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New-York tribune., 1908-12-14
DIVERS AIR SHUT OFF
HIS BUMPERS IN FIGHT.
Men IN Boat Forget Worker at Bot
tom of East RiCer.

At work in the hold of the sunken steamer H
NJ. Whitney, fifty feet beneath the surface of
the East River, off the northeast end of Ward :
Island, George Smith diver employed by the
Merritt & Chapman Wrecking Company was
almost killed yesterday when the two men at
work on the airpumps got into dispute and the
supply of air stopped. Thomas Russell who il
is said. was responsible for the stopping Of the
pumps is prisoner in the East 126th street
station. and Benjamin Parkins, his companion
Is in the Harlem Hospital. suffering from
fractured skull as a result of RusseI1's attack.
The three men are members of the crew Of
the p,-ecl-ing steamer w H. Morse. SnLtn had
been at work beneath the surface for several
minutes and the two others were detailed to
work the pumps Russell told the police that
Parkins had without authority ordered him to
another part Of the ship saying that he was
a close friend of the diver and would take care
of the important post at the pump. Russell said
that he protested that he too, was friend and
would remain al his post.
Parzirs became angry and according to the
prisoner seized him by the throat leaving the
pump unattended and stopping the air supply
to the man beneath the water. In the struggle
which followed Russell, it is charged. got an
iron bar and struck Parkins crushing blow on
the head. sending him to the deck. Members
of the crew rushed to stop Russell from using
the bar. but were too late
In the excitement of attending to Parkins and
dragging Russell away. the fact that Smith
still the river bottom overlooked by the
crew, and his frantic jerking Of the signal rope
had stopped when of the workmen be
thought to haul him to the surface.
Smiths helmet was unscrewed and he
found almost dead-bIeeding from the ears and
mouth. and his face was purple. First aid
measures were applied to both injured men, and
Russell. when he realized that he would be
rested. Ieaped overheard and escaped temporar-
ily The police at the Harbor Squad station
East t22d street were informed and Smith and
Parkins were taken in a launch to the station,
where Dr Bennett. of the Harlem Hospital was
waiting with an ambulance. After oxygen was,
given to Smith he able TO go to the hos
rital with the other patients.
II is believed that Russell swan through the
lev water to the New York shore after the dis
pute Both he and Parkins live in a sailors
boarding house at No. 19 Atlantic avenue
Brooklyn and the police Of the Amity street
station arrested Russell there last night He
was held until Patrolman Healv Of the Harbor
SQUAD. took charge Of him and brought him to
New York He is held on a charge of felonious
assault to await the result of Parkins's injuries
Smith the surgeons believe. will in a
wool, two
New-York tribune., 1908-12-14
FIREMEN FIND HIDDEN STILL.
Break Into Room, Thinking 1t Afre, but Dis
cover Liquor Plant Had Boiled Over

a complete still revealed to the police Of
Williamsburg early this morning when alarm
Of fire sent in for supposed blaze In the
story frame building No. 2il Hopkins street.
In the heart OF the Eastern District Ghetto.
A passerby saw smoke pouring from the top
floor and thought the house was ahre He sent
IN alarm, and when the hremen broke into
the supposedly burning room they a fine dis
tilling plant which had boiled over. II the
smoke from this that caused the alarm OF fire
The hremen Immediately called tn the police.
Who in turn got the Secret Service men on the
case. The deserted. and the police and
Secret Service looking for the per
they think occupied thu building
New-York tribune., 1908-12-14
BANKERS KEIRAN DUPES
Some of the Notes against Churches
SAID To Be ILLEGAL.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune

Pittsburg, Dec. 13.-Patrick J. Keiran's al
legged dupes, according TO information coming
to light to-day. may not be the poor CIergyrnen
and religious institutions.
None Of the notes held against Catholic
churches of Pennsylvania and some of the other
states it is asserted can be collected because
they la0k the signatures of the bishops In
PENNSYLVANIA particularly, the bishop Is the
trustee of all church property, and note or
mortgage against such property is legal without
his signature.
The Rev A KAzincy. pastor of St. Michael's
Roman Catholic Church of Braddock. announces
that he has instructed his attorney to enter suit
for embezziemeut against Keiran to- morrow
New-York tribune., 1908-12-14
oB1 OFFICIALS, SAYS THE CARDINAL
Opposes Sectarian Lines in Civic Matters
Pledges Children to Abstinence.
{ Bv Telegraph To The Tribune

