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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-19
la PESTE EN-
La GUAYRA.
! g0bl0rRO I8R0lOlla0 % dIel i IGTdld.
Gable de la Prensa Asooiada.) J

(C&DIe Qe Ia RrenSa AeOclaQas)
Lo siguisnto ha nido publicado por 81
Listtae DiGrSO, do santo Domiugo
Washington, Abril 21.-segdn notiCiau
do IL GuayFa, 10 peHts bub6niOa 90 hR ex
paEcido de an modo alRTmRnto on dicha
Ciudad.
El gobisFno venGzslano hnca todo Ia
pclible poE eyitRF que % GOpa Il verdad
de lRg cOGaB.
A ests fD, be ordenado que ss entierrsn
do noChs laH numerous 7fctimas de Il
spidemia = IoI m6dicoz de uanidad us les
he prohibido BsfsriFBa & II pents ca los
CeFtifoadoa de defunCi6n.
Un facultRtivo que, deyobsdecisndo 81
6kRas, tuvo 81 atrsvimiento de declarsr
que uno de aus enfsEmos habfa fallecido de
psste bub6nioa, fa6 datenidO para oscar.
miento.
POGO despueV, sinembargo, sl gobIerno
lG deyolvi6 Ia ibeFtRd.
La snfsEmedad obEa con una vioIenciR
extERordinaria.
Familias enteEaB han peEscido, otras
hay que han peTdidO ID mayorfa de uuB
miembEoB.
Las lfneas de VRpoFsB que unen 81 pus1
20 dc La GuayFa CON los dem6a pafses,
han Feauelto no hsceE sscaIa On 81 misntras
gigG gu cuRs0 10 Gpidemia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-19
EI oIcalts de su pueblo ora caIvo.

-Examin6ndoHe un estudiante aFago'
mes de Msdicina Legal, l0 pF0gunt6 uno
do Los profesoFe8 que ConstitufRn sl tFibu'
nal:
-VamoB & vsT: 81 aICalde do 10 pueblo
hR Fscibido, una heTida en- IL cabszs; listed
ca m6dico de 10 casa GO llamado con mr.
geuCia, Ique hREfa ustsd pEimsrc?
-FijRrme y yer i podfa RpFeciaF con
que ClRBe de instEumeuto hRbfa uido pro-
duCidR.
mo as enc.
-Hsrfa an reconoCimiento do la lesion
en- todRB guB dimsnHioues.
-TsmpoCo.
-PraCticaFfa un Iavado aRtia6ntico.
-Flsse bien tenga On CuentR que 90
tERta de una herida en- lR cabszR.
-Pueg..
-iPero, hombrsl siendo una hs7i6a an
10 cRbezs, 10 pFimeEo que tendrfa que hR'
coz Bsris CoFtaF 81 polO.
-Lo advierto uated, contasta 81 alum
no, que 81 alCalde de mi pueblo eB calvo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-19
Les Canpanas de Carri6n, Los Mos.
uueteE0S.
AtTiy0AtO programa.

El Municipal 10 vork muy conCur1ido
ssta noChs, & juzgaF poE 81 magnffeo pro-
gFama que circul6 aver hoy.
Las CanIpaaoas dc CaTri6n e8 una dc Lar
zsEzueIas prefsridas del pdblico do SAn
JuGn' nos aSeguran que q bsjo Btfior
Marco eStS inimitable en- uu pspel de Gas.
par, pr0tagonista de Il GbFp.
La diBtinguida tipls BshoEita BRillo can.
taF6 extra programs 81 diffcil , preciono
walls dc Los MOSqaeteTOs Crises, y es gegu.
70 que % hREa RplaudiE como BiempRe.
A Lar III terminals la function.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-19
Para los que Sc Casen.

