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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-04
Para las dan1aS
TOMEN UN CONsEJO Y DEsPUEs
TOMEN LA OZoMULsION.

Una muier acometida de una enferme-
medad Sc encuentra en- una condici6n las
timera, Tues veces le es dificil encontrar
un protector.
Ella debe coniarse en- la Ozomulsion.
La Ozomulsi6n la protegera en- contra
de los microbes le dara salud.
La inquietud y log quejidos no aliviaran
sus penas.
Debe tomar la OzomuIsion.
Hay miles de mujeres enfermizas en-
Puerto Rico; muchfsimas mas de las que
deberfa haber.
De que sufren?
De mil y unas cosas; es decir, dan una
una infnidad de nombres diferentes sus
enfermedades, tai como la debilidad ner-
viosa, neurastenfa, neuralgia, dolor de es-
paldas, indigestion, enfermedades de los
riiones del hfgado, tfsis, pulmones de-
biles, ETC., etc. Pero su verdadera enfer-
medad es I1lGnici6n
Lo que necesitan esas mujeres es Hi
mentO.
El est6mago, el higado los rifones, los
nervios y la sangre, todos necesitan de ali
mento.
que comen estas mujeres del cadas?
En- la mayorfa de casos comidas muy po, o
alimenticias. Bon bones, pasteles otras
bobadas; en- fin, cualquier cosa que tenga
buen sabor, sin pensar 81 es no nutritivo
Lo que verdaderamente necesitan es uu
alimento muy substancioso, y, al mismo
tempo, sabroso y apetecible.
Necesitan un alimento que las fortalez-
ca, s6ase la Ozomulsion.
Los dulces crfan microbes; la Ozomul-
sion los mata. Pero no pr ESQ queremos,
queridas damas, que Sc priven ustedes de
todas las golosinas que les GUSTAV. Al
contrario, como cuantas cosas sabTosas
quieren, siempre que Green que no las ha-
cen daho, pero dejen un lugarcito para el
verdadero alimento vitalizadoT, La Ozo-
mulsion.
Escuchen y les diremos un secreto; ese
cults blanco, sonrosado liso que ustedes
tanto admiran, Sc debe la Ozomulsion
En- cuanto los ingredientes contenidos
en- La Ozomulsion, en- ESQ no hay secreto,
pues todos los medicos farmace6ticos CO.
nocen So formula saben que consiste de
aceite de hfgado de bacalao, gui.yacol, gil
cerina y los hipofosftos.
Su m6dico le dira que esta combinaci5a
acelera la circulation de la sang 9, vita
liza los nervios, fortalece los 6rganos inter
nos eIimina la enfermedad, dando nuevo
vigor la naturaleza de la mujer.
Pruebe la Ozomulsi6n para curar sus
padecimientos.
Sc dara un Frasco de Muestra Gratis al
que 10 solicite, enviando su norbrs di-
reccci6n completa la
OzOmuIsiOn Company.
So Pine Street, New York.
Sc halla de venta en- todas las farma-
cias.
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Una huena VeIada Sc
prepala en- LareS.
(De maestro reporter en- viqje,)

(De maestro reporter en- viGje)
Sc prepare una buena velada para el
mes pr6ximo en- ella tomaran parte va
liosos elementos de esta sociedad que for
man un buen coro de afcionados. Traba-
jardn en- el desempeho de un escogido pro-
grama las distinguidas damas, sefora
Francisco Vilella, sefioritas Gonzalez, Le-
Wis, Vilella Margarita, Encarnita Girau,
sefores Aponte, Veray, Bennett y Perez.
Tn apropiado eBcenario tiene el magnifco
centro de Lares y brillantes 6estas saelen
darse en 81.
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MagnifiGO apaIatO para aGOndiCiOnal
cafe en- LaTes.
q nuegtr0 reportgr en uiaie. J

Mayo q Magnffcos aparatos para
acondicionar cafe tisnen montados aquf
los sefiores Marquee & Co., Baltazar Mar
quez la ''Sociedad Industrial de los Sc
fiores ElizaIde, Alcover y ARIZONA.
En- esto ha ganado mucho Lares, que
dispone de los mejores establecimientos
para esa importante industria.
Los sefiores VilelIa Hnos han perfeccio-
nado sus aparatos instalado maquinarias
para moler cana y tohona para cafe, moyi-
das por fuerza hidraulica.
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ArmandO paIaciOs VaIdes.
GUARIONEX

