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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-04
DEATH OF WIFE
CAUSES SUICIDE
FORMER POLICEMAN, DERANGED
BY GRIEF. SWALLOWS
cAR5ouc ACID

Mentally unbalanced by sorrow over
the death OF his MFG. which occurred
TWO years ago, Alfred ID. Broessle. 80
years old, q former policeman. OF No.
5s9 Gilbert-ave.. In old Ealrview. pur-
chased an assortment Ga teadiy drugs
Tuesday. and died Wednesday morn
Inc from carbolic acid poisoning.
Broessle went To three different
drug stores TUESDAY afternoon, and
H. one purchased two ounces OF car
bolic acid getting an ounce OF chloro-
form In each OF the other places. He
used only the carDOlic acid. draining
the contents OF the vial late Tuesday
night.
Physicians worked desperately over
him. but ne died Wednesday morning.
Coroner Bennett was called, and de-
ciGed al inquest unnecessary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

William r. Munderly. 81: Lucie A.
Roberts. 90. 49,
Thomas >. Parker. 80; Margaret l..
Backus. 2s
Joseph Mundy. a., Belleville: Nettie
Yeomans. 3S, Trenton.
Harvey Neiswander, 81: Edna f.
Cooper. 10
Delos =. Hassler. 10. Pontiac. Mar
gar.t Merrill. 20. Detroit
Walter Campbell, 10. Bertha Shave.
IS
clyde Clancy. 20; Jessie Iroxson. 81
Hugh Hicks. u; Helen Grant 43
Roy Sheppard. 81. Findley, o. Inah
Staadt. IN same.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-04
Near Death in Bio Pond.

II was a thrilling experience TO Mrs
Ida Soper TO face death. For years
severe lung trouble gave me intense
suffering she writes. and several
times nearly caused my death All
remedies failed and doctors said | Was
incurable. Then DR. Kings New Dis.
covery brought quick relief and
cure 30 permanent that ! have not
been troubled in twelve years" Mrs
Soper lives I'm Big Pond. Pa. II works
wonders In Coughs and Colds. Sore
Lungs. Hemorrhages. Latirlppe, Asth.
ma. Group. WhOoping Cough and all
bronchial affections. Guaranteed BY
y. G. Kinsel. Central Drug Co. Gray
a Worcester.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-04
NAVAL CONFERENCE
REPORT AGREED TO

WASHINGTON March 3.-The
house today agreed TO the conference
report on the naval academy bill. This
morning II was rumored that the repre-
sentatives In favor OF an ocean mail
subsidy would endeavor to secure a
re- consideration OF the bill which was
defeated yesterday. but the effort came
To nothing. There was great confusion
H. the house this morning incident To
the closing sessions OF this congress,
and the speaker several times had To
call the members and persons in the
salleries 10 order.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-04
CHARGE OF STEALING
JUICE" DOESN'T STICK

John j. Pratt. charged with steal
ing electricity from the Edison Hum
mating co. last July. was discharged
by Justice Jeffries. Wednesday. Pratt
owned a barber shop on Michigan.ave.
but leased IL TO another man, while he
was in the hospital with an injured
leg. on the day he returned to the
shop, employees OF the electric COM
pany went in and found fan, oper.
ated from their feed wires. which had
boon tapped Pratt insisted he knew
nothing of the transaction.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-04
WILL SLASH
STATE EXPENSES

LANSING. Mich. March 3.-(Spe-
cial) The legislative ways and means
committee held conference with the
governor this morning on what must
be done with appropriation bills. GOV.
Warner thinks two or three million
dollars can be cut out OF the l3 mil
lion asked for.
Speaker Campbell believes five or
six millions can be cut ont, without
injury TO state institutions. The mem
bers OF the committee are impressed
with the need OF using the pruning
knife freely, but fear this will be
l0.million dollar Legislature.
Diseases OF the eve may now be
watched and their courses recorded
by new Photographic apparatus, a
German doctors invention.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-04

Richard Hardy, aged 81, OF Jackson,
Is in Grace hospital suffering from a
fractured skull, and slight hopes are
held out FOR his recovery. Shortly
before moor Wednesday Hardy fell
from q yiaduct in course OF construc-
ton at the Michigan Central crossing
OF the West Grand Boulevard his
head striking on the cement fOunda-
tion He was taken to Grace hospital
in the East End ambulance.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-04
DAILY DEATH LIST

