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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-07
NO So DEscUIDe UD.

Los varios s1ntomas de una CO.,
dici6n debilitada que toda per.
soma reconoce en- 81 misma, es una
adYertencia que por ningun. con.
cepto deberfa pasar desapercibida.
pues de otra manera los g6rmenes
de enfermedad tomaran incremen.
to con gran peligro de fataies con.
secuencias. Los germenes de IA
tfsis pueden ser absoryidos poI
los pulmones q cualquiera hora
echando raices y multiplicandose,
q no ser que el sistema sea ali
mentado hasta cierto punto qI le
facilite resistir sus ataques. La
PREPARATION DE- WAMPOI.R
que es tan sabrosa como la miel y
contiene los principles nutritiVos
curatiYos del Aceite de H1gado
de Bacalao Puro, que extraemos
directamente de los hfgados freseos
del bacalao, combinados con Jarabe
de Hipofosftos Compuesto, Extrae-
tos de Malta y Cerezo Silvestre,
fortifca el sistema contra todos los
cambios de temperature, que pro-.
Queen inVariablemente Tos, Catarro,
Asma, Gripa, Tfsis y todas las en-
fermedades emanadas por debilidad
de los pulmones = constitution ra-
quitica. Tomada q tempo evita
IA tfsis; tomada q tempo Ia cura.
GEL Professor Bernardo Urueta, de
Ia. Botica Frizac en- la Ciudad de
Mexico, dice: Por Ia presente tengo
el gusto de participar q ids. que
he usado en- mi i1iio, enfermo de
Nal de Pott por indication del
DIR. Rafael Lavista, la Preparation
de Wampole, que Uds. preparan y
ademas de que lie ha hecho muclo
bien, su est6mago Ia tolera muehf-
simo mejor que las Otras prepara.
clones de aceite de bacalao. Igual
cosa ha pasado con algunos otros
nifos q quienes les he recomendado
que usen la medicina de ids" No
importa que clase de tratamiento
haya tenido NAL exito en- el case de
I'd. no Sc desespere hasta que Ia
haya probado. Eicaz desde Ia pri-
mera d6sis. Nadie sufre nm des-
sngafio con eSta. En- las Boticas
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DESGRACA OCURPI-
da en- Bayan6n.
Una caTleta aat6 a un nifo pssan
dole por encima del GusrpO.
Sc lntQrma que sR Gatsho Igndsn ID lsGhs atil:
tGrada.
s. IltaIna ga1 q GaIaIa Ialdal 4 Ieeha adlI.
(De maestro corsspOnsal. )

Febrero s.
El muchacho Hipolito Amezquita fu6
muerto por IN CAIRO propiedad de Bauz6
Amezquita, trabaiaba como cuartero en-
los carros de cana del senior Bauzk. pa
rece que se do una caida, paa6ndole el
caro- por eucima qUedando muerto inatan-
tant amente. El infeliz muchachO, seg6n
pe me informa, contaba como de 8 & 81
amos Mientras Sc est6n ocupando mucha-
chos para eata clase de trabajos estar6n
oouTriendo estas desgraciaA.
Continuar6 informando sobre este suce-
50 segdn vaya adquiriendo information.
El teniente Schetiny 90 constituy6 enae.
guida en- 81 lugar del suceso hacienda
Las inveStigaciones con Ia actividad que
acostumbra.
Respetables BefioraB de esta ciudad,
se acercan mi, 4 informarlne, que el
domingo pr6ximo pasado estuvieron en- el
Parque tomar unos refrescog, los cusleB
no pudieron tomar debido al defciente
servicio.
AL pdblico Sc debe tratar con considera-
ci6n y respeto.
Tambi6n me informa 81 senior Martin
Gustavo, que Ia leche que se expende en-
los dep6sitos de Catafio, es adulterada al
extreme que eDferma 4 los nifios. Tras.
ladamos 81 informe 81 doctor Lasale-
ta.
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AuMENTOS lLEGALES
Ia conlatn dsI Canal en- 81 Dspartansnto De
SanIdad.