Los alumnos de Ia Universidad de Ovie-
do han celebrado una velada en- honor del
notable novelista Armando Palacios Val
des, que ha sustituiGo al insigne Jose Ma
ria Pereda en- la Real Academia de la len
qua espanola.
Ell acto result6 brillantfsimo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-04

-El senior Isidro a. Sanchez, de esta
ciudad, tendra sumo gusto en- cotizar pre-
clos demas cuantos 10 solicitor y que
Sc referan la excelente marca de Cerve.
"a "Barbarrosa', de cuyo artfculo tiene
congtanta exiEtencia.
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Ora vista eSperan en- LareS, de los
SehOreS winthrop, Post, Grahame
Ward.
(De maestro reporter en- viqje. )

Mayo 2.-Esp6rase aquf otra vista de
los sehores Winthrop, Post, Grahame y
Ward que fueron muy atendidosy obsequia.
dos, dejando buena impression en- los que
les trataron. Fueron hu6spedes de la dis
tinguida familia Vilella- Malaret cuya casa
es una de las mejores de la poblaci6n.
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EnLo Cor, ,espoDdeocto

Fianzas en- met6lico con frma.
Recibos talonarios para cObrO de alqui
lerea de casa.
ConoCimientOa de Goleta,
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ENCAJE DE HILO-Las sefioras Y Sc
fioritas que deseen recibir ordenes por este
artfculo, pueden dirigirse q The Porto Rico
DranWork and Embroidery Co. Allen
l9. San Juan, p. r. so '. a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-04

-Empleado de Farmacia. Sc solieita
uno de buena practica y soltero. De pre-
ferencia titulado. Buen sueldo. Olga re-
ferencias y edad & ?. H., Box As,
Ponce. 80 VS.
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En- esta imprenta se vende papel de Pc
ri6dico yiejo { $500 quintal,
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0zOmuIsiOn Company.

SO Pine strst New York.
Sc halla de venta en- todas las farma-
cias.
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Direction pOr Gable /
NEAREA
NEW YORK.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12

BY George w. Mayo, Auctioneer.
10 North Seventh Street Phone 1886
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
!. Thursday, August 16th,

wc viii sell at No. s14S wv est Main Street,
commencing at u 0:30 O. clock, for MT: 2.
S, Fenson who has recently sold MS
residence, his entire House Furniture,
Of very Handsome and Superb,
IN Carved Buffet, with extra large French
Plate Mirrors (hhndsomes st board We have
ever offered) Massive Leg 10-foot Oak
Dining Table, High 3 Oak Chairs Y,
Massive Quartered8 Oak China Case, WI ~
carved Heads and 4 Clawfee n Fine Wal
nut Refrigerator, Handsome Vclour Box
Couch. Very Handsome Highly Polished
,Curled Walnut Chamber Suit. with Ward
robe to match; Handsome Cane Seat
Solid mahogany Chairs and ecker,
5H Iron Bed Spring and Mattress,
Separate Walnut Dresse 81 nd wash
stand Handsome Lace Curtains, Nice
Walnut Frame Pnrlor5 Suit. Handsome
Wicker Rockers Very Fine Body ID rus
sells Carpets for front md back parlors,s
halls and stairs; four rooms Fine Mat
ting, very Pretty ladies' Walnut Desk,
Handsome Walnut Cabinet, Mantel Mir
ror. Nice Assortment S& Glassware u and
China, Toilet Sots, Handsome n Bric-a
Brnc. Pictures, etc. Kitchen Cupboard,
Tables and Chairs. Nice Set hut Fur RI
nIture for spare room, Ingram Drusgets,
Oak Hall Rack, etc, 8 q
\ Sale positive. h, Ladies' respectfully In
lvlted Tho goods are all nice and We'll
Il THH VALENTINE AUCTION CO..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12

