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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-04
Los Successes

En- la semana proxima, aparecera un
emocionante semanario titulado Los ST.
cesos; una cr6nica grafca del crimen,
del escandalo, de cuanto por cualquier
concepto lame la atenci6n durante la
semana en- Puerto Rico, en- San Juan y
en- todas las poblaciones de la Isla, por=
que Los Sucesos tendra corresponsales
Ell todos pueblos
La cronica roja mundial tendra tam
bien nn gran eco en- Los SuceSos.
El lnteresante y suggestive semanario
saldra a mediados de semana
De su redacci6n y organization Sc ha
encargado Rodrigo Cervantes, una yer-
dadera garantia de exito y un prestigio
en- nuestro pequeno mundo periodistico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-04
MIR. POUPART

Sc encuentra en- San Juan desde ha-
ce algunos dlas, el seiior M. A. Poupart,
representante de The Chattanooga me-
dscane Co., cuyos productos excelentes
han de hallar muy pronto I'm gran mer-
cado en- Puerto Rico.
Mr.. .Poupart es persona muy amable
y que va Sc ha hecho de grandes rela-
clones en- la Isla.
LIE deseamos, como es de esperar, que
realize grandes negocios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-04
e|'CItaciones va|iosas

Nos ha visitado a nombre del Casino
de Manatl, ell notable escritor Licencla-
do Fernandez Vanga, para traer nues-
tro companero Perez Losada, la felici-
tacl0n mas cordial de parte de aquel
quito centric.
iNuestro compaIeTo no sabe como
agradecer tanta amabilidad tanto ho-
nor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-04

Duprey, dando los 1ltimos toques a la
siniestra maquina.
Duprey esta algo enfermo, y como por
su estado de debilidad Sc dudase de 81
podria cumplir esta noche su l1gubre
oficio, dijo que no tenla inconvenience
en- dejar que le sustituyese ell confnado
Adolfo Matos, s1empre que este lie diese
la mitad del dinero.
Manana seguiremos info :s1aando. -az
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-04
DE VIAJE

Nuuestro estrmado amigo don Migue
de La Cuetara, SUI distinguida esposa
su linda NINA y su heanano don Saliva
dor, 'embarcanon aver para los Estado
U|nldos, donde pasaran una teunporads
de algunos aneses.
Ell BOLETIN desea a los distingui
dos yIaJeros una travesia feliz agra
tabte permanencia EN- la gran metro.
poll americana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-04
Matos Bernier

FL Agu'la, llegada aver nuestra Off
clna, daba la noticia de que la compo-
slclon poetica galardonada con ell pri-
mer premio en- Ell Certamen del CAST
no de Manati, es del laureado escritor
don Felix Matos Bernier,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-04
E| REQ en- CapjNa

