permanecido inm6-
vii en- aquella pieza Y con el dido
atento, desde la llegada de Reinhold.
En- el instante de salir ell magyar
a la antesala, acababa Klaus de mar
charse por la puerta opuesta.
Baj6 precipitadamente la escale-
ra v Sc perdi6, a paso de corzo, 4 10
largo de I'm corredor que enlazaba u
ma con otra las dos alas del castillo.
Luego que lego al extreme del CO.
rredor, abrio una maciza puerta que
daba salida a un patio de corta ex-
tension y completamente fuera de
aso.
Este patio confinaba por I'm lado
con la muralla y por el otro con la
capilla.
Klaus miro a su alrededor con in
quietud, para convencerse de que
no era explado.
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DineTo y Ie|oj gratis.

Pida sin dinero, diez pesos
orc de Pastillas "Recuperador
de la Salud' el mejor PATENT
zado para la sangre, el esto-
mago, el higado, y los rinones,
col6quclos entire sus vecinos
pues es aceptado donde quie-
ia que Sc ofrece y al mandar.
nos el importe, obsequiaremos
con una comision en- dinero, y
un reloj gratis. Escriba en-
seguida a la National Drug
Agency, Tetuan 81, San
Juan. Pto. Rico. Noviembre.
En- esta lmprenta Sc vende
papel de peri6dicos viejos a
e. guintal
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i6ota Cucllo estaba
asonaao ala ventana de
~ casa Ia manAna del

,su casa Ia manana del
lunes de. Cazneaal, cuando vi6
4 I'm cahsro alto entrar en- casa;
de su vec;no.Hans Doru. Demasiado
saba quetefpnendeno tenia fama en-
el femple,d6 guardian muche dinero
oculto en- sucasa, y Cuclllle es muy
aficionado al dinero, que le slrve
+, para llenar su botella.
/: Desde SUI ventana contemplate
4 menudo con envidia la habitacion
de Hans.
Aquella manana vic al cabalero
alto saesr de bajo su capa un objeto
cuya naturaleza no distmgui6, pero
que por 10 que brillaba los rayos
del sol, creyo de leiss que era un mon
ton de piegas de ORC.
Era la caiita que estaba guarneci-
da con claSeos de metal.
Hans la cebc6 on Ia tabla masi
ala como dice la copla del idiota.
Cuclillo que es un solemne plcaro
hizo un agujero en- Ia pared, detras
de la CANA de Hans, entro Dios sabe
como, y abrio la cajita, sin romperla
pero cual no seria SUI chasco al en-
contrar solo I'm legajo de papeles,
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10 MEj0R.

La soyeria Tinaud tiene ell
mejor surtido de objetos de
arte y novedad para regalos,
y esta, constantemente recibien
do los-dltmos modelos, 81 Vd.
desea comprar un objeto de
verdadero gusto yea nuestro
surtido, en-. efectos de plata de
ley, metal blanco, plateado y
cristal tallado LEJITIMo tiene
uninmenso ,surtido, esta casa
solo vende articulos BUENos
todos garantizados. Especial
lidades para regalos de bo.
das.
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-iEstais ahi?. .-repiti6 con yoa
ahogada. 4,
Tampeco esta vez lie constssto
nadie; pero Sc oy6 I'm sordo runor
en- Ell fondo del subterrAneo.,<
Algunos momentos despu5s 50
dibujaron vagamente entire las CO.
lumnas tres formas humans, a los
dltimos resplandores de la lampara.
! CXII.-La madre de Homo.
Ell dia siguiente era jueves, dla en-
que mediaba Ia cuaresma, y en- cuyo
noche debfa verificarse el famosa
bale de mascaras que los convidados
de Goldberg aguardaban ansiosa-
mente, desde el dia en- que llegaron.
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MD|CADOR GENERAL.

