davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-04
Pan y CarnG baratOS
en- OtuadO,
Ia cosscha Do cate ha cOmsn-
zldO "a.
MQehaghQ de II amos que huTt6
una hostia.
(De maestro O0aresp0nsaE.

Septiembre 3.-Un pan msgbffco
Comem0s. siendo eI que Ee elsbora en-
l. tAhona de don joe Robert de
Superior C0lidRd.
La cAr2e 90 tsmbi6n buena y
baFAtR.
Ell dia 25 del entrante mes de
Septiembre COmieDzAn lac elaSeS es
CoIaFes.
-iQui6n cobr6 Ia cusutR que 81 81.
CRlde q i ,r Rivera CulIEzo pRsArR por
gRatos eleCtoraleag
Trasiad0mos 81 miSmo Rivera Co:
lIBzo J d aICRlde de eGtR Ciudad.
C0ncurren diariam0nte en- bugca
de mediCament0s para ID AnemiR. mas
de so Campesinog.
En- quo qued6 Ia contrucci6n del
Temple proteBtRrts2
Mad ue dice aobre fieRtas. p&tro.
males. lCom0 CRmbian los tiempOsl
La CoseCha de cafe hR Comenzado
70. vemOS alRdn mcVimientO CO.
maFcial.
81 aromktiCO granO rO esCassa este
sfO.
0-El ue6or Serbia irStaIar6 iunto &
ga fArmaciR un COlmGdo y cAfetfn.
-Suatituye al InspeCtor de EscuslR
senior Smith, el Principal don Pablo
Ell LCdo. don J. Federico LIE grand
90 encaEgsrS en- ell pr6ximo aflo escolar
de In EscueIa de Agriculture.
All 10 hR dispueBto el Departs.
mento.
Mucho nos aIegramos de que el ami-
60 Legrand vueIva s difapdir entire
los min % aus Con0CimieDtos. , nos fs'
liCitamos poFQue 81 repeti 10 amigo es
eIemento De gran m6ritO valar para
eStR Ciudad.
Ell sprecia BILE Ciudadano don Jai-
ne IgiesisB %. empleGd0 de las ofici.
mas de ObEas P6blicas, ge hAllR entire
nogotr0u.
Buena eOtapCiS en- UtuadO y reciba
el amigo nuestrO efsCtuOs0 saludo.
% qinient9g dollars novant0 cent?.
vOs eB ell coUt0 de h pIazR Pecien tamen.
to arreglsdR. Los trNbRios fueEon he
chos por administration y aprobAdos
por el CorceiO.
Sigue enfermO de mncho CuilaSo
ell RlCAlde sefior SeijO.
julie Sarchsz. de edad de 10 amos
huFt6 pnR yeguR en- AreCibo y mGTCh6
& Ponce. bSrriO Tibes, dOnde enContr6
J ol6 SInchsz & quien Ie dijo que "a
mRdre 10 mandI b. buGcAr, Ambos
mOntarOn "a IR ONbRIGadura y FqUf
fuerO presoa.
El SANCHEZ "a fu6 procesado , SEN
tenciadO poF escalamiento.
Ell DIE 81 de Agoato CeIebr6 10
Corte Municipal much u juicios crimi.
nales en- tOd0s Ell honorable Juez 90.
fi1r Palmer m0str6se ben6VOlO, pero
justiCier0,
Ell Juez de estR COrte. I'm II don
Santiago B Palmer. 90 Cada dfa mas
queridO.
Hoe dfaS "a augent6 para eI D..
RADIO Is f4niIis S S0ler Cstals.
Don Ramon SoleF en- dich0 pueblo
Va & trabSiAr On la construction de an
ferroCaFril, con don Luis RubiO.
La fsmiIia Soler CGtsl& estars "a
sents solo Gin O6 SeiS meIes. vO'viendo
'ueGO & ocupAr aquf 50 distipguidO
ueGsO social.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-04
La boda dc Ia so1orlta Rios.

