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New-York tribune., 1909-03-28
NAVAL WEDDING AT SARATOGA.
Miss Elsie F. Hodgman Becomes the Bride Of
Ensign Robert G. Giffen
TBy Telegraph 70 Tne tribune. J

Saratoga, \. Y. March Z7.-Nearly every battle
ship in the United States world -girdIing fleet was
represented among the United States naval officers
who attended the wedding Of Ensign Robert c.
Gfen, of the Virginia, and Miss Elsie F.
Hodgman daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John z. Hodg-
man. OF this village. which took place this evening
IN the First Baptist Church. The bridegroom's
attendants included Ensign Leslie Bratton, of the
Rhode Island; Lieutenant Toaz. Of the Virginia:
Ensign William F. Cochran, OF the Vermont; En-
sign Dossler of the Louisiana; Ensign William
Farber. Of the Kansas and Ensign George Logan.
of the Virginia. There were fourteen bridesmaids
The matron Of honor was Mrs. William j. King. of
Annapolis.
After q reception at the Of the brides
parents Ensign and Mrs. Giffen left for Nebraska.
where they will spend their honeymoon.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28
LINCOLN MEMORIAL IN ENGLAND.
Committee Formed to Renovate Church In
Which His Ancestors Worshipped.

The lincoln Ancestors Memorial COMMITTEES has
been formed TO honor the memory OF Abraham
Lincoln in the home OF his English forefathers-
Its members ire Bishop Lawrense. Of N9ssa
chusetts: Bishop Greer. Sir Purdon Clark the Rev.
A c. w. Upcher. rector OF St Andrews Church.
bingham. England; the Rev G. F. Weld OF
bingham. Mass. and the Rev. NJ. H Gates, vicar
OF the Church OF the Intercession. New York CITY.
The treasurer Of the COMMITTEES is George y
Parker
The work Of the committee Will he 70 collect
funds the restoration Of three medieval panels
in the old church In the village OF bingham. NOT
folk, England. where the ancestors OF Abraham
Lincoln worshipped In the centre panel the com
mittee plans to put medallion in low reliet Of the
nnartyred President
The ancient font in which many of the early
IIncolns were christened has been given BY ths
parish Of St Andrews in bingham England. 10
the parish OF ST. Stephens I'm bingham. Mass as
an evidence of good Will from the old country. It's
stvle shows It be creation Of the fourteenth
century.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28
BARON RosEN REVIEWS THE 18TH.
Russian Ambassador Finds Lesson Of Peace
in Preparation for War

With the regimental band playing the Russian na-
tional anthem. Baron Rosen. the Cars Aulbsssa-
dor to the United States. escorted by Colonel G. r
Dyer and his stan. walked through the ranks OF
the 18th Regiment at its armory, sd street and
Columbus avenue. last night. II Is the first time
since his appointment TO the embassy that the
Russian representative has reviewed a national
guard regiment.
1T IS a great demonstration OF the patriotism ct
the young men OF your country" Baron Rosen said.
after the regiment had passed in parade. when
many OF them willing snter 80
thoroughly into the spirit of national safety That
has been the fact that impressed nost-the
youth OF the men who have marched before me-
tonight. The future OF your country Is safe N
the hands Of such strong and patriotic n1en-
The best preventive OF war is the fullest prepa-
ration for II. DO not believe that nv hope OF
peace Is lessened In any way by reviewing tEe nm
Regiment More confident I am than ever Of the
fact that no nation win attempt 20 make war UPON
any other nation as well prepared as this w71i6
lead me to believe tbs United statss In"
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28
ENTERTAIN JApANEsE VISITORS

Hikojiro Wado. acting director general of the
Japanese Exposition. 10 be held at Toxic in 1917.
and Tokutaro Sakai, representing the Prime Min
lister of Japan, who arrived here Friday. spent
a busy day yesterday receiving their countrynen
at the Hotel Manhattan. Among the latter was
Consul General Midzuno
Last night DR. J. Takamine entertained the Wis
itors at informal dinner the Hotel Astor
Later they were the guests Of the Nippon Club
Francis B. Loomis American Commissioner Gen
eral to the Japanese Exposition. accompanied the
visitors to both affairs.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28

