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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-26
S. Melon y Ca
Usadln por mayer q al detallc d pre-
cios liutital20s

Hero gaIyanizado liso y acanalado
ingl6s.
Tornillos con tucrca y arandela.
Azadas superiores marca SNlano9.
Rejas de arado inglesas.
Planchas de hierro inglcsas.
AIachetes &cocodrilo@.
Camas dc hero inglcsas.
Colchones de alambre superiores.
Loza en- huacales muy barata.
NagiIlas de Is cubiertos.
Puntas de Paris.
MGquinas de coser ~Standard9.
Aceite de linaza ingl6s.
Pinturas superiores inglesas.
Frisas espanolas de todas classes
Sacos de Yute para az1car.
Hilo acarreto.
Tn complete surtido de mercancfas
4 precios de quemaz6n.
A todo comprador de alguna impor-
tancia, Sc lie regala un tocador y un
abanco.
San Justo l2 San Juan p r. a. p.
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Gobernador de FiIipinas

New York, Agosto 2G 1902 NJ.
Ha sido nombrado gobernador de
Filipinas, Mr. Wright. Sc considera
que las gestiones de este senor seran
muy favorables del ahanzamiento de
la paz en- el Archipelago y al buen
desarrolIo de iniciativas procedentes
del gobierno de Washington.
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UN ENCUENTRO
DescuartizadOS

Nueva York Agosto 26, 1-2O p, NJ.
Affrmase que un pequeno grupo de
revolucionarios macedonios, fu6 sor-
prendido por una fuerte columna tur-
ca. Los soldados turcos cercaron &
los insurrectos y hechos prisioneros
les dieron muerte, ensanandose horri-
blemente Esta noticia ha causado en-
Bulgaria gran indinagcion.
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Los ma .edon,os piden al Gar que
intervenga.

Nueva York, Agosto 26, 1-30 P. NJ.
Los revolucionarios macedonios han
dirigido una peticion al Gar suplican-
dole interyenga en- Turqufa fin de
que Sc garantice la vida 4 sus familias,
pues Sc estan cometiendo con mujeres
y ninos los mas horribles actos de
crueldad, en- venganza de los sucesos
polfticos que en- Macedonia Sc desa-
rrollan.
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Tranvia de Mayaguez
COnS0jO de Administration

Por falta de no. sufciente de accio-
nistas no pudo celebarrse la Junta
General ordinario convocada para hoy
% del corriente y Sc cita para el 30 de
dicho mes actual 4 las lie la manana,
en- ell salon de la Estaci6n: advirti6n-
dose que de acuerdo con ell Reglamer-
to Sc celebrara Ia session cualquiera que
sea ell n6mero de accionistas que con
curra, pudiendose tratar de todos los
asuntos sin limitacion de ningun g6-
nero.
Mayaguez, % Agosto 1903.
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INF 0 R M E

Hemos recibido ell que al pueblo Y
al Honorable Gobernador, dirige ell
AlcaIde de Lares.
Este Municipio.... como los demas.
Pobreza del erario, por la centraliza-
ci6n de un lado por el estado general
de cosas en- aquella region antes tan flo
recicnte Y rica por sus muchas hacien-
das 6e cafe.
Lares no cuenta con casa del pueblo
en- propiedad, y tiene que pagar por
alquiler quinientos cuarenta dollars al
a1Io. Sc proyecta construir un editi-
clio, para cI cual Sc ha presupuestado
la cantidad de Sl0620.33.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-26
MARCELO DEL RIO

Sc encuentra en- San Juan y hemos
tenido ell gusto de saludarle, don Mar
cello del Rio, alcaide de la carcel de
Mayagiez.
Del Rio es un dignfsimo funciona-
rio, generalmente apreciado en- Ponce
Y en- Mayagtez por sus dotes de caba-
llerosidad rectitud.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-26
ESCUELA MODELO

Susan d. Huntington, Principal,
Grace Mowry, Julia H. Hortfman,
Alberta B. Campbell, A. Blanche Sto-
ne, Violet F. Ward.
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CUADRO De PROFESORES
EscuELA NORMAL INsULAR