. a. + 6sSsn NlS11sv Dr. 1sasSe ssapLe cue !es
Ia ess1n . 4 psEBds Dc b deteseioe, Prepo.ets:
II aNy0 n0e6l0 q peQue6o pacLeatA, produo
49, sssaiTaI trnqu1O. sliSia ! doior Il
Sedlic dssCseFsa nuy yavo alesre d nuy aGra-
LlSe r raiAdAG cAlma u nlno. abianAa SUE dolores
- flei 4 hancl0n del estomAso resula ioo
ktestanoS n q me4or .e0caio coNocldo para ia dta-
- n nruveaRa sta De Il deaucoo d. cuAlquiera
- eanoa Tengase Ducho eudado r. pedir q
WSahe CSlMante d u soAoea window: - ~.
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Manuel TravieSo. Farmaceutico
Con 1S amos de experiencia profe.
sional, ofrece a usted sus servicio,
en- su bien surtida oficina de farma.
cia. San Jose, numero 12t, "cerca
del correo. ."-Esmero en- el despa-
cho de REcETAs.
Farmacia CoIon.-Antiguo ests.
blecimien:o. Gran surtido de drogas
y patentizados Plaza principal. San
Juan.
Herfero Hn0S. S. en- C -Importa :
dores y exportadores. Direction te.
legrafica-"Herrero" San Juan.
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D|RECTOR|0 De SAN JUAN.

Sastreria. j. B. Mouagas. Corte
moderno. Gran surtido en- corbatas,
pu1os, cuellos y camisas. Precios
m6dicos. Visite este establecimiento.
San Jose, No. 81. San Juan, P. R.
AboGadoS.-Emigdio S. Ginorio y
Manuel M. Ginorio, Allen 60.
Telefono 353. Box 366.San Juan.
PraCticante. - Silvestre Feijoo
Martinez, Embalsamador-F arna-
cia Colon y San Jose 6. San Juan.
Lecciones de piano. seho.
rita Lola Mas, ofrece dar classes en-
su casa Q q domicilio. San Juan.
Cristo 7.
Ingeniero Civil.-Ram6n Can
dfa C6rdova. Tetuan So, ciucad 8
Parada IL Santurce Miramar, San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
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La L|MPIEzA H|CIENICA
PoR ELECTR|C|DAD.

En- la acreditada casa de LOS MUCHACHOS Sores.
de A. Mayo Co. esamos demosrando la vista del pi.
bco ell aparato de limpeza "SANTO" ofrecemos tanto
los duehos de casas los de ofcnas ediGcos una
prueba que les interesara Acerquese la vidrera veo
aba jar. Puede tamb6n examnase de cerca el aparao
asi Sc desea.
Porto Rico Power & Light Co.
Oficinas Prin ipa les, Marina, San Juan
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En- esta imprentf SC vcnde
papel de peri6dicos vicjos a
b2 pesos guintal
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SaStreri3...-Luca Ibanez. San
Jose esquina a Luna. Elegante tile
ra. Esmtr, y prontitud. P1ecios m j.
dicos. Visitenos hoy.
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L|NEA FERREA DEL OESTE

1tinerario de trenes Y vapores que
empezarz regir desde e. 10 de Sep.
GeDbIe de 1909.
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Las aguas eSLanCauit, causal el
Paludismo la Pam ala IL cura. No
contiene quinina.
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MonedaS de sro Cdlifornias
De 30 eentavos, % oenravos sI.O0 y
e2} &c vsnta en- lie Joyeris de f.
1kHRHAHN. tan JCse Ia
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WAVES EXTRAORDINARIOS
us sis 1880
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P|LOORAs lNI|BAC|LARES

70 rcrsr1a d - sfscdnn0 d spar.so
b
pskDon1 0dnn punaaDagb q Dc etas
Al =. .o ob !. Ne intelligence. acatasisu is.nRAa
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salids De u Capital = Rayanon simultin.ansnt.
Dis hbenhes EaS kslivu
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-02
.ARAD1 TRIAL SET
FOR THIS MORNING
SHERIFF BRINGS TIE DEFEND
ANT TO TOMBSTONE FROM FL
PAso YESTERDAY

