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The Washington times., 1908-12-20
TURN PROFESSIONAL

NEW YORK, Dec 2G-George Bon
haE, the former indoor long distance
champion, denies that he has thought OF
turning professional IN order 20 run in
one of the Marathon races
BOnhaE says that he has no intention
of quitting the amateur ranks, and in
stead Of Increasing the distance that
he will run he has decided to try the
shorter races.
The Irish-American champion has be-
gun training for the mile, and is work.
ing at the Columbia College every day.
He will make his next appearance at
the Xavier A A games. which are to
be held at the Twenty-second Regi-
ment armory on January ..
The Washington times., 1908-12-20
SHRUBB CONFIDENT
FOR COMING RACE
Has TO Run Marathon Distance tC
Get Match With
Indian.

BOSTON, Dec. 20.-BIfgvc Shrubb. the
English champion, says Ie Is out TO
beat Longboat.
1T was sacrifice 20 me 70 agree 10
this twenty-siX miles. So yards" he
said when interviewed, but saw no
other chance 20 mees any Of the top
notchers at any distance less than that
and / shall show them 1 can stay the
distance. Another thing. when / get
within $50 yards Of the finish, / won't
faint"
The Washington times., 1908-12-20
RUN NIGHT AND DAY.

DERBY, Conn, Dec. 2O.-The r y.
RasSett Company, makers Of material Is
for corsets- announced today that be-
ginning January l, the plant VIII run
day and night It is expected that the
present force Of CO. hands Will be dOu-
bled.
The Washington times., 1908-12-20
GEORGETOWN LOST
THROUGH FOULING
Repeated Misslips of Blue and
Gray Players Cause
of Defeat.

ANNAPOLIS, Dec. 20.-In a game
which started at a whirlwind pace and
maintained its speed to the last and in
which the advantage swayed regularly
from one team to the other, the Naval
Academy basketball team won from
Georgetown here yesterday afternoon, S3
10 81
The game was notable for the bril-
liancy of the individual work on both
sides Team work was somewhat de-
ficient, though the mIdshipmen showed
improved form along that line over the
playing last Saturday. Three points WAS
the maximum difference between the
teams at any period OF the game,s and
its extreme clOSeneSS LED to the taking
OF unusually hard chances in shooting
goals. The lineup:
Naval Academy. Positions. Georgetown.
Wenzel.--.-.-... Forward ----..Schlosser
Wilson Forward ......Alingoley
Douglass. Center Rice
Bunkley. Guard &C. COllihOwer
Wills. ..---..-..---. Guard u COlliflOWer
ScOTe-NaVal Academy. S3. George
town, - Goals from deld-NaEal Acad-
emy-WilsOn, 8; Wenzel, .: Douglas, s.;
GeOrgeto n-SchlOsser, .. J. COllifiOwcr,
:: G. COllifower. >; Rice, 2; DOwney.
Goals from fouIs-Naval Academy
Wilson, Z; GeorgetOwn-Esice, y. Time Of
halveS-9O minutes Referee-FOster.
Pennsylvania. ubstitutes-Jacobs for
Douglass, DOwney for MingOley, Cog
gins for DOwney.
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Corts Dc OIstrIi0 Dol DIstfIt0 Judicial
Do ArOGI80, PuOEto RIGO

Se1SlamiontoD do spoIaCionsB criminRlen
(MiSdsmOanoF) durGuts el Begundo ter.
mino del mes de Novismbre
Dia 6, Contra Milsgro Rosario, POI
turbOE IL pas piblicR.
Vicente SRnCh9g, per inffacci6n 4 lei
oEdenRnzRB muniOipRleI.
Anaoleto Arroyo, por acometimiento ,
Ogrsai6n.
Diaz z. Contra Castor stuard por tur.
bar la pag pdblica,
Nioanio Lopez, pOr inffaOci6n ala 10y
Municipal,
RafA0l PAdro PSres, por turbar Ia pa,
pdblioa.
Dia 8. Contra Santana vsgquos Mi
Fanda, pOT CiGTTs do eHtAblaCimisnto1.t
joaquin Hernandez, Dam stri0 , Eiuts'
rio GonzRlez, por aComOtimisnto y eyre
sion.
Dia 10. Contra Manuel AOsvsdo Fl.
gusTo0, por inftaCci6n & lS lsy Municipal.
OoTneIio AdOrno Rivera, por poTtRr
armRn pFohibidaV.
Din II. Contra Rosario Garcfs, por
tuEbaV la pas pdbIioa.
Contra 81 miSmo, pOF acomstimiento
grave.
Ramon OIivsro O1iola, por inftaoci6n
& lRB oTdenanzRS MunicipalGs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-05
BlNCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOLl
DE PUERTO. RICO.
Capital auiOrIzaao S2.4OO,OOO. Capital rOalI
zaao S3l5 532.98, U. Sc.
OperaoiOnes qese reogisa:

