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Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-07
lEHIcH VALLEY R. R.
BUILDS new SlDINCS

The Lehigh Valley Railroad Com
pany is building a number of new
; Bidings in this vicinity. A gang of
200 men are at present building one
from Eagleswood to Valentines.
Another siding from Park avenue to
Potter's, distance of about a-mile-
and-a-half, will also be laid.
The sidings from Eagleswood to
Valentines are valuable addition
and will be utilized as soon as they
are ready. A steam crane is at work
and $50 gravel shovels, which have
been sent to Packerton for repairs,
will be in use shortly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-07
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER
HARRINGTON BUYSAUT0

The Perth Amboy Garage Com
pany has sold a passenger,
thirty-horsepower Mitchell touring
car TO School Commissioner South RE-
Harrington, and one to Ingfred Mai4
sen. Both machines nave besx
lvered.
The company eKpsesS carload Of
similar n2chines~0n Monday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-07
SAID BOYS WE'RE
STEALING TOOLS

A Polish boy, about eight years
old, was brought to the police sta
tion this noon by Emil Koven, of
1T3 Elm street, who said he and an
other boy had been stealing tools.
The other escaped. Detective Long
was detailed to investigate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-07
SAID WATCH WAS
STOLEN FROM TRUNK

Edward Perry, colored, of Al Hunt
ingtcn street, reported to the police
yesterday that Bethel Pierce, colored,
of 161 Howard street, Newark, had en-
tered his home Monday afternoon and
stolen $20 gold watch from trunk
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-07
WANT AN AMENDMENT
FOR WOMEN TO VOTE
Special BY United Press w.rs.

Washington, July THE National
Woman's Suffrage Association, with
headquarters in this city, is preparing
monster petition for congress asking
that a constitutional amendment be
submitted to the legislatures of the
various states providing for votes for
womer The general petition will be
preceded b., '' select petition bear
ing the names Of Mark Twain, Booth
Harrington, William Dean Howells,
James Lane Allen, julia Ward Howe,
and a host of others equally prominent
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-07
2 STORY FALL
MAY Be FATAL

Celia Kolapora, enc year aud three
months old, living with her parents at
36l Hall avenue, fell from second
story window about clock last night,
sustaining injuries that may prove IA
tai. The child was seated on chair
and tumbled over the window sill to
the ground.
The child fell head first Dr. C. O.
Silk is in attendance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-07
MAY REDUCE TAX ON
COOPERATION INCOMES

Special by Untted Press WTs
Washington, July THE Senate
ma1p such rapid progress with the
tariff bill today that Senator Aldrich,
soon after noon, announced that he ex.
poets the measure to pass in few hours.
1t is rumored that when the bill goea
to conference the corporation tax will
be reduced from two to one per cent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-07

William Lucas, nine wears old, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lucas. of 339
Madison avenue, is nursing a cut over
the right eye as the result Of a fall
while playing in New Brunswick ave
nue. Monday night. Dr. Meinzer took
several stitches.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-07
RU NAWAY GIRL is
RESTORED TO MOTHER

Patrolman Tonnesen restored Frances
Polena, ffteen-year-old Italian girl,
to her mother this morning Miss Pol
ena, who formerly lived with her par
ents in South Amboy came to this city
and lived at Water and Smith streets.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-07
Whole Town Af1oat.
Special by United Press Wire.

Kansas City, Mo-, July 1.-THE
inhabitants of Pattonsburg, Mo-,
with 1900 residents, today asked
Kansas City and st. Joseph for help
from the floods which deluged the
town. The entire village is under
ten feet of water and every inhabi-
tant has been forced to the roofs.
Several are reported drowned and
scores of others are in immediate
peril. Many houses have left their
foundations and are now floating
about the streets, striking the others
which are still standing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-07
BELLEWOOD PARK
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS

Lehigh Valley railroad, 75 cents.
Leave Perth Amhoy $40 an M. Re-
turning leave Bellewood p5.30 P. M.
Observation-Disclosures
28-30-31
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-07

SUNDAY IN THE MOUNTAINS
Excursion to Glen Onoko and
Mauch Chunk, July, IL, Lehigh Val
ley railroad. Fare $3.50. Special
train from Perth Amboy 5:10 A. NJ.
Return same day.
a7b4-7-7-e-10s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-07
SewingM ii achine Notice

