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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-30
Funeral Of VIM. J. Williams.

The funeral OF VIM. J. Williams. an old
and respected citizen, who died last Sun
day. will take. place tomorrow afternoon at
8 o'clock. Revs. Robt. NJ. Aloore and A.
Bielash will oficiate. The interment will
be In Rock, Creek cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-30

Do You Want BoardersP
Then let a small ad in The Star under
Rooms and Board find them for you. The
cost is very small.
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Chris. Xander's Pride Of Virginia Port
is recognized by all physicians as a peer
less tonic wine 75c. OF. Only at 500 18th st.
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See the Wonderful Life-Size Eques-
trian painting of President Roosevelt at
Clinednst Studio. 14th & II.
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If you are from Missouri use Star want
ads"
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Prices Are the Great Attraction
at this lumber yard. Prompt attention.
Phone N. lib, Eisnger> Bros, 21O9 eth NV.
ja30-d, eSu,3
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High-Class Music at Geyer's
Winter Garden every evening Quality
foods and beverages served. 1927 14th ST.
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Reliable In Purity, "Old Braddock"
Nd. Rye is a safe stimulant at all times.
The whiskey your medicine cabinet should
always contain. Grocers and all Dealers
Advertisement.
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lib. Box of Candy Free Saturday

at GEO B. SHEETZS S. F and 10th,
with every pound of Doc. Candies sold
special offering for our 18th anniversary.
Be sure TO take advantage of it. F & 10th.
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Every Demand for Carriages
of superior elegance is satisfactorily met by
Downey's turnouts. Stables. 10000 L st.
Advertisement.
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Chilblains Quickly Relieved.
Consultation FREE. J. ]. Georges g. Son
Qnc), Foot Specialists, 1911 Pa. ave. js1S-tf
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-30

CIT ACIoN

A Manuel Antonio Torres y Or
tiz. de residencia desconocida. A. los
herederos de Federico Torres Villa
faf1e, residentes en-. San Lorenzo. Al
los herederos de Ricardo Torres VI
Ortiz, RESIDENCES en- Caguas. A En-
riqueta, Trinidad, Manuel de [est1s,
Martina, Juana Francisco, Francisco
Antonio, Jose Antonio. Tomasa Mar
colina Torres Villatafle, Estefana
Torres Ortiz, vecinos de San Lar en-
20. Y Maria Merced, Juana Maria,
Maria del Carmen, Maria Froilana
Torres Ortiz y lose Joaquin Torres
Viflafafle, vecinos de Caguas.
Por la presente Sc les notifca q u.s.
tedes, los arriba nom brados que ante
esta Honorable Corte, ha sido pre-
sentada una solicitud jurada por la
parte arribs relacionada, solicitando
Sc nombre un adm inistrador judici ial
para los bienes del fnado Manuel de
Tes1s Torres Villafaf1e y su espoSa,
tam bien fallecida, Francisco Ulpiana
Villafaf1e Rivera, toda vez que con
curren memories en4la herencia.
Y sc les cita por la presente para
estar y comparecer ante esta Corte
de Distrito de Humacao, el dia II de
Mayo de 1907, a las 9 a. M, para ser
oidos en- Corte alberta y resolver
acerca de Is peticion.
Dada bajo mi fl;ma y sello de la
Corte en- Humacao, Puerto Rico, q
diez de Abril de mil noveclentos Sic
te. -Ton1as Torres Grau, Deputy Sty
Dist. Court1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-30
nDICTO
EH Ia CORfB DE- DISTRITO
DEL DISTRlTO JUDICIAL DE- ARGCIB0, P. R.
. :s
EstadOs Unidos de America.
Ell Presidente
de los EstadOs Unidos.
EX--PARTE,
Rafael Alvarez Torres.