Pr6slamOs: Con garantiss persOnales, con
oOlRteTales, y con hipOteCas cOrtO y largo
plazO sObre fincRs rGstic2s.
DsSOueRiOS: De girOs, pagares, y Obl1ga
clones comerciaIes cOrto plazO.
0Ir0S: SObre Espafla, New York, Paris,
LOndres y HamburgO.
9IrOS pOT Gable: sObre New York y Ma
dF1d:
Ouanias ComIsnlas: Con interes de Up. m
nUal dispOnibles la vista pOr cheques.
lmp0SIoIons8 plazO flo: Con interes de 2
p 3 annual segdn tempo.
SGOOlOR do ahOrrOS: ImpOsiciOnes sObre Ii
bretas desde rs cts. & 900 con intereses
al 6 pS anual.
CobrSHlas: Por cuenta agena con comi-
sion mlnima de cObrO. Sin cOmisi0n para
los COrrientistRs.
Dsp6SltOS: De efeotivO y valOres.
Gamble do mOBodas: De tOdOs los paGses.
v0Ila do O6duIas hIpOtsOarlas: La mejOr in
version en- Puerto Rico, interes z p.S pa
gaderO pOr cupOnes semestrales.
VaRia do fln0a8: DandO facilidades para Ol
pagO, on las jurisdiociOnes de Adjuntas,
Aguas Buenas, AibOnitO, ArecibO, BarCelO-
meta, BarrOs, Cayey, Oiales, COrOzal, Qua
yama, HatillO, Juana Diaz, LOLA, Manat1,
MaricaO, Naranjito, Patillas, Rio Grande.
UtuadOs YabucOa yYaucO.
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Sc CURO DEL ES
tonnage.
DaspubS De PTobaG nluGhOS Rene
diDs, HaIla 81 CuraGi6D con las
PlIdOFas del Dr. Williams. #.

