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The evening Republican., 1902-08-27

nEI AWARE DAY Az CAPE MAY AND
L. he Break stop ping at Delaware
Iitv: This cOmmodtous three decked iron
steamer "Rerubiic" has been secured to
make un excursion to the above places on
lionday, sept lst, enabling the citizens OF
Wilmington and vicinity stopping ut Della.
ware CITY at 03p a, INTO spend u pleasant
md enjoyable day before the close Of the
season, or II. preferred an op port unj,y will
be Afforded OF visiting the Brenkwhte that
now great national work erected at Cape
lirnluppp. Arrangements hAve been made
with steamer "UIricA" TO lake passengers to
Delaware LAYER cer, leaving King strees
whurt at y q. IN. Returning will leave the
p err OH arrival Of Keep ublic. Would like oil
who can to go on steamer Ulrica vt = u IN. as
The Railroad Company Gun only furnish Q
limited number Of ours, Train will leave
station Eailroad and King street at s. 90
Tickets Il. WI children to u years 90 cents.
No effort win be spared by th1 management
te render this most lIeasant aud enjoyable
trip. ~
u2f3t IHliIP II. CLARK.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-27
A Slight Friction

There is some friction in the base
ball game which Is to take place on
Friday between the Lawyers and
Doctors at the Wilmington A. A.
grounds over Market street bridge.
DR.. James Morgan has been insisting
on employing two professional bat
tiers to pitch and catch for both
mines.
This the lawyers would not listen
too or agree upon, and the probabili-
ties are that the batteries for both
teams will come from the ranks as it
was first intended, The proceeds Of
the game are for the benefit of the
widows and orphans of the mon killed
in the Delaware Pulp Works explo-
sion. 1t is deserving Of the publlc's
support.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-27
Bagscd Two Dozen Birds.

George l.. Townsend and Henry B.
McEntre Of Philadelphia spent Mon
day and Tuesday down at Long Is.
land, along the Delaware River gun.
ming for Reed birds. They bagged
about 10 dozen.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-27
Trustee, Of the Poor.

The Trustees of the Poor held
their monthly meeting today. Su-
perlntendent's report showed the
population to be l59 persons. There
were three deaths as follows:
Lewis Porter, Susan Gookins,
Gettis Chamberlain.
The number Of inmates shows a
decrease OF 20 over that time one
year ago.
The pay rol! amounting to si09. "a
was ordered paid.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-27

Don't become discouraged. There Is a
cure for you. II necessary write DR.. Fenncr
lie has spent 70 time curing Just such
cases Us yours. All consultations Free.
"For years I had backache severe pains
across kidneys and scalding urine. 1 could
not get out Of bed without help The use OF
DR.. Fenner's Kidney and Backache Cure re-
stored me. 9. WAGNER Knobsville. Pa"
Druggists, 6cc.. 81. Ask for Cook Book-Frse.
Ct WTNc'nAMnc Sure Cure Circular. D.
OHvIUO UHNVc Fenner. Fredonia.N.Y
The evening Republican., 1902-08-27
IA Alr,.

SllI.LEY-In this city on Aug e. 1902, Els 10
May, daughter OF John z. and Saliis A,
St,iey aged 10 y ears nnd 3 months,
;ieiaiives and friends are respectfully inyi-
ted to attend the funeral services f;om her
parents residence. No. 1880 Wilson street on
Wednesday aftern oun at O'clock. InLerment
ut Kivst viow Gem etery.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-27
Drank Car boIic Acid.

Edith Byard Of l245 Forrest
street drank two thirds OF two
ounce bottle of acid this noon her
condition is critical.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-27
Grand Excursion
CT thu Order Of 5. Of B.,
To WASHINGTON PARK,
SATURDAY, AUGUST 80 b, 1909

