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Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-31
BY P. MICHELANo,
Deputy Clerk.
BENSON MINE NOTES.

tBenson PTess.1
Yesterday rich samples Of gold ore
were brought in from the Coffee Cafe
lode, one of nine gold claims owned
by A. ]. Collins. Steve Roerner and L.
D. Redfeld, prominent business men
OF Benson, forming group adjoining
La Vanita mine and taking i the eS-
tesion of the same gold Ledge.
A representative Of the Benson
Press interviewer Archie Chisholm.
who had just arrived from the scene
Of the strike, and he stated that the
- - I'D
ledge three feeJ vide, between granite
walls, at depth of only fourteen feet
bsEeath the surface. He said pile
of free gold ore amounting to proba-
bly, ten tons. has been taken out while
sinking the last nine feet of the shaft,
during which the gold ore vein grad
ually widened from two feet to its
present width of three feet at the
bottom. From tests made with gold
pan, enough yellow metal was recov
cred to satisfy Mr.. Archie Chisholm
that the ore is free milling and that
the pile on the dump would yield sufi-
cient net profits to pay for all expense
of sinking the shaft.
Mr.. Collins is having a sample test
ed at Douglas.
Archie Chisholm is a practical min
ing man. and SO confident is he Of the
merits of this gold district that he has
| decided to join with w. ]. Baldwin
in taking working bond on a gold
claim near La Vantia which belongs
to Clarence LOring-
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A letter from the valenzueia min
ing camp, % miles northwest Of Ben
son, was received by the Hub Mining
Investment company last Wednesday
which stated that the crosscut tunnel
was still in ore, and looking better
than ever President w. C. Ferris of
the Hub company drove down to in
spect the tunnel today and secure san-
pies Of the ore. This is his first visit
70 the mine since the ore body was
penetrated, and no sample OF it has
been brought to Benson, though 1t was
struck several weeks ago, ane the tun-
mel has been steadily driven in ore
ever since. It shows a small per cent
Of copper. in the form Of red oxide.
and Is supposed TO carry gold The
rich copper vein for which the tunnel
was started. has not been reached
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-31

The Hub Mining Investment COM
pauy Of Benson is communicating With
n. c. Westerfield of Phoenix with 3
view Of having one OF his dry process
concentrators installed on q gold group
near Benson
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rERRIToRY OF ARIZONA.

Average for September. 80
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CONCURSO DF PROYECf0S PARA UN PRESIDE
EN- SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO.

