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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-06

PARA CURAR UN RESFRlADO EN-
UN Ola tome el LAXATIvO BROMO-QUINTNA
(Pastas. E boticarfo le devolvera el dineTo nj uo
- cura. La Anna Do Y. W. GROVE 50 halla OF
sadA cajitA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-06

Muy en- breve sc empezara 4 ARE
glar algunas GALES de Bayamon que
Sc encuentran en- NAL estadO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-06

FL dia 10 del actual empezaran EN-
la Corte de Distrito, seccion de 10
criminal, los julcios en- apelaclones
de la Corte municipal de San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-06

El cuartel de la policia insular ha
traSladado al policia Francisco Gar
cia, de Aguas Buenas a$Humacao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-06

Ha sido detenido por la policfa ell
indivlduo Pedro Ramos quien sc lie
acusa de haber sustraido una capa de
gonna al Juez municipal de HumacaO
Sef1or Tirado Verrier.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-06

Hoy a las p. III. sc reunira la Co.
mission de F0mento del Ayuntamien.
TO de esta ciudad, para tratar asuntos
que sc relacionan con obras meio.
ras p1blicas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-06

Ha salido para su residencia de
Vega Baja la distinguida seiiorita
Adelina Torres, despues de algunos
dias de recreo en- San Iuan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-06

Aver falleci6 en- este Hospital Mu-
nicipal, la individua Josefa Jimenez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-06

Nos informan de Bayamor que han
enpezado los trabajos en- la fabrica
de torcedores Porto Rican American
Tobacco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-06

lnteresa los com erciantes la ad-
quisicion dc la ley de quiebras que
rige actualmente Ell Ia isla. De ven
Ia en- el BOLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-06
Noticias dIversas

nOSUOIOO OtUOIVOO
Ha conference.-the con Ell goberna-
dor don Rafael Fabian, elegido pre-
sidente de la compafila azucarera de
Yabucoa.
Don Juan Marfulleda recuerda 4
la Camara la resolution de otra peti-
|clon que presento anteriormente
Sigue gravemente enfermo ell dele
gado q la Camara don Ramon Romero
Rosa. Sc ha hecho una suscripci ion
entire sus compafleros de la Asamblea
para ofrecerle al seflor Romero Ro-
sa, TN alivio q su dolencia.
PARA CURAR UN RESFRlADO en-
uN Ola tome el LAXATIVE BROMO- ouINTNA
(Pastlas) E boticarto e devolvera ell dinero ri uo
- cura. La Arma Do 4 W. GROVE So hslla OF
sada cajtA
Ha salido para su residencia de
Vega Baj a la distinguida senorita
Adelina Torres, despues de algunos
dias de recreo en- San Juan.
Sc ha hecho cargo interinamente
del puesto de interprete del Consejo
Executive el senior Iglesias, empleado
de aquela ofcina.
Nos informan de Bayam6r que han
a,,, pazodO Ioc ira ho iCc on IN FL br ico
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-31
THE CH1cAGo-TOLEDo SHIP CANAL.

has prepared resolution pro-
the building Of Chicago
Toledo ship canal
This is the first definite step Importance
realizing Of the dream Of great
o
eventually there viii be canal through
northern Indiana southern end OF
the 10000 miles that
necessary from Toledo to
In fact President Mem
ph for the
would help to regulate rates on the
alro
Of lakes
region would be to provide
world both and from eastern and
uthernsh ipp
II win be seen the IS
corporate
canals this is already one
predict the industrial
o region?
likely that point chcagoToledo canal
with the building the Calumet
will be afforded to shippers shl water all
i the way front o he
PROBABILITIES Of its execution
make
preparations fol the
he
and
should be straight
ened is
In fact the whole waterways development
of
this is the manner in which the Calumet river
S
though
Calumet than
railroads the Calumet river east Of Gary
provide for only the flow 0 a rvu a
from United states Steel has
splendid contempt for the the people
upon the greatha . he
n such
Chicago development
the development tn
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-31
KEEP OUT THE FRATERNITIEs.


