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New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
MERGBs WITH AUTOMOBILE CLUB.
Aeronautic Society and Automobile Club of
America Unite.

A coalition between the Automobile Club Of
America and the AeronautIc Society was formed
at a meeting held in the rooms Of the Automobile
Club in West 54th street. last night, which mem
bers of both organizations thought would increase
aeronautical activities in this country.
It was pointed at the meeting last night by
Mr. Gibson. of the Automobile Club. how important
would be the prestige and financial backing Of that
institution working in sympathy with the much
Younger aeronautical society, and after midnight
reciprocal offers which had been made by both
parties were accepted. II was said the coalition
would result among other things, in the early for
nation of an international Walton league
BY the terms agreed upon last night the Auto
mobile Club of America is 70 be acknowledged by
the Aeronautic Society the sole representative
in America of all foreign aviation clubs OF socie-
ties which may join the new international league
NEGOTIATIONS with foreign clubs already begun by
the Aeronautic Society would. it was agreed, be
turned over to the Automobile Club.
The Aeronautic Society will permit the Automo-
bile club to Use the Morris Park grounds and viii
hold its meeting each Wednesday night in the
rooms OF the Automobile Club
II is thought that Of committee Of three which
the Automobile Club will appoint an aviation
committee at least member viii he drawn from
the Aeronautic Society. although at the meeting
last night that matter not decided
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17

tly-we settle them with our fists, TO "hloh MAINS
rened You are evidently not an American
Mr. Mcintyre. unable to prove by the witness tila'
he ran with upraised hand toward Captain HAMS
next endeavored to show by the witness "hether
there were oars boathooks, tackle or any lhIils
loose on the float which might have been caueh'
IN 10 use as an offensive weapon. The witness
couldn't remember
Mr. Andrews denied that he had seen Mr.. Ropeil -
nick up Captain Hains's revolver after the la''ei
had dropred it. or that he had seen Roher's az
vance toward Thornton Hams and point the re-
volver him.
L did not hear Thornton Hams say; lie IS my
brother: III take charge of him. Get an ofheer'
I'll hold him till he comes
Mr. Mcintyre. cross-examining Mr.. Andrews
asked: -,
DO you know anything about his LAnnlS s. reia
tions with Mrs Claudia Hains?"
Mr.. Darrin shouted vehement obJeelon' anu
was sustained. -,
Word was brought Alexander Jardlhe' Iie
Indian who occupies the seventh seat IN the JIi y
box that his father had died. Justice crane caieu
the lawyers to the desk, and he asked the iuui3
to step out Of the box He Informed Jaldihe oI r'e
death of his father. OF which it then appeaied' " "
had already been apprised The juror sal" 'ii0' i0
did not care to attend the funeral
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
FERRIES COSTLY TO CITY.
Staten Island and 39th Street Lines
Run at Big Loss, WitnesS Says.

Tes1ifyinE Yesterday before the legislative COM
rntttee investigating the city's finances John N.
rfelan. auditor Of the Department Of Docks and
Ferries said that the city lost S.o262 272 in 1857
through the operation Of the Staten Island and
earh street ferries. This included SS0.114 IN
-erest on the bonds OF the S9th street ferry and
Os2 E2 on Staten Island ferry bonds Outside Of
the ferries :he Dock Department IN 1907, Mr..
Pnelan said made q profit Of sl.12l9e2.
Answering question by Senator Cassidy, Mr..
PheIan said the city paid so.4ooooo for the Staten
Island ferry properties At the start It spent $40
eso for the boats and $4,000 for other properties
As soon il acquired the ferry It began the work
Of Improvement
John ? Ambrose. Superintendent Of Ferries. said
G private company couldn't make the ferry pay
srd give good service the city gave.
Commissioner spooner Of the Department Of
Docks and Ferries said that by the tine the
Whitehall ferryhouse was completed the outlay on
ferries would exceed by sooo0oo the figures already
given H said men were appointed the recon-
rendarion OF politicians. and that the ap-
pointed had 70 be OF the Civil Service lists
John p Dunn. assistant Corporation Counsel. in
charge OF the Bureau of Street Opening. testified
about the system Of condemnng land. At present
there 257 proceedings under way in his depart
rrent- The present system Of payment for the
commissioners service-a per diem charge Of SO
was bound thought, TO result in abuses. Exces-
ssve awards rare, he said. but there a
tendency excessive payment the commits
tiorers through unnecessary hearings. He thought
q regular condemnation commission devoting its
entire time 70 the work would be Improvement.
he said that much money could be saved on un-
necessarily technical and detailed advertising in
connection with the proceedings.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
PUsHcART PBDLBR KILLED BY AUTO.
Dodges Trolley Car in Second Avenue, but
Machine Hurls Him to Curb

