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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-11

La hcIula d3 nolyajje

Maiiana Sc leera en- la C&mara de
Delegates. el Mensaie del Gobernador.
Mr.. Post tratara los asuntos siguien-
tes:
Hacienda. Judicatura Tribunal Su-
prpmo. ortes de Distrito, Cortes Mu-
hicip;,les. ,Jueces de laz, goinisi5n Co
diiicadora. Rentas, Obras Publicas, Ed1
firios pinlicos, instruction, Sanidad,
.\nemia Tuberculosis, Manieomio.
Escuela Correctional, Garceles de Dis
trito, Polieia Insular, Agriculture, Tn
bajo, Servicio Civil y .omeicio.
Sobre cada tema disertari el gobey-
nador. hacienda en- algGnas parties, re-
comendacionos para el mejor servicio'
de la cosa p1blica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-11
IA CASA LssVSDkB

olvidSis pode election dear aqui durante A.
gunos dias 10 que decs que evas e bolsilo llcva
roso enseIarmeo No obstante, consents dejarlo
restabecere ell negoco primer estado hare mas: me
comprometere por escrito que dcho Baquet aqui pre-
sente no moestado bao nngun concepto Esais re-
sueltoi
81 sargento SAGA pape del bosoy dice con un pro-
fundo suspiro:
-Por fuerza
Ell procurador pone los anteoios Sc pienta deante
de Ia mesa redaca e compromise 10 lee 10 explica
Baquet que mira al techo pone la mano sobre a ca
bexa calva para proegera de aque chorro verbal pa
rece hallase completamente desarmado tenendo ALI
su mujer para expresar opinion
ri sargento deja sobre Ia IN pspel que
abandona con repugnanca visible.
No es mas que una de serviciodice-la ultima
que escribi6.
Mirad un poste. Georges, no vereis mas nmov'dad
que en- la del procurador cuando abre In carta
auele habeis entregado lee la vuelve la depo
sta en- su pupitre la impasbildad de la muerte
Entonces saluda ademan POGO cortes a los dos
amigos diciendoles tono breve
-Podeis retraros
y aiade drgiendose q su pasante
--Acompaiad estos sehores hasta la puerta.
Los dos amigos se dirgcn casa de NJ Baquet, donde
.omcran juntos-
III banquete consiste en- cocida coles verdes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-11

GUSTAV Las personas quenes tratas no necento
que vengas vstas El negocio de me habas
no incumbencia NJ Smallweed ha envlado agu;
pero debe saber que ocupo de id Chtfords b
Inn 4 veros Melquisedec
--Perdonad cabalero vuelvo nsistir despues de 10
que acaba de decme sobre negocio me es tan Pc
noso desagradabe pero. me concederen I'M
minute de conversaci6n PARTICULAR
n Tulkinghorn evants dirge hacia una de Las
vcntanas con las los bolsios
-Sed breve-le dce,-porque tengo tempo que pef-
der
Rn medic de completa indiferencs snua el pro
curador drge mrada penetrante a veterano ha
tenido cudado coocar delante de In luz IL Ell da
In espaIda.
-Sere breve seior-dice el sargento-IA persona que
me acompaa es que saIi6 adora este negocio
nj causa hombre respectable, mujer hjos; un
antique artillero que..
Amigo mio advierto que hago tanto caso de la ar
tilIera como de povo de rape-responde ell procu-
rsdor.
No 10 niego seior; desearia que Baquet su mu-
Ter hjos padecieran por mi 81 pudera sa
carles de estemal paso enregandcos 10 me pedsen
dias pasados no vaciarfa hacerlo
II iIo habes traidoi
ST. senior.
-Sargento-prosgue e prccurador, ese tono tran
uyo fro mas para e sversario la volen
ss Ii njuria-presad atenci6n 10 que dgo, no 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-11
N0T1ClAS