Laa PfidOYaB del DF. Williams cuFAn
loB maleg dol est6mBgo, foItifUando 81 eB
t6msgo miumo paEs que eats pueda hacsF
Ii aaimiIaCi6n digsBti6n ds los alimentoa.
DiBp9pais 9seFvi0sG, e8 10 que psd8Can la
mayors do los que Gat6n do mAlag con au
eRt6mBgo Como tales neCsEitan nn re-
medic que foEtifqus & loH neEVioH, enEi-
quezcR la OangEe, = traiga ensTgfa y buen
spstito. Para sBtO pFeCilam0nts DO FeOO'
miendan len PfldoEa8 Rogadag dsl DR..
Williams, , Ia pTusbB dc su tfoaCiR eat6
en- caEtas como oBGa, de Lar cuRlGs muChag
% han publicRde. as
Dsl sefior santoB Medgano RodFiguOE,
Fegi6ents On ID CiudRd def Oamagii9y CO.
lie San Fernando "a: tHabisndo pGdo'
Cido como dcB HfioB do una enfaRmsdsd, d.
gsntivR, , viendo que pssar de hRbsEmG
EaCotado nugYe 0iGtinGoB m61iCog, CONT.
nuAba caBi 10 miBm0, nae determine s en-.
gRyar las PfldoRaB RoEadaB del DR.. VIII
lismB que vi anunOiadRs~ ca VaEioB p0Fi6.
dicoB, , que me faeEon. FsComGndadaB tam
bisn poE psFaOnRa RmigsB. Lnego do dos
aamRnaB de tomRrlaB y obgeFVaF una diota
modsrsdR, ya me Bsnf mejoE, , O2ntinuan'
do alg6n tempo m6V obtuv0 mi CompletG
cuFaCi6n. AIgunss vsCes qas me sientO
indiBpussto, vuslvo & tomar por CoEto
tempo diChAB pfldOrRI, , hRHts ah0Ta Bon
eli dnico Famsdio que haCs efbCtO, fOEtif
o6ndome 81 sHt6msgO, y quitEndOme 10 de-
biIidad. P0rmitO la publication dc eRta
CRFta".
Las PfIdoraB RoHadaB del DR.. Will.
iamH, 90 smpl8Rn GfcRgmsnt0 para puEifi'
= F. - . =
GnemiR, OOlOEes pSlidog, neFviolidad, do
lore8 do CabsEs, dyspepsia neFvioBa, Esums'
tiSmo, Ciatica, pArkliBiR paFCiAl, toda class
do debiIidAd, , On general como t6niOO rs
Constituysnte. IuatrGCCionsB con CRdR
fE8Bquito. PldanHs On laB botiCRB, &segu'
EkndoBs que sean del Dr.. WiIliAmL
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PARA Ia PRESENTE- ESTAClQM.--,Los mu-
ehach0s de "La Villa de Madrid" son los
que han resueltO ell prObleaa de La gente
de gustO en- Puerto Rico: EllOs son los
CniCOs que han cOnseguidO tener en- su
nnagnffico establecimientO ell surtid0 mas
complete de los artfculos del ramo:. ALI
nunca faltan las legftimas camisetas de
crepe Y de hilO nj carecen de las ,TnejOres
medals para seflOras nifiOs asf como
para CaballerOs. COntratOs directos con
sabricantes les ponen en- condici6n de tener
Cuanto pueda pedirse y los mejores pre-
clos. No hay quien yea y no cOunpre los
juegos de cintas dorothy" que venden
on caiitas dos lazOs y una banda. 6 en- ca
iitas de seis lazOs; podemOs servir cual-
quier color y preciO desde S l.75 Sc ell
iuegO. Yea Ell gran lOte do boTdRdOs y en-
cafes Cuya realization hacemOs q menOs
de la mitad de preoiO. En- telas blancas y
de fantasia no tenemOs competitor; tene-
mos tipos especiales en- Persian LOwn,
Frensh Organdi y cuantO ell pdblico de
gustO necesite- Pida muestras v1site
nuestros grandes almacenes segu1amen-
to hallar6 cuantO neCesite. P. 0. B. 764.
TelefonO 278. San Francisco 81. San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
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''NO MAS OANAs." Sin necssidad de
teni .se el 'cabellO. PrOdigiOsO espeeffiCO
que hace desaparecer las csnas devolvfen.
do al cabellO su color natural Absolute
mente NO TINE sin6 que restituye Ia
raiz del cabellO-y >le da vida esta, h8cien
dOlo recobrar eu color natural. Els la uni
ca prep araci6n cOnOcid8 que pOsee .6sta
prop1edad. Sc hR probado en- miles de oa-
SOS con buenCs resuItados. Es ademas IN
TemediO ef1caz para curar por complete IL
Caspa. Els completamentG inofensivo v no
contiene grass. aceite de niUguna especfe,
Sc puede usar como aqua de tocadoF. De
venta:-RicardO BOOthby, AGENTE GE-
= 80Y.R,
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EEETILOIDES-Nl mOjoF mas 8OguEO
do todos los OgpOOi1coB h&Bta 6hoFa OOnoeida
para 10 our& pOrmGnont0 do t0&g Las 0ntoE.
m0d&dOB do Id urOta, "a sean 6BtAB OP6niCaS
GgudAH. COntl0n0 0l fluioy y cuFa por COM
pl0to, On mOnog ti0mp0g que ningdn Otro pre-
elGtitiB, cot. EeioP que Las inyOOGionOg y muy
superior al B&ndRlo 0opaibA. Empi0ZA &
UuFtiF gu efOsto las tres Guatr0 horGs do
hRb0rsO tornado.
Los "MRTTLOTDNs"-6on fGBilOB dc tomaP
OBtan pFSpGradog de mGnOrG que no rOvuOl"
Von 0l oBt6mGgo nj pPOduosn maloB 0f90t0Bs
De V0ntG en- todGg las Boti0ag. PidangO
muOstFaB gratis & BuB dniOoB f9bEieGnt0g-
Frederick st0aEnb b OA1 Detroit, GlGhi,
gan, q. a.
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LINEA FERREA DEL OESTE.