Abraham Bleuer. a pushcart pedler, of No l59
Allen street. hit by automobile at 10th
street and Second avenue yesterday morning and
thrown against the curb He was picked up un-
conscious and taken to Bellevue Hospital where
he died at o'clock last night.
The peder tried to avoid southtound trolley
car and failed to the automobile coming north.
The automobile struck him squarely. PaTolman
Hartwig Of the oh street station called Dr.
Iackey from Bellevue Hospital and Bleuer was
taken there unconscious. The driver, Rene Pu-
ta,.no of No IS West I4Sd street, arrested
and taken 10 the Yorkville court. where Magis-
trate Harris his examination for ro-morro"
The chauffeur said the automobile was owned by
August stz, Of No. Ai. 4l6 and ia West I4th
street.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
AN t. SEAT FOR ALL BRooKLYNITEs.
P. S. G. Issues Tentative Order for Improved
Service on Three Lines.

The Public Service Commission issued Yesterday
q tentative order for improved service on several
Rrooklyn elevated lines. Hearings will he begun
before Commissioner Bassett on December a. The
lines affected are the Lexington avenue, METtIe
avenue and Broadway lines of the Brooklyn Union
Elevated. the first two entering Manhattan over
the BROOKLYN Bridge the last the Williams
burg Bridge. Commissioner Bassett has had in
spectors al work for considerable time these
lines and has devoted mCCn personal attention TO
traffic conditions there His order is intended to
compel the lines to operate at rush hours every
train and every car which the physical condition
Of the lines viii permit and to graduate this ser
vice to the non-rush hours. day and night. in such
"a shiCn as enough trains and enough cars
in each train afford a seat for every passenger.
The commission ordered a hearing for January
on the proposal OF the Interborough Rapid Tran
sit Company TO build new subway station at
loOtb street and Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday, Dec. 16. 1908.

Port of New York, "Wednesday, Dec. To- I9Vo'
ARRIVED.
Steamer Columbia Br' Weisworth class" ana M Mg
fo peceut@r : % Henderson Brothers. with 40 cal
and 30 s;eeraga passengers and mdse Arrived a; '
tcsn3Sr ,@rpenare ,I,utch). Paranaribo De
Wesr India with passengers mails ana nidSe-
Arrive at II 30 m 18TH
lrsbrcok tiSrl. lstroil swansea
p 20 simpson. spence -cung. with mdse Arrived AZ
the Bar 10
Pacific with passengers and nltse-
Passed Cuar5nti 20 at 6-3l a ~
Steamer Fl Rio Galveston December 10 - tho
Southern with mdse- Passed in Quarantine ~
steamer Maracas ,Brl. Kirkhy. Terrh Amhoy the
Trinidad shipping Trading Co in ballast Going the
10 y
" i'm rlse. Passed in Quarantine at f256 u
steamer Vaderaud tBelgl. Earn1n. Antwerp December
:. Red Lite. WIKI passengers and ultIse.
Southeast Of ia ard $50
steamer Monroe catherine Newport News aud Nor
folk to Old Dominion s. co. wiki passengers and
mdse Passed in Quarantine at 3.o5
sandy Hook y Is A.2O % m-W Wl.I north
northwest. moderate breeze: cloudy; hght
Steamers Algeria tErf. Genoa. Finland
liverpool, Oceanic S,'tharup
ton san Giorgto GtaD Naples. Rcston Tyleakn
Via Baltimore. kiora JT}rf. Nvrf-iN, R'-
saric GiorCio tNor1 Pert Antonio JesSric tr Fer
naudina SchIey Port Antonio Eerm"ci1n u7r'
bermuda: Proteus New Orleans; Conal. Galveston.
jamestown Norfolk. JeSCrc tAUstl. - Katherine
,Rr. Baltimore OI1da ''uhant. Nuevtfas. fiuroH-
Charleston. Alamo. Mobile. Princess Anne Nor-e'N
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 1.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer close IN New York
Hawaii Japan ,-Orea, china and Philip
pine Islands Oia san Francisco
Korea ......... ...... To day. $50 ? m
TAHITI. Islands. New LealHnI
nd tustralta Except West
Francsco1~Nla. iIesa Dec. 2s $50 m
Tsucer Dec. % ESQ p
ands ca Vancouver and Victoria. r.
cHEmpress Of china. -; Dec. 2S q 80 p
Australia except WssD. New Zealand
Fii Islands New Caledonia tvta
Vancouver Victoria. r. tp-Ma-
rama ..--.-.'...,... g7 $50 p m
Hawaii Jauan ,1rea. china and Philip
pine Islands Oia Saa Furciscol-Nip-
pom Maru -;-.., Dec. IS $40 ? m
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands tvia
San FrIncisco, u. transport Dec. 81 $50 p m
jar an. and China tvia Seatte)-
iyo Dec. IL 80 p m
Jauan. Corea china ana Philippine Isl
aads via seattie1-Kaga Maru. Jan. Ia IN
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
KEPT HIS SON HOME, GOES TO JAIL.
First Punishment Of That Kind Under Tru-
ancy Law Melted Out TO Queens Co. Parent.