El s&bado sc vi6 en- la Corte de Dis
tr,to do Mayaguex, Ia spelsci6n in.
terpucsta por el seiior Ernesto L6pes
Diax, contra la sentencia dictada por
Ia Corte Municipal de San German.
Ell q de Febrero sc verifcar&n ex&-
menes para el Servicio Civil en- los pue
bios de Aguadilla, Arecibo, Guayama /,
Humacao, Mayagues, Ponce San Juan
Vieques.
Nuestro distinguido amigo, don Ra-
mon Mendez Cardona, ex-delegado q
IL Camara, esta en- San Juan.
Ha llegado esta mahana
La policfa condujo hoy bordo del
buque de guerra americana srrto en-
nuestro puerto, tres marineros deser-
torres.
Suena el nOmbre de don Amerco
Marin, para ocupar Ia plaza de inves-
tigador municipal de Ponce, por pasar
Il scijor Rivera Esbrilla ocupar el
puesto de Marshal de la Corte de DIS
trito.
Tn remeIio hcroieo contra la debl-
lidad general, la depression nervlosa,ei
ratiouismo. es la verdadera- NEURO-
res. La NEUROSINE PRUNlER es
daremos demasiado q nuestros lecto-
res. La EUROSINE PRUN1ER es
muy agradable de tomar, no cansa ell
est6mago, excita el apetito y hace re-
nacer las fuerzas.
Vendese en- todas las farmacias.
UN COCHERO.-Solicita una coloca-
ci6n para San Juan la lsla, ell coche-
70 recien llegado de Espana Leonardo
Sacristan de los Santos. Para informes
Redacci6n BOLET1N.
Han sido detenidos en- Guanlca ia
ccbo Cartagena Y Rafael Bonilla, por
rina. Bonilla fue herido de una Pc
drada en- la cara Cartagena fuA Gu
RADIO de contusiones.
So ha registrado un caso de titus
Ell Gu6nica
So encpentra en- San Juan ell dist1n-
Guido joven don Joaquin Barnes, &c
Ponce.
LIE saludamos.
Esta mariana ha sido nombrado sun
secrerario de la Corte de Distrlto a.
Mayagiiez. nuestro amigo, don Enrl-
que Basora, Mestre, & quien fehelta
mos Dor gu nombramiento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-11
Joaquin ''ujals

Ha regresado de su excursion por
10 isla nuestro estimado companero en-
Ia prensa, Joaquin Pujals (Semper) re--
dactor de la eCorrespondencia.s
LIE saludamos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-11
Mas fiji itaCiODSs

Fl Alcalde, presidente y concejalO!
del ayuntamienfo de Gnrabo nos en-
Wan una felicitacion.
Devolvemos su amable aeludo =
nuestros felicitantes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-11

FL sabado Sc vic en- la Corte de Dis
ti,to do Mayaguex, Ia spelsci6n in
tsrpucsta por el seiior Ernesto L6pea
Diaz, contra Ia sentencia dictada por
Ia Corte Municipal de San German.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-11

La policia condujo hoy bordo del
buque de guerra americana surto en-
nuestro puerto, tres marineros deeer'
torres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-11

Nuestro distinguido amigo, don Ra
mon Mendez Cardona, ex-delegado
la Camara, esta en- San Juan.
Ha llegado esta mahana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-11

Suena el nombre de don Amerlco
Marin, para ocupar Ia plaza de inves'
tigador municipal de Ponce, pOr pasar
el scnor Rivera Esbrilla ocupar el
puesto de Marshal de la Corte de DIS
trito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-11
La Corts de Distrito dc Areslbo, =

Ls Corts de Distrito de Arseibo, -
hecho los seialamientos en csuaas cri-
minales, siguientes:
Enero 8. contra Jose Perez Cort6s,
delito contra la paz publics.
Contra Manuel Quihones, delito con-
ira la paz publica.
Contra Manuel Maldonado, delito d.
nos malicios0s.
Contra 'Ruperto Piheiro. delito sco-
metimiento aggression.
Contra Gonzalo Mendez, delito pri--
sion Illegal.
Contra Mister c. S. Mead delito da-
nos maliciosos.
Enero II. contra Juan Colon, delitor
acometimiento y aggression.
Contra Rafael Padr6 Par6s delito Il
belo infamatOri0.
Contra Rafael Padr6 Pares, delitn-
contra la paz p1b'ica.
Sc encuentra en-: San Juan, don Ma
riano Rera y Palmer, alcalde de Ma
yagiiez lie saludamos.
FL aspeakerp de Ia Camara de Dele
gados, nuestro amico don Jose de Die
60. ha sido visitadisimo por sus ann
COS admiradores en- su ofcina de Ia
Camara.
FL seflor de Diego ha correspondido~
galantemente 4 dichas manifestations
de simpatia y estimaci6n.
PARA CURAR UN RTSFRIAnOs
EN- UN Ola. tome LAXATIVO BRO
MO-CUTNTNA. ri hoticarin r'evolver&
el direro 81 no le cura In frma de E.
w. GROVE Sc ha|'a on cada caiita.
Sc ha visto ante la Corte de Dis
trito, secci6n segunda, un aHabeas--
corpusn presentado por el abogado Sc
iior Guillermety en- el case del Pueblo
de Puerto Rico contra Mariana Lopez
Laboy, acusado de asesinato. Ell jnez
Audrey deneg6 el recurso y la defen-
sa interpuso apelaci6n para ante l.
Corte Suprema.
Aver tarde atent6 su vida, dis
parandose un tiro en- la slen, en- ell bA-
rrio aAbrasp de Corozal, el individuo
Juan Rivera. El juez Sc incauto del
revolver y varlas cartas que ell sulcl-
da dejo escritas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-11
uAGIHNA lEkLADA ANTlBlIlOSA
DE ]. II. BLANCO

