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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-09
La CR0NICA QUESTION De La |. F.
del 0eSte.
PHFOGO CUE las lHOgQlaTI1ad8S G0RtInulR GluslR.
Do m0iGstIlS a pdbIlcO.
(Ds nusstrO cOrrsspOnsag)

Bayam6n, Junio 8.-Ssntimol tenar que
lamar la ateuci6n del Hon. Comiaionado
del Interior, FOR medic de entaB lfneaB, 80
bre la LfneR F6rFea del OoHte. Lo aanti
mos, poEqus RpsGRF do las muchAB Feps'
tidRg quejaB que 30 NOS han dado de la rec
fsridA amp1asF, habfsmoB permRnacido a.
lenciosog, sspsrRndo que, POGO POGO 90
faeFan coFrigisndo Ian iEFegulaEidadeB,
oEigSn del diBgunto p6blioo y oFigsn hoy
de que llamemol an ls prenBa lR Rtsnci6n
del ssfoE ComiaionRdo del IutarioT que eH
81 6nico que puods , dtbs CoFregir esa
empress, cuya OOmiHi6n, muy IejoB de scr
para bsnedio del pdblico results an per.
juicio de q.
En- CatA1o 30 hR heCho una eBpecie de
Chiqusro cato 90 dice. Hay unR Tslizada
y al otRo lsdo an tabiq1e de caailla ' que.
de poE 81 medic an cRllej6n eBtrechfnimo.
PoF eEe CalIej6n paHa el pRBsjs del vapor.
Cito para cojer 81 tren y hay que ver como
30 atEopellUn R!lf unoB contra otFoB, no hay
siquiera un tscho para guareceFss de la in.
clsmsncia del tempo Luego tanemoB que
el paBaja tiene que moltrRr 90 tiksc Ia mar
de vGcGs.
Ha uiao RutoEizado para eisFcer sd
profssi6n nueatEo spreciRbl0 amigo inteli'
gsnte jGveu doctor Juan g. Ta4FRdelIaa.
Lie felicitamog
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Los TestOs de Emilio ZOla.

La moci6n para aBignaF an or6dito de
IS mil ffancoB Conque traalRdar los restoH
de Emilio Z0la al Panteon fa6 apEobRdR
en- lA C6mRra francsss por 356 votoB con.
ira 164. Mauricio BaFFeg, rSpEoBontante
del primer diItTito del Ssna combAti6 la
moci6n, 81 baT6n Jol6 de Bsioartel pi'
di6 que no ConcuErieEan tTopag & Ia CsEe-
moria del tTRHlado dc los FeBtoB; pOro fac
deEEotado poF $50 votes sontPR 12O. De
fsndisron Ii moci6n los diputRdos Lumont
y DoumeTgue, eHte ti!timo miniAtro de
Instruction PGblicp.
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LINEA FERREA DEL oEsTE.

ItinerariO. de Bayam6n Capt.
Gal simultaneamente.
Dfas laborables.- MafIana 6, O5, $50 8
As Hoo. Tarde 1915, Las, S,I5, ABS, 5.45.
Diss fsstivos.-Manana e,7c5, $50 9A5
y IL. TRrde 1915 1.SO, 2 so, $50, $50 5,
46 $50.
Billetes baratos para dfas festivos. De
OatalO Bayam6n, ida y vuelta IA. ella Sc
26G "a. clase 1ec. De Bayam6n Cata1o y
vuelta IA. clase I5G, "a. clase 100.
Billetes Ordinario de Capital q CRtaflO en-
la, clRse 8 centavOs.
BayRm6n 10 de SeptismbrO de 1905
RRm6n Valdez
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S0GIOaAd Do SOGarTOS MuluO8
Los Amigos dol BIen PdhIIcO"
seer RETARIA.