Tests are being made at the Springfield ar
rr7ory of an invention which illuminates the
sights of rife at night. Even though the llght
employed did not shine directly into the soldier
eyes, it might interfere with his aim by pro-
ducing glare that would make the target in
visible If no such result follows, the device
ought to be extremely serviceable-
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28
MRS. HETTY GREEN HERE SOON

Mrs. Hetty Green is lonesome in her Hoboken
fiat, at No 1909 Bloomfield street and she has
about decided to desert the New Jersey town and
come back 20 Manhattan. Mrs. Green likes her
present home. hut IT is not just as il used to be-
II has not been so since her daughter Sylvia be-
Mrs Matthew Astor Wilks Therefore she
will return TO her former IN the boarding
house Of Mrs. Annie Reynolds. at No. SIS Madison
avenue which is the home of Mrs. Wilks.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28
RALPH MopJEskI WITH MOTHER

Los Angeles. March T.-Ralph Mod1eski. OF CHI
cago son of Nine Helena Modjeska. who is criti-
cally i'll here, arrived at the home of his mother
last night Her sons visit had excellent effect,
and she appears brighter than for several days.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28

The law against cruel and unusual punish
ments apparently does not prevail in Germany
where it was seriously proposed the other day
to enact the naval appropriation bill without
giving the Socialist Deputies IN the Reichstas
the privilege Of unlimited debate
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28
THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.
TFrom The tribune Bureau.I

[From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. March H-The Italian Amnassador
and Baroness Mayor P1anches will sail for Italy
on April 20 and spend months abroad The
Italian Embassy will be at Manchester -by-the-Sea
IN the summer.
The Austrian Embassy in charge OF Baron Am
brozy will also be on the north shore above Boston
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Passion Sunday to-day heraIds the approach OF
Easter which is but a fortnight off, and this Is
practically the closing week of an exceptionally gay
Lent For Holy Week. beginning on Palm Sunday
seven DAYS hence is Of no account from social
point of view and Will be distinguished by n tenn
porary suspension festivities of every kind in the
city. though IT Will not preclude merry house par
ties at Tuxedo and elsewhere in the country districts
round New York Most OF the suburban country
houses are now open. and especially around the
week end are the scene of much hospitality, partcu-
larly Long Island, where the Meadow Brook
and Rocka way hunt clubs have runs nearly every
day OF the week. Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Mackay,
who have postponed their departure for Europe
until MAY 4, have houseful OF guests at Harbor
Hill to-day and among others who are likewise
entertaining friends to-day at their country places
on Long Island Mr.. and Mrs Edwin y. Nor
gan Mr. and Mrs H Van Rensselaer, Kennedy. Mr..
and Mrs Reginald Brooks. August Belmont, General
and Mrs Lloyd s. Bryce, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne
whitney Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Normdn de r. White
house. and many others.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28
, Whv7 AS was said on a famous occasion III
means the same and sounds better

That Daniel come to judgment in New Jersey
who used to levy and collect fines by man mas
resigned his office rather than stand inpeach-
ment proceedings. It is to be assumed tnat ne
cent his resignation to the Governor by mall.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28

THIS newspaper Is oicned aud pnottshea og
The Tribune Association. Ne'o loIG co'ppau na. u
fion- Office ard prf"cipoI place Of osS'neSS. ness
I7rfbaue Building, No. I54 NdssG" Sireo,' d. d.
Tork, Ogden Mills. president; James IL. boI.
.,eff serzcfarv and treasurer The address V
,fbe officers is the Office Of thts HetospdPer.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28

A method is said TO have been invented OF
opening a burglar proof safe simply by talking
into the keyhole- Judging from some OF the
orators whom We have heard we are not in
clined TO doubt the entire practicability of it.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28

Mr Clenaenceau is reported to be suffering
from the grip. Numerous and various enemies
of the French Republic have for some time
been suffering from Mr.. Clemenceau's grip
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28