Itinerario-salidas de Bayam6n y
Capital, simultaneamente.
Dias labOrables. - Mafana 6, 7.O5,
$50, 9.45 HOO. Tarde IL 15, 1.45, 3.15,
4.35, 5.45 y $50.
Dias festivOs.-Ma1anaE6, 7.O5, $50,
9.45 y II. Tarde 1915, 1.8O, 2.3O, $50,
4.3O, 5.45 y 80.
Billetes baratos para dias festivos.
De San Juan a Bayam6n, ida y vuelta
en- IA cIase, 25 cts; "a clase, 16 cts. De
Bayam6n Catafio, ida v vuelta, Ia
clase, Is cfs., "a clase, 10 cts.
Billetes Ordinarios de Capital Ca
ta1lO en- Ia. clase, cts. y "a cIase CIV.
Bayam6n 10 de Enero de 1906. Ra-
mon Vald6s.
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EnIclnlR CEN ERIl

CONsRJOs "a LAS MADREs. .-El jarabe
salmante de Ia EefiOra WinslOW debe
uHRrse siempre que los nifios estan en- 81
periodo de 10 detenci6n. Proportions ali
ViO Immediate al peque1o paciente, prOdu-
GlolOr y el angelic despierta nAuy viyO y
Legre Els muy agTadaBle al pRlRdRr,
DRlma al nifiO, Rblanda sus dolores, haCs
Hciles la funcionen del est6magO y regula
los intestinOs. Els el mejOr remediO como
CidO para Ia diarrea va prOVenga esta de la
dentici6n de cualquiera Otra causa.
Tengase muCho cuidRdO en- pedir ell "JaEa-
p8 Calnatne de Ia SefiOra WinslOW": es 81
neiOF de todos.
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AL CAFE MORGAN-El acreditado es-
tab,eeimiento de la Gale de Ia FOrtaleza,
CAuen 21) acaba de Tecib1r un magu11icO
surtidO de toda clase de cOnfituras y dull
ces. Sc despachan m6dicOs "lunchs" des-
de las de la msfiana las IL p. m. En-
chocolates y helados no hay cOmpetencia.
Els ell estabIeoimiento fRvOritO de las damas
y SO encuentra allf todo 10 mas grato al pa
Iadar mas finO y delicadO. Cafe y chocola-
tes EsmerRdO serViciO gu V. g.
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Ell MEJOR RON.-LuB mfioren AL
vREez hsrmanos, del ComeTcio de eBtR pIa'
70, COntindSn FsCibisndo grandsu podidou
del aCEOditsdo pEoduCto Ron San Luis,
que hS mersCido lR mejor acsptaCi6n del
p6blico. No contiene uustanciaB nocivas
y eB "vi'jo" do v0Tdad, bin mixtifosoion0u
nj aditameatoI psTjudiciAleB q 10 uRIud
No 10 olvidsiS, "Ron San Luis" CalIo de
Ban JaG6 CASA BsfoEen Alvarez harmsDou
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3N0Mes NMNMoi 7dOa.

