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Evening journal., 1909-04-03
GIRL TO'GET WELL
But Doctors Dare Not Remove Her
Suicidal Bullet.

CHESTER. Pa. April S.-The condi-
tion of Miss Mabel, the 16-year-od daugh-
ter of Prothonotary Andrew J. Dalton.
Of Upland who shot --erself I'm the right
side at her home Thursday morning.
while suffering from melancholia over
her school studies. was favorable today,
and IT is now thought by the Chester
Hospital authorities that she will re-
cover.
Drs. j. l.. Forwood and S. r. Croth-
ers. who have charge Of the case. ind
that. while they have located the bullet
in the upper part of the large vertebrae.
they are unable TO -emove IT, and that
If they undertook TO do so they would
probably cause the girls death.
Evening journal., 1909-04-03
MARATHON
DERBY TODAY
Champions of all CIimes
Meet in New York This
Afternoon
THE WINNER GETS $4,000

$4,000 Marathon Derby.
Distances miles, 3S5 yards.
Place-Polo Grounds.
Track-Five laps TO mile.
Best time any of contestants. full
course. is 2:3l:25, made by Henri St.
Yves in GRANGE. and duplicated. his
handlers claim, from Shepherds
Bush TO Londan.
Contestants ang best time:
Thomas Longboat. Onondaga Indian,
2:i5:50 20
Dorando Pietri. Italian, 2:4f:2O 3-5.
Johnny Hayes. olympic winner, Amer
lea. 2:44:40 is.
Matthew Maloney. Ireland, 2:36:26 is.
Henry st. Yves, France. 2:3l ;23, made
over olympic Marathon Course in
special time trial.
Alfred Shrubb, England. 2:24;o5 for
q miles.
Winners share-Purse 5000.
Betting-Longboat Z to 5; Dorande. Q
TO 5; Shrubb. Z to .; Maloney. 5 to
/: Hayes, 5'to i; ST. Yves. to 1.
Evening journal., 1909-04-03
JOHNSON WOULD
FIGHT JEFFRIES
But Heavyweight PueiIiStiC
Situation is Still up in
the Air
PLENTY OF TALK BUT
NO IMPORTANT MATCHES

NEW YORK, April 3.--With chal-
lenges being hurled back and forth and
no decisive action taken. the heavy
weight pugilistic situation Is still in
the air" The sporting public is clam
sring for the big fellows to get into
action. but outside of two matches
made with second-class fighters, the
leading heavy weights. have not been
brought nearer together than they
were two weeks ago. Here's what the
big moguls of the ring say:
Jim Jeffries-When I'm ready TO fight
I'll let the public know.
Jack Johnson-I'll fight anybody, JEFF
fries preferred.
Big AL" <aufman-rm not afraid
Of any OF them.
Stanley Kotchcr-I want to fight
johnson for the championship
sam I.angford-They all seem TO be
afraid of me.
Jim Corbett--I can take Johnson's
measure.
philadelphia Jack" O'Brien-I'm not
out of IL by any means.
Today big Al" seems to he the log
ical candidate TO meet Johnson. He
IS as big and as heavy as the negro
champion. and IL is believed that the
public would rather see two men evenly
matched get together than TO have one
Of the contestants overweight and tower
above his opponent as would Johnson
should he meet Ketcholl despite the
fact that the latter has many admirers
who believe he could beat the negro.
Kaufman win be seen in action
against Tony Ross. the New Castle
tighter on April 1s, and on the show
ing he makes in this bout will depend
what chance he would have against
the negro.
Ketcholrs fight against O'Brien shows
that the mid1lewcight champion is a
hard man for any of them to beat and
hc win try to again prove that he is in
line for the heavyweight championship
when he fights Sailor Burke on April 20.
johnson viii not he seen In action
for at least six months The negro
champion Is no wreaplng the benefits
OF his victory over Tommy Burns. and
has twenty weeks vaudeville turn,
which viii bar him from entering the
ring.
Evening journal., 1909-04-03
DELAWARE OPENS
BASEBALL SEASON
College Team Goes TO CheS-
tertOwR to Play Wash
ingtOn College
spseIal 10 THE EvENINa JouRNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Del. April s-The Della
ware College baseball team left to-day
for Chestertown. Md, to play the
Washington College team. 1t will be
Delawares first game of the season.
The following players were taken:
Marshall Cam. Dunn. Eliason, Ward.
Haley, Edwards. Obier. Greenwood,
Edgar. captain, and Shipley. manager.
The next game on Delaware's schedule
will be played next Wednesday after
noon at Newark with the Temple
University of Philadelphia. Delaware
is trying to secure the services of a
coach for the ball team to take the
place of Vic Willis. who has left TO join
the Pittsburg team.
Evening journal., 1909-04-03
RIVAL FOR BEEF TRUST
s16,ooo,oo0 Mexican Cattle Company
Chartered in Delaware.