Jennie HaGser. 81 years. 40 Ante.
tam, ncphritis.
Margaret Holsbcke, 10 months. 80
CutlcI pneumonia
hathetyn L. Fletcher. ) years. 2SS
Putnam; cerebral ,frusion
George J.. Freeman. 81 years 81
MarNs hospital. seniHty
Sedonia McNey, 70 years Grace .,os-
pital; paralysis
EVelena Burmaster IS years. 11g
humboldt, Intestinal chronic catarrh
Mildred Frsnkiustein. > months. 445
Russell commissions
Louise ;. Meyers 90 years. 80 chest
nut, disbetic gaugrene
John scriven. 90 years. lsJ BE-. Fort;
tuberculosis
Marta Koch. 81 years l0Oe Z. Wills.
cancer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-04
COMMITTEE ON
TORRENS PLAN REPORTS
tFrom a staff Correspondent

tFrom a Staff corresponding
ANSlNG. March 3.--The house Sc
loct committee 10 Investigate the Tor
reus system of land registration re-
ported through its chairman. Rep. Bak-
er. Of ChcbOygan. that large amount
or statistics had heen gathered show
ne comparative results from the work
ings of this system H. other states and
asked that they be printed for the
use Of members when the bill comes
up for action. The data points TO great
merits IN the Torrens system
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-04
BIRTHS

GIRLS.
Howard DALEY, SO Cherry.
Earl Sheldrlck. 1876 Hancock
William Essler, l4i Twenty-third.
Macei Bolkowski. 63s Harper
Antony kihOiski. - Abel
Daniel STAIRS. 229 Fourteenth
Joseph Ladach. 2S2 Buchanan.
William Frank. 529 Larneu
Ernest Bangle. 436 Antoine.
Edward MONIES, 1861 Grand boule.
ward.
BOYS
Nazaire Dupuis. SIS Porter.
Alex. Young. Pitcher-st
Ellis Carter. - Portland.
Ollie Miller. 2204 Michigan
Frank Munger 10 Ferry
Herbert Brown. lO7 Hancock
Charles Borchman, 81 Humboldt.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-04
JULIUS H. HAASS
HEADS HOME BANK

Julius H. Haas was elected presl-
dent ~ the Home Savings bank In
meeting OF the directors. Wednesday
noon. to succeed the late James Nc.
Gregor Mr. Haass has very nigh stand
Ing as a banker, and his being placed
at the head OF the home Is guaran-
tee that the institution will continue
10 enjoy the same careful management
as under Mr.. McGregor's direction.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-04
TWO CHINAMEN TRY TO
ENTER UNITED STATES

PORT HURON. Mich. March g.
Especial Struggled in the corner OF
a boxcar two Cinnamon made an inef.
fectual attempt to enter Uncle Sam s
domain to-day. Customs Officer Geo
b. Mann detected an broken seal
entered the car and found the Celes
tials reposing In a frightened attitude
They will be taken 10 Detroit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-04
Fairview Sewer Taxes Due.

The hrst of the old Eairview sewer
rolls. No p a. has reached City Treas.
mrer Koch's Office for collection and
can De paid without interest for
period II thirty days from March 4.
This roll affects property on Hillger.
Ktrcheval, Gilbert. Jefferson and Hart.
ayes Other Falryiew sewer rolls will
soon be IN and the 30-day time limit
Without interest will also apply 10
them.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-04
BLOOD-POISONING
FOLLOWS SLIGHT CUT

OWOSSO. March 3.--Joseph PIN
pencil. resident of Rush township.
Inflicted slight scratch on his IL
hand with husking knife about ten
DAYS ago. while husking corn at his
farm. The scratch was not at first
thought 10 be serious. but blood pois.
oping ser in. Mr.. Pimpernei's condi-
ton grew steadily worse and he is
now IN critical condition.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-04
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTERURBAN LINES.