Paul G. Miller, Principal. Felipe
Janer, Vice-Principal Susan D. Hun
tington, Domingo A. Rubio, Eliza
beth F. Hall, Jose Janer, Ruth A.
Gottlieb, J H. A. Smith, Lima Este
LA Test, Francisco Oller, F. NJ. Pen
mock
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VENEZUELA

Nueva York, Agosto 2G l.30 p. NJ.
Informan de Caracas que de la CO.
mission mixta que entiende en- ell asun-
to de las reclamaciones, Sc quejan mu-
chos eXtranjeros.
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GABLEGRAMAS
SERVICIO ESPECIAL
DE
ala CORRESPONDERCIA"
RALIANCE GANO
SERVICIO ESPECIAL

Nueva York, Agosto 26, 1-3O p. NJ.
Como ayisG aver, yerifcaronse las
segundas regatas, ante numeroso pr
blico.
shamrock III> Y <Relianceo salie-
ron de Sandy Hook, en- regatta circu-
Ian yenciendo este 1ltimo por un mi
nuto y segundos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-26

En- esta imprenta sc vende papel de
periodico viejo a S2-40 quintal,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-26
La hygiene eS la SaIud
FabriCas de bebidaS CarbOnatadas. Tetuan rs,
SAN JUAN
USAMOS: F'iltro PASTEUR.
Extractos de frutas.
Az1car granulada.

Az1car granulada.
Nuestros modernos aparatos fueron
construidos por la casa John Matthews
de New York, la primera del mundo
Estos aparatos producer ell gas car
b6nlco Qae5nacaneaete pelro.
Nuestros envases son lavados en-
Juagados a maquina, y todas son movi-
das por fuerza electrical.
Como 05sta lace .f8, rogamos una Vi
sta q nuestro local, donde tendremos
mucho gusto en- mostrar nuestras ma
qulnasy y procedimientos.
Llmonada, gengibre, frambuesa, Ear
zaparrilla, china, pima, crema.
Iodo entregado, asf como sifones,
q domicilio.
Para la 5sla: Los mismos produc-
tos, q precios moderados, en- barriles.
Tel6fono no. 81.
II. Rodrtguez, (farmac6utico)
Il. R9ver0 Gngeniero INDUSTRIAL
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4..yRS IRA d = ssS q 3:.Esly \ IS
Al ISSZ.II ITE:IS I3:IEl3SIT5
Fl cuellc "TyfoId -

Il CuelG "Iyt0ld
FL grabado muestra como ell cuello.
estd cortado cada lado para per
mitir el ajuste de un lazo 8 corbata
sin permitir que el cuello sc abra.
El cuello viene junto al frente,
guarda el laso en- su lugar y Vd. no
We la parte del corte. Ademds el
lazo esta retenido sobre el bottom,
que tambitn est5 oculto. Su como
didad en- el verano sera aumen-
tada 81 Nd. usa uno y nos agradecera
por el estilo. Los comerciantes en-
cuellos los venden.
Marca Cluett, IS cts. cada mo.
Marca Arrow, IS cts. cada uno.
Cluett, Peabody & Co.
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Dr. BcnIto Gau3ier.
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7. 4. Kencndes.
The copper era., 1903-10-15
THE BAZAAR DEPARTMENT STORE !
Joe Roberts Indicted.

The ERA is informed that Joe
Roberts, who recently came in and
gave himself up 10 the officers. was
this week indicted by the grand jury
in session at Solomonville. He was
charged with resisting the officers.
1t will be remembered by readers of
the ERA that Roberts and Deputy
sheriff Bailey had quite an animated
Winchester discussion on the Blue
about four weeks ago, which, owing to
the darkness, terminated without
bloodshed. Mr. Roberts, it is alleged,
will claim in defense, that he did not
know that Bailey was an officer, and
that on the previous day he was shot
at about fifteen times by cowboy.
and that he thought Bailey was one Of
the same crowd, hence his resistance.
The officers are firm in their opinion
that they have clear case against
Roberts, and that he is sure OF term
at Yuma.
Shorty Dallas, who was recently ar
rested for aiding, abetting and com
forting Roberts, and who was bound
over by Justice Boyle to appear before
the grand jury, was not indicted. The
grand jury was of the opinion that
Shorty did not know he was committing
Il crime by assisting Roberts to escape
the officers
The copper era., 1903-10-15
Prominent Financlers Visit Clifton.
Morenci District.