Regalos hechos 4 Ia seflnrita Ma
ria Rios con motive de- SUI bDda ce-
lebrada Ell Domingo 3 de Septiem-
bre. /
Un iuego De foreros por los es-
pesos Real Albau.
I'm juego de cerveza por los es-
pesos Iglesias y Agrait.
Una hcorera poF los esposos Igle-
sias y la Cruz.
Un juego flOrerOs pOr los esposos
Torres.
Un coin De sofa paisaje al 6leo
en- raso por los esposos Ramos de
ADaya Agrait.
Una blusa de seds bordaa la por
dola Angela DonfOguez ID Z Luzu-
naris.
Un album de peluche con espeio
pOr la sonora CollazO de Matos.
Un juego de cFistaleria para Ii
cores, por la seflorita Blanca Matos.
On abaUico de cresp6n ross, por
Rafael M4tos COllazo.
Una fgura de Terra Gotta, por
Felix Matos Bernier.
Un juego de cafe y una blusa
de seaa, por los espOsos Judice Luz
zunaEiS.
Una mantequillera de plata DOR
los esposos Salduondo Iglesia.
Dos anades de Biscuit poF La Sc
fora Cuevas de B!ondet.
Una fgura biscuit. por ID sefo-
"a Blondet de Mantilla.
Un par ftoFeros, pOr la sonora
Morales de D4ub6n.
Una fgura de Biscuit pOF la So
floFa Petra G. de Morales.
Una GAIA de perfumerfa poP don
Francisco Tallada Rios.
On re oj y una pu'seFa de ORC,
un sombFero De seda y un abanicO
pOr don Jose Collazo.
Una pulsera de orc poE dona
Augela Navarro de Diaz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-04
Ultima HORA.
ALFONSO XIII EN- PELIGRo.
R0VQIueI6n en- sI Jap6n.
Una bom b "a mata 60 personas.

New York, sbre. 4, l-3O p. M.
Paseando aver el rey de Espana,
por Ia carFetera de Bilbao en auto
m6Vil, acompanado de sus minis
tFos, cayo en- un despenadeFo de
Glen metros de alto.
Ell vehfculo fu6 destrozado y uno
De los acompa1lantes, ell ministro
MelladO, ex-periodista, recibi6 gra-
YES heFidas en- la cabeza.
Ell Rey sali6 solamente con al
gunas contusiones pero ninguna
heEida grave. 0
Noticias de Ultima bora asegu-
ran que de un mcmento 4 otro es-
tallaFa una formidable Fevoluci0n
en- Ell Japon.
La actitud del pueblo en- las prin-
cipales ciudades del imperio, es tan
agresiva que tropas que astaban
pendientes de embarque han sido
acuaFteladas en- las poblaciones prin-
cipales y una orden de reco6cen-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-04
AVIS 0 .

On amigo de Jsyuya inf6rmanos
que los Sres. Frutoa p. Heredis y Pc
drO SanChO. CuyO paradero iruuirfs-
mos, Ge sDCuentfGn en- ell propi0 barrio
de JsyuyR, el primero dedicsdo & is
Hiembrs de cafe ' el saguAdo reColee.
t.ndO una talG de t2bao0 de 90 pro-
pi dad.
e ,gamOs, puea. dichoa sefIOPea sa
sirvan Gontaatar & nuestrsa csrbsg.
pueE lac que VeitaPRdsmente le, hemOa
eIcr 20 nOg han sidO deVueItRg i y Que
oRmaapa Dor uuien. d. n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-04
10 lnGRElB.E,
Parece mentira.

JRmss hubieSemoS creido Cosa seme.
iante Si peruOnas CbrS Cteriz adas no nos
10 hubieran RSrgur ado. Es el Caso que
~ no en- solo en- San Juan sinO tam.
bi6n Se ha estendido & Ponce. Maya.
Gt1ez. CsguSs y hSatA & LuquillO lIegS
IL f.ma y 10 mismo en- ell llsno que en-
IL montI q 1 solo pc hAblA del immense
uurtido que de mercRr cfa oIanes enca-
i4V, CueDlos camsS y Colchonss que GEl
CieILS 81, GlOrih1 y Ella Vizcainka
VA1den.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-04
SaDtuTC0 do Fiesta.

