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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-03
ManualeS ROmO

ENCUADERNADOS EN- TELA FLEXIBLE
Manual del Licorista, con I 27o
recetas practicas, por A. Rossi.
Manual de Resistencia de Ma
teriales y Estabilidad de las
construcciones, por c ingen1e
70 DR.. Gindo Sandrinell
Manual de las Construcciones
de Hormigon y de Gemenro
armada, por el ingeniero Jose
Y accbelli.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-03

El Pueblo de Puerto Rico,
a Antonio Santos Perez, sea el
demandado antes mencionado.
POR LA PRESENTE Sc notifca
usted que Sc ha presentado en- la of
Gina del Secretario de la Corte de
Distrito del Distrito Judicial de Fu-
macao, Puerto Rico, la demanda del
actor antes citado, en- la cual pide
la Corte dicte sentencia contra usted
-declarando roto disuelto para STEM
pre- ell vfnculo matrimonial que une
4 las parties en- este pleito, con las
costas al demandsdo, segln todo apa-
rece de ls demanda presentada.
Y habiendose acreditado por medic
de affidavit Que ell demandado An
tonic Santos Perez, Sc halla auSente
de Puerto Rico que existe causa de
acci6n, la Corte ha ordenado sc haga
la citacion del demandado por medic
de edlctos que Sc publicaran una vez
cada semana durante dos meses y
que de no comparecer contestar
7d1cha demanda dentro de los dos
meses despues de notifcado, la par
te demandante podra obtener un fa-
llo a su favor, de acuerdo con las pc
ticiones de la demanda.
Y para la publication de la presen-
te citacion durante ell termino dis
puesto EN- ell periodico BoLETIN MER-
cANTIL, la extiendo bajo mi 6rma en-
Humaco a de Diciembre de 1907
Enrique Rinc6n Secretario, por To-
mas Torres Grau, Deputy Secretary
District Court.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-03

Va no de Hipolita, sino de Jorge, nacia
ia lnv1tacion las largas excursiones, las lar
gas exploraciones'
Gondenado a esperar de continue la vida
cre1a ahora il su encuentro. hallarla CO.
gerla en- la naturaleza real.
Con una curiosidad ficticia buscaba aho-
ra 10 que, en- verdad, podfa .apenas turbar la
superhc1e del alma, pero no penetrarla. y agi-
tarla adentro
Be esforzaba en- descubrir entire ciertas
cosas su alma, relaciones que no exis-
t1an.
Sc esforzaba Ell sacudir la indiferenca
queexistla Ell el fondo de aquella indiferencia
inerte que por tanto tempo 10 habla hecho ex-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-03
A s. 1.5O

Els de mucha utilidad, no solo pa.
ra los Abogados, Cortes judiciales
Ayuntamfentos, Corporaciones y EN-.
pleados de todos los ramos, sino tam.
bien para los comerciantes, industria.
les y personals de negocios, ell como.
cimiento de las Leyes de Puerto Rice
aprobadas por las Camaras y el Con
sejo Executive en- Ell corriente af1o dc
Ioo7.--Se venden $3.50 en- la Ii
brerla del
BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-03
1oyerla, Relojer1a y Optica
-DEi-- aat
" HUS STD g o.
sUcEsoREs DE q. TlNAuo
sucEsoREs DE q. TlNAuD

Gran surtitlO de efec-
tos de plata y platea-
dos, prOpiOs para re-
galOs.
Especialidad en- Gu
biertos de plata de ley
Y plateados de calidad
superior.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-03

Estados Unidos de America.
Eel Presidente SIS.
de los Estados Unidos.
Carmen Torres Colon.
VS.. , EMPLAIAMlE\TO
Antonio Santos Perez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-03
EdictO

En- la Corte de Distrito
del Distrito Judicial de Huma-
Gao. Z. r.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-18
SOCIAL ENTERTAINMENTS.
Denounced A. Breeders Of Socialism
In Large Cities.
fRv AAsociated PreSsl
(Rv lGSO,