y party OF prominent capitalists,
under the guidance Of Frank Murphy,
who has done much for Arizona.
visited the Clifton Morenci district
this week, and spent couple OF DAYS
looking OYER the works and the mines
OF the various companies operating
here. They are making a tour Of
4 rizOna. doubtless with the view Of
large investments in mining aud per
uaps other enterprises IN which Mr..
Murphy j. int rested. The party was
met al Hachita by DR.. !. y. W.
Burtch, who had been appointed by
the citizens Of Clifton to escort them
into Arizona, and 10 Clifton. where a
Little dinner had been arranged for
them at the Clifton Hotel, but their
special train was late ia arriving at
I'll Pa9O and as they could not reach
Clifton until 10 p. m, the inner was
dispensed with. The party consisted
OF General X. y. Algsr, Senator from
Michigan, and eX-7ecrctary of war and
his son; Hon. c. y. Bliss, eE-secretary
Of the Interior; Mr.. Wick=. OF
Youngstown. Ohio; r. T.. Dorr, Sag
iuaw, Michigan; Major Hopkins, De-
trOit; Mr.. Standard, Michigan and
Frank Murphy and his private secre-
tary, Mr.. Emmett. On Wednesday
, =
by President COlquhOun, OF the y. &.
company, General Manager Veitch
Treas urer Thomson and Director Hop
kiu-, Of the n. c. company, Manager
Anderson. OF the Shannon company,
l.. \. Durham, Colonel Egan and 9TH
ers, and shown over the plants here,
and then taken TO Mctcalf and Mo-
renci, where they entered the mines
and works OF those places. The en-
tire party expressed much surprise at
the capacity Of the plants, and the
wholesale manner in which mining in
general is carried on in this district.
II was a revelation TO them, as they
had no idea that there was 30 much
doing in mining in this section. They
spent last night at MOrcnci, and met
their special Al Gutherie thi, morn
ing, from which place they will be
conveyed t. Douglas. Bisbee and
Tombstone. Mr.. Murphy was retri-
cent "a to the object Of the visit Of
such distinguished poodle, but it is
supposed that they are interested. or
will become Interested in some Of his
mining and railroad enterprises ia the
territory. Their visit will certainly
rebound to the benefit Of Arizona, and
it is to be hoped that it may haye some
local significance.
The copper era., 1903-10-15

Fall and winter clothes.-We have
just received an elegant new book from
l.. f. Hays & Co.. Cincinnati. 1t con-
tains the very latest and stylish sam
piles, aud we can save you moLev. Is
years eNnerience j & A Smih
The copper era., 1903-10-15
At the Aoademy-Opera House

There will be a sheet and pillOw-case
mask ball given by Prof. Prettyhau
on Hallowene evening, Oct. 3lst. : All
are invited. Masks raised at the
door. Admittance soc each o. SI.el
per compile.
The copper era., 1903-10-15
The Hearst Congressional Party.

The Hearst Congressional party
will enter Arizona on the north. visit
the Grand Canyon, and then come
down through central Arizona 10 Pres
colt, Phoenix and Tucson. and from
there it will 90 to Bsbee and Doug
las. 1t is highly important that this
party should visit Clifton and Moreuci,
the magnitude of whose mining enter
prise5 cannot fail to make most
favorable impression Hpon them. The
congressional party will be in Tucson
Sunday next, and it should be met by
committee of citizens Of Graham
county at that place and asked to
visit this section. They are
here to Judge a. To the fitness Of Ari-
iona for statehood, and every facility
for gaining information in regard to
the country and its resources should be
afforded them. y meeting of the citi-
zens Of Clifton and Morcucj should be
held at each place not later than Fri
day night TO select committee OF
representative citizens to meet the
Hearst party. and escort it To Graham
cOanty, the banner mineral producer
OF the territory.
After consulting with several friends
of statehood. the ERA hereby takes
the authority Of calling meeting Of
the citizens Of Clifton and vicinity
for tomorrow night at Library Hall.
Let all citizens turn out aud select
strong committee to meet the congress
sional party either at Tucson or
Douglas. and much good will be ac-
complished.
The copper era., 1903-10-15
Coal Miners Ordered Out