I'm rpnresentante del BOLETlN VI
sit6 esta tal1da las dos, al REQ Basli1o
Torres Lmgo, cuya ejecucion ha ole rea-
lizarse esta noche a la una,
Como recoriaran nuestros lectores'
Basilio Torres mat0 a pullaladas su
concnbina .Jutana Perez, Ell lei barrlo Gel
Rio jurisdiction de Rio Pledras.
Este crimen fu6 perpetrado ell Il de
Marco de 1909, las diez de la manana
Ell REQ afrma que mat6 por celos su
desdichada companera, POGO despues de
haber visto salm de su casa al hombre
de mlien sospechaba. La mat6 CON I'm
cuchillo la descuartiz6 materlaImen-
Cuand0 nuestro companero entr0 en-
Ia capilla. el REQ estaba de pie junto a
una velja que 10 separa del publlco.
Ell d2sdichaido quiere aparentar Sc
1enidad pero en los ojos y en el sem
blante demacrado sc le adVierten las
senales he una anglrstiosa nOche de In
s0mnio.
IIabla reposadamente, y demueStra
una gran esperanza Ell que ha de ser
indultado, pues Sc le ha ,dlcho que Sc
trabaia un ''IIabeas Corpus" para de
tener la eJecutl0n.
Sc ihaanenta de su falta de recursos.
' dice que 81 sc We a dos pasos del ca
dalso, les porque no tiene para procu-
rarse una buena defensa.
Ell REQ theme treinta y slete amos, es
de COLOR iblanco, de medlana estatura,
soltero, y tiene cuatro hiJos. DE estos,
tres SON VarOnes Y una hembra. Ell ma
yor tiene veintidos y el mas pequelio-
la niiia-siete aiios. Todos son hijos de
la victima. Los hijos viven JIntos en
La finca de las AIonjas, donde trabaja
el nDayOr.
lei juez MonteslnOs que estaba tam
bien EN- la caplla, pregunto al REQ 81
Queria que le dijese algo a los hijos.
BasiNio Torres reapondi6 que 81; que
ten1a deseos de verlOs.
Ell REQ dice que es cat6lico, que no ha
pedido ning1n sacerdote, porque Sc lie
ha dichO que ira asistirle ell padre Be
rrios.
A intervalos cae en- un momentaneo
,l +o 4 cat, IN
uietud; en- un raptO de nervosismO di-
co: el trance que me pasa a mi, lie pasa a
.uiere una mu.ier; 10 que tiene es que
vo no tuve dinero, nadie Sc interes6 por
mi. me fastidie. . pero yo creo en-
Dios. V tengo confianza.
,Eil REQ almorz6 bien y dice que esta
tramquilO.
En- la prlsi6n penetra una anuJer en-
lntada nosotros NOS apartamos cor
tesmente.. Parece una rellglosa. =.
nero no. 10 les; ha venido YER a su es-
poso que 'extingue una condena de
inspirada por nn sentmniento cristiano,
fue q consdlar al REQ. Este la observa
agradece, con una sonrisa, la buena
voluntad de la mujer que Sc llama Jua-
ma Dede, y es natural de Grrayaana.
Al retirarse nrlestro companero, el
REQ lie estrech6 efusivamente las manos,
dijo estas palabras: s'Yo estoy ME
ior que ustedes, porque tengo dos VI
das: La vida que me di6 Dios all nacer
la que ahora me quheren guitar.
Nuestro -companero pronuncia unas
frases de aliento para el REQ, Y al salir,
VIC en- la caseta del patibulo al verdugo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-04
D Dr.. c. Nuioz Diay

Participa q su numerosa clientela que
fila las horas de ! 4 de la tarde. i,,sju
la consulta diaria, en- los altos del NO.
81 de la calle de Tetuan, donde tiene es-
tablecido su despacho professional.
Tel6fonos No. 326 y l5l--.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-04
Il Ccrtamen de Manatl
Ell PREMLO DE MUSICA

Nuestro estimado amigo ell inspirado
compositor don Rafael Balseiro, es ell
autor de la Marcia presentada al con-
curse con este LENA: Ell arte es la en-
carnaci6n del ideal
La obra del laureado nldsico, ha obte-
nldo ell primer premio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-04

Don Alfonso Aguilar

Se halla en- esta capital nuestro parti-
cular amigo don Alfonso Aguilar, quien
vlene en- asuntos particulares.
El senior Aguilar saldra para su re-
sid ;ncia de Mayaguez, tan pronto haya
termlnado sus asuntos que le traen es-
ia ciudad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-04

'Nuest"o huen colega La Demoora-
cia > public0 aver ell siguiente suelto:
Ell SIR. PEREZ LOSADA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-04

