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Weather Indications

New Haven, Sept. 20.-Forecast: Fair tonight and Tuesday. Warmer.
 The area of high pressure that was central over the Lake region Saturday morning has moved eastward and is now central over New England It is producing cool. pleasant weather in the northern sections east of the Miss issippi river. The tropical disturbance in the Gulf of Mexico is now between New Orleans and Galveston
 Conditions favor for this vicinity fair weather with rising temperature.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-20
NO REPORT ON
 FIREMEN'S PAY

No report from the Ordinance com mittee relative to the increase in sal ary of the members of the Fire de- partment is expected tonight at the meeting of the Common Council. Chairman Gould of the Ordinance committee is out of town and is not ex- pected to return until tomorrow.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-20
STRIKERS ASK TAFT
 TO DECIDE CASE
(Snecial from United Press )

Omaha, Neb.. Sept. 20.-Seeking arbi- tration of their differences with the local street car company. the striking platform men will ask President Tart to decide their case when he arrives here late this afternoon. c. O. Pratt, leader of the strikers. said to-day that the car men were willing to stand by any decision the President might
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-20
LEARN DRESSMAKING AT Mo
 DOWELI'S

The kind that pays. Individual in struction in dress cutting. dress mak- ing, designing, ladies' tailoring and millinery by the famous Mcdowell method. Expert teachers. Best schools in America. Decide. Call or write this week for special terms. Day and evening classes. McDowell's 4s Cam non street on s---
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-20
Bullard's Neck Better

Alderman Bullard, who was pain fully injured by being struck in the neck by a flying part of a concrete mixing machine, few days ago, was able to be out today for the first time.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-20
NOTICE.

Members of the Democratic Associa- tion aye hereby notified to attend al meeting of the association to be hel6 at Democratic headquarters, Iincolml building, Cannon street, on Tuesday, l Sept. 21, 1909, at p. m. Annual elec-i ton of officers and other importanti business. All Democrats desiring to join the, association are invited to attend. I
 c. w. OSBORNE. Pres.
 a THOS. F. WHITE Sec
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-20
ROGERS BEGS HARD
 FOR STREET GRANT
 FOR TROLLEY CONTAIN

lines, and to pave it's right of way on said street, between said points, with wooden blocks and complete the entire work within sixty (60) days from the date of the passage of these reso1u- tions"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-20

in small family to dol general housework. Call mornina. between 10 and 12. 123 Freemont St.
 20 b
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-20
(UNCLASSIFIED.N

FITTING, BASTING oC. coats, suits, skirts, a speciality Newf
 fall and winter models now on ex- hibition. McDowel's. 46 Cannon street. I2Odsu
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-20

FOR SALE.-Bargains Six handsome
 upright pianos, rented a short time.
 Guaranteed as good as new. You
 can save from $100 to $200 on them.
 Easy payments if desired. The M. / Steinert & Sons Co.,, 915 Main St. IS d . D O
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-20

FOR sSALE.-Only two more square s pianos. Take them at $1O each. The
 M. Steinert & Sons O., 915 Main St.,
 near State. IS d D O
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-20

TO RENT.-72 Palisade avenue. rooms. Inquire down stairs.
 IS sspo
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-20

experienced shipping clerk in a large out of town factory. State age. and wages expected. Ad- dress Clerk" this office.
 [ IS so
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-20

FoRsAEE.-f1andsorne upright pasnc. massive ebonized case in fine condi- tion Steinert's guarantee. $115- Cost originally $350. Easy payments if desired. The M. Steinert & Sons Co.,, 915 Main St. I18 dsp
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-20

CITATIONS, the painter and paper hanger, desires your work. Paper. hung 25c double roll; rooms paintedl and papered for $500. 592 Broad St.
 I IT d sep O
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PASTOR DENoUNcEs PEARY.