San Juan, P. r. Noviembre q de19O7.
Por virtud de uua Ley de la Aaambles
Legislative de Puerto Rico de fechR Mar
20 IA de 1907 fu6 deBignada una Comi.
ui6n para abEir un concuEso entire aFqui
tectoB de los EEtados Unidos , de Puerto
Rico eIegiE pianos para ls construction
de an Presidio en- San Juan un costo
que no podr6 excedeE de $4,000
Los arquitsctos que deBeeu tomRr pRTte
On 81 concurBo presentar6n HuE Rolicitudeu
por escrito, las cuaIas deber6n hRllarse en-
poder del ComiEionRdo del Interior en- 6
antaz del Is de Ensro de 1907. Las 20.
liCitudeS que % reciban despu6B de ega fs.
cha no seE6n consideTadag.
Copias del pFogramR oontsniando las
bases del concurso ssr6n TemitidaB q los
que las solicitor.
Ell hecho de soIicitaE IN programs ser
vir6 de aviso de que el intsressdo pisnGa
tomaF parte en ell concurso Laurence
Fl Grahame, Comisionsdo del Interior.
" a.
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los legttimog, peFo eBta disparidad de cri
teTio entire ella y la intestadR puede tsneI
Bu expliCaoi6n en- que, 81 bien q orden dC
suoedsE 90 baBa en- Ia presunCi6n del afecto
tRnto On una como en- otra BuceBi6n, en- Ia
testsda puede 81 Rbuelo favorecer & 30 deH.
oendencia ilegftimR mediante el teTcio de
Iibre disposition, mientraH que On la suce-
Hi6n intsstadR, 81 Ia ley no prevee para los
descendientsR ilegftimos, quedaTfan sin
representation en- l8 hsrenciR.
Adem6s, 81 Conforme 81 tiltimo pSTEafo
del AEtfcuIo 913 de nusstro C6digo los
abueloB heredar&n Hus descendienteg, sin
distinction tampoco entire legftimoB iIegf-
timos Iqu6 Eaz6n hay para que eStos Bu
vsz no heTeden al Rbuelo, como geciproci.
dad?
De entender FestEictivamente ID pala-
bra descendienteB del RFtfculo 905 en- ia.
vor de Los legftimoB Bolamente, habrfR
tambi@n que extender tai restriction las
SeCcioneB 2 y del Cap. III titulo 30. del
actual C6digO Civil.
En- cuanto Cristina Marta Smith, p, I
ser una hiia natural Esconoeida de Gai'
llermo Smith Plain eB indisCutible que
tiene deTecho heredarIe.
Las parties tienen derscho una Benten'
cia de acueEdo con esta opinion.
San Juan, r. r. Noviembre 80 de 1907
Pedro de Aldrey Juez de Ia Seoci6n
pFimera.
DECISION.-Por cuanto GuilIeEmo
Smith Plain falIeci6 en- 81 barVio de SAM
tuTce de enta ciudad eI dia 29 de Julio de
1906 yin hsber otorgado disposition tests'
mentaEiR y dejando como dnicos pRTientes
au hija CEiBtins Marta Smith y "a nieto
Guillermo Smith DelgadO Esgdn la peti'
ci6n iurada que Be hR pFesentRdo.
Por ouanto de Ia prueba teutifcal do
cumentsl apE recs que Ia defunci6n tuvo
IugaE an ls fschs consignadR que suB
6nicou descendisntea son Cristina Marta
Smith, hija natural Bnya deolArada tai
por sentencia y Guillermo Smith DeIgRdo,
hiio natural legRlmente Eeconocido de
Andres Avelino Smith musTtO en- 1897 8
hijo natural "a veg de Guillermo Smith
Plain.
Por cuanto Ia herencia deba dividirss
por parties iguRles entire dicha CEistina
Marta Smith Guillermo Smith Delgsdo
quien representa- los derechoH de 81 padre
premuerto Andres Avelino Smith.
Por tanto, declare heredeTos abinteHtato
de GuilleFmo Smith Plain 80 hija natu.
raj Teconocida Criatina Marta Smith On
una mitad de Ia heEenciR en- Ia otrR mi
tad & su nieto natural Guillermo Smith
DelgRdo en- representation de 81 padre
Andres Avalino Smith; expidi6ndoBele las
COpiaB certi6oadag que pidieaen, sin costas.
El SscTstario anotREE IN fallo de acuerdo
con esta decisi6n.-san Juan Juan, P. R
Noviembre 80 de 19O7.-PedrC de AEdrey,
Juez de IL Secci6n primers. Certiico:
Jose E. FigMeTas, SeOretario. Por A.
Marin MGri6n Sub HscTetario.
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DEPARTMENT of The INTERIOR OF
Porto RiCO,---San Juan
Competition fOr plans for q PsaItSntIlFy In
San Juan, Porto Rico.