Todos los aumentoB de salarios hechos
por Ia Comisi6n del Canal en- 81 departa.
mento de Sanidad para Ia zona del Canal,
son iIegales puesto que los tltimoB poderes
legislativos conferidos por el Congreso IS.
piTaIon en- 1905.
Las ofeinas de correos que bajo las lei
yes de Ia zona del Canal pagaban salaries
de 5000 anuales & los administrators,
han aumertado los aueldos de modo que
ahora tienen 81 300 con dos ayudantes de
81, 200 y $1,000 respectivamente. Eatos
aumentos de salarioB estos pueBtoS nue.
vos han Bido creados por la comiai6n.
Todos los salarios han Bido aumentadOs
10 mismo. Pero Sc cree que los emplea'
dos pagadores rehusaran pagaT desde ell
primero del eutrante mes estos aumentos y
solo se pagar6 IL suma eatipulada pr las
leyes de Ia zona del Canal.
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pr6stito preaent6 luego Ia difcuitad de que
no cOnAtaba en- 81 'sbiIl'' Ia palabra 'oro''. /.
Que go trata pues del cumplimiento de una
Icy aprobada por Ia legislature anterior la
q. autoriz6al Consejo Executive para hacer
on principle ese contrato. Que en- cuanto
& los deseos del sefor Guerra refsrentes &
explicaciones del contrato Ia mas elocuente
expIicaci6n es Ia lectura de dicho COntratoy
El selor Zeno SO dirije 81 escritorio del
Lcdo. Guer1s pone en sus mauos 81 con.
trato original del Consejo.
EI senior Guerra dice que debe tradu
cirse 81 doctor Zeno le manifesto que
como 81 conoce perfectamente 81 ingles
puede estudiar el contrsto y formar opi-
ni6n.
El sefior Santoni dice que no debe ire
81 estudio del contrato original para Tesol-
yer 81 punto puesto discussion solamen-
ta estudisr las enmiendas que han de ter.
minar este impoTtante sBuntO.
CoatSnG0 en- "a p6gislo "a
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los PLEITOS De Ia IGLESIA
lnbas parties van % apsIaeI6n washington.

Sc informa que 81 attorney general de
Puerto Rico en- representation de cate pue.
bio ha interpuesto apelaci6n, ante Ia Cor
te Suprema de Washington, de Ia senten-
cia dictada por 81 Tribunal Supreme de
Puerto Rico en- eI pleito ndmero uno que
sigue Ia igleaia cat6lica , fue fallado en- So
favor por este tribunal. Sc refere este
pleito los Conventos otros edifciop que
Ia Corts suprema de Puerto Rico ha de.
elarado pertenecen 4 Ia iglesia.
Aaf mismo ha inteTpueato apelaci6n Ia
representation de Ia iglesia para ante eI
Supreme de Washington, de Ia sentences
dictada por 81 Tefsrido tribunal Supreme
de Puerto Rico en- pleito ndmaro 10 que
declare sin lugar y SO refere 4 Ia Capilla
situads al Este del actual Asito de niHos
dc SantnEce. Lleva eAtos asuntos On nom.
bre de Ia iglesia cat6ica 81 Lcdo. sef1or
j. Hernandez Lopez
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Gamas ] MaquInas.

Mas de siete mil camas se recibierou en-
las tiendss de Arrivf todas de difarentes
modelos deBde So hasta $175 de dosel y de
carroza.
Recibieron tambien nm cargamento com
pleto de maquinas de cOssr que debido 4
So gran acOgida On ID isla durar6 pOcos
dfaa.
Muy pronto montaFemos agencia en-
otFoa pueblos de ID isla debido que el
p6blico 10 solicita Rsf.
Tenem0a aceite, correas, agujas = tOda
pieza de sepueBtO para las miBmas. Arriyf
Hermanos.
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"a question Dc llnItss entire Bolivia ] Paraguay

Dicen de Buenos Aires que se ha firma.
do ALI IN protocolo entire los representan.
tes de Bolivia y Paraguay, conviniendo
en- someter Ia question de los lfmites al ar
bitrage del preaidente de la Argentius,
para deslindar el territorio discutido y
manteneE la cosa en- stotu quo, haHta que
81 asunto este arreglado defnitivamente.
El gobierno de Ii Argentina garantiza 81
cumplimiento del protocolo.
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MdsIea @ CaItss

La gran casa editora de AstTuc de Pa.
rfs ha remitido Il PARIS BAZAR tres
composiciOnes musicales del seiior Cortes
dos vaIses PIainte Amoreuse cantada con
tanrO exito en el teatro y Vallis de lar
mes, IN vals lento muy Undo, ambos se
venden & rs centavos uno. Ia otra pieza
es IN Two Step tftuIada Book March que
vale so csnfavos. En- 81 PARIS BAZAR,
FortsleEa 27 a Fzo G5u
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Parto RIea Lasnla Cann!ssIaR.

