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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-12

IGRAN NOVEDADl-"La Villa de
Madrid acaba de recibir, alpacas de colo
res para TRACES de sefiofa nifo, corbatas
Principe de Gales psrfumerfa francesa,
camisetas de merino, pafo para billar, ca
simires ingleses, telaa de hilos espafolas,
adornos para TRACES y IN gran surtido de
ENGAGES Valencien, Nottingham y Bruse-
las, asf como paraguas para sefora ca
ballero. En- este establecimiento hay
siempre articuloB de gusto; todos los dias
son de moda. Tel6fono 273. p. o. b.
764. San Francisco 81, San Juan Puer-
to Rico
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propueata del propio sr. Canals, quien pu.
do yer Ia necesidad de elias por haber for
mado parta de Ia Comisi6n SanitaTia que
en- 1904 enviara & Mayaguez 81 Hon. Co
bernador de Ia Isla.
Indica brevemente todas las medidas
que hay que adoptar para combatig IL
epidemic que nos amenaza, y haee resaltar
Ia falta cast absolute de empleados en- ell
Departamento para acometerlas, asf como
la pobreza de Ia partida que en- el presu.
paesto eonsignara Ia Legislature, para ra-
mo tan esencial como es el de Sanidadg
Que es precise que 81 Director del DeparE
tamento exponga todas eatas consideracio4
nes 81 Hon. Gobernador fu de que de
los fondos disposition de Ia primera an
toIidad de la Isla Sc pueda disponer de
tanto cuanto necesario sea para llevar
cabo las medidag necegarias.
El Sr Vocal Farmaceutico apoy6 en-
todas sus parties la proposition del senior
saldafia, la cnal fue aprobada por unani.
midad.
Fue acuerdo tambien aprobaE en- prince
pio las medidas propuestas por el senior pre-
Bidente r. NJ, Hernandez, reserva de reu.
niraa De nueYo 81 Z de los coTTientel despues
de Ii conferencia q, ca caso de aceptar 81
anterior acuerdo, celebTardlel Hon. Direc-
tor del DeFartamanto con el Hon. GobeT.
nador de Puerto Rico.
III Vocal Medico ST.. saldafa recomen-
do se yisitaTan inspecciona4an Las fabri-
cas- de licores eatablecidaa en- Eanturce y Ia
fdbTica de hieIo.
Sc di6 lectura una communication del
DR.. Lugo Yina, Inspector del Distrito
Norte, aceTca de una vista girada por Ell
~ establishments de licorerfa que tiens
establecido Cd Eanturce don Juan Puig. y
fue acuerdo aconsejaT 81 Departamento
hsga corregir las deficiencies sanitarias
apuntadas en- 1ichO informe.
"a las L 80 Al. M. Be termin6 Ii sesi6n.
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FranGasss.

sabemos que muchos de nuestros olien-
tes esperan IA llegada de los acreditadfsi-
mos Cuellos franceses que solamente noso-
tros importamos y nos es muy grato poner
en- conocimiento de todoB que va llegaron
y entire otras formas vienen los elegantisi-
mos va conocidos de Ia juventud de San
Juan, "Salmeron" s'Pi MargalP' 'Moraita
y Mono. Garantizamos que uno de
estOs cu6llos resistes parfsctamente una
noche de baile sin que 81 gudor 10 doble: ae
venden en sEl Cielo'', La Gloria J ''La
Vizcaina.
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Una CIudad dsstrulda.

Anuncia un despacho de Titles Prussia
que la ciudad de Kivareli ha sido destruf-
da por una avalanche de baTro piedras.
Kivareli Sc encuentra Bituada en- los
Aancos de una de las montaflas que for
man parte de la cordillera caucasica
Varias veces ha Bufrido estragos por
causa de las masas de barro Hquido que Sc
desprendian de Las colinas cercanas.
Ultimamente Ia avalanche arrastr6 CON
sligo enormes bloques de granati, que aplas.
taron casas, almacenes 9 igleeias.
Murieron ahogados bajo las olas de ba-
rro, s triturados por los trozos de rocas
mas de treeientas personals
Igualmente han perecido muchoS CANA
dos.
La ciudad ,h6llase semicubierta de una
capa malolienie de barro, donde sobrena-
dan los cad6vereB.
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La PAz REINA
EN BAY anon.
EI faIIeCimientO de Ia SeTOTita Ati-
les, fu6 aIIf nluy sentidO,
COntsntOs en- sI pueblo pOr haheT saIldO De este
ell tsRlente VllIsTIHy.
Ode nuestro corresponsal. J

