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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-13
la CIUDAD De
JAMESTOWN
SelIOS commemorative del tsTGer
CentenariO de Su fuldaCi6n.
EI Do IN csniaVa CORiIsns o. TstratO Do John
Smith. +,

La Aerie de aelloB conmemorativoB de
1907 son de foTma rectangular, de 49, ,64
por / 1854 pulgadas de ltamafio, = de tres
denominations, de L. y 5 centavcs.
Ell de centavo contiene, en- nm cuadTo
Bemi-ciECulRr, 81 retrato del capitSn John
Smith, tornado de IN gravado antique. En-
las eBquinag guperioTes contiene medallo-
mes al relieve en- cuadros ovalados de Po-
cahontas y Powhatan; en- las esquinas ir-
feriores esCudoB con eI n6mero / Eobre un
roleO'qus circunda 81 retFato y Conforman.
do con el Eemi-cfrculo se encuentra eBta
inscription "Fundaci6n de Jamestown,
1907; en- Ia base capit6n John Smith, con
los amos de su naCimiento muerts, /, $50
1851. En- el semi cfrculO sobre Ia cabezs,
Sc encuentra Ia inscription "Estados Uni
dos de America" al travez del extreme
superior inferior se enCuentra inscripto
en- letras blancaB BObre fondo negro los 81
guienta: 'Series ConmemorRtivaB 1907"
Y "FFanqueo, un centavo."
FL 2 centvog Contiene un cuadro repre-.
Bentando 81 desembarqus de los aventu.
TeroS en- JameStoWn en- el 1907. En- IN
lado SO encuentra una planta de tsbacO y
sn el otro nm pend6nculo de msfz indio.
En- Ia parte inferior sobEs un roleo SO en.
cuentra la inscription: ''Fundaci6n de
Jamestown, 1902 En- un CemicfrcuIo
sobre el retrato en- letrRB blancas est6n
las palabraB 'Ssries Conmemorstivas,
1907, "Frsnqueo, ldos centavo5''. En-
cada eBquina del lextrsmo inferior SO en-
cuentra IN escudo con el ndmero 2.
Ell sello de centavos contiene un Te.
tratO On un cuadro ovRIado de Pocahon-
tas. En- un Bsmi.cfrculo en- Ia parts 50.
perior se encnentra Ia inscription ''Esta.
dos Unidos de America En- la parte
inferior en- otro cemi.cfrculo las pa'a-
bras, "FranqueO, cinco ceptsvon". Bajo
el Eetrato en- I'M ToleO BE encuentTs en- le-
tras blancas esta inecripci6n: "Pocahon-
taB'' y los amos de Bu naCimiento muerte,
1896 1917. En- Cada lado del retratO hay
ecudoB, descansando 50 base Bobre lei 90.
mi cfrculo inferior, conteniendo eli n6mero
s.. Por detrkB de estoB escudos Iev6ntanBe
roleos con estss palabraB "Fundaci6n de
Jamestown, 1906" En- Bemi.circuIos al
lsdo derecho 6 IzquieEdo SO encuentra Ia
inscription: "SerieB Commemorative
1907"
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La aGusacltn contra Trinidad V0IlrdG on aqua
dIIIa,

Entire los Be1alamientoB de juiciOB por
ell Tribunal de Derecho, de Agusdills, f.
gura uno contra Pablo Trinidad Velsrde,
contra quien present6 el Honorable Fiscal
aCusaci6n el 8 del actual, mas 8 menos CO
mo sigue:
Ell citado VeIards ha extinguido en-. Ia
Penitenciaria de San Juan 8 condemns de
Presidio, dos de elias por delito de hurto y
Ia otra por robo y lesiones, que les fueron
pueBtas poH los tribunRles ds Aguadilla en-
1894, Mayagiez en- 1896 por la Corte
Suprema de Justicis de San Juan en- 1898.
Y sl Fiscal alsga Rdemds que con poate.
TioHidad esas fechaB en- las primeras ho-
ras de la madrugads 81 80 de Mayo del
corriente afio, Iendo R6n de noche illegal
malicioBRmente yscon 81 prop6Bito de CO.
meter huTto 8 raterfa, entr6 en- una habi
taCi6n On eI Hotel America, que ocupaba
Mr.. Orlando Z. Flye, siendo BorpTendidO
poF un Birviente en- los momentos en que
&c descoIgaba por 81 balloon, d6ndose ID
fuga haata que fu6 alcanzado y detenidO
pOF ID policfa.
De esta haCho infoEm6 oportunamente
81 CoEIalponEhl De Ia CQrrePOadsncia sn
AgRadill
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TODAS LAS PLANTAS
Cambian.
Bacteria parasitic del tr6bul rOjo.