Round Trip Tickets - cents Children bets.
Boat leaves Fourth street v half loo a. M.
~, Z. and o cloct p III. eiurning leaves
Park 81 > aud 10. 70. az 81
CHELLrOT pARK-WEEK OF August
- rs WI te and eh'idon, IN thor raves.
~ Creation. "A Temperate HusDaud;" Wv.
Ian NUuh, character Sketch Artist; II ury
and Young. Trave.ty Stars Nike Nee iharl,
Irish Comedian AMI Daurer; Mage and
Drawing, Of Promile , People and their
most lau liable comedy X ock about Boxin,
Act.
LZlON NJ. n. Sun fAY school GRAND
IL hxrur.toa 10 Washington Pnrb Thurs
day Aug - by Wilmington Steamboat co.
Bants viii leave Fourth street at :. ~ and ID, 0
am Leav the Park At 1 and 7lj p. IN. Al.
ut tcke ) 80 cents. Chiidrcn 10 j yetrs
rs c. nts n25 81
The evening Republican., 1902-08-27
= ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
THE DEVILS AUCTION

Miss Louise Sanford one Of the
clevsrcst and prettIest sioging and
dancing coincidence has been en-.
gagged BY Manager Chas. II. Yale to
play "Jenet" the mtlkmaid, in the
2lst edition OF the "Everlast!ng
DEVILS Auction. Miss Sanford
possesses youth, lie pretty and can
sing, dance and act, rare combi.
nation nowadays.
Irene La Tour and Zaza recently
arrived, and most successful
European vaudeville specially, has
been secured dy Manager Chas. II.
Yale for the 2lst edition of "The
Everlasting Devils Auction. This
feature has been especially engaged
for the benefit OF the ladies aud
children The Devils Auction, comes
to the Grand Opera House tonight.
MY ANTIONETTE
The fret scene Of the second act
Of Alfred f. Aarons' and George II.
Murrays's production of my Antio-
nette". which comes to the Grand
Opera House on Monday night is
laid 10 drawing room Of an aristo.
cratic house In London, England
where reception is supposed 10 lie
taking place. 1t can safely be said
that the brI llancy of this scene has
never been equallcd or seen since
the elaborate pink ball room scene
IN the opera Of "Erminie'. The
dresses will undoubtedly form sub.
jec! of comment and gossip to the
ladies IN the audience, while the
brilliant effect Of dazzling light, and
entcing music cannot but appeal
TO the senses Of every one, who wit
nesses this vista OF beauty. In this
as in every other scene Of the musical
comedy the accessories are handled
with a care and completeness that
is very rarely found In such pro.
auctions. Mineteuess of detail is the
strong point with the management
of "My Antionette,' who evidently
believe In doing. thing we'll, and
completely, il it Is done at all.
1lOI SCOICH MAJOK
A Hot Scotch Major comes to
Grand Opera House on Saturday
afternoon aud night.
There is a certain subtle originally
20 the comedy. u certain airy atmos.
phere that Is often striven for but
seldom attained. The entire piec,
goes with viu, there Is q sparkle
and snap TO it that pleases verybody
and sends the most blaze theatre
goers away with that delightful
sensation of having been actually
amused. The costumes are artistic
and conse quently harwon'ous and
the beautiful and complete scenic
mounting OF the comedy has been
freely commented on as being mar
vel OF technique ard IbrlIlant coloring
VIM. Gill has written the book,
George Totlen Smith the lyrics, and
Harry Won Tilzer has composed the
many tuneiul airs and dashing
choruses which inlersperse the
piece wherever good judge ment says
In permissible.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-27
PERSONAL
MENTION.
HESS-WOMER.

HESS-WOMER.
Walter Hess and Miss Annie NJ.
Womer were married at noon on
Monday at Asbury NJ. E. parsonage
by the Rev. H. S. Dulaney.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-27
EEFire Horse Burned
WHl

Don, the Weccacoe Fire Company's
hose cart horse is suffering from the
effects OF being burned by acid at the
pulp mill fire after the explosion. 1t
Is doubtful If the horse will ever be
fit for fire service again.
The horse was severely burned by
being driven through what was sup
posed 10 be water, but was chcmi-
cal preparation. The horse is under
the care Of DR.. II. Z Ewes.
I. Bodily pain loses its terror if
you've bottle of DR.. Thomas Ec-
iectric Oil in the house. Instant re-
lief i'll cases of burns, cuts, sprains,
accidents Of any sort.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-27

VIVA NTED-TWo BOYS 10 YE RS OLD
w TO set up pins for bowling alley. Ap.
ply So'olock Wilmington Bicycle Club.
AH.lt
The evening Republican., 1902-08-27

Jonathan Sentman and his daugh
ter, Mrs. A. G. Thompson, who
have been visiting relatives IN this
city, have returned to their home
in Fairhill Md.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-27