DOVER. Del. April 3.-One of the
most important concerns chartered here
this year, and apparently a rival OF the
Beef Trust is the Mexican National Sc
ctirlties Company. incorporated by tho
State Department
II is authorized to breed and raise live
stock. to purchase and develop and stock
cattle ranches. and to own and operate
abattoirs, packing houses, warehouses
and farms.
The incorporators are Alfred Hector,
Edward NJ. Neary and Raphael Brill, all
Of New York city, and the capital stock
is Sl6OOo.OO0.
Evening journal., 1909-04-03
MORNINGSTAR THE
BILLIARD CHAMPION

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK, April S.-Ora c. Morning
star. the New York expert is to-day the
undisputed 1872 billiard champion. In the
tournament which ended last night. Morn
ngstar finished with an unhroken string
OF Victories. George b. Sutton, OF Chi
cago. finished second with fve victories,
and one defeat; George Slosson and AL
bert G. Cutler. OF Boston. tied for third
and fourth places. with three victories,
and three defeats
Evening journal., 1909-04-03
AUTOlSTS PREPARE
FOR ANOTHER RUN

The executive committee Of the Del
aware Automobile Association will
meet IN the Office OF the secretary,
Charles G. Guyer. on Monday night
TO consider another motor run from
this city this summer, similar to those
Of last year. Blue prints have been
prepared of all roads leading from the
city.
Evening journal., 1909-04-03
LOU DILLON AND OTHER
FAMOUS TROTTERS GO ABROAD

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK April 3.-For a campaign
on the trotting tracks OF Europe. nine
high class trotters the stable OF c. X. G.
Billings. left for Hamburg to-day on the
steamer Patricia. The stable will 80 to
Berlin after which the various trotting
meetings IN Europe win he visited. in
cluding 81. Petersburg. Budapest. Vienna
and London.
Included in the string are tho famous
Lou Dillon. w J. Lewis, Tempue Fugt
Turley and Berta Mack Trainer Charlie
Turner was In charge
Evening journal., 1909-04-03
GIVE BABY A
$3.50 VERDICT

In Superior Court yesterday afternoon
the jury in the damage suit OF William
Francis Duggan VS.. the Wilmington and
New Jersey Ferry Company gave verdict
for $3.50 in favor Of the plaintiff.
It is the first instance where a child that
is unable TO speak has come into court and
obtained verdict for injuries. The child
was knocked off his mothers lap wnsn
the steamer Ulrica collided with barge
al the King street wharf.
Evening journal., 1909-04-03
pelawar. Freshmen VS.. Friends.

NEWARK. April S-On next We'd
nesdsy the Delaware College Freshmen
will play the baseball tesm-of the
Friends School at Wilmington. The
Freshmen have fast team this year
and expect 10 win. on Saturday Of
the same week the Freshmen will play
the Eikton High School at Elkton.
Evening journal., 1909-04-03
ATLANTICS TO
MAKE SCHEDULE

At the meeting Of the Atlantic League
managers in Philadelphia tomorrow the
league schedule will be adopted and 9TH
er details of the seasons play an
nounced Alex. Stirlith, manager of the
Wilmington Atlantic League team will
attend the meeting. Stirlith hopes to
have the local team at home on every
Saturday and holiday during the sea-
son. His men will report here in a short
time. II Is likely that the season will
open May g.
Evening journal., 1909-04-03
PhIIadeIphIa Lawyer Here.

John j. Rahilly, attorney at law. Of
Philadelphia. has been in Wilmington
for a few days. He was the Philadel-
phia counsel for William Joseph Dug
gan who had the case in the Superior
Court. Mr.. Rahilly is prominent in the
Knights Of Columbus and while here
called on many OF the members in
Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1909-04-03
NEWARK POLO TEAM
PLAY PLEASES MANAGER
,eo,al 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.

special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK. Del, April 3-Manaser
Dickey and Coach Mitch Hill Of the
Newark polo team, are pleased with the
progress the team is making. Mitch
hin has been coaching the players three
nights a week. Last Thursday the team
held the fast Lenox team TO a close score
After this week Manager Dickey viii play
two games a week at the Newark rink,
and would like to hear from all teams
wishing 10 play games at Newark.
Evening journal., 1909-04-03
SEQ pamaass AaaInst cireus company

James DOlan. OF White Plains, Now
York. was given a verdict for $3.50 in
the Superior Court yesterday afternoon
for injuries received while employed by
the Hargreaves Shows two years ago.
AS the shows are chartered under the
laws Of Delaware the suit was brought
in this state.
Evening journal., 1909-04-03
Injury by Fall.