O
tionsar spreading whit the Q a
saidh 0
schools. has SCENE to he a
The o
Of
enst hemselv
10
public hooL
brothers
0
they t
Of
Heaelberger proficient
False ideals things
dependent a the
OF ell the
be society killers
il fraternity
the discipline organi-
zaton And heavy viii schools
who the future societies If
a S eve brought % pass
RICHMOND to
leaen for governmental
a suggestion for The
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-31
REAL TEST WEDNESDAY
Climax of Rent War Elk.
pected Tomorrow Hard
Times Help.

New York Dec. S1.-Of the throngs
Of east side dwellers who are organ
izing to fight their landlords for reduc-
tions IN rent. it is estimated $4,000 now
are out Of work, and the number may
be doubled next month. 1t is this ar
rival of hard times" that jewellers
below Fourteenth street and east OF the
Bowery Will use as their chief argu-
ment in court when the inevitable dis
possess cases are brought to trial.
Scant fare and dim candle light or no
light at all after sunset now is the
order in scores OF homes for which ten
nants are paying more than they did
in more prosperous times three or four
years ago. In many houses the gas
has been cut off because last month $
bills are not paid.
The real test viii come tomorrow
when collectors call for the January
rents. In house after house they will
be referred to a committee. and the
committee will demand a reduction OF
81 or So
House organizations already have
been perfected in 200 tenements. con-
tanning on an average forty families
each. and families Will average six
persons, so the landlords will have an
army of at least AS, 900 strong to deal
with Those figures may be doubled by
tomorrow, for the subcommittee OF five
is making a door to doer canvass on
every east side street and is getting
the tenants in each house to organize
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-31
Sporting Review OF the
Year 1907

jan Joe Cans knocks out Kid Her
nan In eighth round at Tonopah. New
, GustaVe Bye tied American record at
ord los feet
Jan. 1S-Abe Attell retained feather
! weight championship by knocking ont
Angeles
Feb. Tommy Ryan knocked out
llaVe Barry in fifth round at Hot
SPRINGS. Ark. Racing in Tennessee
BILLED BY passage Of anti pool selling
March 14-Calvin Demarest won ma
t3onal amateur championship az 142
bal line billiards at New York
March 2l-Gary Hermann Of Gin
Glnnau elected president American
March 2s-'Chic" Stahl OF Boston
National league baseball team com
IAItted suicide at West Baden. Ind
AprlI s-Jury in Smathers' case de
eided Smathers had not conspired 70
( drug Lou Dillon and should retain
gold cup won BY Major Delmar.
April 11-Joe Ullman, well known
i cisco
/ April 14-Divid Ellington. profes-
slonal swimmer, swan 2 mile in u
minutes. 56 2-5 seconds at sydney y.
+ S. W. creating new worlds record
/ April 19.-Thomas LOnsboat Indian
/ runner won Boston Marathon road
race defeating field OF ia and break
! ing record for IS mile course.
May b-Tommy Burns won heavy
weight championship, By defeating
Philadelphia Jack" OBrien In 20
round battle at Los Angeles.
May 20-Superman. owned by James
r. Keene, won goo Brooklyn han
/ dicap at Gravesend.
/ May 31-Wisconsin university eight
won two mile boat race from Syracuse,
at Poughkeepsie. y. y.
June Richard Cookers colt Orby.
ridden by Johnnie Reiff, won Epson
June 2O-NeaIon. owned by c e
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-31
a Man Equipped.

The most creative piece OF legisia-
ton of recent years-the most signiti-
cant treatment Of our business trou-
bles-was the creation Of the Public
Utilities Commission, conceived and
executed by the governor Of New York
Not only has that commission caused
some improvements already in traffic
conditions. It has cleared up the 6nan-
ciaI methods of the traction system.
and it has forced publicity which
enables the people for the first time
10 know that, through singular (and
one would think unproheable) indif-
ference. the traction company kills
one person per day. merely from lack
OF safety devices in use elsewhere.
such a commission is the post prom
ising device yet discovered for the So
luton Of public-service complications
traction. telephone. water. gas or
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-31