Detroit United Interurhan Lines.
FLINT LIMITEDs--S q. M. ana
f:I5 l.. m. Locals for Rochester and
Flint "A. m.. and every two hours -
Rochester and Romeo a. IA. and
every two hours 10 10 y. IN; also Al
p. IN.
PORT HURON LIMIrEDs-7:45
Saturdays only. II IS = M Sundays
mo2e. Alsonac Marine City and Pors
sarSn 10 hSS Maynr GIN i! 70 Nj e cIem s.s
hourly TO ii p m. To Mt Clemens VIA
ShCre f.trre-. hourly las a. IN To s;2s
. m. also II p m.
TOLEDO LIMITEDs--s: a. m.
III 20 a. N, 20 and $40 D IN. Locals
Tor Redwood Newport Monroe ana
Toledo, hourly 80 a. IN g 80 D. N.
also $50 and ~ ., N. for Monroe. w
l2l5 anu ) as y IA Locals FOR Jack
son. a. m anG every Two hours U.;u
' D. m. tor Ann Arbor. a. IN and
Aourly unt! IL "a IN. Tor Piymos,n
two haGrs until : 30 y. m. also p. m.
and IL .. VA Saline cars from Ypsi-
ianti
nor wyandotte aud Trenton--5:S5 a
m aud halt-hourly TO ) SO .. m, hourly
EOS with haIf-hourly service through
out
Tor Royal oak. Birmins ham aud
PontIac--S 80 a IN. then hAll hourly
mill d IA. then hourly until III Y. m
EtTSt car One-half hourlnter on sun
day.
tS,r twrmissso. aud Northvtiie--S a
IN. and hourly until IL v m sos
Orchard Lake and Pontiac. .. !, y. II @
m. l. 4 3. 4. 3. :, D. IL D m
Last cars await elosins OF thsstsrA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-04

ACRES. on car line Clint Div. 3
miles north ~ Royal oak. room
house big new barn. chicken house
apple orchard. etc. am ideal CountI y
home. an excellent place for poultry
raising q 200 pert down Come out
GEO 4 pONpERO.
Royal oak Mich
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-04
RESIDENCE.

4NESAGGN1Es
FOURTH. near Pitcher Groom
solid brick, full basement; fur
mace, easy terms .................S42O 200
MORREI4L. near Dix, 5 rooms all
modern, steam heat. owner
leaYlnk city, must sell
MA fBURf. near Myrtle, rooms
bath. kas. cellar. must be sold
10 close. estate, make Ofrer
FIFTEENTH. near Hudson,
rooms ali modeyn terms .... 81 800
WABASH, near Grand River.
rooms. bath. sas and cellar. 81
T. lot 5000. ..,........l..... s2.sCO
HUBBARD, near Din. hye-roonI
cottage, lot s5N200. 500 down 81. 900
-h=hOLA A. rti.-ttr-r-= ti-.r-z-=-=-
foughs Adding Machine Co.
easy terms ................... 81, 500
HUMBOLDT. near Myrtle. 6-room
cottage, h 4 terms ....,....... yl,3cO
LINWOOD, near McGraw. Groom
brick. full basement. furnace.
outside owner. must sell. any
ofer VIII be considered
INVESTMENT.
GREENWOOD. near Grand River,
2-family dat. rents $500 per
TRUMBULL near calumet. new
brick fiat rooms each, full
basement; two furnaces, lot 35
xl3o ................... $500
FIFTEENTH. near Baker. double
house. : rooms each side; rents
$50 per month '...............$ 2.6OV
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-04

MICH. CREMATION ASSOCIATION. 3
per cent interest certificate good for
one cremation. +. X Kolb. Treas.
and General Manager, l225 e Boule-
ward Phone Ridge $50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-04
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Marguerite Walters. year $50
Sherman; scorbutus
Anthony NSchaeter. rs years. $50 e.
liott. Leuksmai.
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personal.
FOR sALE-FARMs.
FARMS

rs ACRES-l3 miles from Detroit;
clay loan. l0-room house, barn 3Vx
40. all necessary outbuildings MUST
be closed out.
40 ACRES--Arenac county; clay loan
33 acres improved. rooms, cellar
barn 3Ox40, other outbuildlngsi
mile 10 school. VIII trade for cot
tage In Detroit.
so ACRES-Ogemaw county miles
from town. no buildings; 5000. WIN
exchange.
so ACRES--lS miles from Detroit, 4
mile from electric; small house,
small barn, orchard ......-, ,$3,buV
VIII consider Detroit property.
80 ACRES-On -. L. r.. acres orcn-
ard. all kinds OF small fruit, ~
room house. basement. fine out
buildings, natural gas on farm sb,oVo
Would exchange for Detroit rent
Ing property.
So ACRES Clay and gravel loan; l
mile from electric; s-room house,
basement barns 30x62 and rs
N36 other outbuildings " BOO
Farms IN TINS vicinity are selling
for sltU an acre.
SEND FOR. CATALOGUE OF
FARMS
open Saturday and Monday even
ings until $50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-04
MEETING NOTICES.