q ENclNo AT 1o,so q, CLock,
We will sell for Mrs. T. hen, VINO WISHES
5to decline housekeeping, her handsoml1eiy
furnished home. ct no. Jog taNY est Clly
ss PAS G oRTahd Aahogapty Paror
Suit, Upholstered With Imported ~ Silk
5Dnnlaslt, two fine Gold Leaf reception
Chairs. Handsome Rarlor Ebony Cabinet,
mirror front = ras 81 rnr
Lamp, Il Bronze Parlor Ornaments very
5Hnndsome Pair RodgerSS + cures Fisher :
BoySandl GirL u Fine BRUSSELS Carpe T.; ETC.
Da8RE e. E A ~ ~
ror, Handsomely Carved 3 Chartered Oak
Library Table, Chartered Oak q obber:
Seat and Polished Wood Seat Rockers.
Chase Leather Couch Massive Chase
ed Japanese Art Square. Handsome Brio
a. Brao, Bronze Figures. Beautiful Cast
Brass Banquet Lamp Handsome I, quar- "a
tered Oak Hall Hanging Rack Gold GIT
cl9Gk pn Go1d
en- CHARTERED Oak Highly. Polished suit,
consisting Of Massive Buffet, wit large
french Plato Mirror; six High Back
Leathsr Seat Dirng GaarS
Swell Front China Cas- Ipvlland China,
etc, sa$ .s5 81 I ~
s eEDRooMs-Flne Highly Polish Wal
nut Chamber Suit with largo MI
tered Oak Chamber suit, with WARDROBE;
Good Oak Spareroom Chamber Suit. Il Mas
slve Walnut Extra Bed, Chairs, Rockers,
Brussels Carpets. Lace, Curtains. Win w
dow Shades, now Window Screens, Fine
China Toilet Sets, ETC. ia
E5 klTcHEN--Fine Gas Range, Kitchen
Table, Crockery Refrigerntors,gsetc to.
PAINTINGS, ETC Largest and Hand
soonest collection Of Artistic Paintings,
+ Engravings md Etchings we have ever
Offered at auction, and must be- seen to
be fully appreciated. ..i5 &
Sale positive. Ladies' especially In
yited. ay III 81
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TRADE

1s-Raom House OF Fine Furniture. Claw
Foot Card Tables candle sta l,did + MAJ MA
Tables and Chairs. Upright, Piano and 2.
Stool, ane Slverware and Glasses, Ma-
5rogany Wnrdrobes, etc., Mt U. 5
TIA 8I1AsT FRANKLIN y STREET,
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15TlI, AT 1880
81 O'CLOCK. 5 ];
Is. We will sell for parties breaking up
housekeeping and leaving the city,
eighteen rooms OF fine Pnrlor, Bedroom
and Dining, Eurn ,na,r y E 59e11
room Suits, large S!deboards and Ok
tension table, chars Hal s Raoks HAT
ana Oak bedroom Suits. large lot Silver
ware aa Glasses cIGsKsry R9Grs Ha
mad stair Carpets. Rugs and everything
used about large g @na az mG argnnst h9uss
that has occurred for some time, as
everything must be sold for the high
''s''s THE STANDARD AUCTION CO.
b. G. Buford, Manager and Salesman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12

M By Geo. W. Mayo, Auctionee'r :.
10 N. Seventh Street Phone 1925 1895.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
TRADE
MARS.

wa viii sell for tho owner a large
lot ; OF Parlor, Bedroom and ISL Dining
Room furniture large wall, Case, suit.
able for d dry goods orBinlll iinery store re
about 100 extra nice ladies' HATS s; !. 10
13edsteads, Bed Springs odd ~ Bureaus
and 81 Washstands, Walnut bedroom
Suits Wardrobes Folding Beds Pictures,
Cent Tables, Carpets, Rugs, Maas snas
large Range, Gas Range. Oil Stoves and 1tl
ovens and large lot OF othersth1lln1g;s .S 1oo
various to mention. -, . = ~, rs, 35st
y 1.-THE STANDARD AUCTION CO..
M B. C. Buford. Manager and Sale ~ I'll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
Hand ONE Furniture Crock {:
cry, Glassware: Brio y: q q,
Brac, Etc to-
will sell for parties who are are leaving III
he city. at my wnreroonls.

