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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-18
.Sk VENDEk
MUY BARA TAS.

Hacienda de cafe en- ell barrie Puri-
sima Conception" del Municipfo de las
Las Marfas, con extension de CIENTO
TREINTA Y NUEVE CUERDAS,y y
ochenta cuatro c6ntimos de otra. q cafe,
platanos, pastos y maleza con casa habi-
taci6n de MADEIRA, techada de hierro galva-
nizado, molino para Pillar cafe, casa ma
quina, con malacate nsovido por fuerza
animal, cuatro glasis grandessy varias ca
sas para peones Linda al Norto, Maria
Rosario Aponte: Oeste, Antonio Ortiz y
Francisco Rivera, quienes colindan tam
bien por Sur Este.
II-Pedazo de terreno en- ell barrio de
Nsraniales del municipio de MayagueS,
cafe, platanos, pastos y frutos memories,
de treinta cuerdas dc extension,
colindando al Este con e camino de Limon
~ propiedades de Enrique Brugman, y
Francisco Rivera; al Norte camino anti
quo de Naranjales; Oeste, tierras de Fran
cisco Soler, y Sur, propiedad de Antonio
Trabal; Este trozo esta contiguo q la ca
rretera de Mayag1ez las Marias.
III-Cuatro porciones dc terreno, inme-
diatas entire ST, en- el barri ode Rio Cahas,
municipio de Mayaguez,, con area totaI
de CUARENTA Y SEIS CUERDAS
SETENTA Y TRES CENTIMOS, y que
colindan con los Sres. Jose Perez Diaz
Ernesto Surrs, Carmen Ponce de Detrez
Fernando Ciprian Laplatza, y Hacienda
"Aurelia" de 0Iiviery y Sobrino. Esta:
porciones radican cinco minutes de Ia
carretera de de Mayaguez d Las Marias
Sobre precio, condolences y demas ex'
tremos que Sc rean necesarios, los intere-
sados pueden diriiirse Felipe Casalduc
Goicoechea, con residencia calle Atocha
nimero s. Ponce P. r.
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information de sanidad

Official de Sanidad, Faiardo. Envia plano
de una panaderfa- que va cons
truir Don Aantonio Vega.
Martin Cepeda, Nitro. Plomero, Remite
plano y specifications de obras
de plomerfa que vaa efectuar en-
Ell la casa No. 81 Gale de Allen
Francisco II. Vega, Vega-Aita. Remite pa
rs aprobaci6n plano de un puesto
de leche que va 8 construir
Official de Sandal, Mayaguez. Envia So
licitud dc Da. Paz Betanees para
exhumar los restos de yDa. Hilaria
Ayals.
Manuel Tinaud, Nitro Plomero, Aeompaha
plano y especificaciohes de obras
5 de plomeria que va-a efectuar en-
/. Ia casa No. So Gale de Allen
Luisa Rivers Ortiz, Cayey. Pids autoriza-
ci6n para exhumar los restos de
Juan R. Ortiz y Juana J. Ortiz y Lo
pea.
Inspector de Alimentos. Ponce. Da cuenta
de haber destruido 81 latas de leche
condensada marca "Cru1 Roia" y
as lbs. garbanzos. propiedad de
Don Eugenio Aufant.
Secretario Municipal, ManatL Acusa recibo
de los impresos enviados-
Maximiliano Morales, FajardO Remite
plano de un puesto de venta de le-
leche que va 4 ccnstrii.
Official de Sanidad, MayagueE. Informs
que tiene baia trataniento N case
de diiteria
c. Colon, Pide sutorizaci61 para eyhumar
les restos de Francisco JogIar Val
deI
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vE|NTE SEGUNDOS
tenb|o Ia TERRA
en- Arecibo.
Los ninos celebraran un
- festiva' n honor de
Washington.
Arecibo tendra pronto una her
mosa entrada.
(Ds nussiro correSponsal)