Town will be somewhat deserted to-day. For.
aside from the attractions offered Tuxedo Lake
wood Ardsley and the various country house parties
large number of well known men have gone TO
Long Island for the fishing The trout season
opened there yesterday. and usual there an
exodus from the city Friday night to the various
fishing clubs Long Island. be ready for
the sport yesterday morning These clubs about a
dozen IN number and most Of them fifty. sixty or
seventy years old have long list of waiting men,
bers extensive preserves, supplied from their own
trout hatcheries, and luxuriously equipped club
houses with first class chefs and superIative cellars
Probably the best known of all of them Is the South
Side Sportsman's Club, TO which Julian T. Davies.
f. ". Rhnelander. August Belmont, William X
Vanderbilt. father and son; W. Bayard Cutting H.
Mex. Twombly and George Peabody Wetmore be
long. each of It's hundred members being compelled
70 a share of the stock, the par value OF
which is $500 and the actual worth over $1,000
The preserves. which celebrated a sanctuary
for Long Island deer. we'll for trout embrace
stretch of country of about four thousand acres.
lying along the Montauk line of the Long Island
Railroad. Oakdale. Other fishing clubs on
Long Island are the Carmen River the Mill Neck,
the Wyandauch. the Suffolk the Brookhaven and the
Rassa peague.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28

Castro again rebel" But why the "again"9
Castro is always Castro
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28

A school of socialists is reported to be an
noyed at being confused with gas concern
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28

THE news from Maine" appears to be that
+hA s'Maine law is to be maintained
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28

There still several entertainments in behalf
of charity on the calendar for the coming week
Two OF them are scheduled for tomorrow. both
taking place at the walGorf-Astoria One Is for
the sake of the Parks and Fairgrounds Associs
ton of New York. and will include folk dancas IN.
national costumes and a new cycle Of songs known
The Songs OF the Month" This entertainers.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28

This Is the last week OF the at the Metro
politan and without attempting 10 discuss here the
artistic merits of the long series of performances
which have been running ever since last November,
II may that the opera has fulfilled than
ever It's mission OF affordng 10 the fashionable
world favorite rendezvous three nights a week
"a place where people could always be tolerably
certain Of meeting their friends and acquantances
The use of the Metropolitan Opera House IN this
respect has been in nowise diminished by the sue
cess of the rival temple of the lyric drama at the
Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28
aresD71ork Dahl, Grii,mars

SUNDAY. MARCH 2s. 1909,
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28

Lady Arthur Paget viii return to-day from Wash
gton and will ut the Waldorf Astoria until she
sails for England APRIL a Miss Leary Will give
a dinner for her on Thursday. az which Gervase
Elves will sing. Among other foreigners IN town
the Marquis Of Anglesey. ar the 81 Regis. and
Edith Lady Playfair the Belmont Lady CIi1-
ford Chudlegh is likewise here. and IS booked
to sail "Wednesday. Among her fellow passen-
gers Will he Mrs Charles e Alexander. with he-
daughters. Miss Harriet and Miss Janetta Alex
snder.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-29
Otra vez EEL POPULAR"

El Sr. America salas que Sc preo
cupa mucho por tenerle siemprs sus
favorecedores Ell mejor surtido de
CALZADO, ohjetos para sehoras ,
caballeros y perfumeria de las mejo,
res marcas, acaba de hacer nuevas i'm
portaciones de todos los artfculos de
su ramo y las mas acreditadas marcas
de Europa y de America Sc encuen-
tran ALI. En- perfumeria no hay com,
petencia y en- calzado la dana mas
exijente halla en- ell "POPULAK''
toda clase de cslzado desde el chaplin
hasta ell elegantisimo ZAPATO PA,
RA B0DA. Botas de montar. zapa.
tos para trabajos y al alcance de todas
las fortunas, se eneuetran en- ell acre
ditado establecimiento,
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mo ano fiscal de 19O9-191O.

mo ano fiscal de 19O9-191O.
-Tras largas sequia los veci-
nos de Mayagiiez Sc han visto
obsequiados con fuertes aqua
ceros en- la pasada semana y
en- ell curse de la presente. Es-
tan de enhorabuena los agri-
cultores de aquella comarca.
Los vecinos de Ponce Sc que
jan de 10 inc6moda y redueida
que resulta la estaci6n de Ia
llaboa.
-Ha estado en- Guanica ell
fiscal INFERNO de Ponce con ell
fin de practicar una investiga-
ci6n en- el case del atropello al
policia Cuevas.
En- ell departamento de Edu
caci6n Sc han rebicibido pla-
nos de obras que el municipio
de Anasco Sc propone intro
ducir en- la casa escuela en-
construction y la de Hostos.
Ell dfa 10. de Mayo sera en-
tregada al departamento de
instruction por Ell maestro
constructor, la casa escuela
que Sc construye en- Anasco
~ que Sc denominara "Rami-
res de Arellano''.
Aver EMBARGO para los Es-
tados Unidos el doctor don
Guillermo Wives, de Ponce.
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NOT|C|AS CEN ERAL rs