HOUJpAY COPIlNG LETrERS FOR rS
~ a. Mons. eiili.r <. A1drps. with
o. ampB X l51 &c "unton Pa. a!.gt
The evening Republican., 1902-08-27
DR.. FENNER'S
KIDNEY and I
BaCkaChe

{; IS CURE
Dropyy, Female Troubles. SxAA
New-York tribune., 1902-05-26
THE LONDON SECURITIES MARKET

London, May 25.-After many weeks Of anxious
waiting, the peace announcement has finally crys-
tallzed into strong upward movement on the
Stock Exchange. In spite OF the lack OF definite
news official or otherwise, from Pretoria the mar
ket assumed strength on the general indications
that peace was assured. The buoyant tone in
nearly all the departments has been increasing
steadily throughout the last week, when the
oHlclaI announcement of peace comes the boom
Will probably already be in full swing and every
reasonable advance will be fully discounted
In the mean while the money market remains
tight As for weeks past the market Is still in
deoted to the bank by over 100000 while the slow
government disbursements render the repayment
or this Indebtedness difficult. While the announce
ment OF peace IS expected to hasten the full resump-
ton Of work in the Rand, 1t is likely that the
industrial requirements of the period
IN south Africa will absorb quite as much cash as
the mines produce in gold for the remainder of
the present year; there is consequently little pros
pect for easier money unless gold comes from the
New-York tribune., 1902-05-26
GERMAN FINANCE AND TRADE.

Berlin May 25.-The Boerse remained stagnant
during the last week. and without new or
striking features Canadian Pacihcs were again to
the forefront in interest. Berlin selling to New
York takers The financial press is advising
German holders of Canadian Pacihcs to take their
profits The rise in this stock during the week was
g.. points.
German State securities weak and required
Intervention buyings 10 maintain quotations. The
Saxon loan OF 80 600 marks at per cent will be
subscribed May 2S 5000 and will be handled by
a large group of banks in Berlin and Dresden In
dustrials generally weakened with the exception
of chemical shares. Information published this
week indicates that the earnings of those compa-
nies whose financial year ends June 30 will be
quite disappointing This refers particularly 10 iron
companies the shares Of which fell accordingly al
though coal shares bought considerably for
foreign account. Quotations the latter were
lower. however, upon unfavorable reports of April
earnings The market takes a favorable view OF
the latest publication regarding the relations of
the German steamship lines with the navigation
syndicate. consequently the shares of the Hamburg
German Lloyd Line We're stronger last week than
they have been for several weeks past
The money market shows a somewhat 6rpnar
tendency and the private rate of discount reached
"a. The "Frankfurter Zeitung' believes that this
rate is likely 10 go higher principally because the
denlands OF New-York are making discounters
Germany's foreign trade from January to April
New-York tribune., 1902-05-26
TIE PETROLEEn MARKEr

The week has failed 10 bring anything in the
shape of gushers the fore in the oil fold b,,t
the good producers which have come in in the
last few weeks are holding up well and aiding IN
the maintenance Of production. The discovery of
a new pool in the Big Injun sand on the Harris
farm, two miles north OF Central Station. Dod
bridge County. is regarded important as il is
believed it will open a very fair territory The
discovery was made through the Wild cat well
drilled by the Carter Oil Company which turned
out TO be @o-harrel producer. In the Little Ger
many and Fish Creek districts. in Marshall
County. the new wells drilled proved either light
producers gasers. The Gordon sand deveIop
ment In the Smithheld district in Marion and Wet
gel counties, is promising 1t is larger in area
than any Of the recent discoveries but efforts 10
eXtend it TO the west have thus far proved IN
successful.
Several new wells under way near the gusher
oll on the Eddy farm. west of BlscksviHe In Green
county These are regarded as importa M but as
Ihey are very deep wells il will be some time he
Iore they VIII reaCh pay sand. A ls0-barrel
ducer was found In the Pine Grove district Wet
ern end OF the district the Carnegie Natural Gas
company test well turned he good for sixty
narIels a DAY In Southeastern Ohio interest cen
Ired at Jerusalem, in Monroe COUNTY in the nsu,
heener sand pool Here the Unity on Con,nsnv
completed four wells. all Of which have turned out
GOOD producers with an aggregate Of 500 barrels a
or this development, five of which were good nroN
ulCers ana TWO busters. There little of interest
elSeWnere throughout the region.
Refined petroleum closed unchanged AZ an, q,
haFreis and iSc In bulk at New-YOrk PhiIadenhja
prices were on the basis of five points lower For
@ quotatiohs were as follows: London. Is l3-l6d
changed at Is francs Der 100 Lilos and Rrernen 80
Sildhseu AT O-s9 marks per 90 kos
New-York tribune., 1902-05-26
NEW.YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY. MAY 26. 1902

