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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-16

No era joven, y sin embargo llevaba traje cla-
70 con anchas msngas, tena recogida Ia la
cola, para estropeara.
Esto no le impidi6 llegar unto al fog6n, mirar los
platos y hasta probaros.
Cuando alzsba alg |, maao Gaia la manga que
daba el brazo desnudo hasta 81 colo 10 dsga>r6
mucho Cris,obal
Con one tooo { Imperative habl .ba Lusa
" con y IA hunildsd lie respondia esta.
CristGbsl no Saba 10 que pasaba
Trat6 de ocultarse rincon para que lie vi.
p-ro de NADIA = rvio
La seh ra pregnut6 quien aquel much ,cho
Lusa fue gere de la pa preseutagsel sui
tandole las mancs p,ra que no Sc tap,se la car
Aunque Cris6b.l snti6 d.s os de resistirse d.
hur, cemprendio instintivament. gu. que aquea
OCCASION de bia hacer la resi- tencia
La se6ora contemplo 81 rostro azorado nino
primer movimiento, entera mente ~ fue pl
r. drieire Rraciosa sonrisa.
Pelo no tardo en- recobrar 81 sire de protecc6
L dir6 aGunas preguntas que quedaron sin respues
tas. acefcs a. ~ conducta de 50 piedad.
81 a6j6 tamld@a 81 traje. Luisa se apresur6
mostrar quc excelentc, y e raba de Il chaqueta
para hscer desapaecsr Las arugas apetaba 4 -
no qae este sstaba punto degrtar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-16

olh Rica Sc 'de1ends

U1coa de Washington que los ccs
tarrictnses y sienten heridos por IL
scpsaci6n1hecha ds que 50 pals ha =.
tade ayndando . sscreto Honduras
cootra Nicaragua sn Il actual coullic-
to , q seiior calv,, ninistro de Costa
Rica q Washington, ha manifestado
ALI one ..esa acusaci6n puede provenir
500 de los que tratan deliberadamentc
de crear di6cul,ades entire Costs Rics
y Nicaragua. Costa Rica ha Observable
IA mas estricta neutralidad , es impo
sible interpreter NADIA de 10 que haya
Aecho en esta controversial como mues
era de simpatia por una q otra repd
blica. La naci6n &c ha mantenido
neutral de manera absolute no h,
tenido inter3s en- Ia lucha excepto e.
dc estar pronta ofrecer sus buenos
o6cios para Ia paz 6 arbitr aje en- cuan.
to 10 desee cualquiera de los comba-
tientes.'
Costa Hica fue la primera repdblica
que reconoci6 el gobieruo p visional
establecido en- Honduras. segdn e CO.
snunico a W ashington, y ese hecho Sc
vconsidera como indicacion de 10 dis
puesta que Sc halla aceptar al resul.
tado de la lucha entire los contendi-n-
tes, sin tomar parte en- la cvntro-
versia %3
Ell go, los funcionarios de la capital
no tenian mas noticia que la dada por
el com al, ante Fuller del "Marietta,"
de que todo estaba tranquilo en- la cos
ia norie de Honduras
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-16
Rj1oneS trasplantados

Ell doctor Alejo Carrel, de la Uni
versidad Rockefeller, de Chicago. ha
.causado gran sens acion entire los me-
dicos que constituyen cl Congreso de
la asociacion de lnedicos ingleses de
Torouto fCanada,) presentando un par
de perros otro de gates que no ofre-
clan nada de particular la simple
vista; peio euyo merito esta en- que nj
los canes nj los mininos llevan los ri
1ones con que vinieron al mundo, sino
otros de otros animales de su misma
especie.
Lo m curioso es que d;chos ami
msi;.os no SOLO han soportado bien la
op-rac On, sino que no les va NAL,
quest que unos maullan y otros la
drsn on tranquiliz zadora energia.
Di1e el Decor carrel que no es el
primer ensayo que ha hecho en- est.
eenero de operaciones, que ha To-
p+.tia c.nyervar perros dur ante se-
sxlsta ! Cos ufas, gatos dnranse tres
mes S, wives y cen bu ia satud, 4 Pc
SaF III ssis rifiones postizos.
Issstlao Is natural, ailadi6 que AN
~ III hecho 50 experimento en- per
sonx< pero que uno oe los sab,"s iisio.
~ icos allf pfessntes do por p-rfecta.
inert te practicable u 1rasp1an,scion
..lI IL !, Il u lIonDDY
u IssiI 4 encoatraf fsaien s.
e los rlllones psra 4 expsri-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-16
JUAN CRTSTOBAl,

