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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-05
LAS MADPES

debieran ssber. Con Ia mayor
parte de las ni1as, sus tribulacio-
mes proceden de Ia falta de nutri-
ci6n, tanto en- calidad como en-
cantidad. Hoy dia Sc depomins
ests condici6n por el termino de
Anemia; pero las palabras no al,
teran los hechos. Existen miles
de nifas en- esta condici6n; al
gu9ss de elias estan en- la edad
de los misteriosos cambios que
conducen al complete desarrollo
y necesitan especial cuidado.
Muchas sucumben en- este pc.
riodo tan critico = la historic
de tales perdidas es la mas iris.
te en- el cirso de la vida. Uu
trstamiento convenieute podria
haber salvsdc 8 Ia mayer parte
de estos tesoros de sus padres, 81
has msdres hubierap sabido de Ia
PREPARATION de WAMPOLE
y Ia hubierap admiuistrado 4 sus
hijas, con el resultado de que ha.
brian llegado a ser mujeres fuer.
tes Y ssnas. Es tan sabross como
10 miel Y contiene todos los prin.
cipIos nutrltivos Y curatiTos del
Aceite de Higsdo de Bscalao
Puro, que eytraemos de los higs.
dos frescos del bacalao, comb.
rados con Jarabe de Hipofosftos
Compuesto. Eztractos de Malta
' Cerezo jSilvestre. Para lograr
el desarrollo de ninos palidos,
raquiticos ' demacrsdos, ' espe.
cialmente aquelIos que padecen
Anemia, Escr6fula, Raquitismo
3 Enfermedsdes de los Huesos Y
Ia Sangre, no tiene igual, pues
suF propiedades t6nicas son ex-
celentes. "El Sr. Dn. u. San.
chez Rodriguez, Director de Ia
Casa Amiga de Ia 0brera de Ne.
Iico, dice:-La Preparation de
WampOls me ha dado los mejores
Tesultsdos en- los nihos 4 quisnss
Ia splique, spessr de 10 svanzado
de So enfermedsd estan va psrfsc-
tamente curados, hsbiendo desa.
parecido las escr6fulss que Ia
terrible snemis les producers '
su estsdO general es de 10 mas
sstisfaetorio." En- las Boticas.
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S[RlE De ESPEC-
hcu|os EN- Aqua
diHa,
Sc efectuaron examenes pa
ra el servicio civil el II
de Febrero.
El yerdugo Pedro Feliciano Du'
8 prey fae eondensdo q 2 amos
Dc carceI per acometimiento
! aggression.
De nuestro corresponsal.

Mario 10. - Continda en-
Aguadilla la serie de espec'
taoulos. .l(
No bien habia llegado> la
ola giratoria, cuando sc nos
presenta la compaiiia de no.
vedades que dirige el senor
Justiz; en- la que fgura Ell ilu.
sionists y prestidigitador Sc.
iior Antonio Vicente, conocido
por "Rey Mage, quien ante
ln escasisiino pdblico presen.
to algunos juegos de Vmagia
con bastante limpieza antea.
noche en- los que sobresalieron
los titulados "El dado de Jd.
piter" y "las botellas' volado.
3" que 81 bien es verdad que
Cn juegos harto conocidos,
agradaron 4 la conourrencia,
poniendo mas tarde dicha com
paiia dos piecesitas drsmati.
Gas y anoche Sc suspendio la
function pQr falta de concu'
srencia. =.
Ell dia 81 sc efectuaron los
examenes para el servicio ci'
vii.
..,Ha presentado su renun'
cia Ell senior Arturo Torregro,
ga, presidente de la junta del
"Circulo de San Carlos.
Ell verdugo Pedro Felicia
no Duprey, que Sc encuentra
recluido en- esta oarcel de dis
trito, be sido condenado por
el juez municipal senior Con
zalez Mena. q dos amos de car.
eel por acometimientO y agre.
sion al cabo de dicho penal,
senior Ramon Labiosa.
LA ola giratoria" del Sc.
nor Eduardo Rieras \ ha !termi,
nado su temporada en- Aqua
dilla. Mahana saldrs para
San Sebastian.
...Ha ingresado en la CON-
pania de lnovedades que dirj.
ge el senior Justi5. ell senior
Athena, tenor c6mico que &C.
tuaba en- la del maestro To.
rreg.
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Noticias de Yauco.