VApor sBpanoI Conde Viffedo. snIdr6
de Barcelona Gl 10 del OntFRnte Noviem'
bFs hacienda les eBcalaB intOEmediaB para
San JuRn, Ponce, Santiago de Cuba, H0'
bRnR y Cisnfuegon
VapoF americana BMwind. SAIi6 de
Nav Orleans para San Juan, Ponce, Ma
ysgGss = AguadiIls 0I % del pFeBanto.
con dsBtino CRnaTiR, Puerto Rico =
Cuba.
GoIsta Americana Herbsrt Fuller. S.
liz de Nsw York para eAts ppsEto sl 25 De
SsptiembFG.
GOIsta americana Republic. sali6 de
New York para este puerto 81 IL del CO.
rrisnte.
GoletA americana Carrie A. Lane. Sal.
dr6 de New York para San Juan = AFRO
20 el 8 do NoviGmbF0 pF6ximo.
GolObs americans Mamie Swan. .~SaldE6
90 New York para San Juan via Huma.
Gao y ViequeB el 6 de NoviembEs pro
ximo.
Vspor americana j. F. Luck snback.
SAldE6 do Nav York para este el z en-
tFRnte.
Vnpor OmsricAno Julia Luck snback.
IsaIdr6 de Nav OrlaanB para eGta Ol 10 del
entrants.
Vapor ingl6e ';Strath alan" Dhlic de
MontsyidOo diroCtament' para cate puerto
el del coEEienta.
Vapor ingleB LsuetEa. sali6 do Buenou
Aires 81 8 del CoTri0ntO con degtino este
puerto.
VapOr eHpafol "BrapiIe6o" Bali6 dc
CauREiaU el % del oorEisnts con dsgtino
Puerto Rico , CubR.
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RestauradOr Vital de RicOrd

Restaura la vitalidad de los hOm-
bres. GarantizadO. PreciO $1-00, orc.
Siempre q la venta en- la Farmacia de
Fidel Guillermety. Ha curadO & Otros,
10 cura V. Sc sOlicitan pedidOs pOr
COTFeO,
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ENTIRE los CompradoroB de roloiou &
plRGog On In ioYOria de F. KshrhAhn = %
10 EOgalG un E0loj "WalthAm" HemanaI'
mOntO La Ultima BemRn0 obtuvo uno Ol
nOCiO r, PlGC.
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q. LOPEZ OEPERO, San JoI6 is.
OOmprR y vsnta do muoblOs On general
30 hGOon prestamoI do dinGro BobFO prem
das dc orc, plata = pisdrRB pr0oioHsB. Sc
ComprAn pr0ndHI antiguOS , modernaH. Sc
OOmPTR y vsnd0 plRtR y ORC deterioradO.
OonBBGntO exiBtenciG de muobl0I, tipo
OCon6miCoL BARRAS DE OATRE.
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-sOMBRRROs PARA sENORAs,
muy OIegsntO1 y & pFeciOB BumamOnto mo.
diC0n, loB acabR dc reCibiF La Ti0nditR do
JoBSfa EChsvarria, 81 lRdo del RyuntG'
miontO. VOndo tGmbi6n OfOOtoI E0Iigio/
UoE OOmprR OnVoItuF8B dc JAbon Oota.
Ron.-san Juan, Box 218.
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sE NEOEsITA personal id6neoy de re-
pOnsabilidad para ell servicio de mesa, en-
ell hotel Eureka en- Miramar. IufOrmaran
en- el mismO establecimientO. 15vs
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MOVIMIENTO mARITlMO.

E1ltFgG0 GsC 6GteT3OTo
VspoE eBpAnol "Busnos Aires" do
E1pafs.
De Ia costa.
GoletaHlAurslia, Psdrito, LuiDito y Ana
Maria.
Sayi1a8 para Ell e@teriOT.
Vspor aIem6n "PraBident" para sAnto
Domingo.
Para Ia costa.
GOlotRU San JOU6 y PeEla.
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10 que gastan los Estados UnidOs.
Mas De mil nIIIaROS % dollars De pTOsuDuostt
para 1909 par O6'Clt0.

