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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-12
C0NAT0 De
TRACED|A.
En- el hotel w aldorf
una mujer dispara
un tiro a un hoznbre.
La hala tropezando con
una pluma de fuente. no
penetro en- el pee ho de la
vlctlma.
Una his'oris intjmsguee aten-
tado hizo publica.

Una his'oris intima quee aten-
tado hizo publica.
Mr. William 8. Craig, IN
abogado de New York, aca
baha de eptlar en- el hotel
Waldorf Astoria. cuando. en-
frrnte de un ascensor. una
mnjer Sc le acerco y le dijo:
-"Yo te ensenare a que
me divides, Will"
Y ]e disparo I'D tiro de re-
volver. La bala di6 en- una
p]uma de fuente que el abo.
gado l]evaba Ell el bolsillo del
chaleco, y esto contuvo el pro
yecti] que solo lie produjo una
confusion en- el pecho.
| Los "detectives' del hotel,
! Kennedy y Kelly, Sc apodera-
ron inmediatamente dc la mu.
jer Esta dijo:
Me llamo Mrs, Neville
Castle, Conozco 4 Will des.
de que eramos ninos. LIE dis.
pare porque me dijo que me
iba a dejar. Hemos sido al.
tiguos novios. Cuando me
dijo que no queria NADIA mas
conmigo, decidi matarlo. iCo.
mo esta de la herida!
-Yo estoy bien,--dijo el
abogado.-Voy a telefonear a
mi esposa,
Sc acerc6 al aparato, pidi6
connection y telefoneo a su es-
posa 10 ocurrido, diciendo que
iria a su casa tan pronto CO.
mo fuera a la jefatura, acom-
pailando a la policia que lie,
vaha a Mrs. Castle.
Durante el camino a la je-
fatura, Mrs. Castle llor6 con-
tinuamente y pidi6 que Sc la
dejase ell libertad.
me allegro de no haberlo
matado--decia... Me hubiera
matado yo tambien.
La senora de Craig telefc.
ne6 un momento desputs, pi-
diendo noticias del estado de
su marido.
..Esta perfectamente.-- lie res
pondieron.. .-.Ha lido a la jefa.
tura. Nolvera pronto.
-Su estado es todo 10 que
me prcocnpa..dijo Mrs. Craig.
Conozco a esa mnjer Y Sc que
ha estado enamorada de mi
marjdo y 10 ha seguido por al.
gun tempo, anngue 81 le ha
dlcho que NADIA tiene que yer
con ella. Una vez la tuvimos
en- nuestra casa y la ayuda.
mos Ell 10 que pudimos. y
esa es la recompcnsa que
nos da.
En- la jefatura Mrs. Castle
fue interrogada
---Io soy una agente de ase-
guros Mis- habitacioncs es.
tan en- la calle SO. Soy casa :
da y mi marido esta CD q ccS-
te. Soy orinnda de San Fran.
cisco Y ALI fue en- domde co.
noci a Mr.. Craig.
II ahogado demand6 a Ia
muieI Por telonia. DUIante
cl tempo en- que el hah.aha,
ella hacia ademanes &C lite.
ITGmpirlo.
Soy un ahoeadc. de Sc
ahos---diid Craie--Mi ohcina
esta Ell la calle dc Rector V
iii casa particular Gil Ia oaiie
"a. Conozco a la mujer que
me afac6. y estos dispucsto a
aparccer ante la corte, acusan.
dcla.
Cnando el abogado iha a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-12
Cuando ell abopado Ina

ma q se1ta en- lugar de Bi, noo ssegn-
dido; Jose Ga'lsrdo de octav. a epti
ma en- iugar de Diaz a.oerdido. Sar
gento Avelino Gonzalez 4 octaya eo
iugAr de Galls.do ascendido.
Evening journal., 1909-06-22
AUTO ASSOCIATION
LAMENTS ACCIDENT