Cca q uso desaparec ece 81 extre1i
u8ento indigestion. dolores de cabe
=. jaqusca. bills. zcido del esthmago
= xeneral eodos los desarregios pre-
1nc3dos po1 81 es.omago & lntcstino'
H1T11etD - Bl1Aeo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-11
A @l.6O

II dc mucha utihdad, no s6lo para
Ion Aboeados, Cortes Jodieiales. Ayun-
tamientos, Corporsciones smplsados
de todos loo ramos, sino tanbien para
On comerciantes. industriales peno
"A. de neeocios, 81 conocimiento Dc -
I.eyes de Puerto Rico aprooadas poF
rs CAmaras y el Consejo Executive %
/ pasado afio de 1907.
81 venden 4 $3.50 en- Ii Ldbrer1a del
~ DaaeAfn nEafoo1t9-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-11
Hotel Paris
GALE MEN0Ez vIGO. NJ ~
u AvAo q y { z

0itusAe sets sstablecimiente sn d oentrc
u = salle N6ndes Viko, con an jardfn q
ksats, - q cue reune Eayoies ventajas
: ssnslidadss para los sehorss viajeros, ,
Il - saenta con ineiores hsbitacionss ffss
-, vssilsdas, magntAcos bahos J dachas
- Oemidae { to1as Asras N
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-11

Aver tarde atent6 & su vida, dis
parandose un tiro en- la slen, en- el bA-
rrio 3AbrasD de Corozal, el individuo
Juan Rivera. El juez Sc incauto del
revolver y varias cartas que ell suici-
da dejo escritas.
The evening world., 1909-03-26
RIVAL PRIMARY
BILL TO DEFEAT
HUGHES MEASURE

ALBANY, March 2s.-Assemb lyman J..
S, Phillips, chairman OF the Judiciary
Committee, which has the Human
Green direct nominations measure under
consideration. introduced a primary bill
to-day which, 1t is said, will have the
support OF Republicans OPPOSED to Gov.
Hughess plan, The bill amends the gem
eral election law relative to the conduct
of primaries and applies to those rural
localities where no official primaries are
now held,
Under the present law In cities and
large villages there is now an official
primary DAY and primaries conducted by
regular election officials and returns
filed with county clerks as Custodiaus
OF primary records. The Phillips bill
directs that Tn all places official primar-
es shall be held.
1t requires notice Of such primary to
be certified to the custodian Of the pr-
mary records by the chairman OF the
General Committee at least twenty
lished NOT more than ten nor less than
five DAYS before the primary day in
one Republican and one Democratic
newspaper In tie city ar town where
the primaries are being held The no.
tie" must specify the day of the pri-
mary election the hours during which
II win h" hold, the location Of each
polling place, the name NJ the party ~
parties who's" primary election will he
hold ana conventions, committees and
Offices tur which delegates members or
candidates will he voted FOR
These regulations, however are not
/ tn apply - primary held only for the
purpose ui nominating town. city or
village officers
IN official primary day Is required
which shall not he prior 10 Aug |. eN-
cept In Presidential years, and all town
primaries must he held on that day
I Inc polls shall he open from noon IN
I T. NJ.
Speaker wadsworth. Of tho Assembly
said to-day: The bill Is an sxcSllsni
Ia and nheuld b pnssd"
The evening world., 1909-03-26
Middle Weight Champion and
Philadelphia to Clash at
the National Club.
BOTH MEN CONFIDENT.
Great Crowd Will Be on Hand
When Men Meet for
the Title.
BY ROBERT EDGREN,