The strike OF the coal miners OF the
Colorado district, which was author
lied at indianapolis October 10, will
affect nearly 5000 men in Colorado.
Wyoming, New Mexico and Utah.
The strike has been anticipated by
the coal miners for some time and they
have considered measures for its sup
preston.
In Colorado, As the militia is en-
ployed ut Cripple Creek, it j. pro1a BILE
that federal troops will be called upon
to guard the mines. The whole trou-
bic Is predicted by a refusal OF the
mine owners to confer with the union.
Colorado has had 40 end OF trouble
from strikes during the present year.
which has been ii great loss - the
labOring men and also to the state.
II would seem high time for the peo-
pie of the state to take this matter in
hand, and though the legislature pas
laws doing away with strikes, and
leaving the differences to be adjusted
by a board OF arbitration or labor
bureau. Strikes are too expensive 10
be INDUCED in with such frequency.
and they affect all Glasses OF people.
Perhaps reform cannot be expected
from the politicians. but the . reat
wonder is that the working men,
through their labor unions. do not
take hold OF this matter in earnest
and arrange laws satisfactory to them
selves. and 10 all concerned. 1T can be
done. and it will be done and the
sooner a movement OF that kind is
started the better for the entire
country.
The copper era., 1903-10-15

Died, Tuesday last Jose Mari a
Gomez, an Old time citizen Of Clifton
The funeral occurred yesterday and
was largely attended.
The copper era., 1903-10-15

J. A. McDavit resigned his position
with the y. ~ y. NJ. Il. r. and left
this morning for El Paso, where he
will be- connected with the +. Il. Il ) w.
The copper era., 1903-10-15

Supt. Knowles. well known in Solo
knoxville, has been seriously i'll with
typhoid at 81. Mary'5 hospital in Tue
son for the past fow weeks. a slight
Improvement is noted in the last few
days.-Builctiu.
The copper era., 1903-10-15

The Red Men met last night, aud
several applications were received.
\ full attendance is requested next
Wednesday night.
The copper era., 1903-10-15

All members OF Copper City Lodge
No. Is /. O. @. +. are requested to be
present Monday night. Oct. 10. There
viii be initiation work; also important
business To transact
NJ. .. SINlMS. \. Z. WILLIAMS.
Secretary. y. q
The copper era., 1903-10-15

In case Of food or fire il is a conso-
latiou TO know that your valuable
papers are stored in a safety deposit
box ut the ella Valley Bank & Trust
company's.
The copper era., 1903-10-15

The Club Popular Mexicano cele-
bratcd its first anniversary last night
10y giving swell dance in,Prcttyman's
Academy Opera house. The hall was
beautifully decorated and displayed
pleasing eject The members Of the
club deserve credit for the grand sue
cess they hayc made Of the organi2a-
tiOu.
The copper era., 1903-10-15

l.. G.. Amc-, one OF the chief ac-
cOuutants in the \ G. store, has been
quite i'll FOR the past week, but is now
approving.
The copper era., 1903-10-15

One of the Oldest settlers OF the
ella valley. Levi Curtis. of Eden, was
accidentally killed in the Chiricahua
mountains on Friday last. He was
over there hauling stuils from the
mountains to 4 mining camp. On Fri
day last, while driving over danger
Gus piece of road his wagon over
turned and Mr.. Curtis was caught I'M
der the load of stulls and instantly
killed. The body of the unfortunate
man was brought home by David Col
vim, arriving in Eden on Saturday
night. His relatives knew nothing OF
the accident until the wagon contain
ing the corps was driven up to the
door.-Guardian.
The copper era., 1903-10-15

rived this week 10 assume a position
a. trained nurse at the \. 6. hospital.
The copper era., 1903-10-15