For neglscting 10 send his nine-year-od son 10
scrooi Stephen Bruchauk, farmer. living on the
North Hampstead Turnpike. in Rayside. Long
Island committed yesterday 10 the Queens
County jail IN default Of 500 bail. by Magistrate
Connolly n the Flushing police court
= truant officer told the magistrate that Bru-
chagk sept the hoy II home that he could
work For the last three months efforts have been
made 10 get him send his 70 school, and he
fnauy defed the officer Bruchauk said in court
that unable 10 buy shoes or properly clothe
the boy for school. This is said 10 be the first
tine IN Queens County where a parent actu-
ellv sent : jai under the truancy law.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
MAYOR THANKS GOLD STREET WORKERS

Mayor Mcclellan yesterday wrote TO Walter
Bensel, sanitary superintendent Of the Department
OF Health. and Kingsley L. Martin. chief engineer
o. the Bridge Department, thanking him for their
services IN connection with the Gold street gas
posion accident in Brooklyn December .. The
Mayors Letter Dr. Bersel says ihat IL was due
largely 10 his erergy and Intelligence that the
vas done quickly ard well In his letter TO
The Mayor reporting on the work DR.. Bensel had
rad . warm compliment 10 the work Mr Mar
tsE,1Nho s4perintended The bridge gangs
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
TO START HAFFEN HEARINGS SOON.

Wallace Macfarlane. who has been designated by
Governor Hughes to hear the charges against Bor-
ough President Haffen made by Mayor Mcclellan.
said yesterday that the hearing would begin as
possible. 1t is probable that the viii
not be heard before December IS. although there
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17

Don't think our OvercOatS are all
high because we have at the top OF
the range such coats as the luxurious
Montagnacs at $40.
At every step down to Sl8 there
are first-ciass coats which will give
satisfactory service, cut on the same
smart models as the highest priced
fabrics.
Indeed from the standpoint Of SER
vice. our SI8 friezes will outWear
many of the higher priced coats.
Plenty Of fancy fabrics through
the range this year.
Damp days don't dampen the en-
thusiasm of the wearers Of Schllchten
Ramie underwear.
It's then that the special properties
of Ramie fibre are most effective.
Double shoes are as waterproof
as leather can be.
Double thickness of waterproofed
leather, with oiled silk turned into the
seams where water most often gets
through.
$3.50.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
WIRELESS REPORTS

The Toutonic. reported miles east OF Sandy
Hook At a yesterday. Is expected .
p n Friday.
The Vaderland. reported as 243 miles east OF Sandy
Hook 100 a yesterday, is expected about
. tO-lay.
Tie Ancona, reported ~ miles Sandy Hook
6:45 m yesterday, is expected to dock about m
Friday.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
Amusements-
sPII!! ssPE.!