Continent. II is assumed that New-York Is more
likely TO demand gold than to send il here.
Buying. which has lately been restricted to gilt
edge investment stocks, is now extending 10 the
more speculative issues. Home rails have made
but slight advances. however as it is known that
many new issues Of capital are pending, and TINS
knowledge renders buyers chary. II Is also known
that about thousand new loans and companies
only awaiting favorable moment to enter INTO
competition for the savings of the public.
The future course of the American section OF the
market is a matter of some doubt, although this
section will probably follow the upward tide. Amer
leans have certainly been stronger during the last
week upon the strength of easier money in wan
Street and the encourag ging crop report The out
look for Northern Pacifcs is much better than II
was but the extension of the coal strike in the
United States Is worrying q good many operators:
Canadian Pachcs were strong last week and
touched 159 further New-York purchases. -
Chill and Argentina bonds strengthened rapidly
throughout the week and will probably rise sharply
because Of the pubca ton la ST night OF the terms
of the protocol between the two countries.
While mining shares had a cheerful tone, the
public is still holding off and the advance so far
consists principally OF marking up prices by the
New-York tribune., 1902-05-26
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Tribune has printed the gross earnings Of
forty-seven railroads systems for the second
week in May OF these thirty-nine return gains
of S799 O26 1919 per cent and nine return losses
Of $50 3l6 or per cent. The whole show a gain OF
s7l271O. 90 per cent. Two companies for the
third week in May show gain of s25.2H. or 1875
per cent;
Second week in May
1902. 1901. Differences.
20 companies So 947 PEG S6 1920 Spa 70
8 companies. I2!9lO l.33AI1S Dec. S03I6 q
Total IS IS 2O6 36s 81 Inc Sis no ga
Third May
companies S1549J $i2S. T12 $25 "a 10
New-York tribune., 1902-05-26

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for Tos
~ received at their Uptown once.
NO. 1884 BROADWAY
Between Seth and 5Tth sts.. until o'clock ?.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-26
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES

STOCKS.
FURNISHED by Frederic II. Hatch. No, 30 Broad-stl
New-York tribune., 1902-05-26

80 was as follows: Imports. 12l59346 tons de-
crease or lO4392 tons from the total for the same
-FOUR months or 1901. German exports for the first
-FOUR months OF 1902 amounted to l0164 296 tons an
increase or f36OlS tons the total the same
period OF 1901. Germanys exports of raw sugar 10
the United States for the first four months Of this
year amounted TO "a OS6 tons against iii 343 tons
OF raw sugar exported to the United States in the
corresponding period of the previous wear
Inc production of pig iron in Germany for the
month Of April. 1902 amounted to 672 9l2 tons as
against COL 94i tons In April 1901.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-26
BANK EXCHANGES; SALES RECORDED

The bank exchanges OF the New-York Clearing
House and the stocks sold the New York Stock
Exchange last week and for the same week of the
preceding two years compare follows:
May "a. 'O2 MAY 25. 'Ol May % 90
Exchanges 81 35e o5s se4 81 4sl 3i5Osf 1856
no shares sold. 2.s4e3sI 4.242 6s1 l.s16s77
New-York tribune., 1902-05-26
1nsuraEre GIdIemeuIs.
STATE OF NEW NORh.
SIRANCE DEPARTMENT..
WHEREAS, The TeutOnia Insurance 11r nee Com