CHICAGO. ILL. Nov. I'm"
modern social sett 'cments of American
cities were Denounced today by Rev
James r. Curry. OF New York. AS
breeding places OF socialism an!
anarchy.
In an address,. ut the Catholic Mis-
sionary CONGRESS. Rev. Mr.. Curry
who labo-s among the poor Q: IN
famous Cherry Hill di:tric;. nav"d
tho rich. declaring that nlinN
Of them 20 amOrg the poor as phari
sees and seek TO rxcnsr their own
shortcomings Ivy their 'nt'r"s, i'll tn
sufferirgs Of their broth rs.
The speaker inquired If anyone hat
ever heard CT social set lcr"n'
amars he rich 10 teach them ia'
sacrstn-ss OF m:rriagr aIi fh1t q
"champacp debauch is as bad as on.
on MIXED al.
The speaker admitted TINT ii" so
cial settlement purged OF Wat h,
termed It's abUs. : and under prop''I
Catholic administration. void ir
good department of ,rd aver for tn
Catholic church. Auxiliar! W.'n"I
Rhode. Ct Chicago. urged III" a'.o1
ton Of A comprehensive C"ion'za'lot
scheme III rak- Catholic irimi2raht
from tie crowded cities 20 farms il
Catholic communities wh"r" not on,
their material good. bu; tn ir spir!:
uai " lfarr would BE- sairgna"i"i,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-18
PUMPS KEPT GOING Twelve DAYS
Bound From Savannah for Phliadel-
phia, Vessel Encounters Succession
Of GaIes-Seas Sweep Decks, Flood
Hold and Destroy Provision Stores
Graft Left Adrift With Sail Set.


NEW YORK Nov. lI.-Wi;h orr
o: Savannah. ilnrbc- laden which
sailed from the Latter place Oc'urcr
&c e.: Philadelphia is sailn: cast
wa.d SOME 400 miles east of III" Eir-
ginia CaYes. abandoned by her crew
il Va,erlogrci condition.
Her captain. Williams Campbell. and
his crew of six men We're brought
here today on the steamer Atghanis-
IAN from Arabian pvr;s. They had
fought for their lives for nearly 4
month OH beard the leaking vessel
in Succession Of heavy westerly
gales that tori OF the vessels sails
and kicked up mountainous seas
that swept the decks. flooded the hold
and destroyed their provisions. The
mariners had almost abandoned hop"
VIXEN the Afghanistan hove in sight.
story Told by Captain.
Describing the thrilling experiences,
Captain Campbell said:
Stormy weather was encountered
almost from the start. On the tifth
day out the gasoline engine broke
down, and II was With the greatest
difficulty that the sails we're handle
from that time on. The foresaii
blew away and the vessels seams
opened. the water rapidly growing
in the hold.
We manned the pumps and for l.
days kept them going day and night
but the water gained steadily. Seas
boarded the vessel. swept away every
thing movable and smashed our
beats The store room was washed
ont and our provisions badly damaged.
Men Refuse to Stand BY.
"On November 1s when the men
had almost given up hope. the
steamer Afghanistan came along an I
asked If assistance was required. We
asked for provisions and these were
sent to US AS the boat started
back my men left the pumps and r'-
fused to stay with the vessel any
longer, and decided to abandon th'
schocner. We last saw her drift
ing eastward at the rate Of fifty
miles a day with stay sail set. with
a hawser about 100 feet long out
TO keep her head to the sea"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-18
TRUST PRINCIPAL BENEFICIARY
President OF independent Refinery
Asserts Preference for Free Trade
Rather Than Continuance Of Pres.
emit Schedule. Which RE Declares
Enriches Monopoly.