GRAND OPERA SEASON 1sos-1s05
TONIGHT A. ..----.----... pOTRTr urxx
First Performance in America Of LE WILL ~.
Ada NM Bonci. Amato Followed by CAT1T
LERIA RISTICASA. Mines Desttnn. Gay: Nv
CarusO. AmstO- Conductor. Toscsnf1i y p
Prices for this performance. 81. IS. 50 am 81
FRI. EYG.. DEC. II. AZ I-I5-GOETTERDAEls
MERU Nc. Mines Fremstsd. Homer. Fornia: ~
Schmedes. Hinckley. Goritz- Mushf-nanu g.
sGT MAI, DEC. 1s. at ?. LUCIA DT LAsr,sr,
MOOR Nine Sembrfch; Nh Bonci- Carapars-.
Conductor Spstrino-
SAT: EyG.. DEC. 10. At Popular PricesA cAz.
MEN Mines Ca, Farrar: NM. Martin MA
Conductor ToscaninL
sun EvG. DEC. 70 az s:so-GRAND PoPr1.G.
Note. Martin. Didur Cond.. Spetr!no -
MON EYG.. DEC. 81. 1IL TROVAToRr
Mines Emma Eames. Homer. Nm Caruso. 49,.
WIthersPOon Conductor. Spetrino-
ISOLDE. Mines Frerstad. Homer; Nm schrsS..
Feinhals Blass- Conductor. Mailer
THURS. ENG. DEC 24- a. s-ATDA- M-1ea En-,
Eaues. Flanaur debut NM Cs-1so. Ar-aS-
Dfdur- Conductor Toscaninf
FRI EYG-; DEC. 25. at s-LELIsIR D'AdoRE
SAT-. AFT. DEC rs. at 2-DOUBIE Bill. II
WILL: Miss Aida. Nm BoncI. Au1ato. FoIis-.4
by PAGLIACCT, Miss Farrar. Nm Caruso Ar,aso
y B--Speclal prices for this Per1oruaucs
SAT. EVG-- DEC 26. S-3O fPopular Prf-..,
TTEFIAND- Nine Dssti1n- Nm SchusdsG r.-
halls Hinck1sy- Conductor Hertz
NEW YEARS DAY MATTSEE-PARsrFAI.
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF Music
TUES EYG-. DEC 22. MADAMA BUTTERFLY
Mines Farrar. FOrnias NM. Martin. scott- coz.
ductOr. TozcaninL
WEBER PIANO USED
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
NRRIN ET


MoyuI, Dec IG-"arfornia o3D. Now York fer Glasgow
tand proceeded
Nau~ht ster. pee I5-DeIaware tRrl New York.
pool. IG-LUCanii t5.t. New York Va queens
,'a.is Dec I5-Mra ,Rr,. York Via Bordeaux
Antwerp, Dec 15-AmeIican Dutch. N'w Hot < .
Copenhagen. Dec I6, nc 7 T-rtSen t'an', New
York via thrStiGlsaU1
Iyttelton. De- 1.-CoV anhucE tBrl New YORK via Mel
bourne sydney etc.
Plymouth. Doc l6. 35S nl-Malestc tBrl. New York
Cherhourg and southampton
Rj de JanciTo Dec l4tenic Princess tBrl, New York
via FernambUcO Gnd Fahia
sirrarore De, 16-Kalouo tRr New York via Alden and
Colombo.
SAILED
southampton Dec l6 a m--Adrattc tBrl. New York
Via Chcrbourg an Queenstown. l p m. Kaiser WI
Crosse tGerl. New York via Cher5OurS
Rotterdam Dec 15-New York Dutch tank New York
santos. Dec i2-Siegmund ttierl. New York.
barbados lS--OrnoCo tHrl. from New York Nj
Kingston. etc. for Southampton
singapore Dee l6-Wray castle tBrl. YORK
Para &c 15-trtspin tEr' New York
Havre l5-TeNas tFr, New York.
Cherboug Dec 16. -kal7 7er Wllhel-. ttr Crosse
GER New York
PASSED
Perrin Dec Is tBr,. Yokohama Hi,r- Hong
KONG and Singapore Tor New York
Tarta, Dec I6-prachenfes tGer,. New York for Port
said Alden.
Gibr>l'~ Dec le-Carpathia tBr New York for Naples.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
ROGERS, PEET & CON1PAN!