AVIsO.-HAbiendo conCsdido ls jan.
tS DiTeCtivR, licsncia 81 m61ico de Ia So.
Cisdad, doctor Gomez BriosO, duEante "a
ausencia que smpszsE6 hoy, quedaFdn en-,
cATgadoB del ssTvicio m6dico en- San Juan,
doctor j. CaEbRlleirR, Crus 40, (consultag
dc 2 p. n.y.; y doctor VeieE Lopez, O.
Donell ndmeTo IL, frsnt0 & la PLAYA de
Colon (cOnlultaT do 2 a p m. J; en- Puer-
ts de TERRA, doctor Lopez sioaad6, Para.
de (cnnsu,taB de 9 4 10 q. m. J; on San.
tuFCe doctor J. ToEo CuevSB, PaBada 18,
TsI6f0no 1897 (ConBultaB de 8 10 am. J.
81 doctor ]. Q. BREboBs (sSn Joa6 nd
nero 81, altoD) pFsHtREE BsrvicioB extraoV.
dinREioG cuando sean nsceBaEioB
Lo que 30 aviBR log BefoEeE aBociadoR
para 81 ConoCimiento. -S San Juan, p. r
Junio de 1908-J IrWjiItO CantS1lop
ssCrstaEio. - VO, Bo. Ls!oas Reyes, Prssi'
dentO, 8v,
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IMDICLpOR genera

Consoles "A LAS MADREs. ri larabo
oalmante de Ia SefiorR WinslOw debe
usaTso siempre que los nifios estan On sl
peEiodO de Ia detencion. ProporCionR ALI
Vio Immediate al pequeflo paciente, produ-
co un suefio natural tranqullo, aI1via q
dolOr y 81 angelic despierta muy v1vo y
allegro. Es muy agradable al paladaT,
0alma al nifio, ablandR sus dolores, hace
faciles la funcionen del estomagO Tegula
los intestinOs. Els ell mejor remedio como
cidO para la diarrea va provenga esta de la
Tengase mucho cuidadO en- pedir ell "JaTR-
be Calmatns de la Sefiora WinsloW": es el
meior de tOdOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-09

DOROTHY DAINTY RIBBON SETS
Yust receibed at "I4A VILLA DE MA
DRID". La Ultima nOvedsd en- juegos de
gintas finas para lazoe bandas; las hay
Faldas Abrigos de seda para Sehoras,
asI como los mejOres Casimires, Alpacas,
Camisetas lejftimas Crepe etc; estOs y
otrOs muchOs artf3ulOs Sc Rcaban de recibir
pldanos muestras y le atenderemOs
gpstOsOs.
r. o. Box, 764. TeIefono 278
8An Francisco 81. San Juan, r, r.
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JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-Tiono
conEtants sxistenCia de los HiguientoS ms
tPumsntOB: FlRutinsS, FlRutaG, ToECoEolRg,
Oboe8, RsquintO1, CIarinetes, FagoteG,
Violines, ViolonCellog, Oontrsbeios, Man.
dolinRB, BSndurriag, GuitaEHaE, OoEnotineg,
OnovsneG, Tromboneg, BREftonos, BombaT'
dinos, HeliOones, (baiog) Tri6ngulos, Pla.
tillos, RedoblAnto1 y BombOG. M6todos
dc solfeo , para todR Glaze dc inEtTumSn'
Too. Accessories y mdGiCa on general.
San Juan, 2. B. ApaEtado n6m. 216.-
Gale de Allen n6m. 81 Sol ntim. Al
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EN- UNA BUkNA CASA DE FA-
MILIA 10 aIquilan habitaCionsB para ma
GEimonioE q hombEsH solos. TEato exec
lsnte familiar. BuenR ComidR, pre-
clos FegulaFmente scon6miCoR. La cags
tisn0 vista IL bahia sE muy fresCa.
DiEigiFse & TetRan 45 San Juan, P. r.
15v0
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UNGUENT0 DERMOGENO 9. !.
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
>eoaTo Alco.