Este distinguido cOmpaIlero nues-
tro, director de Ell BOLETIN MER-
CANTlL, es el autor del juicio crltico
presentado en- el Certamen de Manat1.
Jppicio crltico que llevo por LENA lie
monde est fait pour aboutm a un beau
lIbre y que obtuvo el premio senalado
en las bases
Sea cnhOra bIcna =
FL laureado escritor don Julio Sarria
Consul general de Venezuela, nos envi0
la slgulente carta:
Sr. Don Jose Perez Losada.
Estimado amigo:
Acabo de saber que ha sido usted lau-
reado una vez mas. en- ell Certamen de
Manatl; no me sorprenden los triunfos
de su brillant1sima pluma y de su pro-
funda intelectualidad, siento TN espe-
clal placer en- enviarle mis- mas cordia-
les felicitaciones.
Soy su afmo. amigo
Julio Sayyia.
Nuestro companero queda reconocidi-
simO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-04
LaAsociiaciitl Do Dependencies

Ha sido convocada una junta general
extraordinaria de la Association de De
pendientes de esta capital, para ell do
mingo del corriente las dos de la tar
de-,
Ell acto Sc llevara efecto, en- ell do,
micilio de la asociaci6n, Luna Is, altos,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-04
Cine las tres bsndera2

Esta noche, en el Cine de las Tres
Banderas, Sc daran cita las personas de
buen coraz6n, benIeficio del Refugio
de Ninos Desamparados.
Pidanse localidades EN- la taquilla del
Cine.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-04

Esta manana Sc VIC en- la Corte Fe-
deral ell juicio contra Jose Oller, acu-
isado de perjurio
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-03
FIRE DESTROYS
GIRLS SCHOOL
SCORES OF SCANTlLY-CLAD STU
DENTS RUSH FROM THE
DOOMED BUILDING.
Girls Had No Time to Save Wearing
Apparel and Shiver Until Clothed
BY Florence CITIZENSHIP Fatalities
Resulted.

Florence, Ala, March 2.-Flames
this morning completely destroyed
the Florence University for Women,
causing loss of 100000 and endang-
ering the lives of all occupants of the
dormitory
Panic-stricken and screaming loud
ly for assistance, scores of scantily
clad girls rushed from the burning
dormitory at 3 o'clock and many were
almost overcome tefore reaching the
doorways. Few of the girls managed
to save their clothing, and donations
from feminine residents were neces-
sary before they could properly clothe
themselves. No fatalities resulted,
TIE fire had gained great headway
before the alarm was raised, and, see-
ing the impossibility of saving the col
lege building, citizens devoted their
attention entirely to rescuing the girls
This work necessitated many acts of
heroism, as a large number of girls
We're almost cut off from all avenues
of escape.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-03
TAKING A LOOK
At AUTO ENGINE
COUNCIL COMMITTEE AND FIRE
CHIEF TO WATCH SAVANNAH
ENGINE WORK.
Delegation Left Here Last Night On
Inspection Trip-one of the New
Automobile Engines May Be Pur-
csNsed BY the City.

Mayor Butts, Aldermen Ludwig and
Calnan and Fire Chief Harrison, ac-
companied by representative Griffin,
of the LaFrance Fire Engine company
who has been in the city for several
days, left last night for Savannah,
where they go to inspect the auto fire
engine recently purchased by that
city. AS. is we'll known, the agent OF
the company has been endeavoring to
sell one of these machines in Bruins.
wick and the committee on fire have
had the proposition under considera-
tion for the past few days.
Savannah seems to lie very much
pleased with the machine purchased
recently and the authorities OF that
city have signified their willingness
to put the machine in operation for
the benefit of the Brunswick deiega.
ton. A practice run will be made
this morning in order tlat the Bruins.
wick visitors can see just now the ma
chine is operated.
1t is. pointed out by the LaFrance
company that any municipality can
save money by purchasing one of the
auto fire engines. In the first place
1T does away with practically ali OF
the horses now in the service this
Saving the city the feed bill, which il
quite a monthly item 1t is also ar
Sued that the machine can make a
much quicker run in response to IA
fire and should consequently prove Of
great advantage to the people o. the
city generally in case of "a fire.
While in Savannah today the local
committee will make a thorough in.
vestigation, not only as to the Ell
cheney of the auto fire fighter, tut
also as to the sum saved by the pur
chase of such a machine Upon thei,
return to the city the committee viii
reach some definite action as tC
whether or not the machine is to bt
purchased,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-03
AGED WOMAN is FOUND
lN UNCONSCIOUS STATE