Cristo5al cayo de nusvoyen mu,ismoy sentia
81 So le helsra el corazons 4
Alentados pr su silencioslos ninos ricos que h.-
ban expermentado bruscs m cute haca 81 pobrc
dc antipatl.s de nifos crueles ofun adas
caron ag6n medic para ato-mentarle divertirse su
costa.
La dida rnostro en- clio mayor encarnizamiento.
Hsbiendo )notado que Cristoba corrfs con d6cul-
tad causa de la esrechez de vesdos. Ia idea
ce .cerle saltar algunos OBJ ticulos.
Para clio hicieron barrera con banquios
excitaron Cfist6bal que Ia saltsse.
El desdchado nifsc no Sc atrevi6 decir 10 que le
impedfa sa'tar: hacienda un esfuerzo quso saltar
csyo cuan largo era arrancando los jadas
de risa.
Tuvo queovo.ver saltar.
Arrasadosdps ojos en- lagrimas merced un es-
fuerzo desesper5do, pudo al 6n lograrlo
sus veraugos quedaron sas,ifechos decidieron
ore IA barrera bastante alta: as ne que greQa
otrsscos !. asta convertible obstacro insupe-
cristabsltr.se d rob .'arse , de,l,r6 ans no ~
taria. Assa - -
Eatonees 4 mia = Hand eobards L dijo aas
tspfa ME q.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-16
0lUJlo n ~
DE IA socIEDAD DE EDIc1oNEs .LIrrRA.
RlAs Y ARTnr1cAs
FRANCESCA

ssQuien pierde gana", ror "A. Oapus.
LAS confidencias dc una abuela, po,
Abel Hermsnt.
"Mi Tio Barbasson", por M. Uchar.
LA Bailarina de Pompeya'', por j. Bcr-
eroy
"Basilio y Sofia, por P. Adam.
"Los Civillsados", por u. Farrere.
"Bizancio", por j. Lombard.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-16
Hotel Paris
GALE MENDEZ Woo. NJ fll
%x
AYAoU UEZ

6itasdo este estableciniento On d centre
o II calle M6ndes Vigo, CON m jar,din 4
ftente, q 81 que rsuns mayeres ventataG
comodidades para los sexorss viajecee, j
81 que cuenta con mejores habitaoienss AIse-
eas, ventiladas, magnffcos batos J lucAae,
= Ocul1as { tolaG hssae~ -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-16

En- la Corte de Distrito
del Distrito Judicial Municipal
de Humacao, p. r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-16

E0rUo1o Oe ADooAnoD
y NOTARuA
9:Aatonie A1varez-Naya &
y: Emilio Garcia Cuervo 81
Francisco dc i Tore t.
~ StAM, p 4. oAM &Se1U .
- 1eO0l
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-16

Teresa villatane, Alvarez,
viuda de Torres, q =.
Ex--parte.
Abiniesta.o de Federico Torres
Y Villafaae.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
IRISH LEAGUES APPEAL
Rejection of Connects Bill Causes
National Committee to Act.