Noviembre IA pesar de no haber
ocurrido niDg6u distu1bio en- Ia ciudad Sc
nota todavfa algin malestar. con motiyc
de los iltimos sucesos ocurTidos. Afortu.
nadsmente, Sc encuentra al frente de Ia
Policfs IuHular 81 sr Soto, cuya actitud
justiciera le ha granjeado verdadera esli
maci6n en- ambcs paTtidos polfticos, asf
como en- ell elemento extraDiero.
Y 10 prueba, que tan pronto sali6 el
Teniente Villarini, que deia no gFatos re-
cuerdos en- el POGO tempo que estuvo aquf
lego el Sir. Soto, ha cambiado por COM
pleto la esferyescencia y el estado tumul-
tuoso de la cindad.
--Trasr&piday penoHa enfsrmedad falle-
clio Ia nina Isabel Rene Atilos. La muer-
te de Issbslita ha causado honda pena en-
todoB los que Ia conocfamos IA amos con-
taba, cuando Ia muerte Ia sorprendi6, en-
edad tan Tisutfia. Era una for, que al
abrir sus p6talos fu6 cruelmente tronchada
poT el viento.
Ell entierro fue una verdadera demostra.
ci6n de Aimpatfa la familfa AtiIep en- la
cual fgura el venerable querido compa-
triota don Julian, abuelo de Isahelita.
Tanto este, como & su sfigida hija, da-
mos nuestro mas sentido p6same.
Ell sefior Presidente, Vice presidente
y vocales de Ia Junta local de la Union de
Puerto Rico piensa muy en- breve convo-
car el partido aqUf con el objeto de organi.
Ear nuevamente los trabsjos polfticos to-
mar importanteg acuerdos
Don Angel Cestero, don Gumersindo
Rivera y don Eloy Perez Sc muestran en-.
tusfasmados y piensan sostener ell comite
local, 4 fin de no dejar decaer el entusias
moy trabajar con calma para cuando lle
que un nuevo perfodo electoral. B0en
pensamiento ell que sustentan los campeo.
mes de unionismo en- Bayam6n
Ell licenciado Acosta, juez de Ia corte
municipal de esta ciuda5, ha sido muy
felicitado por su valfente acto en- la tarde
del dia z en- que tuvieron lugar los aeon
tecimientos polfticOs que va conocen los
lectores ...- -..
FL senior Acosta logr6 con su presencia,
como con suB disposiciones salvar la situa.
ci6n aquella tarde.
Ell teniente Villarini march6 para
Yauco su marcha ha sido muy satisfac-
toria y ha causado gran contento.
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FL PROFESQR coz
derO en- Sabana
Crande.
BuenOs tfahaius en- Ia esCusIa ie
AgIifuItuFa.
DE nasstr0 eOmesponsaI.


Hemos tenido OCCASION de HaIudar ca
rinosamente al compatriota professor prin-
cipal del pueblo de CabO Rojo don Modes.
to Cordero y Rodriguez que nos yisit6 el
martes de eeta semana.
Don Angel Garcia, alcalda de este
pueblo, en- uso de hcencia ha trasladado
su Tesidencia su bonita quinta del barEio
de Rincon. lie suntituye de alcalde don
Diego Nazario.
La escuelR rural del baTrio de San.
tana, que dirige nuestro amigo el i6ven
don Alfonso Soto Gelabert ha tenido eI 10
por ciento de asistencia durante Ia pasala
semana eaeolar.
Yisitada Ia Escuela de agricultural
que dirige eI maestro don dnvigis Re
mirez encontramos los trabajos muy bue.
nos los Bembrados de hoHtalizas muy
bonitos Los ni1os nihaG tienen sus
heras que cultiyan con esmero caidado
Felicitamos 81 maestro sus nifor,
asf como & Ia senorita Angela Franco,
profesora tambien de esa eaeuela por -su
entusiasmo m6to6oa de ensefianzs en- di-
cho plantsl.
Sc encuentra "a restablecida Ia se.
horita Providencia Baez Carreras. Nos
alegramos
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METHOIDES-E 81 meior mas 8eguHo
de todos los espeofdcos hasta ahoya conocido
para u Cura perm2nente de todag lag enfer-
medadeg de In ureta, "a sean estas cronicas
agudas Oontien0 81 fujo y eura por COM
pletO, en meues tiempos que ningdn otro pre-
parade similar, Lar g0norreas, espsrmatornas
ciStltis, cot. Mejor que las inyeCcf0nesy y muy
superior Il s6ndAlo Oopaiba. Empieza
gnrtir su efeeto las tres cuatro horas de
haberzs tornado.
Los METILOIDES1-aon f6silon de tomar
eat6n preparadoo de m3nsTa que no reyue1-
vsn 81 est6mago nj pr0ducsn malOs efsctOn,
De Venta ca todaa las BOtioas. P1dauae
mueBtras gratis 4 guEs 1nicos fahKcantog.
Frederick SteaRns q ca. Detroit. Eieht-
gan o. a.
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COMPANIA INDUS
TRIAL DE SANTURCE.
FABRICANTEs De FOSFOROS DF SE6ORlDAD
NARGA LUZ"
De BAJlES De TOnAS CLASSES.
Tienen existencias constantes de tablas
de pino americana desdobladas. Ayiso
Ielefono 1890, Santurce.
De BAUlEs De TOlAS CLAsEI
LINRA FERREA DEL OEsTE