s, Twill sell for parties VINO are
the city, tat my wnreroonls, ss Ss
.To MORROW, N oNDA'Y,
commencing at 1890 a.. NJ ,$s Fl andso,n N
Modern Walnut Chamber Suit. with 18th
wardrobe to match Cost $4,000 ;B9 two two
Highly Polished CHARTERED Oak Chamber ian 1''n
suits CHARTERED Oak Folding Bed Il and ll1t !
Hal Mattress, II ighly Polished CHARTERED qua
oak sideboard.s with three plato Mirrors;
CHARTERED Oak Box Seat Dining Chairs,
Dining Table, Odd Parlor8 Chairs ROCK 4,
lers CHARTERED Oak Hall Rack Glass TOP 10
Kitchen Cabinet, one Prince Range,
nickel trimmed. Tho above goods We're
4 bought this year from one OF s1E Broad
Streets leading furniture houses. ".
til Also my regulnr8 Monday auction IN
Guiding household effects Of every de-
lscription. Ladies invited to attend: ~
Gee. W. MAYO. 5Auctioneer.
III Geo ~. Oliver. Salesman n gif3g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12

q AT the request OF tho owner we will.
sell at public auction at his place, on
Rosencnth Road. near Grove Gus: be-
~ 'WsDNEsDAY, AUGUST 18TH,
the following property. viz. "a 4,
Handsome Private 4 Carriage. rubber
tired, latest style. In perfect condition;
Horn COW, Mower. @ lepner, Drags. Disc
Harrow, Hand and Power Feed Cutters
Sweep Horse Power Corn Planter. Cul-
ativntors md numerous other articles,
y Westhampton car ltno ~ wlth'n 5F} TWO 70
csEoRGD W. MAYO, Auetioneer
"a George V. Oliycr, Salesman
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pUBL1O AUCTION SALE

1865 = = - a. n = = II ri si
H, s. OF 5$ 58f&
PRIVATE CARRIAGE. q HORSES. COW
n AND 4 FARMING AIMPLEN1INTS.S AT.
HOME OF MR.. II. Ii, PURCI0LL,9 ON
E ROsENEATII ROAD, NEAR CROWD
RI ROAD, 5t4lf III N yfi..t4tf a II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
BY c. L & II. I. Denoon.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
sci East Main Street.
TRUSTEES' SALE
Attractive Brick Dwelling,
!. No. SIS S. Pine st.

4 g. r . 7 . H.
by virtue of certain deed of trust,
dated August II. 1902. and recorded in
D. B. 174 d. page b04. Richmond Chan
n IN Inc payment Of b portioa Of ihe debt
secured, and being required by the note
] holder SO to do. will sell at public
auction. on the premises, on ,
THURSDAY. AUGUST 10 1906. AT q
O'CLOCK P. NJ,
.he above property described IN said
tain lot Or parcel Of land. with the I'M.
the city OF Richmond. Vn., on the east
ne Pine street. bsswoSa spTns ana
IN alley Is feet wide; thence north
wardiy and fronting on said Pine Street
1e l-2 feet, said lot having depth OF
i75 feet.
\ trERAIs--Cash as to expenses Of sale,
any taxes due and sulsicient to pay q
mote Of 1900 with interest from August
ii. 1915, balance In two equal installments
one and tEs 6gp saos M The n5sref
C. L. DENOON, Trustee.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-19

on recommendation OF the superlntend-
ent OF health. permits to keep swine were
granted 10 Charles Lairdman. d4 Union
avenue. Carmina Abenso q Peter street;
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-19
REFUSED TO
LIVE IN
BROOKLYN