Maravoso medamento que tiene rival la curac6n
de las agas deera umores panadzos siete cuero plea
duras de animaes ponzo6osos.
La prerencia que desde hace mucho ahos e Vene
dendo e pdbcO entire las dema preparedness simare ev
dente prueba de magnffcas cualidades curatlvas
Sc vende todas las Farmacias de Ia Isla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-09
SOLARES EN- SANTURCE.

30 venden Bolarsu con frents & Ia caEEu.
tara central otFOH interioFeH con oRllan
RdrmadaH.
InfoRmar6 w. Bosch TMuau n6msro
altos. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-09

KieI, AI9mania Julio 9.-Loa reyes do
IpglAtsrrs llsgsron ayoF sGts puerto, de
pRTo para Rsval, On donde van & rauniFBe
con los ompoEadoEss de lR Russia. Sc lea
di6 una biOnvenidR sntuHiRstR. FRsFon
solUdRdoB poE CuaE0nta buquO1 de guerra,
y, en- honor do los auguBtoB viRjOFoI, hs'
ll6bRBs dichR escuadEa 81 mRndo del PFin'
cfqa Enrique de Prussia. Eduardo VII
moatr6sa BumamOntO satiRfsCho dc lR afeC'
tuoHR bienvenida del Kaiser.
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SONORA que hAb,a 81 eBpadol, frances
6 ingleS, Es OfreCe 4 lAB famiIias de Puerto
Rico para aCompafREle como int6FpTete en-
BuH CompERE, paEeoS, stc.-DiTigirHa MEa
de Lnss6, 148 3. so ST. Nsw York City
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-09

REVOLUTION MUsIOAL-sOlicite
nusstEo CAt6logo dc mdiioR para piano,
violin , piano, mandoIinR y guitarrR que
Oontiene mas de mil dOscienta8 obrRB diRtin
tRs, todaa prsCioa nunCa viBtoB on Puerto
Rico de 10 osntavOS ey ejempE0T. El lujo
y IL correction de nuoBtERB ediCioneS, to-
dRs litogEafadRB, no neCesitA Eaclamo.
RsmitR hoy mismo So direction para On.
yiarle el Oat6logo. Century Music Pub.
Comp. Allen altos, ApartAdo 415. San
JuRu Puerto Rico. 45 v. q,
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PARA cURAR UNRE ADO
ENUN DlA tome q LAXATTVO RBoMo
QUININA. II botIoarlo le deVolverS 81 dinero no
50 oura. La 6rma de 3. W. GROVE % halla On
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-09

VENTA DE UNA FARMACIA en-
Cayey. PoE tsnsF que auBsntsFBs Hu due
so, a. Yends Ia 6niGa que despu6s del in.
sendio oCuFrido, qusd6 ALI. RsfersnCiaS.
ApRTtado n6mOro 26 7v.G
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Paris, Junio 9.-Sa infoFma que 81 dis
gusto Is frioCi6n entire EspafiR = FFRnCiR
no hRbTfR de ORusaE gOEpreIs u ESpa1R 20
FetiFRrR con los dem6B pod0rea dsjando 10
EesponsRbilidRd de Ios BuOesoB on MarTuO'
COS solo BobTe FrRnCis. 81 EspahR adop'
taue eEa aotitud, us Cr6s qus Is OonHOCuen'
Cia natural de ellis goFfs la GnOmiAtad de
lR Francis, sunqus Gs jusga quO, 81 fin,
ambRB nnoiOnsI llsgaE6n un dsfnitivO
aEEsglo de suB difoTOnOiRB en- Africa. La
exoiEaCi6n que sigui6 81 OHCRndaIo8o SuCsso
pFovoCado poF 81 soldado sgEOaor do N.
Alfredo DEeyfuG, Va GpROigu6ndoBs. Be
tisns 0ntsndido que OI senior Gregory o. nm
fan6tico, , quO, con la justR condanR que
30 le imp0Dga poF % vulgar hR7afR, TODD
hRbE6 tsrminadb aatiAfaCtoEiRmente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-09
Seis CasOs de peste en- Ia capital
de- Venezuela.
Ell smbsjadOI de Estad0s unldos en-
IngIateTra urge a 6sta a Ia pro.
teGci6n de los eghIas en- IIIanda.
Ia ffiCGi6a ffancO.espafoIa poi 10
oCunIdo en- MaTrueC0s.
Los reyes de IDglatsHra saIudatOS en-
AIemania pOT CuaTenta buuueS
de guerra.