Special discount on all guaranteed
makes. Mid Summer Sale-Please cali
and compare The White Rotary,the best
machine in the world, with your choice
of other makes. Free lessons-easv
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-07
DETECTIVES GUARD THE
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

New York, July 7.-Followlng
the receipt of letter threatening to
blow up the stock exchange, fifteen
detectives, the most experienced in
tn city, today guard the exchange,
watching every stranger entering or
passing the building. According to
the letter, the exchange would be
blown up between Friday and Tues
day during the Fourth of July cele-
bration. The exchange governors
believe a crank wrote the letter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-07
GREAT FLOOD +,
IN THE WEST
Railroads In Colorado Are
Tied Up and Missouri
Town Is Afloat.
INHABITANTS ASK AID
Whole Place Under Ten Feet
of Water--Tramp Flags
Train lust in Time.
INHABITANTS ASK AID
by United Press Wire.

Special By United Press Wire.
Denver, Col, July 7:-Thousands of
passengers are held up at various points
In Colorado on account of the floods.
Half the railroad tracks are inundated
and travelling is exceedingly hazardous.
Near Canon City 200 passengers were
saved from death by tramp who -
ged a train running forty miles an hour
just before it reached a washout.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-07
JOSEPH KISH WHO SHOT
CHRIS JENSEN PAR0LED

Trenton, July 7:-Joseph Kisb, a
Perth Amhoy, who was sentenced 90
five years in state prison by .szeH{
Booraem for shooting icssnzd %.
Jensen Of Perth Amboy, Md3a Youth,
has been paroled by the ESrd of Par.
dous.
Ice cream 25c a quart Sexton S,
20 Smith street.
S767-7-7-1t-
Read the NEWS every DAY.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-07
247 IMMIGRANTS
ARE TURNED AWAY

New York, July 7:-Because they did
not have the $25 necessary to make
them good citizens of the United States,
247 immigrants were deported from FL
lis island today. This is the greatest
number of immigrants refused admis
sion to this country in single day In
many years. Six hundred are still be-
ing held pending an investigation into
their financial affairs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-07
AWARD CONTRACTS
OVER MAYORS VETO
ssec,nl to the BvENINe NEWS.

New Brunswick, July 7:-At the
meeting of the Board of Aldermen here
last night, the awarding of the bids
for the paving of several streets here,
was passed over the moyor S veto. 1t
is understood that the matter will now
be carried into the courts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-07
A Boquet

D. P Olmsead,
A.
Dear SIR
thought 1t might be of interest know
of "Boynton Beach
EVENING Wednesday, SOh, placed
recommendation.
"Childrens Day of the
Many little folk
enjoyed hugely.
handsomely patronzd and
to<witpess
cupied muc o III Wednesdays space
increased Immediately, because people
your
paper N =
Very sincerely.
BoYNToN BENZ
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-07

July Meeting of Yachtsmen.
A monthly meeting of the Raritan
Yacht Club will be held at s o'clock
tonight at the club house.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-07

All prescriptions carefully COM
pounded at Sections, 20 Smith street
3767-7-7-1t~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-07

Apply at once. Rari-
tan Laundry, Sc Fayette street.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-08