An informal meeting of the Delaware
Automobile Association was held yes.
terday afternoon at which the acci-
dent on Saturday. which resulted in the
injury Of Or. Charles Green and Count,
Engineer James Wilson, was discussed.
The following statement was issued
The lamentable and serious acei
dent on Saturday last, the 18th in
stant on the Kennett Turnpike. and
the excessive speeding Of some Of tn
entrants in the Reliability Run C.;
the Delaware Automobile Association
TO Dover. on the same date. have
brought the matter of the speeding
OF automobiles to the forcible atten
tion of the Delaware Automobile As
ISOLATION.
AN informal meeting Of the execu-
tive committee was held yesterday. but
owing to the absence of the chairman
LOT the committee from the state. no
definite action could be taken: but
the members present were of the
unanimous opinion that action shouts
be taken 10 eliminate reckless driving
of automobiles on the roads, and are
preparing TO cooperate with the turn
pike. county and state authorities to
obtain this end
Evening journal., 1909-06-22
FIND MURDERED
MAN IN CECIL
Two Crimes Committed There
in Month and Neither
Murderer Found

PORT DEPOSIT Nd. June 22-
James McAllister. whose decomposed
body was found hidden under pile
of stones. was buried at Harmony
cemetery. Coroner Frazer held the
inquest. s. d. Toshe was foreman
of the jury. The verdict was thar death
was due to a blow or blows inflicted
by an unknown party.
McAllister disappeared from his
home in the Sixth district Of Cecil
county about a month ago. The body
when found was in a badly decom-
posed condition. The skull had beer
crushed and the head almost severed
from the body. The dead man
watch had not been dstubed
but there was no money on him
The supposition is that the
murderer killed McAllister to get a
flask Of whisky which McAllister had
on his person.
The dead man was unmarried anc
lived with his mother Mrs. Gather
inc McAnister. He has one sister
Mrs Newton NicSle. of Rowiandville
This is the second murder that ha.
been committed i'm this county withir
the past month. The other one wa.
the shooting of George Benson. col.
ored near ST. Augustine. May g.
/ Neither of the murderers has vet bee.
lcaptured.
Evening journal., 1909-06-22
CRUSHED BETWEEN
TWO TROLLEY CARS
Conductor Meets Almost In
Stant Death in View of
Passengers

Caught between two cars on the
Riverview line of the Wilmington City
Railway. a short distance from She'll
pot Park last evening. Edward T.
Grant, p years, of No. 1908 Scott
street. a conductor for the company,
was crushed to death within full view
of the passengers on both cars. Sew
eral women screamed and tainted at
the awful sight.
Grant. who had been. in the employ
of the company for nearly three
years, was working on car No. 146
last night and was taking the car to
Shellpot When opposite the tollgate
he got down on the running board Of
the side on which the bar was down.
Why he got on this side of the car
is not known. except that he might
have been letting down the fender. for
it was found down after the accident.
The man swung out too far on get
ting back to the car and car No. 105,
in charge Of Motorman Harry Ham
mond. and Conductor $. S. Coleman.
coming in the opposite direction,
struck him. He was knocked from
the running board and rolled between
the cars. The body was then thrown
off the track.
When r. F. Dasher. motorman on
the car. heard the screaming of the
women and he shut off the current.
The crew of the other car also came
running back and when they picked up
Grant he was breathing. The Phoenix
ambulance was summoned, but before
it arrived the injured man was placed
on Car No. 105 and taken to the office
Of Dr. Oliver ]. Gray. at Twenty
second and Market streets. The physi
clan pronounced him dead.
Grant leaves a widow and two chill
dren, who are visiting relatives in
| Smyrna. A relative will go down the
| state to-day TO break the news to the
/ family.
The passengers on both cars were
considerably agitated over the affair
and several women became hysterical
and IT was with difficulty that they
were quieted.
Evening journal., 1909-06-22
AGED MAN
LOST IN CITY