By Act Of the Legislative Assembly Of
Porto Rico, dated March IA. 1907 q.
commission was appointed for the purpofe
of conducting competition, among archis
tscts Of the United States and Porto Rice,
to select plans for a Penitentiary to be
constructed in San Juan, Pto. Rico, the cost
ofsuch building not to exceed 100000.
Architects wishing to enter this compe-
tition must Bignify their intention in wri-
ting, and such application must be in the
hands Of tbs Commissioner of the Interior
on or before Jan. 18, 1907. No others
will be considered.
Copies Of the program, embracing terms
Of the competition, will be mailed upon
request.
Application for program will be conli.
deEed au sufficient indication Of intention
to compete.
Laurence. II Grqhame, Commissioner
Of the Interior. ~. q.
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La ACUSACION CON-
ira MuIerO fu6 sos
tenida pOr eI fiscal.
la vista de Ia eausa tsrmln0 a las
r de Ia nOChs
EI IuTat0 GOntlRu,hi rluRId0 hoy medic do
Sin LIagaI 4 u lGu0Tdo.

La Vista de Ia Rcugaci6n contra Gregorio
MuleTo llevada y soHtenida ante ls Corte
federal por eI fiscal de la misma aefioF
SRvaie, por delito de violRci6n en- la per
soma dc la jovan GenovevR Rodriguez, We.
Gina dc la plays dc FajaEdo. hecho ocurri'
do en- alta mar, que dpraDte dos diag ha
ocupado las sesiones del tribunal, go teFmi
no anoche degpu6s de las 10, despu6S de
los informes de gcuBaci6n y defensa. Lie.
van 6sta los BefioTes Lcdoa. MRaHary y
Payne.
La RcuBaCi6n Bostuvo la Comigi6n de IN
deIito que en- 81 lugRr ocurEido sag6n
las leyes faderales puede aparejar Ia pana
de muerte, soBteniendo debfa ser impuesta
en- este CaHo al acusRdo Mulero.
DsspueE de NADIA nOchs y de Ia inBtEuc'
ci6n del jurado que hizo 81 jusE Rode
por nm eBpRcio de tempo de mas de Is
bsio Ia custodia del Malhsl.
TodaH las horag Biguientes y bRHta hoy
medic diR eatuvo delibsrando el jurado,
no habi6ndoae dado & Conocer su versdic.
to todsvfa las 10 del dia de hoy.
El juicio contra el Compafiaro de Mule
70, Miguel Flores que TeBultR acusado de
IL como tripulRnts en- union de Rquel en- el
bslsndro On donde apaEeCs ocurri6 81 he
cho, aer6 viBto BspaEadaments , defender
este otr6 loB miDmoH HeiioTeH MasBaTy ,
Payne
En- el juieio celebrado aver preutaron
informes pericialss IoB doctoEeB Tomas
Vazqusz, J. A. Diaz y Lippit.
La defenBa hizo Tenunci8 de una paFte
de 50 pFueba testifcal.
81 fiscal Lcdo. savsjs pronunoi6 un
discuTBo de acusRci6n como de Is minutes
y Ia defsnBa, en- 50 informe oral cargo
del Lcdo. Payne tom6 muy pocos momen'
tos
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ATENEO PUERToRRIQUEGO.

Programa de las piezaB que toCar6 el
Be&tsto del Ateneo en- los saloneS de dicho
Centro en- la nochs del luneB 8 del &C.
tual:
PrimeTa, Ovsrtura "EuTganths," We.
baE.
ssgundai Selection Pagliaci (s) In
terms1zs CD Gavota LeoncavalIo.
TerceTSs Prelude TeFceT acto camille
de HieFFo," Marques
CuaRta: DanSa dele Ore BAilablea
"GioConda," Ponchie'i.s
Quinta; "Loin du Bal" Waltz, GiIIet.
6exts; Cavota "Mignon," I" Thomas.
A 10 bora Dc COstumbEe,
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PIANO

FL PARIS BAZAAR de Pedro Giusti,
ocaba de recibiE pianos francsIsu marca
PLEYEL, pianos alemanes maTca "Gors
d Kallman," pianos ameEicanoa maEca
"Wsbsr" , "Paris Bazar." Todou son
diguOn de Ia mayor confanzR por Eus exca.
lentes condolences musicRlas.
FL nombre que lleyRn responder de ID
supeTioTidGd del instIumento. Todo 81
mundo Ysnds pianos hoy, pero nadie tTAs
& Puerto Rico Las marcas, "Plsyel, GoRH
& KallmRn, Weber y Coble, nombrs1 CO.
nocidos On eI mundo enteHo.
SCI Paris Bazaar" no trae pacotiIla bR'
rata, solo vends artfculoH AupeEiore1 repu-
tadcg como 10 meioF
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RlVERO co.
InIsrs:a 4 los Prsf,ssrIs d na.!s..