Boston, Sept. 2O.-The Peary-Cook Polar controversy has entered relig- ious circles here today through the denunciation of Peary by the Rev. Dr. Walter Galley, who said:
 Here we have a man well known, an officer of the United States navy, who has announced to the world that the first man did not discover the pole that he was never near the pole, that he has given to the public a gold brick In other words that he is an imposter.
 'tIt would seem that this explorer wanted to share the honor with no one. Men were bound by contract rot to try to reach the pole, to return at his bidding at any point in the jour 'ney. Those who had shared the hardship and the perils, who had been his support and aided him in blazing his way, were counted unworthy to stand by his side in the hour of tri- umph."
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-20

CASCA-LAxINE TABLETS cure bil-' iousness and constipation. Follow the direction. 12 70
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-20

first class condition. Was 8, 100 Now $275. Steinert's guarantee- Time payments if desired. The M- Steinert & Sons Co.,, 915 Main St.
 IS d D
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-20
COOK WILL REACH BOSTON TOMORROW Peary's Cabin Boy Says
 Cook s Eskimos Told of \ Far North. Journey. FIGHT OVER SUPPLIES
Especial from United Press,)

Especial from United Press.)
 New York, Sept. 2O.-The Scandinav- ian-American line office in New York today received a wireless message from Captain Andrew, commanding the liner Oscar II on which Dr. Fred erick A. Cook, the Polar explorer is a stating that he would bring his vessel up to Quarantine on Tues day morning at 6:30 o'clock
 The Cook enthusiasts of Brooklyn who are planning a monster reception for the explorer, have been in wireless communication with Captain Andrew asking him not to bring the ship in be- fore tomorrow morning. as they did not desire to omit any of the plans for the reception.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-20

rHp UNIVERSITY SCHOOL pro
 yides special opportunities for boya,
 over twelve years of age wi5p ares one, two, or three years lbelow high school grade. LA 2s
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-20
PEARY WEARS. SYDNEY.

Off Cape North, via Marconi Wire less to Sydney, N. C., Sept. 2O.-The Peary Arctic ship Roosevelt with Com mander Peary and party on board, has passed this point, bound south. As these islands are 100 miles from Syd- ney and as the Roosevelt cannot make more than or miles an hour, it is probable she will reach an anchorage in Sydney harbor either very late to- night or early tomorrow marning
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-20

THE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL. sses Fairfield avenue, September 29th.
 eighteenth year. The course of study includes all subjects required for admission to the leading universities and technical schools. IndividuaI5 work. Office hours. afternoon and evening %
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-20

TO RENT.-Entire third floor contain
 ing $500 sq. it. In fireproof building. Corner Fairfield and Courtland. Ap-; ply Crawford Laundry Co., F 31 stf. O
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-20

TO RENT.-A very desirable lower flat, all improvements. 5S5 Park St.
 14 d
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-20

TO RENT.-Desk room with roll top desk. 416 Warner Building.
 I2s If
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-20

WANTBD.-We still have vacancies on about thirty sewing machines in our corset department and eight in our speciality department on waists Applicants should apply promptly toi secure high-priced and steady worle for the winter. The Warner Broth-s CTS Company. IT
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La SenaRa Santa
en- GuTabo.
Sc preparan a CeIebrar la feSti
vidad del patron.

Abril l4,-Han terminado
las feStividades de semana
santa con Ia mayor felicidad
6rden fervor V en- medic de
un gentio immense.
Las comuniones ell jueves
santo Subieron q mas de Sc
senta de uno Y otro seXo.
Y nos preparamos para
festejar-como Sc acostumbra
anualmente-a nuestro patron
san Pedro martir, cuya fes-
tividad es ell % del actual.
Esperamos que todo ell We
cindario contribuya con su
6bolo para los gastos. Ell dia
10 principiara el novenario.
La vispera del dia % llega-
ra a esta poblaci6n el Rdo.
P. Miro, cura de Carolina, que
con su elocuente palabra
a tiara las atlas virtudes del
.aclito san Pedro martir, en-
panegflico que pronunciard
en- la solemnidad del dfa %.
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.E| ex-Ip -IpIiesiidente en- Alden,
Ultimo punto de ia desem-
bocadura del Mar Rolo
Las 'autoridsdes inglesas dis
pensarOn cariii0sa acoglda.