The national committee of the United irish
League Of America. in meeting at the Hoffman
House yesterday Issued address signed by NJ j.
Ryan, the president, calling friends OF Ireland
TO rally the support OF the Irish people because
of the new conditions created by the rejection OF
the Irish council bill at the recent convention IN
Dublin. The address is. in part. follows:
The shameful failure of the English Liberal
party 10 fulfil the pledges made their behalf ny
Gladstone frequently reiterated by the present
Prime Minister. Campbell Bannerman and relied
on by the Irish people for many years, has placed
upon Ireland herself and her friends every
where a new responsibility. BY their own choice
the English Liberal party has elected to recon-
mence the struggle between England and Ireland
The council bill offered TO Ireland was not IN any
sense a measure which the nation could with self
respect accept even a genuine tnstalment OF
that national sef-goVernment which she has al
ways maintained her inalienable right. The
duty is upon OF the United Irish
League of America. who have from the beginning
acted auxiliaries to the movement in ireland. to
do our part in strengthening the hands OF tho
Irish leader. John E. Redmond his colleagues and
the Irish national organization in the battle that
lies ahead"
Appeal is then made for funds. The national
treasurer T. B. Fitzpatrick, in his report. said that
s52 been raised and sent TO ireland since the
convention IN Philadelphia last October. Delegates
were present representing state in the Union
and Canada.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
STATE AID TO FARMERS
RURAL LABORERS NEEDED
Education the Cure for Slump in
Valuations and Formulation.

Charles W. Larmon. special agent OF the State
Department of Agriculture in this city yester-
day and commented the reports of the in
spectors Of the federal Department OF Agriculture
on the abandoned farm situation in this state
which were printed exclusively In The Tribune
yesterday. He devised plan two years ago TO
aid through the Legislature the farmers OF the
state. An appropriation of s. 100 was made to get
farm laborers. AS result OF the appropriation
over three thousand placed on farms
last year
The abandoned farms of the state. according to
Mr.. Larmon, contain million two hundred
thousand acres, and equal in the whole state
of Rhode Island, or one-half OF Connecticut In
view of the small amount OF money at its disposal
he said. the State Department of Agriculture had
done excellent work.
The principal counties in which the decrease Of
farm land valuation is the greatest are Chenango
Herkimer Lewis. Madison, Montgomery, Oneida
and Otseso. Following is a table shcviI, ex-
amples Of decrease both in land valunrI, and
population from 1850 to 1900
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
TO FIGHT MAIL ORDERS
Western Retail Dealers Organize
against Big Houses

chicago July 1I.-War has been declaieu Oh
the mail order houses Of Chicago and other cl'es
IN, the 100000 retail merchants or the "esN-
The small dealers are ighting as they say lo'
their lives Jobbers and manufacturers a'So arc
involved with them. ,
An organized attack on the mail oruer lhs'''u-
tions is to be made by the Home Trade League
~ America which has existed for several
months in the Monadnock Building, largely as d
publicity bureau but which is shortly to moor
lorate and institute more systematic ana az
gressive campaign against the mail order houses
through board OF twenty-one managers WltH d
yjce-president and an advisory committee OF ten
members in each state.
The backbone of the league Is formed OF COM
merc!al associations, national, state and local
I'm character in Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Mich!-
gan. Kansas and Minnesota. The officers OF as
snciatlons in scores OF cities In constant cor
respondence with the league. which Will con-
tiuue TO have its national headquarters in tins
city Officers OF the league Will be selected
from the most aggressive Of the leaders OF these
associations OF business men,
Alfred c. Clark. manager Of the league, to-
day declared that a policy OF competition with
the mail order houses would be begun in Il
thousand cities and towns. particularly in the
Middle West ,
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
JUSTICE BREWER TALKS
Has a Good Word for Rail7cays and
DeDEOres LEGISLATION.