Mario EMANUEL Vazquez
es el nombre de un mucha
cho que padece' de una enfer,
medad tai Vez contagiosa en-
la punta de la nariz. y que
anda libremente por e) pue
bio, cuando debiers estar en-
el hospital para evitarIsu con,
tacto que podria ser perjudi,
cial a la salud publica,
...El sabado empezo a fun,
cionar el cinematografo par.
Iante de la empresa Vargas
que SO encuentrs en- ests ciu.
dad. Ha dado solo dos fun.
clones, habiendo tenido que
Euspender la de aDoche no
sabemos psr que causa.
La ola giratoria que sc
habia descompuesto ha sido
arreglada y esta hacienda las
delicias del pdblico que acude
L paseo Washington
-..El senior Venancio Cutie
Tez. padre de este corTespon.
Ial. hace va. varios dias que
yuarda cana, victims de una
pertinaz y cruel doleDoia. LIE
lsiste ell reputado doctor Ga.
lcll.
Hoy coutrajeroD matrimo.
lio civil los j6venes senior We.
sancio Torres Y la senorita
Maria Guzman.
--El tren que proCedente de
Ponce tenia que llegar aqui
Inoche 4 las ocho, sufri0 un
lescarrilamiento al llcgar a
TalIaboa donde fue destruida
a via por un buey que murio
Iestrozado por aquel que tu-
70 que regresar a Ponce.
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ESC0BA, HIGIENICA.

Los Sres. Sanchez Morales 4 Ca tienen
& Ia venta Ia celebrada escoba DUST
LES, que no lsvanta polvo al barrer, y
que ha tenido una gran aceptacion en- los
Estados Unidos y Europa, donde sc uti-
liza en- las ofcinas del Gobierno, igle-
sias escuelas, tiendas y casas particula-
res... Dura diez veees mas que una es-
coba corriente, y tiene la grandisima
ventaja de ser copmletamente higienica.
Dicho aparato no debe faltar en- ningu-
ma casa.
n En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel viejo
q dos pesos quintal.
Sc VENDE una farmacia situada en-
el nejor. punto de Santurce, bien acre
ditada. Para informes apartado hume
70 so en- Santurce.--San Juan. l5a
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Nl)TNaAS.

Sc encuen ira en- esta ciu.
dad el doctor Santiago We've,
de Fajardo. Regresara hoy q
su residencia.
-E chauffeur del senior Fer.
nande2 Vangasy fue absnelto
aver por Ia Corte de distrito
de la acusacion que lie habia
sido hecha por homicide in.
voluntario. Defendio al acu.
sado Ell Lcdo. Fernandez Van.
gas.
/. FL suceso ocurrio frente d
sMiramar" bace algun tempo
y de 81 informo oportunamen
te La Correspondence
-Ha sido presentado aver
a la Camara ell bill del Conse,
jo Executive. proveyendo def.
ciencias. Pasa de S1l5.000.
La mooion para suprimir
la Gaceta Ofesat. Sc presento
aver & la Camara ? obtuvo
mayoria.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciu.
dad Ell captain de la policia
insuIar senior Sil6n, encargado
del distrito de Mayagdez.
Aver manana se rennio
Ia Junta central de la Union
de Puerto Rico. en- el salon de
la presidencia de la Camara.
--Ha estado en- San Juan
ell senor Manuel Ledesma, de
la Junta central de la Union
de Puerto Rico. = hacendaoo
de Arecibo.
La junta directiva del
Casino EspaDol reeald q Ia
sociedad "Prctectora de Men.
digos''. Ia ]ampara de luz cleo.
trica que obtuvo como premio
por Ia i)umipaci6p do So edi-
ficjo en- las 6estas del Garuaval.
Las damas de esta soCiedad
agradecen al Casino Espanol,
este generoso donativo.
=, Con motive de Ia llegada
del vapor conduoiendo tourls-
las, Sc efectuo anoche retreta
en- la plaza principal, Con
currio buep nlmero de perso.
mas. La banda de la policia
insular ejecuto un selecto pro-
grama,
...El gobernador Post diri,
gio aver un extenso y expresi'
vo cablegrama al presidente
Taft, felicitandolepcr So toma1
de possession.
.-.Buen' Dumero de personals
de esta ciudad ha visitado al
crucerc de la marina de que.
ira sueca surto en- nuestro
puerto La marinerfa desem.
barco aver dando 1nuestras de
la mayor discipline y compos'
tura.
-Nervios y mujer es cast
10 mismo. ,Que lnujer no pa
dace de ellos! Pues 81 quiere
I'd. tenerlos ell salud tome el
Vino de Cerebrina Ulrici.
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Linea ferrea del 0eSte.