Failing from boiler in the Peoples
Railway plant, John Langford was so
badly injured that he had to go to a
hospital.
Evening journal., 1909-04-03
1 IanLfnrd Tnirls 10. Hit Gan1e.

sEAFORD. Del, April s-The Princess
Anne High School did not afford good
practice for the Seaford High School
and was defeated, IS to 0. Lankford.
for seaford, twirled no-hit game.
Evening journal., 1909-04-03
This Time IT,
in Earnest

Just take this as if you were the only one
we had ever said it to. It's just that
much in earnest. We want You to get
into the busy market-place of the Nun
nimakers, yourself, with Your offer and
Your goods. We want You to get some
of the money that is moving. If you
are in any business, whether you give
it all your time or only your spare time,
an Evening Journal" classified ad will
bring buyers to you. If you are not in
any regular business, we know there is
something you have that you want less
than you want money. Whether you
have only your work and your time to
sell, or whether it is any article, we tell
you we can get money for it if you adj
vertise it in the little classified ads in
the Journal 1.-The busy market-place
of the Munnimakers.
Evening journal., 1909-04-03

Falls Dead After Eating.
GEORGETOWN, April S.--William
Stokes. aged 60. Of Northwest Fork.
dropped dead while arising from his
breakfast In apparently perfect health.
Evening journal., 1909-04-03
PAGERS
SPRINGS

Referee-Taylor. Timer-Barnhill.
Goals for Springs-One, by Beatty.
PAGERS not scoring.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-18

Der Irbeitnehmer unD Dcs Stantes.
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lobrlid) mirb auf biele &eile 5uer>
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ipobnlitc Gbcds foiten 10 Gents
Collections : @ebiihren). Sci Sens
Sung bon @abcn ober geitrdgen err
Wabnc malt uusoriidlidl. bdb Die
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Den. erbnlten bafiir bas lei offi6ielle
Sraan ,Gentrnl : Slatt & Socidl
Suffice" portcirei pur1 Die Ycit 5us
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wiseer cin Se3iaIcs 0cicb.

SriiiicI. %. S(pril. 90. =
&uum bat Die belgiide 9armcr ons
@eies nrgenomnten. ba5 Die Nrbeitsz
3eit in Den aohlenberglperfcn aui
lcun Srnben tdglif belfrdnft. ais
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nit eincm Ieniiunsscics fir Wincn.
arbciter. Sic Seniion miro sarans
ticrt bur9 Seitrdsc Der a~r6eit9cbcr,
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vi IS. Wtiitcr @oiterl Sic
Yrciic III Die Seeer lperbe Wfir e
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lie bcnm bic Neii9fcite ber?" bot Der
anobelicpp 9eirogt. ~@eQ. lie ioQe iie
bolt frie9c, GO tidebt boh Anes IN
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SIR Sic Gentralftele HeS Gen'
tralsUereins.

Stir Die 9entralitelIe Deg Central
@creiils iinb Dem llnter3eifneten fols
eenoe lreitcre geitrdge iibermittelt
pprben:
Sriiber gemclbct 80. ~.$3.111.00
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Lamb, 8. 200
S. :. Mcaert. Glepelanp.
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Iacu. 6. acidiin, (speite
@abe), Glepelanb. o.. 400
&en. @m. 8euier. Snbins
napolis. Snb. -. 1000
ct. Soiepb' sTerein, Serns
Don, &nnlds -. 1.25
3ipei @rtrd : 8aben bon
South Chicago, ST.. "a
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Gonrub, 8. z. 81, Com
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ct. Srau5 bon Gales
llitteritiisunss Gercin,
ct. 2puis, Wtp. .t.%. 5000
ct. @tnrtinu5 ltnterltiies
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ct. Globiius 3. %. G.,
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!. .S4,224.5O

= IT Ut TT u. . .Df'--T''V
ollie VeitrGac fir Die Gcntrnlitcllc
res Gentrals @creins pbcr Ibonncs
mcntspelocr iiir bns YGertralsS lntt
& Social Suffice" icnbc nor permils
telit Nonep Srber ODER Graft auf ct.
2ouis, Chicago ODER Ietp yorf. (0ez
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81. Sreifnltigfeits >Gere
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r. ldnote auser DEN dns
geeebenen nod 10 Ibonz
nenten Elm {. 49,. 1000
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llnteritiisungs : @erein
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bon Chicago, 81. ianbte
brei I%bonrenten I. ... 800
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BOD Sslanb, ST., Ianbte
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9ereirt in Iuaufta, Wo.,
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prei Ibonnenten 800
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pas .Gentral 9latt &
Social Suffice" fir cinen
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BPM ct. Soieph's : VerS
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Der bobfp. Chm. Sabmus
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gilm in Columbus, g..
lonote lefs @|bcnncnten 600
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Stemper bon ct. slnna
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isis, Innbte neitcrc iics
ben Nbonnenten elm TOO
Setretdr g. Sd,noercr bonn
ct. Sran8isfus : @erein
in BLOOMINGTON, Sa.,
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ppm ct. Soicpb'ss@erein
in Meiers 8robe. Winn..
ianbte. nuBcr bent oben
on9csebencn nod IA
Abonnenten .... 14.0(
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Siucitaulenb Sollers for 10 c Maihir
bc5oble.
.gSie piplpc
S. g., ESQ.
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solvencia en- que sc debate la admins
TRACTION metida en- compromises y en- en-
peilos, superiores a las fuerzas pecuna-
fias de que puede disponer.
Ell gobierno tiene planteado este pro-
blema. La solucion mas rapida, que
mejor satisfarla, todos, y tai vez la
1nica. es la que apuntamos hgeramente,
con el buen proposito dc que Sc inicien
aproximaciones que son convenlentes,a "a
la vez que Sc cnmple con Ell precepto de-
mocratico de reconocer al pueblo la in
tervencion que tiene y que debe tomar
en- la formation de los presupuestos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-16
De teatrO

