davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-10

''Todo acto illegal de iBfsrir aIgdn dafi9
violento en- IL perGon6 de OIgdo BOmejRnte,
con la intenOi6n dc CauHarle de- d., cual
quiOFs que Haan los medi0S el gEado de
violsnCis que 20 empleaEeD, O0nBtituir6 un
dsIitO de RCometimientO y DgrsHi6D. t.
da tGntativA para ComGter unG SgPsai6n, 6
oualquisr Befisl dc RmsnAza gus demusstrs
On Hi, con Pal0bFAs una intenCi6a inms.
diatS, RCOmpaf ada de HCtitud para Oometer
Is agEeOi6n, 1sr& conuideFAda como .un
aCometimiente."
seCOi6n primeER dc lG 10y para detsrmi
mar y CaAtigaF OCOmetimisnto pgFeai69,
ETC.: aprobRdR On 10 do MaTzo, 1904.
En- laB otEaB HsCCioneB 90 define Is Pxsn'
Ci6n dc reDponHabiIidAd y les CiECunatAn'
Ciag sgFavanteP.
DsSpu6B % fja Ia penA de uu dollar &
so, cuando no ConCuTFen Cir6unnbanCiRB
agravantes = de so dollars mil de c6F'
eel de an mes & dos ANS, Ambas psnaB,
CuRBdo exiSten cirCunata 1ciRG que agra'
van."
Eg, por ConBiguisuts, muy claro
usmsiants conBtit1ys sl de'ito dc Acomstini
IN individuo.
Y sIcAndSIiERF con ls7gu G' iadscor
60 tuEbar Ia pas, y no 0l dc acem timisutO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-10
IBRIG0S Y SOMBREROS.

En- el Paris Bazaar Ie han FsCibido abri
goG de BsdS nfg'OB con cusllo boFdado &
$500 uno, y lou hay tambien de $8., $40
$12 uno.
En- sOmbEsroH d. g., fi3Ea 90 aCaba de re.
biz uno dc ultima noVsdad que Hs ven.
d0T& dos dollaFg. EG un EombFeFo So
mRme ate bRrGtO , muy elegants.
En- Rrtfcu'oB de metal Platesdo propiol
para TegAleB hay un inmengo suPtido.-
PEDRO GIUSTL, FoEtaleBa %.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-10
Puerto Rico Sugar Comp.

CONVOCATORIA.-A lee nusvs dc
Ia mAfiana del dis 81 del corrients mes
= On Ia casa rGneFo Z de 10 cSlIa delTstukn On
tendF6 efsCto Ia Juuta General ordinaFia
de accioLiatas de la corporation On cum
pLimisnto de 10 que pFeCeptdA el AEticuIo
pYimero de uug EHth htutog.
Lo que Bs hsce p6b&co para conocimisn'
to de los HefioEeB Occioni,tSs.-Abelardo de
Ia Haba SsCEstario. 3v.R,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-10
En- aSuntOS GSG0IareS

Ell uoiior Bartoicm6 Flsquer, pre1idente
de ls Junta EOcolar DIS HumOcRo, ha lie
gado sstS ciudRd, = hoy ha heCho una
ViOita al ComiBionado de instruction, Dr..
Dexter, para tFAtaF sobTO aGuntoB FelaCio'
nndcs con IA instruction p6blicA en- IL Ina
poTtants Ciudad del Este.
RegEeBarG hoy & HumRoao. L8 doGSs'
noa bnOn 6xito en- Buu gOStionO8.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-10

"TOda persona que maIicioaO y voIunta'
Eiamsnte peEtulbars ga psz trar qailidad
de s'gdn vsCindario 6 individuo, con fusT'
tea inusitados g'itou, eOnduesa -tomultuO
60 y ofsnSivO, amenaaaH vitupeTiOH, III
mas. ds8afiOB pFovOcaciOneu, que en- 'aA
GALES do algunR Oiudad pueblo, 6 en- lH'
vfnH pdb!iCAs diBpaEaFe algunA GEma de
fuego, 8 hicisrs uuo dc lODgu'js gFO8sEO,
profano indeCorOBo On pEsHsnCia al 0l'
Cancs del dido dc mujereB min q, On fM'
ma oDtrepitosR inconvsnisnte, incurEird
ca 'mis1smssnor" = ssr6 o8stigadO con
mu' ia m6xima de 200 dolIaEp, 6 cGFcol -poT
uu t6rmino ms ximo de noventa dfaB am
bau psnaU, diacrsCi6n del tribunal.
Art 1858 del C61igo penal"
a. dRrlo uqs bofstsda, 6 psscoz6o, u"
nso y HgrOBi6u = no 81 de tuEbRr 10 pas de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-10
G8MVO On FuOTtO Rico.