Febrero II "A las tres menos clnco, de
la madrugada de hoy Sc sinti6 en esta Gu
dad un fuerte temblor de terra que tuvo
de duracion unos veintes segundos ocasio-
nando los sustos consiguientes.
Hemos tenido OCCASION de yer el progra-
ma deIfestival que en- honor de Jorge Was
hington dan los ninos de las Escuelas el
proximo sabado EN- este teatro. Dicho pro-
grama es interesante y de gran attractive.
La Compahia de ferrocarriles ha empe-
zado a arreglar la carretera que desde el
almacen de Hcores de los Sres. Pizs y Hno,
conduce al puente de hierro, Con este y la
termination de Ia calle Avenida de los Obre
ros Arecibo tendra una hermosa entrada
para los pasajeros que vienen por ferroca'
rrl y de Utuado
Sc dice que pronto Sc montara en- esta
ciudad la Estrella giratoria que estabs en-
Ell Parque de Santurce.
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Tn "poni" premiado
NEURALGIAs, clATIcA

Cualquiera que sea Ell asiento de las
neuralgias, las cuales muchas veces
provienen de reumatismos, aconsejamos
siehlpre d cuantos de elias sufren que
hagan uso del Omagil, 10 mismo 81 los
dolores tienen su aslento en- los miem-
bros inferiores (ciaticas), que en- las
costillas, en- los rinones, 6 en- la
cabeza Gaquecas reumatiformes.l
El Omagil len .llcor en- pildoras)
tornado a Ia mitad de la comida, la
dosis de una cucharada sopera de licor,
0 a Ia de a 8 pildoras, basta, en- efecto,
para calmar prontamente los dolores
reumaticos, aun aquellos mas crueles y
Antiques y>por rebeldes que sean otros
remedies, curando asimismo y seguB
hemos dicho, las neuralgias cualquiera
que sea su asiento. Del propio modo
allyia los sufrimientos tan penosos de
los ataques de gotta. -.
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NO SERA listed

engafiado. Que siempre hay fu-
llerias y fraades en- abundancia,
es cosa que todo ell mundo sabe;
peto rara yez Q nunca Sc encuen-
ira que una importante casa
comercial los cometa, sea cual
fuere Ia clase de su giro. No
puede haber exito permanente de
alguna clase, cuando este basa-
do en- la mala f6 8 engafio. Los
que intenten los fraudes, son
sencillamente tontos y pronto
sufren el castigo que Sc mere
cen. Sin embargo, hay muchas
personas que temen comprar
ciertos articulos anunciados por
tenor de ser embaucados Y en-.
ganados; especialmente Sc resis-
ten q dar confanza q las manifes-
taciones que Sc publican sobre
los m6ritos de ciertas medicinas.
El efica2 remedio denominado Ia
PREPARATION de WAMPOLE
es un articulo que Sc puede com.
prar con tanta seguridad y garan.
tia como Ia harina, artefactOs de
seda 8 algod6n, siempre que pro-
cedan de una fabrica con recono.
cida reputation. No nos conven-
dria exagerar de manera alguna
sus 'buenas cualidades o repre-
sentarla como con las que no le
correspondent; pero tampoco ne
cesitamos de tai ardid. Is tan
sabross como Ia miel Y contiene
todos los principles nutritivos y
curatiyos del Aceite de Higado
de Bacalao Puro, con Jarabe de
Hipofos6tos Compuesto, Malta y
Cerezo Silyestre, y-cuan Faliosa
debe ser tai combination de estos
importantes reaetiEos medicine
les, es cOsa patente & todo el mum
do. Es de improbable valor en-
casos de Anemia, Insomnia, Mala
Digestion, Afecciones de Ia San.
gre J Jos Pulmones. "El DR.. E.
Duenas, de Buenos Aires, dice:
Tengo el gusto de manifestarles
que he empleado con excelentes
resnltsdos su preparaei6n en- ms
entermos y en- todos ellos he OBJ
serFsdo IN resultado altamente
satisfsctorio." En- las Boticaz
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ANTES
EFECT0S DEL TRATAMIENT1
Por Ell 0MkGIL

Creado ell Omagil conforme los
iltimos descubrimientos de la ciencia,
no contiene substantial nociva alguna
nj presenta su uso Ell menor peligro,
absolutamente, para la salud. Fl licor es
ademas de un sabor en- extreme agra
dable.
Generalmente ell alivio Sc nota va el
primer dia, el y tratamiento, que solo
cuesta unos 80 centimos par cada
vez, cura.
De venta en- las buenas farmacias, mas
para eVitar tOdO error. procdrese
ezigir ep la etiqueta la palabra Omsgil
v las seias del DepOsito general Mat
son L. FRERE. ~, rue Jacob. Paris 2
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Embellece en-
Una NOche