Iiinersrio.-Sahdas de Bayamon y Co
pital, simult4neamente.
Dias laborables Q, 7.0S, S 80
945 Y ll.00. Tsrde l2l5 las, al;
4.35, 5.45, y $50.
Dias iestiyos. -Nahans 6, 7.0S, $50,
Gas y ii, Tarde l2.I5, l.3O, ESQ, $50
$50, 5.45 y $50,
Billetes barstos para dIaI iestivos De
SAP Juan 8 Bayamon. ida y vue!ts 60
la. clase. 25 etvsE "a. clase. 10 etvs.
De Bayamon 4 Cstaho. ida y vuslta, ls
elase, 10 ctvs., "a. clase, 10 etvs.
Bi;letes ordinsrios de Capital Cats
70 en Is. Glaze, etvs y 2s etsss 3
ctvs.
Bayam6n, lc de Ensro de 1905. Ra.
mon Vsldes.
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F aro Psicologico"

La anunciada velada lirico
literaria en- este ciroulo, fue
esplendida.
Cuantas personals tomaron
parte en- ell acto, hicieronlo de
modo .brillante, pasandose no
ras de verdadero quito espar.
cimiemto.
Sc oyerop discursos y reci'
taoiones hermosisimos. FL pt.
blico fue numeroso y compues.
to de distinguidas personas
de la ciudad y Santuroe.
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. Pp-Iumeria Napoleon

Nasvs pe.fameris Fraacesa y Anne
ricans que ss esusacc verdade!a
reoolueion en- 81 mando e!esants
EsTRACTos ccn per:unerias VIC.
iesa, Heliotropo ; piel de Espais muy
bieD preseatado. eads como so sa
cajita iitograisda
Pete de on7A % csvs enzas
40 ctvA 8 onlm IS ctvs. J onsas
90 ctvG
AGUAS PARA Ell TOCADGR con
perfumes violetas, Ross blanca Lilas
blaneas, Levander ysandaIo q so y IS
ctvs. frasco
Liquido para enjusgar Ia hoca; Es
uu antiseptico eieDtibco gin igual a rs
, 50 ctvs frssco
Pasts para 10 dentadura: La mejor
que Sc conooe para linpiar, blanquear
J perservar los dientes precio Is ctvs.
Polvos aseptina para el tocador:
Perfume violeia y Lilas 4 20 ctvs.
frasco.
Jsbones en- cajitas de 3 pastas muy
biep presentados 4 Is 80 = 60 ctvs.
GAIA y cusnto mas Sc pueda necesitar
en- perfumeria Ia fabrica ests nueva
msrca NAPOLEON COD la especiali.
dad de ser sus articulos superiores y de
uD precio excesivamentsS economico
Dep6sito General en- el gran Ba,ar de
Novedades de Gonzalez Padin Hnos
J en- ia Paquita'.
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FL SUcESO De AVER.
3Candelarlo Pifleiro cae de
un andamio y queda
rnuerto a los pocos ms.
tantes.
Era empleado de Ia planta elec'
trica en- donde trabajaba des'
de hace dos amos.

A las 5 y 80 de la tarde de
aver ocurrio en- Santurce, local
ocupado por la planta electri'
ca del servicio de oarros de
pasaje entire San Juan y Rio
Piedras, un sensible suceso,
Condelario Pfieiro, obrero
que desde hace mas de 9 amos
trabajaba en- aqueila empresa
y que estaba en- un andamlo
hacienda reparaeiones, cayo
desde una altura como de II
a l2 metros. Cuando lego
Ell medico del poblado va no
habia remedio, pues pareCs
q. Pineiro quedo muerto a los
pooos momentos de sufrir el
tremendo golpe que lie ocasio'
no varias- fracturas.
El jefe del puesto de la po'
lieia sargento Castillo sc cons.
tituyo seguidamente en- ef 10.
gar de la ocurrencia dando el
correspondence, parte a las
otras autoridades.
Descanse1en paz el que ga.
nando eI pan para su familia,
halo inespeIada muerte.
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...Mss de 200 personas del
pasaje del vapor aleman que
lego aver a este puerto. visi.
taroD aver tarde el "Parque"
y los alrededores della ciudad.
81 Ell proyecto de ley de la
Camara creaDdo las juntas de
valoraci6D de Ia propiedad.
ha sido aprobado en tercera
lectura- Sc cree que este pro.
yecto de ley dars juego en- el
Consejo Executive.
Los sehores GioTgetti, Ca
ballero y Delgado, ban sido
designados por el speaker de
la Camara para componer la
representation de 6sta en- la
comisi0n para cumplimiento
del bill de riego de la costa
Sur.
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Cablegrama de- felici-
tacion.
Lo dirlslo aver al pres,den,
tie Taft, la asociacion de
productores de azucar.