JESUS RENDoN ALMIRA.-Tisns
conHtanta existeneia de los uiguientes inI'
trumentoE: FlautineB, FlautaI, TeTceTolas,
Oboes, RequintoI, CIaKineteg, FagoisI,
ViolineH, VioIoncelIos, ContrabsjoB, Man
dolinas, Bsndurrias, GuitaFrsI, CoEnetineB,
Onovenes, Trombones, Barftonog BombaF.
dinog, Helicones, (bsjoB) Tri6ngulos, Pla.
tilloA RsdOblantss , Bombus. MetodoH
de Solfso para toda cIaBe de inutTumen
tos. Accessories mdsica en- general
San Juan, P. r. Apartado mum. 216.-
Gale de Allen ndm. 81 Sol n6m. 26.
181. Y, 3.
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BANCQ De PUERTO-RlCO.
Esdmsnss De G.pirantes.

Sc aviga los j6veneB que han preSsn.
tado solicitudes para Optar & lRn cuatRo
pIazas de auxiIiares anunciadaa anterior
mente que los ex6menss para Cubrir lag
mismas darSn principle 81 JueVss IL de
DiCiembre pr6ximo, 4 las 8 de q manRna,
On Cuyo dia hora dsbsr6n preIentaKga en-
Ii Ofcina del Banco, Tetuan 8. lOs EefeTi.
dos aapiraDtes. San Juan P. r NoViem-
bTs 80 de 1907.-EI Preidente, II
PANIAGUA, eHE
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LA ESCUAORILLA
De TORPEDEROS.
Las avanzadas de Ia esCuadra ame-
riCana que va al PaGifiGO IIega-
roo hoy a San Juan.
El eanlndants uIslll d goburnldor ] este d
deVaOIVO.

En- las pFimeEas hoEas de Ia mATRna de-
hoy tom6 puerto en- 81 de esta Ciudad la
eEcuadrilla dc toFpsderoB que siFve de
avanEada & ls eBCuadra americana que vs.
& los mares del PaCiico y Cuyo visjs hA
Aido obieto de tantou comantaEios cen mo-
two de la situsci6n On que llegsron 8
colocRrse EstadoB Unidos y Jap6n.
Ssis grandes torpederoa ast6n fondeadOB
dende 81 muelle n6mero / hasta el Arsenal
muchos cuTioaos han lido & Is Marina =
muEallaa para ver loB barcos que ya otTas
vez viAitsFon eHts puRFto.
81 Comandants de Ia "escuadriIIa" vi.
alto al gobeEnador intsrino , ente anunci6
la devOIuci6n de la vista para la tarde
de hoy.
Acompana los toTpederoS 81 carbonero
"AEethuaa' = han hecho 81 visie hasts
Puerto Rico con 81 mayor 6xito.
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gOMPR0 CASA.

Sc daasa com 1Tsr una Oasa en slta ciu'
dad que g precio no escsda de 8 1000
pesos sin intervention de coEFedoE. Pro
poEieionsu, dirfiause p. O. Bo1S oSo' san
Juan
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SEPASk

Que no pnbIicamos comunicados sin que
sean pagadOs Dor adelantado.
Cada seis palabras Sc cuentan poE una
I1nea y la hnea vale diez centavOs.
Las caEtas que vengan con eOmun1ead09
sin au impoEta no Sc contestant
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e QulkN RIThs