WHEREAS, The Teuton!a Insurance Com
pany. located AZ New Orleans the Of Louisi
has filed in this Office a statement. BY the
proper Officers thereof showing It's condition and business
and has complied in all with the laws % this
relating Fire and Marine Insurance Companies
Incorporated by other states Of the United states
Now. therefore. IN pursuance OF law l. Francis Hen
bricks. Superintendent OF OF New
York DO hereby certify that Company hereby
thorzed 10 transact its appropriate business Of Fire and
Marine Insurance In this State accordance with law
DURING the year The condition and business %
said Company the December
81. i9Oll Is shown Is follows.
Aggregate available S727 T35 90
Aggregate amount OF liabilities teNcept capital
surplusl Including reinsurance s7T II6 81
Amount OF
Surplus 626S
Amount or income for the 5a5 $50 OF
Amount of expenditures for $50 900 81
In witness whereof. I have hereuntO subscribed
name and caused the seal OF Cfice be aaxet
day and year above written.
ISeaLl Superintendsnt of InsH-
New-York tribune., 1902-05-26
financial meeiluqs.

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
AMALGAMATED COPPER COMPANY.
THE A\NU Al. MEETING of the stockholders
i Of this Company will be held June q. 1902. at 10
clock he forenoon the Office OF the Company, Hud
County National Bank Building Nos 24S and 24o
Washington Street Jersey city y J. ofhce OF the New
Corporations for the OF electins
Directors, and for the transaction ot such other
business lawfully come before the meeting
with yhe laws Of OF
sey no stock voted which transferred
on the % the Company within DAYS next
preceding this election.
WM. G. ROCKEFELLER. Secretary.
Dated May %. 1902
New-York tribune., 1902-05-26
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

is together
fna
May 2l the ne n
New-York tribune., 1902-05-26
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Government bond quotations compare as follows
with those of A week ago:
New-York tribune., 1902-05-26
financial gIetilous.
Gipiosuo NollCes.

THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
Philadelphia Nav Ist 1892
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS has this day
declared SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of THREE
PER CENT. SiSO shaTet the Capital Stock OF
the Company. PAYABLE and after Nav SIst 1902 %
stockholders registered upon o the Company
the close Of business May Srh. 1902 All Dividends
VIII be paid by CHEQCE CHEQUES Will Be mailed %
Stockholders who have flied PERMANENT DIVIDEND
ORDERS this office.
ROBT. SMITH. Treasurer.
Norfolk & Western-POcahOntasJ Joint Bonds.
THE COUPONS due June 1st 1902. from the
bonds will be paid on and after that date az
The Mercantile Trust Company. 10 roatway New York
NJ J. CAPLES Treasurer.
PocahOntas Coal & Coke Co.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-26
light SECURITIES TRADING.

IHlgh Low. NAV q May u Chgs. Sales.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-26
High Low. MAY "a May III lCh'gsl Sales.

BONDS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-24
l q aunabo
p de Dic;embre de 1902

22 de DIciembre de 1902.
A pesar de las Continues lluvias, han veni-
10 ceebrandose las nlisas de a9uina do. 4
exception del Domingo, en- cuya madruoada ell
aqua no ceso I'm momento
I'll p1blco sc muestra ago disgustado con
Ia Suppression de Ia nl1sa de Noche -buena.
Semejarle medida puede res4ltar contra
producente.
#*m Attn no han cobrado los Tueces Y
Secretaries stls dineros ganados en- las eleccio-
nes. Cuanto esperar para una mlseria.
Fl que no neceslta = tiene con que pasar
las Pascuas, Sc cree qre los dealaS estan en-
iguaIes condolences
Tan tarde vendra Ia salud que va casi no
Sc neceSite.
Vengan eSos dineros cuanto antes, para
que los que no han podido comprar turr6n con
elos en- Noche-buena 10 hagan en- Aflo-Nuevo.
listed, Honorable Gobernador, correspon-
de ordenar el pago de eSos dollars que tanto
necesitan los que los ganaron.
Mientras los de arriba pasaran felices pas
c:las los de "abajo' las pasaran tristes "arran.
cados"
Ffjese en- esa circunstancia el Honorable
Gobernador.
Un mes diez nueve dias hace que pasa-
ron las elecciones; tempo sobrado ha habido
para hrmar "a mil hbramientos IL mil chekes
que Sc dice es Ia carsa por la que no sc ha pa
gado los Jueces y secretaries
Pero 20 supongo q1e no pasara de este
mes sin que cobren ese pico
Aha veremos.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-24
Ponce
% de Diciembre de 1902.