Una de las verdadeB mas grandes que
Sc est6n trayendo Ia luz,-dice el profe'
sor Moore, del departamento de AgEicul-
tuEa de los EstadoS Unidos--ss que las
plantas cambian So caracter de acuerdo
con Las condicioneS que las rodean, ape.
mas estamoB despertando Ia magnitud de
Ia posibilidad de este cambio. DeSde las
plantaS grRndeB que conocemos, hasta las
mas diminutas que todavfa no conocemos,
todaa SO encuentran sujetaB los cambioa
mas radicaleG, Los experimentoa que Sc
han hecho con la bacteria que produce los
n6duloH en- las rafces de las leguminosas,
han probRdo excluSivaments que las baC-
terias cambian su car&cter muy pronto,
La semilla de alfalfa sembrada en- un cam.
po que carezca de trabol Ber6 libre por
alg6u tempo de Ia ufuencia de la bacte-
ria de esta leguminoSs, pueS que no podr6
sfsctar sufcientements las Iafces de la al
falfa para formarle los n6dulos.
Pero en- 81 curse de algunos amos, la
bacteria de aquel susldo Sc adaptar6 a la
nueva plRnts que ha vsnido su medic y
al fiu inoculara el suelo con Ia especie que
. 80 deBea. NueStra creenciR es que Las bac-
terias de variss clases no pToceden mas que
de una sola, que es la gen6rica, el error
ha cOnsistido en- no plantar afio tras afio
en- la terra, la .leguminosa que Sc desea.
81 el tr6bol Tojo no prospera en- un terTeno
hay que repetir Bu plantation, hasta que al
fin el suelo SO infsste con los diminutos
g6rmeneS que tantO ayudan las plantas.
Esto va de acuerdo con ell testimonio
de los mas antiques habitantes que hablan
de CieItas locslidades donds el trebol roio
Cusndo ell tsrreno era nuevo no Crecfa y
dOnde o2la actualidad prende mUy f6cil-
mente
Sc presume que la bacteria en- las raices
de aIguna- planta siLvestre, quiz6s Ia alga-
Troba de los bosques, desarrolI6 Bu carac.
ter haci6ndoSe parasitic del tr6bOl ToJO Si
este craos d6bilmonte en- uu paraje en-
cierto &. 0, no haya que oambisr la aiem-
bra an ei siguiente, sino que Sc debe con-
Barvarlo por variOs amos seguidoS, eStarco-
lando al mismo tempo el campo parte
de el'
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Los japonssss en- ell TransvaaI.
MIsIOnGTO que 50 OCUpa on Ia GOnfeGCldn de ur
dICClOnarIO franG6s-IapOn8s.

Nueva York.-El Transvaal ha exclui.
do la immigration japoneSa, 10 que demues.
ira que la Gran Bretafis no puede man
dar que todas sus coloniss gsan hospitsla-
rias con los s6bditos del Mikado. La
alianza entire Iuglaterra y Ell Jap6n no e'
apreciada en- Africa del Sur nj en- Austria.
lis.
Paris, 16.-E. P. Reuet, misionerO bel.
ga, que lleva veinte amos en- ell Jap6n
evangelizando aldeas pobres y proporcio-
nando & sus habitsntes les Bocorros mate
riaIeS y espirituaIeS que le sugiere y per.
mita su caridad, Sc ocupa ademds de Ia
confe2ci6n de un diccionario franc6sjapo.
mes, que Sc eSta va imprimiendO en- Tokfo
y ante cuyo trabgo habtan retrocedido los
mas atrevidos eruditos: tan grandes eran
las dificultades que encontraban en- Ia rea-
izaci6n de eSta obra, que hs dado feliz
t6rmino q la labOriosidad Constancia del
celoso misionero.
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EI naufragiO del Victoria Lyisa"
FalIO del tribunal.