70 misms me quite las arrugas en- trei
nDches con uu remedio easero descubiertc
pOr mi, despu6s de haberme cansado Dc
eoas1ltar medieos espeeialistas, usaI
cold ereGHsS y someterme & sobas faeiale:
sin el Henor resultado.
La sedora A. Sanchez, me eseribe:
" e el 1nieo remedio en- ell mundo ou,
Tealmente extirpa las arrugas; y el dnico
digho de reeomendarse. "
La sehodta Z. L. Yazquez. dice: f'Ms
kate pzreeer veints ahos mas joven. -
Con gusto enyiare detalIes & ouien n,
Jos Pida, establishments gratis ri seha,
sen: Helen sanborn, Dept 2256 Aclsve.
land, Ohio, z. U. de A.
Antes Dc faeilitar informes con res
peeto 4 nj proeedimiento, se me Ia d.
Promoter absolute secrsto para proteier
mis- iltereses. No se hara Il ne5or -
4 quienes busquen aatisfaeer una ners
turiosidad.
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Vendemos mas cada dia

iPorque el cielo vende cada da
mas camas, oolchones fonografos. tc
las olanes, camisas, tocadores, ropero
silleria, consolas, etc,.f Porque 10,
anuncios que Publican Arrivf HERNIA
nos en- todos los periodicos son verdad
Y porque los hermanos Arriyf entien
den al pdblioo y hacen 10 possible POI
complacer todoa 81 quiere comven.
oerse visite "El Gelo" fortalezs Is
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Dep6sitos: en- San Juan Farmacia de
Sr. Fidel Guillermety Plaza de Baldo-
roty de Castro y Sores. de J. NJ. Blan-
co Co. san Francisco 54.
En- Mayagdez. Farmacia de los Srcs
Saliva Hermanos, Avenida IL de Agostc
y A. Mulet, Plaza Principal &c,
En- Ponce. Farmacia Ruiz de Porras
Farmacia Yillaronga.
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HOTEL FRANCES
--isEsEss tsfsts Eists e E<zru-
FRESrE EsTAcIoS DEL FEERoc2RRIL
BE SAY GENAS PUEEro- Rico.
De

! Este aniiEao esiahleeinisnto, frenie
{ "a estaci6a issruyiAria. ofrecs esuera-
DO seTyicsn, slellentA mesa y exeelente
|trato MaEniheos h4sos-
Il GO ifeseA, de- risas. huea bsSo.
tetfonc, aParsssio e 4 ecueo = ~
case de cornodi9Adas
Sc haal8 iFanses, crGnsza Z lnrieu
PrpeEAi a HOTEL FnAENcEs an
dszdz = EEeslaa IS m.4sseaa.
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A los Concentrates
s 3 s Decimos.

LA CORRESPONDENCE" ofrece los anuncian.
gran varedad de tipos estilos para sus anunoos.
Anunoos adonadosCohes de estereopia que mantengan
empre limpo perfeco Ell anunco-Cliohes de plana
especiae para anunoios grandes para hojas suel
as--Fijese en- las ediciones de LA CORRESPONDENT.
ClA En- elias vera sucesivas muestras modelos de
anunoios
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-Monsehor-respondi6 este sin vaci-
ar.-los mas nImerosos son los medicos
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Consejo oportuno.

81 rey de Macedonia. Antigono. tsnia
gran afecto al fil5soio estoieo Zen6n, ,sl elal
ie solla remendsr cen hastsute hbertad
Ia pasi5n que este principe tuvo siemPre
por e. vino
In dia, estando el Aonsrrs embrizgado,
Sc aeerc5 al sabio, le abraz5 con Ia siIsitn
que suele dar Ia embrizUez. y ls dijo:
Nj qusrido zsn6n, pidems todos los
fay0rss qus suisrss y te los eoncsiest en-
ssguf3s
-Puss hazms e favor De irte ! do-ur
hasia que Sc ts pzss Is mona.
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In esta iupren,s - ven5s paps
yisjo 4 dos pesos los 60 kil0s
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Anuneie Vd. con cIaHdad
Y eIegancia.