: Itinerario. -salidas de Bayam6n y Capt..
IL simultaneamente.
Dias IabOEable- u aiRna 8, 7.05, 3 30
e.45 11.O0. Tard0 1S.l6, 1.45, 8.15. Abs 6.45
Dlas festiyos. Hdafiana 8, 7.05, $50, o.A5
y Il.00 Tardo 1915, 100, 2.S0, B.8O, 4.sO
5. AS v $50.
Btllete baTatOs paEa d1aB festivOs. De
OatanO 6 Bayam0n, ida p yuelta 1e ciaEo
e0-25 g case e0-16. De Bayam6n CataHo
ia yvnesta IL class S0-I5, 2R Clage S0-lO.
g claBo csntaVoss
Bayana6n, 10 dc ssptiambrs dc 1903. Ra-
mon Waldes.
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SIN DOLOR

No permita que So dentiata Ie saque
muela alguna sin antes inyectarle ell Anes-,
t6sico Local 'AntidoIaT" Es un lfquido
completamente inocente que no le produ-
cira nj Ia mas mfnima ipaamaci6n por
mucho que le inyecto. De venta en- el
Dep6sito Dental de Jose Salgado Cine
nez. 36 San Francisco.
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EN- HONOR Al PRESIlENTE

Sc asegura con visos de verdad por la
mayor parte del comercio de San Juan,
que en- los dias % y % del prezente mes
procederan 4 cerrar sus establecimientos
como demonstration de reBpeto por Ia le-
gada del Presidente Roosevelt.
En- el Casino Espafiol se proyecta ade-
mas hacer una reception al Presidente,
y de este modo, Ia dependencies tendra
OCCASION de diafrutar de las brillantes 6es
tas que en- honor al Presidenta BE- prepa.
avan
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CONATO De lNGENDlO
SEMPER.

Aver como 4 las 3.45 de la tarde
ocurri6 un pequeio conato de incendio en-
una de las casas de la Gale de San Sebas-
tian, frente al sitio denominado "El Pol
vorfn".- Prestaron sus primeros auxilios
el guardia de servicio y 81 bombero de Ia
Begunda brigada Guillermo Pizarro; que
fuerOn los primeros que penetrarOn en- el
lugar del hecho. No hubo ninguna desgra-
cia personal.
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La rgV0IuGl6a donInIeaRa en- Ia Liasa Norossts

Affrmase que Sc tienen aqui noticias de
habeTse recrudecido en- Santo Domingo Ia
revoluci6n, que arde con mas vigor en- Ia
Lfnea Noroeste.
Los leaders reYolucionarios Sc han re-.
husado aceptar las proposiciones de paz
que Be les ha hecho.
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NOtali0 de HumaCan atrOpeIIadO pOr
Ia pOIiGia.
e fiscal, que pressnsld los heehos, nostrtss
GRtTgiGO.
POr telsgreto.)

Aver recibimos DO Humacao d telegss-
ma siguiente
g Correspond psncia 2 San Juan. Cabo
Huertas Vargas y guardia Rodriguez
atropellan notario Abbey, don jose Ma.
nuel Perez,
Captain, corFecto.
Fiscal presencio hecho estuvo ener-
gico evitando conficto entire Ia poIicfa ell
pueblo indignado.
Hace falta una investigation pronto
Pueblo proteBta condncta policfas su-
balternos - Corresp0
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"a [IFGO.