Tottering under the weight Of his
50 years, Isaiah Creamer was found
on the streets here yesterday after
noon and turned over TO the police.
The old man said he had gone to Phil
adelphia. and when picked up he was
looking for the City Hall. He was be.
wildered and could not tell the police
where he lived. the address Of rela
tives or how he got to Wilmington
He mentioned Clifton Heights, where
he said he had intended to go, also
Angora and Camden. In which place
he lived. however. he could not re
member.
Later in the day the police received
a call from Philadelphia about III,
man, and then they learned his iden
tity. Charles Simmons Of Eighth ant
jackson streets. took him TO his home
/ Creamer had been visiting relatives
near Delaware City but on Sunday \,
disappeared
Evening journal., 1909-06-22
PASTOR TO WE'D
SCHOOL TEACHER
Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
MIDDLETOWN. June 22.-The Rev.
Francis II. Moore. u. D.. pastor OF
Forest Presbyterian Church, announc-
ed his engagement to Miss Elizabeth
X. Hall of this town. at a meeting OF
the trustees OF the church on Sunday.
The marriage will take place on
Thursday, July Is I'm the Presbyterian
Church here. Miss Hall has been &;
teacher in the public school here for
some years and Or. Moore has beeu
pastor of Forest Church for the past
twenty years. They will spend theI
honeymoon in Europe and will sail
from New York on July II.
Evening journal., 1909-06-22
MAY PURCHASE
PATROL BOAT

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER Del. June 22.-For the purpose
of purchasing a new State patrol boat to
look after the states oyster planting in
terests over which pirates have been op-
Grating Of late, the captain Of the guard
boat. John Muncy. accompanied oyster
Revenue Collector J. Burton Wharton to
Cambridge, Md, to inspect seaworthy
boat They agreed upon a vessel of the
bugeye type, carrying ninety tons. II is
said that she viii be purchased under the
new guard boat law and will be htted
with state rooms and all the modern i'm
provements that so with a yacht so she
can be in service, day and night
Evening journal., 1909-06-22
S. H. Stats.
Aprons

White Lawn Aprons, different
sizes, plain or with tucks, IS and
so cents.
Round Aprons, with hem
stitched ruffle or trimmed with
embroidery or lace also of Plaid
Lawn and Dotted Swiss, 25, IS
and so cents.
Maids Aprons. bib effects, in
Guiding the princess" style,
plain hemstitched or trimmed
with embroidery, IS, so and Is
cents.
Gingham Aprons, good, large
size with a pocket. A special Of
fering at 25 cents.
Gingham Aprons with bibs,
different styles, 80, IS, 40 and
SO cents.
Black Sateen Aprons, 25 cents.
Evening journal., 1909-06-22
SHAKESPEAREAN
FOURTH AT MILFORD

MILFORD, Del. June 22-Instead Of
celebrating Fourth of July with fire
works and torpedoes. Milford has
chosen a new way. and on Monday
following the Fourth will give an open
air performance of "As You Like IT.
for the benefit of the Milford Emerg-
ency Hospital. The patronesses have
been chosen from Milford, Harrington.
Bridgeville, Seaford, Laurel. Milton,
Georgetown, Lewes, Lincoln, Freder-
lea and Houston.
Evening journal., 1909-06-22
HOUSE AFIRE;
WOMAN BURNED

ELKToN. Md, June %. Shortly before
10 O'Clock yesterday the residence of Hy-
land Marcus. on the Landing Lane. in this
town. caught fire and was partially
burned
Miss Clara Marcus was badly burned
about the arms and face by the flames A
pot Of tar placed on the Kitchen stove to
warm took fire. causing the blaze.
Evening journal., 1909-06-22
DIR. CANDEE
ACCEPTS CALL