x snuncio artistioo bonito 10 lee todo ej mundo
Anuncos orados Oloh6s especalmene preparados pals
cambaI pe6dicamente parte del texo para balances
oanco isas comeroiaes modelos para ofcinas ayunta
lmientos alcaldias juzgados etc Avse used LA CO
RRESPONDENCIA' y tendra mas amplios informes
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nrusrA DE- UN sUT6x

Nicolsz III. mAsquss DE- FeTara. tens
IN bssi6n Hzmado Goncllo. cue faE etiebrs
par - mzrrulieri1s
En dsz qus e enroatrzhz 8 b ma S.
- ano. discsfian rs oomsidAaos sahrs
eazl era b E.raisi.td ma nlneruaa en Fs.
frarz. y eozp - pssc.rus erza luy va
rca q EaArqpa p'sguns1 = fszs . csse-
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En- es;s imprsnts e yende paoe
Eieic pesos quintAL
Evening journal., 1909-09-01
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL

At annual meeting Of American Smelt-
ers and Refining Company old directors
we're elected. over 10000 shares Of
stock were represented.
Tho International Pump pool is pre-
dieting so for tho stock I'm the near fu-
ture. 1t Is said French interests have
become concerned in the company through
the efforts OF the president.
It is reported from several houses this
morning that there Is very good buy
ing Of low-priccd preferred stocks. The
stocks Of railroads giving return Of 5
per cent. with good earnings seem TO be
taken for foreign investment to some eN-
tent
Reports are again received for further
investment buying of NJ. II and II.
preferred stock, which seems 10 be going
into foreign strong baxes. II Is now re-
ported that Hawley may be doing some
thing in connection with this road, but
there is nothing definite.
G. /. Hudson e. Co. said this morning
"The most we can hope for, for the time
being, IS a trading market. Buy only
on drives, the low-priced shares offer
best opportunities The Hartman
stocks seemed without support yesterday,
after the first hour or two. There arc no
deals ahead. and Harrlman's health
the worse Tho most interesting feature
OF the stock market is T. $. Steel. The
course of this stock Will determine, 10
a great degree, the behavior Of the re-
mainder OF the list. Steel has been pret-
~ well doomed but good deah OF stock
rs met between II and lS As per
cent issue. II looks high. Even at
per cent the present price is high. as
fndustrials generally CO.
Evening journal., 1909-09-01
w. H. Beacon
President
MAYOR HAS THE
BRIDGE SITE CONTRACT

Although City Council passed the ordi-
nance authorizing tho deciding Of certain
land owned by the city to the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company for the new
bridge which that company is to erect
across the Brandywine, Mayor J. Harvey
spruance to whom the measure was re-
ferred to-day. has not yet affixed his sig
nature.
The ordinance deeds the right of way
to the railroad and in7exchange the city
will receive all the land owned by the
railroad on It's present right Of way foT
which 1t will have no use after the new
bridge is erected.
The railroad further agrees to give The
city its present bridge minus the rails
and will also erect a suspension foot
bridge at any place in the park where the
Park Commission designates, to replace
the present structure under the railroad
bridge.
Evening journal., 1909-09-01
HARLEM WOMEN, LOVE
FIGHT, SAYS SQUIRE

by United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK, Sept la police magis-
trate declared officially the other day
that the Harlem women were the
Amaons OF America, who loved a fight
better than they did caring for their
babies.
James owens. IS years old wanted to
test the courage Of the Harlem Amazons,
so he caught live mouse, tied a string
to IL, and proceeded up Leno xavenue 10
iSSth street. where he amused himself by
letting the mouse run around the ground
az the feetof women pedestrians.
Some OF his victims took TO the fire
escapes. Others climbed upon convenient
barrels in front OF grocery stores. one
OF them tainted.
owens was arrested after a long chase
and told Magistrate Krolin he was hav-
ing a little fun. He was fined $50 foi
cruelty and torture TO animals.
Evening journal., 1909-09-01
THE EVENING JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER /. I9ce
PROCLAMATION
BY W. A. HUKILL
Will Make Trip Through the
State Talking Prose And
Poetry