New York. Jan 19.-Alleging that his
wife was guilty of fraud I'm her marriage
10 him in that she did not intend 20 be-
come his true and lawful spouse. Frank
J. Ryker. travelling salesman of Brook
lyn. pleaded before Justice Wilmot NJ.
Smith, in the supreme court. Brooklyn.
yesterday. for an annulment Of the mar
r!Igc CCn'rsct.
After hearing much testimony Justice
Smith declared the marriage pull aad
void, saying the woman was guilty Of
fraud in accepting Ryker as husband and
refusing to live with him as wife.
Mrs. Ryker was Katherine j. Sippel OF
Buffalo at the time OF her marriage Feb.
49, 1903. Later she obtained divorce
from Ryker under the laws OF North Da-
kota, but Justice Smith yesterday ignored
the decree and gave the plaintiff the de-
cision.
Ryker allesed that his wife after their
marriage protested she would not give
up hel care-frte, gay and pleasant hte
In Buffalo 10 settle down in Brooklyn 10
the duties Of housekeeper. When they
were married she told RylIer she did not
love him. Ryker net her m 1901 when
she was rs years old and they became
infatuated. He displayed as evidence a
bundle OF love letters he had received
during the courtship.
He furnished q home at No. u Van
Buren, street. Brooklyn, but on the first
day OF their honeymoon. according to
the testimony. the bride told her hus-
band that she would never be a wife In
fact She left him in less than a week
going to Buffalo A month later he in
duced her 10 return He met her at the
station and he said she refused TO accept
the two days she remained I'm Brooklyn
She went TO North Dakota after that
meeting and he did not see her again.
Lawyer SHOEMAKER visited Buffalo in
Ryker's behalf. but the pretty bride could
not be induced 70 return 20 her husband
She told the lawyer that she found she
did not love Ryker. but she had not dared
70 break OF their marriage for fear Of
woundng his feelings.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-19

ed auctioneers were referred to the com
mittee on auctioneers.
The petition OF Edward l.. Dean ct al
70 change name OF Shimbo alley 10 Inn
perial street. was referred 10 the commit
tee on street signs and numbers.
The appraisal OF damage 10 fowl Of
Lowis ID. Emerson.
The schedule OF bills for the Dexter
Asylum, amounting TO $500 was granted
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-19
DIDN'T KNOW
WIRE WAS
TAPPED

New York. Jan. 1s.--Framed in electric
lights, Alderman Max Levine's picture
beamed on his constituents during the
last municipal campaign outside the win
dows OF his home. at No. 225 Grand street.
Every body admired Il and wondered how
much the alderman's advertisement OF
his candidacy cost.
Yesterday Levine, who is "Florrie'
Sullvans right-hand man In the Eighth
assembly district, was summoned 10 ap-
pear before Justice Hoffman in the Fifth
district municipal court TO answer in an
action, fthe conversion OF SIS worth OF
electricity. The plaintiff is solomon
the alderman lives.
Cn the ground Or or the sam. buii1
ing 10 Eisners resta urant, the proprietor
OF which disappeared soon after cleo
ton Ii was asserted at the time that
Eisner had held election bets aggre-
eating a large amount.
Walter NJ. Friedland. counsel for the
dentist. said yesterday that his client &
bill for electricity rose 90 four times it's
usual size after election day. DR.. Fried
land complained 10 the Edison company.
an electrician was sent to investigate and
he discovered, IL is alleged. that a con-
Meeting wire ran from DR.. Friedland S
place TO Alderman LeVlne's Illuminated
portrait. The alderman was asked u
pay sl5, az his share OF the electricity
used. This. Lawyer Friedland asserts.
he refused to do. and the summons was
obtained.
Mr. Levine says he had nothing 10 do
with making the connection with the den
lists electric light wire: that Mr.. Eisner,
the restaurant man, had charge Of putting
up the Illuminated portrait. and he, the
alderman. had no idea that there had
been any wire "a ping.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-19