Esta nOche 90 reune en- Ia casa del
presbftero de SSnturOe. RvdO. p Isern
10 G m!si6D que eDtender6 en- el pro-
gTamR de lRs ms G" ifi aaa fiestAs que se
pre- arsn en el aPistOCrGtico barri0
Prop6nenge hacer slIf unaB buen0s
fieRtRs y gran animation hayparR elias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-04
POr los nInOS d0IlneusRtOS.

MAf1ans Celebrarkn una Conferencia
eli SICalde de Ii Cindad , ell PerOidente
de la Juuta Escolar con Ell fa de deisr
def 1itivAmente arrPglsdo el Gsunto de
recogsr los niflos Que sean CastigGdoS
por los Ttibunales q fa de que no vG.
yan & las carceIes hats tSntO se cree
II AaNnaRa NopPecNinns1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-04

1.-MaEsha The jersey CArnivGTs.
Liebe1feid.
2.-Ovsrtura GIleaIiStic0, Brot ko.
3 - Sci cci6n de lG zHrzuelG Sci rey
que rabi61, Chapf
4.-Two step GY nkiSnA1. Lofts.
5.-Acto 81. de la Opera sH srnani0,
Verdi.
6.-Jlta de la "a zpeIa 81; gsnteO y
CAbezudoa1. c. baIlero.
z -Tw3 step sTa m y Any1, q w srdg.
S.-DAp2R Ella MINIS malCriadA ,.
INtPA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-04
ENFERMO.

Sc encuentra Qravemente enfermo
Ell ven don Justo ElVira GOmiIa.
emDleadO de IN casa de los &c Il ores
Victor Hustle. He Sido an joven Ie.
bOriOs0 y un buen hii0, por 10 que &
pesRr de Su modestia ha Sid0 muy sen.
tid0 Ga enfeVmedRd.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-04
Ell Club HostOs,

La iunts recrsStivR del Club e. M
HOSto0 suspendi6 el enssyO que para
eI E6bAdo terfan pFepsrAdO sus miem.
bros. con motive del falIeCimientO de
don Martin G0nzslez. 8oCio de In mis-
ma
No cfreCe dudRs que ID cu'tuFG y re.
e aamienSo social % han dado Cita en-
10 PFC RrsaiSts Ssoci' Ci6n HoAtos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-04
TAMBIEN EL BERCITO.

New York, sbre. 4, Lad P. NJ.
Un conseio de oficiales generates
presiaido por Oyama, ha tRnido lu--
gar aver noche en- la tienda del
general en- jefe del ej6rcitp japon6s
De la Manchur'a. + I
Ell motive de esta reunion ha
sido los rumores de descontento que
circular entire las tropas iapone-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-04
RasgO pstrldtIcO

Ell alcalde de Juncos en- carta
que dirije al Presiaente de Ia Liga
de Ayuntamientos le adjunta Un
&chequeD pOr la contriD Duci6n que
10 corresponds por Ell primer semes-
tre. de su peculio particular, hasta
tantO SO arbitren fondos q fin De
que sea un hecho la SLiga de Mu-
nicipios.x
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-04
NO HAY CABLE.


AsegubHss
csbe oia recibidO
Coz CoDtestando memorial de amnra Concrete de
auOt0
Un Fepreeenan de CrresDOndenOa1 v6
don Jorge mNrfSt6
cable ha eDviSdO aquelIR a lasunto
Al
GPhilAdeIphis>, 9 pF6xim0 ~ -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-04
EN- EL JAPON
SICUE la INQUIETUD.

El Mikado mu6stEase reseryado
perO en- los miemhros del gobierno
imperial rev6iase grande inquietul
por los sucesos que puedan desarFO-
llarSa. -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-04

sas:
Los soldados que aparecen mas
disgustados son los reservistas lls-
gados dttimamente del Jap6n para
cubrir bajas y aumentar aquellas
fueFzas.
Mediaas rigurosfsimas seran to-
madas 81 OcuFre algdn movimiento
de insuburainaci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-04
DitlGiI OpGraGI6n.