Milwaukee, July 17.-Justice Brewer OF the Ohlted
States Supreme Court threw a large hand1ul OF
optimism TO those who only bad IN ralIroadS
and many other things In address to-hlSht De
fore the annual meeting of the agents OF the Norm
western Mutual Life Insurance Company, OF whch
company he is a trustee.
There is much said about the railroads, SAID
Justice Brewer. 1T is popular practice 10 say
that they are very wicked; for instance, ike NE
insurance companies. There has been great deai
of wrong such granting OF special faVoiS' oad
stock specuations and the like. But l say TO you
that taking the earnings and tho money invested IN
railroads as whole, there IS not fair return on
the money invested. The attempt 10 squeeze those
who built UP the railroads. and through them the
country. Is not right. The men who invested thelr
money entitled reasonable rate OF interest.
My friend Folk. OF Missouri has my adInlra-
ton in many ways. But suppose through SueH
laws as Missouri passed the railroads should acIu-
ally lose money on carrying freight and passengers
VIII the state make the loss good 10 them'
Justice Brewer held that the rights OF the rail-
roads should he protected until the law Demon
strated that the railroads can be made 20 net a
reasonable income
Discussing land frauds. Justice Brewer declared
that much OF what Is reported as fraud IN N'st'I II
land dealings is not at all wrong. lie cl'eu tHe
fact that the Vanderbilt and other large estates
were handed down as 4 whole. whereas now scat
tering of estates is becoming the practice
1t is wisdom" said Justice Brewer, 10 Sc'tIl -
estates among many and prevent large accuhuIa-
tions Of property. They say the country Is g%lnE
down They say the churches are not what they
used to be- Look at the good Samaritans! LOOK
~ the observance OF the Golden Rule. Look al
tho thousands who educated-the deal tne
hind the poor, You can't tell me there Is hSA
religion. The kind of religion Is tAat "ii!cN
lends a helping hand.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
Keep the Babies
Cool and Sweet and Neat !

The cost is but little. if you take
advantage OF these opportunities :
LONG PS-Nainsook-square and
pointed yokes with lace and erub'y-
NaIue .0S. S.....--..-- .----..-..-,.-..---- ,SS
LONG sILPs-blshop and yoke styles
with lace. eno'y and hemstitching.- 90
LONG PS-Nainsook-tucked
yokes with and without emb'y and
hems;itching-value 81. ...-.....- SO
SHORT LAWN DREsSES-Freuch and
yoke styles-tr!mmed
in new effects with dainty laces
ana emby s-some with large berthas-
size 10 3 yrs.-value 81 40 -....-. .SS
SHORT DRESSES -Lawn-A great
assortment ot beautifully trimmed
models. including those with large
berthas-Skirts also trim'd-
worth 81 .....-..--.......1 81
LONG COATS-Summer wooi.
BEDFORD and Cashmere-circular and
ruffIed collars with lace and silk
embroidery-EGrlier Sc 40. -.-..-.--4 SS
BABIES PIQUE COATS-Co!lars Of
fine allover embroidery or large
circular collars with rows inset
emh'y. some with emb'y insets IN
skirt-earlier S69S. Z .SS
PlNIE tOAIS-kDoI Quditly -S4i41
inserts on collar and SKIRT
usually SO AZ. 9.......--...-.........2 . 80
PIQUE RE FERS-Large pointed and
circular collars. with emb'y inserts
and nedalIions-Instead OF $40 Z. 80
PIOUE REEFERS-Circular and square
coHars-neat effects with emb'y and
inserts-Earller 81 GO ..-..------.-1 go
RABIES FRENCH CAPS-Lawn and
Dotted Swiss-turn backs trim'd with
emb'y, val lace and ribbon rosettes--
wide ties-sizes 20 yrs-reg so. 40
LINGERIE HATS for little children
to . yrs.-Tam crowns. with lace
or emb'y inserts-dOuble ruffies,
lace hniSh-IarRs ribbon rusettes
or bows-vaius 81 49.............-. SS
RABIES CAPS-fne Lawn and
Batiste-turn back styles effectively
trim'd with lace. eub'y and ribbon
sizes 20 yrs.-value sl.9s. .--- I 40
LITTLE BOYS STRAW HATS-rol!ing
brims-velvet OF pompon TRIM .SS
CASHMERE SHIRTS-shelI and ribbon
finish-sizes 20 , yrs.-Spe tall. %
KNIT BASDs-llght weight. with
shoulder strsps-sizes 10 3 yrs ~
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
THE U. S. JAPAN's BEST CUSTOMER.