PoR cUANTo: don Rafael Alvarez
Torres, mayor de edad, casado, pro-
pietario y vecino de San Juan, ha
acudido esta Corte de Distrito pro-
moviendo information para acredi-
tar Ell dominic de la siguiente inca:
"R1stica, radicada en- Ell barrio del
"Coto" termino municipal de Mana
II, compuesta de cuarenta y cinco
cuerdas de terreno, equivalentes q
diez y siete hectareas, sesenta y ocho
areas, ocho centiareas, con una casa
de maderas del pals, cobijada de zinc,
de doce metros de frente por catorce
de fondo; otra de las mismas condi-
clones, para peones, de seis metros
de frente por cuatro de fondo, y un
ranch6n cobijsdo de paja, de cuatro
metro de frente por ocho de fondo;
colindando las cuarenta y cinco cuer-
das en- que dichas casas y ranch6n es-
tan enclavadas, por el Norte con la
via de Ia America Railroad Compa-
ny; por el Sur con Mr.. G. Strayer v
Nicolas Ruiz; por el Este con dicho
Nicolas Ruiz; Y por el Oeste, Jose
Adordo, Mr.. c Droste y I'm camino
vecinal".
PoR TANTo; y habiendose ordena-
do por Ell honorable Ramon Quito
nez, juez de la Corte de Distrito del
Qistrito Judicial de Arecibo, Puerto
Rico. en- session del dia de hoy vein :
te y cuatro de Abril de 1907, que Sc
convoque a las personas ignoradas
a quienes pueda perjudicar la ms
crlpcion de dominic solicitada, por
medic de edictos que Sc fjaran en-
los estrados de la Corte y Sc publi-
caran por tres veces en- uno de los
peri6dicos de mayor circulation de
la isla, A fin de que dentro del termi-
no de sesenta dfas naturales, dentro
de los cuales pueden proponerse Y
admitirse las pruebas que les COM
vengari, comparezcan 81 quieren, ale
gar SD derecho; expido el presente
que autorizo baj hi frmay e1 sello
Official de la Corte, en- Arecibo. 4
veinte y cuatro de Abril de 1907
Licenciado, Salvador Pic0rnell' Sc
SASto14O. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-30
Vino Cordial de CERERRlNA
ogl Or. VlRlcl. DE- NEM YoRx

essa'd u:ted
p osna drwar6 de
ssssasdo
Ia
las
sisno % sdaao nc 90 Sss s.o 80
Comp
De venta On Puerto Rico LERnETY BLANCO MoNAOASs
uADEA. SILVA, BRUNO, y botcas acredltadas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-30

-, y i.sas y ! -
brs1Gn m1l,o6 a. 33o.ooo. N W
caligrafS quSno h. hecho nads, cobte-
= tamoifu - cuents y 4 este hay que
aHadir NH 1astos extras1d 1dinsrios que
pasar6n Dc 15osoo. Les gastos direc-
tos del condado % Nueva York. 50 cal
culan en $4,000 debido & que 81 md :
quins administrative est4 en- preston
siempre con magistrates y smpleados
4 sueldo f1o, 10 que alivia On algo
los contribuyentes cuando Sc trata de
casos como el que acaba de ter
minar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-30
1A1p R6eD60

En- la librerfa del "Boletin" Sc han
recibido preqosos artIculos para rega-
10. como albums con mdsica y. sin ella
elegantes netesseres para sefioras tin.
teros de plata cristhofe, ceniceros de
lujo, carteras 6nas, estuches para inge-
nieros, ese9oias finas. boquillas de
ambar. etc. etc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-30

Nose Ysd esaio ev1aE = ~ ylse
p aptio digei6n tard
fss rsss8 eCs sS s n;ro ano
sas ys dn motive sun con Is psssonas % adsas ss
trstes
asnano..
coaNHbHf
os vaaos6 sss" de % Nc hs cstdo
sse!ai9.
81
ansnstsd Dc
6
ca ona ussd u durante no Sc usted aclidAd
Noa
sc sus neg9s one.con no ,e1r
sev rucho tempo cualque estudio ccuo
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-30

FL aqua de Vauiga absoluamente tai cual sale dee
mananta sabor agradable puede aqua
comup para las Intermediates del estomagc
digestiones.@ y"
Preci Gaia de IS botelas de lo ST. Botea 80 cenaves
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-30
O FIG IN A
DEL
DIRECTOR DE SANDAL, BENEFICENcIA
CORRECTION.
Proposiciones para sel suministro de CO.
mestiblesy otros efectos al Asilo de Ciegos
en- Ponce, durante ell aho fiscal
de- 1907 1905.