Para 81 higado 81 Estomsgo, Einones ,
Ia HangEe cataFros, Hufcientsmente para
tRes meseS so centavos en ID FaFmacia de
GuilIermsty. Acsite Quaker 25 csn-
tavoL 80 Y. q.
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La N0eV3 Emulsion de Aceite de Hgado de-
Bacalao poE Excelencia.
reconstituye 4 los ninos, hacienda
los desarrollar en- hombres muie-
res fuertes Y vigorosos.
rs el deber de todo padre hacer
cuanto puede por su hijo, y aunque
no es possible dar una fortuna 4
cada nifo, casi siempre podemos
conservar su salud.
Eldeber paternal debe extenderse
no solamente a los hijos propios,
sino al mundo entero.
El bien comdn demanda que
todo nifo sea saludable. ~ss=.1.~
Los nif1os debiles causan mucha
augusta sus padres. La OZO-
MULSION contrahace los efectos
malefcos de los padecimientos in
families, evitando la tisis y robando
Ia condicion an9mica que Ia precede
de su poder maligno.
Sc obtiene resultados benefcio-
SOS de la primera dosis. 9
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NOTICE.
Office Of the Collector Of Customs.

San juan, P. R., December 5. 1907.
To whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that there will
be sold at public auction at ths Custom
House, San Juan, P. R., at 10 A. NJ ,
December 18th, 1907, to the highest bid.
der, the following described merchandise,
to wit:
ELEVEN (11) CASES CHOCOLATE
(Confsctionery.)
The Collector reserves tbs right to reject
any or all bids.
J. II. Causten.
Collector Cf Customs.
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81 Is cleric 10 quU 50 duRuneIs, Usu guard,
dsh0 scr CAstIgad0.

El policia que llevs la chspa n6mero
327 denunci6 esta mafisna an 81 juzgado
de paz 81 j6ven Julio Torres por alterar
la paz ,, no hsbisudo prusbas fue ablusI'
to por 81 iusz Bazau.
Al bajar la escsIeEa del juzgado, Hei1
foEma que 81 mismo policia tOm6 del bra.
90 al Citado i6ven llevkndolo otra vez
aETibs, preBent6 en- 81 juEgado municipal
otTa denunciR poE amenazaa.
ri juez del Vale no enco1trando deli.
to en- 81 acuNado, 10 absolvi6 de nuevo
dSndo eAo lugar 4, gsgdn 90 sfrma, que el
menCionadO poliCfa On formaS ds1cOmpueB'
tRB GmenazaEa 8 Torres.
Sc Informs que Torres pEssantaE6 nm
sBcEito 81 coEonel Hamill d6ndole II QUE
js de la detenCi6n = de- las amsnszag.
a. - nalr7-a.aA - RARRrDans
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eONPRO.

EnyoIturas del jabon Octag6n. Diri-
iirsa & '.La Tio1dita." PIaEa Principal,
To1s BaSGn, 1SWG
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Sc enviarA una muesra gratis todo el
que la solicite de Ia
OZ0MULSl0N COMPANY,
S4S Pearl Street, ,g NEW YORK.

La Ozomulsi6n es el reconstituyente natu-
raj que supple la Naturaleza para Ia curaci6n
de las Intermediates Pnlmonares de la
Garganta. Los Infantes los Muchachos la
toman tan gustosamente como sus padres
porque es dulce, pura, agradable al paladar,
digerible, y Sc asimila con facilidad.
Debido las miles de curas radicales que
ha efectuado la Ozomulsi6n ocupa Gsta el
primer lugar en- La estimaci6n de los Medi-
COS, quienes la consideran Ia Emulsion Ali
menticia de Aceite de Hfgado de Bacalao por
excelencia, cuyos otros agentes medicinales
son Ia Glicerina, los Hipofosftos de Cal
Soda un Antiseptico que es el rey de los
Germicidas. o
Los Medicos la usan personalnente Ia
recetan en- su practica privada asf como en-
los Hospitales, no solo en- todos los Pafses
tino-americanos, sino tambien en- los Esta
dos Unidos y la Europa.
Estese seguro de que la Ozomulsi6n harS
por Vd. 10 que ha hecho por otros.
Las personas que toman la Ozomulsi6n
gozan de perfecta salud. Su sangre sc puri-
hca Sc enriquece; el apetito aumenta y las
comidas Sc hacen mas apetecibles. En- fin, Ia
Ozomulsion da 10 que todos buscan:
SAH,IJn. RVIERZAS - RETIEZA
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SaIvad a los Mics