Hamburgo, junio.-El tribunal mar1ti-
mo acaba de emitir su fallo en- Ia causa
seguida con motive del naufragio del yate
aIem6n "Princesa Victoria Luiss," ocurri'
do al Is de diciembre del ano djtimo in
mediacioues de Kingston, Jamaica, Ell
fallo atribuye ess naufragio la circunB.
tancia de haber confundido el captain
Bruuswig IN faro por Otro, y al hecho in
justifcable de haber Bostsnido una veloci-
dad autirregIamentaria.
SegGn el mismo fallo hay, sdem&g, Ia
circunstanCia sgravante contra Ell captain
Brunawig, de habsr este absndonado el
buqus los passjeros su propia suerte
durants 81 peligrO, Biendo asf que el fsliz
aaIvamentO de los Gltimos no dependi6 de
el an absolute.
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La bOmba del POBRE usada por ell RICO
ARIETEs HIDRAULIcos <RIFEa

senco bombea
q, s bombeada cuaquer alguno
do ta 30 pies de atura de caida del sato!
cdado
s
RIFE apacdades gallon
100000 de galones daro nonamenO aanizado
RIFE
mucha tOdo ell dia todo n
Tnen apcac6n venta aquos os quebrada
ha abaer aqu las POaone hacendas qunt
los abbaos donde quea
MUCHA Aqua SIN COSTAR NADIA.
Information rdpida preupuetO gratis
JOSE ANTONIO BRUNO,
Ingeniero
Guayama
exclusive tda la ida
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EmIgrantss De AguadlIIa a Santa Maria. Colombia

En- Ia presents semana-dicen de Aqua
dilla-parti6 con rumbo & Santa Marta
una numerosa expedition de emigrsdos.
MuchaB personals que daban IN n6mero
aproximado de 200' & 800 personss condu
cfa IN hermoso vapor que parti6 del puer-
to de la citada ciudad. Sc dice que variog
individuos que tomaron dinero adelantado
y que luego parece que faltaron 50 COM
promise geTan sometidos & los Tribunaleg.
La Correspondence public6 hace algu-
nos dfas extensos informeb, de las fincas
csfeteras de Santa Marta, en- Colombia,
donds Sc dirigsn los citRdos emigEantes
pueTtorriquefos & los cGales deasamos
buena BueEte. .-.. ...--a. <e
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RsyeVta en- un haiIe en- Arecibu.
SalIsrOn d rsIuGIr pu1aIss, maChstos, rsV6I,
VGES, etc.

En- Ia casa de Rafael Qui6ones-dicen
de Arecibo-cerCana al alambique "Mi.
ramsr de los sefiores Rosss y Co., en- la
noche del s6bado Sc celebraba un bale, Ell
cusl fu6 intsrrumpido por reyerta ocurrida
entire los individuos Jos6 Maldonado y
Leonardo Figueroa, Baliendo relucir ma
cheteS, puhales y tiroS, rGSultando heri1Os
Fermfn Colon de bala en- una pierna, y
pasdndole el sombrero otrs; Leonardo de
Jiz Zeno herido con pufisl en- una mejilla
y Valentfn Quinones herido en- una mano
con machets.
Todos fueron conducidos la saIa de
soeorror, paEando al hospital Leonardo
Zsno.
De este iucidente resultaron arrestados
por los guardias Nicasio Figueroa Jose
Hernandez, los individuos Leonardo FL
gueroa, Ramon Vega y Jose Maldouado,
los cualeS han sido juzgados- por al delito
de atentado contra la vida, exigi6ndosele
& Jose Maldonado cinco mil pesos de fan.
gay Ramon Vegs, mil.
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-Dop aolareu con 81 proponito da cor

Dos sOlaFes con sl proposito de cons.
truir una casa de vivienda, ha adquirido
en- el, Condado, Santurce, Ell senior Ramon
H. Delgado hacendado de la Carolina.
Han sido elejidos para formar Ia
junta local de la Union de Puerto Rico en-
Aguas-buenas, los BefioTeB Ramon Caba'
llero Delgado, Carlos Mufioz Dfaz, Monss.
rate Lopez AIvarado, Diego Lizard Co
~ Agustin Diaz Clousin.
Al n6meFo 100 alCanzan Los autom6.
vila oiroulan sn u isle pEOPiadad de
parties as
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LUIS PARIS.