Baltimore Dec. 15.-In addressing a confirmation
class to-day. Cardinal Gibbons, following his Gus
tom. prevailed upon the children on whom he be-
slowed the sacrament of confirmation pledge
themselves to abstain from all intoxcants until
they reached their majority
The Cardinal referred TO a letter asking him
whether 1t would be proper for a Catholic to vote
for non-Catholic for President and said il was a
mans duty TO obey the executive Of the nation
state city, whether Jew Gentle Christian or
pagan. The Cardinal impressed il on his hearers
that such obedience in their capacities involved no
religious question whatever
New-York tribune., 1908-12-14

Paris Dec. 13-President Castro OF Venezuela
and his party left here to-day for Cologne.
where a consultation Of physicians. viii be held
TO determine upon the advisabiIity OF an opera
ton on the President II an operation is found
necessary. Dr. Israel probably will perform Il
at Berlin.
During his stay in this city castro kept him
self closely confined TO his hotel refusing to
give out any statement TO newspaper men ex-
cept through some member OF his suite On the
train to-day. however he accorded an interview
10 a representative Of the Temps" saying that
as ne leaving France he felt at liberty 10
receive a journalist. The interview. while
guarded. fully confirms the representations
made by Castro at Santander 10 the eject that
he desirous Cf settling Nenezuela's OUT
standing diplomatic differences, and, as far as
France is concerned. had already made the hrst
steps in that direction. He said. however LAT
evesytAAas for the moment must be seb0rd1-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-14
AcoulT RuEF's LAWYER OF BRIBERY.

san Francisco, Dec. ia verdict OF not guilty
was returned by the jury early to-day in the case
Of Frank J. Murphy, Of counsel for Abra ham Ruef
charged with attempting TO bribe Kelly. juryman
II vote for a verdict favorable to Ruef The case
given to the jury noon. and the twelve
men were out exactly twelve hours. Nine ballots
we're taken before a verdict was agreed oE
New-York tribune., 1908-12-14
CASTRO IN COLOGNE.
Talks on 4ttCmpt to Settle Dispute
1Cith France.

Cologne Dec. 13.-President castro arrived
here at IL O'Clock tonight from Paris. Il i
expected that he will continue his Journey 70
Berlin tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1908-12-14

ENTRANCE TO HARBOR OF PUERTO CABELLO.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-14

Continued on second page.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-14

c-z.inue6 on soco=d page
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-20
E| fiego en- Ponce
Asfixiados Y casas quemadas

En- i ineend,o ocnrrido IN In calle
n,vor entraaa Il Cantera de Pom.
co 60 rop;straron las caxae doetru;das
los homharos axtixiados i onen.doz
dur~nte u extinction aal fnoca
He aoui Ia ralac;6n.
Ouemadas totalmente nor las llamas
In casa de dona paca Morell Y Ia H. los
se1orex Anonlo. ouemada una narte =
derrihada atras Ia del snnor Pedro
Auffant antes de In sueaxian Ortiz
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-20
En- Ia CO|te Municipal
Un hurto en- Ell mueIle.

Hace tempo que la policia tiene no
tlclas de que desaparecen con freeuen-
cia del muelle de espigon latas de acei-
tie y de manteca, y como saben nues-
tros lectores, han eaido va algunos ra-
teros en- ell garlito.
Ell otro dia recibieron una denuncia
contra Elias Merino, quien en- union de
otros, Sc dedicaba al escamoteo de las
latas mencionadas
Por fin pudo cogerse como autor del
hecho al individuo citado, que Sc apro-
pio ilegalmente del muelle de espigon
tres latas
Esta marlana comparecl6 ante la Cor
te Municipal y, convicto del hurto, Me-
rino cumplira tres meses de arresto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-20
BscA!da|O en Nayaguez
I'm guardia agredido.