El aCroditado estsbloCimiento do nave
dRdeS, "LRB NovsdRdsn" aCaba de PaCibiE
81 mas eBpl6ndido suEtido do CamsB paEG
mRtEimonio. Accessories de colchRB, ID
todaS ClRael pFaCioB, adoEnoH, aIfombFaG
y TODD el equipo para aquellae do 10 mas.
Hay voFdRderRg obEas de RFte las m6E
lindas camaE 90 offeCen 81 p6bliCo. Ei
Gurtido do obietoB de fantaBla, GBsnclsB,
SobFeroa para sefioraB sefioFitRg y Rrtfcu
loB para oabRlleroB, Bigus siendo de los
mas aCFsditadoE. Ell buen Bazaar dc Ia
Calls do San ErAnCiocO ligus meEOCiondo
81 meiOF CY6ditO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-19
NDlClD0R GENERAL

CoNsEJOs Al LAS MADREs III Iarsbe
oAlmanto do la sefiora WinsloW debe
uSarHo siOmPro que los nifios estan en- 81
periodic de Ia d0t0nci6n. Proporciona ali
Vio Immediate al pequeflO paCfent0, produ-
GO un suefio natural tranquiIO, aI1via 0l
dolor y ol angelito despierta muy vivO y
allegro. Els muy agradablo al paladar,
Calma al nifiO, ablanda sus dolores, hRco
fSciles la funcionen del est6msgo regula
los intestinOs. Es 81 meior remedio como.
cido para la diaTrea va provenga esta de la
dentici6n 8 de cUslquiera ORA causa.
Tengase mucho cuidRdO en- pedir 81 "JaTa.
be CalmRtne de Ia Sonora WinsloW": es 81
meiOr de todOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-19
Do AdlllIsirlddR.

Avisamos 4 las personas, que
solicitan suscribirse 4 este dia-
rio, que 81 peri6dico no les ser&
enviado, 81 el ayiso que con tai
objeto remitan, no yiene acom-
panado del importe de la sus-
cripci6n.
Esta vale por an trimestre
1926. Por un semestre $3.50.
POr IN a6o $500. Pg00 an
tieipadg.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-19

Hoy hsmog tsnido 81 gusto dc Baludar
en- eBts FedacCi6n los spFecisbIss eompa. .
triotaa de AguadiIla y San SsbRltiEn, res
pectivRme7ts BeiioYeB JoE6 Yumst M6ndez
y Boli1RriO Rodriguez. 81 senior Yumet
reside en San Juan desds hEcs aIgdn item.
po y psrteneCisnts & una Dc les mas dis
6inguidas familiRs de IL "VilIa del. .Oic".
FL senior Rodriguez, que peFtsneCO Ia
Poliefa do pgnaleB, 60 an paiHRno egtimRdf'
hmo poT lsB mobiles pP0ndas dc CaE6Ctar
que le alderman , 90 fEms , sincere patrio'
tiEmo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-19
In miIsgro De Ia Virgsn De Ia Alta
gTaCia.

Ell s6bado Santo-dicen dc Higdsy, al
ILiBtfn DiaRic," de SRnto Domingo-com
pRrsCi6 ante nuestEs Sra. de AltagEacia al
senior Rafael Muses., de Santo Domingo,
quien 60 ancontEsba Complatamento ciego
dosds hRcfs slgdn tempo , lleno do fsrvoT
diEigO aus pEsCeB la milagEoga viFgsn.
Ella, oyendo sHB fsEvoTosos FuegoB, Ie
oOnCedG "a petiCi6n, FsCobrando MusssU
COmplstamentO lsu vista deBds aquel ina
tantG,
NumeFoBo pdblico prsHencis 81 milagrc
, 81 sOnido aIegFs dc I'M Fepique do cam
panaS Bs hacen pFeCeB 81 TodopodeEoSo en-
ACCi6n de grsoiss poF aquSl aCOnteOimisnto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-19
Boni. De CastsIIans y Ana Gould.
COndenadOs a psgar S24, 1000 4 una
CantaDte ruSa.