F New York, Abrll 16.-El
ex-presidente Roosevelt ha lie
.gado a Alden, ciudad en- Ia de-
sembocadura del Mar Rojo.
.El ex-presidente ha entrado
va en- ell oceano fndico. Las
autoridades inglesas, dispen-
saron a Ia expedition clentifl-
ca una demonstration de Ca
RHO. Hasta ahora no ha ha-
bido novedad en- ell curse del
vlaje.
NewLYork, Abril 16.-Dofla
Zoila de Castro, exposa del
ex-presidente de Venezuela,
desembarcara en- Trinidad.
Las autoridades de la colonia
ha recibido ordenes de las
condiciones que debe observar
para poder permanecer en- es-
ia, sin hacer demostraciones
hostiles contra ell vecino esta-
do de Venezuela. A los refu-
giados en- aquella isla Sc les
villa constantemente.
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De SOC| EDAD.

De Fajordo.-Dos lindisi-
mas flores del jardfn de Fajar-
do, Margarita y Angelina Ri
vera, Sc encuentran en- esta
ciudad desde aver. Que sea
larga la permanencia aqui de
las distinguidas senoritas.
Que no sea nada. Martha
Bermudez, la bella damita de
la Gale de la Fortaleza, guarda
CANA desde anteayer, aunque
no es de cuidado SUI dolencia,
Que el dulce sol de la salud
vuelva pronto 4 ilumlnar la
adorable faz de la graciosa nj
ma.
ANadabIe yisltd. En- ell no.
gar de los distinguidos espo-
SOS Suarez-Fernandez vino al
mundo anteayer un hernoso
beb6 que trae nuevo motive de
ventura a los felices c6nyuges.
Ell Sr. Suarez pertenece al al
to comercio de esta eiudad y
su distinguida esposa es de
una conocida familia de Pom
ce. Nuestra felicitaci6n por
el grato suceso y que tenga II
sueno porvenir ell nuevo vas
tago.
Ell sdbado. .-Manana es ell
debut de la compahia de Ear
zuela espanola que permane-
cera algdn tempo en- la ciu-
dad en- la que figura la aplau-
dida tiple Esperanza Iris. Ha
cen La Poupee Qa muheca) en-
que Sc distingue tanto la eX-
presada artista. Sera un aeon
tecimiento artistico, y hay
animation para ell extreme.
SEMPER.
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A. c. LOWANOE AND
DAN DU CROW.

Debido al retraso del vapor
Philadelphia que lego a San
Juan a las ocho de la mana
ma de hoy, este magnffico cir
co no podra debutar hoy vier-
mes como 10 tenia anuncla-
do, pues en- este vapor vino la
compahia y ha sldo imposi-
bic desembarcar los equipa-
jes a tempo para TRAFALGAR
esta noche.
Pronto circularan los progra
mas Y carteles anunciaado
el dia del debut. Ese miSmo
dfa habra una parada por
San Juan de toda la compa-
mia.
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NOtaS Y nOtiCiaS.

Los alumnos de la Gen.
tral High School y los de la
MSuIur Normal School Sc pro-
ponen llevar q efecto un desa-
flo de juegos atlGticos en- ell
hip6dromo de Ia ciudad, en-
Santurce, el sabado II de los
corrientes, manana.
Ell espectaculo comenzara
4 las 2 de la tarde V concurri-
ran los ninos de ambos centros
de instruction. En- otro lugar
publicamos el programa.
-Ha sido declarada vacan-
te por renuncia, la plaza de
CONCEAL de Penuelas que de-
sempenaba el Sr. Emilio Cos
tas, asi como la del Sr. Die
go Castillo.
Esta pendiente la renun-
cia del Sr. Antonio Maldona-
do, conceial tambien de aquel
municipiO.
Ell casino de Cabo Rojo
ha tenido la Cortesia de in
vitarnos para ell bale que Sc
efectuara ALI en- la noche del
Is de los corrientes. Gracias
pOr la atenci6n.
Aver sali0 para la isla
acompanado dc distinguidas
damas fan Hires suvos. el Sr.
Sostenes Benn, que ira d Fa-
jardo, HumacaO Y Nieques.
Buen viaie
-Anpche Sc reuni6 la Junta
del Circulo Obrero. para ira
tar de variOs asuntoS de su-
ma importancia Y queda-
ron tOdOs de cOnformidad con
los acuerdos tOmad0s en- di-
cha junta.
Para el domingo Sc anun-
cia 81 debut en- el teatro NUM-
cipal de la celebre tiple dra-
matlca Josefina PeraI.
No hay duda q. el obtendra
la compania Gutierrez un lie
no complete.
PARA CuRAR u REsFRIADo EN
IN Ola tome LANAFIK8 HEuus=QU UTSINA
FL bgticsria des0iyerS gi dmeru emo le
cura la frsnA de 4. " GRuye zE halls
a raaa raFfHa
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& bill de tarifas.
Los democratas dlvldidos.
Fl preSidente sOmete al COngre-
SO las tarifaS de Filipinas.