EetG me- fiGno fu6 COndu Cido aI hos.
pitsl presbiterisnO an hiio del aefior
Juan Apellsniz. Seis f.CnItativoR in.
tervendrGn On 10 diftcil peraCi6n oue
hBy que haCerIe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-04

Una algeria de biscuit Por la
seflorita Berta de Eel.
Un psf1uelo De CASA y un aba
nico de marffl, poF la se1orita Car
men Lopez. ~
On album de retrato por las Sc
11Oritas Vazquez de Ponce.
Un juegO de anfora para consO-
La.
Dos palmatorias de biscuit y un
relOj dorado al fuego por las her
manas DuFecout.
Una igura de biscuit por la Sc
flOFitR Obdulia COnde.
Un servicio de cafe de plata pOr
don Julio Gay.
Una azucarera de plata y I'M
juego De tocador, pOr don Ramon
Rios. Y OtrOs varios objetos y jc-
yas. -...
En- esta imprsnta se vsnda papal do
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-04
LO SENTINOS,

La distirguida ae6ora do6s Carmen
BianCo de ACufiS 90 enCuentFa enfermO
de sIR1n OuidRdO. On 80 residences de
SBrturCe. -#*. ...-
Dsgekmosle pronto regta ablecimiento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-04
Do San Lorenzo,

DON Sergio MarguaI. prOpietsrio de
San Lorenzo, y su diBtipRuidR fAmilia
han III g do aver & San Juan, donde
pR0ar&n unQR diNG.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-04

TRACTION ha sido dada hoy { las di-
visiones de reserva que SO estaban
instFuyendo en- los distintos acan-
tonamientos militares del imperio
Las mediaas de repression d la
prensa, tomadas por el gobierro
han excitado grandemente el espf-
ritu publ 20.
Calificase De gravfsima la situa-
ci0n.
Sc han dado mueras en- Toxic al
marques de Ito.
Una bomba De ainamita ha es-
tallado en- uno de los sitios mas
c6ntricos de la ciudad De Barcelona,
Espsf1a. matando q sesenta perso-
mas 6 hiriendo q un buen ndmero
La impression ha sido tremenda
en- aquella ciulad y mas de 300
aetenciones han sido hechss.
La mayor paFte De las victimas
perteE ecen q la clase Obrera.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-04
Para QusbradIIIas.

Con objstO de pasar una temporRdR
ha aalid0 CARA squel pueblo. 10 diStir .
guidA at nora Viuda de Vera fsmilis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-04

New York. SbFe. 4, 80 p. "a.
Cablegrafian q Paris que sigue
ell descontento entire ell pueblo ia
pon6s con motive de las condicio-
mes de paz acor1adas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-04

York. p generalsmo ei6Fcito japon6s
Un depacho de Ultima bora lamado Mkado
Oado hoy Londs affma que sadra breve para
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-04

est& universalmente reconocido que para los
nihos d6biles raqufticos, naadres nerviosas
haustas, y hombres delgados palidos no hay medi-
camento alimento que nutra, restaure, fortalezca
y de vigor al sistema como 10 hace la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-04

En- estR impFenta sa Vsnda papal de
Darf6aiaO vieia & $500 auinHal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-04

EGl05 1E SIScRIPfT0I q T0ll Ia I8Ll
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-10-11
Frank Cheney Found It So
Easy to Defraud Dry Goods
Houses He Grew Reckless
WORK TWO SUCCESSFULLY
A TRIAL OF THE TRICK on A
THIRD PROVED HIS UNDoING,
AND He Is NOW IN JAIL FOR
GETTING MONEY on FALSE
PRETENsE.