-Contrajeron matrimonio en-
Ponce ell j6ven dominicano
Manuel Gil y la senorita Cayi-
ia Castro.
En- el poblado de ioyuda,
Jurisdiction de Cabo Roio la
joven Maria Arroyo quiso po-
ner fin a sus dfas tomando una
fuerte d6sis de veneno.
Aver EMBARGO para los Es-
tados Unidos ell Sr. Carlos To-
rres director de agricultural de
la hacienda "Reparada" d.
Ponce.
Ell lunes fu6 suspendido ell
juicio en- Ponce q los hernia
nos Jainan acusados de agre-
sion a I'm policia en- Guanica.
Sc anuncia para el sabado
un suntuoso bafle en- los salo-
nes del casino de Ponce.
Ell tribunal de Mayagiez ha
declarado disuelto el vfnculo
matrimonial entire la senora
Sanjurjo y ell senor Macias, de
Mayaguez.
Don Vicente Barletta, de
Anasco de acuerdo con ell Sr.
Rafael Arrillaga tratan decons
trulr un teatro en- aquella ciu-
dad.
Al individuo Rafael Coma
les, lie fu6 robado de la plaza
del Mercado de Ponce un baul
conteniendo $50 huevos. La
policia, inmediatamente tuvo
conocimiento del hecho proce-
di6 a la persecution del rate
70, que no tard6 en- caer en- po-
der de aquella. Sc llama Cele-
donio Bosch. Tambien fue de-
tenido un muchacho acusado
de complicidad en- ell hecho,
por haber cargado ell baul d
invitaci6n de Bosch, ell cual
lie ofrecio s centavos por la
chirIpa.
Aver discuti6 el Ayuntami-
ento de Anasco ell presupues-
J to que ha de regir en- el pr6Xi-
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La SUPPRESSION de ia guerra.
Contiuuaci6n de Ia psgina Ia.

Continuation de la psgina la.
la nueva organization paci-
fista de los Estados Unidos,
que dispone va de procedimi-
entos que no por que no sean
los nuestros dejan de consti-
tufr una garantia de paz rela-
tiva para aquellos paises.
Estas conclusiones han sido
universalmente dadas a como
Ger. De elias LA CORRESPONDENT
cIA ha recibido I'm ejemplar
~ considera interesante darlas
q conocer a sus lectores.
No cabe dudar la obra huma-
na.que hay envuelta en- esos
trabajos. Parece todo clio un
himno a la paz que aun a pri-
mera vista aparezca como in
suficiente para contener los
grandes crimenes que las gran
des naciones estan cometien-
do, inyectando en- el alma de
los hombres las doctrinas del
Nazareno, acabaran por tiun-
far imponiendo pazy altruis-
mo ALI donde solamente hay
hoy codicia y locas pasiones.
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T. ST senior.
F. Sirvase decir, a los sefores


F. Sirvase decir, a los sehores
del jurado todo o que sepa.
T. Pues la noche de ese dfa no
recordando que hora era, fueron
avisarme a mi casa que habia ocu-
rrido un crfmen en- la carcel del dis
trito me trasiade seguido ALI des
pues de IIamar dos m6dicos para que
vinieran a dar information a la
iusticia, Y al Ilegar supe que un guar
dfa de penal habia herido Y un pre-
so; orden6 que lotraieran del Guar
tel de poiicia, frli donde el herido
que 10 habian coiocado en- ell cuarto
de la policia del penal y al llegar ALI
me encontre un ioven paIido en-
condici6n muy queiosa, pregin
tadole; SQue. lie pasa a usted? me
contest6, "Que ell guardia Felipe
Santana me ha asesinado" yo le re-
piiqu6, 5Se siente usted bien? Y
diio, mis- dolores son muy agudos'
volvi preguntar, NO puede us
ted deeiarar? contest6 81, muy DC.
co a POGO; entonces lame al aux
liar el secretario de Ia corte Y Sc hi
70 deciarar POGO a POGO como el
10 pidi6.
F. Bsted investig6. 81 entire
Santana V Huertas habia existido
aiguna question esa misma noche.
T. Practique una investigation
para yer 81 entire Santana v Huer
tas habia habido aigdn disgusto;
pero Sc gun Sc me explico no 10 hubo
Y hasta el mismo herido 10 declare
tambi6n. AProvech6 entonces 4
varios guardias de penal que estaban
all, Y todos iuntos. los IIeye al Guar
to donde estsba ei herido v le pre-
gunte: sAiguno de 6stos guardias
que estan aquf, fue el que e dispa-
70 a listed? v entonoes eI sefalan-
do con el dedo & Santana dijo Is
te fu8 mi asesino"
F. GEsa declaration fue del mis-
mo Huertas2
7. 81 senior.
F. ESQ pas6 ante su presencia-
7. s. senior.
Fl fiscal soiieit6 IA venia de Ia
oorte para dar iectura & Ia deciara-
cion de Jos Huertas Zayss 1ue
oonstaba en- la causa instruida y ha-
biendoiO obtenido y despues de mos
trarasa al aboEaaO defensor di5
ieetura 4 dieha deciaraci5a.
(CoDiiAgGF5l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-29