Martin Korchinsky, le indujO q matsr
este en- Bridgeport, y como no pudo negar
50 crimen, fu6 sentencisdo muerts. El
REQ tenfa veintisais amos y fac la horca
con paso frme, denunciando au emoci6n,
solo su palidez la oieada temerosa que
lanz6 al dOgal cuando se 10 ajustaron para
Ia ejecuci6n, que Sc verified sin tropiezo.
Este % 81 d6cimo quinto culpRhla 4 quien
" ahpEcR ep agVsllB GkEcal,
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La HORCA EN- ESTAOOS UNIDOS.
EjsGuCIdn capital

Nueva York.-A Ipresencia de dos ss'
cerdOtes y diecisiete testigos, Ell polaco Ale
xander Herman, ha sido ejecutado en- Ia
c6rcsl del Estado de Weathersfeld, Con.
pecticut eI pasado mes de Mayo.
sW criminal passion haGia "a mTaE De
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CASA DE PRESTAMOS de Jos6 Ba.
z6n, Allen d. Ell 20 del corrients & las
2 de Ia tarde ss nevar6 cabo 81 remata
dc las prendas cuyCB talones no han Bido
canceIados nj renovadOs despu6s de los 6
meses que d6 Ia ley. La casa igue sus
nnaraninnaH.
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En- eutR imprenta ss vande pspal de Pc
Ei6diCo visio { a2.00 lOa 90 kilos ssa qRin'
takl
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PlDORAS ROSADAS
DEL DR.. WILLIAMS

Curan toda forma de debili-
dad llevando sangre nueva al
ORGANISING entero. Dan vi
talidad, energia, buen humo1
y buen apetito. Para hombres
v muieres. En- las Boticas.
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LA PRlMERA LEGION

La salud Individual en-
ambos sexos depende de la
riqueza de la sangre, y estando
la sangre irnpura 6 escasa, no
es possible la robustez nj la sa-
lud. Escasez de buena sangre
trae la anemia, debilidad gene
raj, dijestiones dificiles, reu-
matismo. debilidad nerviosa,
jaquecas, dolores neuralgicos,
irregularidades menstruales de
las mujeres, desarrollo dihcil
de las nif1as, etc.
Las Pfldoras Rosadas del
Dr.Williams son precisamente
para incitar la production de
sangre rica y pura, y curan to-
dos esos males:
"Por ounce amos sufrf de una
debilidad en- todo el .cuerpo y de
dolores de cabeza," escribe ei Sr.
D. Juan F. Rodriguez, Comerciante
y Hacendado de Matanzas, Cuba,
calle S. Juan de Dios 23. "Estaba
poseido de I'm. malestar complete,
con dolores en- ell cerebro, nerviosi-
dad y falta de voluntad para todo;
tenor, tristeza, aburrimiento. Nj
aun el Consuelo del suefio tenia.
Perdf carnes hasta pesar solo 90
libras va perdi la cuenta de los
medicos y medicinas que empleamos.
Por ESQ que soy enthusiastic campe6n
de las Pildoras Rosadas del DR.. Will
liams pues me han devuelto salud,
fuerzas y el gusto para Ia vida.
Tengo 60 amos y me siento ahora
mejor que a los SO. Cuatro meses de
tomar esa excelente medicina para
la sangre y los Nervios me di6 ell
resultado que amos de medication con
otros metodos no consiguieron. Solo
siento no haberme decidido antes.'
Evening journal., 1907-12-07
NIGHT RIDERS
WRECK A TOWN
IN KENTUCKY
BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. Dec. Tin a
might riders" raid at Hopkinsville
to-day 100000 worth Of property was
destroyed. The riders took posses
sion of the town. The police and fire
departments telephone and telegraph
equipment were burned and NJ II.
Handy & Company's Independent
warehouse, Tandy & Farligh's stores,
n. NJ. Woodbridge & CO.'S storage house
Acme Mills and several residences
were damaged by the fire. The mob
fired right and left at the terror
stricken inhabitants kept Indoors
Lindsay Mitchell was beaten by the
riders and a Central brakeman hurt by
buckshots. The windows of the busi-
ness houses and the banks on the main
street we're shot out and the entire
front of the HoplSinsville Kentuckian'
which belonged to Mayor Meeham'
which has condemned the night riders
was demolished. The riders came IN
on foot over the Illinois Central rall-
road tracks. There were 500 In all ano
they we're heavily armed
Evening journal., 1907-12-07
LOCAL BANKS IN
FINE CONDITION
StatementS Show That They
We're Unaffected by
Financial Storm