V6auso Iog elPgante1 bSutOnOI gsnOveuOI
CON ompuHaduFR do PlGtO, I'm BuItido On
en- paF0guGB gsnoveSe1 % Ia mejaH I0d0
del mundc. Aqua do quinR de MiDgoni,
nara svitar Is caids del pGI0. Sc vsnden
en- Ell POPULAR do Am6EiCO salag.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-10
Alcohol pare eBmbBgtIble.

OfrscemoU alcohol de 40 grades para
combuntibls 4 Is Centsvog gallon.
No ofrsce paligrO nj tisna Olor densgrR'
dAb'e.
ExpsEimsntado "a con gran 6xito en- eI
alumbrado, eutufAG industFias diverBag.
Rsune ventsjas inApEeciab.eB g0bEe lGE
dOmkB sustanOias RimiIREsB gsneEalmsnte
empleadaB para qusmaE.
Es sd CombusEibIs de pOFveniE poY 10
sConomfa, 1PguEidad , limpieGa. ,.
Para infoEmss diFigirAs sFeB. Sues. de
RoBGg = Co.,-AEecibo. wv
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-10
UNA =; :
x
S0RP RESA AGRA DABLE.
Nantua, Q e febTeEo Ia l8a!

Muy Sres mics Ha sido para mi una
sorpresa agradsbilisima recibir el conte-
nido de su precioso cofreciIlo DnntoI. Ell
perfume de este dentifrlco as delicioso
Ia frescura que deja en- Ia boca, incompa-
rable. Es de todos los dentifricos que he
experimentado ell que erSuentro prefe-
Tible. .,~s-. ~
Pueden w, estar seguros de que hare
entire mis- relacionss toda IL propaganda
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-10

ueelmerece ydue
pOrlo 4 mf toco
no usar6 ningin
otro.
Mil graciaspor Ia
amable sorpresa
que han querido
proporcionarme.-
A. Reirres, magis-
trado. En- Roma
Qtalia).
Con gustO hemOs
FeproduCidO Ia pre-
cedente carta, por.
RNn1A an -R1G
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-10
Ell CODIGO PENAL.
lgEstir D aG0mstsr, no as turbsr Ia paz.

Lou dig m6D aCuonCia Puerto adoa
deBds Julio de 1902 tuFbaE aCOmatmnto
sn ConfundioB mRioIamGe
pejudiCaE al
Copmo' Duao6n on praon deaaso
deiCdVo Cuando hR ido CalifCado osrEoE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-10

EETLOIDES-M moior mas gsguIO
do t0dos loB 0gpsoihooB h&sta RhoER conoeidR
para 10 0uT8 p0rm&nont0 do t0aB la8 0nfOF-
m0dadsB dc la uT9tA, "a sean 6ataB or6nioRs
agudag. oontisn0 81 flujo y cuFa poF COM
parade similar, Las gonpRFQag, 0gpoFmatoEnAG
siBtitiB, sGt. Mej0F que laB nyooGionOg , muy
superior 81 BSnd8l0 eopRibA. EmpiO8R
uuFtiP Bn efs0to lRg tGea suatEo h0EaB do
1RbaFRa tornado.
L0s REEEILOIDE5 E5S-s0n fSgilog 40 tOnRI
eBtGn pTspaEados de man0rR que no E8VuOI-
r ne Vanta On todRg Lar Butieag. PidanBG
auRgt 10 gratis 6 BHs dnseaa fabPieantog-
FP0deRiok gtaaRnB = o.. DE tR5't, NIohi.
gam D. A.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-10

a.sOMBRBROB EARA BI7NORAB,
muy 6legantss , & pEeCioB uuraaTaonts mo.
dic61 loa aCabR do RecibiHAL.a Tiendita ds
JousfR EehaVaEnl, ~ lado al ayuntss
.misnto. Venda tambisn ofseto1 Fslfpio.
0os. O0mpFa anYoltuEa1 "a Jabon OCta.
gon.-Esan Juar, Box 216.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-10
Restaursdor Vital de Ricord