New York, Abril 16.-L los
senadores dem6cratas estan
divididos en- la votaci6n del
bill de t&rifas, tai como ha ST.
do enmendado. Prevalece el
criterio de otorgarle al presi-
dente amplios poderes para
aplicar ell maximum y mini
nun. Sc ha procedido a la
votaci6n del bill y los demo-
cratas han votado divididos.
New York, Abril 16.-El
presidente Taft pide en- ell
mensaje al Congreso, la revi-
sion de las tarifas para Filipi-
mas segunel bill 'preparado por
la Camara de representatives
de Manila. Ell presidente Sc
esfuerza -por conseguir mayo
res ventajas comerciales con
el archipelago por Greer que
esa actitud es beneficiosa pa
ra los intereses de la naci6n.
Ell Congreso considerara ell
asunto manana aunque Sc
duda que ell presidente pueda
alcanzar las ventajas que Sc
DrODOne.
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I'm esta imprenta se vende papel
Dc penOlic9 i dos pesos quntal
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CULTOS EN- PONCE.

Los pastores de las Iglesids ProteS-
tantes de Ponce tiencn eL honor dc IN
ritur al publico d concurrir a los ser
vicios que Sc efectuaran en- sus res
pectivos temples durante la semana
Abril IS a "a.
IqIesia BautiSta, Gale Victoria,
esquina d B6rtoli. Ramon N6iez
Lopez, pastor. Servicios-Domingo.
Escuela Bfbiica. a las $50 a. m. Cul-
to de Predicaci6n. a las 7.45 p. mr.
Microbes: Quito de oraci6n, a las
7.45 p. m.
Iglesia BautistG de Ia Playa, Lu-
ciano Ortiz, pastor. Servicios-Do-
mingo: Escuela Biblica, a las $50
a. m. Quito de Predicaci6n, d las
7.45 p. m.
Igiesja Crjstiauo. Gale M6ndez
Vigo, esquina j Wives, D. P. Barrett,
pastor. ServicioS- Domingo: Escueia
Bfbiica q las $50 a. m; Quito de
Predicaci6n, d las 7.45 p. m. de ora
ci6n, a las 7.45 p. m. Niernes: Socie-
dad de Esfuerzo Cristiano, d las 7.45
p. m.
Iqlesia de los Hernduos Undo en-
Cristo, Caiie Marina, esquna a Jo-
bo. Phiio ". Drurv pastor. Servi-
cios-Domingo: Escueia BibiicaS. a
las go a m. Quito de predicacI6n.
d las 7.45 p. N. tema. Vida en- A.
bundancia' = Microbes: Quito de ora
ci6n. d las As p. m. Niernes: Socie
dad de Esfuerzo Cristiano, i las
7.45 p. III.
Iglesla Hefodista Episcopal, Cane
Villa. Z. Z. Wilson, pastor, Servi-
cios-Domingo; Escueia Bihiica. i
las $50 a. m. Liga Epworth, j las
3 p. m. Quito de Predicaci6n d las
7.45 p. m.
Microbes: Quito de Prcdicaci6n. 4
las 7.45 p. m. Niernes: Quito de Ora
ci6n. i las 7.45
ST. Pours Methodist Episcopal
Church. Villa Street. A.eNanje> II
Leo. pastor. Sunday at l0.45 a. III.
preaching in English.
Ig'esid Msfodista Episcopal de n
Playa. Alexander H Leo. pastor.
Servicios- Domingo E>ruesa BibIca
s las go p. n Quito .e Predicaci-
On. & las 7.ij p. "a ie Predics-
ri6n. q las as p. m. Iueyes- Quito
dc Orari6n. d Las 7.ij p. m.
Protestant Episcopal ChoHrct Ma
rna Street. s Star Jukes. recto
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En- accion de eracias.