WASHINGTON. - G. Nov H.
Tht IN" "'lni"rS expressed by Sec
""'ary Of War Wright y',"rdaH' III
favor "f fire." trad" wt'h N" ihi'!p-
pines or terrace" and sugar are 'l''
views at PRESIDENT Erect lAtt "a'
tn" freely EXPRESSED h'!''1 In IN"
ways a: means Comm"''' room vi
III li"r>" when IN" hearing on Tue
-rt"r schedule WAS F'HHni'% / "h!'
". F, AtAinH. OF Bose on, iaIE's
sugar p!an;': III tuh1. UiH'I 'ha'
ID i&'!h on SnE'r be- T'4"r'u anu
TIA: tunt h. -;I''n IN" existing an
.'l"Ti'al "n TINS !! "tT 'a'. re arc
Siiu 'ha' mere WAS S''a' "anS'' VI
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N'sS""''' aSA'a MI A'H'"H no.
to'"e ~ '''''i' 49,
o''t S"s'' s'" -.
'0nsS ~ ."' "'u .,.. ,
iua' ~ III. p"o"
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"'nen' uanser VI .n'S sonne
e'"e |e" !" So
u !ou Wv '.e ''uss =,
arm Vn ous"' '.a - -. co,
there w a"'
,., L., ~,
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Sno"'u ray va" Wv ,.
~" u" 49,. 80.
''u,. "ou' s'I' uP '',, .',., ,ha,,, =.
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-18
GREGORY IS h( Quilted
OF CRIMINAL ASSAULT
Verdict Of Jury Is That Roanoke Den
tiss Did Not Maitreat Miss
Irvine OF New York.
Especial to IN Daily Pre-: 81

NSpttlai 10 III l'dliS tif:S'.
ROANOKE. VA. Nov. l1.-Dr. w
S. Gregary, a wealthy and prominent
dentist. was~tcnight acquitted of tn"
charge OF crininalls dssau!'inS Mss
Theodore Irvine. a young rlocn1ioh
teacher OF New York. while the girl
Was a patient in his otticc an! und I
t." influence Of chlJrCfOrm. N"
Jury was OFT exactly on" hour and
thrt. n!ut-s before bringing III
their verdict.
Mrs. Gregory sobb"d audibly i'll tn"
chair when the wor:s "c1r read
which cl,ar"d her husband OF tn
ugly charge. The court room was
packed with spectators. who manifest
I'd Lively Interest in tn" pros e''H-
incs
Thu. dtirnS" set up and suS:aln& q
th. plea that Miss Irvine WAS iaboriES
under ha'iucinatiCn sup"rinduc"i
by the drug. ard that the alleged as
SAUL was only dream. Expert ,"S'
timony was produced 10 show tina;
women are often subject 70 such h@!.
fluctuations after taking cfl reform.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-18
WILL ORDER ELECTION.
Successor 20 Co'orel Nottingham to
Sc Named When Possible.
iSp"c'ai 10 ~. Daily Pro-

fSF'f a. % ~ IaHN il'' -
RICHMOND VA. Nov. IA co..
fcr"ncc we hold bPtwe II III" c"v"r-
nor ard adjutant E.Errai today req
.iy" & III. n'iii''ry mrddir growing
ou- Of tn -.c"Tt resignation % Col.
nneI Nottingham. Of ID" Fourth reg.
r~u;. he ? r"su'' Of ~" CCTf"r"DC"
/ is pcs':v",,- learned that ~" GOV
"rno- viii "-d,'r IN ELECTION 10 III ~"
va-~anc, nild. ,, 1he resignation Of
Colonel Nc i.nchon as soon as cor
ain rCTnan'cS n the regimen haT''
-,c.ui'e-! ,hC'C r0.c" 10 tn" minimum
:, CURED h. Inv arr thst fhCr. W!
= 10 della. III Issuing I c"mn!!I:"n
IN the r,,r % "!"ctcd
Tho rcrorr 'h1. Cc'on"i No'rn--aE'
vi, g.: T." c"rU:ss' on"d by N" GOV
s-.ar IN -" .y"U: he IL rc-c."C'"f
t. said ~ ;r">n w"I! informed In nj
iiarv AFFAIRS - ~ utterly groundi"S9
Co,c7ei Nottingham. or whoever =
ci-c:Cd % ~rcr -! him will n. duIv
,rd pr-rN' commissioned Til
fr;T7her TUurc- tia after Colonel Not
tingSam j. comm stoned. he u',I h"
court mariIa''f !, sqra1v q. r;1icC,
lCvs
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-18
DRAM WI. CONTINUE
! TO WsITEAN0 SPEAK
SAYS He Will Settle Question Of
Future Candidacy for Once When
the Time Comes.

SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS. Nov. II.
My friends do rot require m" 10
pr"judic- III. future and shall not
TAX" the advic.. e my opponents on
tbs sIbi.t: shall continue 20
write ard s:"ah in Iefcns" Of 'ainSs
I beii.v, 10 h" fo- III" good % IN"
p.oplc Il MAJ 10. De- necessary 10
run for ofiic. again. hut ! will dcci1"
that question when n" time comes.
In answer 20 the direct question:
VIII you run for 10" pr"sidenc!
again il ccnjiri.Us arise {" warran'
it," William J. Bryan tonight die
lated III" foregoing statement.
Regarding the fu'ur" of the DINO
cratic raf,v h" said:
Il am TT: az all discouraG" as "a
t%c future Of the D~uIo-rst!c party
There must be 4 Democratic party III
.y1-y ~~.rrrv. and want orr psfty
Va w. Democratic: aud tho Hfo"'fo'
- .hc reform; advocated ny The Ecm
ocrat'c party. II is ALREADY rT'a
digestion al forcr. ard ! have M c"uO'
,h1, CT !Itiors will 20 vindra'" 'h'
rsrtv az 20 mako the vc'erS tHrT "a
!, a. the hes. ins.rumr'n; for tn" D"
rnpli.cu-nt OF the nsc'Ssarv ~
forms
VIII YOU allow yourself 10 h
elected United states ssratCr tTy N
Sebra Ia" he was asked
Nebraska does not ~lcct scna OF
THE -esr." h. said. With smile.
But u doeS two Years irun now
hc va. reminded
You Save my %fs'cnIrn' r'TSroiDt
nv suturc 80 Tar as I rarr 70 say.
and he refuse; 10 disrl:7s The fuo
&C. further.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan are sBrsut~ =
Nertro .. -,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-18
Cotton Property Burned.
lBv Associated Press


INpIiNOLA MISS. Nov. 1.-THE
plant e -" ind!aDola Compr".. ard
Wa-riIousr CorT and sc'~raI al
jo,uinc buildings acre deS'ro,Cf by
fTe today
The Icss rrrtahly all 10 IN cH~' ~
ot k30.C"o rIts ccmpsra'i' Gig
small amount Of Insurance A IsrGs
ousuu.Iy Or cotton vas destroyed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-18
Aged LADY Died.

Mrs Martha D'Ls~csT died !aS,
night at s: ~ O'Clock az the bono ri
b-r srn-iu Law. Mr.. ]. E. Tabh. on
iI. B6uicvs-d Mrs. DrI.a~t~r. Who
VAS 80 .-sr, {. as-. was . native W
"srv!and She IS survived Nv two
sors and two dausht. -. Th" body
vi! be taken 10 Oakland. sd. fo-
iniermcnt. leaving IN" rcs.d"Ecc ibis
afternoon abo1; 8 oci2ck.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-18
ROUTE FROM boston 10 KEY NEST
Object Of Organization 10 to Call AZ.
tcntion TO Feasibility and Need OF
Safe Inside Water Route Along At.
iantic coast-Upwards Of 800 Dele
gates Present.