whatever they may he What Nj
Hughes undertakes he handles thor
oughly. He has put more work on his
study Of the Ahearn evidence than
most men put on dozen topics before
they act. His bearing I'm face Of the
panic has met with approval every
where. The bravery and clear prfn-
ciple which made him decline the use
OF Federal patronage as being no part
Of his official duty. made him power
full enemies, but was the act of 4
man faithful TO his creed. His veto
of the two-cent rate bill. as not based
on Investigation. showed him as much
his own master before the people rs
he was before the president or the
nnanciers. His wish for the Massa-
chusetts ballot and for direct nomina-
tions measures the distance between
him and those who would play politics
With State and city interests dc has
met. without equivocation. every ques-
ton pertaining 10 hts office; and he has
refused to depart from principle under
any pretext whatsoever - Golfers
Weekly.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-31

eight-oared contest. orby won Irish
June 27-Yale defeated Harvard by
boat. length IN annual race al New
London, Conn.
June 28-Robert Simpson won west
ern open golf championship at Hins-
July Miss Evelyn Sears of Bos-
ton. won WOmen's singles lawn tennis
championship Of United States, by de-
featng Miss Carrie b. Nicely
July Tommy Burns knocked out
Bill Squires. Australian champion. in
first round. a Colma, Cal Martin J.
sheridan won all around championship
OF A. A. I. at Celtic Park, l. l.
July 9-May sutton Of California, re-
gained title Of British tennis cham
pion. by defeating Mrs. Chambers.
July ll-Jack Johnson stopped Bob
tItzsimmons in second round at Phila-
delphia
July 2O-Barney OIdheId broke two
worlds records on half mile track at
Fargo :. D.. going first mile OF three
mile race in I:l53s and three miles in
July 31-Jlmmy Britt got verdict over
Battling Nelson in 20 round contest at
san Francisco
Aug 3O-May sutton won interna-
tional tennis championship at Niagara
sept. sc. NJ. Daniels Of New York
lowered the worlds Zoe yard swim
ming record. going distance in SIS 2-3
seconds, at Manchester. England.
Sept. 9-Joe Cans defeated Jimmie
Britt in five rounds at san Francisco;
Britt broke wrist in fourth round
Sept 2G-Fred Mcleod of Chicago
won western professional golfers
championship at ST. Louis
Sept. 25-New York Yacht club de
clined challenge of Sir Thomas Upton
for race for Americas cup next year
because it sought TO limit size of rae
ers To 6S feet.
sept. 29-Matt McGrath broke worlds
record for 16 pound hammer throw
at Kansas City. by hurting weight 1874
oct l2-Chtcago Nationals won the
worlds baseball championship by de
fcating Detroit Americans four straight
games.
Dec. Tommy Burns of America.
Knocked out Gunner Moir of England
in tenth round al London.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-31
NEW MARRIAGE BUREAU
New York City Hall Flooded
With Applicants on
First Day.

New York Dec 31.-city Clerk
Scuuy and his force Of clerks were
all but swamped yesterday with ap-
plications for marriage licenses.
Hitherto any couple who wished to
get married could do it without the
official sanction Of the city. but that
now is a thing OF the past. Begin
ming New Years day licenses viii be
required
Last year between 10000 and $4,000
marriages took place in Manhattan
alone Nearly 200 couples obtained
licenses at the city hall yesterday. So
great was the rush before the noon
hour that the city Hall Reporters as
ISOLATION thought it proper to expend
s154 for sending the following tele-
gram to President Roosevelt:
one hundred and thirty five couples
bought marriage licenses at the city
hall before u o'clock today. One hun
dred and thirty-three couples prom
ised reporters they would name their
first boy Theodore Roosevelt The
thirty-odd newspaper men in the city
hall beg to advise you that there is
no prospect Of Immediate race suicide
4 in your native city
Up to n late hour no answer had beer
received from the White House
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-31

FURNISHED ROOMS ARE ADvER-
TTsED TODAY
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-31