El siguiente cablegrama fu6
aver trasmitido a Washington
por la asociaci6n de producto.
res de azucaI de esta isla:
Taft. Preidente Was,
hington. D. c, Asociaciop pro.
duCtores az1car de Puerto Ri.
co felicitaD a usted per su
Inauguration. giorgetti. Pre-.
sidente.
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MoVimiento de cultura en-
Rio Piedras

En- Rio Piedras hablando
liricamente esta la cosa que
arde, Las normalistas diriji.
das por la senorits Ernestina
Ruiz. preparan una velada,
las senoritas preparap otras
dirijidas por Vizcarropdc que
va q dar el opio. = los mucha
chos de Aguero Y Silva diceD
que van a echar las campanas
q vuelo para 90 quedaIse
atras.
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HOTEL "HORIENTE".- .-Propie,.ris
Emilia Ramirez Nda- De MaslerrsT. Ha-
macao. p L. P. o. Box 20. Gale del
ColnereiO- BAhos De d1eha . todA ho-
r. % "a
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Ell MEJOR RON.-Los sefores al.
vsrs, Bermanos, del comercio dc ests
pls,a, coptip dan recibiendo grandes pc.
dioos del acreditsdo Ron SAN LUIS, que
ta merecido la mejor aeeptaciop del pI-
bNco. No eoptiene .sustancias nociRas y
es "vieiq" de .verdad, sin mixti6caciones
ri sditameDtos perjudicales Ia salud.
No 10 olvideis, Ron SAN LUIS, calls de
SAP Jose casa se6ores Alvarez hernia.
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Fierce en ls Corte Federal
y Cortee insulaYes.
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JOSE B. FlGUERAS.
AB0 6AD0

Ia estabiecide gu bufete San Jose
6 altos SAP Juan Puerto Rico.
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"A ! OLA.
GPONTEVEDRA ESPANA1

SALES NATURALEs exada por evaporation vscfo de la
aguas minerales ..-
Sc emn para preparation de bahos generates locales guaa
resutados los que obtenen Ell Banaro 5--
JABONtS peparados base de ~ evitan las afecona
de poderosmente ansep exceentes b6n de oador
AGUAS terma coruado bromurada sodca ugnosas arb6n
variedad ltico arsencaes ..... .z..-
rara socteAse del DR.. 7. MatanZO Gale ID
Tetuan nGmero 3d.
Dep0SitO para Ia venta:
Alnaeen de S. MELON & Co.
San Juan Puerto Rico San Justo IL.
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Don Manuel Fernandez Juncos.
Reproducios en- faesimils carta que nos dirie est
dstnguido escrtor, expresando e1 efecto que produ
era en- su propo RI de las Pildoras de Foste
para los rnones.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-21
AGREEMENT RUM0R
IN CANAL C0NFAB
Conference Today Said to Have
Had Successful Ter
minati0n.
From . star corr.sponasnt.l

TRENTON, June 21.-The matter of
the abandonment of the Morris and
Essex Canal was discussed again today
in a conference which was held in the
executive Office. behind closed doors.
Those in attendance were Governor
John Franklin Fort. Attorney-Genera
Edmund Wilson; former Attorney-Gen-
eral Robert H. MeCarter, former SUI
preme Court Justice Bennett Van
syekel. Chandler w. Rikef and ]. II.
Schappercotter. general counsel for the
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company.
While nothing of a definite char
aacter could be ascertained, it il under
stood that the conference resulted in
a final agreement as TO the plan for
the abandonment of the canal. At for
mer conference there were several
minor matters which the parties were
unable to agree upon.
Although the suit brought by the
State against the Lehigh Valley Rail
Rad Company, the lessee of the Morris
and Essex Canal Company, has been
heard by Vice-Chancellor Stevens, the
respective counsel have not as yet
presented their arguments TO the
court, and 1t Is likely that the court
will never be called upon to hand down
It's decision. This, of course, Is based
upon the assumption that the State
and the Canal Company will agree
upon a plan of abandonment.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-21
LANDSCAPE
ARTIST, SUICIDE
Daniel ". Langton Kills Him.
self in M0rristOwn
Residence.
Especial to the Evening start