Will be preliminary hearing before that to give
the parties concerned opportunity TO agree on a
lot
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 7:19 Sunset 4:34 Neon O2 age
HIGH WATER
A. N.-Sandy Hook PIP GOV Island 254 Hell +:4T
2. M--SauGv Hook 2:1j Island Gate 81
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
| = 54th ST. BE Az

ANHATTAN ..c9 orEEA 2. HOUSE
OSCAR HAMMERsTEIS - rirsc.s- -
GRAND OPERA SEASON Isos-s
TOMORROW GRID a. s-TO5CA MrA
IABIA: NM Constantine Sar1uarco, Cisroii-Cyzi-
1ettL Mus dir. CampaninL
SAT MAI 215- BOHEME- Nine MEIBA
Nile Trsntini: Nm, Constantine. sarnmaFso. CTT-
SAT NIGHT az SHE JCGGLER OF
Renaud. Dufranne. Wales Crabos. Dc ssEuroIa
Vfeuflls Mus dir. Campa1i1i-
sUND. NIGHT a. s.3o-Enzass1nsnt Ext-ssrd-
nary MISCHA ELMAS, Carnpauizf Concert Poou-
lar Prices. soc 20 sI-50
MON. EVE. TALES OF HOFFMAN, Niles
Espinasse. Zeppiilt. Trenrt1i- Mines Dora NarEEs-
AIdrich; NM DalmOres. Remand Gill5er- CABS
WED. EVE. BOHEME- NINE MEIBA. N7ra
Trentfuf. Nm. Zenatello. Sar1rnarco. d Ssz--oIz
GianoTf- -CTaletti Mus dir. cam panini
House. OTHELLO ftn Italian MME- NELBA;
Segurola- Mus dir Csmpa1tuL
SAT-. MAI. LUCIA DI LANNTERM0OR. MSTE
TETRAZZISI; NM Constantine. Szrnuarco Art
SAT NIGHT. SAMSON AND DELTLAH. NIs
Vieuflle. VeutUri1i- Mus dir Ca--Paciui
NEXT WEEKS SALE OPENS
TO-DAY CTHU RSDAN). . A. VI.
NEW YEARS Eve (DEC- 81. TALES OF
HOFFMAN, order Seats Now
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
On our Xnas tree

Sweaters. knitted vests. umbrellas. suit cases,
Thermos bottles goggles gauntlet gloves.
neckwear. steamer razors-Gillete and Auto
Strop. bath robes dressing gowns
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17

Brings mail.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
FRIDAY. DECEMBER IS
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
Y gSSel
FRIDAY. DECEMBER Is.

-ansas City. Sa -annah. SaNannah .-.
rin,res trne, Norfolk. Oh Dominion. -
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17

Tcczl -------.--.-.-.-.--. --...-.-...--.....
Decuctioas-
Bonds held ~ sinking fund. and
which ere red-en1ah from
those funds exempt under Bank
90 Savings arr- Grace 1890 !
County bonds. exempt under the
constitution --..-----.-...--- go
Water bonds To- debt incurred
since January / 1900 exempt
under the constitution. -.-- --.--.--
P-o~eeEs of bonds IN the CITY
TreaEu---. deducted by the Con
rr1lle- ---.---..----.. -..--.-.-.--
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-26
~ -
Sin COBdesCRndsnGiss.