BALTIMORE. MD, Nov. 17.--With
upwards of 300 delegates In attend
anc" G. miag from nearly every At
lant!c coast state the first annual
conversion of tn a Atlantic Deepwater
Ways Association, was opened ut the
Ilot"l Brlvtdcrc. here to-day.
The gathering comprised men
prominent in the public. and COM
mrrcal life CT the nation. all united
n ointment. both as to tn" feasibiii-
Y and drsirabilitv OF the project or
the association. namely. TO promote
tn" conservation. a. a naticral en-
trrprisc. Of chain Of canals CON
meeting natural ana protest water
ways. along the Atlantic coast. there
bv forming a continuous in3er route
from boston to hey West.
Todays forenoon Meeting was CIV
IN over largely to welcoming eNer-
cis.'a and organization.
Mayor !. Parry Mahool ofIlcialiy
turned OVER the keys OF the city to
its guests and Governor Austin L.
Crothers welcomed them TO the state
and expressed Maryland's interest IN
the proposed chain. Of canals.
Prosperous But prodoai.
President j.. Hampton Moore Oh
Philad lph'a. told what had been att
complished In the furtherance Ct the
movemen! during the year. He urs-
cd a campaign # agitation and educA-
ton. One feature OF his address was
an account OF mis- trip abroad last
summer for the purpose Of inspecting
tn harbcrs and waterway improve
mcns Of the European countries. The
trip he Eaii demonstrated clearly that
while We of the United States have
l'pen marvo'l0uslv prosperous. We
hav" been shamcfullv prodigal in the
matter Of our wealth ard strangely
negiectfu, Of cur opportunities Tor
retaining IT,"
The speaker urged a careful consta-
Grafton OF the que stions before the
convention.
IF practical work Is to be undeTtak-
e. he asked. where shall the start
tc made" Or t.hall We take TO step
N this direction until n survey Tar
the whole projec; has been securedt"
Papers Are Read. -
At the afternoon session papers
wcr" read as follows: Legislative
status of III. Atlantic inland water
ways prnj Ct by john II. Small. NJ.
c. North Carolina.
Commercial importance Of inland
waterman along the Atlantic coast
by Frank D. la anne. president ma
iiona! hoard CT trade
'StratPgic value Of inland water
WAYS along the coast line" by Rear
Admiral George W. Melville. u. s. n.
former chief OF bur AL OF engineering
navy department..
The natiSrai rivers ani harbors
congress and IN. Atlantic movement.
ny John A. Fox. Arkansas, director
rational rivers ard harbors congress.
Relation Of RAILWAYS to canals
by John r. Stevens. third vice-presi-
dent e the NJ York. New, Haven
* Hartford Railroad Company and
former chef engineer O: the Panama
Canal. New Haven. Conn.
''The easternmost link Of the pse-
posed inland system" by Lieutenant
Colonel ]. c. Sanford, United States
engineer Newport. X. I.
The days proceedings closed with
di,CU SION OF the papers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-18

pirr outside, OF PRUSSIA. to crmmunl-
cate TO his majesty th"'r colt ""
HOP. that he w,uld b. mure rr;i''n'
IN the future.
The, chancellor suhmittrh authorize
ZION fir N n" whole rru' ian abb
net To cypress thor AZ "rm""t vi
him rs min st, r-prraii"N IN his C"un-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-18
Would Have Carried Georgia.
nv the Associst.d Press,

ATLANTA. Ga. Nov. i1!--"ff ] bad
bs.-n a cindidat" 70? President tbs
tim. I ~nul1 have carried Georgia
AMI brrk"u the Sold syBta.''' vUrs
IN. words today attributed 20 Prvot
dent bv COMMISSIONER Of kgricuItugo
Hudson. Of Georgia. Who has Just -.
:urrcd frpm Washington. sce.v -
ccnsgl:ai tas rcsiicn; about -
country he coEmissioS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-18
Herey Rapidly Recovering.
By Associated frcss.3

SASFRANCtSCG. Cali. Nov. H.
FYaue.s !. Heu-y Is recovering with
sypr.tYG rapidi'y from The buHes
n 1und inflicted by Norris Haas ana
1t is pErdict-d that in few weeks
ne ,HUi BE- able TO resume his prSse-
cuttcH y the graf, cases. There are
no Indications OF blood poisoning. He
sas a5I" - ;ake liquid rourishmeut
today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-18
Juriss, Government Officials and
l;br Men k|nQ'e.
Part Of OUTLOOK STIFF PRESENT
Declared to be One Of Nest Interest.
History-samuel Gompers Amonu
Labor Leaders Not There.
(By the Associated Press }