rante estos tltimos periodos de la Vi
da publica, la desafrucion del Poder
como resultado de grav simos errores
ALTERNATIVES.
Pero, cumpliendo los sagrados debe
res que sus principles De imponen. eGe-
v0 haSta la mas alta representation
naclonai su protusta rcspetUo>a. pcro
sincera, apenas observe que esas tras-
cendentales equivOcaciOnes cOmprome-
tian sacramento el future de Puerto Ri
co.
Como resultado de slls afanes en-
esa labor de reivindicacion. el Parti-
do Republican, ha tenido la inmensa
satisfaction lie i'i:lnar una vcZ mas
sus convicciones $, s;.S csperanzas y su
fe inquG bra ntable en- ga noblcza. re-
titud justcia de la gran Narion Ame
ricana.
Hoy. el Partido Republican, viene 4
ofrecer al Gobierno su leal cooper2-
ci6n para realizar cd progreso y cl bic
ncstar del pueblo ruertorriqueilo; y
10 verifica poseido de esa misma is
en- la jlsticia & unprecedented del Puc-
bio de los Estados Unidos, esperanGo
que tales virtudes de gobierno seran
debidamente aplcadas EN- Puerto Rico
durante el periodic de administration
del Gobernador Cotton.
Empero, el Partido Republican, quia
re hacer cOnstar que Su Ofreclmlento
es sincere y desinteresado. Nosotros
no pedimos NADIA; no queremos NADIA
que res,llte una ventaja personal. Sc
10 ambicionamos realizar nuestra cons
tante aspiration de vivir respetados y
consideradOs en- npestra TERRA fibre y
pr6spera bajo la bandera de los Esta-
dos Unidos y enaltecidos con el hon
roso privilegio de ser ciudadanos anne
ricanos; despues, queremos If demos
trando, cada vez mas. y sucesivame1-
te el derecho de Puerto Rico 4 gozar
de la condici6n politica de un Estaoo
en- el conjuntO hermoso de naciones'
confederadas que constituyen la gran
s@berania le los Estados Unidos CO
N0rte America.
Para rca!izar estas aspiracones orr
cenos al GobiernO uuan:o tcnemOS y
pcdmos, d, ;ilcance dc nuestros cs~
fuerZos.
Seria muy grato para ed Partido Re
publicano de Puerto Rico el observar
cue la actitud de Ia Administration So
inspirase slcmrre, como tenemcs e
dcrccho de esperarlo de la elevation
dc caracter que ed Hon. Gohcrnadol'
Cotton ha demostrado en- todos los a.,
tos de su vida publica, Ell los vcr
dadcros pri1cipios de la democracia
Iam"ricana, porquc, de csa s;lcrte, ten
driamos gran placer en- mantrn"rlr cSa
| ;ic>iltsr sac IA adh' sim GU" tcnrmc@,
! li.v Il honor DE- ofrcc,rle
San Juan, Novi4 nLr,, de 1909.
Jose de G,Hman Benitez,
Preside ate drl CoMit;: T, rritoriat.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-08
service Especial Del beIetn mePeal,li
GABLEGRAMAS.
EI mensaje de MIR. Cotton
LO QUE DICE Ell HERALD.

" Nueva York, lunes.-S'El New York Herald'' publ
sin concentrates ell discurso inaugural de Mr. Cotton
Dice el gran dario que los elementos conservadores
e ambos partdos han apaudido el mensaje porque
sidcran necesara la actitud del goberno atrbu
yendo la nquieud del pasado la debidad del goberno
local.
Alude dicho diario, la intervention pociaca al
asrar la bandera puesta media asia ell Club Unonis
ia.
Da cuenta de la vista de los c6nsues de la comision
Tepublcana Santa Catalina notanddse la ausenca de
Hos uniOnistas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-08
20 iuicio de Ia Steinheil
CONFIANZA EN- LA ABSOLUC CION.

Nueva York, lunes.-Los despachos recbidos de Pa
dicen que ell exacayo Couilsrd principal acusador de
Madame Stenheil contradice atrozmente deca
racones contra la acusada deblitando La evdenca de
In prueba.
En- reac6n este espera fallo absoutorio
Las decaraciones muy debiles. Confiase
nue Madame Steinheil sa1dra absuelta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-08

Ell TRIUNFO DEL. GENERAL ESTRADA.
Nueva York. lunes-El general Tomas Diaz, ha de-
rotado las uerzas de Zeaya Cuatuaro despus de
eombate empeiadisimo.
Las tropas del gobierno han tenido Glen muertos y
nuchos herdos.
Despues de este combate, esp3rase ei riunfo deni-
two del pretendiente Estrada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-08
El rey Don Manuel
en- Esp.fa
LOS FESTEJOS EN- MADRID

Nueva York lunes.-Ios despachos recilidos de BIS
boa dcen que e rey don Manuel ha saldo direction
a Madrid vsitar don Alfonso
Los festejos que celebran Madrid honor al re-
gio huesped, forman deslumbrador programa
Don Manuel lleva un sequito brilante
La prensa portuguese habla de la confraterndad de
los dos pueblos hermanos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-08
La fortifioaci6n
del Gurlsgtl
ESPANA DONNA LA SITUACION

Nueva York lunes-Las noticias que Sc reciben del
campo de la guerra extreme satfacoras Las tro
pas spaoas han ocupado los puntos estrategcos
extension considerable Ell Gurugi esta domnado total
mente por las tropas espanolas
Ell cabo Tres Forcas va inexpugnable para los ri
feilOs.
Sc trabaja va la fortcac6n de ambas posiciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-08
Los 'eppIIcanS en-
Ia FQrta|eza
Ell discurso de Guzman Benitez