DsOEGngOs GyeT, ca nueHtFR CR6niOs, que
60 oOnauEabls lR a0titnd obBeEvada poF
los BafioEeB del Municipio do Bsyam6n,
con 10 qu0 EGgpsCta 81 expsndio de cAPn0,
? al Eop0tiE'o hoy, Ysmos & pEobar Ia in.
djfsFGnoio con que 0Ba corporation ha Wis
TO loB RBuntoH de tanto intSEeB,- como 10
s8 indudablsmsnt0 81 que noH oCupa.
iPor que el Municipio 40 tians I'm pueR'
TO de s1 pEOpiadad asa una mesa Eegula'
dora para CaBOs como 0l present.?
Y digO CRg0B como 0l pTeGants poTquo
ahoTa eB que % neCeBitaba esa pueato,
pEopiedsd del muniCipio para decide &
0BoB ahagEaCodoT8E:
-UHtedOB no pusdsn expSndsr lR car
nO, mas que & tsnt0S centavou kiIo, dAdo
el preeio tan bSjo del ganAdo, dc 10 con-
tEREio al municipio mata poE "a ouents.
5Pusd0 hscsE GSto sl muniCipio do Ba'
yRm6n? No, = no 10 ppade hacor, por no
t0neF Gl pu8Ito do 90 pEopi0dad.
IOO qui6a en, pUaE, 10 CulpB, de que ne
coma tan cara la cRFne? 5Ds lon abaate
cedOrOs? No, pOrqus elloS 10 que qUisTan
oB hRCOE negooio = HaORPIe UuR res que
le Cus8ta $14, $24 de gansnoiRB, 10 que
psgG Ol p0bTe pueblo.
La Oulpsbilidad OF aoIa y exoIu1iva dol
municipio, que hR dabidO ostudiRE les con-
dicionsa 0Con6miCRB dol pueblo para Pee.
ve0r 10 dc les OxplotaOl0Rag; pero no 10
hR hsCho, no hR quaEidO ijaTss ca euo
punto tan important0 de la administration
que no ConHints en- que Bsa bu0nR 6sta On
no dilRpidaE los dineFOs del pueblc; pusn
COnBiate tAmbi6n On defender & Gas miRmo
pueblo do los explotadoEs8 que & 50 costa
pEstsnden suEiquscsESs.
Eltudien loo st1OFeB del Ooncejo muni'
Oipal do BSyam6D, los msdios dc aCabau
con ls exploitation que 10 le hRo0 Rl pus
bio, olvidando pOF complete favorsa que
RoR8O han p0dido haCsTBs en- horR nefaSta
para la administration. Sin condeacenden'
CiR algunO, apIiqusls IN Oaut0Eio Ia hs
Eids , 6EtR aRnaTa anoOntinenti.
QWaq0nSs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-26
Ell monte KsiIas, el OJimpO modern0

EI doctor Sven Hsdin, exp!orador sui
20, 90 sl primer hombre blanoo que hB
penatrado en- el BsgradO Sitio.
So cree que ls montana sea mas alta
que el monte Everett y por conGiguiante
81 punto mas alto de lR TERRA.
MillonsD dc gsntsB dc difsrsnteB Ea8sR
cEsian qua sBtR 0Ea l8 moEadR dc IoB dio'
COS , los dOmoniog.
Por miles de amos multitud ain cu0nto
de hombEsB pRgaFon Hus vidRB ca una pc
rsgriDaCi6n 81 8sgrado Eitio.
El gran dioB siva deEoi0nde p0Fi6diCR'
mOnt0 do 10 monts fia en- forma do Cigne de
blanca nievR
Miles do adoFadoEe8 OBtGn conatsntsmen'
to DuS pies SumOEgidoB en- un arrobamisn'
to hipn6tico sl cuaI muchoB de 0lIos per-
mGnOCGn vaPioB diRg.
FL ds0cubridor pRH6 muchos msEs8 On
inminOnte peIjgFo de ID vida diaEismentO,
antsB 10 ConBsguiE 81 ObjstO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-26
la administration de Riera Palmer,
M'l0lS Do Ia GIudld de M'yguez J gf0yOet0s
Do mayor PROGRESSIVE dO8arroiIO.
(De maestro reporter en- viaje).