Ell magnffco calzado Folsheina
Lo meior que se importa en- Puerto Ri.
co, para cabalIeros y nifioH.
Es ell mas faerte, elegante y duEadero.
Americo Ealag, en- 81 conocido eltable-
cimiento Gel Popular San Juato ia,
San Juan,
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SEPASE.

Que no pubIicanoa communicates sin Gus
sean pagados por adelantaLlO.
Cada aeis paIabraa se cuentan poE una I1-
nea y la lines vale diez centaVo8.
Las caTsag que venGan con com aunlCadOa.
sin ga igapoEts pR ga Contagtau.
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Ell TRIBUNAL SUPRE-
mo de Puerto Rico.
SefalamientOs de spelaCiOneS en-
pIeitOS CiViIes.
So. tsrmln0 De seslOnss del ahO 1906.
50. IsInIla O sasIalss dsI ala Is06.
Dicienbre.

Martes 4.-Acisclo Diaz ValcarceI con
Arturo Guerra succession de Mauricio
Guerra, demolici6n dc una obTa & indem
nizaci6n de danes peTjuicios.
Microbes Sci convento de las r. r.
NJ. M. Carmelitas con julian Eiivs, de.
voluci6n de capitales 4 censo = cobro de
sus reditoB.
Jueves 6.-Dolores g. viuda de Barnes
y otro con ell pueblo de Puerto Rico, Co
bro de pesos.
Viernes. Juan Antonio Pesante, ex.
parte con 81 pueblo de Puerto Rico
expendio de dominic.
Martes 1.-Ricar1o Hooking, ex parte
con 81 pueblo de Puerto Rico, petici6n de
dominic.
Microbes 12.-J. O. Abril como apode-
rado de Ia succession de s. AmeI Mass6 con
Eduardo Mendez Quifones, cobro de pc
.sos
Jueves 13.-EI pueblo de Puerto Rico
con- Guadalupe Cruz y otro, confscaci6n
de fanza.
Viernes 14.-Agustfn Hernandez Mena
OK parte con el rueblo de Puerto Rico,
dominic de fuca r6stica.
MaItss 18.-Angela Requena con Epi-
fanio Mesa y otro, cobro de pesos.
Microbes. -Monserrate Domln-
ga Garcia Martin otros con Beatriz de
los Angeles viuda de Al6s, Nulida1 de
testamento otroH extremes.
JueveH Manuel Acosta ex-paTte
con 81 pueblo de Puerto Rico, dominic de
fnca T6stica.
Yiernes 21.-Marfa Pantaleona otro,
con ol pueblo de Puerto Rico, dominic de
fnca r6stica.
.Seaalamtentos de apeJdeiones en- causas
crininaIes. NoUiembre.
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AgIOMQYRES1

Sc yenden los dos magnfiieos de Ia Em-
preaa Paniagua, de Hato Rey, parada 35,
donde pueden dirliirss los que deseen adj
QUigiTl0a 16Ya
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Microbes 21.-EI pueblo de Puerto
con Adrian Colon y otro, procediaiento
de Habeas Corpus.
Jueveu 22.-El pueblo de Puerto Rico
cou Luis Felipe Dess6s otro, por aconse-
jar Ia perturbation de Ia paz p6blics.
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sE NECEsITAN guiros (conejos de
Indias) en- el Laboratorio Qufmico de la
Junta Superior de Sanidad Sc pagan
so centavoa par, como precio m6ximo.
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Sc GOMpRAN acciones de la Sociedad Coo
perativa de Ahorros y prestamos de Puerto
Rico Dirflanse w. Bosch.
Ava. Box 233 San Juan.
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SEMILLAS de PLANTAS de PIMA