G. Jay, OF MOrcnci, 10 assisting Mr..
WAY land IN the 4. G. drug store dur
ing the absence OF Mr.. McCucchcn.
The copper era., 1903-10-15

Remember that my entire stock is
new-no shelf-worn goods. Simon
Hagcnaucr, Manila block.
The copper era., 1903-10-15

County Recorder Nit Simms has
made up his mind to go into whole
sale turnip raising and reduce the
price OF that vegetable. He has Il
ground 25X25 feet. He ordered enough
turnip seed to plant 100 acres and
sowed it all on thi; patch of ground.
He l. predicting great wonders for
that turnip pa;ch.-tiuardian.
The copper era., 1903-10-15

All the members and Mrs G. +. Ball,
Il former member, from Douglas. were
present. Mrs. Walter Foote and Miss
Rosa Hill! were initiated during the
afternoon. After the quaint and
amusing ceremony Of initiation the
hostess invited all into the spacious
dining room where an elegant lunch
was served.
J. II. Jones, u prominent B'uc river
rauchcr, aud also l.. G. Cook Of the
Blaze river country, were in Clifton
this week. Mr.. Jones reports excel
lent rains throughout the entire
northern portion Of the country, ana
says that cattle are in prime condition.
Mr.. Cook recently killed large b ear
with one shot from Il 32-w iuchcst"r
which stand, without Il parallel in
that section.
Geo. Gray. Of the Clifton Bottling
Works, was Il visitor IN the valley dur
ing the week. whore he succeeded in
placing several orders for his house
The output of the Clifton Bottling
Works i, gaining in popularity every
day and viii eventually out sell all
other brands entering this locality.
Their bottled beer i pronounced by
connois-cur9 to be par excellence
Bullctin.
There is a rumor in general circu-
ldtiou that Clifton Is soon to have an
other newspaper which will be demo
cratic in politics. There was also an
iutimation that the kelly'S were be-
hind the enterprise, hat when w, Is.
Kelley was here Sunday last me denied
that the new paper would be under
control of his company, but stated
that he had been informed that new
paper would soon make its appearance
in Clifton. The more the merrier."
The Intcrnatioual- american hopes
that this city will never have another
strike or semhlauce OF labor trouble of
any kind. The strike OF the electric
iaus was q small affair it Is true, but it
WAS sufficient To show that labor trou-
blcs are undesirable. So long ~ labor
is reasonable in making demands and
50 long as employers are willing to
ConCcdc the rc2Sona bile and Just re-
quests OF employees there will be no
lC.-lutcruatioual-N American.
Judge Kent, OF Phoenix, has estab-
li>hcd a very good precedent in regard
20 a certain amount OF respect due a
court when in session. Recently fiSe
iurymou appeared before him minus
their coats. His honor gave them a
stare that would make il cold enough
for AN ovcrcoat in August. This
Court cannot proceed until the gentle
men in the room see fit to wear their
coats" was His Honor's order The
order was promptly Obeyed. and will
stand as precedent for that court in
the futLrc.
The copper era., 1903-10-15

For SALE-3-room yelling house,
front and back porch. two lots with
improvements in Patterson ad. to
Clifton. y good chance to get nice
home cheap. @. W. CaywoOd, City.
The copper era., 1903-10-15

New Piano for sale at great sacri-
flee. Enquire AT Bazaar.
The copper era., 1903-10-15

Fall sale Of Shoes at ]. x \. Smiths
Almost giving away some shoes, to
make room for new ones. If We have
YOUR size it will be our loss and your
The copper era., 1903-10-15