To whom it may concern or to the pub
lie in general:
/, William Andrew Huklll, issue my
first proclamation, that 1 have revised
a collection of my own writings COW
ering a period of over fifty years, OF
before 1 reached my majority and which
1 had copied into book for whoever
might come after me, and which l have
concluded (within the last six months)
to put in book form and put it on sale
for better or for worse, which is COM
bination Of prose and poetry. The prose
is an explanation or preface of the
poetry, showing why and under what
circumstances the poetry was written,
and with what little wit and humor
lurxed within thrown in by way of
establishment, which collections will
comprise Volume / and entitled orig
linal poems by William Andrew Hul1ill,"
and absolutely true.
Since the 18th of April, 1908. have
written another volume of my life,
which dates the period of my earliest
recollection, which win be entitled,
"Reminiscences by William Andrew
Hukill," both Of which are in print and
lready for the bindery and this will be vol
ume No. 2 of a series OF three, or pos
sibly five volumes. I intend TO start
out to advertise on September 9Th,
now or nev' and have conceived the
idea to accomplish that end by carry
ling out the following program
on September 9Th, at s O'Clock in the
morning, ] will start at the Brandywine
Bridge on Market street in this city and
drive straight through to the Break
Water, 1Of miles consuming three days,
behind a pair of tho finest horses that
ever hoofed the old State road and may
make some halts on Market street IL the
crowd should block my way or impede
my progress. In connection with such
program, wish to say, I am fully aware
that I shall be subject TO comment and
perhaps to ridicule and perhaps set the
tongue Of the critic to wagging. and I am
frank to acknowledge that such proce-
durc will bear strong indications of a
greatly swelled head, or pFodigious en-
iargement Of the gall, and q most tremen.
dous hardening Of the nerves, which Is a
fact. But IL / am not seized with a severe
and sudden attack of heart failure and
don't do it, then call the boy back
Now want the public press to distinct
~ understand that so far as / am con-
cerned they have my consent to make any
comment they wish. / would not expect
them to be disrespectful. for my mind is
made up to do this thing and had my
friends known this thing was going on,
and they should have advised me 20 tho
contrary, I should not have needed their
admoniton.
Evening journal., 1909-09-01
CONTRACT FOR SILVER
SERVICE NOT PLACED

Josiah Marvel. vice chairman OF the
Delaware Battleship Committee. came IN
from Atlantic City this morning to trans
act business for the comittee. It had been
hoped that Robert Shaw's design Of the
silver service for the ship would be before
the committee to-day In order that tho
contract for the service could be placed
at once with Millard +. Davis, who has
received the contract, but il is likely that
the contract Will not be formally entered
into until next week. The service win not
be presented to the Delaware until tho
ship goes into commission next May.
Mr.. Marvel viii appoint several more
committees to collect funds for the gift.
The fund to date exceeds 5000.
Evening journal., 1909-09-01
RIDE ON CAR
TOP COSTS S.
Leslie Hawks Could Have
Ridden in Train For
Less Money

A ride on the top of a Pullman car
cost Leslie Hawks. colored, more than
a ride on the inside. Special officer
Shellender, of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road, received a message from a near
by station early this morning that a
man had been seen on top OF A Pull
man on train due here at 4.15 o'clock.
Shellender awaited the train, and
was successful in finding Hawks hug
ging the top in an effort to make him
self as small as possible. Hawks Was
placed under arrest, and in City Court
this morning Judge Cochran fined him
50 and costs. Hawks clambered to
the top of the Pullman car at Cape
Charles at 9.06 o'clock last night. How
he managed to retain his position with
the train going at a fast clip, is a
mystery.
Evening journal., 1909-09-01
81 YEARS WITH
WESTERN UNION
Isaac W. haIIam Receives
Many Congratulations on
Remarkable Record
81 YEARS OLD AND
IN FINE HEAL TIL