Sc recibiran. en- la Ofcina del Df-
rector de Sanidad, Ben nefcencia y Co.
rrecci6n, hasta lasanueve de Ia malta
ma del d1a II de Mayo del af1o en- cur
So Sc abriran ell mismo sdla y hora,
en- subasta p1blica, proposiciones ba-
jo pliego .cerrado para Ell sumin istro y
conduccion al referido Asilo, dc los
'artfculos que, aproximadam ente, han;
de consumirSe en- el miSmo duraute
Ell aflo economico que empezara el d1as
primero de Julio de 1907 y terminara
Ell treinta de Junio de<Too8.
Carne de res benehciada en- Ell ma
tadero, llenando los requisites que
impone la Sanidad, 900 libras. Pan.
1880 libras. Leche 7. 200. cuartillos.4
Hielo 1900 libras. Arroz I12561i-
bras. Habichuelas coloradas $500 Ii.
bras. Habichuelas blancas $3.50 Ii
bras. Garbanzos 2556;1ibras. Baca-
calao 1850 libras.- Papas 6756 libras.
Manteca 1900 libras. Cafe 1900. Ia,
Sajo 1880 libras. Azucar eentrffuga
5000 libras. Az1car refnada 5000 Ii :
bras. Fideos 600 libras. Jam6n 72o
libras. Tocineta 72o libras. Cebollas
|72o libras. Ajos ISoocabezas. Harina
de trigo 18o libras. Ninagre I8o Guar
tillos.. Aceite de OLIVIA 800 libras. Sal
en- grano 900 libras. Sal de mesa I8o
libras. Harina,de mafz 600 1ibras. Le-,
|gumbres y huevos S 900. Carbon de
|piedra "a tone1adas. Carbon vegetal
1895 mochilas de q a latas. Jab6n azul
~ quintales, Mecinas 48o dollars. q
Con cinco dlas de ianticipaciorf ~
de la, celebration de la subasta debe-
ran los -postores presentar muestrss
de los ,artlculos cuyo suministro soli-'
Fciten.
En- las O6cinas del Director de- Sa-
nidad, Beneicencia y Correction, !. San
Juan, Allen n1nero S, y en- las del
Asilo de Ciegos en- Ponce, entire las
horas, I-3o a. PM. .podran yer los
postores copia de los contratos y fan.
zas que deben regir. =. :
L. Direction Sc reserva Ell derecho
de rechazar eualQuiera 8 todas las
proposiciones y de escoger aqt1e9 9as
que, ,1niendo calidad precio, ofrezs
can la mayor ventaja para 81 nejor
servicio del Establecimiento'
+. 4e r. .ses66,
Director De Saaidad Bes&hes.do
Cosytoct6s.
|. Nota.-Respecto 4 acatnes. =. -
ciona adem4s. ''c1rne ri xerade.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-30
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En- 0orto De Dist1ifo
del Dielrito Judicial Dc IN
macao, Puerto Rico.
Simona dol G. Torrss villafane
dc 6aras,

Abintestato de Manuel de !,
JESUS Torres Villafafe y Fran
cisca Ulpiana Villafahe Rivera.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-09-30
TELEGRAPHfc BREvETlEs.

The Gulf Compress company. the
great cotton combine, was declared an
| Illegal trust by Chancellor Hicks of
| Mississippi and ordered to leave that
| state.
Great Britain is threatened with a
| strike on all OF its railroads because
| the employees demand and the Girec
tors of all Of the big companies refuse
| recognition OF trades unions.
All trusts are bad and must be
| curbed, and the Sherman antitrust law
| is sufficient to bust them, says
Frank B. Kellogg. government agent,
who is conducting the Standard Oil
Inquiry
The king OF Siam was host to the
whole city of Hamburg, Germany, pro.
viding free wine and beer for all in
honor of his birthday. but as his pay
is s10.000,000 year and he can in.
crease it, the expense doesn't bother
him.
State Railroad Commissioner Brown
CT Georgia has issued a pamphlet in
which he shows that jobbers and man
ufacturers not only enjoy all of the
benefits of freight rate reductions but
have increased prices generally to
consumers.
Premier Campbell-Bannerman of
Great Britain has called meeting
OF the British cabinet earlier than
usual this fall. because of renewed
threats of Irish nationalists to press
obstructive tactics to the limit in or
der to force home rule.
AS result of dispute between the
physicians. former President Grover
Cleveland. who is believed to be in a
serious condition at his home. West
lands, near Princeton. n. j., has been
put in the hands of a new specialist.
DR.. Banks of New York and Larch-
mont.
For the first time in the history of
ocean travel the police OF New York
city and the transatlantic steamship
companies have united in war on
gamblers who ply their trade on ocean
liners. 1t is the intention of the
steamship companies to post pictures
OF all the "sharpers" In the smoking
room of steamers, in the ticket offices
and In every other place where the
gamblers might he found. It is fur
ther the intention to refuse to sell
tickets to men who are known to be
gamblers and to refuse to transport
gamblers who attempt to travel on
tickets which have been issued under
names other than their own.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-09-30
'roken by being mixed up with a run