Anoche Sc promovi6 un fuerte escan-
dalo Ell la calle del "Peral" esquina
San Antonio.
Segun nos informan, Modesto Enri-
quez (a) la Peja v otros, promovieron
un tumulto en- que tuvo que intervenir
IN policia que fue agredido por En-
riquez, quien con un machete acome-
ito & los del tumulto, siendo herido ell
policia.
Enriquez es el mismo que ha pocos
dias promovlo un escandalo en- el sitio
denominado 'Form6n queriendo agre-
dir con I'm machete Pic Reyes
Denunciado Ell hecho ante ell Juzgado
de paz, condeno Enriquez tres dias
de carcel por portar armas prohibidas,
quedando pendiente la denuncia por al
teraci6n de la paz p1blica y acometi-
miento y aggression.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-20
Por pegar 4 una anciana.

Esta manana Sc present6 declarar
en- la Corte Municipal la anciana Maria
Torres, quien present6 una denuncia
contra Ealentin Correa
FL acusado, madciosa voluntaria-
mente, penetro en- su residencia lie San
turce, acometiendo In Torres. La
denunciante fue eurada de una fuerte
confusion en el pecho
Correa neg6 los hechos pero las prue-
bas de cargo contra Il fueron abruma-
doras. Y Ia Corte le impuso cuatro me-
ses De careel, lapse he tempo Ell que
podra entregarse medtaoiones acer-
ca del respeto Que se debe tener los
mayores de edad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-20

Marcia con rumbo SECURE, con firme-
"a, con grayedad prestigiosa, miranda
por sobre los rebanos de hombres pa
ra Yer mas ALA donde puede hallarse
La 1usticia compatible con el medic So
cial y la mutua ammonia que hace to-
lerable La convivencia de los hombres,
10 es facil que Sc logre desviarle de
esa ruta scguida sabiendas, y con CO.
nocimiento de adonde Ileva, porque en-
el camino surjan, manera de obsta-
culos, mas que realidades, sombras que
huyen, nubes que pasan,
Con este, con 10 dicho creemos que
"El Aguila" no insistira eli los prop6-
sitos que hemos visto traslucir Ell las
insinuaciones, POGO meditadas. que nos
ha dirigido.
FL colega va debe saber 4 que ate
nerse con respecto 4 nosotros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-20
Tony i.owande |.

I'll apreciable artista acrobatico nos
envla, desde Londres, III amable salu-
do, con la promesa Dc venir pronto d
esta isla con algdn espeetaculo intere-
sante.
Tony Lowande goza de cr6dito como
empresario Y dc renombre como artis-
ta, tanto en- Puerto Rico como en- la
infinidad de paises recorridos por 6l.
Ii nombre de Tony Lowande es uni
versal
LA noticia que nos envia, nos ~ gra-
to trasmitirla 4 nuestro pnblico, "a
que tiene entire Il tantos admiradores
II artista que trabaja Cd Ia actualidad,
Ell Londres, Ia inmensa poblaci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-20

Aeompanado del coronel Perez, n0g
ha visitado aver el tenor Ramos de la
compania que esta aetuando en- Ma
yaguez.
FL aplaudido artista nos ha manifes-
tado que su estancia en- San Juans mn
tiene relaci0n alguna con los negoci0s
pendientes de otras empresas teatraaes~
III se ha separado de Ia compania er
que actuaba en- Mayagiez v marchar&
para New York, EN- breve, II no pnede
organizar aigunas representations em
San Juan con los elementoS artistIe0G
que hay en- la localidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-20
lDIPacc|ODeS muIlICIpa|eS

Han comparecido ante La Corte de
Paz, para responder de infraccionen
municipales, Juana Camacho, que ma
hciosa y voluntariamente provoc6 n
Juana Guzman en- Ell callej6n de Casx
Blanca; Isidoro Montalvo, por proferir
frases obscenas; Evangelista Rivers.
Carlos Ortiz y Pablo Blancos, por e.
rar piedras EN- La calle; Felix Duprey
por portar armas en- la carretera de
Santuree; Juana Flores, por tener un
calon de basuras en- La via pnbica u
La una de la tarde, Juan Marin por
tener alberto Ell zaguan sin lux 8
Isaias Caraballo, porque yoluntaria W
maliciosamente corri6 con un caro- t.
rado por caballos, por la calle de Te-
tuan, de Gambaro Tanca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-20
Don Rafael BOnet