Mount Airy, Ga, March Mrs
Rachael Martin Perkins, an aged lady
living two miles south of Mt Airy, is
critically i'll. Mrs. Perkins mas been
living practically alone for some time
Her son. Vance Perkins. and some
tenants who live near look closely aft
er her, but for some reason they saw
nothing of her from Thursday until
Friday night Of last week. Her son
vent 10 the house Friday. and after
forcing an entrance found his mother
lying across the bed unconscious
Ihere was no way TO ascertain how
long she had been in this condition.
She md not regain consciousness nm
III Monday morning and the attending
physician ':Olds out little hope Of re
coTcry.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-03
WIFI FE-BEATER is SENTENCED
TO IMPRISONMENT BY JUDGE

Baltimore, March 2.-The spectacle
witnessed in the criminal court here
today of a white man who had brutal
ly beaten his wife, pleading for mercy
with tears streaming down his face,
when he heard the sentence of five
lashes at the whipping post and i'm
prisonment in Jail. But there was no
mercy because the testimony showed
that Frank McCauley struck his wife
seven or eight times, choked her and
then took from her more than $50. 1t
was the second sentence of wife
beater to the post by Judge Duffy with
in a month.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-03
al TRovAToRE."
An Extraordinary Picture at the Pas
time Today

ttfHc i Oudy.
The management Of the Pastime
take great pleasure in announcing
that they have at last been able to
secure the most beautiful and most
talked about film in the world today.
Pathe Freres' film dart, I'll Trova-
tore, which is eNquisitely hand paint
ed. We will not attempt to describe
the beauty Of this. but will copy
few lines from The Moving Picture
World t'e leading magazine in pic
turedom
"A magnificent production. There
is no need to tell the wild tale which
Verdi clothed in sweet music--the
world knows it in detail. Count di
of revenge by Azucena the Gypsy,
who rears MIN as troubadour. hence
the name, II Trovatore. Then fol-
lows short story of the plot, which
which every one is familiar, and then
this ending:
Such a story. fraught with passion,
thro' bin2 with the most intense emo
tiOns Of the human heart. offers a
splendid field for t1e highest talent in
the dramatic world The film is
thronged with stars of the profession,
garbed and robed with an exactitude
that reveals master hand. The grim
castle is real and every stone tells OF
Just such scenes as are therein re-en-
acted Such scenes as Leonora plead
ing for Manrico. 'Manrico's rescue
of Leonora, The wedding party on
the castle steps, are glittering gems
in the regal crown which this work
is. Artistically and photographically,
it is a clef d'oeuvre."
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-03
75-YEAR-OLD SCHOOLBoY
HELD FOR SELLING LIQUOR

Atlanta. March "A 15-yaay-o!d
soloolboy, thought to Ne the gO-be-
tween in the liquor trade being carried
on in Grant park. is held at the police
station for violating the travelling
blind tiger ordinance, and will be tried
today before Judge Broyles. lie is
Keith Nix, son of VIM. X Nix, Of 800
Ormond street.
Nix was arrested somc days ago,
and the trial has cen pcst&orel until
the evidence can be Completed. II
is said that he has hoeA Furnishing
liquor to all who wanted it, ard
among his customers have been mum
erous "oung boys, w3o have beer seen
drunk ii the park.
1t is not thought that Nix has cen
operating or his own responsibility
and capital. There is some one back
Of the trade, which flourishes in all
the public places where peorle 40 for
recreation, and officers have been 1T
work for some weeks in an attempt 10
break it up. Nix is pro ably employed
by some one VINO furnishes Tie liquur.
whiOl is delivered to consumers with
little or no suspicion being aroused
as to the actua parties engaged in 1t.
1t is hoped to connect the guilty
parties with the traffic and to punish
them severely for engaging yoIng
boys in the traffic as well As for ac-
tual violation of the law. Substantial
evidence has leen secured ara c0nyic
tion is considered certain
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-03
SPY SYSTEM At
LOCAL OFFICE
BUT BRUNSWICK DOES NOT MAKE
AS MUCH NOISE ABOUT IT
AS ATLANTA.
Secret Places for Postoffice Inspectors
Are Provided in the Local Public
5uilding-This Is What Atlanta
Raises Kick About.

