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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-04
EN- la NOCHE DEL
SabadO fuG heridO
graVemGnte unSOI
dadO.
Il sntierEO Sc efeCtut sysT J result
to una manifestation De dueIO.
So pflOtlOan llTstIglclOa0s lcaTel daI sueOso.

A Les 5 dc ID tRFdo dc aver Hs lIev6 (
efecto II C0nduCci6 81 cemanterio mi its1
do OBta CiudR6, del que fu6 soIdado del re-
gimisnto de Puerto Rico, FFanCiUCo AlvR
rado. 81 jefs del bAtsl On, en- una smbu.
lRnCis y aO0mpsfiado de dos 3, lras ibi
On el duelo = el capit6n Gambsll y tenien
te Para Cap6, ma1dRbau les fneTzsB que
eHcoltabAn ol cadkvsF. Eran estRs 2 com
pRiitas do elias Ia "B" la que peTt0necfa
ol hnadO. La banda del cueFpo nm pi
quote CON aTmag aCOmpBh ID lEon tRmbi6a el
Cuarpo qne fu6 c0nduCido On una ambu.
lsnCia an una cRia flFEada con lR bandera
dc los EstRd0S Unidos. Mucho aComps'
hamiento popular ceTERba 81 CoTtejo f6ne.
bYe.
81 finado era natural do Agua6 Busnan
= Ilevaba aaos menoa megea de EeFVi
clio en- esq fuaFER. Uno de suB heKmanoa
Birve On ID miSmR compafiia con 81 gPado
de sargsnto y 90 llama Dioac6ridsB Alva'
laao.
Francisco AlvRFRdo muFi6 & Consecuen.
Gle de IN bSlaEo que Fecibi6 en- 81 vienn
tRe, la noChe del a6bRdo timo en- la eu.
quinR de ls Cslle de NoHzsgaFay 6 la mu'
rRlls del NoEts Otro aoldado, Evangs'
jada, de pTOn6stico EeBaRvadO.
El policia Antonio Marines apsFeCs
como protagoniHts Sl hecho as explica
en- Is foEma a'gui nts.
Sc llevRbR efscto I'M baiIa On Ia CaIIs
del Sol, On CASA dc Jose Ortiz. Como en-
trs = de la mAdrugsds habfs en- Is re-
fsFids esquins de Ia muraIIa uu grupo de
6 d 8 soldadoH dc Ia Companfa tB" Q
maTiueTog. PfsStsbR BsEvicio por allf sl
policfa Antonio Martinez. Esto 60 nRtu'
raj dc YabuCoR y ilovR ms 3 maBag de
gsFvicios On el cu0FpO. InteEVino en una
question que manifesto hubo dics que fac
RgEedido CON piedTaB' Csy6 81 sueIO
COnlecusnCis de I'm golps en- lie cabezs, del
que fue cuFado dsapu6S Bacando el "a.
v6lvers diapRE6 al gEuPo. Cay6 eI deB.
gGaciado AlvaRsdl = 90 compafi 9Eo 81
Gonzales que Tscib;6 lR hsEida On la
quilals. Entoncsa LEGO al cab6 Padilla
polloiaa A. Santiago y r AgoDto Sc
lntorma gus el goldGd0 pToae1taba muChsH
hu0llag de c0ntusioneg co ell CuaRpo
Poco despueG lego sl ''dstsCtiys'' Chancho
que snoontr6 0l gruDo de los policfss con.
uOiand0 81 heFido AlvaPadO, aI cusPto de-
sooorro en- donde fue atsndido por los me
q del BsFvicio de Sauidad muuiciDRl.
+ ileoi6 les pTimsFa1 hoEas de la ma
Il 10.
5a informa q 70 ol otro HoldGdo, 81 Con
'.sz no pudo 1er habido por ID policfO
P13a ss retire 81 cuaEtel en- cpanto 90 sim
tic hsrido.
81 Asuato eVtG en- msnoa de los tribuus.
Leo se sstG praCticRndo uua invsotigaci6n
2 n las autoEidade' de smbos ouerpos q in
de depuraF los 'ChOS caatigar 81 qua
suite Oulpsble. RI jsfs del Regimisnto
fa muy intsFesado en- que una aevera
iusticia yea heChR
Dsaoanns On paz 81 infOTtunado oOmpa.
tFiota.
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Nos paEtioipa On Atenta circular 81 gs.
nor Juan B. Ddvila habeF afsctundo il
Vsnts de Bu eatablecimiento Conocido con
q nombFe de ''FarmaciR Central'~ al LCdo
Pedro Juli6.
Tambisn sl EsfioF julia NOS ofreCa ca ss.
tablecimientO 81 ffents del oual, sstimsn.
do au coFteafs le dsgeamos prospePidadev
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Venta Exceptional.

Cinturores, modzlos nuovos
en- slastic) y seda de colores.
Estilos Bordados i 10 Y 25
ctvs. uno. Exceptional.
Los Gltimos colores dc Ia
moda en- cintas para Gin
turones, que vendemos a 40
centavos yarda, estilo de gran
Juror para esta estaci6n.
Sombrillas. Un gran sur
lido, en- blancas, bordadas v
en- colorys, dCs le so centaYos
una. Exceptional.
Bucles de pelo, en- todos los
matices, a S0-75 S'I-O0y $3.50
uno. Trenzas de S2-0Oy 800
una, gran novedad.
Mitones de seda en- todos
colores que su Precio es Sl-5O
a 70 centayos, Exceptional.
Guantes de hi.o y seda en-
todos colores y precios.
Flores y plumas para ador-
no dc sombreros, un bonito sur
lido, en- los dltimos caprichos
de la moda.
Pasadores para sombreros.
Nunca hemos iraido tantos mo.
de.os nj tan caprichosos.
Velos para ia cara el me-
iorsurtido.
Cuellos y corbatas para Sc
noras en- bordados Y colorss.
Ultima moda.
Pidan nuestra lista de Ar
tfculos en- Venta Exceptional,
lnfnidad de oBietos a mitad
de su costo. AIfombras, Ca
mas, Lamparas, Bajillas y OBJ
jetos para viaje. &.
Cintas es IN articulo que
siempre nos hemos esmerado
en- 81 y tenemos gran varia-
dad, desde nuestra especia-
lldad de 10 ctvs. yarda hasta
la mas rica para bandas ETC.
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z-RzUELA ESPANOLA.
Function todas las noches.
Hoy lunes 4 de mayo
DEBUT
de Ia primera tiple c6mica
LU[sA OBBEGON.
AYIS0 0

Por eacEitura p6b'ics rto'g da en- eats
teths arte 81 netRIio don Francisco s CO.
EEc y RsmcB he TevoCado 90 absolute 81
pOaeF &C. eral que poF esCTitura de trsfnta
de Mayo de mil ochocientoa ocherta y
oCho otoYgsdA ante 81 Notario don Fran-
cisco I. Mater, tanfR confs1i 10 don J ,t6
Manuel Batihta y Perez, y.iGo de eats
poblaci6n.
Y 10 hsgo pdblicO para g neral como
CtmientO , tfactoS ConSiguieDte,.
OoFCzsl, AbEil treintR dc mi nnvscisu
toI oehp.-F Franchises AntOnia Medinq i
SG'stsGgo. Tvs
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IA '1prlsusln doI Dr.. .. s,Iuldu carbonOIl.

U'a padre ogrGdeoido. -Da8de hROo Ger
oa de vainta a61B vepgo indicando Il
Emulsion de Scott On los OagOs en- que ovt6
EeComsndado So uIO, y DiOmpEo be queds'
do Hatiafscho del rsIultado obtsnido. Dsbo
gFatitud dicha preparation, pus1 uino
hubieFa sido pOr ella que me ayud6 &
salvaE mi HIS Causlin, 61tR no ostar1a
hoy en AlgsciFag caBada con 81 ayudanta
del ComandRnts GsneFsl del Campo 40
Gibraltar, 81 general sr. ObTag6n.
AhoFa mismo tango ca mi 8anatoEio an
niH9 de nusvo afioI, quisn praCtiqu6 ro.
Bscciones On ls tibis , que mncho hs gs.
nRdo con Ia EmulHi6n.-Dr. s.. CarbOnsM
Antique Inferno de lo1 hogpitaleg do
Paris. r,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-04
UNA CURACIoN
QUE Sc PRES GA A REFLEXoNES

81 10 de febrero de 1897 recibia un
farmaceutico de Paris la carta siguiente: !:
Hace unos cuantos amos que cogf un
enfriamiento a consecuencia del cual
Sc me Present0 un fuerte constipado
que descuide por entonces y degener0
en- un catarro de la peor especie. Hoy
me encuentro afectado de una bron-
quits cspantosa. no puedo respirar con
holgura y experimento una gran opre-
sion Tengo ell est6mago lleno de fegmas.
no puado dormir nc tengo libre un
solo momento ell pecho Por las mafianas
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COTts Dc dlslrItO dsl llsirlio judicial Dc Arsebo
PG0FtO Rice.

FL Fiscal ha UOlicitado 81 sobrsssimisnto
en- las siguisntss CauBsB
Edmundo Perez, seduction. HiQinio
Espinosa, seduction. Carmelo Prieto
5savsdFa, ateDtsdo Ia vida. FrancigCo
Marques, violaci6n. Ramon Careers. a.
duccion Vicente CoFtes, ssoalamiento.
Joae Ramon, 8sducci6n. RAMON Silvs,
acomstimiento y agUsBi6n con RuVtonCie
cauhtiOa. Luciano Colon , Tom6s Santa.
Co. exsoFsi6n. GrsgOrio Hernandez hur.
g mayor. GregOris Torres Antonio
Roma escalamiento.
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Cams Cams. CAMS.

surtido nunoh vinto de csmas. dsuIe
S4.75 con cOlChOn s $500, Ctmus dOradau,
CAmas inglelap, RmsgiOAnal, elpAfolan, chi.
1au etc. etc., p6Sels 4 guisn Is peae. "El
Oi@lo = u ViscainA" son Ias cauaU aus
ve1oan mss cana1 y c0lehones On toda n
40 tOj"l OfFoCamos por 30 diag CAmas
CO. co'ch9n aEd!oI, y0ESE b.enCas
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toso y gargajeo
por espacio de
dos horas hasta
que las hegmas
Sc desprenden,
pero, SobTe to-
do, cuando mas
sufro es en- ell
inViprno. Esto
me produce de-
secs de vomitar
pero no lego a
co seguirlo. He
nnCaVodO nov
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2l.-Ds santurce.
% PsEfumR santuHos.
23 -EnviRmoG & Rosauga.
24.-stop IL.
% -GuRmRni,
26 -YsgdW.
21.-LRma-POnce.
28.-Oios negro1.
~ La pEimOrs On ID isle.
30. -BoFirqusn.
81 --suma , sigus.
81 -IslR.
80 Enla llanuFa.
"a 4-Ds 4 isIa.
35.-Aqui la llamRn sol.
36 -GuRyama 1.
37.-GuRyAmR 2.
38 -GusyAmR 8
39-i ollie.
40-X. x x. Vega Baia.
Al -Dsguado.
42.- Una monAds.
43 IS 49,.
44.-Entrs bellaa debs estar.
45.-ObFa dc arte.
46.-OtEa MaTgaFits que O. tan bells
como 10 noEte amsEicRna.
47.-Maria.
48.-LindurS del tr6pioo.
49 -AItuIa.
so -FaiaEdo.
81 Supreme.
52.-DoS FoGaB en- gEupog.
% -Rsmitida por CuatEo inc6guit1s de
Humacao.
54.-Gaayama , su diosa.
55.-Utuado tambi6l.
56.-Eu de LaEeA
81 -An6nima.
3d. -An6nima
50 -An6nima.
60.-Lems, Vale & Fido.
61.-A. dc OcCidente.
81 -Lema: DOl mas en- grupo.
6S. -Miei de santurCO.
81 -SanturCe.
65.-D4lia.
66.-Fsli7 MaricRo.
81 -Ds Bsyam6n.
IS Flor del bosque
69.-Mi campinI On que ella mora.
7O.-ssu Juan.
71.-Csgaas gentiI.
72.-Da Oriante acude.
73 -MagdsIenR.
74.-LoEi.
IS -AugustR.
rs -Tambi61 aquf en- Yabuooa.
n 77-Pe7fsctg.
78.-Enfrents do MaTgsrita Frey.
79 -Lug.
80-Guaiiia.
81 -Junto & una quebTada.
82-Msriana.
8S.-Arabs puHa.
64.-ABomanta.
85. Rio de la Plata.
86.-MirasoI.
87.-Al tFiunfo
88.-Una Roina'
89.-PaTa 81 ceTEamOn.
9O.-Cuerpo alma.
91.-BoEinqusiR.
92.-Contra PetrilIR.
93-DOI FoSRs en- grupo.
81 Los Angeles.
95 -Por ella.
66.-Angel, no mujeE.
97.--Buena y bSliR.
90 -MREfB.
SO Fins.
1OO.-Rindo Culto la mujer puerto.
rEiquehS.
101 -CampesinS.
1902 FLOR del vsIls.
1O3 -MiTa1do aI sur.
1O4 Admirable.
1O5.-Eata 90 la patFia dc la bolIsEa.
1O6. Las meiore1 del nundo.
10Y, Bsllorita
1O9@PuoEtOFEiqusns de oEigen uaj6u
1O9 IN ideal.
11O.-Vigfa.
111.-AlegrfR.
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Ia eOnPaTta Zimmerman en- Caguas
CPor tsysgra6.)

Hoy b'mo' r'oibidO ol telegrama que
"Caguas, Mayo 4-1.1Onm
Director uorFSspondonCia'' San JusD.
-AfsctuoaAmsnts sal6dolo. AnoChs de.
but p6bliCo ontusiASmRdo ovacion6 Il
ssiioFa QueF6, llsm6ndols esCans cinco
veceB. CoFresD0nss("
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Sensible faIlecimiepto en- lsres.
teytgrqto).

Aver TsOibimoB 81 uiguisnts ts,egranns
'.LaTOs, F. r. Mayo 3.-9 80 >. m.
Correspondence de P. r.. San Juan
An hs once pFoximAmento falIeCi6
Fepentnaments dOiis Ana sein dc Mar
qufz heTnan del doctor sein.-Corrol.
porBs4''A
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sD aaaa impEanta gs yanda a. roCol
psFi6diOO visio & $500 la 1g ia, ~
qNiHtaL0
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De rOgroso On Puerto RIep.
SEMPER

30 haHa de FegFsSo en- putR isls, 81 is,
ven pneFtoFFiqutfiO don Mario M6u.
ia aeli0r Mas hAll6Baue trsbsiando -
Nlexico On representation de vsrias com
! sf1aa RmaEicanas
Es repEessntante de la casa Msrons Ma.
Son = Cs, de New York
FL Hf1r Mas fus en- So pals tsnisnts 40
IL pt 'ioia insular.
s'a b sn VsridO su p.is dich1 compa.
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H siio pu0,tu j. libsrfad GraVovio
Y Y uleEGs que foe SometidO q iuRsdo ds il
CtEts Federal SagundR vsg.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27
WOMAN ATTACKED
IN OWN DOORWAY
Mrs. Hertzel Dazed by Thug
With Blackjack in Broad
Daylight

AS the result of a dastardly assault
perpetrated by an unknown desperate
at 1850 yesterday morning, Mrs. Vic
tor Hertzel of SIS Noe street, wife OF
Victor Hertzel, head chef at the st.
Francis hotel. lies at her residence in
state of nervous collapse.
While Mrs. Hertzel was at home
alone. All unknown man rang the bell.
When she appeared al the door she was
confronted by young man of rather
suaVe appearance. Without any pre-
liminary conversation. the man made an
urgent demand for money. The te-
merity OF the demand took Mrs. Hertzel
by surprise, but, as soon as she could
muster her self-control, she refused
10 comply and ordered the man to
leave a once.
The desperado was importunate and
informed her that he must have the
money or he would kill her Suiting
his actions to his word the ruffian
pulled blackjack from his pocket and
dealt Mrs. Hertzel several stunning
blows about the head and face. Mrs.
Hertzel was badly dazed by the blows.
but she recovered her senses in a few
moments and gave the alarm
Neighborsi responded TO Mrs Hert-
zels cries for help, but before they
could get a coherent story from her the
mug had made his escape. When Mrs
from serious injury, she swooned. and
since the desperate attack has been
in state of collapse
The police were informed of the at
tempted robbery and assault and furn-
ished with good description OF the
assallant, and are now searching the
city for him.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27
FACES MURDER AND
KIDNAPPING CHARGE
Man Accused of Staying Woman
and Stealing Little Girl
Is Arrested

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. Dec. 26-Chief
or Police Moore was informed tonight
that A. L. Bannister is under arrest
at Amarillo, Tex. on a warrant issued
mere charging him with the murder
of Mrs. Ada Reichers, and kidnapping
her year old daughter. He refused
TO return without requiSition papers.
Mrs. Reichers was murdered here last
June after she arrived from Texas with
three children. Two OF the small chill
dren We're taken to Wilmington park
and abandoned. The girl was kidnapped
and taken to Birmingham. where she
was deserted.
Governor Pindam will issue a requisi-
tion for BanniSter
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27
DEFENSE IN MURDER
CASE TO REST MONDAY
Attorneys for j. A. Finch. AL
legged Slayer of Portland
Lawyer, Make CHARGE

PORTLAND, Ore Dec. 26.--The de-
Tense in the case of James A. Finch,
charged with numbering Ralph B
association, practically concluded the
introduction of it's testimony today. II
viii. rest on Monday after ATTEMPTING
10 impeaeh the testimony of Fisher 5
stenographer, Miss Vera Burkhart. the
only eye witness to the tragedy.
This morning Finchs cross examina
lion was concluded, the state failing
of the killing
After Finch left the stand the de-
Tense offered evidence of three or four
other witnesses, the most important
being that Finch's mind was in q
dazed condition Immediately after his
arrest. They also attempted to show
that the jury which is trying Finch
had been tampered with. but other evil
uence apparently satisfied the court
that the charge was groundless, as no
further notice was taken of ii.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27
AUTO TURNS OVER,
S[IGfRIfD ESCAPES
Going Ninety Miles an Hour,
White Flyer FIops Three
SomersauIts
punctured Tire Causes Accident
While Machine Is Break
ing Record
[speeial Di,eaieh 10 The CaIIl

lOpecgQt Dt5pdfcn 10 ne OdttI
Los ANGELES. Dec. .26.-Speeding az
nearly 80 miles an hour on the circular
track at Ascot park this Afternoon. the
White flyer, driven by Gus Seigfried
of San Francisco, shot into the air be-
cause of a punctured tire. turned three
somersauIts and then landed in heap.
Seigfried was under the machine the
first time it went over. but by ducking
clear of the huge gasoline tank on the
rear of the car. he landed on the track
and escaped with nothing more serious
than a slight cut on the forehead Ten
minutes afterward he was on the
course suffering but little from his
experience.
The Christie car had just covered the
fastest mile in SO 2-5 seconds and it
was in an attempt to better this record
that Seigfried met with his accident
Just before the start c. A. Hawkins@
general western manager OF the White
company, offered Seigfried a bonus of
81 900 IF he should lower the time set
by Hughes in the Christie.
The start for Seigfrieds exhibition
mile was a flying one and he came
down the stretch at mile minute
Just as he crossed the tape he opened
up and the machine seemed TO leap
into the air. When the first turn was
reached the car was going at a so sec
Ond clip for the mile. A few seconds
later going still faster. the right front
tire punctured and the car swerved
In Seigfried's attempt to straighten il.
the machine turned turtle and Seig-
fried, after going under once, man
aged in some miraculous way to get
clear and TO drop out on the track
Twice more the car turned over. then
went down in a hopeless heap and
was burned.
Despite its damage. Hawkins said
the repairs would cost not more than
$3.50. and he offered to wager Oldfeld
$1,000 that this same car repaired, with
Seigfried driving. can defeat Oldheld's
l2O horsepower car in a five mile con-
test on New Years day.
Seigfried's track experience has been
limited Six months ago he pilOted
his first car around a circular track
He has had several narrow escapes.
The Stearns stock ear, Red Devil
beat the worlds record for 25 miles, in
% minutes. SO 60 seconds. The Chris
tie car made the track record for one
mile in SO % seconds. close to the
worlds record of 81 seconds
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27
SUITS FILED ON NOTES
AGAINST FOUR CHURCHES
Proceeding Reviyes Troubles OF
Fidelity Funding Company
in pittsbur0

PITTSBURc. Dec. 2e.-The affairs OF
the Fidelity funding company and p.
J. Kieran. former president of the
company, were brought up here again
today. when four suits were filed IN
the United States circuit court by Ed
ward Boiszau Of the Province Of On
iario. Canada
-Four churches are involved and the
total amount is $4,000 One suit is
against the Holy Family orphan asylum
of Ellsworth. near here, and the other
three against Rt Rev. J. T. Regis Ca
nevin. bishop Of the Roman Catholic
diocese Of PittsDurg. as trustee for the
Holy Name Of Mary church. Donora
Pa: St Josephats church. Pittsburg.
and St. Nitus church Of Newcastle, Pa.
The notes were given TO the Fidelity
funding company and are indorsed by
p J. Kieran- They We're discounted
with the American securities company
limited. of Toronto. from whom they
were purchased by Boiszau.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27
WESTERN PACIFIC IN ELko

EL<O. New. Dec. 2G-The first rails
OF the Western Pacific railroad. now
building. across Nevada from Ogden to
California, were laid in Elko this week
The last rails were laid in the citv
Thursday The work of laying rails
will now be rushed and in short time
the steel viii stretch far west of. Elko
Division Engineer Wyche is here su-
perintending the work in Elko and ar
ranging for the reception OF material
Tor The Western Pacific buildings here.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27
LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
BY UNITED WIRELESS

Saturday. December 26
From Westport. Wash.-Steamer Norwood in
at 10 a. m: steamers Centrala. Fairoak and
Newherg out at 2:30 D. M; steamer Butler in at
2:l0 D. III.
Steamer Colonel +. l.. Drake is so miles
north of Cape Blanco at D. m.
Steamer Lurline 81 miles from San Francisco
and will dock at a. m.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27
FRENCH DIPLOMATS PROMOTED

PARIS, Dec. 26.-viscount Charles de
Chambrun and Viscount de Martel. sec
retaries of the French embassy at
Washington, have been promoted from
the third to the second class in the
rank of secretaries.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27
-----------s.
Rambler Sales
In the North
NOTES OF THE AUTO

III. c. Prentiss. who up to this week
mas been identified with the Winton
motor carriage company. has changed
over to the Pioneer automobile COM
pany and will be included in the selling
force of the latter company hereafter.
III. l.. Pelton, manager of fthe local
branch of the Auto Vehicle company.
has started for Los Angeles to have a
conference with the builder of the tour
isI cars. He will stop at Fresno to
look over his old district
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27

The district council of carpenters
has appointed a committee of five with
w. A. Cole as chairman, to present a
set of resolutions upon the Judge
Wright judgment in the injunction case
against Gompers, Mitchell and Morri-
son.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27
Uses FOR PEAT

After 10 years experimenting with
peat TO ind out new uses for it a
Vienna scientist has produced a house
in which everything from the carpets
to the curtains and wall paper are
made from it,
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27
RANcHER HANGs HIMsELr

SAN JOSE, Dec 2e.-Edward Whalen,
a Milpitas rancher. hanged himself in
an outbuilding on his ranch today. In
Juries received a few months ago in an
automobile accident are thought to
have unbalanced Whalen's mind
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27
WILL INVESTIGATE EXCHANGES

NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-The New
York Produce and the New York Cotton
exchanges will be the first ones investi-
gated by the commission appointed by
Governor Hughes to inquire into the
conduct OF the New York exchanges.
This was decided upon at meeting of
the commission today. Chairman White
said IL probably would take the COM
mission three months to finish it's work.
The commission will meet again jan
uary A.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27
APPOINTMENT FoR NEvADAN

RENO. New. Dec. 26.--It is stated
that President Roosevelt will appoint
Hon. nj. A. Murphy of Carson City TO
the federal judgeShip in Alaska on
January /. A vacancy in Alaska makes
this action possible Judge Murphy is
Nevada pioneer and has occupied the
bench in the district court in the south
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27
MORE DURaBLE THAN RR1ck :

The use of hollow cast iron blocks
instead of fire bricks above the melt
Ing zone in smelling cupolas is said to
have proved a success where tried. as
the iron withstanGs erosion better than
bricks.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27

BUSY SEASON AHEAD
FOR AMATEUR
ATHLETES
School Meets, League T0HrHa-
.H7entS and Special Events viii
Attract Attention
By Herbert Hauser

a m a I e u r
athletics in
[ hi state
have never
given such
promise as at
the present
tim e. The
new ye a T
viii start
off with the
various has
k e Z b al I
[ o u 7 n a.
nnents. the
Ac a d e mic
league and
the Pacific
athletic as
( or 4 finn
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27

In 1890 the value Of all farm prod
ucts in the United States was s2.466.-
j 9o6. 81. coo. 00e. 600. a gain in ie Yea rs
of nearly 1S5 per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27

apiciiuiu tOurlnS states
that there will be big sales recorded
the coming season from the district
through which he Travelled.
A. f.. Hunter of Osen & Hunter,
agents for the Mitchell cars. said yes
---... raI arl1ay .ia. of
MitcheIIs Arrive ar Tii Garloaus os I
Coming Week W Would d a arrive about
January / for i'm
mediate delivery. Most of the cars
coming have been sold.
]. w Leavitt will start tomorrow
morning in Stoddard-Dayton touring
- s. car for Friscot. up
for Maintain. mountains. Leav-
---"- -o"."s lit has made this
trip in the summer
time when. he stated, that it was hard
gong. Now that he is going through
AFTER the rains, the enthusiasts along
automobile row are anxiously waiting
Tor a report of his experience.
A. ii. Kleimeyer of Thomas B. Jeffrey
d Co. has just returned from a trip for
:. the house through
anpier y, ., sales Oregon. He is most
60. "e Nor'" enthusiastic o T
the soutlook in the
northwest. He states that he has
placed orders for more Ramblers than
he has ever before been able to do
this early in the season. He looks for
a large selling season.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27

The federal public health and marine
hOpital service has found a woman at
Georgetown, D. c.. who had typhoid
fever Is years ago and who still throws
off virile typhoid baciIli
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27

splendid touring ability. Cutting states
that there will be big sales recorded
the coming season from the district
through which he travelled
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27
Leavitt Starts
for Mountains

A. ii. kleimeyer of Thomas 3. Jeffrey
d co. has just returned from a trip for
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27

A. +. Hunter of Osen & Hunter
agents for the Mitchell cars. said yes
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27
Cadillac Cars
Being Delivered

orders on file to guarantee that the
allotment for the season will easily be
disposed of. Among those who have
received these new cars are j. w. Stet-
son of Oakland, Waterman brothers OF
Fresno. Se1bach & Middlekauf of Stock
ton and C. Fletcher of San Jose.