Restaura la vitalidad de los honnbres. Ca
EantizadO. PreciO $1-OO, orc. Siempre q la
venta en- la Farmacia de FideI GuilIer-
mety. Ha curadO otros, 10 cura aV Be
ROlicitan pedidos pOr cOrreO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-10
En- Denver ViCtOHeaTOn a BIyan Cua-
TGOta minutes mas que a ROOss-
welt CuandO foe pTOcIamatO pre-.
Sidsnte.
EI TePTGSeRtante HOdS0n declare ha
bsI dido dGCir a Roosevelt, que
habia Ia mayor pT0babilitad de
guerra entire J0p61 y America.
Un solo case de PsStG en- Trinidad,
tsSds eI 30 de JUNO al 4 DO
Julio.
Ell Canata Sc ETepaTa a exGIuir de 81
teFritO:i0 a los amoIiCanaS de.
sOCuPsdOS.

DsnveE, Julio 1O.-Ayor fu6 IN dia de
gFNndea 0ntuniaImoI para los elemOntoB
polftiCoa poEtsnociOnteB al paEtidO dem6CER.
to. AuEque hAbfA algunRs pFObAbilids-
doG que 90 Crey6 fSvoTsCisrsn detsFmina-
daB Candidatura1 frsnta Ia do William
j. Bryan, la dc 6nte fns por fn nOminGda
con pEefsrSnCiR & tOdG Otra, PoF mas que
lou COntEincantOB dentFo del paFtido demo.
CrNta, del popular poIfticO, no honti isAron
~ OandidRturH. AL seE 6stG pEoClAmadR,
lR convention eBtAll6 On 0plauHoH deliTan'
tss, que 90 pEOlOngsron poF GBpacio de
oChentR oCho minutog, cuaventS minutoB
mas de 10 que fac victoEeado Roosevelt
p0F Lon RGpublicRnOg cuando 10 NOm5nGrOU
an lS anterior convention de 80 pnrtido.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-10

Denver, JuIio 1O.-El EspTsDentants
HodnoD hizo en- Ia ConvOncitn d0moCEGti
CO, declOERciones que han oGuHAdo usnsS'
CiOnRl efscto en- TODD el pAfg. HoduOn
declare On % diICuEIO, que oy6 deOir Ol
prOpio prOAidsnto Roosevelt, que habfG Ia
mayor pEobAbiiidAd do guerra entire Jap6n
y Am6rics. EstAB AfrmACioneU de Hoduon
10 considOrAn en- los CiFouloB poIfticou F0pU
b,iCanou v0rdaderAmente OompTometOdO'
ra8. No 10 ra5e cual GeS lR ACtitud que
en- sl aGuntO Rdopta 0l pFeBidente, nj DC
CE6a que lAG graves deClATACion0u dc Hod
ION 90 debRn & nero TGCurB0 de efsotO para
1umaE adeptOu la politics dc Jennings
BryanS. Solo 30 tisne notiCia dc que en-
Warrington los ofcialeB del gobierno lO'
mentan que tales afEmRCiones 80 h'yRn
heCho p6blicOH On un GctO como 9l de 10
Convention dOmoCT6tieR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-10

Ottaws-CanadG-J ulio 1O.-El go
bieTno dol Dominic, no prsparR adoptar
medidaB en6rgiCRI tondOntel limpiRF sl
pats do 0lemsntoB que 20 ConDidsEan PERU
diCisIea, peFtenezCau 10 naoi6n que per.
tsnssCsn. or 10 pFonto 20 anunOiG el
pEop6aito de exoluir del Canada Los anne
TiCRnoB dOsoCupadoD que llegueD Al pals
Bin emploO OonOCido. So estudi1 una Icy
msdiante lN Cual 10 prOhibo que llegueu al
Canada ameriONnoS que no sean expEeHa'
mente COntratadoI para trAbajAE quo no
vsngSn oCEpaE COloeaCion08 pOE soliCitud
dc 0mpFsHGB estAblGCidaB On el Dominic
Be trata, en- sumR, de una Icy de exclusion
On tOds f1Tma. CT6sle que eIto OauGAEG
diVguHto On lo8 EOt0dOn Unidos y RCABO
determine cisEtA tibiOsR on laV EelacionGs
do SmiDtGd entire Los vecinos pAiHes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-10