MaysgUsz 23.-Cuando haoo a'g6n
tiempO viAit@ MayRgutz poE pEimsra vez
GHtR hermoBR CiUdRd pPeAentRbR aBp0dto de
tEiAte8a y doOaimiento, que simple viBts
% ComprsndfR paaAbS pOF una de agRs cEi'
Ris que aniquilRn p0F complete los pueblOg
81 ornate abRndonRdo, IR CiudRd 70
muy CuidAdG, 10 hygiene pGTdida y el mo-
vimieBto ComeTciAl pRTAlizsdo.
Hoy, bHjo lG intsljgsnta y honEadR Rd'
mininistEaci6n del alCalde RierR Palmer,
TODD pTbGsntR aBpeOt0 diBtinto, y lR vida
81 movimiento 10 manhattan Cada dia
mRyoEsI On todoB sOntidoU.
El senior Risrs Palmer quito Ia casa
RyuntAmiOnto 0l RapeCto trints que pFOsen
tabs, hacienda pintRF OlFgaDtsmente 60
faChRda. La plaSG del mOrCOdO 90 COM
pleto GbRndono GntonCaB, hR Gido EepRERda
pintGdR exterior intOrioTmerte. 81
hsrmoGo edlfoio dsatinado "Asil0 de
pobE9S" hR sido tambi6n Tsparado pin.
tRdo con guGto y elegGnciR. FL Hospital
do San Antonio, hOFmono 0difciO baD6ieo
BoStenido p0F l0 standardization municipal
ha HidO RmpliEdO = pEOGsntS IN bOnitO aS'
psCto.
FL puOnte de hiOrro que oomunica laB
dos mRFinRB, que lego GstRF en- p6Bimo
SStRdo, hR nido rsparsdo y pintRdo Convs'
niontemente poF iniCiRtivAB del GGfior Ri0'
"a = ani milmo 90 hR heCho con ol do
Balboa.
NuGvRG GALES han lido abisEtas = entire
elias 10 del "Aguila". Las do "Peral" ?
"LunR" han Bido afrmsdas perfectsmente
dot6ndolaB dc alCRntarillado.
So oonstEuye Rctua!mBnts IN gran mg-
FRll6n, que % una buenR defsngs contra al
rio, On 10 pArtO NOrts do la Ciudad, obrs
que 90 nOC01itNbG AOometsr para aTegursF
GgS parts de Ia Ciudad. So sst6n pTacti.
Cando Las obTaB, muY coatoEaE, do Feforma
, ampliACi6n del ACueducto, que ha de do,
tar MGyRguOE do RguR auti2i0nts al an,
ment0 do poblRCi6n, TODD bA 10 la diracci6n
del IngOnier0 Municipal uGfi9F CaEloa Tho
mRGst, y & iniciRtiVAg dol incRnBabla al
CRldO { quisn 0l pueblo eItimR On todo 10
que vale = do quien espSHG muchRH cosas
mes ca bsnefiCiO de ID l0CGlidRd.
ActuRlm0nt0 RiOFa FalmGr pi0ngR en-
81 onsRnohs E0paEaci6n del TeRtFo ante
nl DspaEtSm0nto do ObENs db!ioR de
San Juan 90 hGlla uu pEoy0Cto Bobrs Rl-
OAntGTillRdo , sanOamiontO del barrie do
Ia Marina, CuyG ObES EauultarG do muchR
utilidRd.
LO que 10 v6 y gus pide una inmsdiAta
mejoEG, sG eI RlUmbERdo de lR Ciudad,
que 90 mslo, impOlfSOto poF dsmGu, poEo
10 infoEmG que 81 senior Ri0ra PalmAE "a
tiOnG BobTs eI t0pStO un nusvo ContrAt0 con
IL empreua que HalvarG S1tRB def 3isnciaB.
-S'guO enfsrm1, 0unqus ha mtjNERdo
On sHtou dfsB, 10 diStinguida GtnoFs del
mfoF Vicente PsgGn PfsuidsntO del Con-
pjo Municipal = hNCOndGdO do sltS locs'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-26
Una desCOn0Cida 0f(eGe
Su G0raz6n a CaruSO.

Enrique CAEuBo hR egcrito al teatro de
10 Opera MGtFopolitano inform6ndo acor.
ca lR Befi3ritR Lillian g. BaPbouFB que 10
dice viv0 en- New York
CuBndo 81 Bsfior CATuuo volvi6 & Flo
r0neiR dGspu6B do una psgquiBa dc 90 fagi'
tivS sDpoB8 Ada GiRChstti del ebGufer
Conquien 80 hAbis hufdO, 90 0nContr6 con
una lRTgufBima oorF0pondenOis dc Nav
York.
En- ella 90 offeofR al tenor ell ooTaz6n y
10 mRno de MiBB Lillian g. Bsrbours,
Ella poE ~ voluntsd 40 hsCs car go de
toda la EsBpongabilidRd do Ia fsliCidad del
gran tenor.
EI tsnoE Caruuo no rscuOrda hAb0ruo
ancontTa o nunoa con tai mujar nj hAbeR
DIDO Bu hombE9 Rnt0H.
Ent6ncOB eBoEibi6 al Metropolitan, sin
indiCRF que prop6Rlto llevaEfa adalants
en- oaDO de qua los infOIme8 Bssn fAvorR-
bl0g.