Nuestro amigo don Rafael BoneE
nos partieipa en atenta circular que ha-
biendo eomprado en- esta cindad ell bieR
acreditado establecimiento de reIojeria
y joyeria La Hora" ha introducido
en- dicho establecimiento grandes re-
formas. que L. coloean La altura de
los mejores eu el ramo y mas modcr-
nos EN- In epoca.
La Hora Se dedicara todo L@
concerniente 4 ioyeria, reloieria v mo
vedades, asi como al ramo Dc comlslo-
mes en- general
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-20
Ago gOrdo

Aver tarde iba i oeurrir algo gord0
en- esta ciudad con La explosion de una
noticia alarmante y en- la cual estaban
interesados uo como parties, sino como
victimas. muchos intelectuales.
In funcionari0 judicial hahia ence1a~
dido Ia mecha. pero parece que en- AS
mariana de hoy se apag6 sin rnayorea
consecuencias, volviendo los detectives
Sus pnest0S
tfnoS eorrieron ai .Iuez Municipal
otros MI Attorney, y por fin, todo h&
quedado en paz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-20
Ell tenor SOtorra

No Sc confirma la noticia De que es-
te dlstingnido cantante salga para
Aguadilla, eontratado por la empresa
Roseu.
FL tenor Sotorra organiza en San
Juan, para q sabado y domingo dc LII
semana pr6xima. dos funciones.
Una de las obras sera Marina Ell
que Sotorra 50 hace ovacionar Ell
la que nuestro publico recuerda aun
los triunfos recientes del simpatico ar
tista.
In parte dc la tiple estara cargo
de la seforita Blanchart.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-20
Cultura puertOrrlQuena

Con este suggestive tltulo pubhcara
en breve nuestro distinguido amigo Y
companero don Pedro de Angels I'm
interesante hbro en el que estara tiel-
mente compilado cuanto representa- el
desarrollo intellectual lie Puerto Rico.
Sera esta original Y cnrlosa obra Il
Who's Who in Porto Rico, en- donde
estaran representados todos los elemen-
tos de waller en- el pals Las ciencias,
las letras, las artes, la agriculture, III
industrial, el comercio, la administra-
cion p1blica, todo, todo 10 que indlca
moral social en- esta terra tan fe~
cunda, tendra su representation en-
Cultura Puertorriquefa.
Fl senior Angels que es perseverance
en- sus propositos, desarroIla gran ac-
tiyidad Y entusiasmo fin de que sea
un hecho en- el plazo mas breve tan
importante proyecto que ha de ser de
suma importancia y trascendencia pa
"a el pals.
El amigo Angels confia en- el con-
curse de todos porque 4 todos convie-
ne que Sc sepa en- el pals y fuera del
pals, ST. indiscutible desarrollo inteIec-
tual Y material
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-20

Fla fallecido aver en- Cataho, Ell dis
tinguido periodista don Arturo Guap9
Duhon, que, desde hace tempo, vie1o
Y rendido, estaba alejado del perio~
dismo militante en- que alcanz6 dfaa
de celebridad y altos prestigios profe~
sionalts.
Ell entierro del infortunado compana<
70 tuvo efecto esta manana, en- Ell poe
blado de Cata1o.
Descanse en- paz Ell ilustrado escrs-
tor, reciban SUI desolada viuda "
sus hijos, La expression sineera da
nuestro pesame.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-20
A confession de parte.