TOMBSTONE. June 1-CSpec.aD
The district court convened at the
regular hour this morning. In the
case OF the terri DRY vs. Fred Arndt,
the prisoner having been returned
from n Paso in custody Of tie
sheriff, The case was set for trial
tomorrow morning
The case of the territory VS. Thorn
as Lard, alleged TO have committed
the crime Of grand larceny in the
Sulphur Springs Valley was reset
for trial Of July 1st
Trial Juror Frank Huckelby was
excused from jury service until June
9th.
in the matter Of George Sargent
doing business as the Standard Fur
niture company in Douglas. a bank
rup. order confirming composition
was entered.
In the case Of the Provident Mu-
tual Building K Loan Association,
corporation. Us Antonio Maza.
foreclosure OF mortgage, proof was
made and Judgment was entered in
favor of the plaintiff AID decree OF
4 foreclosure made.
In the case Of Lula B. Bath VS.
. ". o. Hudson ct al. an acton TO
quiet tile. the same was tried and
proof made and Judgment entered
for the plaintiff.
In tie case OF the territory VS.
Manuel Ballest2ros. indicted by the
grand jury for the crime Of aggray-
ated battery. the defendant was
1 arraigned and withdrew his plea Of
no guilty ard entered one Of guilty.
Sentence viii be pronounced BY the
court tomorrow morning.
IN The divorce Gaze Of Doris Green
, lee, decree Of divorce granted TO
plaintiff
4 divorce was also granted in the
case Of Hazel lobe vs. John lobe.
Court adjourned this morning at
! ten O'Clock and stands at recess
until nine o'clock tomorrow morning.
All trial jurors were excused until
.omorrow morning owing to the fact
/ that the criminal calendar was
cleared by The various prisoners en-.
tesing pleas Of guilty therefore Ieav
ing no cases 10 be tried sodav
The luascy commission was in
session late yesterday afternoon tc
Inquire into the sanity OF Mrs. A.
n Heath. an inmate OF the coun Z.
hospital. and better known as mel
lie This unfortunate woman was
committed 10 the asylum from thi:
county about twelve years ago. ans
IS forty-two years Of age. She has
developed decisions Of persecution
and at Zines becomes very violen
IN temper. and is constantly preach
ing about the wrongs and persecu
ing about the wrongs and persecu
lions to which she is subjected
She made quite a commOtion in th'
court house yesterday morning whs-
she threw her arms about one o
The newspaper attaches and PLEADED
with him for protection but wa
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-02
CITY RECEIVED Sl54 A MONTH
FROM HOGAN; s|4.50 FROM HIGH

$154 a month. and instead of receiv.
ing $500 to SEQ" from Judge High
while he was acting as police judge
the city really received only $14.5o
a month. The figures are well worth
studying, as illustrating the remark
able difference between plain fact and
partisan falsehood:
SIS under John W. Hogan. from April
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-02

1T cured me. or 1T saved the
life of my child. are expressions you
hear every day about Chamberlain's
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
This is true the world over where
this valuable remedy has been intro
duced.No other medicine in use for
diarrhoea or bowel complaints has
received such general approval The
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-02
BODY OF MAN CUTS
OFF TELEPHONE POLE
IS HURLED WITH SUCH TERRIFIC
FORCE BY POWDER EXPLOSION
SEVENTEEN MEN MISSING

OGDEN. Utah, June Pour hun
dred kegs OF powder we're discharged
prematurely today in the quarry Of
the Union Portland Cement company.
near the Devils Slide, in Weber can
yon. eight miles east of Morgan. Sew
enteen laborers are missing and it is
believed all were killed. Those miss
ingig include the foreman, Hugh Nc
CURE; seven Italians; seven Hunga-
rians and two Japanese.
The force of the explosion broke
windows in the settlement at Devil s
Slide, and legs and arms and heads
Of the missing workmen were found
on the hillside across the canyon. zoe
yards from the quarry.
The body OF a Hungarian was
hurled out of the tunnel with such
force that it cut a telegraph pole
in two.
A curious feature OF the explosion
was that no damage was done TO the
company buildings IN the immediate
vicinity. but windows in ranch houses
far distant were shattered.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-02
AWNINGS. FURNITURE,
SEWING MACHINES

Rented and Sold
HAYDEN. KAsUN & CO.
Phone f23. Lowell