Isaac W. lIalam, chief clerk az the
Western Union Telegraph office in this
city to-day completed hfty-one years Of
continuous service with the company, a
record unparalleled in tho annals Of the
Western Union Company.
Mr.. lIaliam was kept busy to-day re-
ceiving congratulations from his friends
all over tho country and Western Union
operators everywhere clicked him some
CHEEKY words OF greeting. one congratula-
tory lettor came from a former Whining
tonlan now In New York. One man whom
Mr. Haliam has known since boyhood
wanted 10 drink TO his nealih with but.
tormilk.
Mr.. Hallam Is 50 years old. but looks
much younger, aud is remarkably active
especially since he has had to use n crutct
and cane since his boyhood lie is prom.
lnent in odd Fellowship. and for thirty.
seven years hao been grand secretary OF
the Grand Lodge OF odd Fellows OF Della.
ware and for q years secretary and trea
surer Of the odd Fellows Hal Company
Probably no man IN any service IN tho
country has a record for punctuality thai
will excel Mr.. Hailam's. Aside from g
weeks furlough when he was married II
1854 and a few other days that he has
taken because Of illness or death among
roatives. no has not missed day at the
Western Union Offices His own health al
ways has been OF the best.
He entered the service Of the West
ern Union Company in Wilmington,
September I. 1865. and during the civil
war when General Mcclellan was. on
the Chickahomlny River, Va, and bhe
only way I'm which tho Government
could communicate with him by wire
was through the telegraph office here,
il was Mr.. Hallam's duty TO receive
messages from Washington and relay
thom by single wire down the
Peninsula to Cherrystone, Va, whence
they were sent by cable to Fort Mon
roe. Mr. Hallam prizes an honorable
discharge from the military telegraph
service that he received from Secre-
tary of War Algor a few years ago.
It was a long time coming. and all the
more priced by Mr. Hallam.
MIR. Hallam is member OF st.
I,uke's Reformed Episcopal Church,
and was one Of the organizers Of Re
deemer Church. predecessor of 81.
Iuke's, at Eighth and Monroe streets,
He Is a member OF long-lived family,
his brothers and sisters with one eX-
ception having attained the age OF ~
before death occurred among them. one
brother having died during epidemic
many years ago.
Mr.. Hallman certainly looks good
for many more years OF business oo-
tivity.
Evening journal., 1909-09-01
SAYS JEFFRIES
WILL NOT FIGHT
BY United Press Leased Special Wire

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Sept. l.
"Jeffries doesn't intend TO fight me,
and I'll bet $1,000 | am right said
Jack johnson to-day.
'Jeffries will return TO this country
with bands playing and hen work the
theatrical game overtime. He may
sign articles and appoint date for
the fight, but mark me, when the time
comes there will be an accident or a
doctors certificate showing no is un-
able to fight
johnson said If this forecast should
prove wrong. he would apologize tc
Jeferies. johnson also said he woult
not go south OF the Mason and DiNoI
line TO night and would oppose accept
ing the offer TO fight in oklahoma. III
said he wanted to fight near larg'
city where he would have all the pro
lection the law afforded to show he i
a better man than eJffries.
Evening journal., 1909-09-01
SUBPOENA SQUAD
MEN GET THEIRS
Democrats Get 500, RepubIi.
Can Gets SIS, at Rate Of
SIS d Day
WITNESSES RECEIVE
FIFTY CENTS A DAY

City Council last night provided the
cash Tor the 200 or moro witnesses and
subpoena servers entitled to pay in con-
neotion with the hearings IN the con-
tests OF Dr. c. NJ. Almond and B. B.
Allen. before Council.
The amount allotted for tho purpose
was S4O7.5O and It was made payable 10
Clerk OF Council George II. McGovern.
who began the work Of paying on to-
day. Long before the check was cashed
the witnesses began to come into the
Council clerks office for their pay but n
was noon before any Of them got their
money.
Among the first to appear for his fee
was William Il. Gucnther. the Demo.
cratic judge IN the Fourth district OF the
Second ward on last city election day
Guenthcr was aubpoened by the Demo.
Gratis and testified that ho had seen moth
ing irregular in that election place on
election day.
Each witness was entitled 10 fifty
cents for each hearing he OF she at.
tended and the amounts each received
ran up from 80 cents to 50.
There were five subpoena servers and
at first It was decided that they should
get fifty cents for each subpoena served
but Il was later concluded that a faii
wage for them would be s. a day. and
this they were paid today.
There were four Democratic subpoena
servers and one Republican. The latter
was Andrew Cole and he received SIS
representing three days work. The Dem,
ocratoc servers each received $50 fol-
twelve days service. They were Bailin
OF Council James J. Riley. Coal oil In
spector Frank J. Quinn, Clerk Of Mar
ket Thurston NJ. Lowe and ]. Edward
McNabb, m-agent-to-be.