En- ol Sfio 1866 81 prssupussto dc gautOs
fac 81 100000 600, de CuYs Guma gORt6.
FonHe para al tj6rCito 81 100000 600.
El pEaOupueGtO 0pEobaba pGFs al ei6rCi.
10 do ] 900 Ol6vR8e & $1.OO7. .O86. 569. Ell
Cr6lito mayor votAdO para sl dopaEtAmOn'
to de CoEFCoB imports 1924 100000 En-
oEden de impDTtanCia 0igue 81 do pOEuio'
nsB pOr $163.O00,O0O. El Cr6dito anupl
pOTmAnsntO % de $154.0OO,OOO.
Para el sj6FOitO % votaEon $4,000. .OOO,
, adsm6s $9.5OO.OOO para fort feiCio: e1
de ID costa, y $8l6 600 para la Aosdemis
MilitaF. RsalmsutB, bsio gsltoB militaraa
debeTian inoiuiFBe los 100000, 900 dc
psnnioneV. 81 pFelupuen de ls Armada
imports $123.OOO0 600 de modo que para
gaRtoB miiitSrGB por uuO = otEo ConC0ptO,
diT0Cto8 6 indiEsCtO1, tenemoB lR enoTmo
BumR de 100000, 900, Cusndo sl Oontin-
gauts del ej6rCitO. pTsstaUdo Bslvicio Cd
solo do 20 600
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PORTO RICAN EXPRESS COMPANY
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PARA OURAR UN REsFR ADO
EN- UN OLA tome el LATIVo BRoMO
QUININA. 81 boticariO le devolyera cl dinero sino
S Ss GuEa, al La hrma de 3, ", GROVE su halla On
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BUQUEs EN- PUERTO.

GolatRI San JoR6 y PsEla.
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Lss hAh9O. GhFAB4O DE FIlNERhRlO.
ItineraEio en yigor desde .el 8 de Mayo de 1908
8AN- dllaEa- PONCE
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-11
HONESTY PAYS
SAYS COURT, AND
LETS GIRL GO
Young Woman Had First Denied
Previous Arrest-Then
Admitted 1t.

That it pays to be honest was demon
strated in the Fourth Precinct Police
Court today when Judge Herr sus-
pended sentence in the case of Mabel
Lonegan, % years old, a pretty blonde.
She was arrested last night by Police
man Theobald, who found the young
woman partly under h influence of
liquor, and in the company of John j.
Underwood, an Orange saloonkeeper,
in Wilsey street
The woman who said she lived at 53S
Warren street. his city, when asked if
she hadn't been arrested before at first
denied it, but when cross-examined by
the cour admitted that she had been.
why weren't you honest about it at
first?" asked the courta
What does honesty bring you?' she
asked.
"Ifl show you what it brings" ro-
torted the court. IF you are honest
I'll let you both go this time 5,
This changed the attitude of the
woman and she expressed repentance
She became much worked up, however,
when she found that her pet dog was
missing. The couple left without the
dog.
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SAD STORY OF
A DOG COLLAR
AND 4 DIVORCE
Mrs. Morley Wants Latter Be-
cause Mr.. Morley Gave
Former to Rival.

1--WE fought over a dog collar he had
bought for his lady friend. I told him
that he had better spend the money on
his child. He left me soon afterwards
and hasn't returned. That was in 1897"
The dog collar incident was one of
several mentioned this morning in
Chancery by Mrs. Susan Morley, who is
suing Henry d. Morley for divorce on
the grounds of desertion. Morley lives
at 8 Columbia street. Mrs. Morley is a
dressmaker at los West Ninetieth street,
New York.
THE women used to run after him.
Why. they would even come to his
mothers home, where we lived, and ask
for him." continued Mrs. Morley. "He
would come in late at night, sometimes
carrying a cargo of strong drink, and
then he would stamp around and raise
cain"
Did he get the dog collar?" asked
the our
mo, he didn't. 1 found it in his desk
lit was engraved with the dogs name
n I kept it."
Mrs. Morley's suit is undefended. The
greater part of the morning was taken
up by the testimony of the complainant.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-11
ARDENT LOVE
ENDS SADLY IN
VISIT TO COURT
Pretty Girl Appears as Witness
in Charge Against AL
legged Doctor.