MASS CONVENTIONS are hereby called
for Thursday. March 4. 1903, at 10
Gratiot-aVe., for state, county and
city, 10 nominate candidates for va
rious Offices. to be voted for at the
coming spring elections. and transact
such other business as is proper. So
cialist Labor party. VIM. Hoay
chairman; IA. Richter. secretary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-04

WEST SIDE
EXCHANGES

EXCHANGES.
GROOM COTTAGE and Ia acres on
Grand River. near Monnier-rd., al
500; Will take small house In city.
ALMOST new S-room modern homo,
Williams. near Hudson, $4,000. Will
take good two-rat up 10 $4,000
MODERN 8-room home. Vinewood. near
Grand River. SO, 500. win take good
lot for equity OF 81. 200.
NEW modern brick, s-hat vinewood.
near Grand River; all rehted for 400
per month. 81 200. will take good va
cant for equity OF $4,000
VACANT.
COME OH Today -ses-lotz- il
ScOvcfs suDdIVIsIOn, near
Boulevard and Grand River.
selling from 1925 to..........s 4Of
ia .D.-.........'''',.,-'...'.,,sl.5sa
THIRD. northwest corner Kirby;
lO0Xl2O. sac per foot.
4sxll5 ....,.........-....,.. .,I.sOa
i5xlas ....,.~-.... $1,000
scslss .. s1. o'~"l ZOO
TW ENTY THIRD. near Warren.
Soklb9 ...++...... ...'V -"
ner lot: s5xios. $500
TW ENTY FOURTH. near War
rem; S0Nl35, Will loan money to
build .....-..--.. ........t tSV
WILLIS. near Avery: ssxl2o.. .s1.ioo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-18
ANDRENIo.
Mundo fenenino
Ell MODELO VIVO.
Los SOMBREROS DE PRIMAvERA

Los figurincS han lido cvoucionando
para llcgar a su mas alto grado de per
feccl6n. Los prImcros del principle del
paS.do Siglo, 81 h;brian por los dbujan-
tcS Segiin I'm capricho . la dcscripci6n
del aiavio a que ~ tenian que ajustar
'Istos primeros figurincs nos han dcja-
10 bucna mucStra On los abanicos del
tempo de Isabel II, para cuyaS vitclas
81 aprovcchaban
POGO POGO 81 pintor fue slrvitndose
del modclo: primero cl maniqui lucgo
u 'Senorita dc almacen que So ponia
|el traje. Hoy dia. con los ultimoS adc-
lantos cl figurin eS la persona que llcva
un trajc digno de ser admlrado.
Los prime ,,alcs pcr@dicoS de modaS
del "Niranielo. no nos dcscr;hn ya cl
Nc>t:in al - toman Il ,aod.lo L.cl .
por un modesto su gllSio para repro
ducIrio en miles de iiguraS sc inspiran
en- la realidad ASi rs que vcmoS 4 In
sonora de tai. Il la marquesa de
"cual . i la c6lcbrc actriz X lucicndo
ONO figurneS 81 trale, que sin cSa pre-
tension. eligicron libremcntc
La r>tetica la indumcntaria ganar5n
nucho con la cxhbici0n del modclo vivo
Los SombrcroS son cl capitulo mas i'm
portante de Ia "toil"ttc' femenina, y
mas ahora que tan poca cstablidad pre-
sentan las modas La prlmavcra pasa-
da rccordaran las IectoraS Que la EN-
pczamoS sin los sombrcros de "copa dc
pan de azIIcar' Y hacia mcdlados de la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-18