In decision of the United States Board OF
General Appraisers. bearing on the price of Jap
anese mattings General Appraiser Sharretts
made public yesterday the interesting informa
tion that the United States took % per cent OF
the straw mattings manufactured by the Jap
arese nation.
General Sharrett shows that last year the
I-nited states bought GS5.0J2 rolls of mating;
E7ngIand 500 and Canada S.52G. the latter be-
ing sold principally through United States deal
ers He shows. further. that according to the
f;,ild of Mating Makers in Japan that nation
exported beyond these sales "i.-T LAsilS roiIs'
iI.e,udins 2.l91 sent ~ aa:.Ga.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
FIRE BUDGET ADVANCES.
Extensions Of Department an ont
lying Sections Cause of Jump.

Nearly $4,000 over the amount used last year
NlI be required for the Fire Department during
ne coming twelve months according the budget
|flca Fire Commissioner Lantry has prepared for
Iie Use of the Board Of Estimate. He will ask for
Sle15t050-twice the sum demanded only a few years
1so and increase over last years figure OF
800 90
Ih.s Increase had been made necessary not only
- TIE growth OF the city, but by the extension of
lHe paid department into the outlying districts Of
queens. Kings and Richmond There will be ten
Iew companies IN The Bronx, seyen in Brooklyn
aila Queens and five in Richpond
Inc Commissioner also wishes 10 increase the
Fay OF fourth grade hremen from $500 to $1,000 n
year New engine houses and equipment are
l'eoeo- These improvements and extensions q!
StFlce VIII make the Fire Department cost the
el'F about so % a day-the highest price paid for
He protection IN the world
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
LyacHeo FOR SHOOTING BRAKEMAN.

''sage. Okla. July l7.-Frank Bailey. a negro was
syncbed by a mob Of one hundred and hfty last
ssht after ne had shot and morially wounded
-taik Kelly. a brakeman on the missouri RAN
- q Texas Railroad. Kelly had e1efted the hsSio
.on the train in The afternoon The negro ma IN
sNs fards. and as the train passed he shot lNeii2
rom ambush. The mob oyerpowe.ed two oihceis
vac had Bailey Ia custodxa
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
MALLORY STPANSFIP CO.

Fleet OF magnificent modern steel
stes mshlpS Finest service In every de
partmert. Delightful Ocean and Gulf
Voyages. Low summer rates All
SaiIings from Pier II or 10, L X,
near Fulton st. New York, al II noon.
Galveston. Tex, Tues. Thurs. sat
Mobile Ala. Fri. or sat brunswick,
Ga. Fri Key West. sat. Freight and
passengers To points West South and
/ Southwest including Louisiana. Mis-
souri,, Mississippi. Arizona. Texas. Kan
sss. COLORADO and California Finest
train service from various ports.
Tickets Reservations, Bills Lading and
all Information. go Broadway cor. Reade
st, and 50 South. near Fulton 81. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
DRY GOODS
Thursday Being Special Day
I'm
Women's Ready=Made Garments
We 0EsER FOLL0WING EXTRA VALUES: !:

TAILORED LINEN COATS
Natural sfatIe-Coliariess AMI cuff
inlay of heavy Point Venise-
Gibssn Sh1uldars-7s Ieugth-patCh
pockets-reGularly S. .9s. .--.----- 9 .SS
MERCERIZED RUBBER COATS
BlaCk and white checks smaytly
trimmed with black satin
worth $40 -. .....-....-.....---... S9
-AFFETA SILK COATS
Three-quartsr leugth-side plSatsd
front and 7aCk-dsep sIashed braided
collar-long tles-SS0 90 quality. 3. 50
TAILORED WOOT. SKIRTS
Black VCtIes and Panamas-also navy
and brown Mohairs-p p,eared models in
Guiding 70 gored-with and without self
or silk Z l5s-alI lengths and bands
extra value at--------- A. 10
Waite Panama and Mohair-
wide folis-Ss. % qualities. 5000. 3. .SS
WHITE LINEN SKIRTS
Extra fun kilt. side pleated-two wide
bias folds-SJ-O 90 skirts. .....--.... . 99
SUMMER WOOL. WAISTS
Black-end-white and color
blendlnss in two toned and
Persian tintings-SS.ss values. . %
JAP SILK wAIsTs-Fronts elaborately
lace trim 'd-hac<s full tucked-also
pleated with ernb'd paneis-other
handsome styles-Open front or
back-lOus or short sleeves
all siZes-S4 % value. --........... . %
MOHAIR BATHING SUITS
Black and Navy. Dutch neck hand
sOmely trim'd with combination
braifs-Others have wide collars
with Shield fronts and ties-black
braid trim'd-worth S4. .9s. -.-..-.. 2 90
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
Millinery Bargains
Special Purchases
and Rednced Lots

New lot Of Trimmed LeghOrus-
many elegant combinations OF ~
flowers, ribbons. wings. ETC.. SeUO
The superior quality and style OF
our hats at this price are too well
known to require extended lauda-
tion-they are at once recognized as
remarkable values
Picture Flares OF fine chip-black
or white-richly trimmed with full
crown breasts or wings and
massings Of chiffon. silk or vel = 10
vet-s6. 30 value for. CsS o
Sailors IN the new styles
high or low crowns-
wide or medium brims-white or
black Milan. Sennit. Split and Rough
Straws-double brims-silk bands
Extra values at ..--. 20 10 . ~
TRIMMED HATS
Reduced from s6.9S to Z 9S
All lace. al emby. all chiffon or
CombinatiOus-eIabo made and
finished with full bows and strings
OF wide I.ouisine ribbons. white.
pink or blue.
Children's ReadyIto-Wears-
Colonials. Roll Brims and Prairies-
Milans and Rough Straws-silk band
with pompons or quiIls-whlte. 90
navy. red and brown-Sl- 80 kinds 80
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18

SILK JUMPER SUITS
Natty checks large and sruall-blue-
and-whIte and hIack-oad white
prettily taiiored-wide contrasting
fplds-earlisr S1TG .............1O OS
TAILORED WOOL. SUITS
Norsteds, Briilianttnes and Panamas-
checAs. mixtures ard plain CoIors-smart
effects in fancy tailoring and contrasts
irInc" Chap, Tuxedo and f.tO1s-
earlier price SIS as 70 S23 9S. .....11 -0S
TAILORED LINEN SUITS
mite AMI EatUraI-Prince chan
Coat-smartly raiiored-full kilt
skirts, wide stitched fold
elsewhere $1O9s 9s.-....-...........R g OS
DAINTY SUMMER DRESS ES-
Batiste. Ltnene. Lawn and Dimity-
Suspender. Jumper and Shirt Waist
eiah"rately trimmed with Val lace.
emhd q, Sc-0r welt tailOred-plain
colors and CheCks-ST.0U value. 3 9S
DAINTY SUMMER DRESSES
SIX Finished Batistes Lawns. Fig'd
Dimites and Chambray--P Princess
Jumper ani Shirt Waists-fashic1abIe
shades-fulI trimming u C1upy and
Val lacrs. French knots. erubG
Batistes-valuc Sl0. .OD............ = QS
LINGERIE DRESSES
Very fine Silk Batistes-6ot and ring
desiSns-also plain Colors-Hrfrcess
style. with Val laces tucks. folds.
ISc.-worth SIS %. O0.......-..--. QO
SPECIAL PURCHASE OF TEA GOWNS
A!6atross. Cashmere and SIR :. .9S
richly tIimmed-vaIUss from 10
sl1.O 70 5000. Observation-Disclosures. % QR
styles are Princess. ACcOrdian and
Watteau-howinE. kimono or fitted
s!eeveS-sone with trafns-son1e
styles entirely OF lace and ribbon
inserts.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
CARNEGIE GIFT TO CLEVELAND.