Carmina Zinno, Job street: Felix Mar
tell. Hasson street; William McCanna. 7
Erastus street; Antonio Di Mucoi. Ledge
street; James Finnegan. 4i6 River ave-
nue.; Carmlne With. Blaine street: Anto-
MO GALL, Monticello street.
Under the head Of new business were
received the weekly reports OF the Dex-
ter Asylum, weeks ending Jan. and 10.
1905; monthly reports OF inspector Of
steam boilers for November and Decem-
Der. 1905: the quarterly report OF the city
weighet. ending Dec n. 1906: semi-annual
report OF sealer Of weights and measures.
and the annual report OF the inspector of
buildings, Spencer r. Hopkins
UNDERWRITERS APPOINTED.
A communication from city registrar.
recommending the appointment Of the fol-
lowing TO act as undertakers: Ettore Buc-
cini. Hugo Il. Wachschlager. Eugene f.
Carroll was received and they were ap-
pointed.
AS weighers OF coal and other merchan-
disc, Cyril Burston, Timothy Crompton
Fred w. Perry and Edward j. Eastwood
was appointed.
A communication from Inspector OF
buildings appointing Henry w. Con- as
sistant Inspector OF buildings was re-
ceived
A resolution to lay open Crawford street
ANNNh AAaAA HAiffN anu Dul IN CVIl-
dition for public travel was presented and
passed.
REFERRED BUSINESS.
me committee on streets recommended
a resolution for curb;nR Andem. Dixon.
Baxter, Handy. Waverly. Wallace. Dora
ana Ralph streets. and Grotto. Massie and
Taber avenues, which was adopted.
a resolution defining grades for ALI
ston, Aurora. Boyd, Cliff Daisy. Dorr. Rnl
and Turner streets was passed
n resolution changing grade OF Newark
street. recommended by the committee,
was passed
a resolution permitting James M Tower
and Michael J. Higgins so move buildings
an recommended. passed.
Petition to locate and operate steam
boilers by J. j. Kelly. 12s Friendship
street. and the American Pickllng com
pany. A. O. PORTER. 33l-SSs Canal street.
were granted.
REFERRED To COMMITTEES
Petitions Of Frank Waterman, Harry
Taylor. and Vernon keach 10 be appoint
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-19
HOUSE RAIDED
Mother, Son and His Wife RTss'e5; Child
Taken From Than

Lieutenant Whlpple. Sergeant Clarke
and Patrolmen McSoley and Jacobs raid
ed the house at % Gorton street, at lao
o'clock this morning, arresting Julia Rob
Ins0n Tor Keeping a disorderly house her
son Andrew. for assaulting his wife Rose
and the latter for drunkenness
The wife was fined s. and costs In the
Police court. The husband was fined $40
and costs In the Sixth District court for
the assault and the mother was held I'm
1900 for trial next Friday.
Annie Robinson. eight years old. was
taken by Agent Thurber TO the temporary
home 81 the Antl-Cruelty society. She
will later be sent TO the Rhode Island
Catholic orphan asylum.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-19
new TRIAL
Judge SveetIand Sets Aside q Verdict Be-
cause q Juror Talked

Presiding Justice Sweetland OF the SUI
perior court handed down a rescript, last
evening setting aside verdict for s375l 80
because OF the misconduct OF a Juror
This was done on the defendants otlon
for a new trial.
Luke Mcnamara sued Edward McCabe
q Son. for labor and materials in remod-
aling a house. recovering a verdict OF
$1,000 Another trial was had and this time
the jury awarded him $375l.99.
The court ruled that the verdict OF the
jury upon the special finding was unwar-
ranted by the evidence. Notwithstand-
ing two jurons concurred in such a find
ing the court should not be governed by
that circumstance alone. when the verdict
is so clearly contrary TO the weight OF the
evidence as in this finding.
Misconduct was clearly shown on the
part of one puror. Hitchcock. He en-
gagged In conversation with regard to
matters bearing upon an important issue
in the case and with persons who were
not members OF the panel on which he
was serving.
Though the statements made would not
injure the defendant II believed the court
suggests that they might not have been
believed.
1T is enough" says the rescript that
the puror sought, or at least permitted
and engaged in extended discussions with
regard 10 material issues in the case. dis
cussions the natural tendency OF which
was to affect his mind What effect the
whole OF the conversations may have had
on the Jurors mind no one can say with
certainty. and n verdict obtained In such
circumstances OF uncertainty should not
be allowed to stand"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-19

The presidents wife became Interested
I'm the matter 20 such an extent that she
appealed 10 Senator Beveridge to use his
influence in urging the indianapolis police
To make especial effort TO find the child.
Senator Beveridge communicated with
Mayor Bookwalter, and the mayor In
turn gave instructions TO Chief Of Police
Motzger.
The matter was turned over 10 the de-
tective department, and for week no
stone has been left unturned TO find the
child
Mrs. Skillman, whose maiden name Is
Tinney, obtained a divorce from Skillman
a short time before the kidnapping, The
custody Of the child was given her at that
time
The family lived in East New York
street. Skillman went 10 the house one