broken by being mixed up with u run
| away team.
| Geo. Linnecke, a well known miner
and lease operator, was shot and in
stantly killed at his residence in Grip
pie Creek. by the accidental discharge
of a 30-30 Winchester rife he was
cleaning There was no witness to
the accident but from the finding OF
cleaning rod beside the body this
is the supposition.
An effort twas made to wreck the
Colorado &csSouthern train, known as
the Fort Collins flyer, near Louisville
Junction. IN deep cut ties were
piled across the track and were net
discovered in time to prevent the en-
CINE from striking them. 1t took some
time to get the engine back on the
track. No one was injured.
The district attorney at Kremmling
announces that the men who horse
whipped the minister at that place
will soon be arrested. He thinks the
men will be convicted and the minister
indicated
The case of A. w. Marshefrel. charg-
cd with involuntary mansaughter as
q result of the death of three people
In wreck OF the automobile driven
by him last week, was continued until
next Friday In Justic Ruby's court in
Colorado Springs. The case may he
dismissed from the justice court and
taken beforcs the grand jury.
Perry Mccullough who raised
check from So to $50 and secured the
money thereon, was found guilty of
forgery at Montrose and sentenced .tae
the state reformatory for one to four.
teen years. A. the same time Roy
Newlirk was tiven sentence of not
less than six honths nor more than
nine years for embezzlement
Beaten black and blue. with ugly
sashes on her face, and trampled on.
she says, by her Mexican husband. a
white woman. Mrs. Young, lies dying
at the county hospital at Greeley
1t is alleged that the assault is one of
many. the others not being revealed
because of the children by former
marriage whom she feared the step.
father would mistreat II she told them
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-09-30
ARCHIBALD FORBES, FOREMAN
AT GLOBE SHELTER, FOUND
DEAD IN HALL.

Denver Post.
Archibald Forbes, foreman at the
Globe smelter. was killed some time
last night by falling down n flight OF
stairs In the Globeville hotel. 4763
North Washington avenue, Globevllle.
His dead body was discovered lying
al the foot of the stairs. shortly be-
fore 6 o'clock this morning. by John
r. Schmidt, proprietor of the place
The coroner was notified and took
charge OF the body. Az far as car
he learned Forbes death was purely
accidental
How Forbes happened 10 fall is as
vet a matter of conjecture. His neck
was broken, and It Is supposed that
death was instantaneous. Forbes was
an unusually heavy man. weighing
over 800 pounds. In addition. he was
past middle age and rather inirm,
owing to his great weight
According to the deputy coroner who
investigated the case. his body was
lying in such a position at the foot
of the stairs as TO leave no doubt
that he fell down the steps.
Forbes was In the habit OF arising
early. as his duties at the smelter re-
qnired his presence there at an early
hour. He was the first one astir in
the hotel this morning. The occupant
cf the room adjoining his heard him
moving about in his room and also
when he went out and walked down
the hallway. but no one heard the
noise that must have been created by
his fall. Schmidt was the first one
downstairs after him and he discov.
cred the body.
Forbes came here from Durango
month ago and entered the employ OF
the Globe Smelling e. Refining COM
pany. He was 55 years OF age and
leaves wife and several children.
who still reside in Durango. They
have been notified OF his death and
the coroner is awaiting word as to
the disposition Of his remains.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-09-30
COLORADO NEWS.

A Greeley farmer comes to the
front with record OF fifteen tons OF
cabbage to the acre.
The office OF the Eastern Colorado
Power company, four miles from Boul-
der was entered and $165 taken from
the money drawer.
1t is announced that the Western
baseball league managers will endeav-
or to get Colorado Springs back into
the league and make an eight-cluh
league of it.
The grand jury at Fort Collins is
making 1t warm for the druggists OF
that city, who are charged with vio
lating the liquor law. Several other
places Will have to answer to the com
plant of keeping disorderly houses.
County Judge Junius Henderson ol
Boulder decided that the state uni
versity is not liable to pay an in
come tax to the state on the bequest
made to 1t by the late Andrew J
Macky. which would have amounte,
to about $4,000.
In anticipation OF indictments b,
the grand jury. gamblers and keeper
OF disorderly houses In Colorado Cit
have left that vicinity. Although th'
work cut out for the jury is kept Sc
cret, 1t is reported that many startling
developments will come to light.
Telluride reports two accidents b
phone today. one man. August Belt
LOAF. having his leg broken at tn
Liberty Bell mine. and another mar
Ernest CollinEs. having a leg and arr
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-09-30