rleveland July IA gift Of $4,000 10 the city
~ Cleveland by Andrew Carnegie. for library pur-
p'sfa, was announced by ". II. Beck. city libra
..Sh' to-day Three years ngo Mr.. Carnegie gave
t e city $4,000 with this sum Of money hVe
- - ehcn Libraries completed. with the ada'-
Ipaal gift Of sl23.9O0 TWO more branches viii be
Constructed
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
CANADIAN ARTIST FOUND DEAD.
William Townley Benson Killed at Saltillo,
Mexico-Friends Suspect Foul Play.

Mexico City, July 17.-Privnte kilograms re-
ceived here to-day from satillo announcing the
trncic death in that city Of William Townley Ben-
son n Canadian artist Of note His body was
found lying in the Alameda Park with bullet
hole in his head Mr.. Benson had spent much time
in Mexico IN the last several years He made a
SnectaItv of painting Mexican scenecy. The local
authorities of Saltillo accepted the suicide theory
but friends of the dead man doubt that he took
L. fA
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
BIOS Il MRl 53EI5. 5AN3EIR5. FoINTs Ey2!1., / I

- ~ - - W w NEW E.NIl4A-NAt =
ALL RIVER LINE via Newport and Fan
River Live. Pier II. y. Z II. Warren - e.
week days and Sundays 2 80 =. NJ Strs
Priscil!a and Puritan Orchestra on each
PROVIDENCE LINE. for Providence. Bos-
TON. East and North Lv. Pier Is. y. r., II
Murray st. week days only, L. II. Strs
Providence and Pilgrim. Orchestra on eaCn
NEW BEDFORD LINE. for New Bedford,
Woods Hole. marthas Vineyard. Nan
tucket, Mattapoisett. Marion and other
points on Cape cod I-v- Pier 40. y. r. II
Clarkson st, week dave only, Z. NJ Strs
Maine and New Hampshire.
NORWICH LINE, for New London. Block
Island. Norwich. Watch Hill Sarr dgansett
Pier. Worcester. East and North Lv. Pier
40. y r., u Clarksou St. week days only,
2 7. NJ: Pier 20. Z r. Il r. 22d St, $50
i. NJ. ALSO DAYLIGHT TRIP Mondays.
Pier 40. =. r.. 10 a NJ: u. 2 22d -.
1913 a NJ Strs- Chester W ChaPin and
city OF Lowell.
NEW HAVEN LINE. for New Haven and
North. I've Pier 90 E. r week days. 2:i5
p. NJ; Sundays, $50 A. NJ Live. foot East
22d St. week days 800 p NJ Sundays
1000 4. NJ Sundays due New York on re
turn. 900 p. NJ str Richard Peck
Tickets and Etaterooms at Pas. GT3 llso
1900 and 1854 broadway. % Union So. lS2
Fifth Ave. 649 Madison Ave. 245 Coum-
bus Ave. 1O5 ". 125th St. 2T9s Third Ave
and Piers New York.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18

connecting with o & w. Ry.
Special trains = Catskin Mt. resorts ana
Saratoga. and easy connections to all points
hargare cbacite5 80 of7ces =, ~ \ V Trans-
Ter so. Through rail tickets between y. Y.
and Albany accepted. Most delightful one
half and one-day outings to West Point,
Newburgh. or Poughkeepse. returning on
any down Dsv boat. Meals served at all
hours MUSIC
SIR. NARY P0WELL. sfeve sfe soitnnn'
Perfect Afternoon outing. Leave Desb'ses
ht 40 PM. connecting at West -oint with
STR. ETPAEY due West 42d 50. $40
-N0 EA'-'-<%4' p NJ Orchestra on
each steamer.