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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-04
OBITUARY..

r. W. Geissenhalner died at his home in
Sea. Cliff, l., l., shortly after midnight Of
by burns which he received ten DAYS 10
He would have been 81 years old on March 90.
He was a widower, his nearest living rela-
tives being q brother, Jacob Geissenhainer,
and a sister, Mrs. Hunter. He was an official
Of one, OF the largest institutions connected
Nth ,b the IL tfqbts s ran, Church h He Vas up to
sran Cemetery on Long Island. At the time
when President Garfield was shot he was
home in Sea Cliff and the Nice-Presldent
received the news there. Mr.. G~eissenhainer
accompanied him to New York after the
he took the oath of Office.
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OLD STATION COP DIES.
Tom Reynolds Didn't Survive Transfer
From the Grand Central Long.

Old Tom Reynolds, who was a police
man detailed at the Grand Central Station
for thirty-six years, is dead. Tom was
among the batch Of cops hat lost their
easy detail -four days ago when Commits
sioner Bingham abolished the Grand Central
squad and forced the railroad manage
Tom was shifted to patrol duty in the
East Fifty-first street station, but he didn't
patrol. Instead he went straight from
the depot to his home, at 1855 East Fiftieth
street, and took to his bed. just what
allied him, no one could say last night.
but the cops in the East Fifty-frst street
station say the old man was all broken up
over his transfer.
Reynolds was 90 years old and Joined
the force pm February 8. 1858. For two
years he did duty In the Mercer street
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YALE MAN MAY ESCAPE JAIL.
The Case Of w. l.. Lewis Reopened and q
New Hearing Ordered.

NEW HAVEN, March s.-Counsel for
Warren l.. Lewis, the Sheffield scientific
school junior Of Brooklyn. N Y, who on
Thursday was sentenced to ten days in
jail for resisting a policeman who charged
him with creating a disturbance at the
New Haven theatre, got the young mans
case reopened in court to-day on the as
sertion that he had new evidence to present
that would tend to establish the students
innocence.
The new evidence will be heard next
Wednesday, when several citizens will
swear that Lewis did not pitch on the police
mar, as the latter testified. The scientific
school faculty has asked Lewis TO tell the
story OF the row at the theatre and he will
probably make q statement next week.
Lewis declared to-day that he was salts
fed that he could prove his innocence to the
faculty. The Yale authorities are pom
eiderably stirred up over the ease and
intend to get all the facts, independent OF
what may come out In the police court.
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Promotion for Frank #. johnson,

Frank Z. johnson, who has been active
In Democratic politics in the Tw~enty-hrst
Assembly district in Brooklyn, has been
appointed a Deputy Tax Commissioner in
that borough in place Of George Craieen.
who recently resigned. He was formerly a
superintendent in the Post Office DEPART
ment, and for some time has been acting
ehtSt clerk in the Tax Department.
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ROSWELL, N. NJ, March s.-More han
1,0oo,o 900 acres Of pasture land in the western
part Of the Panhandle just east Of Portaled,
N. M, have been burned over in a prairie
fire that has been sweeping east and south
for two days and is still. beyond control.
j. p. White OF the Yellowhoase Ranch and
L. F. Douthit, n Of the largest stock
raisers In the Southwest, say that the loss
Is already 81 ZOO, 900. Probably a dozen
ranches have been robbed Of their feed.
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The Rev. DIR. Bowling Called to BROOKLYN

The Rev. DR.. George Thomas Downing.
formerly Of Los Angeles. Cal, has received
a call to the vacant pulpit OF st, James's
Protestant Episcopal Church in Brooklyn
He has agreed TO take charge of the church
temporarily, deferring his decision as 10 his
acceptance Of the rectorship until Easter
Sunday. DR.. Bowling was origina lily a
Baptist and for some time before becoming
an E~piscopalian, preached In the Reformed
Church on the Heights In Brooklyn,
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station, but got the depot detail two years
later through Commodore Vanderbilt, whom
he had worked for before joining the force.
Railroad officials and commuters knew
the old policeman we'll.
Reynolds leaves a widow. a daughter
and two sons.
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Gov. HigEIn @ In OIean.

Abby March 8, Gov Higgins is in
Olean to-day, having gone there late last
night on personal business. He will re-
turn to Albany On Monday morning
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COPS HEADGEAR IN SOAK.
Gen. Bingham Hangs Out summer Helmets
In the PltIleSs Rain.