Stanley Ketchel, worlds middle we!gh
champion, will be seen in the East Tor
the FIRST time tonight. He is to fight
Philadelphia Jack O'Brlen at the silt
edged club on Twenty. fourth street, the
National.
Ketchel is the obtec, OF interest in
this fight. His phenomenal record in
the West has put him on a pedestal.
We've been waiting a long time to see
him perform,
Jack oBr!en Is Ar object OF In.
terest, too Nine.tenths OF the specta.
tors tonight will hope fervently 10
see him knocked cold. and put out OF
the fighting game, OBrien has growr
rich through crooked fights He has
duped the public in scores OF fakes.
Still, he has ability. When on the
level he can put up a good article OF
scrapping. Being a heavyweight, he
ought to give Ketchel a hot go. In
fact, O'Briens hackers expect to see
him win. II he does, there'll be
mourning among the followers of sport
lie is remarkably fast I'D clever.
Ketchel Is noted for his punching
ability. He is lett-handed, like Jeftries
and F'itzsimmons. but he has a good
right as we'll, and many fighters have
come to grief through forgetting that
fact. Papke, in his first battle, was
warned to look out for Ketchel's left
and with the first right-hand punch
Ketchel dropped Papke and dazed him
SO that he didn't entirely recover from
! the punch until the ten rounds were
finished
In the West Ketchel has knocked out
the best Of the eweights-Thomas
/ Hugo Kelly, Mike and Jack Twin
! Sullivan and Billy Papke. Usually
/ he drops the slumber punch over with
! In few rounds-sometimes In the first
ten seconds of the fight
ketchel and O'Brien weighed In al tht
National Club this afternoon. The bean
was set at is pounds, the milde-weish,
limit. and neither man moved H.
The evening world., 1909-03-26
PROFESSIONALISM
ATTACKS OLD vESEY.
STREET LANDMARK
Lighthouse Corner Again Es-
capeS Destruction, as 1t
Has for Century.

For the forty.second time the old
building at No. - Vesey street-a land
mark on the famous old lighthouse cor
ner, Greenwich and vesey streets-took
fire to-day, and as has been the case
for hundred years, Il escaped com.
plete destruo ton. The damage amount
ed to 1900
The blaze was discovered in the fruit
store OF Paul Moses, on the ground
floor. The patches and rude interior
Of tie place quickly ignited and before
an alarm was sounded flames had con.
sumed much OF the walls and part!.
lions which divided the sleeping rooms
and business place OF Moses.
Four engines, several hose carts, a
water tower, and two deputy chiefs and
the noise OF the fire gongs, quickly
brought record crowd OF lower Broad.
way spectators 20 the corner. They
famed in dense masses, and Il was
many minutes before the Church street
station reserves were able TO establish
their fire lines
By the time stream was at work,
the fire had communicated TO the deli
catessen shop OF Pietro Roncorni, on the
Lighthouse corner. one wall was de-
stroyed and members OF the fifteen fam.
lilies who have rooms above the shop
were hurried into the street Much eX-
element followed the temporary spread
of the flames. Several streams We're
playing over the building In a short
time and the fruit stand and the deli
catessen shop were deluged No one
was injured.
The evening world., 1909-03-26
BINGHAM WARNED
BYGRANDjURYHE
"TALKST0MUCH"
Police Commissioner Silent on
Brides After Long
Session.

Police Commissioner Bingham was In
terrogatcd by the Grand Jury for thirty
FIVE minutes this afternoon, concerning
the identity OF certain men who, he
says, tried to bribe him BY Offering him
an aggregate Of 10000 year to guide
his official acts to their ends, During
the examination OF the Police Commits
sioner, the official stenographer Of the
Grand Jury was excluded from the
room.
The proceedings did not apparently
interest some half dozen members OF
the body, who walked out Of the Grand
Jury room when Commissioner Bing-
hams examination began and remained
in the hall, smoking and talking about
to-nights o'Br!en. Ketchel match. un-
I'll he departed. Reporters asked the
Commissioner II he had revealed the
names OF his tempters'
IAN can say is that We had very
pleasant session." was his reply. Il
can't talk about what happened in
there. talk too much, anyhow"
1t will be recalled that the Commits.
s!oner stated in an interview about the
action OF the Board OF Aldermen In
turning down his 10000 secret service
appropriation that he could have made
500, go the first year he was in office II
he had been disposed to be dishonest.
The offer OF the money, he said, was
made to him by man whom ne met
socially, but with whom. for obvious
reasons, ne has not met or communicate
ed since.
In addition. the Commissioner stated
that he had been offered $500 month
TO take certain line "t action and that
he could have increased the amount to
$500 a month by simply expressing his
desire for that amount These two OF.
fers, he said. were distinct from each
other.
The evening world., 1909-03-26