Conception Falerin, IN muchaehote
d. - amos, que en la tarde Do aver -
ereia autorizado para pronnnciar pala-
bras obscenas eu Ia via publica, fu6 de
nunciado por la polieia
I'll acusado no nego los heehos de Ia
denuncia fue condenado por Ii Cor
te pagan eineo dollars de multa i
csnco dias 1e oarcel
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-20

Ha sido absuelta por la Corte Mu-
nicipal, Felfcita Romero, mujer de-
unos setenta amos, contra quien q ex-
Juez de Pax senor De Lima, habf&
presentado ana denuncia por infrae-
ci6n del articnlo 148 del C6digo Pe-
nal. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-20

80 encuentra euferma, aunque no de-
euidado, en su ~esideucia de Catanos
Ia espimtnal eneantadora senorTta
Tulita Maturana por euyo rcstablec1-
mIent0 hacemos fervlentes yotos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-20

FL seior Jose Izquierdo, dc Toa-Alta,
pide permiso para construir una caseta
para establecer IN puesto dc venta de
leche; aeompana el correspondence
plano.
Mr. John Il. Fenner Inspector De
Alimentos dc San Juan, ia cuenta de
haber destrnido III harril costillas de
eerdo, propedad 1t los senores Perez
IIermanns
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-20

Por al Departamento de 0bras Pa
blicas, ha sido admitida la renuncSa
que present6 el senor Claudio r. Car
10, del puesto de capataz de los tra-
baJos en- La carretera dc Vieques.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-20
Del Consolidate
N0TAS Y N0TICTAS

Jose Castro, plomero, presenta un
plano especifcaciones de obras de
plomeria que va efectuar Ell una ca
~ propiedad de don Fermin MARTINEZ
Nillamil
, 1908-04-29

tending Sunday school all winter, and
and is much Interested. Every Sum
day. morning she asks papa for two
bright pennies-one to put in the
election" and the other to drop in the
slot machine on the corner for a piece
of gum. Last Sunday she started out
with the two pennies clutched tightly
in the little fist, but before she had
gone a block she dropped one Of them
and before she could it it was
irrevocably lost in a crack in the
sidewalk. Without a moments hesita-
ton she said to her companion:
20, dear! There goes my Sunday
school penny"
Dolly was sitting on the front stairs
looking %anxiously at the young man
who was waiting in the parlor for the
appearance OF. DoIly's aunt, his sweet
heart. "Auntie will be down pity
thoon," Dolly called, alphabetically.
|"She ith just paintin,. her face"
80 :,
Charlie asked his mother to tell a
story about a wolf. She told him the
story of the Three Pigs and the Wolf.
The little boys eyes were large AMI his
thoughts seemed far away. Then he
said:
II just wish an old wolf would ccme
along now" /,
What would you do, Charles?"
20, I'd just cut his head on"
"Well, son, what would the wolf lie
doing while you were cutting his heai
orr" /.
"sufferin'."
Exclaimed by a little boy, Elmer, 8
years old, as he vas watching some
children sliding on the ice: II would
not like to go on the ice because it's
too greasy"
, 1908-04-29
PERSONAL NOTES.

An Indiana man found guilty OF ar.
son proceeded to shoot up the court,
affording an opportunity to hang some.
body for contempt.
1t Is announced as an evidence OF
progress that Thibet is to have a news
paper, but China has had one for near
ly L20O years and a daily at that.
Seventeen thousand ~depositors in a
defunct Japanese bank have petitioned
its president to commit suicide. The
Japs are a courteous lot, to say the
least of it. p4
The top-notch price for property In
Kansas City was. recorded last week
A lot having a frontagelof thirty-eight
and a half feet on Twelfth street dnd
a depth of eighty feet on Walnut, sold
for $211, $3.50, or $500 d front foot.
Frank H. Gray the new United
States senator from South Carolina
claims among his ancestors Robert
Bruce, king of Scotland; John Knox
the founder of the Presbyterian church
John Witherspoon m other Scotch
worthless.
In the land of steady habits AM
things the government has discovered
a civil war veteran who was entitled
to a pension for forty years back AM
did not ask for 1t. He is a news
paper man and didn't need the money
The male teacher, out of a job prob
ably, objects to women teaching boys
for the reason that women are oppos
ed to war. If the knocker will attend q
d. A. r. election, for instance, he will
secure enough material to. recast his
theory.
Governor Charles e. Hughes of New
York, and Ambassador James Bryce
of England, have accepted invitations
to speak at the Founders Day exer
cises at Carnegie institute, in Pitts
burg, April 80. 1t is not yet known
whether Andrew. Carnegie will be pres
emit.
S. N. D. North, director of the cen
sus, has arrived in San Juan, Porto
Rico, INT is consulting with the in
sular officers with a view to commenc
ing the preliminary work for the next
Porto Rican census. William E. Will
oughby, secretary of Porto Rico de
sires to carry on the work.
, 1908-04-29