Hon. Henry Hill. who returned Sun
day last from Solomonvillc informs
the ERA that it Wa mi~info rmed last
week in giving the personnel Of Il
party that made trip down the val
ley last week in the interest OF prohi-
bitiou. Mr.. Hin. who knows what he
i talking about, says that neither
George Green nor Johnny CrOmb were
with the party. Justice Shirley, SO
Mr.. Hill says represented the MetCalf
precinct instead Of Mr.. Green. as
stated in the ERA. Judge Shirley
was driving when the accident hap
pencd, and was making flying switch,
which i strictly against the law. with
which the judge i familiar. DR.. Burtch
was also partially responsible for the
accident because he attempted to give
the judge some advice, which at
tractcd his attention alta critical mo-
ment, and the thing was done. When
Judge Shirley returns. the ERA cN
poets to get still further and more
detailed report Of the affair.
The copper era., 1903-10-15

Fresh veal, prime beef, mutton and
pork. Prompt delivery. Central Mar
The copper era., 1903-10-15

Dressmaking and sewing of all
kinds at reasonable prices. Mrs. E.
h. Smith next door to Copper Era
Office.
The copper era., 1903-10-15
MINOR MENTION


The King mess has been disbandcd.
The copper era., 1903-10-15

Kodak finishing ana kodak supplies
at Risdou's, opposite Clifton hotel.
The copper era., 1903-10-15

y case OF unusual Importance was
tried at SOlomOnville last week
which attracted considerable atten tion
among the legal fraternity. The case
WAS that OF L. J. DuuaEAn ". l..
Crawford, and was heard for the pur-
pose Of ohjeCtinT - the jurisdiction OF
the Justices court over the person of
the defeudeut. / kearney appeared
for the defendant and Frank Il. Lame
for the plaintiff. The court found As
follows: That the defendant has not
been personally served with a copy Of
the summons and complaint in said
case in the territory of Arizona, but
the same was served by registered
mali out Of the territory OF Arizona"
As conclusions of law the court found
that the court has not legally ac-
quired jurisdiction over the person Of
the defendant That the defendant is
entitled tn an order dismissing said
case on the ground that the court Is
without jurisdiction OF the same 1t
Is farther directed that an order be en-
tered dismissing said case, and for
defendants costs expended therein.
The copper era., 1903-10-15

Eycrythingneat and clean at Central
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-09-23
THE ASSETS WILL BE SOLD
Troubles of the Consolidated Lake SUPERIOR
Company Come to a Head and Assets
will Be Sold.

New York, Sept 23-Notice Of the
intention Of the syndicate which un.
derwrote the loan of $5,050,000 to the
Consolidated Lake Superior company
to sell at auction the assets of the
company held by them as collateral
for the loan has been sent by Speyer
& Co. to the officers Of the company
The details Of the sale have not yet
been made public.
AS far as the situation in New York
is concerned there is little change in
the affairs OF the company. Director
Orvis OF the company said a move
ment of some stockholders of the com.
pany was on foot to try in some way
to save what they can of their invest.
ments of stocks Of the company, but
he gave no details
Speyer L. Co. announce that they
will shortly serve formal notice ON
the Consolidated Lake Superior com
pany and others interested respecting
the date and conditions under which
the syndicate intends to dispose of
the collateral held for the $4,000 600
loan.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-09-23
HELD TO BE VALID.
e,icago Judge Passes on Russian
Divorce Decree.

Chicago. Sept pa Russian de-
cree OF divorce has been held to be
valid by Judge Gibbons of the circuit
court of this city. Max Gruber. Rus
sian Hebrew, was married nineteen
years ago to Sarah GrabeT He came
to the United States. his wife refus-
ing to follow him. After remaining in
this country five years he returned to
Russia and his wife demanded a di-
vorce and 500 roubles, the ante-nuptial
settlement. He came back to Amer
lea and when he had saved the money
he sent 1t and Jewish decree Of di-
vorce to her. He then married again.
The first wife came to Chicago and
demanded more money. Graber re-
fused to give any. She thereupon had
him arrested for bigamy He was
tried and found guilty Sentence,
however, was suspended. His attorney
then made up case to test the valid
ity OF the Jewish decree called "get."
granted in Russia, the divorce OBJ
tanned having been handed over to her
by council of rabbis in solemn ses-
sion in Russia according to the Rus
sian laws Judge Gibbons held that
in the absence of any proof of fraud
the decree was valid and must be
recognized by the courts of Illinois.