Ing that this same Acqulla Chase had
had some small market dealings with
the brokerage firm OF Ennis & Stoppani,
at No. IS Broad street.
The man wore very old black oves-
coat, a neat but badly worn undersuit,
and a clean white collar. Reporters
familiar with the police courts though
they recognized In him q man who for
more than a year had been begging vari-
Gus Magistrates to help him secure re-
dress from a former roommate who he
said had stolen a "Strad" violin from
him.
A man In the crowd said he recognized
the body as that OF A. A. Chase, .
Joiner, formerly employed in the Brook
Ign Navy Yard 1t developed also that
few minutes before the shooting took
place the city editor OF the Herald re-
ceived a note which read as follows
II am going to kill myself. For three
years have suffered from bronchitis,
and the doctors say can't get we'll
/ put want ad In the Herald and You
will know who am"
The city editor was Just sending .
man out to hnd who had sent suoh Q
menase when he heard the report Of
the revolver outside,
The evening world., 1909-03-26

nov opsn Ia the nav Pulitzer Building. Quly
lirst -class downtown sstAbllahnsnt NStSya
q GHssS 1ssissiiss "a selY5SisI -
The evening world., 1909-03-26
.EU[TON-HUDSON FUND
OF 100000 HELD UP
Mayor and Comptroller Not
Ready to Approve So Large
Appropriation by City,

Francis Lynde Stetson and Herman
Rldder appeared before the Board Of
Estimate to-day to urge the ratifi alton
OF the $1,000 appropriation ny the
Board Of Aldermen for the Furor-Hui.
sou celebration.
Mayor Mcclellan declared he was not
prepared to vote for such q large sum
until he had been furnished with add.
tlonal information, and Comptroller Metz
added that 1t would be necessary to
pass upon question Of properly audit
Ing the bills before he would vote on
the measure. Mr. Stctson and Mr.. Rid
der explained to the boarj that al bill,
would De- car, ..lls audited b.. ON
nltteo NJ tho rp1rI NJ 1rmoy ard
the Comptroller rnc N tier was re-.
fNrred In the Inuptrni ... cpr.
next Friday
The evening world., 1909-03-26
POLICE LIEUTENANT TRIES
IN VAIN TO REACH HIM.
Reserves Have to Be Called to Get Body From
Midst Of Morbid Crowd-Cards in
Pocket Give the Name OF
Acqullla Chase.

Before the eyes hundreds of and Of oman shot him
self to death this afternoon the NORTHEAST of Thyh street
and Broadway, in the heart of the shopping district
more public spectacular setting for such tragedy could hardly
have been chosen Broadway Sixth which block below,
and the all filled with teams and pedestrians when this
gyhared shabby foorave of sixty years or thereabo
stood the steps at the sid o the Herald Building facing the great
masses life and put bullet through his heart.
The evening world., 1909-03-26
POLICE PLACE
K|DNAPPERS IN
SEPARATE JA|LS
Mrs. Boyle Remains in Pitts
burg, While Husband Is
Taken to Mercer.