N. X. Boswell went to Denver today.
Mrs. Weaver went to Tie Siding to.
day,
G. Ira Hoge is in the city from Rock
River.
Timothy Ross came in from Rock
River today.
Judge C. E. Carpenter has returned
from Cheyenne.
Mrs. John w. Ernest and daughter
went to Denver today.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Towson and
young son left today for Montana to
make their home.
Mrs. F. Gustafson and children left
today for Ong, Colo, to visit Mrs.
Gustafson's mother.
Mrs. C. d. Streaver and children re-
turned home today, after several
months visit at Berthoud, Colo.
Mrs. Ora Haley, who has been in
Denver for the past two months for
the benefit of her health, returned
home today.
DR.. John Franklin Brown left today
for Rawlins, and from that city he
will go to Kemmerer to give an illus
trated lecture.
Rev. Sherman Coolidge and family
arrived today from Fort Washable to
attend the c%onvocation meeting of the
Episcopal church.
Rev, d. w. Thornberry, the Epis-
copal rector at Rawlins, arrived in the
city today to attend the convocation
of the missionary district of Wyoming,
which began today.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 3. Emmons and j.
A. Winkler left today for Denver in
the Emmons Franklin touring car.
They intend to stop at Cheyenne to-
night and go on to Denver tomorrow.
Rev. ]. A. Hancock of Douglas and
Rev. DR.. George c. Rafter of Cheyenne
arrived. in the city today to attend the
first convocation of the missionary dis
trict of the Episcopal church, which
began today.
d. e, Sullivan, formerly of this city
but now master mechanic of the Utah
division, arrived from the west today
intending to stop here several days
Mr.. Sullivan will ship his automobile
to Evanston, where his family reside
, 1908-04-29
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

some warmer To-Day.
Primaries tomorrow night.
Nearly cloudy all forenoon.
Bellamy & Son. the engineers.
A new moon will occur tomorrow.
The bank barometer today marked
23.10.
P. c. Rauner's condition is not i'm
proved today.
There will be public services at the
cathedral tonight.
Carload of bicycles just received ut
Johnson's Garage.
Assortment of flowers in daily at
Mrs. Wallis, Phone .201 Blk. rs
The hydrant at the corner of Third
n Grand avenue is being repaired
today.
The John Drew Theatrical company,
playing this season in MY Wife,"
passed through the city today, bound
for Salt Lake.
1 A daughter was born today to Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Henderson, at their
home on south Second street, and
mother and babe are doing nicely.
A marriage license was issued today
to Edward Clay Osborne and Mildred
Rose Rifenberger. both of this city,
and they were married by Judge Car
penter.
Mr.. Adamson, who has just arrived
from Cheyenne to make this his home,
has taken the Shirley house, ON south
Eighth, his household goods having
been delivered there today.
, 1908-04-29
MARKET REPORTS
Live Stock at South Omaha.

South Omaha, April 29.-Cattle-Re.
ceipts, 200 head. Market steady,
Western steers. $5.15Q5.50; Texas
steers, $3.25@5.25; range cows and
heifers, $2.75@4.50; Gamers, $4,000
3.25; stockers and feeders, $1,000
$50; calves, $3.OO06.O0; bulls, $4,000
500.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head. Market
SC higher. Heavy, S5.35@5.45; mixed
$5.3OQ5.35; light, s5.25@5.40; pigs,
$4.00@4.40; bulk of sales. $5.30@5.35
Sheep-Receipts. $500 head. Mar
ket active, steady to 10c lower. Year
lings, $5.00@6.15; wethers, $5.00@5.S5
ewes, s4.5OQ5.50; lambs. $1.0O@7.50.