That the Wilmington banking instl-
tutions and trust companies are In
sound condition is evident from the
statements issued by them this week
In response TO the call OF Comptroller
Ridgoly, OF the United States Treasury
and Insurance Commissioner George
W Marshall.
The statements show not only depos-
It's OF approximately S19.OOO.O00 In the
Wilmlngto ninstitutiona. but a healthy
condition as TO cash on hand and re-
serve fund. The Wilmington institu-
lions went through the financial storm
OF the past few weeks without a furry
and they mot specie payments as usual
IN addition TO assisting some banks in
other cities that needed ready cash.
This Is an evidence Of the sound meth
ods used by the officials and directors
Of the banks and trust companies In
wilmington
Il Is significant that while Harris-
burg and other big cities were unahle
TO pa gan 10 etne PoQpsylyania Ayages
lchrcH IN cash. 1here was no hesitancy
lin Wilmington in paying out nearly
100000 IN currency in cashing the
Ichprlxal
Evening journal., 1907-12-07
FILE TROLLEY
CHARTER SOON
Wilmington & West Chester
Co. Arranging to Comply
With Delaware Law

Thomas f. O'Connell who IS back Of
the Wilmington West Chester trolley
project. is about ready 10 file applica-
tion IN this State for a charter for
the road While here yesterday after
noon IN consultation with j. Frank
Ball, his attorney. Mr.. O'Connell out
lined his plans and the charter papers
will be prepared and setn TO Dover
next week Mr.. O'Connell will return
to Wilmington in a few days 90 select
a local Office for the company.
That the trolley road viii be built
seems a certainty. Rights OF way for
the road in Pennsylvania have been
obtained and the company's charter
to operate there will be granted by
the State Department on December
70 A private right OF way IA Brandy
wine Hundred has been assured and
the road will be built on Il In the
event of the company being prev ented
from building the line ON the Concord
Pike. which is owned by the VIII
mington City Railway Company Di-
rectors Of the company are sanguine
Of the success OF the project All OF
them have promised financial aid as
soon as the charters are obtained, and
many other persons have asked that
stock IN the company be reserved foi
them.
II is announced that arrangements
have been made to have a survey
made Of the Pennsylvania route on
December 12. The Delaware survey
will not be made until the Delaware
charter Is obtained.
Evening journal., 1907-12-07
ny rHn JouRNAEs speoIal VIC.


NEW YORK. Dec. From the same
church where five years ago she was
married to William Laimbeer. Clara
Bioodeood. thea ctress. who killed herr
self Thursday night ia the Hotel STAFF
ford. Baltimore. was carried to-day af-
ter a brief funeral service for burial IN
Woodlawn cemetery.
st. Georges Church in Stuyvesant
Square the scene OF the memorial
events in the tragic career Of the wo-
man, was we'll filled with former
friends. among whom both society
leaders and stars of the stage We're
well represented. The simple service
was rad at the church by the Rev.
Malborn BirlShead, curate of ST.
Georges Church. assisted by the Rev.
Bond Holland. officiating. Piled about
the casket as it rested in the church.
was great nrofusion of flowers, the
gifts of friends.
In the immediate mourning party
were William Laimbeer. who brought
his wifes body home from Baltimore
Yesterday. Shehard Defoaest, his
brother-in-law. end MRS. Huites. a
cousin Of Mrs. Laimbeer. Led by
william Courtenay. leading man with
Clara Bloodgood in her last play, "The
Truth" her entire company followed
her body as il was carried from the
church.
A private car conveyed the funeral
party TO Woodlawn. where the burial
was private.
Evening journal., 1907-12-07
CLEWS OUTLINES
MONEY PLANS

NEW YORK. Dec. 7.--Henry Clews.
head Of the banking house Of that
name, In a statement published today
outlines a plan for a more elastic cur
rency for periods of great general de-
mands. He suggests chat National
banks be authorized 10 issue "emer-
gency circulation" at such times. TO 20
per cent. of their paid-up capital upon
approved savings banks securities de-
posted with the comptroller OF the
currency. He would tax such notes so
heavily as TO compel the cancellation
when business resumes such conditions
as 10 no longer need additional cur
rency. II Congress refuses 20 sane
tion such a plan he suggests as an
alternative that the government issue
emergency notes not TO exceed $780,
100000 in panic times. The notes
be issued only 10 banks. 10 be held as
reserve. They should draw 2 per cent
Interest and have six months 10 run,
subject 10 renewal for an additional
three 10 six months In the discretion
of the secretary Of the treasury.
Evening journal., 1907-12-07
COURT WORK
NEARLY FINISHED