Caracas, Junio 9.-se han E0gistrsdo
en- sIts capital, Esia CRHoa de psBts nsgsR,
Ehto hA sVidsnOiadO que la impaOisnCia do
OantEo, 81 FestableCer Il communication CON
Ol primer punto ipfsstado-Ls GuBy'
Ea-hR vsnidO smpsOFaF IR AituROi6n,
pUeB Il peBt0 % hB propagado invRdiOndO
elta capital que, hRbsr1e mRntenidO alb
aolutAmente incomuDiCada con 81 puerto,
CH6sGa que 30 hubiOgR Halvado del azote
El pSnico on immense On toda ID Ciudsd.
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LondFss, Junio 9.-El embajRdsR do
los EStAdoB UnidoB On estR capital, hR to-
nido yaRias ConfeFenoiaB con 81 miniGtEo
de ReIaciones ExtoEioEeg. 81 objOto de
eBas sntFsviRtaB, hs Gido 81 de mover In
glatsFTR una uTgOnto aoCi6n pHOtsstOFS
dc loI cables aDglo.ameFicRnos tsndidoS en
Las afueEaB de IElanda, contra IoB po1cado'
res la FRItEa CuyoB dsIOuidoB han CausR.
do p0EiuiCiGs consideFabIog. SO cree que
este gobieEno RcCedOFk & Iag sxcitaCioneB
del miniBtro americana, Bg tomRF6n en6r'
gieaB medidaB que Eestrinian ls psECs la
FastFR poF 10 msnoI Is FegulaEiCen inn
pOni6ndoEe CisrtRS reglaa que ORatiguen &C.
msjRntsE deICuidoU.
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La Sensation Deliciosa { Invi-
gorante del Bano Depende Fin El
Jabon Que Sc Use.
Ell JAB0N DE ROMERO DEL
DR.. LOBB produce una espuma
abundante, rica y cremosa que i'm
parte una sensation de delete y
lujo que no Sc conoce en- otros
jabones.
Las cualidades Sanativas del RO.
MRRO con que Sc fabrica este
jab6n le hacen efcaz para curar los
barros, erupciones de la piel, las es-
pinillas y Ia caspa. Es eXcelente
para afeitar, y conserva la piel
Suave y limpia. Alivia toda clase
de irritaciones en- la piel. 9Obtenga
hoy una pastilla. Ahadird q la
comodidad.
Sc vende en- La Villa de MadriC
Farmacia julia. u. S. Bazar. Boston
Bazaar. Farmacia Americana. Las No
vsdadeR En- Rio PiedraS, Farmacia Villa
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ENTIRE los oompradorss dc reloieB &
plasos On II joysEia dc F. KshIhRhn , Go
Ho Eegals IN Fsloj "Waltham" semanal'
mente. La Ultima aemAnR obtuvo uno el
HefoF 7. de la Fusnts, de EantuFCe
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AL RECIBO DE s 9 onviamoB &
vusltN de oorFeo un reloi Elgin gaEantizR'
do poF dieE amos, y por $40 remitimoB uno
mREOa WRlthRn. - r. Kehrhabn. San
juan z. B. -
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EN- La GALE DE TETUAN SO,
teECer pigo, Be RlquilRn dos buOnR8 hRbi'
tscioneB con viats IR calIo. So admitOn
comsnBaleg. Is '. Q.
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Sc DEsEA compEar an eICritoFio ams.
ricshO On buen sItado, para infoEmeB en-
lR administration dc Osto diaFio. 3v.H
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EN- LA GALE DE SAN JOSE nd
moro ss Rlquila IN eBpRoioso mirador.
IufoFmaF6n en- lR miBma casa. Is v. q.
CASA DE PkEsTAMOs de Jou6 Be-.
zEn, Allen 81 ST. Hace opeFsCionos 10 :
br0 alhajas. Dslde 100 dollars en- Rde'
Iante el inter6s ssF6 conventional , no ex'
CedeF6 del S% menBuaI. Compra y ven.
de alhRja8 modernag y antiguRH. San Juan
Puerto Rico.
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a. LOPEz OEPERO, San Jou6 is
COmpER , venta de musblss on general.
Sc haOen preHtamoB de dinero BobTs prem.
daa de ORC, plata , piadTss pTeCiosAs. Sc
CompFsn pr0ndRG antigua1 y modsrnaS So
Compra = vende plata y GRO deteEiorado.
ConBSsnte existenCia de musblsB, tip0
sSOn6miCoR BARRAS DE CATRE.
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m 04 OCHENTA CENTA,
h mWS VOs. I'm millaE de
w NS aguiaB de fon6gFafoB.