I'm the Ptlless ain
As the reporters we're leaving the Com
missioner's room at Police Headquarters
yesterday Gen. Bingham turned to Secre-
tary Slattery and said In an undertone
and with a broad grin;
"ShAll we tell them?"
Every one turned to hear what the Com
missioner had to say.
I'VE have three summer helmets being
tested out by the rain or the roof the
Commissioner said ,
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Silk PeMc0aks

In White, Black, Black and White, and Colored
Taffeta in all the new spring shades in a large
variety Of styles lin best quality tafeta0
81. SO, AZ inches long,
$685., $685. 1915 & $685.
value $500 to $16.75.
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Lord g Taylor
HOUSEHOLD LINENS
1896 to 4o% beloU regular prices

Table Cloths and Napkins Of fine Irish Satin Damask,
fully rs choice designs to select from, direct from the looms
Of one Of Irelands best manufacturers, at following greatly
.ndnonI n.;nnn
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Animation para las carTeras.
NueVOs caballOs Vsndrdn q Ia Eista de San
Juan sI dia 23.

Para las feetas de San Mateo, patron
de santurce, Sc preparan unas animadas
carreras de caballos, que llevar6n gran
concuTrencia al hip6dromo.
En- buenas manos esta esa paIte del pro-
grama de las refeTidas festas, tpues Ell
senior Santos Filippi, arrendador del hip6-
dromo para las indicadas carrerap, esta
trabajando porque Sc presenter buenos
caballoH. Nuevos competidores Sc presen-
taran q los ya conoeidos champions y
podran darse sorpresas de Ultima hora que
den Ell triunfo caballos hasta ahora des-
conocidos
Sabemos que en- San Juan IS estin ira
queando dos buencs caballce: de Caguas
veDdran otros nuevos competidorss,
Ell "Silver Wedding estd bien cuidado
y en- disposition de ganar otra vez Ell ''pri-
mer premio'' de la carrera en- que tome
'parte.
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NotiCias de AreCibO.
(De nuestro eorregponsaI )

Septiembre l6-
Con gran concurrencia di6 anoche Ru
segunda function la excelente CompaTia
de Vaviedades que dirigeNel sefior La Pre-
sa.
Todos los actos fueron muy splaudidos
con especialidad Ell de trarsfeTmaciones,
s'En el Restaurant por el sefior La Pre-
ga. Los bales guRtaTon mucho. Hoy
domingo Ultima function con un msgnffico
programa. Manana lunes sale para San
Juan la citada Compania con el fin de dar
su primera function en- aquel teatro el jue-
yes.
Para el dia % anuncia esta alcaIdfa
Ia subasta de las obras de reparacion y
pintura del matadero pGblico.
Para maTiana lunes y maItes anuncia
el circo mexicano instalado en- la plgzuela
del teatro dos fnnciones en- que Sc exhibit
ran los osos, peTros monos amaestrados
Tambien tiene un cinemat6gTafo y Sc
e9hibiran varias pelfcuIaF. AL circo
pues.
Hoy por Ia manana ha llegado q esta
ciudad la correspondence de los Estados
Unidos que trajo el vapor Carolina llega-
do anoche la capital.
Hoy Sc han despachado los vapoTes
americanos ''Aflladia" y "San Juan" que
han estado en- este puerto hacienda opera
clones.
-Por el vapor s.San Juan" ha recibido
esta oficina de sandal, dos apsratos de
desinfecci6n procedentes de la casa Kny-
Scheerer Go. de N. X.
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Ia coNFrANZA