Trinidad, Julio 1O.-EI gobiernO de 10
iGIR hS notifoAdo que, deHds el dia 30 de
JuniO aI CuAtrO de Julio, solo Ee hA regis
tFado un nuevo CaBo dc bub6niCa. La
spidsmia, Eegdn sIOB datOa ofoiAlo1, hA
d0OFeCido TapidGmente. No hG hAbido
muOEteO FeCientSS, y los pOItOlOI On NHiE-
tsnCiR 90 cree que llegaF6u & FeOtablaCeEle.
Las msdidRU BRnitRTiRH han sido eiORCiBi'
mas On Ia isIa. So sBpsEa podeF notiCiaE
PrOnto oficiSlmento lR COmpletR deBApGEi-
ci6n de Is plagO, aunque lOI CaGOB de con-
VSlssCenCiA 90 pEOlODgAn muchO = clio BE
NfirmA quo ofroCO Glgda peligro sin que.
pOr 10 AntO, miontrNB hRyO IN ConvRleA'
CisntS en- loa BanRtorioT, 90 debR deClaTar
pals no infastado.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1908-02-22

forth. Forget me. a. l have no doubt
you will. 1t has been q mistake. Do
not call. as am going with Nj. Les
ter to the theater.'
Tried to make me Jealous! Foolish
grill" muttered young McNatt. allud-
ing to the lagt sentence. Women are
SO transparent" Callie was not quite
18. Throw me over as calmly - II
i were an empty candy box-and with
no more heart! 1t cuts fellow up!"
He walked to the window and stared
hard at the pavement. He was search
ing vigorously for the emotion he
ought to have, crushing aack the In
sistent knowledge that all he felt was
complacency at having arrived at the
point where he could get engaged and
then have his heart broken by . frivo-
lous girl.
II am well rid Of her." he told q
banana cart that was being pushed
by. Then he scowled as he had seen
a villain on the stage do short time
before. But to man with heart
an ideal Is slow to die. She will 90
gayly on-with that Lester idiot,
suppose-because she is shallow.
While I-ah. perhaps in years to come.
Callie, can blot you from my mem
DRY.
"A blow just at the opening Of a
mans career" he told himself, with
gentle bitterness. But the world shall
not know, shall not pity me. Naturally
| things never can look the same to me
again, but shall laugh and go ON and
pretend to have an interest in life and
NO one will know that carry q disii-
lusioned spirit. an empty heart. be-
meath the smiling exterior. have
loved and lost. Well. so be it. l am
not one to scatter my affection about.
l shall never love again-never!"
Entranced with the thought of this
horrible fate. young McNatt surveyed
himself in the mirror.
Pale" he murmured. 'T am sensi-
tive and show when am moved. Lit.
tie Callie! Foolish girl! Spelling her
life for a whim. Some day she will
know 1t when 1t is too late. am done
with women. They have no interest
for me now. They are merely an Incl
dent and must not be allowed to in
terfere with a mans career. shall
Hello, Birney!" he broke Oh, al
another youth about his own age en-
tered attired in the latest agony.
Say" remarked Birney. breathless
ly, with NO respect for the tragedy Ii
which his friend was involved, come
along with me and call on that Lar
kins girl we met last week. k'hs
asked me to call and she said to brint
you"
mot that stunner-with the blu.
eyes and"
THE same" returned young Nc
Mats visitor, noddi6g his head I,
give greater emphasis to his reply
Young McNatt whistled. "0ee!" b,
exclaimed. what luck. should -,
Il would 60! Where's my hasr-
Chicago Daily News.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1908-02-22
hts BROKEN
hear ]

Young McNatt shrugged his shoul
ders. After . moment In which he en-
joyed the novel sensation he shrug'
ged them again. bitterly. He did
more-he bit OF the end Of = cigar
and muttered harsh words.
Amid 1t all he felt well satisfied
with himself. He realized that he had
taken the situation with all the COM
posture Of one to whom being rejected
by ones best girl was an old story
and not at all rs a novice would have
taken it. Callie was the FIRST girl
whom he had honored by devoted at
tentions. For three months he had
looked upon life with the tolerance of
the wording. Was he not engaged
Were not he and Callie to get mar
ried some day when he was more firm
ly established financially?
At 20 q man regards an income as
. mere Incidental. annoying because
of its slimness. He and Callie had a
vaguely cheerful idea that with years
come increased salary as q matter of
course. He had called her little girl
as he planned out their future and he
had grown several inches by realizing
that she depended on his superior wis
dom and ability.
And after a foolish little quarrel she
had decided that she did not love him
as she had thought.
my dear Charles" It ran. after
last evenings exhibition Of temper on
your part It il better that we should
let our dream go. All II over between
us. Our lives are sundered hence
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-04
THE BRIGADE MATCH
Will Start To day at East Ha
ven Rifle Range-Contin-
ued To- morrow.