kee Wolgast started with a shower
of blows and after minute of fight
ing Nelson went to the floor and did
not wake up for a minute and half
Papke FIOOred in First.
Round 1-Papke started out with a
rush but Kelly with a hard swing
sent him down for the count Of three
Papke came back strong however. and
drew claret from Kery's nose 1t was
Kelly's round
Round 2.-Papke had practically no
defense against Hugos clever work and
Kelly landed at will At the end of
the round Papke was grinning, as he
had worked Kelly into a corner and
was handing IT out hard and fast to
the Italian press agent prince
Round 3.-Papke took the lead in
this round and rushed Kelly to the
ropes, Kelly resorting to uppercuts to
drive off the miner Papke tried a
dozen uppercuts. but failed to land one
of them.
Round 4.-Papke rushed right in and
put Kelly to the floor with a right to
the jaw. but Hugo was UP in a hurry
and going Well Kelly did some close
and terrific work in the clinches, pun
ishing Papke badly
Round 5-Kelly used his straight
left with a telling effect throughout
this round. but Papke did some rough
work on Hugo's body. Both men We're
bleeding badly from mouth and nose
with Papke clinching repeatedly to
save himself from further punishment
Both Men Bleed PrOfuseIy.
] Round 6-Papke continually tried
for Kelly's jaw, but failed to land. Kel-
lily was weakened badly by the body
punishment. but Papke's jaw was
bleeding badly from Kelly's continuous
punishment.
Round 7-Papke rushed in landing
+ heavily but Kelly came back with {
4 succession of uppercuts which helped
balance the count. Papke clinched re
peatedly.
Round S-Papke, after some might
ing. backed away TO deliver the finish
ing blow, but Kelly's footwork saved
him Both men were covered witt
claret, but the honors were even fol
the round.
Round 9-Papke landed hard OF
Kelly's chin and it seemed that Kell!
would so down with another blow. H
saved himself by dancing away. and
though hanging to the ropes at tn
fnish of the round, was still on hi
feet.
Round 1o.-Both men were badl,
tired and bleeding They started il
with a tornado of blows. but Papk
had easily the better of it, landing
uppercuts regularly. Kelly, however
pushed Papke back as the gong rang
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-31
WABASH STYLE OF PLAY
SUPERIOR TO COLUMBIA S
"PasSinG" Game Better Than "DribbIe"
style of Play Used by Easterners-
Scarlet Wins Two Games.

Charlottesville, Ind, Dec 3l-Since
the wabash College basketball team
has been able to administer two signal
defeats to the champion Columbia Uni
versity team, scarlet supporters believe
that this years team viii surpass the
record made by any previous basket
ball five that has represented the col
lege The second defeat was given to
Columbia Saturday night, when Wabash
made score of - to IS for Columbia.
Friday nights game was 50 to 20 in
Wabash's favor. Tomorrow night the
team viii play the strong Muscatine
(Ia.) FIVE, which is now making a 15,-
GEO mile tour throughout the country.
The Iowa team has a remarkable rec
ord. and II Wabash can win il viii put
the Little Giants in the forefront with
the very best basketball teams of the
country.
The two games with Columbia
showed two different styles Of play as
perfected by two of the leading college
teams OF the country. Columbia's play
ers We're expert in the "dribble" STYLE
of play while Wabash made use OF
the passing" game almost entirely
Judging from the results of the games
the Wabash style is superior to the Co
Iumbia style Which style of game IS
the better to be used on floor larger
that the one used by the Wabash team
is a question which Wabash adherents
have been discussing since the visit O.
the Columbia team. In the two games
Columbia scored but twelve field goal:
10 nineteen for Wabash. OF Columbia
trirty- seven fouls. Captain wicks. o
wabash, converted nineteen into goals
while Columbia made but eleven goal.
from Wabash's thirty one fouls
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-31
CRAZY MEN as WRECKING CREW

Evansville. Ind. Dec 21.-several
cars on the Southern railway near the
Southern Indiana Hospital for the In
sane. got of the tracks. and over a
hundred insane men from the hospital
We're converted into a wreckinas crew.
They speedily had the tracks clear.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-24
"Skidoo" No, %.