diio IN eabio, es una planta de
lento desarrollo. La gente tiene f6
IN las c3sas que We, y hablando
en- sentido general tiene raz6n. Lo
. que 4 veces sc llama f6 ciega no es
f6 de ninguna manera, paes debe
huber una raz6n-y y hechos para
tsner en- que fun1arse. Por ejem-
plo, en- 10 que res pecta q una medi-
Gina remedio, la gente pregunta.
"iHa curado q otros ? sSe han ali
yiado con ella aIgunos oasos .seme-
jantes al mio ? IVA en- ammonia
con los descubrimientes de la cien-
cia moderna Y estdn sus antece-
dentes al abrigo de toda sospecha?
En- tai case, es digno de CONTAIN
"a, 81 alguna vez me encuentro
atacado de algu.oo de los males pa
ra los cuales SO reeomienda, ocurTi-
re 4 el en- la plena confanza de
cue me podra aliviar." Estos son
los Fundamentals que han dado a la
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLR
su alta reputation entire los medi-
COS dSl COulO GlII6 GOdOS IOS puCD4Oo
ciYilizados. Este eflcaz remedio es
tan gabroso como la miel y con-
tiene los principios nutritiyos y
curatiVos del Aceite de Hfgado de
Bacalao Pure, que extraemos de
los hfgados frescos del baealao,,
combinados con Jarabe de Hippo
fosftos, Extractos de Malta y Ce-
rezo SilYestre. Con toda prontitud
elimina los acidos venenosos que
engendran la enfermedad Y las de-
mas materias t6xicas que Sc en-
cuentran en- el organismo; desa-
rrola IN fuerte apetito y buena
digestion, Y es infalible en- Postra-
ci6n--que sigue 4 las Fiebres, Tfsis,
Tos Y Enfermedades Demacrantes.
!, "EI Sr. DIR. Hugo Marcos, de Bue-
aos Aires, dice: La Preparation de
Wampole, no me es desconocida y
el afio pasado en- una Clfnica de
Paris, he tenido OCCASION de prescri-
birla Y notar sus buenos efectos.
Todog mis- colegas en- Paris apre-
clan esta preparation. Cada d6sis
ss efectiva. Nadie sufre IN des-.
engano con esta. En- las BotieaA
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ADMINISTRATION DE FINCAs.
URBAN As Sin quebrantoa para el rem
tista. Dirigirss, Fortaleza 55. San Juan,
Pr u. Ioa6 N. CaErero.
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cAsI REeALADA.

s. We d ;, al. I.contado, uva prensa ''Wa-
klnir oton,' para Ia impression de IN pc i0-
dico del tanaaflo de Gel Aguila," de Ponce,
= otra prensa para trabajos paTticulares
IA impression de un peri0d'co del tamaflo
de IN nliegO de panel espafiol. Sc dars,
si ee desea con tipos necesaEios. I0do por
nooo dinero. Informara don Francesca
AuaadoF, ca esta ciudad, l5y.s,
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Ia seiiOita Moreno Cal
deF6n en- AreGibO.
(De nuestrO cOrrespOmsoL. J

Septiembre II -
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad Ia ST iiorita
Teresina Moreno Calder6n la cual trsta
de organizar una velada artfstica en- e,te
teatro en- cooperation con eIementos vaIio-
gos de esta sociedad y la que tendrd efecto
ell pr6ximo domingo.
Dadas las briIlantes con 1iciones que
alderman la sefiorita Calder6n Ie augura-
mos un buen resultado.
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FUSIGA

Acaba de recibirse por el dltimo vapor,
Valses, Mazurkas, Rigodones " Laneeros
franceses, de los mas modernos y selectos,
va instrumentados para Orquesta. Cual-
quiera de dichos bailables puede remitirse
por Correo, enviando nm giro postal de IN
dollar.
lambien Sc ha recibido un surtidO de
libretas pautadas, propias para repertorios
de Orquestas y Bandas.
Atri es de metal amarillo nlkelados fno
re oxidanJ en- estuches muy elegantes, q
$2.25 uno:
Dirigisse Jes1s Rend0n Almira, Allen
Et. 2l, Box ZIG, San Juan, p. r.. Is va
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TRIBUNAL SUPREME.
de Puerto. Rico.
Se6alamienfOs De apeIaGiOnes en-
pIeItOs CiYlIes.
40. T6rmlno De SesIones del aTo 1905 en- ell
mes de 0ctubre.

Martes 2.-Amalia Altuna Vega con
BeIen Ortiz y otra sobre cobro De una
hipoteca.
Microbes 3.-Alfrsdo Cristy y Vanel
con eI Banco Territorial Aggfcola, in
demnizaci6n de dafios y periaicioa.
Jueves jose Liboro Hernandez
con Domingo Felici otFo, nulidad de
un certifcado de redenci6n y otros extre-
Viernes 5-Gumersindo Rivera y otro
con Jose Ramon Tibot, 'devoluci6n de
muebles indemnizaei6n de danos y per
juicios.
Martes 9.-sucesi6n de Eudaldo j.
Iglesias con Gorgonio Bolivar y Alvarez,
pago de pesos por arrendamientos.
Microbes 10.-EI Pueblo de Puerto
Rico con J. F. Esteves y otros, cobra de
fanza.
Jueves 11.-Marcos Tomas Caneia con
el Pueblo de Puerto Rico, Revocation de
10 resuelto por Ia Junta de Revision y
otros extremes.
Viernes 12.-El Pueblo de Puerto Ri
co con Antonio Dfaz Herndndez = otros,
cobro de fanza.
Martes 16.-Juan Brigido Hernaiz y
otros con PTudencio de la iCruz, nulldad
de inscription pogesoria y otros extTe-
mos.
Microbes 17.-Dionisia Garcia con Bal
tazar Canada, cobro de pesos.
Jueves IS Pedro Ma TiIen = otros,
Elk parte, cancellation de fanza de tu-
tela.
Viernes I'D Domingo Felici con Car
men, Jose Julio Ribas, retracto legal.
Martes 23.-La Comunidad de Regan-
tes del Rio s'Bucana' con Felipe Casal-
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La Union en- Ponce.