The annual brigade rife match
takes place to-day on the East Haven
rifle range and will he continued to-
morrow. The men will leave the ar
mory at o'clock this morning and
thirty-five men will take part IN the
shoot, The following ls the list of
events. zoo yards slow fire, 200 yards
rapid fire, 500 yards slow fire, 500
yards slow fire, one skrmish run,
1000 yards slow fire.
OF the thrty-five who enter the
shoot the fifteen highest score men
for all kinds of fire and on all kinds
of a range will be the team to COM
pete in the national rife tournament
to be held at Cincinnati on August "a
and %.
The following is the makeup of the
team of thirty-five men who will take
part in the two days shoot to-day
and tomorrow: Three from the First
four from First Separate company. The
remaining twenty-one men Will be
taken from the Second regiment and
who qualified at the last shoot held on
July 26 and 81 for a final tryout. The
postponed company team match will
be held Wednesday morning. This
match is for the brigade team match
cup which has been won by the Blues
rife team twice and If won to-mor-
row will become the property of the
Blues. The following are the events
for the company team match: 200
yards slow fire. 200 yards rapid fire,
COO yards slow fire.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-04
SCALES WE'RE OFF.
Sealer Maroncy Finds Constant Wear
Affects Them.

Two sparrows nests in the big 100
ton scales OF the Consolidated Rail-
road company made a difference OF
sixty pounds in the registering of the
scales. This has been discovered by
Edward Maroney, sealer OF weights
and measures, when he began his an
nual test OF the company's big scales.
Two large nests were found In the top
of the scales. where straw had been
solidly packed This Is the first time
that such n condition has been detect
ed by the sealer, Mr.. Maroney Is at
work testing the seven 100-ton scales
OF the railroad company so as to give
the accurate weight of 10000 freight
cars. There are two of the scales To-
Gated at Belle dock, one at Cedar Hill,
Brewery street, Water street and the
railroad station. The scales at the
stone crusher were also tested.
Mr.. Maroney found nearly all the
scales so far tested off on account of
constant wear, He refused to seal
them until n representative of the
Fairbanks Scale company came here
and adjusted them.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-04

Il was foolish to tell him I'd rather
dance than eat"
why so?"
He waltzed me out of that fashion
able restaurant in a jiffy"
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-04

The August term of the criminal side
of the superior court came In yester-
day morning with Judge Richard Tyner
of the city court on the bench, both
judges of the. court being at present
away on vacations. Only one case was
called and that was the appeal OF
Charles Jackomonus of Branford from
a sentence Of 60 days In jail for resist
ing an officer He pleaded guilty yester-
day and got is days in jail. He
has already spent SO days as the guest
Of Sheriff Hugo and with his coming
Is days and the costs viii probably
spend another month or two there.
The court after hearing this one case
adjourned for the term.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-04
A WONDERFUL SALE.
Big Crowd and Splendid Values Feat
ures at Crawford Plummer Co.'S.

1t was absolutely necessary to lock
the doors at the Crawford Plummer
Co.'S store yesterday and this very
shortly after the midsummer clear
ance sale opened at $780, These semi
annual events are eagerly looked for
ward to by the women of New Haven
who realize that the sales at this store
are bona fde bargain givers and there
was no dissatisfaction expressed by
any of the large number who had to
wait their turn. The attractive store
was crowded all day and the system
attic attention given to customers
made 1t possible for everybody to get
what they wanted comfortably and to
their utmost satisfaction.
The reductions are made on the reg
ular stock. remember, and the sum-
mer Is just at the full, too; with many
weeks ahead, during which just the
things you can find at Crawford
Plummer's will be Of infinite com
fort to you. The sales yesterday were
rapid, and women bought because
they realized that they were obtain
Ing actual values, yet there are really
no exhausted stocks There are suits,
both wool and tub, separate skirts and
Jackets, silk lace and lingerie waists,
petticoats, dresses, parasols and some
Of the loveliest kimonos, both long and
short ones, that you ever saw. In a
lot of instances the prices are cut in
two, some of them are even less than
half price and there Is not single
price reduction that will not surprise
you, Truly New Haven hasn't seen a
more generous assortment or better
value giving than can be found at
this Crawford Plummer Co.'S mid
summer clearance sale.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-04

be asked to appropriate this amount Of
money for the purpose.
The report Of the committee which
considered the Jocelyn square play
ground complaint was read in which 1t
was held that the playground should
not be abolished and that the petition
ers against II should be given leave to
withdraw. The report was accepted
without dissention by, the board A
first reading was given the petition for
trunk sewer In North Front street
and the favorable report was ordered
tabled for printing in the journal. The
amendments to the rules of the bath
house In st. John street giving the men
Saturday afternoon and evening and
closing Sunday mornings were also
agroci TO. Following action on the
pos mcnt Of consideration OF the
jew. street site the board adjourned.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-04
THE PROBATE COURT
Distribution Ordered in Lines
Estate-Henderson and
Stone Estates
Court News.