Registro del movimiento de enfermos
on Ia Estaci6n de Utuado desde 81 % de
Agosto de 1906 IL 81 de Enero de 1907.
Enfermos admitidos 2,606, id. an trata-
miento 6,349, id. curados 894, id. falleci-
dos 8-Dr. NJ Roses. Director de Ia
Eetaci6D.
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Reunion de esCuadrones asiatiCos.

Washington, FebTMo 4.
del Dparameno
Dc eryo en- log mares de Asia Pacfco a dado los
tudia
repdbica, eauadrons srviGo
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SE8IgI0 HSPHGIAL DE CABLES
Ia Dsnoeracia' J Ia Correspondence
lsL1l..I5DE7 UnIDas
Una declaration De MI. OIneY.
Washington, Fe ebrero q.

Oney sguente
G6n al am6cOapoE
California peculs
enen jurisdiction gobeo local caFniano Las pabra Mr. one
reheau
particular mentadas yohee Cia pueblo
81 debaido et6 U
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Las ohras del canal de Panama.


del Donald pri
sbjos d Nc Donald
faoarTi subteneo (ubWay) Oliver
m cmid6n
ehontR
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Aver fue conducido de Il c6Ecal de
San Juan nvArsCibo. Ia galera de su.
mario anexa III presidio 81 pFeso Arcadia
Bsnitez (R1 Bien te veo. s di.posici6n de.
"a corte de iusficia da San Juan.
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TREAsuRn DEPARTMENT OF PoRTo RICO
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.
BIENESINMUEBLEs.

de l dia de
1907
clos
Lag das los eargO done de Bentas Inernaa
PR0PIETARI0S Description de COnribucOns gaEOa
PRBIERA sUBAsTA
Succession Bruno un nsarde 16x
dtuados e n en- a
sEGUNDA sUBAsrA
Succession Eusbo Ilopi paiay zinc
n e barIiod Sl,ouoe
radede aaes
p..u. v..,. ggea
lar x yaa stuadoe en- ell bariod
r,.os 49,. Pueblo sa9turoe
liboro Martinez zines stuada
e barro de Mnilas Santurcey cIavada
CeIatno ndrade
Aero Dahnan Una de MADEIRA techada
lar de 4S cuadradas stuadoe enel baro
Seboruco ntuTce 10
rem lon
dfa g
Firmado r. T Pone-COlecOr
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En- ell Japon.
Toxic, Febrero 4.

u a ! " 4
% Causado gun cuos poos depertado
los gbino entendido
Tpdbca Nortmic opinion pdbca es h souc6n del
aduee ho en deos De afnz los ESdo Uni
ntignaa Ea CLONE da cord 8
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Hotel San Juan" refoInadu.

Ofrece q sus clientes tanto de La isla como
de la Capital Y todO Ell mundo en- general
coInidas sanas y bien condimentadas q las
costumbres del pals, ,Americanas, Francesas
v Espafiolas. Habitacion esc6modas, ven-
tiladas y con vista q la bahia, un cOmedor
espacioso de dOnde sc edOmina Ia entrada Y.
salida de todos los Vapores aI puerto. Ser
viciO baio eompetente direction, siendo sus
preciOs sumamente modfcos
Pasajerosde de un dia paraotroa $3.50 diario
id. por5 dias solamente 1.25
ia. pOr mas de dias 100 =
Sc admifen abonadosy Y bateas preeios
c0nvenci0naIes PropietaFia, Mercedes
Cespedes viuda de Ledesma Administra-
dor, Alfonso Soto. 40. "
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Atero Dahnan
TREASUR Y. DEPARTMENT OF PORTO z
sUBAsTA PUBLICA
BIENEs INMUEBLEs

En- Sub Coleuia de Rnas IRenas Isabella 20 de Fbro
debido tempo las Vencay los
-
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In ata inprania sa Vende papel de pe
Eii65 zicr viriio S2-0O duinSnl.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-10
AINLEY LOSES
ANOTHER POINT