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Nov. IL
Members CT the cabinet and justices
Of the Supreme Court OF the United
States sat tc~= tonight with labo-
leaders from various sections OF the
United States at q dinner given by
President Roosevelt. at the White
/! fric9ds and men closely Identified
with the movement to better labor
, conditions in this country. The oc-
carton was Cnr of the most interea-
ting events that has occurred a, tn"
White HOUSE in M JnthS.
From she Supreme Court Their"
, were Justice Holmes and Justice
Moody. both from MasSac. usctts.
! TIL" cabinet was represented by
Secretary James X. Garfield. OF IN"
interior department. and formerly
commissioner CT corporations, and
Secretary Oscar $. Straus. CT III" d.
/ par,mert of commerce and labor.
Among These Present.
Commissioner Charles p. Nsin OF
the Federal bureau Of labor: Ccm.
missioner F.. +. Clark. o: The Inte-,
state Commerce Commission, ami
formerly grand chief conductor Of the
Order Cf Railway Conductors OF
America and later III" rrpr. sent q.
tivc of labor on the arthracit. striaH
commission IN 1872: T. V. Poverty,
Xprcsid.Et Of the knights OF I.abo :,
ana now chief Of IN" bureau OF infOr'
nation in TIL" immigration service :
Assis,an; Secretary CT State EUber;
Bacon. Major General L..piri
Wood L. 5. A.. just back from long
, s"r!ic" in III" Philippines: Clifford
Pinchot.. chief forester of the United
S,rt.s. and United States Attorney
Henry l. .Srinson. 81 New York. ali
from the rx"cutiv" departments q
! n" e vcrnment wrr" present
! Representative Hcrb"r- I'arEons. q:
/ New York. vas n" only member OF
Congress Al til" Dime.
Labor Men on Hand.
! Tn" labor r2sts w"r. represented
i,y Warren ; Stone. grand chief oi
H,1Jl.rhCrG 81 i.-c"mo'iv" Eugi-
n""i.. JOHN ! Mammalian. CaGt
Na,;.- " ~. D-c; h"raood Of Loco
a,o:i..' Fs."m'n: W. : Clr,eT. gram
9 Cr"i?-v and tr' aS'r"r Of the
B-o.h"rh ID = I.ocomH'i i've Fir-n'n
=. II VI :i-s,y. cTani master q
Rail~a, Tr5iGm"n. T. J. Dolan
genera! sCcr"'ary %! III" international
ilr,-tcrhoOd Sc: Steam Shovel an!
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-18
A SUIT FOR FORFEITURE
Golsrmenl Claims Ms. Jack
oardle''s Works Of A't
snuscltO Br oBlel,G fRitH9
Latter Claims She was Innocent
Party, Believing That Paintings
Worth Eighty thousand Dollars
Came Under Household Effects"
(By the Associated Press. }