Mahana sabado, a las 9 d.
m. Sc celebrara en- la iglesia
de PIP. capuchinos de esta
ciudad una misa solemne, en-
aeci6n de gracias al Todopo-
deroso por la milagrosa Gu
raci6n de Ia distinguida Srta.
Anita Saldaha, de la grave
enfermedad que, por espacio
de mas de dos meses, Ia ha re-
tenido en- el lechO.
A Ia misa asistira por pri-
mera vez despues de su enfer-
medad dicha senorita acom-
de sus familiares.
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P:'.OlR CABLE. |.
Massacre en- TurQuia.
Miles de cristlanos pasados
a cuchillo
Centenares de aldeas 'arrasadas
p0r los fanafico>

New York, Abrll l0.- Sc re-
ciben noticias de Constantine
pla de una horrorosa matanza
de cristianos armenlos en- s.
myrna (Turquia asiatica) Los
fanaticos atacaron las aldeas
pasando 4 cuchillo a sus mora
dores. La sltuaci6n interior
del imperio otomano insplra
serias inquietudes, temiendo-
Sc estalle la guerra civil, que
ponga en- peligro el equilibrio
europeo.
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Ultima hora.

Ultimas noticias recibidas
por cable refieren al immense
surtido de camas doradas y
niqueladas y colchones Her
cules que esta recibiendo Ell
Cielo.
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PARA CURAR UN REsFRIADO IN
IN Ola tume LANATIEg EEou1-QUtsI,A
81 butlcaria des0lyerd gi dmeru emo le
cura- La frHnn de T.. W. GRuye 81 hnlla
0 caia czUta.
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iPOBRE SAWA!


Al fin, la muerte misericor-
viiosa tuvo para este vagabun-
do. sublime una Erase 1activa,
una sonrisa de amor. go. T.,
Su prosa calida, vibrante,
y voluptuosa q veces, y muy
matizada de medias tintas
psicol6gicas, irreales, y de
imaginacion primorosa, da-
ba s ssus escritos una amenl-
dad interesante.
Am6? Nolo Sc. ...
Acaso, en- sus 1ltimos dfas,
odi6 mucho tras de mucho
amar, tras de mucho vivir.
Por un marco de ruda y po-
blada cerdas asomaba I'm ros-
tro de marfil curtido, cuyas
lineas rafaelescas iban q per-
derse en- la selva espesa de SUI
barba. Daba a todo SUI con-
junto I'm aire gitanesco, una
figura borrosa por 10 legen-
daria.
Apur6 en- el vase del infor-
tunio el ajenjo de la tristeza.
Bajo su gaban RADIO susplra-
ba eternamente su bohemia
vii, y q ella Sc consagr6 con
la fe de un alma pagana.
Abrevaba en- la fuente pu-
blica; allf devoraba sus penas
Y rumiaba sus recuerdos; sus
idilios vividos en- Ia encruci-
jada de oscura callejuela, 8
junto a algdn portal con al
guna fregatriz, de noble cocina
A veces profanaba Ia albu-
ra de unas cuartillas con un
pensamiento, con una idea,
aprisionada en- las redes de
las ceidillas de SUI cerebro, CO.
mo una 'mosca de orc.
En- un banco de cualquier
plaza de Madrid, bajo' Ia UNI
brfa de Ia arboleda desafian-
do con orgullo cesSreo las
Tas invernales tiraba su cuer
po y esperaba con sueno re-
posado y tranquilo el beso de
la aurora.
Un perrete vulgar, flacu-
cho y viejo, al que dedicaba
extranable afecto, I'm rudo
bast6n, y una larga pipa, de
mercader griego, eran los mu-
dos confidentes de su vida
accldentada.
Irreverente ante la IMAGES
tad de las terrenas grandezas,
Sc burlaba con cfnica sonrisa
del aseo, como Lorrain de la
seriedad y como Verlaine del
pudor, al que negaba la exis-
tencia creyendo la mordIdad
hija de la costumbre.
Su obra es varia, fluctuan
te y POGO ascendente. !
A sus escritos no lie marco
ell sello de la uniformidad en-
el estilo 9 en- la escuela. <
veces brillaba en- sus pensa-
mientos los arranques epicos
de Hugo, ell dogmatismo de
Montaigne, 8 ell orgulloso en-
fasis de Chateanbriand; del
soberbio| vizconde de qui6n
no Sc sentia muy amante, por
que odiaba al perro.
Realmente, es ese un ami
NAL despreciable. Tengo STEM
pre- instintos herodianos para
esa abominable hlLnldniddd.
No me refugiar6 jamas, CO.
mo otros, en- el coraz6n de un
perro.
Cuando en- la cumbre de
la soberbfa donde soplan tenn
pestades de odios, y rule la
venganza, no habite un hom-
bre, yo me sentir6 capaz de
morir de rabia desgarrando
las entranas de un perro.
FL can, al besar la mano
que lie flajela, representa- la
sombrfa esfijie de un sumiso
lacayo del Dios EXito.
Y Sawa amaba a SUI perro.
Quizas penso en- una hora
girls, con la suprema desilu-
cion welteriana despues de
pasar la vida a la procura, en-
la soberanfa humana, de un
coraz6n leal, vencido, busc6
un asilo en- el corazon de un
perro.
iPobre Sawa!.
D .Cierr1
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DISTRITO JUDICIAL
DE SAN JUAN.
COrte de DiStritO.
Secci6n la
Intestado de Jacinto Ns1quez.
MIN. 2541.
AVISO.