On the estate Of Augustus r. Lines.
who was wealthy carriage manufac-
turer and died about FIVE or six years
ago, Judge Studey yesterday in the
probate court ordered a distribution Of
the estate which places $4,000 In the
hands Of different public institutions
in this city.
When Mr. Lines died he left the life
use Of his estate to his wife Mary
Ann Lines, who died short time age
and specified that at her death the
estate was to be distributed according
to his Will, s11S,ooo to be distributed MS
personal requests by James II. Webb
who is trustee.
The public requests which were paid
yesterday by the trustee are.
Yale university $4,000
Church OF the Redeemer In Chape
street, 100000
Young Mems Christian Association,
$40, 900,
New Haven County Historical socl.
ETY.. $4,000. .
The Organized Charities, $1,000.
St. Francis Orphan asylum, $500.
New Haven orphan asylum, $500.
Mrs. Mary Ann Lines who has had
the life use of the property left an
estate which was probated some
months ago amounting to 100000 The
reason for the delay In distribution Is
over legal trouble of small nature
in the Massachusetts, courts. The pay
ments were made yesterday by Attor.
ney ]. II Webb who as trustee flled
separate bonds for the distribution o.
the personal requests and tho public
requests.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-04

Application was made In the pro-
bate court yesterday morning for the
probating OF the will Of Frank Hender-
son of 2ss Lenox street, who died july
2s and left an estate of about $4,000
He leaves his entire estate to his wife
Mrs. Nellie Henderson, who Is named
executrix. The hearing will be held
August 10 at 10 o'clock The only heir
at-law besides his wife is brother
William Henderson.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-04

in the will, declined to qualify. Besides
his wife and his brother he leaves 81
heirs -at-law who are nieces and ne
phews, and are scattered all over the
United States. There are some IN Col
orado Texas, Alabama, New Mexico,
Arkansas and Minnesota, besides those
In this state.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-04
AUTOMOBILE ARRIVALS.
Numbers OF Out of Town People Here
Yesterday.

The following automobile parties ar
rived at the New Haven House yester-
day. Charles NJ. Jessup. W. r. H.
Boothe, u. D., r. f. Smith, +. s. Sher-
man. White Plains and return; Mrs
James X. Ryan, New York; John c.
Sheehan, James L. Rogers, Jack Ryan,
Cyril Sheehan, Miss Blanche Sheehan
New York to New Haven. B. b. Thayer,
New York, Boston TO New York. Mr.
and Mrs Alexander Laughlln, Alexan-
der Laughlln, jr., George II. Hays
Pittsburg, Pa, New York to Roland
Springs Or, James s. Green and wife
Elizabeth, N. j., Elizabeth, N. j.. to
Gloucester, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs Henry
White, Mrs. George Grace. Carl White
Miss Belle White, Carl White, Boston Ia
New York city; J. M, Lockhart F. A.
McCune, Samuel r. Kelly, Plttsburg
Penn.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-04

There was a hearing yesterday on the
estate OF Clark Stone, who died in Or
ange. June 30, and left an estate Of
about $4,000 His brother Frederick
Stone. qualified as executor. and Mrs.
Mary r. Stone, who was also named
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1908-11-26
Should Enact Deer Law

The next Legislature of Nevaaa
should pass law to protect the deer
that are in certain parts of the State.
Last week some parties from Sparks
were out In the Granite Mountain dis
triet where deer is very plentiful and
they report that nimrods from Califor-
MIA have been there and killed enough
deer to load six-mule team and hauled
them TO California. This should be
stopped and the next State Legisla-
ture should pass law that all hunters
from other states should pay a license
TO hunt here and limit each hunter to
two deer each season. At present
Nevadan is compelled to pay license
of $40 to hunt in California and then
limited to two deer. A similar law
should be passed in this State and the
people should insist that the coming
Legislature does so.