lmadas PosTURAs DE CRIoLLos SUCKERS ing
superio POSTURAS
12 producer o contra Is las segund
aside
las CORONAs Los mbradOres harlan bn soGar nrm
d m6dico servidas Hbna
HERRERA.
Villar y 60.
JUAN,
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seekers could suggest has been made to
When the town was filled two weeks ago
with Democrats Of national renown the
feeling against Mr.. Murphy because OF his
attitude against a Democratic city adj
mhistration was most pronounced.
Mayor Mcclellan. it. was ascertaiDed,
will not stop with the removal of Park
COMMISSIONS Walgrove Of The Bronx,
but he will insist that all of his Commits
sioners shall do their duty to The people
OF the city as represented by the Mcclellan
administration. or they will walk the plank,
to all employees in all of the departments
Mayor Mcclellan will demonstrate to Mr..
Murphy TINT all patronage AZ the COM
mand Of the Mayor shall be used for the
benefit Of the citizens of the city and not
as a personal asset for Mr.. Murphy or
Mr.. Murphy's followers In the Tammany
organization.
Mayor Mcclellan has moro than three
years to serve. He recognizes, il was de-
clared, that the time has gone by for recon-
citation or efforts at compromise.
Mayor Mcclellan, it was insisted by those
who talked with him after his conferences
with heads Of departments, Is TO make
II clear TO all who have been associated
with him in the city administration since
january l hat he has put his hand TO the
plough and there ia to be no turning back.
He will resist firmly, IL was asserted, all
the opportunities Of politicians in his own
present policy. Those who are not with
Mayor McClellan's administration in the
Tamnany organization will be considered
against II, and opposition To Mayor McClel-
lsn's administrator means opposition to a
Democratic city administrator
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SUED on CASSIE CHADWICK NOTE.
II. L. Newton Of BroOkIIne Makes Charges
Against Bank OnICIaIs.

Boston, Sept. 1O.-Herbert l.. Newton
Of Brookline. who came into prominence
during the Cassie ChadWi lex exposures,
Is defendant in a suit instituted by Robert
Lyons, receiver for the Citizens National
Bank Of Oberlin, Ohio. The hearing on
the care. WA held to-day before judge
Coll in the United States Circuit Court.
Counsel for the receiver OF the bank
asserted that Mr.. Newton is liable for a
note for $1,000 which Mrs. Chadwick de-
posted with the wrecked bank az security,
his name appearing upon the instrument.
Of the bank be produced 70 prove ths de
post Of the note, his counsel asserting
that MIRA. Chadwick aud certain officials OF
the bank conniveq in transacting fraud
ulent business under the guise Of doing a
lsgiti mate banking business. Judge Coll
took the matter under adviSement.
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WILL SHOW UP HEARST.
DcIa TOkaJ says IL Has a bomb Worth
NJ Least 10000 Votes.

Deputy County Clerk Bella Tokaji. who
started the committee Of 100 to protest
against the Gilsey House cliIuo which il
managing the William Randolph Hearst
boom tor Governor and which committee
decided on Saturday night TO put a full
ticket in the field, from Governor down TO
Assemblyman, under the Municipal Owner
ship League emblem or the scales. Yesterday
said that he had a joker up his sleeve. He
threatened that il was the hest Joker in
the pack and that when he produced il.
a. h0 intended to do in d few days, il would
mean that 80, 600 voters would desert Hearst
ard his Iniepen hence Lcagl e and Join force
with the Municipal Ownership League, the
only simon pure organization against bosses.
Il am going to show up Hearst and show
jIst what kind Of a Democrat he is said
Nr. TOEaji yesterday. Then he limited that
what no had to say happened at the Gilsey
House when Hearst and Ihmsen were present
and Mr.. TCkaji was ace ompanied by Mr..
Boycs, the law clerk in the County Clerks
Office IN Brooklyn.
when I spring this said Mr. Tokaji,
his Majesty lhmsen j. going TO he blown
so far away that he will never I've able to
get pack Give me a few more days and
yoI will never hear of tho Gilsey House
cliJue again"
MIR. Tokaji said hat he and his followers
were through with Hearst and that Hearst
was tine greatest boss on earth,
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city was responsible and must pay the
dnmage- claimed.
Corporation Counsel Delany. however.
has now decided upon another line Ot de-
fence. He now contends that the occasion
on which tho explosion occurred was not
a public demonstration but WAS n private
enterprise promoted by Mr.. Hearst for the
advertising Of hi newspapers. and that az
the affair was arranged for the persona
profit Of Mr.. Hearst tho liability rests upon
Mr., Hearst.
Mr.. Dplanv believes that the Court 81
Appeals will uphold this contention If he
can present the caSp ns he has prepared IL.
But, ~ was pointed ort yesterday in the
City Hall. il by any chance Hearst should
be elected Governor and should renIoNe
Mayor Mcclellan. an event in the ordinary
course OF things which would carry with IL
The appointment Of "A new COOPERATION
Counsel friendly To Mr.. Hearst. the new
plcadipgs would ic dropped.
Nj yor Mcclellan and Corporation Counsel
D"lanv talked over the rnsttPr Yesterday
and it was determined by them then to
leave nothing un,Onc Ia compel MIR. Hearst
10. pay thu damagps.
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ATTERBTRY WITH DADY
Old PSItIcaI Foes Unite In Fight Against
NOVdrun Primary Forecasts.