Habiendo 10 el que suscriho NOM
hrsdo administrator INFERNO de los
bienes de dicHl intestsdo en- ordsn dc
9 de FebreTo .e 1909. para cumplir
10 que dispoae el articulo so J de con-
formidad con % preScrit0 en- el 81 de
IL Ley de pro edimie1tos legsles espe-
GALES apTohsia el 9 De Mario de
1905. todos D.. acreedoTes de dicho in
tssiadO debeE5n present rme sus re-
clamaciones ,ln los oorrespOndisnies
eampIobantas hsjo jurameuto, en- Ia
oiicina del abogsdo don HerminiO
Diaz Navarrn. establecida 20 esta ciu-
dad, oalle d. an JustJ'ndmero II.
san Juan. T.. K, MarEb 1 de 1909
Joet Sssr Dliru. AdmiBistrad0r in
leEino Del inte.tado ~
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HIX TO REMAIN
WITH SEAB0ARD
REoRGANIZERS OF ROAD DECIDE
TO KEEP HIM AS GEN. MGR.
HAAS NOT TO BE RETAINED

Norfolk, Va, Oct. 22.-C. H. Hix.
formerly in charge of the Richmond
division of the Seaboard Air Line.
and now general manager for the
whcle system under the receivership,
will retain his present position after
the reorganization on November 4th.
The report that l.. G. Haas, agent for
the receivers, was to be appointed to
a position is denied
HiX's retention is in recognition of
the splendid showing he has made
under the receiyership The earning
power CT the road has been increased
10 per cent; the receipts for the year
will show this gain over the income
of 1908; satisfactory balance is
shown, notwithstanding that large
sums have been spent on the main
tenance of way and larger sums on
new equipment contracts aggregating
several hundred thousand dollars in
rolling stock having recently been
awarded.
Two days following the release of
the road by the receivers, which has
been ordered for November 4, 1909,
all receivers certificates of indebted
ness of series A, B and G will be pay
able at the fiscal agency of the re-
ceivers, the Continental Trust com
pany, of Baltimore. For the conven-
fence of the New York certificate
holders, Blair & Co., in New York
will be authorized to redeem all GER
tifcates to be paid with fully accrued
interest. The receivers have givei
notice, however, that interest on ali
paper payable November 4, 1909, shall
cease on the day when the payment
is due, whether the certificates are
redeemed or not.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-10-23
DEATH OF JOHN FLoREE.
III for Three Weeks, He Passed Away
at His Home Yesterday.

John Floree, aged So, passed away
at his home in this city at an early
hour yesterday morning. His condl-
ton had been critical for several days
and was chronicled in these columns
Yesterday morning. Mr.. Fierce was
suffering from grip complicated with
other ailments, and though everything
possible was done for his relief, eff
forts were of no avail r--~.,-y-'
The deceased was an employe OF
lang & Orr. the planning mill men.
and is survived by a widow, two
daughters and son, all of whom
have the sympathy of a large circle
of friends. The funeral will be held
at 3 O'Clock this afternoon from the
residence, Rev. J. e. Sammons Off
ciating. The interment will be in
Palmetto cemetery.