Emmett Ainey again loses in his divorce
controversy with his wife, Charlotte Ain
ley. until recently of Huddersheld, Eng.
A short time ago Ainley filed motion
for leave to discontinue his divorce petit
tion on which he once obtained decision.
On IL appearing to the superior court
that Mrs. Ainley had not been properly
notified OF the pendency OF her husband $
petition decision in his favor was set
aside.
AS the respondent has motion I'm the
nature OF cross petition pending under
which she can obtain relief by reason oi
her husband having domicile here.
Judge Mumford denies Ainley's motion
While a part OF Mrs. Ainleys motion Is
stricken out because the court thinks II
Objectionable the important part is not
though Ainley wanted II all struck out
In the course of n rescript filed In the
case. Judge Mumford says: THE ale
cation OF n fraudulent institution and
prosecution OF a divorce petition may, In
my opinion. be reasonably held to be
gross misbehavior. as IL Ia an attempt
by the petitioner 10 rid himself OF his
wife by fraud perpetrated under the form
OF legal proceedings"
James E. Smith is attorney for Mrs.
Ainley.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-10
FINANCIAL
new YORK STOCK MARKET

New York Dec. 1O--Opening prices of
stocks were lower than last right. ths
coppers showing prominently In the de-
cline. American Smelling fell lSs: Erie
second preferred 2, Northern Pacific. Mis-
souri, Pacific, Kansas and Texas prefer
red, Atlantic Coast Line Reading, Ameri-
can Sugar and American Tobacco pre-
ferred |, and Chesapeake and Ohio, New
York Central. Amalgamated copper, Ana
conda Mackay companies and Distillers
Securities large fractions,
American Locomotive preferred sold az
an advance OF 2h.
IL a. m.-The early depression was over
come for a brief time and the initial
losses were practically recovered Fur
ther selling, however, began on large
scale at the higher level and there was
n resulting decline in which the Hill
stocks suffered severely
The Coppers made some show of resist
ance as did the Harrmans. Distilers
Securities renewed it's downward coarse.
and there was also continuation of yes
terday's pressure against American Su-
gar. Nashville. Chattanooga and st.
Lous fell 16 points, Disullers Securities
4A, Westinghouse Electric 4. American
Sugar S1a. and other prominent stocks
to 22.
Noon.-There was n moderate rally
which put American Smelling, the United
States Steel stocks, Union Pacific and
few others a small fraction above last
nights closing. Atchison preferred rose 3
and Western Union 1ia Prices relapsed
afbruptly later when call money went TO
% per cent.
There were extreme declines in St Paul
preferred g. American Sugar 4 II. Great
Northern preferred 4h, General Electric
3h ard Northern Pacific 3. Bonds were
easy
p. m.-Stocks continued TO be pressed
for sane, the weakness of Reading and
the Western railroad stocks inducing
larger sales for both accounts.
2 y. m.-The market became very quiet
in the afternoon and there was a better
tone to the trading although the recov-
cries were slight.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-10
FR. MAHONEY
IS DEAD At 56
At WOONs0CKET