MKTILOIDES-E mejor y mas SECURE
de todos los especfficos hasta ahora como
cidos para Ia cura permanente de todas
las intermediates de la uretra, va sean estaS
cronicss agudas. Contiene el flujo cur0
por complete, en- menos tempo que min
gun otro prepsrado similar las gonorreas
expenditures cistitis, etc. Mejor que
las inyeociones muy superior al sandalc
y copaiba. Empieza 4 surtir su efecto las
tres cuatro horas de haberse tornado
Los "METILOIDES"- faciles de to-
mar estan preparados de manera que
no revuelven el estomago nj producer ma
los efectos.
De Venta en- todas las Boticas. Pi-
danse muestras gratis sus Gnicos fabricn
tes.
Frederick Stearns & Ca. Detroit, Michi-
gan, U, s. A.
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OCASION.

En- Ia calle del parque pa
rada 43 Sc vende I'm magnlfico
solar de 1900 metros cuadra
dos que colinda con Don
Rafael Ma. Gonzalez.
Para informes y precio diri-
dirse 4 Gonzalez Padin Herms.
Is VS..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-29
Acudid a "LA NINA"

El mas espl6ndido surtido de cami,
setas de las mas fiuas clases; pero
precios m6dicos, tiene el acreditado
establecimieato "LA NINFA" For
taleza 80 del Sr Pedro Garcia. d dis.
posici6n de sus favorecedores. Los
sombreros para hombre, cusllos y pu
nos. corbatas, pafiueloS de mano. tt
rantes, medias, CAMISA,; de todo,
prscios, ligas, botonaduras y demas
obietos para uso de caballeros, son in.
meiorables
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Giran expden de Cr6o para Europay Esado Unos
cebros de gres pamos odas comsion Hacen
mercancias deposadas, The Bonded Warehouse
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Buena OCCASION

Por ausentarse su dueno, Sc vende
una casa de Huespedes muy acre
ditada.
Para imformes dirigirse al spar-
tado de correos no. 457.
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En- esta imprenta Sc vends pape
viejo q dos pesos Los 46 kilos.
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llpe { tdSdi6UC.
Fiscal Como e llama listed?
T. Felipe Cssaldue.
F. sCuai Is sl ocupsci6n?
T. Juez municipal.
F. 10 era listed el dia % de enc
70 de este afio?
7. 81 sehor.
F. sFuG listed namado i pres
tar servieios en- "a csrcei era n0che.
con motivo de Is muerte de jose H
Huertzs Zayas?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-30
TRIAL DIVORCE GRANTED.
Novel Decision Rendered by an In
diana Judge.

CHICAGO. December 3O.-A trial d.
vorce, the most extraordinary ruling ever
made in the Lake county, Ind, circuu
court, was spread on the records in
Hammond in the case of William and
Mary Wohole. The decision was made
by Judge V. s. Richter. He calls ii a
limited divorce"
The couple were divorced for five years.
After that period, IL they desire to live
together. they can do so by the usual
way-marriage ceremony. If in the
meantime they should become reconciled
they cannot wed until the end of the
five-year period. Neither can they marry
any other person, becs. use their divorce
Is not complete. Ii is just limited
The odd question presents itself thai
IL during the probation period they
should go outside OF the state and wed
and then decided to get a divorce after
the fve-ye ear lerlod. would they not have
to get two divorces to be legally separ-
ated? This construction of the law was
evolved to prevent Wohole from marry
ing the woman in the case.