PlTTSBURG, Pa. March ?6-James
II. Boyle, OF Sharon, Pa, the kidnapper
Of Willie Whiua, was taken from the
Allegheny County Jail to-day and at i
o'clock departed over the Bessemer
Railroad for Mercer. where he was
placed In jail.
Mrs. Boyle, his wife, will remain In
jail here.
Why Mrs. Boyle was not taken to
Mercer to-day WAS explained with tho
statement Of insufficient accommods-
ton by the authorities, but notwith.
standing this explanation there is much
doubt. II has seemed since tho wom-
an was arrested at Cleveland that the
police are Inclined 10 throw consider.
able mystery aroun' her. Up to noon
to-day there were many conflicting
stories about going 10 Mercer. The
Mercer authorities told District. Attor-
ney Blakely that only Boyle would be
taken to Mercer County to-day Two
minutes later they repaired to the Jail
and signed releases for both Boyle and
the woman. Mr.. Blakely was greatly
amazed when told Of this
That must mean that both are to be
taken" he said Why Sheriff Chess
just informed me he was going to leave
the woman here, and further said tina,
II there was any trouble about her be.
ing kept here he had torestalled It by
creating Warden Lewis. OF the Allegh.
eny county jail Mercer county
deputy sheriff, and thus a proven
custodian Of any Mercer county
prisoner"
Feared Mob at Mercer.
The next moment only Boyle va,
AIKEN and the woman left here. Il 4,
said that he. authorities we're undecided
until the last minute what to do.
one OF the many rumors in circula
ton this afternoon concerning the de
cision TO keep the woman In Jail here
which Is given some credencs, IL to the
effect that the authorities feared there
would he q denomination at Mercer
(CoutinusA o. 9Scond PaRAA
The evening world., 1909-03-26

OF all the eye-witnesses perhaps mono
saw so much Of the suicide as Lieut.
Glare. OF Inspector McClosky's detective
stan, who from acros the way had been
watching, attracted by the mans
peculiar movements
For fifteen minutes. while Clare eyed
him curiously, the old man walked with
jerky uncertain movements up and
down the elevated walkway, which over
looks the Herald's glass walled press
room.
Calm In His Actions.
Finally he halted at the southern end
OF the building. turned 30 that he looked
toward the opposite side Of Broadway
and slowly drawing a revolver from a
side pocket OF his overcoat, placed the
muzzle a, his left breast, using care
and elaboration.
Glare, devining mis- purpose, started
running toward him, Before he had
gone ten feet a sharp crack made hun
dreds pivot about and gaze toward the
SPOT whence the noise had come. They
saw the old man throw the revolver
into the air, and with what was like
. dramatic gesture, stand, rocking
slightly on his feet for perhaps ten
seconds and then sprawl forward on his
| face. hotlonless.
Died In Three Minutes.
DR.. Peter ]. Gibbons. OF No. 10 Park
avenue was one OF the passerby who
had seen the man drop. Almost In
stsntly the physician was kneelins be-
side the fallen figure, turning the man
over.
The suicide was conscious but speech
| less. He tried TO speak, but the EFFORT
cos, him his senses. In three minutes he
was dead,
| Glare. aided by the policemen on post
In the neighborhood and by two men Of
the traffic squad, had hard time keep
INK a great morbid crowd from tramp
ling the body under foot in their morbid
effort to see. Until the reserves came
from the nearest stat!on-house and
cleared ont the mob traffic on Broad
way was practically suspended. Even
the trolley cars could hardly get
| through.
An ambulance came from New York
| Hospital. but went away again when tie
surgeon found he was not needed. and
| an rI, hody IaN on tine steps under the
The evening world., 1909-03-26
HOWARD GOULD LOSES.

The Appellate Division NJ the Suprem,
Court. First Department, this afternoon
handed down a decision affirming an or.
der signed by Justice O'Gorman In the
lower court, declining to vacate an order
before trial In an action brought by
Davir Wallace as trustee In BANKRUPTCY
for Cadenas 4 cos against Gould ana
othsrs 70 yscovsg the sum Of e1u,xA@
The evening world., 1909-03-26

Girai sp,rIIl s0Iu to-day anl to.mor.
mems stylish suits. elegant Top Goats
and Ralncuats, all at the bargain pric,
OF 1915, real value SO to- SlN The Suits
range from light shades and fashionable
stripes to the subdued tans, olives and
plain blue or black. Make your selec.
tion next two days at 1915 at Kings
downtown store, ?i3 Broadway, opp.
CITY Hall. Open Saturday evening IN,
0A e.
The evening world., 1909-03-26

The Hubs Great Clothing sale,
2I-22y Broadway, Cor. barclay 81.
mems suits, all sizes, u to n, single or
double breasted. Handsomely tailored,
silk or satin lined -wor steds or cheviots,
a grays. fancy blues and mix:aTes-at
II IS. worth 3i5-oo. Top coats. gray,
flssk q tan, ,, ys1us nss q i. 9SS ,Pries