Una Comision republican,, compues
ia de 27Q miembros, en- representation
de cincuenta pueblos de Ia isla, vi
sit6 el sabado al gobernador Cotton
para darle la bienvenida. III seior
Guzman Benitez, Presidente del Par
lido Republicano, lego a siguiente in
fOrme:
AL Honorable Gobernador George r.
Cotton.
Senior:
Ell Partido Republicano Puertorrique
no, representado aqui por su Comlte
Territorial que tengo 81 honor de pre-.
sidir, y por dos cOmisionadOs de la
mayor parte de las poblaciones de IA
Isla, aqui presentes, da Vd. la mas
afectuosa bienvenida y Sc complace
en- expresarle los sentimientos de su
mas alta y respetuosa consideration.
AL comparecer en- estos solemnes mo,
mentos. en- comisi0n tan numerosa,
nuestro Partido Sc ha propuestO de-
mostrar su respeto al Pueblo y al Co.
bierno de los Estados Unidos y a su
Idignlsimo representative, Ell Gobernado1
Cotton; la unidad y sofidaridad de
pensamientos que anima todos DOS re-
publicanos de Puerto Rico en- sus es-
fuerzos por una honrada administra'
ci6n Y por ell progreso social, econ6'
, mico y politico del Pueblo Puertorri-
queno la esperanza de que Ia actitud
| del Hon. Gobernador Cotton, en ell ejer
l,oicio de sus funciones oficiales, ha de
imprimr la marcia de los intereses
pnhicos el criterio de justicia e lnl-
parcialidad de esplendorosa libertad
que es peculiar una politica sincera
| 1nente americana.
Nuestro Partido Sc siente satisfecht
de haber cumpl lido sus deberes con lea.
tad desinteres, sin otra aspiration
que Ia de hacer de Puerto Rico III
pueblo libre, pr6spero y fe|iz la som
bra de la gloriosa bandera de las fran
jas y de las estreIas, que es la unic'
bandera de los pnertorriquelos.
Ell Partido Republicano de la lsl'
Lido su ayuda al Gobierno para estable
Ger en- nuestro pais las bases del nue.
vo regimen de instituciones america
mas sin exigir NADIA en- cambio, nj creal
conflictos al pueblo y al Gobierno 'cual
do este no tuyo en- euenta sus mere
ciminntos.
500 inspirado por ST. abnegaci6n
ell mas acendrado patriotismo, sacrifi
co los impulses DE- sus sentimientos
para evitar conf,ictos La ADMINISTERS
cion y no prOtesto cuando por toda +,
compensa 4 sus tsfuerzos obtuvo, du
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-08
Roosevelt no ha lnuerto
LA RECTIFICACION OFFICIAL.

Nueva York lunes-Se han desmentido oticiamente
los alarmanes que recogi6 ell sbado la prensa
universal sobre la muerte del expresdente Roosevelt
NADIA desagradabe ocurre a este ilustre hombre p1-
bico.
La prensa neoyorquna consigna satisfaction la
notica tranquzadora.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-02
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Snow shoes ard skis at Shepard's.
d. III. Miles returned yesterday from
d business trip to Boston.
Harry Dale ii clerking In Moore q
Owens's store during the quick MONEY
sale
No danger IL tho leo breaking at
Hale's Pavilion. Roller skating all this
week.
Your choice of thirty coats ut veale N
Knights for The small sum Of $3.50 each,
sizes to years.
Mrs. wv. 8. Davis returned to-day To
her home Iii Waits River Junction, after
q weeks visit ut the home cf her par
ents, Mayor and Mrs. John Robins.
st. Johns Court. q q. n. will meet
Saturday evsnings Jan. :, at 7 o'clock,
Every naemher Ii urged to b present, as
business 81 great importance u to come
before tho mestinF. Per order j. G. Fitz
gerald, Chief Ranger.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-02

SATURDAY, JANUARY q. 1909.
NWeather pteaiction.

Fair, with slowly rising Temperature
tonight and Sunday; light southwest
winds.
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Sctrn mo Srou Robert 8. @ilep,
bon einem StroBcnbobnuoeaon Ger
Holonb-Gorf-2in 9etroffcn. ST cr-
lit neben elmer a%opfnmoc einen
9rltd beS linfen 9eineS uno mtBte
nod Dem vSoGrS SopfinS. SoipitoI"
9ebrad)t mcroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-24
Sunncnanf. nnb ltntcraana.
Tns Mcttcr.