Be enviRn por CoEFsO. Franque0 libFP.
GONzALEz PADIN HMNs, San Juan 2. r..
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
NEW YORK TAKES APPEAL.
Not Satisfied srith Ruling of Um-
pires in Game uith Chicago.

Harry c. Puilam, president Of the National
League issued q statement yesterday clarifying the
more or less muddled condition regarding the cele
brated game Of Wednesday between the New York
and Chicago baseball clubs. The statement docs
not show that Chicago has made any claims. so far
as President Puliam is concerned. OF forfeited
game on Thursday but that the only upshot far
as the announcement that Wednesdays score was
a tie is a formal notice by the New York club that
Il Will appeal from that decision
President PullisIns announcement follows in full:
In view Of the great interest and constant in
o,iries by telegraph and letter this once re-
Rarding the exact status of the New York-Chicago
game of September g. desire to make this state
rnent:
The urnpires in charge of this filed their
written reports at National League headquarters
on September "a. stating that the New York-Chi-
cago game OF September q resulted In a tie score
usual manner without prejudice to the rights OF
either club.
Under the constitution of the National League
either club has a right appeal from the decision
of the umpires within FIVE days of the date of the
game The New York club this day has notified
this Office that Il will appeal from the decision Of
the umpires
In compliance with the provision Section =
of the National League constitution, protest OF
the New York club when received. will be SUBJ
nitted 10 the Chicago club and that club has five
The same procedure will prevail in the event that
the Chicago club protests the decision OF the UNI
pire.
when the case is made UP, decision on tho
facts and evidences VIII be rendered by the prssi-
dent OF the league, which decision is subject to Ap-
peal within FIVE days 10 the board of directors.
whose decision is final
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
MANY COTTAGES BURN.
alarming Forest Fire Burning IN
A Adirondacks- ks-Talk of Incendiarism.

Keene Centre, n. Y, Sept. 25.-An extensive
forest fire by far the most alarming that has
yet occurred IN the AdfrOndacks, Is now burn
ing on the Big Horn and Hurricane mountains.
The fire Is four miles long and two miles wide.
The wind is freshenins and carrying the flames
over East Hill Part of Adirondack Park has
been burned, many lumber companies have suf-
fered heavy losses in cut timber and number
of cottages have been destroyed.
In Keene Valley, group Of summer cottages
owned by New Workers are in danger. The fine
rustic lodge Of Miss Anna Warren Of New
York has been consumed by the flames and a
cottage owned by Miss warTen's brother, ".
r. Warren. may burn Cottages owned by VIII
lam Took and ". Martin, Of New York, are IN
danger
The fire fighters to-day laid two miles %
water pipe to get water 70 the scene OF ths
fire from Gull Brook There Is great army OF
paid and volunteer fire fighters the scene.
but the puny efforts OF the men Of little
avail against the gigantic fire.
The charge of incendiarfsu1 Is made by Super
visor John Carson, of North Hudson, who says
that some OF the paid fire fighters have been
setting new fires 10 prolOng their period
Of employment HIS charge has caused deep in
dignatton. and threats are made to shoot ths
incendiares II any are detected.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
TBv Tel.rraph 20 Tn. Tr,hun.