Superior Court IS taking a day of.
Work will be resumed again on Mon
day. The present term of New Cas-
tie County Court Is nearing an end.
Although there are about eight suits
including one special jury case on the
list for trial. is is likely that several
of tehse cases VIII be continued IN
court next week until the February
term OF court. In this event court
would adjourn the later part Of the
week.
A new Grand Jury viii be drawn this
month 70 serve in General Sessions
Court next year.
Evening journal., 1907-12-07
JOHNSON
BECAUSE OF
SINGLE TAX
y. rrrr IorrRNALs Special Wire.

Nv THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.--Just honored
by his party colleagues in the senaue ~
being unanimously selected as their ieaoer
on the floor Senator Culherson, Of Texas
IS now being talked Of. in connection win
the Craftsmanship Of the Democratic Ma
tional Committee. The resignation Of Tom
Taggart is expected TO be laid before the
committee when IL meets next Thursday.
..Tom' johnson. Of Cleveland, is a can
didate for the craftsmanship but there are
a great man democrats who object TO the
idea OF following the leadership Of sc
prominent an advocate Of the single tax
idea
Evening journal., 1907-12-07
MUSIC BARGAIN SALE.
FURNITURE.

Lewis Chair Co.. No, COG Orange Street.
Manufacturers Of Lewis Patent Rocker
and Reclining Chair Come see them.
WE want your household goods. will
pay highest cash price. or exchange
with you something we have that you
want for something you have and
don't want.
WE have our own worSrooms and
are equipped TO repair and do over your
furniture at small cost.
WE carry a complete line of second
hand furniture the kind we can guar
antee Come and see us or call US up
d. and A. Phone, 2416A.
Evening journal., 1907-12-07
EDUCATIONAL

Young maa, listen. have an educa-
tional course in cne Of the most re-
putable schools in the country which
will sell you cheaply. You may think
you can get through this world without
br-ins and knowledge. but you're mis-
taken. Educate your Brains. Don't
be the Jack Horner OF your town. Get
educated. The course J have fol sale
IS well worth investigating.
Address p. o. Box. 1921.
Evening journal., 1907-12-07
BLUE SUNDAY
FOR NEW YORK
Ry THE JouRNAL.s sneeIal Ngre.

NEW YORK, Dec. 7.-Al doubt that
New York will tomorrow encounter
an indigo day that will put In the shade
any Sabbath Of Puritan memory. was
dispelled by Police Commissioner
Bingham to-day. In an interview with
his inspectors he told them that the
law as laid down in Justice o'Gormans
decision, must be obeyed.
This decision covers Carnegie Hall
as well as the one and FIVE cents vau-
deville and moving picture shows" is
the way he puts It. II covers rd1er
skating and il covers benefits as we'll.
They viii spring on you that certain
shows are for charity, but It IS up to
them 10 prove it is charity not us"
Evening journal., 1907-12-07
sheridan Poet Officers.

sheridan Post, G. a. r.. has elected
the following officers. Past command
er. Urias Berry; senior vioc-comnand-
er. William G.. Wilmer; junior vice.
commander. Edward r. Johnson.
chaplain, William 3. Norton; master,
John T.. Engle; surgeon, James Haw-
kins. officer of the day. Robert G..
Turner. The post stands IN the front
rank in the department and is pro-
crossing rapidly. Il Is expected that
next year viii show a greater in
crease.
Evening journal., 1907-12-07
ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN
TO SEE THE POPE, MONDAY

ROME, Dec. 7.---Archbishop Rior-
dan. Of san Francisco. who arrived In
Naples today, will come 10 Rome Mon
day for a months stay Ills principal
business is the discussion with the
Pope of the choice for coadiutor Bishop
Of the san Francisco archdiocese. II
is said the Rev. Father Hanna will
probably be selected
Evening journal., 1907-12-07
CAR TO RENEW
PERSECUTION
OF THE JEWS

BERLIN. Dec 7-The Car has IS
sued a secret circular ordering the
provincial authorities strictly TO en-
force the 500 disabilities imposed by
statutes uDon The eJws. according to
information received from St Peters
burg by influential Hebrews here.
The order is accepted as inaugurat-
ing fresh era of official persecution
Of the race. and being issued under the
Cars own hand. viii be literally ear
ried out throughouL the empire.