Siir WinrnIon6 unO Ocn Itltritt
Gollmbin bertc flares, ctpu2 murme.
res N5ttcr, Gienitoq 5unebmcn0 be.
iuolft, m0BiQe, perGnOcrIide Min0c,
@eitcrn betrltg bie b0ditc (cmpc.
rotltr 81 Grab I'M 5 llbr 9tadrmit.
tags uuo Scr nieorigite thermometer.
itono mar 81 8roO INN 6 ll6r Wiors
gems.
Sn Sen iibrigpn 9lmoc8s@ ctters
neutrality-suspicious. lpuroc Der iol-
gen0c bofite GbarmometeritonO per.
5eidnct: Goitport 30, |ortlnn0 60.
Bolton 56, Ilbonp 50, Nclp.Oorf 60.
EbiIobelpbio 81, gItlonticsGitp IS,
Cape Mop 56, @oibington IS, Nor.
folf 60, SottcroS IS. Charlotte 20,
@ilminGton GO, Gborlciton n, Ga.
pan1tab 76, SodionpiGc "A, Slipiter
81, 9ep.@cit Sc, ItIonto II, Miont,
gomerp 50, gtcu.O Orleans IS, Gale.
time SO, 8olueiton so, Corpus Gbri,
iii so, WenpbiS rs. Cincinnati -,
EittSburQ 6S, Ssne9o "a, Buffalo
81, Glepclono 56, Detroit GG, Slpeno
~. Wordllette 80, Green @up ST.
Gbico9o 90, Tulutb 56, ct. Eoul 60,
ct. Soiri8 76, aonIoS-Gitp 7G, Smo.
bo 76, &uron y, @iSmord 60, @il.
liltoa 6S, @opre 5S. @clcnn IS, Solt
2nfe "a, Gcnpcr 81. Nortb Elottc 6S,
3or9c.Gitp G6, NnluriQo 80 uno Sos
IngeleS GO @rob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-24
SSnnb Gin @cQcnara6.

Die lett 6reitag permiBte aSrou Morp
6ronc i'm Bad Hiuer ertrunfen.--
Mor in einem 3ultonoe geiItiger
llmnoftllng bon ibrer 8obnung
ipeg9cgongcn.
slla Seid)c ipilr0e gelttrn &ornitto9
bic 80 Sabre olte tSrau Wturp Sranc
BON Nr. 1000. SIt.Goger.St IT., mel,
6e lett 6rcitog 8ormittog permibt
ltnb ieitoem bon Scr ToIi5ei pcrg1.
bcnS 9eiltd)t ipllroe, III Der NGbc pom
IairD @rope aus Dem Bad Miucr &C.
5ogen. Coroner ". Sroler pom Gon-
ton fam nnd) porgenumncner Inter.
llld,u1lg 81 Der llebcr5eugung. oab eS
lid) Inn cinen llnfall bunbelt. Wic
bon ben Sinterblis6enen Ger Grtrul,.
fcncn ongegeben miro, mar Sroll
6ranc Dor einigeu @od)eli aus benz
SSroelitiid)en Soipitnl c~ntlolien nor.
Den, 100 lie eff @od)en lang an 9lllt.
pergiitung bornieocrgclegen bate.
Seitocm 5cigten lid bel ibr Spltrcn
BON Srriinn uno idcint iie in cinem
iolden gnfua poil geiltiger llnlnod,.
tung an 6rcitop lore @obnum0 Der.
laiic1 SIT Doben. 6roi Sronc muroe
IN 9obnlcn geboren uno fon Dor ct.
no 20 Snbren mad, Tmcrifo. Nebcn
benz @ittluer, Soroslap Sronc, bin.
terl1Bt JIG cine 1odter, 6rau Names
Tecef, uno brci gnfelfinoer. Iie BE.
eroignng finoet am EicnItag TodD.
mittag nm , ll1r aitf bctn rOof Sill.
6%riebboic" itatt. Gie 2eidenieier ipiro
BOZ, Den bobmiiden 2oeen ,Gtildbu
Nr. is, S. 6. G." ultb r8ptrpolosS
Nr. 3S, j. 3. ). g." eeIeitet peroen.