Ell NAL tempo reinante en- todo el dia de
aver me retrajo en- casa les dele sin noticias.
Sirva este de satisfaction 4 ustedes los lee
torres de e1 BoLETIN.
~ El "match" que debio celebrar Ell
cuerpo de bomteros ell domingo pasado, tuvo
cue suspenderse por causa del NAL tempo.
Sc aplazo para el domingo proximo
~ Los cafes " otroS establecimientos
p1blicos Sc ven frecuentemente lenos de ma
rinos de guerra. Hasta ahora no Sc han ex-
cedido mas que. 5. .en 10 que tonlan, aunque
sin graves consecuenCias.
~ En- la esquina de las GALES Mayor
Arenas, rifieron dos hermanos, produciendo el
consiguiente escandalo, que fue calmado con la
policia.
~. Sc encuentra en- eSta Ciudad deSde
hace algunos dias, en- gestiones comerciales, el
distinguido caballero de esa capital don Jaime
Annexy.
~ Han comenzado los trabajos de I'm
nuevo muelle para embarque deSembarque
de pasajeros, contiguo al particular de don
Ave1ino Gonza,ez.
~ Varlos narineros quisieron apoQe
rarse de un coche particular que estaba fren-
te Ia plaza principal. El coc1ero defendio
el vehiculo escapando tempo, pero dejando
ia iusta en- poder de los marinos.
~ va han circulado las invitaciones pa
RI ell bale de etlqueta que celebrara el Casino
el p del Corriente.
Promote quedar muy lucco
~ Algunas nochvs Sc cierran los salo-
nes principales de los cafes como medida pre-
ventiva contra los eXcesos de la narineria.
~ Para hoy esan anunciadoS en- la Cor
te de Dlstrito los jucios oraes de Tomas Mar
quez, de Ponce, y de Jaime Santiago, de Yauco
Ell 25 Sc efactuaran los de Bonifacio Perez y
Enliliano Domenech, de esta cudad
#** La goleta Petra" lego de Mayaguez
hoy, J trajo 500 81. arroz para Bonnin y Arms
trong.
x#x ProceGente de Venezuela Sc espera
e1 vapor americana "Zulia
Muchas personals iran bordo con objeto
de recoger las iTtimas noticias de aquella repd-
blica
~ Han regresado de los Estados Uni
dos, nuestro amigo don Manuel Ramon Mora
les su distinguida esposa.
~ Han contraido matrimonio civil, San.
tiago Garay cor Providsnca Franco
~ Defunci$n ocurrida Gernana Ri
vera,
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-24
Los CIe1IlS Dc los reyes
Es una Princesa la fugitiva
Sc escape con SUI amante

Nueva York, microbes Sc des-
mienten todas las noticias circuladas
por la prensa extrangera, respecto de
la desaparicion del principe de Sajo-
MIA
La que Sc fugo del palacio real,
fue la princesa del misno titulo, con
ell professor Francis Esta maflana Sc
han recibido varios cablegramas, con.
fernando la noticia de que ha sido ha-
llada- en- Geneva Ia Princesa fugitiva
con su amante el professor Francis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-24
GSGn assaG GDg3 agg sG@

Ell vicio de robar es abominable, sin drda
alguna, pero hay qlienes 10 ejercen. con mas
gracia que otros. Desde hacla como ses me
ses Sc venfan quejando los oicales del West
Side Bank de que les llegaban uno tras otro
cheques falsos, todos ique casuslidad. de $24
con hrrnas Gisiintas, pero notandose la legua
su id6ntica procedencia En- este Sc presento
el reverendo John Carr, parroco de la iglesia
catolica de Santa Maria, acusando cierto
Frank Richards de darle I'M cheque falso por
S24. Preso Richards fueron apareciendo acu-
sacones del misno genero hasta n2ontar, di-
cen, Ia can.id@d d. $1,000. Fl m6todo de
Richards era de 10 mas original que SC ha Wis
to-. Iba de iglesia en- ig esia encargando mi
"sas, pagandelas con chcques falsos de So4,
recogiendo la vuel'a en- buen dinero. Asf Ia
CANA lcia era para 81 cuerpo $ para 4e.,. alma.
Ahosa Sc lossl III s.s miss. .,sa -