horses. Minnie has been sighted and
shot at twice, but escaped. It is fear.
ed he will he lynched IL caught.
Insisting that he is stiu in his
prime, Hall Caine calls his press agent
in this country, sherman Dandy. an
''unmitigated liar" In letter which
Dandy who Is in Atlanta, received.
Danby's enterprlsing work in getting
publicity for Gaines The Bondmen
when It was given its first perform.
anco in this country at st. Louis got
him into the trouble.
Unable TO overcome their grief for
the death OF their 19-year-old son a
year ago Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Remi,
a middle aged couple who were deep.
ly devoted to each other. ended their
lives together in Brooklyn in their
home, Carefully packing all their
household goods and labelling them for
disposition and writing letters to ex-
piain their action, they removed the
tip from a gas jet in their bedroom
and lay down side by side on two
cots that had been drawn closely to
gether Thus the two were found
dead. their hands clasped in last
embrace.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-09-30

tions on the removal OF j. w wingate
and the reinstatement of Commander
Aldrich. ON the ground that 1t keeps
alive the feeling which has been stir.
red up and is not doing the Grand
Army any good.
Thinking that the powerful search
light on the summit of Pixies peak
was new comet. William Orange.
city editor of the Pueblo Star-Journal.
phoned to Colorado Springs in quest
Of Information regarding the phenome-
non. The searchllght is OF $50 1000
candle power and is said to be two
and one-half times as powerful as the
average batteship searchllght. Sweep
ing the plains at night. the light is visi.
BILE distance OF from 80 to 100 miles.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-09-30

that he was hard up and Obliged to
mortgage his house and tie up his
income. Asked If the sudden calling
OF the million and half loan he had
secured from the railroad compelled
curtailment of expenses or had inter.
fered with Mrs. Fish's New York cam.
paign. Mr.. Fish said: II cannot dis.
cuss my wife's affairs but guess she
Is not worrying. do not care a snap
about the society world myself, but
am probably better able to spend
money today than ever before, and |
am spending more"
New York. Sept. 26.-Two startling
admissions were made by Standard
Oil officers in the hearing to dissolve
the great octopus. One was made by
Henry Rogers, jr., who has charge of
the Standard OIL company's oil refn-
cry; the other admission was made
by Calvin n. Payne, vice president of
National Transit company, a Standard
subsidiary, that the Hepburn law was
made imperative by the establish.
ment OF the terminal of the great pipe
lines In places that We're part wilder
ness and from which no independent
oil producer would be able to dispose
oi his produce.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-09-30
AN EARLY EFFORT.
New York Tribune.

New York Tribune.
AT this time. when air navigation
attracts so much attention. says the
Frankfurter ZeItung, we should not
forget the four hundredth anniversary
OF strange effort in that direction.
In September. 1907. King James w..
sent special ambassador from Edin-
burgh to France. An adventurer, John
Damian. who had gained the favor
OF the king, said that he would reach
France behfore the ambassador by
simply flying there. He had a pair OF
huge wings made OF eagle feathers
fastened them to his body. and then,
In the presence Of thousands OF peo-
pie. began his flight from the wall OF
Stirling castle. Instead of rising In
the air, however. he well to the ground
and broke a leg. The air navigators
excuse for his failure was that some
cocks feathers had been mixed with
the eagles plumes and these infiu-
enced the body earthward But the
eagles feathers were also mistrusted
after the failure, because there is no
record of Cagliostro ever making an
other attempt to fly.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-09-30
HOW HE KNEW.
Washington Star.

Washington Star.
Rev. d. l.. Bass OF Cairo, ILL.,. has
of late attracted much attention
through his observations on the kiss.
which he has very vividly described
as IA cloudburst of excessive fashion
and ecstasy"
Discussing the kiss with a reporter.
Mr.. Bass said:
"Of course. 1t ia not necessary for
me to state that I have never per-
sonally experienced the terrible and
baleful emotions which. In my dis
courses, I have attributed to kisses Of
a certain type.
I'VE can. you know. understand and
appreciate thing without personal
contact with 1t. Why. only the other
night at a dinner given by a wealthy
friend OF mine, as box OF cigars was
passed about. the host said:
81 don't smoke. myself. but you
will find these cigars excellent. gen
tlemen. My valet steals more OF then,
than of any brand ever had"
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-09-30
TELEoRAPHIc sREveTIEs.

Caleb V. Bartlett. OF St Louis. cash
Ter OF the Madison Coal company
pleaded not guilty to embezzling s3l..
900 OF the firms money. and was sen
fenced to two years Imprisonment
Stuyvesant Fish has renewed his
struggle for the control OF the Illinois
Central railroad. and issued state
ment from New York appealing tc
the stockholders to give him thei
proxies. and made mysterious visl
to Oyster Bay.
A Michigan posse headed by Sheriff
Tenant and his deputies is huntin)
Max Minnie. who is charged witt
having cut out the tongues OF eigh