IL made ardent love to me- testi-
fed Miss Florence e. Durand before
Judge Ten Eyck and a jury in the Court
of Quarter Sessions today in tbs course
of the trial of Morris Henriot, of 80
Beverly street, charged with illegal OPP
GRAFTON.
Miss Durand tossed her pretty head
in a defiant sort of way as she said
this. and then went on to tell the old
story OF when lovely woman stoops
to folly and learns too late that men
betray."
The two worked in Whitehead 81
Hoag's badge and button factory, in
Washington street, he as a die-sinker
and she as an enameler. They be-
came unduly friendly almost as soon
as they met. and, according to her
story, he represented himself as a
single man.
There was never an engagement of
marriage between u.s." the girl admit
ted.
On the cross-examination by William
Greenfield, counseI for the man, the
woman denied emphatically that she
had ever demanded money to make
things right"
Several witnesses were sworn to show
that Henriot was not a licensed physi-
clan. and hence had no right TO prac-
tise.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-11
ALVANDROS NOW
FINDS CHAMPION
IN MRS. HURD
Woman Declares PIANIST Wed
Her in ignorance of Her
Former Marriage.
lspeoial to the evening star.l

PATERSON, March 11--Mrs. Martha
Hurd, the much-marrsed young woman
whom Carlos Alvandrt1s, palrnist, clair
voyart LAWYER, who was shot on
Saturday night by his mother-ir-law,
says he wed in New York, shows a
singular desire to shield the. Brazilian.
She declared today that he had mar
ried her while ignorant of the fact that
she was already married to Edward
Hurd. She said that Hurd was also
unaware Of her duplicity.
Chief Bimson, however. believes Al
vandros is not only much-nTarrled him.
self, but - involved in other transac-
tions. The chief said he exptected to
hear from women in Buffalo, Rochester
and Jersey City.
Mrs. Alvandros returned to her home
in Tottenville yesterday, declaring she
would secure O divorce and would also
prosecute her husband for bigaTny.
Alvandros says he was sure that a
plot had been Matched to kill him in
the home Of Mrs. Rebecca Cummings,
He said he heard the noise of the
removal of the big Saratoga trunk
that was later found in the cellar
empty. This trunk was taken To police
Headquarters yesterday. Avandros
said his body would have been packed
In il II he had been killed.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-11
Whip Meets Millionaire Frank
Works Daughters Suit with
Sensational Accusations.
DRAGS IN WEALTHY MEN;
SHE CONFESSED, HE SAYS
Alleges Frank Sturgis, Who Is
Hit the Hardest, Headed
Plot to Part Couple.
rspeelal to the Gvenlng star.l

NEW YORK, March 11.-Mrs. Burke
Roche Batonyi, daughter of millionaire
Frank Work, is again brought into the
lirnehght by the answer filed in her
suit for divorce by Aurel Batonyi. the
riding master with whom she elopcd
two years ago. Sensational charges
are made against Mrs. Batonyl, ten CO.
respondents are named, a weird con
fession of misdolng is introduced, a
conspiracy is charged, and d dozen
regulations are threatened in this rich
society scandal.
Batonyi's ~broadside is aimed chiefly
ut Frank K. Sturgis, banker, broker
and well-known clubman. Once office
boy, now private secretary to Mrs.
Batonyi's aged father, Sturgis Is held
up as the prime mover In a conspiracy
to effect the separation. The first
charge, Batonyi alleges. is substantial
ed by a confession alleged to have been
made by Mrs. Batonyi a short time
after her marriage Alleged lieutenants
of Sturgls, j. Henry Work, Peter
Cooper Hewitt and his Wife, Lucy
Cooper Hewitt, are relied upon by
Batonyi to prove the truth of the con-
spiracy charge.
Specifically, the answer recites thai
Sturgis offered Mrs. Batonyi q large
suin to leave the defendant. AT that
time the couple were upon a stipend
OF $4,000 per year.
A sidelight upon the marital troubles
of the couple which. promises to be as
interesting as the divorce proceedings
is the allegation that Sturgis Yields so
great an influence over Frank Work.
that the Work millions are practically
at his disposal. II is charged that
Sturgis made an effort to have himself
named in Works VIII as sole executor
of the estate of the aged millionaire
through his alleged conspirators and
Charles Drake Chapman. a business as
sociate, who is referred to as a handy
man."
Much of the answer is unprintable.
Batonyi will have to face the state
ments of eleven correspondents named
by his wife in her bill. With the ten
named by him In his answer, twenty
one members OF New York's smart set
will lie drawn into Ire case.