La CoEts de apelacieneB On FGancia or
demo hsos POGO 81 Oonde CaatslIano = 4
Ana Could quisn FaCientements 30 divor.
clio de 81, pRgaF jUntoR Vsra Nimidofr,
una cantante de 10 opera EuEa, $24 600
vRltF dc Las joyaU que 81 conde adquiHi6
Gin legitimidad 10 que paFecs de Mile.
Nimidrff.
Nine. Gould dijo que ellis NADIA uabfa
del h0chO de que ~ 0BpoGO hubisHe Rdqui'
Eido tales JoyaB y que; adsm6s, nj adm
habfa viato 6HtaB; psFo Ia CoEte aoltieno
que lRH joyss ''pTaaumiblamento hAbian 81
do adquiEidag ain deraeho por 10 eBpoBa
del CampEsdoF."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-19

DOROTHY DAINTY RIBBON SETS
Yust receibed at ella VILLA DE Ma
DRID". La Ultima novedad en- juegos de
oiRtas fnas para lazos bandas; las hay
9esdo 10 cada juego. Nuevo surtidO de
Faldas y Abrigos de seda para Sefioras
asl como los mejor0s Casim1res, Alpacas.
Camisetas leiftimas Crepe etc; estos '
Otros muchOs artfeUlos Sc acaban de reoibir
en- La oVILLA DE MADRID. Visitenos
pfdanos muestras y ls atenderemos
gust0sOs.
r. o. Box, 784, TelefonO 27S
San Francisco 81. San Juon. p. r
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-19

Ell RON SAN LUIS.-Todo 81 mum
0 est6 COnvsnCido que cate from" msTeCe
Ia gran RceptaCi6n que en- todR lR islR %
10 diEpsnsR. Los slfiorss AlvaTes Her
manoH BiempEe tisnen grandes pedidoB que
de1pachaF en- 30 dep6lito dc lR OalIe de
San JOKE Z. No Contiene ninguna BuB
tanCia noCiva suu Componentea Eon todol
dN Il n0inP rRlid0d
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-19

81. LOPEZ OEPERO, San Jou6 Is
CompPR y vents de mueblsB en- general.
So hRCsn prsstamoH do dinerO aobFs prem
das de orc, plata pisdEau pEeCioBRg. Be
CompERn prondas antiguas , modsrna1. 30
CompER , vende plata , orc deteEiorado.
Conssante eziatencis de muebles, tipoa
aoon6micoB. BARRAS DE CATRE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-19
I'm angel mas,

Hoy las de ID mAffaus vol6 al cislo
ol niio Miguel Loubriel Tr6pags, deiando
sumidoI & gus amanteB padres ca ls mayoE
de las tFistezaE.
FL hogar hsstS hoy fsIiz y dichogo. 50
fEs la negFa nubo do dOloE que la auusncia
de nm ser quoridO produce On el coraz6n
de Rafael y Sofia.
RssignaOi6n crigtiaue ante taI daagraoiaI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-19

LEGO nuava EemeGa dc los fAmoSOs
eICritoTioB , las libFsEfas por BscCCiones
Sectional Book Cases de la Gum Farni
tnTa Go. PfdanBs 81 agsnts exclusive.
Rafael MaygsEidR. AlmaCen de musblGV.
San Francisco "A, San Juan P. b. 15VG.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-19

- 81 CLUB da F. Kahrhahn & 90.
fsgala an rsloj de oFo "Waltham" Bsma'
nalmente entFe aus socioB. La Ultima 90.
mana obtuvo uno 81 safior JoG6 Menen.
des dc SautuFca, soCiO ntim. "a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-19
SOLARES IN SANTURCE.

s0 vendsn Eolaroa con fronto & 10 care.
boEs Contral , Otrou intsriorou con GALES
RfrmRdaR.
Informant w. Bosch. Teuuan ndmoro
altos. n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-19

TAQUIGRAFIA INGLEsA & IDIO.
MA INGLRS -OuFBOH RSpidoB DiFi-
glrso N. Morales, CEi1to 8. ApartAdo
1865. San Juan. 10. " ..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-19

-sOMBREROs PARA sENORAs,
muy Olegantsu , pEecios Gumamsnte mo
diCOg, loB RCaba de TeCibir La Tisndita ID
JOsafa EchsvarEis, 81 lado del ayunta'
mionto. Vsnds tRmbi6n efeCtoB Esligio-
HM COmpEa snvOItuFRH de Jabon OCta'
gon.-Ssn Juan. Box 216.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-19
San Juan, Porto Rico,
80 dc Enero de