Brunswick keeps the pace with At
lanta all right in regard to the latest
hubbub in that hot old city-the spy
system in the new postofice. The At.
lanta papers have made a great stir
recently regarding the secret pas
sages in her postoflice where all en-
ployes may be spied upon at will.
Brunswick has the spy equipment in
her postoffiee, but no great row has
been kicked up about 1t by employees
or others.
The secret passages through the
Bmnswicksa building are so arranged
that the spy can come here ana
leave at will and the employees will
be none the wiser about it.
I The passages are entered through
four doors on the basement and first
floors These are small and closely
resemble on the interior, the entrance
to small closet
They are fitted with special locks
with keys of original design and en-
tirely different from any other door
in the building. -5 "a.
Beginning on the basement. floor, in
the exact center of each end of the
building, the secret passage, starts
and runs through the wall up above
the second floor where both are con-
nected fy small passage running
along above the ceiling of the mail
work room. ,,,,- ---'1 -
A steel ladder resembling those
used on fire escapes, is clamped to
the outside wall Of the passage, and
at each stop there are screen louvres
through which the spy surveys the
happenings in all of the offices on
that side OF tie building, is attached
platform on which he is to stand
during his stay.
The Spy system" in the Brunswick
office is very modern and complete
and allows the gum-shoe detective full
opportunityate~spy upon every portion
of the building from the main Offices
to the toilets.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-03
Princess Death
Ends a Romance
Foiied in Loves Desire, Young Lieu,
tenant StrangIes and Shoots
Noted Beauty.

Rome, March Princess Ditrigena
q young and beautiful lady in wait
ing to Queen Helen, was this morning
murdered at a small hotel Ly Lieut.
Pagerne, an Italian cavalry officer,
with whom she is said to have been
infatuated for some time past The
tragedy causes a national sensation.
The exact cause for the murder is
thus far unknown, but probably the
princess went to her death because
she could not marry the lieutenant
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-03
Officers Named
By Local Elks
interesting Meeting Was Held BY the
Lodge Last Night-Bruce Heads
the Order.

The Brunswick lodge of Filks acid
a large an enthusiastic meeting in
their hall last night, at Which occur
red the annual election of officers. Aft.
er the election FIVE new members
We're initiated, and it was midnight
oIefore the meeting finally adjourned.
DR.. E. C. Bruce. the well known
druggist, was elected exalted ruler
and will head the popular lodge dur
ing the coming year. The full lisl
of officers elected were the following:
Exalted Ruler-E. C. Bruce.
Esteemed Leading Knight. L. Ar
drews.
Esteemed Loyal Knight. J. Nc
call.
Esteemed Lecturing Knight-Ado
Miller.
Tyler-G. A. H. Jennings.
Secretary-W. B. Lee
Representative to Grand Lodge
G. H. Smith, alternate, H. T. Dunn.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-03
EXTRA SESSION
SURE SAYS TAFT.
PRESIDENT is DETERMINED TO
PUSH THROUGH CANADIAN
RECIPROCITY TREATY.
Democratic House Expected to Pass
the Mccall Bill Readily, Forcing Re-
publican Senate to Act Immediate
iy Afterwards.