Eel notable lmitador Minute" Sc nos
present6 aver en- I'm genero que no ha-
bfa hecho hasta ahora en- San Juan: ell
de las transformaciones rapidas.
Su trabajo en- "Camaleonte, satisflzc
plenanente al pdblico, que lie aplaudio
con verdadero entusiasmo, tanto en- las
rapid1simas transformations, como al
final de la cancioon cubana con que real
70 ell personaje femenino de la obra.
las simpaticas senoras Cabello y Fe-
rrery, los senores Casas0s y Bandera,
fueron muy celebrados en- la interpreta-
ci6n del juguete c6mico Mas uale mana
que faersG.
Hay mucho interes por conocer la emo
cionante obra de hipnotismo Sue1o as-
REQ, uno de los exitos de la senora Cabe-
llo y Minute.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-16
X lObO en- Santurce
Una sirvienta ladrona

Aver tarde fu6 arrestada en- Santur,:
ce una j6ven de .cual habla sospe-
chas de que fuese autora de un robo
importante cometido en- la residencia
del senior joaquin Matienzo, en- San
turce. De las investigaciones practi-
cadas resultA 10 siguiente.
Hace dos meses que Maria Sanchez:
que Sc encontraba sin colocaci6n fue
alquilada como sirvienta por "a seno-
ra Rodriguez de Matienzo, y desde di-
cho tempo la famula habia obser-
vado buena conducta, pero anteayer
al If & la habitaci6n de Ia sonora de
MatienzO, abri6 el ropero donde dicha
senora guarda sus prendas y sustrajo
de un caioncito un junquillo de brillan
tes.
Entire otros objetos de~valor la San.
chez Sc enamoro de Ia pulsera y para
que no fuese descubierta la llevaba es
condida debaio de la planta de un PIE
Aver al ser registrada en- ell cuartel
de policia de Santurce por dos guar
dias Sortero v Rodriguez, ante la anne
naza de ser conducida a la carcel ST.
no declaraba la verdad de los hechos
manifesto que ella era la autora del
robo, y en- efecto La pulsera lie fue en-
contrada en- ed sitio mencionda. Esta
maiiana fue conducida ante ell fiscal
senior Campillo, para La denuncia Co.
respondents.
La pulsera esta valorada en- 500 do
liars y es un regalo de boda del senior
MatienzO.
Maria Sanchez es de color, tiene ca,
torce amos de edad. Ha ingresado en
la carcel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-16
Connercial

Los seiiOres Sucesores de Roses y
Co., de Arecibo, nos participant que
Dor vencimiento de su termino de con-
trato, ha cesado en- sus negociOs la
sociedad que giraba bajo la ra7dn men-
clonada, constituy6ndose otra con La
denomination Sucesores de Roses y Co.
Sociedad EN- Comaudita, para ded1cars
d los mismos negocios de La extingqi-
da y de la que son socios gestores don
Andres Oliver, don Lorenzo Oliver y
don Adolfo Koester, y commentaries
don Antonio Figueras, dona Isabel ST.
ragusa hijos, don Vicente Caballero,
don Lorenzo Roses y Borras y los her
manos don Lorenzo, don Miguel don
Mariana Roses y Artau.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-16
Nota Comercial

Los seilores Olivar Luzlnaris y Co-r
S. en G. de esta capital, nos par7tl-~
cipan que por vencimiento de su con-
trato social, ha quedado dlsueita Ia,
sociedad mencionada, constituyenda-
Sc una nueva mercantil industrial y
agricola que sc hace cargo de La IL
quidaci6n del activo y pasivo de Ia ez-
tinguida f1rma.
La nueva sociedad girara bajO el
nombre de Dolores Font, y ha sid@
nom1brado administrator de La refer
da mercanth, industrial, don Jose Oil
var y Molina.