IodO el NIundO Sc Emfernece al
COntemPlar eI Amor PateFnaI.
NADIA conmueve tanto 4 un padre
como verse Tornado a presenciar
los sufrimientos de un hi1o amado.
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GRATIS! GRATIS!

Envienos su direction postal y 10 ctys.
0ro americana su equiyalente en- Eellos
de correO sin cancelar, de 50 pals, y le
mandaremos, Iibre de porte, una precio7
sa collection de POSTALES con vista de
New FORK y demas ciudades important
tes de Norte America.
NEW YORK LABORATORY COMPANY,
50 IS HaIFSi, New Yortr E. U. A.
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Las ALMoRRANAS Sc CURAN
EN- 8 a I4 DIAS, con Ell UNeUENTo DE
eHEeE-nas ~ raInalaae s,r,n ssa11
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OJO QUE INTERESA.-Se necssits
an Bocio con un capital de $500 para ex.
plotar IN buen tegocio. Informarsn
Hotel Borinquen. Tetuan 80.
PEQUENA FINOA.-Hato Rey, pa
radR 36.-Moderns casa, con Bsla, tres
euartoa complete CUARTO DE BA.
NO. La casa sstG enclavRda en- una
peqUsfia fnCs, toda ceTcSda con aqua
manantial. Palmas, mas de 800 pifas,
200 matas de guineoa en- production y to.
da Glaze de 6rboles frutalea. Sc vende
Sc GAMBIA poE casa en San Juan.-Iu.
foFmar6 Angel Rivero. p. o. Box 523
RELOJ PERDIDO.-ss gratiiear6
ibsTalments 81 que haya sncontEado y
entregus & 30 dulfia un Teloj de Eefiora de
orc, esmaltado, de dos chapas con grandes
iniciales E. I. entrelazadps con coIgan-
te de orc. DirigiEBe & Vicents Fano,
compsffa del FeFTocsrEil. 6v.G
VENTA DE UNA QUINTA EN-
HATO REY.-Ss vende por % coEto
una pEeciosa quinta en- Hato Rsy, con diez
cuerdAs BembFadas con mil arboles de Chi
mas 10 mil pifas Rod Spanish. DiEi-
girBe Vicente Fano, compsfiR del Ferro'
carril. 6VL
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8 v. q.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-12
MRS. FORMATO
AND CHILDREN
DEPORTED
Taken from Police Head
quarters by United
States Inspector.

A United States inspector and n OF
the matrons at Ellis Island took with
them today Maria Formato and her two
children. who are TO be deported 10
Italy under an act compelling those
who are declared to be undesirable cit
liens to return to their native coun-
tries. The Formato w,ornan was ar
rested Tuesday night at her home, 20
Garside street, by Detective Sergeant
Pagan and Policeman Lloyd. of the
Second Precinct station.
When the warrant arrived in this city
late yesterday afternoon, calling for the
arrest and deportation of Pietro For
alto and his wife, it was found to in
clude a child 21s years bid. The United
States inspector decided that he would
not take the woman and her two chill
dren without the assistance of a
woman so he secured the services Of
a matron frem Ellis Island.
While Mrs. Fornlato was locked up
in the women's room at headquarters.
Pasquale Matura, publisher Of an
Italian newspaper in this city, was dis
covered by Detective Sergeant Tuite
conversing with the woman from the
Green street window. Tuite at first
thought it might be her husband.
Matura explained his presence at the
window by saying that he was instru-
mental in raising a fund to defend
Formato, and merely went to police
Headquarters to bid the woman and her
children goodbye.
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MELLEN'S SECRET
NEW HAVEN TO SELL B. &
M. STOCK. He SAYS.
Rumor that Canadian Pacific Is to Take
Over Holdings at Good
Cash Figure.