cstaci6n llevabamos VA les enormes som
breros como parqucs floridoS absolute
mente pianos y sin copa. Parece que
en- 81 siglo del auto, la aviaci6n, 81 va
por In electricidad, tcnemos ii desc
de recorrer con Ia misma ligercza las mo-
das que las distancias.
En este momcnto estamOs Il merced
de nuestros caprichos: "cabriolets" de
copa alta, sombreros con Ia copa aplas-
tada, campanas inmensas muy entradas
en- Ia cabeza, ligcroS Luis XVI, algo le-
vmtadoS de I'M lado. Sin embargo, las
grandes modistas dc la "Rue de la Paix -
los haccn pequenltos con preferencla y
ofrccn nm extrano contraste con los pei
nados.
Entire los modcloS vivos merece men
clonarSe Mile. Yrven, artista del ''Palals
Royal" en- Paris que ha lucido un SOM
brcro de 1902 en- forma "cabriolct," de
gruesa paia azul con una tonalidad has
tantc calida un gran nudo de terci0pclo
alSacIanQ del mismo tono Sc unia por de
lante. v una gracloSa multitud de al
yrrttrS" V hridaS de cinta So cnrollaban
alrcdcdor dc Ia copa Mime. Marie Mag
nier lucia en- "TrcncS dc luio' un tur-
hantc de- muScIiua girls con hiloS de- per
las y "aigrcttcS' CRISES Los grabados
he epoca Sc carcaturizan sin pIedad.
ASi pucdc dccirsc que al cabo he I'M Slglo
NADIA Sc ha perdido. Sc ven hasta las ca
potas dc creSpon de- la China.
La adorable campana es lo mas mo-
dcrno: VA de paja azul antigua, alta de
copa. acabada en punta De pancclllo "
Y cublcria de dcllcadaS rOsitaS de Mayo
VA con un fondo de violetaS del bosquc,
pa del miSmo tono, o en- un Undo ma
tiz he uvas de Corinto. Sc las hacc sen
ciIlamcnte glIaruccidaS de una gran Gin
ia de tmoirG' en- tonos ciaros entire el
nudo dos tulipancs y una rosa. Las flo
res son todaS pintadas a mano
la prohibition de los sombreros de
tcatro ha dado lugar il una linda crca-
ci6n: la "Lewisctte, un pequeno toca-
do de gfncro Renaclmiento, todo llcno
lie etamine" de ORC plata, y hasta 81
Sc quere mas rico, de pedreria.
COLOMBINE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-18
Ia CASA 1uGUBRE

de personals segin he DIDO decir yuesro nombre mi
genelman Smawed
Iues bien haheis oido-elice e ancano levantando
de trOmpeta
~; Esais acostunbrado d hablar sorlos ?-preg,lnto
NJ Bucket sin nmutarse
S-contest0 NJ Smaliwed- mujer cs ago dura
de odos
Por gritais asi pero eSta presente te-
ned la bondad de baiar la 10 ocava con
clio esareis mas 10 que debe al lugar que
cncontramos y nuestrOs oidos 10 agradeceran Ese
gentleman scra predicador, 5no cierto?
-Su nombre es Chadband dZrespondj0 el avaro en- voz
mas baa.
- En- otrO tempo .uve amigo colela ainado
do c aycnte aargando la al var6n--
tengo por nombre predie,ci6n singular; csas
,cnoras scran probahlernene mistress Chadband
Y mistress Suassby-anadio NJ Smallweed
-Cuyo marido, papelero del tribunal, muy amigo
mio; le quicro hernano bien, Lque tene-
mos
-: Quercis decr que conduce aqui '-prvgnnt6 NJ
Smalweed algo dcsoncerado por aquef de pala
bras
lIen sabeis 10 Que quiero deIri vaya ekpicaslme sin
lacion 81 objcto dc estsl vista
-C1ente y amigo de- NJ Tukinghorn-dice Fl
anciano Smaweed dcspues de eoniercnciar agunos
NJ Chadband,-haciamos Iuntos agunos nego-
clos; Il me haeia que otro favor yo a mi tam
bicn e 1ti sIgo Al morir mi cuhado Krook cl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-18
FOR CARLOS DICK EMS
TSO
COLOMBINE

haro ha esperado quien leva e nombre de valcne
calnarada honbe exceente del melor mas modes
to que he encontrado mi vida
As interpelado NJ Chadband acerca d NJ Bucket ie
.rige una de satisfaccion rcsregandose las
grientas dice:
Amigos MICS mi muJer y yo nos hallamoS en- La casa
del rico potentado IIemos sido amados ella amigos
mics hemos sdo nvitados por e opueno partici
par su festin de placer, para tocar el el
laid tomar parte lanzas9 No. amigos MOS lPor
que pues esnos aqni porque somos poseedores de un
secreo culpabc para dvulgaro pedmos rigo vino,
aceite . dnero, que 10 msmo-
Mo que veo-rcprso NJ. Bucket,-os GUSTAV los nego-
clos decidncs por 10 msno que secreto que que
reis vendernos9
-Lo dire hermano mpulsado por e espiritu de amor
acfrcatc Raducl ,Sposa conte6 NJ Chadband harlem
,lo una seIal Il csposa.
va que necesario decirlo, voy referrlo tOdo-do
mistress Chabdnd Yo he crado a miss ilawdon. la hIJa
lie miladv Servi la hermaIa de Su Seioria In cual,
indgnada por In eshonrs, que milady habia nigdo Ia
familia hizo toos tamblen Su Senoria que la
nina habia al yo, sin embargo Sc 10
traro: miss IIawIon vve aun. la la he Wis
to
Dcho este mistress Chatband cruzo de brazos
snrisa impIacable fj6 los oios NJ. Bucket
v pedreis seguramene por vusso silncIo veInte
s,uineas 10 mas-djo este.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-18