YOUNGSTOWN. June 21.-Daniel w.
Langton, a landscape gardner with
offices at BAL Fifth avenue. New York,
and a county seat on the Basking
Ridge road, lear here, committed sui
eide by poisoning today in his Morris
town home. He was in New York yes
terday and returned here at $3.50
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Later in
the evening DR.. Stephen Pierson was
called and found him apparently suf-
fering from cyanide of potassium, the
patient dying early today.
DR.. George l.. johnson, the coroner
was called and an autopsy will be
made.
Mr.. LaDgton was eminent in his pro-
f%ession, being one of the Landscape
artists engaged in laying out Jersey
City's new park, and he also laid out
the country seats of the late David II.
McAlpin Place at Glen Aipin and that
of James T. Pyle, adjoining.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-21
CARS BLOCKED OVER
N OF TEN CENTS.
Two Passengers and Conductor
Then Go to Court.

John Simmons. A years old. of 141
Norfolk street, and Frederick Cook, q
years old, of 121 Duryea street, were
arraigned In the Fourth Precinct Police
Court today on complaint of a con
ductor of the South Orange avenue
trolley line. The complainant stated
that neither had paid a fare. but Cock
showed transfers as evidence that they
had. During the row, which was shortly
before 10 O'Clock last night, sever cars
were blocked.
Judge Herr adjourned the case until
tomorrow. to afford the conductor ar
opportunity to prove by his day card
that the transfers were not issued by
him. He had his punch in court, but
the court ruled the report would be
stronger evidence.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-21
FIND BODY IN
LAKE HOPATC0NG
Raymond Underneath Drowned
as Rescuers Saved Two
Companions. Il
Especial TO the Eveninx start

LAKE HOPATCONG. June 1.-THE
body of Raymond L~indermouth Of Ash
land, Pa. who vas drowned here yes
terday, was recovered today after an
all night search. The fatality occurred
off Halsey island. Nolan's Point. where
the water is thirty-fye feetedeep.
Lindermouth came here yesterday
morning on a special excursion by way
of the Central Railroad OF New Jersey
from Mount Carmel and neighboring
places. Soon after reaching the lake
Lindermouth,' Samuel Clark and Louis
Mullen hired a rowboat and went out
in it.
The small boat was swamped by the
well from a passing launch, and when
the boat began 10 fll the boys became
panic stricken and upset 1t. Launches
put nut to their res de.g Life preservers
We're thrown to all three, but Binder
mouth went down just as the preserver
was thrown.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-21
TRAOUCER
GOT THREE YEARS
Pearl Paska, Trenton Girl, Es-
capes with Light Sentence
for Homicide.

TRENTON, June 2i.-Pearl Paska, a
beautiful 1~7-year-olG girl, entered a
plea of guilty to manslaughter in Mer-
Ger Court here today, and was sem
fenced to three years In the New Jer-
sey State prison at hare labor.
On the night of May 16 last the Paska
girl stabbed John Lukacs to the heart.
They mad been to a dance. and Lukacs.
she said, insulted her. He followed her
home. and still continually repulsed,
made certain accusations against her
in the presence of other persons.
Thoroughly aroused the girl grabbed
a bread knife from a table and plunged
1t into the breast Of her accuser. She
is engaged to marry a young man In
the Hungarian army. Lukacs was a
married man, n had q wife and
family in the old country.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-21
Y NEW JERSEY MEWSg
Hello As SWAMP
VICTIMS SLAYER
~Jerseyman's Skull Crushed,
Burlington County Man Said
to Have Confessed.