At 92S A. NJ. Thursday, May 90, the
locomotive of train No. % left the iron
while shifting, cars at the Tayntor
Works siding, and in consequence the
east-bound track was blocked until at
ter o'clock in the afternoon. Train
men attach some Importance to the
combination of 23's. From every point
OF view the accident appears to have
been unavoidable, the real cause being
hollow" wheel which caused the
outer rail to spread and fall outward.
all of the wheels being then derailed
A wrecker was summoned from Wat
erVille and as the work had to be done
from the west-bouAd track the opera
tons were somewhat prolonged The
locomotive was placed on the track by
the monster steam crane.
An extra engine also came from
Waterville and carried forward the
train at about 1920 O'Clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-24
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Fire Wednesday night destroyed the
house occupied by Frank Merrill,
Spruce street, Ellsworth. Supposed to
hl,e caught around the chimney.
Owned by Or. A. Hagerthy. Insured.
Fire. which probably caught from q
defective chimney. broke ont ut 1915 A.
H., Wednesday in the attic Of the
house at 113 York street, Rumford
Falls, owned by ]. +. CarrOn and oc-
clried by the families of John b. Mar
tin, George Nadeau and Mr.. Blanch-
ard. The fire company were soon at the
house and made quick work of the fire
The damage to the house will not ex-
coed $500. The loss to the occupants is
largely by water. Mr. and Mrs Martin
were both i'll with grip at the time of
the fire.
Elisha a. Clifford died suddenly Mon
day night at Bangor of heart disease
1T his home. He was one of the best
known and most successful commercial
travellers in that section, having rnr
many years represented the wholesale
grocery concern of r. l.. Savage e. Co
in eastern and northern Maine He
vas born in I;umney. y. H., nearly 81
years ago and mad been a resident OF
Bangor for 80 years. He was a veteran
of the Civil War. A widow. two sons
and two daughters survive.
Or. Paul Castor, charged with the lar
ceny Of $39S worth of jewels from Alice
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-24
ONLY THREE WIVES.
Two of Them Want to Know Where W.
A. Murphy Now Resides.

Portland. Me. May 23.-Leaving his
pretty young wife. whom he married in
Portland in 1903, to support her infant
child, William a. Murphy, aged 35. and
formerly of Alma, Prince Edward Is
land, skipped the State, and going to
massachusetts married another woman
in June, 1905, says the Express A
month ago he deserted her, and now
both women have entered complaint.
charging bigamy and have asked
County Attorney Joseph r. +. Connolly
for assistance in arresting the man If
he can be found il Maine and have
also complained to the state police of
Massachusetts. where warrant is now
out for his arrest.
A few days ago the second wife who
was Miss Anlie l.. Hodge of South
Braintree, Mass. came to Portland To
confer with the first Wife. formerly
Miss Annie Brarato. and with the ad-
ditional information that the Portland
wife had CLEANED that Murphy had still
another wife in Prince Edward Island
the two women went to County AttOr-
ney Connolly and laid the case before
him.
Murphy came here in 1905 from Alma.
Lot 5, p. =. l., where his parents yet
live, and secured employment as Il brake
man on the Grand Trunk Railway. After
a petty romance lie married Annie Bra
ratio. a petite and very pretty brunette
young woman of >, wEo was very popu-
lar amongst her set in Portland. Murphy
is over six feet tall, dark with niue eyes.
and very good looking, and the young
couple attracted much attention. In 1906
their only child was born, but when the
infant was not vet a year old the faith
less husband deserted the heartbroken
little woman he had married and left her
almost penniless to support ner child. She
was obliged to secure work as a house
maid and for three years now has strug-
gled along to earn a living for the child
and herself.
Murphy's Whereabouts were unknown
for long time, and his little wife, I'M
willing TO gain notoriety, kept her secret
to herself. 1t seems that the runaway
husband, who belonged to the Brother
hood of Railway Trainmen, easily secured
q job in Massachusetts,, and not long af
ter his arrival in the Bay State he mar
ried Miss Annie L. Hodge, 4 tall and
statuesque blonde of that town. and
young woman belonging to a very we'll
known family. The two wives are exact
orposites IN type.
The peculiar circumstances OF the case
make the police particularly anxious to
capture him, and any person having in
formation of his Whereabouts should I'M
notify Chief of Police Water
house of this city, or If in Massachusetts
the state police of that state.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-24
State Corns Supper.

The ladies OF John Il. Hubbard State
Relief Corps served an excellent sup
per in the lodge room of the corps
Thursday evening. They are noted for
their fine repasts and the dining room
has proven inadequate for best service,
hence the change to the lodge room.
The tables We're heavily taxed with
edibles and the abundance in reserve
showed plainly that the contributions
We're in keeping with the loyalty and
interest of members and citizens in the
worthy cause involved-the flower
fund.
The attendance was good and the af-
fair a complete success in every way.