Washington. March 2.-President
Taft will call an extraordinary session
Of congress for the purpose of consid-
ering the Canadian reciprocity agree
Inent.
The last vistige of Doubt that such
action would be taken was practical
ly removed today, following a confer
ence of republican leaders with the
president, who is determined that the
Mccall BILL embodying the reciprocity
agreement shall be passed.
Die Is Cast.
The die is cast" said one reput-
lican senator upon returning to the
capitol. president Taft has decided
that there must be an extra session,
and he will call it earlier than
April 4.
The democrats wanted month in
which to prepare for the special ses-
sion, and the president was inclined
co accede to their wishes 1t became
known, however, that the republicans
favored an earlier gathering in case
there was no way to avoid coming
back. President Taft will doubtless
tie guided by the wishes of the repub-
iicans.'' 4.lislE
Conference Planned.
1t was announced that a conference
would be held. probably Monday, for
p1e purpose of deciding on the exact
date. March 20 was the date talked
ot "a fo1 Jn,.i h.
ing.
There is a feeling that the demo.
Gratis Of the house will push the bill
within week after convening in spe-
cial session
Claim Right to Report.
1t was suggested that McCall's COM
mittee would claim the right to report
the measure and take charge of it on
the floor. There was an impression
also that the senate would not delay
action more than a month. This theo
ry was based upon the argument that
the republican senators would expe
dite business and be ready to adjourn
before the democratic house could
submit a general program for tariff
revision and hope that under such a
condition of affairs. the democrats
would he willing to postpone tariff
revision plans until next winter, when
they would be better prepared to pro
ceed
However, this opinion was founded
on theory. Anything might happen
leaders said. Leaders on both sides OF
the house regard the extra session as
inevitable. Republican Whip Dwight
who has believed that way would
be found to avoid an extra session
confessed the belief that an extra ses
sion was unavoidable. Mr.. Underwood
of Alabama, saw no prospect of action
on the reciprocity measure and said
that it was up to the president" He
regards an extra session as certain
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-03
WOMAN'S DEATH
GREAT MYSTERY
MORPHINE CLAIMS A WELL.
KNOWN SOCIETY WOMAN
-s OF CHICAGO. ~
Mrs. kinbaii, Daughter of Former
United States Senator Cannon. Is
Thought to Have Been a Victim Of
/. Foul Play.

Chicago, March Police inyesti-
cation of the death at an early hour
today of Mrs. Paul Kimb all, daughter
of former United States Senator F. J.
Cannon, of Utah. revealed the fact
that she died from morphine poison
ing, self administered.
Mrs. Kimball was "a years of age
and her husband is the junior mem
Der of the large lumber concern of
Sherman & Kimball. No reason has
yet teen assigned for the suicidal act.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-03
BIOGRAPH'S MASTERPIECES
AT THE GRAND TONIGHT

THE Poor Sick Man." the leading
feature picture at the Grand tonight,
is said to be Biograph's S greatest pic.
ture. The picture was taken among
the beautifui scenery of Los Angeles
and all of the old Biograph favorite
actors appear in the picture The sto-
ry is. novel one and will prove the
most interesting refined comedy pic
ture ever shown at the Grand. The
picture is over 1,200 feet long, being
one of the longest pictures ever pro
duced and is without a doubt the
most perfectly produced picture of
the year This picture will be one of
pictures to be shown at the Grand to.
night.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-03
HoLD-UP BESIDE COPS.
Rohper Gets Cash From the Flushing
Railway Station.

New York. March "a masked
hishwaymau with pistol walked into
the Main street station of ble Long
Island railroad in Flushing last night
ana held uD the ticket agent in the
presence Gi five other persons and al
most under the noses Of two police
men who were nearby on Main street.
The robber got $43.97 in money and
then walked away calmly. He has not
been caught
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-03
"OLD BILL" MINER, TRAIN
ROBBER, WANTED IN CANADA
Escaped From Penitentiary There
Three Years Auo.

Vancouver. B. c., March 2.-Tdenti-
fication of the man arrested in con
nection with the express rot berry at
Gainesville, Ga. as "Old Bill Miner,
notorious Canadian bandid who rs
capped from the penitentiary at New
Westminster three years ago, is COM
plete, according to statements given
out by the Dominion authorities.
Dominion authorities say they win
bring Miner back to British Columbia
if the Georgia courts fail TO convict
aim on the charge for which ne is
held there.