Annapolis Sept. 25-Though early in the season.
football got in its swing this afternoon at the
Naval Academy with the full staN Of coaches on
hand and practically n full squad OF candidates.
Ray Page. last years Yale tackle and Gates. also
OF Yale who has done such good work with the
midshipmen for two years past, Joined Berrin and
Howard. who started the work yesterday. while
DR.. Paul Dashiell, who will as adviser OF the
team this year. also hand. Page will be
with the midshipmen the whole season. while Gates
who is employed in Washington. VIII make
frequent visits 20 Annapolis
OF last seasons eleven. Reifsnider halfback. and
Leighton tackle, reported to-day leaving only De
Mott and Lange, quarterback. absentees. Tho
former is recovering from typhoid. while the lat
ter's leave started later than the others. McMas-
said to-day that the material stronger
than at this time last year and the IN
good shape for early in the
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
National LEAGUE STANDING.
GOLF AT BALTUSROL
Lockett and Honeyman Return Best
Bal Score of 145.

As fitting climax TO the metropolitan ope"
championship tournament. amateur and pfoies-
sional golfers Joined forces on the Baltusrol INKS
Yesterday. Some thirty-odd couples took part IN
the best bali foursome contest. which resulted IN
s H Iockett Of Arsdale. and Dave Honeynan'
the professional OF that club. winning with pest
hall Of l45 FOR th!rty-six holes. There was tie Tor
second place between H T. Townsend and Alec
Ross Of Brae Burn, and ". C Shoup and JACK
Hobens OF Englewood at l4S.
II had originally been intended TO restrict the
entries TO pairs from the same club but as 'hls
was found to work a hardship on some or the
pros from a distance the tournament commit
tee changed the conditions as 10 allow anna
teurs and professionals TO play together IRE
spective OF their club affiliations Considering the
fast pace set by the leaders during the champion
shin the best ball scores suffered by comparison
AS Is often the case in these four ball AFFAIRS the
unexpected happened Earlier in the week honey
man gave little indication OF the rare form that
marked his efforts throughout yesterdays double
round. but had IT not been tnat MS
far driving partner came to the rescue at oppoT-
tune times the result would have been different
In the morning the leading pair returned best
ball Of e Honeyrnan getting Is himself, thanks 10
SIS AT the last two holes. Starting out in the
afternoon HoneyTnan got in trouble and picked up,
but after that he played par golf Their card was
Fo1l0
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
TO KEEP ThAW In STATE
authorities Want Prisoner Returned
to WatteGzcan.

Albany. Sept. 25-The state authorities ara .,
make determined effort to prevent Harry x
Thaw being taken outside the state in bank
ruptcy court proceedings. Following the order ot
Judge Archibald. of Scranton. to-day. adjudginz
Thaw in contempt Of court and directing that he
be apprehended and taken to Pfttsburg By q
United States marshal the State Commission IN
Lunacy took up the matter with the State Prison
Commission and it was decided 10 ask Attorney
General Jackson 70 make application before su-
preme Court Justice Isaac NJ Mills at White Plains
tomorrow for order renandng Thaw from the
custody of the Sheriff of Westchester County to
the authorities Of the Matteawan State Hospital
Deputy Attorney General James A DOnnelly. Of tbs
New York city office instructed by the Attor-
ney General to go to White PIaine make ths
application
Thaw is in the Jail at White Plains pending ths
outcome Of litigation brought to secure his release
from the state hospital the ground that he is
Mr. Donnelly will base his application
for Thaw's return to Matteawan on that section
of the state insanity law which declares that a
dangerous insane person shall not be confined IN
any other place than state hospital or duly IL
censed institution for the insane for a period OF
longer than ten days. unless it shall happen that
there is no other place suitable for his confne-
ment.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
MERlcAN LEAGUE STANDING.
ON COLLEGE GRIDIRONS
Heat Makes Light York the Rule
at Eastern Universities.
by Telegraph TO The Tribune.