Rev George T. Mahoney, pastor OF So.
Charles church, Woonsocket. died at 12:lJ
this morning after an illness which had
confined him to the rectory the greater
part OF the time since his return from Eu-
rope last June. The announcement of his
death was made known throughout the
city by the tolling OF the church bells
and there is general regret among tho
people OF all denominations. he being
greatly respected and admired by all. The
immediate cause OF death was Brights
disease coupled with heart trouble.
Monday morning FIR Mahoney began to
sink rapidly and his death was momenta-
rily expected for several hours. His
brothers and sisters were at his bedside
during tho day and Bishop Harkins, his
close friend was with him a greater
part of the day.
Rev FIR. Mahoney was one OF the best
known clergymen OF the Catholic faith
in the state He was a native OF this city,
having been born here on June 26, 1881.
Following an elementary education re-
ceived in the public schools of that city
he studied in st. Charles college, Balt-
more, whore he completed the classical
course. He also completed two-years'
course in philosophy in Montreal college
and then studied three years I'm the
Grand seminary in Montreal
Rev. Fr. Mahoney was ordained TO the
priesthood I'm the old cathedral here OH
June 26. 1875, on his birthday, by special
favor, by the late Bishop Hendrickson.
After having been ordained he served at
various places, chiefly at st. Mary's, OIL
NEVILLE; at Taunton, Mass. and at 81.
Mary's, Fall River. He served for three
months as assistant 10 Rev. Charles Dau-
ray OF the Church OF the Precious Blood
in this city. He was then appointed pas
tor OF the Church Of Our Lady of the Sa
cred Heart at Central Falls where lie
served for IA years. In his pastorate
there he paid off a large church debt,
built n rectory, remodeled the interior %
the -chureh- t-a-eest- -ef ttiA,A6e and -pttr-
chased the Sprague property for con-
vent and school
He was appointed pastor of St Charles
church in February. 1894. succeeding Rev.
FIR, Michael McCabe. He was later made
irremovable pastor OF the church. this be-
ing one OF the few parishes In the state
where this condition exists.
FIR. Mahoney's work In Woonsocket had
been eminently successful and he had be-
come honored among all classes. He was
| very devoted TO the charitable work of
his parish. Since he was appointed as
pastor he had erected the St Charles
school and hall and recently established
the st. Vincent de Paul home on Pond
street few years ago under his di-
reetion the interior of the church was re-
modelled at cost of several thousand
dollars.
| FIR. Mahoney returned last June from
an extended trip abroad I'm which he had
q number OF conferences with the pope
His health failed him upon his return
ana Tor greater part OF the time in the
interval between his return and his death
he had been obliged 10 give UP his pas
toral duties
Among the deceased's relatives are Drs
M. +. and Cornelius J. Mahoney and sew
eral brothers and sisters I'm Providence.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-10
ANNUAL POLICE
BALL OCCURS
THIS EVENING

The twenty annual concert and
ball Of the Providence Police association
will be held this evening in Infantry hall
and 1t will be a success despite threat
ening weather. II will be In charge of
the following:
General committee, Officer NJ. f. Fftz-
patrick, chairman; William +. McGann.
secretary; Chief =. Egan, treasurer;
James A. Lee f. NJ. Corey. James Gar
rlety. j. H. Shea, A. w. Rockford, Sergt.
w A OBrien; general superintendent,
Matthew + Fitzpatrick; reception com
mfttee, police commissioners, William H..
Luther, chairman; Harold j. Gross, Lew
is j. Pierce. Samuel Gee, secretary; DR..
c. A Griffin. surgeon; Chief. =, Egan,
Deputy Chief j. A. Murray; Capt. s. L..
w. Merrill. Chief Inspector C. s. Horton.
Capt. M. l.. Stone, Capt. A. Mowry, Capt.
William i. Whipple Capt. =. b. Cannon.
Capt, Frank A. Matthews. Capt. w. IL.
Lawrence. Deputy Inspector A. f. Nick
erson. officer William Il. Bowen; floor
director, Sergt. William A. O'Brien: as
sistant floor directors, William Il. Nc
Gam, w. t. Horr; aides, j. A. Lee, j. b.
O'Rourke, j. Feeley, r. Hopkins, u. A.
Sullivan. III. s. Paine. E. NJ. Cory. Will
liam Dolan, j. j. Reilly, j. IL. Fntgan, j.
A Flynn, M. J. Duffy, p. b. Perkins. G..
M. Hlndmarsh. j. NJ. Cannon, Il. II. Kav-
anagh, A. q. Applin, A. w. Rockford. j.
j. Lyons. j. +. Byron, w, +. Wixon, j..
Lenahan. G. McSoley, J. Garriety. ]. III.
Shea. j. b. Black. C. II. Streker. f. Jones,
j. III. Moffltt.
The concert will be by the American
band, and an interesting program will be
offered.
Gov. Higgins. Mayor Patrick j. McCar-
thy and state and city officials are ex-
pected 10 attend.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-10
BOYS Drink
WHISKY AND
ONE IS DEAD

Worcester, Dec, 10-Angelo Trafecante,
aged IL, OF 10 Lyons street, died in the
City hospital yesterday from alcohol
poisoning as the result from drinking 4
quantity OF whiskey which was given to
him and his chum, Frank Kane. aged l6,
OF 1872 Shrewsbury street. sunday after
noon by man whom young Kane SAID
was a stranger.
The whiskey filled quart bottle, and
the two boys drank IL all in East park
late I'm the afternoon.
About midnight Sunday night both boys
were found by Patrolman Thomas j. Kei-
liner lying on the grass unconscious, They
were taken to the City hospital, where
young Trafecante died
The Kane boy was revived and allow
ed to go home. He says the last he re-
members was falling over about o'clock
after drinking the whiskey.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-10
GIBBES WILL
TRIAL STOPPED