Ia NADIA de que no lleguen los clamo-
res del mnndo hasta 81 umbral de su
tumba. Si son un POGO mis',ntropos, les
agradara seguramente. DE todas suer-
ties, es uno de csos platonicos consue-
los que Sc dan Il In pobreza, y que lcen
con placer los ricoS, encontrandolos
muy razonables.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-18
Hotel Pa riS
CALLE MENDEZ VIGO Mum. ~
Mayagiiez.

Satuado este establecimiento EN- Il
eentco de La caile M6ndez Vigo, con
un Jardfn al frente, es Cd que reune,
mayores ventajas y comoddades para
los seaores yiajeros, y el que cuenta
con meJores habitaciones frescas. ven-
til&das, magnifieos banos y duchas.
Conidas 4 todas horas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-18
AAS OBkAO, khClRIDAS
IN Ia LIBRGRIA DEL B0felfM

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Pastas para sopa y Galstss. -
ID. Luis Godoa / tomo sDeuad0.
nsdo, sl.S5, con franqueu
obras po%ticss do D. Jose Do RsVvs1.
eeda. tomo en rIsHcs 45 cents
VOC, cou srangueo.
In aolScci6n sntera de las sSras 20 -
rolins Inver1.no. L 2a mentav0
tomo, con franQueo.
II Dereeho y ~ prtctiss, Al dsasss q
todos, por F. n y ArMAga -
NO encusdernado en- telA 11.0
son franqueo.
La Introduction & Ia Tid& OsveSa, -
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Sslee, principe y oblspo de Cote.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-08
culberson Resolution Asking For Au-
throity of the President in the
Steel Absorption Case
Passed in Senate.
REPUBLICANS ASSISTED
Twenty-Five Of the Members Voted
With the Democrats-case of
the Tennessee Coal
Company.

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-The Cul-
berson resolution asking for an opin-
ion of the judiciary committee on the
authority of the president to allow the
Steel corporations to absorb the Fen
nessee Company was today adopted
by the aid of twenty-five republicans.
Hopkins moved to lay the resolution
on the table declaring them unimport-
ant as the president declared the
merger was of no public concern.
Culberson demanded the yeas and
nays. The vote was AZ to IA and the
senate refused to table then and
adopted them without division. The
republican ayes was: Aldrich, Borah
Bulkey. Burnham, Burroughs, Clapp,
Dick, Dillingham;, Foraker, Frye, Full
ton, Gamble, Hale. Kitteying Lodge
Long, Nelson, Piles, Stephenson
Switzerland, Wetmore, Clark "Wyo"
Scott, Warren, Perkins.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-08
American Aeropanst Given conspie-
uous Place in Divorce Suit
Brought by Lieut.. Goujar.
de of champagny.
THE TRIAL IN FEBRUARY
Nine. Goujarde an Enthusiast on tho
Subject of Aeronautics and
Often Seen at Wright
Demonstrations.

PARIS, Jan. S.-Wilbur Wright, the
world famous American aeroplanist,
was today named as correspondent in
divorce suit brought by Lieut.. Gou-
jarde OF the Cuirrasiers stationed at
Champagny. The tria' is set for Feb
ruary, Nine Goujarde is said to be
enthusiastic on the subject of aeronau-
tics and was seen many times among
the spectators at Wrig.t's flights.
Goujard accuces his wife with max.
ing love to Wright as a result of
wager with friend she could capti-
vate the man reputed to be Indifferent
toward women. He alleges shortly
after the wager his wife was absent
from home over night i'll company
with Wright and upon her return she
refused TO admit it. He alleges his
wife returned and lived week in a
hotel with Wright at Lemans. Suit
was filed at Lemans secretly, and the
news leaked here. Wright went to
| Paris today.