80 de Enero de 1908.
The ozomu1sion Company, New York:
Muy senores MOS de mi mayor considera-
ci6n: Por espacio de seis amos venfa nj
hijo padeciendo de fuertes ataques asm6ticos.
complieados con fiebres, cuando va cansado
de gastar dinero, procure muestra de
ozomulsion La di q mi h1jo. Continue
comprando su preparation, con La honradez
del hombre juro q Vds. e1 haber alcanzado
para nj hijo Ia ouraoion completa de ten
cruel enfermedad; asf es que en- agradec imi en-
to Vds. doy las mas expresivas gracias Y
1ibertad para hacer pdblica nj manifestation.
On La prensa. De Vd. respetuosamente,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-09-10

Have you seen the lliRh school
pillow covers ut Slllts Dry Goods co,
II IL up.to.datc, J."
AUGUST RitRcnthnlcr, who has boon
tho brewer Tor \. cugtcl TOT the pant
two Years. lcIt this morning With
his family tor california, whurr he
viii locate.
Wanted to icni \ furulnh"l
Lodging llousr. Inquire at this nt.
nr, t.iwk
Misscs Katie Runk aud Emma
Schneider. the milllncrr, r"tufnc.'
last evening from Portland, wh"r"
thcy have been Hrlccting their h.l
tock oi goods and gctting ncQunDnt.
I'd with the styles.
During the month OF August the
Police Judge collected ss2.ro In
fines
Nice Fancy Crawford Peaches, 81
por hoy NJ the Monarch %
You viii save money hN buying
sewing machines aud all of your sew
INK machine supplies ut Mullcis. cor
u.r Main aud 9Th Nrcrts ain
, Rev. rConklin. pastor of N" Meth
ndIst church, viii not return tu this
city next year lie viii lUay" soon tu
attend the Conference which viii be-
held NJ Salem un September 80 llla
family viii accompany him ~ hr viii
year,
! Now In the time tn buy your fruil
I Tor canning and preserving Ever
B thing to select from and cheaper than
from the prddlrrS
100 boxes of choi," Crawford pea.
rhrs from 90 cents up nt the Monarch
Sowing ma,hlncs for rcut hy dal.
week. or month At Mullcfa. Phone
!ai.
. 4 nice line ~ Sweaters iu alI ,ul.
prs at Slilts DrN Goods 60 ~
Thomas T.. Staulc, has made ap.
plicatlon Ia b" appointed guardian
pl the person and "Stat" ~ Kub.r,
Mclaughlin. N" man Nho recently
was sent tn ~" InsHn" Nnyium nl
salem Mr Mclaughlin owns 100
acres under the ditch. b"sih"s good
team. wagons harness and other
equipment
Com" Ia the rnnratorium for your
fali and Winter Suits. 1000 sam.
pies to select from. .
Harry Pearson. one ~ the Wry"r.
hacus"r nr" ward"ns. came IN last
night from PokcTama. WhcT" hc has
been assisting In nehtlng IRE. lie
says that the fires are nearly undrf
control. and that j. =. Klmhhll haH
gon. To N" Jenny creek country with
his crew of men. wh"r" It IN reported
another Are has started. Mr ParBnu
l"ft today for Odcll. Wh"r" au tn.
mems" forest Are IL burning III ~.
p"cts Ia got force 1T m"u io assist
him at Rosalyn.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-09-10
PASTURE tOH RENT.

For III" remainder nf September
ca'tl" for pasture at 81 month, paid
and October ! viii iak" horses and
In advance. e. &. Low
9-3t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-09-10
Brief MENTION

j. VI, and ", e, Ttrton were III the
city yesterday from Poe valley,
! Cleaning and pressing Ut the Pant
atorinm. We call for and deliver
your clothes, Phone IA.
u. poak and wife arrived on the
boat last evening aud have gone to
their beautiful home at Rock creek
ON the Upper Lake.
Nice Crawford peaches from 30
cents u box M, ut the Monarch. !
Mrs e. II. Hoagland was u passrn'
ger ON the boat this morning,
The Girl ON the High school pillow
Is up-to-datc. Cal, aud see her at
the Stilts Dry Goods Co, 10
G. \ Duncan went out On the boat
this morning.
Tho Monarch has every Kind of
fruit that Is On sale In the California
and Oregon market j
Frederick Colsillc. chief NntaniN
or III" Department nf Agriculture,
who has been making an inN"stiga.
ton ol this county. lett nn the boat
this morning.
Edison September records are IN
can aud hear them at Mullrrs. =
For general house cleaning and
chimney sweeping call On Webb 4
/ Mongold. Phone 203.
Mrs. s. X. Noel and daughter let
this morning for Eugene. where they
will make their home. MIR. Noel haV'
ing already preceded them,
You are invited To call and Inspect
our immense stock of fruit and ycgC.
tables. The Monarch carries ever.
thing aud the pric"S are reasonable. :
Several desirable rooms Tor rent
over the Stilts Dry Goods Go. En'
aulre at the store. S.jtf
, nnr,y nj m,n with IA h.rr. bny.
h.,n working nm IN, cast sid. of IN.
river between the bridg" and BishopH
property. taking out the large rocks.
so as To make SAT" channel for Gas.
oIlnr launches.
T.. w. Muller carries III" largest
vo,, uo,,J., r.c,rJ. I, klamath
co,,,v 7.yitf
Dr, L, Marlcton. n IN IN" city from
klamath Agency
~, ,.,,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-28
MEETING OF POLICE CALLED
Chief Cowlcs Announces One to Re
 Held Wednesday Afternoon,

Notice was issued to tho members of the police department last night from Chief Cowles announcing 2 meeting oi tho members of the depa rtment to he held at headquarters on Wednesday aft ernoon al o'clock The announce. ment dos not state what tho object of thc meeting is. but adds that "bns mess of importance" will come ID. r. could not ho learned lasi night. as tho notices we're not announced to the men until late, what tho business fig that will come up II is understood how ever. that one matter which will como I'D relates to the matter of the police ball, planned for next month. II was learned last night that report ls ready to he given on the matter of a hall. II is known that negotiations have been in progress for the usc or the armory as the hall for this ball. and it is understood the report as to whether or not 1t has been secured will be gwen What other matters it may be intended to bring up are un- known
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-28
STOKES A CRITIC
 OF THE CHURCH Socialist Says Institution Has Always Been Mainstay of
 Exploiters of Our
 Fellow Men. REFERS TO BROTHER HERE --------- Hopes He Will Help Church--rclls of How He Tried to Return lnher- itancc to Those Who Pro-
 duCcd Property.
REFERS TO BROTHER HERE

In the discussion which followed the address before the socialists in the Steinert atheneum last night J. c. Phelps Stokes of Stamford, expressed very forcibly some views which he entirely passed over in his discourse. In his speech he had spoken against people possessing property which they had not earned or improved and mem toned the case of woman who died recently and who with inherited money, had purchased S50O00 worth of property in Harlem This she had not improved and had done nothing to earn it. At her death it was worth $50, ,OOO.O00.
 "Well, Mir. Stokes, what have you done with the millions you have in herited?" inquired someone from the audience.
 '1s this an inquiry directed 10 me personally asked Mir Stokes.
 Yes, was the reply.
 You are entirely mistaken said Mir. Stokes T have not inherited any millions, only a few thousands. This money 1 believe should go back to the people who have produced 1t, But l where would it be possible to find the individuals who helped to produce it? | It consists of shares of stock and part ownership in New York office build Ings The people who pay the rent in the building arc not the carners. ! It is their agents all over the country, | l reckoned up once and found that | would have to divide tho property among SO many individual producers that each would get only quarter of cent. This would do them no good, | leaving aside the impossibllty of de- l lowering the money So l decided to use 1t to expedite the liberation of the workingman. My own living I earn l from being an officer or director in several companies in which l have inherited stock. None of these offices | pay very much because l am unable to devote much of my time to them giving two-thirds of 1t to socialism | The shares of stock represent the tax ing power of the property class over | Ailf ViihNNtlNt U lN d " kdi Il lNlltEt ' Rnt morally the wealth belongs 10 tho ! producers There will Dc frauds and scoundrels until the end of time To. day the law supports them. To-day there is legalized exploitation of ones fellowmen.
 Why don't you give some of youi money to the church." came a voice ', from the audience.
 The church Is of value. only SC long as it does good and helps nplift mankind" said Mir Stokes Tt has done more to retard the advance ot the producers than to help them. II has always been the mainstay of the greatest exploiters of our fellow men We see the capitalists occupying the best pcws of our churches, and the 1 preachers arc careful to say nothinG which will give offenso to their princi. pal financial supporters Some ad. vance has been made in tho cause of righteousness, but the churches seek to maintain institutions from which
 tContinued on Fifth Page.)
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-28
MOTHER EARTH STILL HERE
End of the World Failed 10 Arrive as
 Schcduled Saints Disgusted,

Nyack, x. Y, Dec 2I The end Of the world did not come to-day az Lee J spangler. a local prophet had pre- dctod it would but the prophet him self disappeared at 4 o'clock this morn ing and since then has not been seen
 spangler, 1t is said, cautioned all the Saints" of his sect 10 bo watchtul for the great event for to-day surely would see the end of the world There fore a crowd of women followers dressed in white went to Oak tIin ccmtery this morning Scores of other adhorents of Spangler climbed South Mountain, where tho prophet had promised to meet them, saying there together they could view the passing away of old mother earth but as the hours passed and the predicted phe- nomenon did not take place and spangler himself didn't appear, they podded their way down the mountain side, many of them with looks of dls> gust on their faces
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-28
A.C.HElTMANN DEAD
Travelling Auditor of New Haven Railroad Passes Away After
 Long Illness.
WAS MEMBER OF 27TH C. V.
Active in Borough Politics at Ono Timc--With Railroads Thirty
 five Years.

Adrian C. Heitmann who for over 2o years was connected with the auditing department of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad, died ear ly today at his home, 277 Elm street, West Haven, after long Illness. MT. Heltmann was 63 years old and was one of the best known travelling audi tors of the New Haven road. He was with the old New Haven & Derby road and later with the Housatonic road whrn that was separate line, but about 25 years ago he went over to the New York, New Haven and Hartford with which he remained and carried on active work almost up to the time of his death. A few years ago MT Helt- mann underwent an operation. Since that time his health had been poor and during the last two or three months he had been confined to his bed greater part of tho time.
 Mir. Heitmann was veteran of the 27th regiment, Connecticut Volunteers and at one time was active in politics in West Haven. having held the posi- ton or nOrh0RIl tIfIk lVi dD'ui I@ years Lately however, he took little active interest in politics He was a member of Christ Episcopal church and leaves an exceptionally large ac- maintance. both in West Haven and throughout the state
 A widow two sons. Frederick C. Heltmann of the smith Bush company 
 of this city and Adrian c. Heitman, ir, who is connected with the engineering department of tho Pennsylvanla road with offices in New York, and daugh- ter Miss Louise Heitmann survive him. Mir Heitmanu also leaves two sisters Miss Henrietta Heitmann of West Haven and Mrs Frank Bush who for merly lived here
 Arrangements for the funeral have not been made,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-28
RAID ORWELL. HOTEL
Considerable Spirituous Liquor Found on Sunday Visit.

Early yesterday afternoon Patrol men Marshall, Hunt, Keenan and Murphy or the DlXwell avenue station paid visit in the nature of raid to what is known as the Dixwel Avenue hotel. at inc corner of DiXwell avenue and Henry street There they obtain cd a large supply of liquor which was seized and held as evidence of vio- lation of the liquor law The goods taken comprise 92 bottles of beer three bottles of cocktail and a bottle each of sherry and port wine whiskcy and tom gin, The proprietor of the hotel is S. II. Simmons and the man ager is James H. Reeves. No arrests were made yesterday
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-28
FINNS EXPELLING HEBREWS
Also Propose RilI ForbiddinG Method
 oC Killing Animals.

Helsirpfors Finland Dec 2T ono of 'he nerlndic expulsons of Hebrews ia now going on in Finland Thirty fam ilies. some of whom have resided in this country for 2 considerable period. have been ordered to emiErate at orce The senato, on the basis of narrow in 2 terrretatlon of the law, maintains tho right to issue individual licenses on tltling residences In Finland for slv months, these being renewable only at the senates discretion
 A hlll has been introduced in the present legislature at tho initiative of the Finnish societies for the prevention of cruelty 10 animals This bill con taius clause forbIddinR tho Hebrew method of slaughtorlns animals for Kosher meat Russian Hebrews arc using their influence to defeat this measure lr tho fear that similar action might he taken in Russia