CHICAGO. ILL. Nov. l7.-"The
United States of America VS. two oil
paintings ct al" is the title Of a suit
filed by the government today for
the forfeitur. OF works Of art belong
ing to Mrs. Jack" Gardner, of BOs-
ton. and struggled into the United
States by Mrs. Emily Crane Chad
bourne, o! Chicago.
The filing OF the suit today IN the
United States district court brought
10 light figures which indicate that
unsuccessful smuggling is a costly
adventure. When Mrs. Chadbcurnc
brought Mrs. Gardeners art treasures
into the United States from England.
last summer she listed them at thu
Gust ON house as household effects.
roughly valued at $4,000" An ap-
praiser in Chicago placed their valu"
al ss2,4ll
Government is Exaeting.
Mrs. Chadbournc was compelled TO
pay the regular duty on this valua-
ton amounting TO S:9.203- and q
penalty Of $4l.2o5. total OF s10.40s
This. however. gave her no right 10
the property. II she wishes to re-
gain that she must still pay the APP
praised value Of the shipment, $S",-
Ill.
No move in this direction. i, IS
said. has been made BY either Mrs.
Chadbourne or Mrs Gardner.
Mrs. Chadbourne's only legal con-
nection with the case. al present II
that she NAV redeem the property.
Should sh" choose 10 take this cours"
rhc total COS; "f her experience vita
thu cIstcms officials would reach
si52.Sco.
Mrs. GARNER who's" enthusiasm. as
All al, collector. has made h"r known
on two continents. and Mrs.. Chat
bourne. member OF the wealthy
Gran" family OF Chicago. met IN
Paris.
To oSIise Her Friend.
When Mrs. Gardner decided 20 re-
turn 10 america. sh" turned 4 MUM
Der Of her ar, IT, asurrs over 10 Mrs.
Chadho:rr".-
Th~ latter. transferring her resi-
d.nce 20 England used them n
,Icccrai ing her new hoII" When
she. In turn started for her Haiivc
Isri. Sd" decided to bring back with
her tho val'Ilbl"s intTus;cd '" her
by Mr. Gardner. with "a" purpose o.
turning them over - their ovH"r.
When the cas-" cam" :" nSht
fris nds Of Mrs. Chadjourn" dcc!assd
that. ignorant of business and legal
,~chnicaIi:irs. Mrs. ChadbouTo" ar'uai-
Iy believed tia; th" works o. AK
~cr, household effects.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-18
BAPTIST ASSOCIATION
DISCUSSES TEMPERANCE
Resoiy. on Is Adopted sv-,oathiz'ne
H,:h tennessee Upon oca:h Of
Ex-senator Csrrack.


RICIiMCN0. VA NV. l1-Th"
:.a-rrc ~ n. iaN In III" Bapti:t % i
IRA Association was =" at"p'iCn ~
! resolution. od.r' i, Rv. X. II
ri-'. n. y. syIrT1,nizInC VIII N"
-,a'. 81 T'nr. s." on IN" death
S"rator Carmac- ah:Ch r.'@c'r' ion
VI. adopted Nv \ - irG VOC. IN"
r-~x, 81 ION W. Offer diving 4 u
t-aI Giscussi0n e tho t"IHU'.-an""
G,,.,,'ion GIrjnS vhr"h II" work %
- ,'irg:rta Ar'.Saioon l. am" VA,
h.a-tiIy .niCrsed ar ih'' prediction
made that III G"n"-al Association Z:
Virginia VII ever aSa'U me- N "A
loon crrrS". .niI Tn. CarmaCk r''>
lui ;"u flow.
The Resolution.
W.. IN" Bap;is; Genera As'"oia
ton - Virginia. Interested IN ever
good and rlght ous cause. ard decpiS
intcr.s:-i in particular in the stoli
ton " ID" OPT s7iO~@ that = ardins
monaco - tHo bet int r>Sr', e soc'''
I, and d"adIy for - ~" proGrrsS OF
n. KIND. NJ NJ cd. would IEt or
record and E ~ v to our - mp"raHc''
brethren in rcnursS-'''. our sister an
ncishbor ststr. assurssc" 81 our sia'
C.-c sympathy uith them IN th" Erci'
los. 'hcv hs," r'c ATTY SUSTAINED 10
tho 4 ,a,h NJ Scra'Or CarnaCk vhn
wa shot and kIll"d on n" STREETS -
N-et-.';c OIL h" 9Th o. NovCmbGr
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-18
....~.s Next at ror cmouth.

Portsmouth, has been y l"ct"l A.
III" next pluC" Of meeting of She as
"ocia:'nn, the port OF the commit g"
$ !.ctrd to take this mater under
cunH'd' ration being unanimously
adopted Rev. W G. lou"'. OF the
Grove avenue Baptist church. this
city, was selected to pr, aCh the a.
uual sermon. with Rev. W. G. Taylor
OF Petersburg, as alternate.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-18

THE DAILY PRESS 10 the
only newspaper published IN
Newport News that receives the
full news service Of the Also.
elated Press.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-11-09

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