BOSTON. Dec. 1z.-Charles S. Meller,
president Of the New York. New Haven
and Hartford Railroad let II be known yes
terday that negotiations are we'll under
way for the sale of the New Haven's hold
ings in Boston and Maine stocks to some
other railroad. Mr.. Mellen refused to say
with whom the negotiations were bein5
conducted, but confined himself to an as
sertion that the stock could be sold at a
satisfactory and profitable figure.
Il do not feel" he said, that nesotia :
lions looking to the sale Of our Boston and
Maine stock have reached that point where,
l can discuss 1t ct any length. 1t is not 4
subterfuge, however, and we are not seek
ing to evade In any respect either the spirit
or letter OF any law. TIL opportunity has
presented Itself to us whereby we can dis.
pose of our Boston and Maine stock al a
Very satisfactory and profitable figure. aud
naturally In the present state OF the finan
cial markets n cash offer such as we have
received looks attractive TO us,
Asked whether it was n friendly interest
which would make the purchase, Mr.. Mel
len replied: THE prospective purchaser is
Il competitive interest to the New York,
New Haven and Hartford, although our
road will be protected by contract, which
preserve our relationships"
Mr.. Mellen say the sale is for cash.
although the purchase price may be spread
over n series of payments.
According to one report, the purchaser
may be found TO be the Canadian Pacific.
The Boston & Maine leases ines extending
to Montreal, and has other connections,
whereby the Canadian Pacific could send
traffic over Its lines and those of its sub
salaries. The Canadian Pacific has not
previously made an invasion of American
railroad territory in the East. 1t has no
ice free seaport on the atlantic coast, and
the advantages of al outlet at Boston as
well as Maine ports are obvious.
The Canadian Pacific directors recently
authorized an Issue of $685. 00, 900 additional
stock. 1t was not definitely stated at the
time to just what purposes this stock
might be applied, but Ii was generally be-
lleved that the money would be used for
extensions In the West.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-12
NO NEW SALOON
KEARNY CHURCH PEOPLE
WIN THEIR POINT.
Council Refuses to Grant License to
Peter storospierstar to Open
a Place.

The Kearny Town Council at its
regular meeting last night refused to
grant a new license to Peter Storo-
spierstar. at Tappan street and Scluy-
Ter avenue. KearnY, as the result OF
several protests from property owners
in that vicinity. the knox Presbyterian
Church. The Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union and the Kearny Union
sunday School. After the application
had taken it's course Councilman III. 3,
Calthness moved thai the license be
mously.
Councilman Caithness also intro
dueed a resolution i%nstrueting the
clerk to advise the Erie railroad OF
Kearny avenue in both sections of the
town n request the same be renafred
which was passed.
Waser pugyeyor Richard veale re-
$2,119.
Superintendent of Public Buildings Ralph
5. foung issued i've permits during the
month that represented a value of SIS, 800
He also reported that he had made a per,
sonal inspection of all new buildings IN the
course of erection. :
An ordinance for the Improvement of a
final reading.
Town Counsel j. Franklin Crowell re.
ported that the case of A. e. Sergeant
against the town for 800, due on tbs
Argyle place improvement is ON the court
calendar for this month,
Chief of Police William Tolen reported
II arc and 800 incandescent lights out dur
ing the month.
James Hutchinson, of Kearny. made m
application for chanceman that was re-
ferred to the police committee.
The w. G. I. u. of Arlington, through
its president, Mrs. H. F.. Marks. requested
through a communication information re-
garding establishing drinking fountains Ii
the town. The women contemplate plac.
ing n In Arlington Square.