New Haven. Sept. 25.-The effort to develop
quarterback TO take the place of Tad Jones on the
Yale eleven is still occupying much OF the time OF
the coaches. At present Bingham who played the
position on the freshman team in 1905, and the
scrub eleven last year. seems to have the call He
has more experience than any OF the other candi
dates. but Is not wholly satisfactory yet.
Wheaton. who MS ~ halfback last
year. passes the ball well, the team speedily
and gives his signals in good style. II is entirely
possible that he may fast as the season
goes that he will leave Bingham and Hopkins
who was quarter the 1911 class team and is the
other leading candidate. behind He has the ad-
vantage Of being a good drop kicker.
Cooney who has been shifted from centre 10
right tackle. leaving pretty fight for be-
tween Hyde and Biddle. has tendency TO play too
far out on the defensive which makes II easy for
the opposing end to put him out of plays. and the
coaches working 10 correct this fault. He is
expected to make good mate to Hobbs. who
seems 20 be fixture at left tackle.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
FIRE REPORTS EXAGGERATED

Albany. Sept 25--JaInes s. Whipple, OF the stare
Forest, Fish and Game Commission, made this
statement to-day the forest fires in this state:
The correspondents Of various news pers located
at North Creek and other places have, in relation
70 the fires in the AdfrOndaCkS. very much eXag-
gerated the facts There have been very ,lany
railroad engines. We have had nearly ali % our
80 fire wardens, the most capable in the va-i-
Gus counties at work and they have employed the
best Obtaina bic IN helping fight fires Nearly
three thousand men. all told, have been AT work.
The lumber companies and railroads have
trtbUted very largely in the work by employing
their men In fact, ali the people OF the Adj
statement that old men. buns and others are hired
and cannot do effective work Is absolutely false.
1t Is true that obliged 70 take such men
get Fortunately and usually they
the best
The people Of this state are TO be Congratulated
the success have had In fighting and
trolling fires Very little. IL any, green timber
81 .010010 worth OF timber Is destroyed each day
is simply a wilSuI misstaternent. In the judg-
Of the at the head Of each squad thsrs
has bean $500 worth OF TnerChantable tim
Der destroyed IN all Compared with the losses IN
other states have escaped far with very
little damage, and 1t Is due the efficient fire.
fighting force and its organization that We havs
escaped.
l cannot any advantages 70 be gained by un-
great enough. Had there been high winds much
more damage would have been done No with
out experience IN II appreciate the great laoor
and dangerous work required in fighting these tresr
and instead OF being abused, those engaged II Chs
work should be praised
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
CUBS DEFEAT SUPERB4S.
OueraN Outmtches Rucker, and the
Cham pions Uin an Easy Tict0ry.

Chicago defeated The Superbas at Washington
Park. Brooklyn. yesterday by score OF TO /.
The teams fought terms for six innings.
Hummell scoring in the first with home drive
TO deep centre and Chance getting around for Chi
cago in the second. when he was hit and stole
ond. Tinker scoring him with single.
After that Overall invincible A fast double
play by Burch and Farmer saved Rucker in the
sixth He passed Evers and Schultz in the seventh,
and two sacrifices brought the run home King
scored in the eighth his hit. steal. and
Overall's scratch single.
The two Chicago at the finish scored
on a base on balls to Schultz hits by Chance and
Steinfeldt and Hofman's sacrifice.
Hayden was taken out in the sixth allow
Moran to bat for him. Slagle going TO centre and
Holman to right. Evers and Hummell felded
brilliantly while Tinker batted hard.
follows: