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The sun., 1908-04-30
THROUGH TO FLATBUSH AvENUE.
SubW ay Schedule That Is 20 he In Force
Beginning Friday MOFninE.

subway Schedule That Is 20 he In Force
Beginning Friday Morning.
General Minager Hedley Of the Inter-
borough Raph Transit Company announces
that the first train for passengers through
the Brooklyn subway extension TO Flatbush
and Atlantic avenues will leave the Bowling
Green station on Friday at lO2 o'clock
A. NJ. At ia O'Clock the first passenger
train to Manhattan from the new Flatbush
terminal will be started. Thereafter the
trains will be run OH regular schedule time,
This is the Bhedule
All Lenox avenue express trains will run
through the East River tunnel 10 Atlantic
avenue station, making the station stops at
Borough Hall Hoyt street. Nevins street and
Atlantic avenue, between mid night and lao
A. NJ. and between 6S5 A. NJ. and midnight
In addition 10 the LenoX avenue express
trains, between 75s A. NJ. and s1A A, NJ. and
also between 4:5e p. NJ. and 637 P, NJ. from
Atlantic avenle. all Dyckman street e1pfess
trains will be run through the East River
tunnel
During the interval between 40 4. NJ, and
B35 A. NJ all LenoK avenue local trains Will
be run through to Atlantic avenue, and
during this same interval all Broadway local
trains will be run around the South Ferry
loop.
Passengers on southbound local trains
desiring to 90 TO Brooklyn during the day.
when all local trains terminate at City Hall
loop, will change from local trains at Brooklyn
Bridge to Atlantic avenue express trains,
which will have red and green markers on the
front of the Leading motor car
Passengers on southbound Broadway eI-
press trains stheduled for South Ferry who
desire TO 20 10 Brooklyn will change to At
lantio avenue express trains al the Bowling
Green station.
Trains will be run from Atlantic avenue
station. Brooklyn, daily except Sundays and
holidays on the following intervals:
The sun., 1908-04-30
ANARCHISTS TO BE DEPORTED'
Rounded Up in This CITY by Commissioner
OtheFV 70 Follow.

WASHINGTON. April 2O.-Five aliens Of
anarohistio tendencies Of a list Of fifty
rounded UP by Commissioner Bingham OF
New York have been found wanting by
the Department Of Commerce and Labor,
and an order for their expectation TO Italy,
their native country, was issued by the
department to-day. Commissioner Bing-
ham knows where to put his hands on them.
The records Of the others are being in
vesdgated and their exile will be ordered
as fast as their unworthiness Is established.
The sun., 1908-04-30
JAPANESE ATTACKED.
California Town Scene Of Outbreaks That
May be Carried 20 the MIkadO.

NAPA, Cal, April 2s.-Thomas Gun was
arrested here tonight on a charge Of assault
and battery made by 8, Mori, a local Japan
ese laundryman,
On Sunday night a crowd Of boys at
tackled and brutally beat the unonending
Japanese. The attack was the second
within a few weeks
Much feeling has been aroused here and
local Japanese declare their intention to
call the matter TO the attention Of their
Government.
The sun., 1908-04-30
STRIKERS TRY TO SEIZE CORPSE.
Thirty Arrested at Treadwell Mine. Alaska,
After Attacking Funeral.

SEATTLE. Wash. April 2o.-The steam
ship Dolphin arrived to-day bringing
word Of tho sr-est at Tread~ell mine.
Alaska, Of thirty strikers for preventing
the funeral Of a strikebreaker and nearly
securing possession Of the corpse.
IL seems that young man In the employ
Of the Treadwel mine was accidentally
killed. A large number Of non-unlon
miners attended the funeral. when the
strikers attacked the procession and broke
IL up.
The sun., 1908-04-30
MRS. s. VAN WICK FLEET HURT.
She and Her Daughter In . Runaway Acct.
dent at Oyster Bay.

OYSTER BAT, L. l., April 20-Mrs. s.
Van Wyck Fleet and her daughter Cecelie
we're hurt In a runaway accident here this
afternoon. They were driving through
the village when their horse was frightened
by a reel used for electric wire. The rig
were thrown out. They we're taken home
In an automobile, and II was said that
neither was In a serious condition.
Mr.. Fleet IL q cousin Of eX-Mayor Van
Wyck Of New York city,
The sun., 1908-04-30
Brewer Queered the divorce TrlaI.

B4oauss William s. Brewer who Ia bsinE
sued In the Supreme Court by his wife.
Edith Ainslee Brewer, for . divorce had
given out TO the newspapers q typewriter
statement Of his defence Justice Platusx
decided yesterday that the trial should
not proceed and directed that one Of the
jurors be withdrawn 90 a. 10 make . mis-
trial. He had learned that several iuEugs
had read the published statement before
the defence was put In.
The sun., 1908-04-30
WANTS ? CENT CABLE RATE.
HeatOn. ". p, Aims a. superseilnE Mails
With Cheap Wires.
gOecil Cdblr Drspatch 10 THE sUS

NOfttll tluF DfaVhfthA W NJ oNAf
LONDON, April 29,-Judging from an
article he contributes 10 the May number
of the Financial Reriev Of Rerisws, the
postal reformer, John Hennlker Heaton,
NJ. p, proposes TO devote the remainder OF
his public life ~ a crusade TO cheaper the
worlds telegraph rates, He is already
promulgating a scheme for q uniform rate
Of two cents a word throughout Europe He
proposes to agitate for the same rate in
Great Britain and all the colonies, irrespec-
tive Of distance, his ultimate aim being
penny two cents) word telegrams
throughout the world.
He believes that such rate would result
largely in the suppression OF the cumbrous
and slow mail service, which thenceforth
would be reserved for the transmission OF
valuable. documents newspapers, circulars
and parcels. Mr. Heaton sets forth argu-
ments in favor of his proposals ct great
length, purporting, among other things TO
prove that the enormous resulting trattic
would yield huge profit.
Referring TO the Atlantic cables he points
out that they are controlled by a monopoly,
or more strictly speaking a double mon
opoly, and he contends that so far as the
cables to America are concerned commerce
is practically throttled He proposes that
Great Britain and the United States shall
Jointly acquire the properties and rights
of the existing companies at fair vaiua-
ton and thereby establish common State
monopoly Of cable communication.
This. he declares, Ia not only feasible
but absolutely necessary in the interests
of the millions in both countries. Great
Britain, according to Mr.. Heaton, should
also buy one or moro cables between the
United Kingdom and Canada and the cables
connecting Great Britain with the East
~. A,,.tr,Ho and South Africa
The sun., 1908-04-30
Andrew CarneEIt,s or stOned.

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., April 2O.-Andrew
Carnegie Especial car was stoned by tramps
in the Lehigh Valley Railroad yards at South
Plainfield last night. Several windows were
broken. Ten boys we're arrested to-day
hut II was not charged that the boys had
anything 70 do with the stoning OF Mr.
CaTneRie'B car.
The sun., 1908-04-30
AGREEMENT on ARMY PAY BILL.
increase for Omeers and Men-SI 900 900
for Joint Army Man9uyres.

for Joint Army Maneuyres.
WWAsHNdToN. April 2s.-The conferees
Of the Senate and House agreed tonight on
points Of dispute in the army pay bill.
The bill as Il now stands and as it will be
passed admlts no increase for General
and Lieutenant General. MajOr-Generals,
Brgadier-G Generals, Colonies, Lieutenant
Colonies, Majors and First heutenants
are each increased $500 year. Captains
are increased $500 year, Second Aeuten-
ants $500 and cadets 500. Enlisted men
receive an average increase Of IS per cent.
Under the new schedule mounts and
horse equip ment will be provided Tor all
officers below the rank Of Major who are
required to be mounted. II an ot1oer
provides his own mount he will be recon-
pensed $50 a year for one mount or 500 q
kear for two This equaliEes pay OF In
fantry and cavalry officers.
The sun., 1908-04-30

TO PHILADELPHIA EVERY HOUR
on the hour IN z hourB. See Now Jersey Central
schedule on pare ~ TIES THAT BIND TWO
GREAT cITlES.-Aee
The sun., 1908-04-30
Paolno Coast wants . DoIsn Batslo.hlps

SEATTLE, Wash. April 5o.-Ths Seattle
Chamber Of Commerce. has passed rOso.
lutons which favor the retention on The
Pacific Coast Of not lees than twelve battle,
ahiua
The sun., 1908-04-30

DEWEYS PORT WINE AND OLIVE OIL,
A great rcstOrer We sell both,
n, T. Dewey 4 Sons Co., iS8 Fulton st., N. Y-AdV.
The sun., 1908-04-30

GREAT BEAR SPRING WATER.
"ItS Purity has made it famouAc-Ads.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-01
PROMINENT BUSINESS
MAN PASSES AWAY
(. j. Scott, for More Than Twenty
Years Identified with interests
in Los Angeles, Dies at
Family Home

The death of z. J. Scott occurred
Yesterday morning at O'Clock at his
late residence, lilo West Seventeenth
street. 90
Mr.. Scott was cashier and a direc-
tor of the Globe Savings bank and the
Los Angeles Investment company. hav-
ing been identified with the latter since
1898 as cashier, and was one of the
organizers of the Globe Savings bank.
and acting as cashier since its incor-
poration.
Mr.. Scott was born in June. 1859. in
Buffalo. N. Y, but later moved to
Colorado, and for eighteen years was
manager of Scott e Stephens Furniture
company of Greeley, Colo. Disposing
of his interests there he removed to
this city in 1887, when he organized
and was the head of the Scott Hard
ware company He disposed of this
business to become actively identified
with the Los Angeles Investment com.
pany. which interest he held until his
DEATH
The remains are under the care of
the SampsOnD Dexter company, funeral
directors, 1872 South Flower street.
where the body win lie until 10 O'Clock
Monday morning, when it will be taken
to the chapel at Sixteenth and Grover
streets, where the services will be
held.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-01
GREAT EXPLOSION
TO OCCUR FRIDAY
Mammoth Cracker Containing 140o
Pieces of Paper, Each Good for
Prize, Will Break Above
Broadway

Zip. Bif! Bang Yes, showers'
Just to make you better acquainted
with The Herald and do it in a man
ner to impress you we propose to treat
you to a shower of coupons. Now,
coupons as a rule mean that you have
a chance-one in about 10000 perhaps
to get something for nothing. The
Herald does not do business that way.
Just happen down Broadway next
Friday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock and
hear the "ZEE-NUT' explosion. Ev-
erybody knows "ZEE-NUT'' because
'Che Herald has been advertising 1t
until everybody-or nearly everybody
is eating it. That does not satisfy the
manufacturers, as they want everyone
to eat "ZEE-NUT" Gee! But it's
good). Incidentally The Herald wants
everybody to eat "ZEE-NUT," too be-
cause we want the public to know that
The Herald promotes only articles of
merit, and when ii initiates a campaign
to popularize 1t pursues 10 a success
full conclusion.
Now, for the explosion! Look out for
ii next Friday at 4 p. m, on Broadway,
near Fifth street. A monster cracker
viii be shot into the air from the zee
NUT" factory of W. P. CHASE CO,
at 420-422 South Broadway. This man.
IQOtn cracker VIII explode IN Ine air,
when nearly 400 coupons-every one
good for a prize-will flutter to the
Pavement below. All you have to do is
to pick them up and present them to
draw the prizes. Not a cent of money
VIII be asked or accepted. The Herald
has arranged in advance for all the
prizes and they will be delivered free
on presentation of coupons. Not more
than one prize to a person. however,
50 there is no use to scramble for more
than one coupon. If you get one just
smile and say: That's all 1 want;
couldn't get but one prize, anyway"
Following is a list of prizes-one only
to each coupon holder:
SIX will be good for one silver dol
lar each.
SIX will be good for box of Gun
theirs Famous Chicago Candy.
SIX will be good for genuine Field"
AK. Fountain Pen
SIX will be good for beautiful Watch
Fob, worth 81.
SIX will he good for beautiful Lith-
cgraph, worth so cents
Five hundred viii be good for 500 full
5O-cent Piano Copies of the new waltz
song, "ZEE-NUT"
Five hundred will be good for 500
orders on any store in town for a full
sized scent package of ZEE-NUT.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-01

started a restaurant on F'ifty-second
street. Mrs. King says her husband is
extremely jealous and that her life was
made miserable because of his unjust
accusations The husband gives the
names of me-. with whom his wife Is
said to have been seen, and says that
al one time when he called on her at
hospital where she was lying i'll she
refused to see him, while she admitted
Claude Stockwell to her room.
The courtroom has been crowded
every day of the trial by friends OF both
parties to the action.
A divorce was yesterday granted
America Elms from John 7. Elins, a
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-01

before Judge Grow of Santa Barbara,
sitting in Judge Hutton's place, was
Yesterday continued indefinitely, Judge
Grow finding it necessary to return to
Santa Barbara.
Mrs King sues on the ground of
cruelty, while her husband has filed a
cross complain. charging his wife with
unfaithfulness. The custody of an g.
year-old son is involved, the father
having charge of the child by an order
# the court pending the result of the
divorce action.
The couple were married in Kansas
in the late '90s and came to Los An
Reles some years later. Here they
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-01

detective. This is the second divorce
gwen the woman, the couple having
remarked in San Antonio less than year
ago. They were first married in Los
Angeles in 1895, the first divorce being
granted six years later.
Jacob Lands yesterday secured
divorce from Bessie L. Lands on the
grounds of unfaithfulness. Julia E'
Veinig was divorced from Charles w.
Reinig, the latter being charged with
desertion, and Muncie Phillips was
Granted a decree of divorce from John
Phillips on the grounds of cruelty.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-01
ENGLISH EVANGELIST
breaches AT CLAREM0NT

The Rev. DR.. George Soltau of Lon
don, England, has just completed a
most successful two weeks revival at
Santa Barbara, where he conducted
meetings in the Presbyterian church.
His Sunday mems meetings were the
two largest gatherings of that nature
ever held in Santa Barbara.
The Rev. DIR. Soltau left last even
ing for Claremont, where he will con-
duct one weeks revival services at
the Congregational church, returning
to South Pasadena afterwards to hold
a two weeks series of evangelistic
services.
will return to Los Angeles to speak
at the Bible league conference at 10
o'clock on What Use Did the Lord
Jesus Christ Make of the Scriptures" ?"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-01

Having 100000 worth soe merchandise to reas prices the open
accomplish it. the trustees nave
compelled sale until Thursday morning March
when stock
Central Dpartmen
wnbo oil b. The in pcy satisfy ce
b Of
O
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hh OF he 1 Of /
sheena ad
the as sdosat 66cpi to b
kb ropo
% If IN al store until
are to Sc a r
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S. Sale Store tor Kent
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-01
MUSIC AND COMEDY ARE
OFFERED AT THE UNIQUE

The Unique Musical Comedy COM
pany promises a musical extravaganza
for the coming week entitled THE
Sleeping Queen" Maude Beatty, in
the title role. will sing Every One
Sleeps in Sunderland" and little
Kate Carlson will be heard in an ori-
entail song. Lew Dunbar and George
Rhen will do the funny stunts, the
former as the royal executioner and
the latter as a bogus lord. supported
by a chorus of pretty girls.
The Unique Comedy company, under
the direction of Richard Cummings,
will present another of his adapta-
tions, "Dodging Bowser, or Too Much
Smith," a one-act farce. During the
intermission Lillian Gardner will sing
illustrated songs, the show closing
with the latest animated pictures by
the Uniqueoscope.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-01
UNHAPPY COUPLES
AIR THEIR TROUBLES
Case of Ruth King Against Her Hus-
band Is Continued Indefinitely,
as Judge Must Leave
City

The divorce suit of Ruth King against
Ilmer King, which has been on trial
for three days IN the superior court
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-01
BROTHER OF BISHOP coNATY
RETURNS WITH THE PRELATE

Bishop Conaty will preach at the
Cathedral of st. Vibiana this morning.
The bishop has just returned from
hurried business trip east.
Rev. Bernard S. Conaty pastor of
the Sacred Heart church. Worcester
Mass, accompanied the bishop on his
return. He will remain here several
weeks.
Visit Pasadena's finest hotel, THE
GREEN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-10
D. FauStIInO Rodriguez FuertpS

Desde aver Sc encuentra en-
esta ciudad y hemos tenido mu-
cho gusto en- saludar, a nuestro
d1stlnguido amigo don Faustino
Rodr1gusz Fuertes. rico hacen-
dado de Naguabo. Deseamos a
nuestro amigo feliz estancia en-
esta poblacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-10
EDTCTO
EN- LA CORTB De DISTRI7O
Dc HUMACAG, PUERTO RICO
Estados Unidos de America }
El Presidente I IS
de los Estados Unidos.
ABINTESTATO
de Cslestin0 Lanza

Por el presente Sc avisa 4 to1os
los acreedorcs de Celestino Lanza
talleeIdo, para que, dentro del plazo
de dos meses, contados desde e. 81
guiente dfa al en- que aparezca pu-
Dllcado este edicto en- el peri6dico Ell
BoLETIN MERCANTIL, presenter sus
reclamaciones con los correspondent
tes comprobantes bajo juramento, al
Administrator que suscribe, en- su
domlcilio, sito en- esta Ciudad, ca1le
de La Carrera".
Humacao 80 de Noviembre de
1907. Tomas Carrera Administrator
Judicial
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-10
BUQUES ANUNCIADOS

Carmelita Yabucoa
BUQUES ANUNCIADOS
Vapor cubano Julia. Estara aquf
procedente de la Habana y escalas
lntermediaS Ell II del actual.
Consignatarios Villar Co.
Vapor americana San Juan. SAL
dra para New York Ell IA del CO.
|rrlente.
Consignatarios, The New York and
Porto Rico S. S. Co.
Vapor americana Coano. Del puer.
to de New York para Ell nuestro SAL
|dra Ell IL actual.
Conslgnatarios The New York and
Porto Rico S. S. Co.
Goleta americana Augusta w. Snow
Debe haber salido el 2S del pa
sado, de New York.
Consignatarios, Sobrinos de Es-
quiaga.
Pol GopdAOl AOAu6 WlfreQO. Sal
lio el 81 dltimo de Barcelona por
Mediterraneo y Canarias para San
Juan, Mayaguez, Ponce, Santiago de
Cuba, Habana y New Orleans.
Consignatarios, Sobrinos de L.
quierdo y Co.
Goleta americana James J Nawell.
Saldra ell IS del presente del puer-
to de New York para este.
Consignatarios, Sob.inos de Ez..
quiaga
Vapor ingles Casilda. Saldra de
Montevideo y Buenos Aires, ell Is del
corrlente para este puerto.
Consignatarios, Villar y Ca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-10
MOVimientO maritime

ENTRADAS DEL EXTERIOR
Vapor americana Caracas de New
York, tomo puerto aver.
DE LA COSTA
Goletas Mayaguezana, In dia, Pedri
to, San Jose, Ala Blanca y Encarna-
cion.
SALIDAS PARA Ell EXTERIOR
Ninguna.
PARA LA COSTA
Goleta Petra.
Buques en- puerto
DEL EXTERIOR
Henry Crowy descargando
e. oStarr Jones i'd
Chas H. Sprawen id
Benjamin F. Paole id
Quik Feore id
Caracas id
Luken bach id
Shoomer Olga pendiente
Emma Konwlton id
Cortes id
Mamie Swan id
Madeleine id
COSTANEROS
India descargapdo
Ala Blanca id
Encarnacion id
Coraz6n de Maria pendiente
Mayaguezana id
Pedrito id
San Jose id
Progreso id
Perla id
Uberits id
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