Captain Cody and Detective Sergeant
Clark yesterday arrested Frank Cheney,
twenty-five years old, of Lawrence.
Mass, on a charge Of false pretense and
a charge of attempted false pretense.
On October Z the prisoner ordered a
white vest, black Derby hat and pair
of gloves at the Excelsior Clothing
Store, Newark avenue and Cooper place.
He had the goods sent by messenger to
No. 240 Warren street, where he agreed
to pay cash on delivery. He took the
goods, but the messenger went back to
the store without the money.
1t was learned by the police that Che
ney had ordered $500 worth of goods
from the Furst Co., to be sent to No.
go Grand street, on the G. O. D. prin-
ciple, with the same result, and yester-
day he attempted the same trick on Wolf
son Brothers, ordering S139S worth of
goods sent to No. 2ss First street, c.
O. d.
The police were on his track and yes
terday's order of goods led to his undo
ing. He made a statement in which he
confessed the charges against him.
In his possession was found a pawn
ticket for diamond ring, valued at
s125, stolen from Hoboken jeweler on
October 6. Other pawn tickets were
found in his possession for jewelry stolen
in South Norwalk. Mass.
The local police believe they have in
their tolls very slick gentleman" and
are elated over the capture.
Cheney was arraigned in the First
Criminal Court this morning and held for
- Grand Jury on the charges against
him. IA sl Eiral4s4.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-10-11
MAINTAINED GAMBLING

The local police department thought
it had completely wiped out the nickle-
itl-the-slot machine element Of gambling
in this city, when it was learned that
two machines we're in full operation in
the saloon of Joseph Cowan, No. .399
Henderson street. raid was imme-
diately made on the place and both ma
chimes were confscated and Cowan was
arrested on a charge of maintaining a
resort for gambling.
Cowan made a statement to the police
in which he said that the largest of the
two machines had been in his place but
a few days, but that the smaller one had
been in operation in his. saloon for three
weeks He plead ignorance of the law
against the running of such machines,
and said that the man who installed
them said lit was all right I" that he had
a perfect righss to allow the operation Of
such machines in his saloon. He consid-
cred it a good thing" as he received
twenty-five per cent. Of The money found
in the receivers Of the machines.
Cowan was arraigned in the First
Criminal Court this morning and held on
the charge preferred against him.
y
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-10-11
TIGERS IMPROVE
Princeton's Hopes Grows As
the Season Progresses
Great Lack of Heavy
Substitutes.

Especial to 1.-THE Jersey City News"l
PRINCETON. Oct. IL, 1906. THE
football teams which the varsity eleven
has defeated this year have been unusu-
ing the only one that put up a good fight;
still the undergraduates are much
pleased at the showing of the team, and
the hope that Princeton may turn out
championship eleven this year is steadily
growing stronger. The eleven is deyel-
oping along healthy lines and the i'm
proyement has appeared more in the team
as a whole than as individuals The men
show that ability and willingness to help
each other along in mass plays between
the tackles that counts SO much in ground
gaining and leaves to little chance for the
loss of much distance if the play should
be broken up That the line is partic,i-
larly strong this year is shown by the
fact that no team so far has been able to
gain through it twice in succession.
The best arrangement for the line so
far seems to be Carothers for centre,
Dillon and Rafferty, guards, Cooney and
Herring tackles, and with ~Tookeri and
Brasher ends. butcher, last years
giant centre, is not vet back in the game,
but when he does get back he will have
his work cut out for him to supplant
Carothrs, who is playing fast and ag-
gressive football. It looks as though
Rafferty, would make good this year. He
was always big and strong enough, but
never developed as much speed ais he
has this fall.
The greatest handicap felt SO far is
the absence of heavy substitutes for the
line. P. Waller and ]. c. Waller are
the only available men. The former
is husky youngster from Lawrenceville,
who played d star game last Saturday
and will keep all the guards and tackles
hustling for their positions.
Princeton has always been famous
for turning out good ends, and this year
is no exception to the rule There are
fivc good ends on the squad nov;
Tooker, Brasher, Mum, Fryer and
O'Brien. The last named is freshman
from Exeter who is exceedingly fast
and is wonderful tackler He will be
heard from before the season is over.
The backfeld is well cared for by two
complete sets of backs, but the absence
Of Miller leaves the team without a
good kicker. Much Is expected In the
kicking line. however, as John Dewitt
Is back on the coaching squad.
b
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-10-11
President McCarter Does
Not Care to Be Dragged
Into the Dickinson Pagan
Incivil War.
DISGRACEFUL ROW
so ANOTHER OFFICIAL CHARAc-
TERIzEs THE HUDSON ROW.
AND HE WISHES BOTH FAC
TIoNs WE'RE ABOLISHED.
special to ..rhe Jersey city News,