HAMMONTON. June s1.-Daniel De-
cou. of Tabernacle, Burlington county,
"A wears old, is in Hammonton Jail,
charged with the murder of Frank Vas
turio, foreman on the Joseph Wharton
cranberry boys, Atsiop.
In an alleged confession to County
Detective William Baitzel, of Atlantic
City. last night. Decou acknowledged
that he killed vasturio by hitting him
over the head with a heavy iron bar
used to press hay. Decou claims that
he did the killing in self-defense.
The killing took place in a swamp.
five miles from Hammonton. Vastu-
rios body was found by Edward Keii
and wife. of Atsion. as they were COM
ing to Hammonton to church.
After vasturio was struck with the
bar of iron which crushed his skull. he
was dragged into the swamp
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-21
WAR WILL FOLLOW
SEIZURE Of CRETE
General Schefket Pacha De-
clares Turkey Will Not
Brook Interference.

cONSTANTINOPLE, June 21.-Gen-
eral Schefket Pacha. commander-in in
chief of the Turkish Army, in reply tt
request for his opinion OF the situation
in Crete, said:
Il am a soldier and must. therefore
keep silence. The Porte alone is com
petent to deal with the matter. but ir
case of annexation war is inevitable
The general denied the statement at
tributed to him by the Berlin Tagblatt
that he is ready to march IN Athen:
with 1000 0 men, but confirmed the
rumor that Cherkess Mehemed Pachs
will be executed for arbitrary crimes
committed under his orders. Other ex.
ecutions. the last o. the series, will, hi
admitted, take place.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-21
SAY BELMONT WILL
WE'D ELEANOR ROBSON,
Financier Will Not Deny Report.
Actress Nursed Him.

NEW YORK, June 21.-Social and
theatrical circles are keenly interested
in the report that the engagement OF
August Belmont and Eleanor Robson,
the actress. would soon be announced,
and that the marriage would take place
in Europe this summer.
Although this report ZONES from q
reliable source. MIR. Belmont will
neither affirm nor deny it. Mr.. Bel
mont's friends take the report serious
~. Several of them speaktof Miss Rob-
sons interchangeable attentions to the
fnancier during his Illness at the Gen.
eral Memorial Hospital in this city last
January and recall that his car was
frequently seen at the stage door fo
the Lyceum Theatre during Miss Rob-
sons season there this spring.
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WOMEN in PANIC
LEAP FROM TROLLEY.

PHILADELPHIA, June 21,-There
was a wild panic in a damned trolley
car of the Camden and Trenton line
when as 1T was bowling along Market
street, near. Ninth, bound for the Cam
den ferry terminal last night, there
came a sudden explosion from the con-
troller box on the front platform. After
thrusting her S-year-old boy out of q
window Mrs. Ella Coverly. of 4sl1
Woodland avenue, Philadelphia dived
headforemost out the same window to
the street, out escaped with badly cut
hands and some bruises. Mrs. Emma
Holiday. of Wilmington, Del, who was
found unconscious in her seat, was sent
to the home of friends in Camden,
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CROWD CHEERS ATLANTIC RESCUE.

ATLANTIC CITY, June 2t.-Unahle
to swim and unconscious of the fact
that thirty feet of swiftly running
water lay beneath him. William Me-
Caffrey, of Philadelphia. Owed off. the
end OF the Royal Palace pier yesterday.
Life Guard Harry Merrick dashed to
his rescue. Crowds watched the strug-
gle as the guard fought the current
with his charge, and applauded when
the two reached shore. xct
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500 Cut Glass jug ......34 40
zoe Ready Made Sheets S9c
30c Pillow Tops and Backs 2ic
LOO Bed Pillows -. 79c
29c Kimono Sacques =. I0c
SOC Tussah Pongee Silks SOC
Fownes' LOO Isle 0Ioves 60c
6irls'z.S to s.S Trimmed Hats l.5O
100 Silk Isle Vests $3.50. SOC
Els Piece Long Cloth LW
Fine 25.O 90 Dinner Sets 1898
7sc Folding Clothes Horses . SIC
LIS Nickel Plate Tea Kettles. soc
LIS Wask Stand Outfit SOC
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HELD FOR SHOWING
WORTHLESS CHECK.
Picked Up for Jumping Bail,
Wanted on Another Charge.

Joseph Giasier, of Z Marshall street,
was arraigned in the First Criminal
Court today n held in the sun of
5000 bail to await the action of the
Grand jury, charged with obtaining
money under false pretenses, in pass
ing an alleged worthless check for s1o.75
at the store of the Newark Go-Cart
Company,
He was arrested in Market street
Saturday night by Detective Sergeants
Meehan and Donovan, who wanted him
for jumping a bail bond of 81 900 on the
charge of embezziing s23S from a Cen
trail avenue merchant.