Personas llegadas aver de Ia ciudad de
Ponce sseguran que "a Union de Puerto
Rico triuDfara en- eI distrito polltco por
mas de mil votos.
Hay enthusiasts por Ia Union que acep
tan cualquier ofsrta que les hagan sus
adversarios.
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Cuando los padres de famlia llegan la edad media
orguo esperanzas centazan e desarroo fsico
de las uercitas que estn enando la edad ideal de la
iuventud Puesto que requieren la solctud paterna
terna que evadas al altar e inter6s
natural los padres amantes, de hjas rebo
zando de la hermosa esbeltez natural de todo cuerpo
robusto
Es la saud que da gracia eastcdad al cuerpo, briO
vveza los ojos usre fescura al cults despeo al in
teecto el porvenr de la Doncea, ene gran pare
fundacon los cuaos observados durante la 6pOca del
desarroo en- que la nina esta fernando Mujer
este periodo de tempo responsabdad de los padres
grande. Aqui es donde buen tempo las
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-18

Las Pildoras Rosadas del DIR. Williams venden en-
casi todas drogueras bocas Cualquier persona
tenga dicuad adquirirlas debe drgrse la Dr.
Williams Medicine Co., Schenectady NY, Estados Undos
le avisara donde pueden comprar La misma casa
cuena departamento m6dco da consoles abso
lutamento gratis cuaquer pacene que lie comunique
sntomas y padecimentos
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piI0OPdS ROSad0S
del Dr.. Williams
Para pcPSOD0S
pdIIddS

eiercen poderosas vudes sobre ell sema organco la
Sangre los Nervio ayudando la mujerca pasar gera
trunfante por ell puente que conduce lapuberad al
espenddo desarroo fsco hace de la vida de la muer
joven un sueno de ideales y feicidad
- - - = = -
La Sra Sabina Acalde Acosta, resdente en- Pelotas
Consolation del Su Gale 22 Provincial de Pnar del Rio
Cuba dice:
La infrascrita cerca que habiendo estado padecendo
de Languidez de esprtu Pesadez Dolores de ea6eza
cuencas producto la debdad de la decide to-
mar por prescription acultava las Poras Rosadas del
Dr. Williams despu6s de haber tornado Otas medcnas sin
resuado los primeros ias va sent meor despu@s
de medic me halle tan meorada feiz que no vacO
de semejantes honra de las P1dOras Rosadas del Dr.
Girmado) sABINA ALCALDE.
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I'm surtido de ropa muy barato para
nifios ha recibido "La Tiendita" al lado
del Ayuntamiento. Su duefiR quiere que
10 sepan Sus numerOaos amigos P
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Dependents de Farmacia.- Sc solici-
ia uno que tenga pr6ctica y presente refe-
rencias. Dirijirse q Aaprtado de Correo
ATT. San Juan.
3v.s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-29

Montgomery, June 2S.-(Special. )--Attor- neys for Henry B. Gray, Messrs. Hugh Dent and Phares Coleman, have filed an application with the supreme court for A rehearing in the case of Henry B. Gray ys. the South and North railroad. and the South and North railroad vs. Henry B Gray This is the dodblt appeal in which the road appealed from the ruling of Judge Sayre of the Montgomery city court in stopping proceedings brought in the chancery court of Birmingham, and Gray appealed from the refusal of Judge Sayre to order a receiver.
 It is certified that copy of the appli- cation for rehearng has been filed With the attorneys for the Louisville and Nash vile, operators of the South and North, and with the attorney for the South and North in this particular litigation. Copies of the brief were filed with every mem Der of the bench. There is no intimatloh on the part of the bench as to what ac- ton will be taken on the application. and 1t is not known whether a decision will be reached at this term of the court or not
 In concluding the brief in the applica- ton for rehearing the attorneys for MT.
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H. B. GRAY FORCES ASK FOR
 PREPARING OF THE CASE