Special to .The Jersey City News.'D
NEWARK, Oct. II, 1905. President
Thomas n. McCarter. of the Public Serv-
ice Corporation, was asked today if he
had anything to say about the repetition
by Mayor Mark Pagan, of Jersey City,
of his charge that Colonel Samuel D,
Dickinson. Secretary of State and Re-
publican leader of Hudson County. was
or had been on the pay roll of that COR
poration or one of the subsidiary com
panies.
Il do not care TO be brought into that
discussion" was all that President Nc
Carter would say.
Another officer of the Public Service
said: 'sThe row between the Pagan and
Dickinson factions in Jersey City is dis
graceful, and all sorts of unfounded alle-
cations are made. Personally would
like to see both factions wiped out"
The Pagan answer occasioned a great
deal of comment in Jersey City when it
was published yesterday afternoon. Re-
publican and Democratic leaders and
stump speakers and lawyers and business
men. said that Fagan's letter was inspired
by Corporation Counsel Record. who
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-10-11
FATAL VACCINATION

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. II. 1905
After having had a physician vaccinate
him that he might not contract any con-
tagious disease from his passengers. Ed
ward w. Calhoun. twenty-five years old,
Of No. 2e2s Ann street. conductor for
the Rapid Transit Company, died yester-
day in the Episcopal Hospital from te-
tanus. which developed from the vacein-
alton Calhoun was constantly in fear
that he would come in contact with small
pox
q am not afraid of small pox now
he is said to have declared to his friends
frequently after he was vaceinated. He
struck his sore arm against the side Of
his car, tetanus developed and death re-
suited yesterday
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-10-11
MERELY
MENTIONED

Corporation Attorney Robert Carey.
who left the Democratic party because
he could not convince the party leaders
that his services were of sufficient value
to land him in job, made speech in
Mayor Fagan's behalf the other night,
and he was particular not to say any
thing that was true. He declared among
other things that Col. Dickinson placed
the voting machines in the Second and
Fifth wards for the purpose of keeping
down the Pagan vote and that his action
was prompted by Robert Davis.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-10-11
BOYCOTT ON AMERICAN GOODS

HoNGKONG, Oct. II, 19os.--Ac-
cording to telegraphic advices from Sal
gon, French Cochin-China. the Chinese
boycott against American goods is strong
" maintained there. Chinese steamships
are prevented from landing American
cargo under heavy penalties The steam
ships Derwent and Telemaehus were
heavily fined by the boycott committee.
Chinese coolies refuse to land the ears
goes. American business there Is sus-
pended.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-10-11
LECTURE ON JAPAN

The Rev. John A. Brown. of the
Wayne Street Reformed Church, last
night delivered very interesting lecture
at the Free Fablic Library on the sub
jeet of the Land Of Nippon Japan.
The assembly room was comfortably
filed with an appreciative audience that
enjoyed following the Rev. Browns dis
cussion Of the present religious, social
and political conditions in the little EN-
pire which licked big Russia. The lee
turer refrained, however from touching
upon recent developments.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-10-11
TRIPLE MURDER A MYSTERY
MIDDLETowN. n. ". Oct. II, 1905.

MIDDLEToWN. N. ". Oct. 11,.1ao5.
More than 100 hours have elapsed
since the murder of the two Olney broth
ers and Alice Ingerick was discovered.
and vet the police are almost at the ex-
act point where they were when the man
hunt started on Friday evening.
Mrs. Martin Ingerick, the housekeeper,
who was found in the barn with her skull
crushed, still hes unconscious In the hos
pitai. she.has SAID nothing to throw
any light on the author Of the crime.