Newport. II. l., Dec. f0.-The trial Of
The VIII OF Miss Emily q. Glbbes OF this
city, who left most of her property. val
ued at 100000 10 Barnard ecl,ky-. New
York city, was stepped IN the supreme
court tcday. where an effort was being
made TO break II by Mrs. Edwin A. Post
OF New York. sister, and decree or
dered sustaining the ?rceste court In s,.
fcwfre the VIII
Tha aoiion c<me ss,~- s&,> rrv had
spent nearly week hearing evidence in
troduced Ny the lawyers for Mrs. Post
who sought Go show thN the will wa =
made through undue influence by Mrs
Annie Mar ~ New York
II was understood after the court al :
iourned that q compromise had been
reached.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-10
Held in $1,000

Catherine Murphy. % years old. in dis
trfct court this morning. waived exam
ination on the charge OF having main
tained a liquor nuisance. and was held
for the grand jury In 1900 surety.
After the woman had pleaded Attorney
Dennis ii. Shcahan stated that the wo-
man had but few moments before ask
ed him 10 appear for her. lie stated that
the woman had small children. and that
she had told him that Miss Dcnehy. the
probation officer for women. was willing
60 bail her.
Miss Denehy told the court that she
did not care 90 go bail In such cases and
would not unless ordered 20 DO 30 by the
court
Judge Lee said he was not disposed TO
order her 90 go bail In such cases. and
tho episode ended.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-10
HUGHES ORDER
IS HELD Up
BY COURT

New York. Dec. i0.--The order OF Gov
ernor Hughes directing the removal from
Office OF John i. Ahearn. president Of the
Manhattan borough will not take imme-
date effect. Justice Truax OF the SUI
preme court today. on application OF Mr..
AheArn's counsel. signed an order re-
straining the mayor and county clerk
from proceeding under the removal or
der on the ground that the money OF the
taxpayers is involved I'm the case and that
Il may result in needless expense IL
was made returnablo next Friday.
Ahearn's removal was ordered by the
governor after an investigation Of charges
Of neglect and misconduct in office, made
by OFFICERS OF the City club.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-10
BANKER BARNETT
GETS $4,000 BAIL

San Francisco. Dec. l0.-Banker Walter
J. Barnett Is at liberty today on $4,000
bail. but his fellow-official. J. Dalzell
Brown. Is unable TO obtain bonds and
spent last night in the city prison. David
+. Walker. president OF the suspended
California Safe Deposit and Trust cont
pany, who was arrested at Santa Bar
bara. viii lbe brought 10 this city today
A statement setting forth the assets and
liabilities OF the company shows 5000 900
due TO depositors. Examination OF the
assets reveal about s7,0oo.ooo In property
which II considered good. Loans and 9TH
er assets bring 100000 more.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-10
Municipal Court
(Rofore Judge Snlnk. ]

(Before Judge Spink)
Will proved, Estate OF Mary +. Greene;
administrators appointed. Estates OF sam
uel Wicks, Ana Zinabel, Margaret Calvin.
Michael Conlon and Benjamin Trip.
guardians appointed. estates OF Jane
White ct al and Henry G. Peck; inven-
tory accepted. estate of Ann II. X. Whit
aker: accounts allowed. estates OF Fran.
ces J. Hodges and Edwin Brown; miscel-
laneous. estates OF John H. McGuinness,
commissioners report confirmed; estate
OF Bridget Loughlin. alias; decree of SUI
perior court
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-10
Rhode Island Co. Sued

The Rhode Island company is defend
ant in suit to recover 5000 damages filed
in the superior court today by Stephen
Cox of this city. Mr.. Cox claims that on
June IL, 1907. while he was carefully
driving on Manton avenue In wagon n
carelessly operated car that was going
AT high-speed- d-stTtsek- -Ais-waeett- and Ire
was thrown to the ground and badly in
jured about the right side. left leg and
back
Cooney & Cahill are attorneys for Cox