Gray say: "In view of the fact that the authorities cited In the opinion of the court in this case do not hold against the of the further fac. that the supreme court of this state. the supreme court of the United States and the supreme courts of other states where the question has been decided, and all the text writers on the subject declare that a court of equity can stay further proceedings by the parties in another court by injunction, we earnestly submit to the court that a reheaTlng should be granted In this case.'
 The opinion of the supreme court in this cause was handed down June IA, written by lIr. Justice Anderson, and held in brief that as action had been brought at the instance of Gray in the chancery court of Birmingham, which had jurisdic- ton. it was not in the province of the city court of Montgomery to assume jur- sdiction and stop proceedings by injunc- tion and that the injunction by the said effect of the decision was to send the litigation back to the chancery court of Birmingham, where the directors of the South and North, on request of MT. Gray, flied ar application for an accounting on the part of the Louisville and Nashville for it's management of the South and North. After the filing Gray became con- vinced, he charged, that the movement was really in the interest of the Louisville and Nashville, and sought and secured an order restraining it from the city court of Montgomery.
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DETECTIVES MADE FOR
 TEN DOLLARS EACH
Victims Send the Fee and Get a Fake Badge and mission-Annis-
 ton Has Several of Them.

Anniston June 2S.-(Special.) )-The pert sistent calling at his office of dupes wear ing emblazzoned metal/c badges and ex- hibiting long and authoritative looking fake commissions. has led Judge G. B. Randolph to request the sounding of one more note of warming in behalf of the ignorant and unwary who, invariably are victims of such schemes to the tune of sl0, which they invest to become mem- bers of some detective association, but which, in truth is a mere scheme to catch suckers. Through the columns of cheap, or even gratuitously circulated journals, these fakirs hand out tempting advertisements in which they solicit mem- bers of a so-called detective force charg- Ing q fee of BIO for each member
 Each so-called member is promptly sup piled with badge and fake commits sion as well as some sort of a detective journal. With this equipment the poor dupe goes out looking for something and believes he Is clothed with authority to spy around and arrest whomsoever he may suspect to be guilty of any sort of crime. Of course there is nothing to it ex- cept that the party paid s10 for a fake commission and badge and has no more authority after than before he did it. Judge Randolph advises that men keep their money to buy necessities and quit fooling with detective agencies.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEET
 AND ELECT OFFICERS
Pearl River Valley Railroad Will Ex- tend From Jackson Toward
 the Alabama Line.

Jackson, Miss, June 2S.-(SpeciaD The stockholders of the Pearl River Valley Railroad met at the office of Melville x Thompson today and organized for business with capital of s1.000,OO0. Fred ". Herrick was elected president C. F. Lattimer, vice president Arthur L. Hogue, treasurer MT. Herrick is the Wisconsin millionaire who some weeks ago purchased about 10000 acres of hard wood lands in Pearl river valley, paying therefor more than half a million dol lars, and the other officers of the com pany are his friends and business as- socate from the same section of the country.
 Their idea is to begin the survey at once and to push the road to rapid com pletion. They have an abundance of money of their own, and can get as much more as they desire or need in the en- terprise. The southern terminus of the road is to be Jackson The northern terminus had not been determined upon, but it is to go to the Alabama line via Carthage. 1t is understood, thus opening up one of the finest bodies of hard and pine lands to be found Tn the state. It will traverse counties in which there are no railroads. and put upon the market vast tracts of virgin timber which until very recent years was not valued at the taxes paid on same.
 The building of the road means great things for the city of Jackson, as it will naturally get the trade for seventy-flve or one hundred miles to the north-a trade that now goes elsewhere.
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drawing, in which he showed how easily drawing may be taught if the simple prn- ciples are understood. His methods were really remarkable. for he called up two little girls from the audience who knew nothing of drawing and in few mo- ments had them making intelligent use of the principles of perspective and the horizon or line of the eye.
 On Friday morning at 1O:3O. Dr. Snyder will deliver fIs last lecture before the summer school, his subject being Sidney Lanier Dr. Snyder is the author of an interpretation of the work of Lanier which is to come from the press at an early date. and this lecture will un- doubtedly contain the best that his book holds. A large audience will probably greet him at his last appearance, for by general consent he Is considered as one of the most entertaining speakers that has ever addressed the summer school His talks have all been characterised by a thorough knowledge of his subject and delightfully."- graceful and subtle vein of humor.