woodruff Primary Forecasts.
The new feature in the Republican scrim-
mage in Brooklyn yesterday was the re-
appearance OF Walter b. Atterbury as an
ally OF Field Marshal Mike Dndy in his
effort 10 deposc Timothy l.. Woodruff as
the county leader. Atterbury was long
one OF Mr.. WoOdrun's chief lieutenauts,
chairman Of the county COMMITTEES and
leader in the Seventeenth Assembly dis
trict. Four years ago be became involved
in a scrap with Mr.. Woodruff and as a
result was retired a. o political leader.
Gov. Odell also removed him from his
pleasant job as State Commissioner OF
Corporation Taxes in Manhattan.
Mr.. Atterbury, during TO the period Of his
political activity, was a bitter foe Of Col.
Dady, and their present alliance. in support
Of the Odell-Quigg combine is one ot the
surprises in the picturesque politics Of
Kings county. Mr.. Atterbury fully realizes
that he has a hard task in unfurlinE the
Dady banner in the Seventeenth district,
but with the assistance Of some Republican
malContents he expects to make a respecta-
bic showing at the primaries on next Tues
day.
Mr.. Woodruff spent a good part Of the
day yesterday at Republican headqua rters
in conference with the district leaders and
last LlBut !uduc duuIrssNS III JuTee ulhtTlCJS
in which the Dadyites are running opposi-
ton tickets. Mr.. Woodruff Is still abso-
lutely confident that his opponents would
not carry more than three Of the twenty
three districts at the outside and possibly
not more than one-the ~First-where Dady
is allowed TO have a w~alkovsr.
Col. Dadv. however, continued to predict
that a political revolution was impending
and that Mr.. Woodruf's leadership was
rapidly drawing to a close.
FIX Mayor Charles A. Schieren and
other leading Republicans Of the Sixth
Senate district yesterday came out in an
address to the voters strongly indorsing
Eugene NJ. Travis for the Senatorial nomi-
nation and opposing the denomination Of
Senator Frank J. Gardner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-11
CHICAGO SPEEDERS PINCHED.
Auto Tourist Praises Vigilance OF Cops and
Courtesy Of Magistrate.


A party Of Chicago automobilists stopping
at the Hotel Aston were stopped in De-
lancey street yesterday afternoon for ex-
Ceeding the speed limit Just as they wer e
going on the williamsburg Bridge on their
way to the races at Sheepshead Ray. The
party consisted Of J. c. O'Connell, owner
Of a number Of limestone quarries in the
West; Mrs. OConnelI. James Toomey, q
structural iron manufacturer, and Harry
Morse. chauffeur. They arrived in New
York last week, having driven most Of the
way from Chicago in Mr.. O'Connelrs IS
horsepower automobile.
Roundsman Kruger OF the traffic squad
was on his motorcycle at Delaney and Lud-
low streets when the machine passed him.
He finally ~overhauled il just at the entrance
TO the bridge after a chase of four blocks.
He says that he had to run his motor
cycle thirty-hve miles an bour to do the
trick and estimated the speed Of the machine
at eighteen miles an hour. Kruger placed
the chauffeur under arrest and the whole
party choO-choOed down to the ESSEX Mar
ket police court.
Mr.. O'Connell told Magistrate Breen that
they arrived here from Chicago last week
having driven the car most OF the way.
Then there's no telling how many times
you might have been arrested or the way
here had you driven the car all. the way"
commented the Magistrate.
Mr.. 1ooney explained that in turning out
and passing a team the chauffeur had found
il necessary to speed up a little, but he diff
fered with the policeman on the allegation
that the excessive speed had been kept up
for four blocks.
"IHl take your word for it." said Magis-
trate Breen, n let the chauffeu go this
time"
you really have a good police force
aand I shall not dispute the mans word,
although / doubt IL We were going faster
than the law allows. The Magistrate treated
us very ~oourteously."
When the red tape was cut and the chat
feur discharged 1t was too late for the races,
and the party returned upt wn.