Otho Nowland last evening received
a telegram from the Rev. DR.. Charles
l.. Candee, of Philadelphia. stating
that he would accept the cali to the
pastorate of Rodney Street Presbyter
ian Church. The call was extended on
June and DR.. Candee recently
preached at both morning and evening
services at the church
DR.. Candee has been making his
home in Philadelphia Tor several
months during which time he had m
charge.
Evening journal., 1909-06-22
100000 Quarts Of Strawberries

DOVER. June 22.-The Delaware
strawberry crop has up TO this week.
reached l6.676.456 quarts. shipped over
the Pennsylvania Railroad. Less than
one million quarts. II is estimated.
went to Philadelphia and elsewhere by
boats. Il is believed that the eighteen
million mark will be reached.
Evening journal., 1909-06-22
Damaaes Eor Anto Aooident.

a complete bill for the repairs re-
quired by DR. Fl. R. Garrett's automo-
bile which was damaged in a water
trench some months ago was presente
at the meeting Of the Water Com
missioners yesterday. II was foi
$3.50 Commissioner Ford SAID that
after the automobile had been re-
paired. DR.. Garrett had noticed fha
there was something else wrong abou
IL. President Shaw said the board wa.
not responsible for that The bill wil
be paid.
Evening journal., 1909-06-22

his wrist. sprang TO his feet ana dealing
one Of the thugs a blow in the face called
loudly for help. The cry was heard by
Robert o. McClintock and couple Of
companions and they hurried TO the rescue
OF Rollins. The higlfwaymen escaped.
Evening journal., 1909-06-22
QRANDYWINE SPRING.
DChildren's First Vacation DayO
FRIDAY, JUNE 25ih, 1909

All amusements free TO the school
children from 2 a. m. until - noon.
Three hours of fun. GET an order
from the messengers visiting the
schools or cut out the coupon in the
local papers on Thursday. June cath,
and present at the Light Lunch
building on the morning of the 25th.
and secure your coupon tickets for
the free amusements.
FIVE MILE MARATHON RACE.
beginning and ending at the Springs.
Hour of starting p. m. -Four valu-
able prizes. FIRST, Snellenburg
$500 Suit Of Clothes SECOND,
Snellenburg $500 sweater. THIRD,
Snellenburg $3.50 pair Of shoes
FOURTH. Neck Tie and Stick Pin.
All entries should address Director
of Amusements. Peoples Ry. Co.
GATTFS ROYAL MARINE BAND
Evening journal., 1909-06-22
Bilious People
Try 1t Free

DO not ignore the little disorders
Of the system. The liver. for example,
Is a particularly needful little organ,
but must be active to be of any use.
When it is active it creates gastric
juices that help to make digestion
perfect. and then you are we'll When
II lis not active it becomes what is
known as torpid" and promptly pro-
for his biliousness.
There is no better cure for billiousness
or any of the symptoms Of liver trouble
than Or. Caldwelps Syrup Pepsin, the
wonderful laxative tonic of which so
much praise is heard. It is pleasant 10
things) and acts very gently. moving the
bowels without gripping, toning the stom-
ach and arousing the liver to activity,
thus scientifically curing such conditions
as billiousness. torpid liver. foul breath
sallow or pimply complexion, sick head
aches constipation, loss of appetite, in
digestion. stomach nervousness, ETC., al
Of which are due to a slow liver.
Mack Clark, Of Darlington, Ky, suf-
fered for five years from bihousness and
Pepsin. Noah b. Hatfield. of Ialma, Mo,
found II the best medicine in the Worlc
for his billiousness.
You can buy a 50-cent or 81 bottle of
any druggist, for they all sell II. You
can buy II with the understanding that
refunded. This remedy is guaranteed
However. If you would rather try Il with
out expense before buying, send youT
name to the doctor and free sample
bottle will be sent TO your home. Use II
and If YOU find the remedy helps you
We will rest on the verdict of what thii
sample does
Evening journal., 1909-06-22
Towels

Damask Towels, 25, so, 65, 7s
cents and $I.Oo.
Huck Towels, I215, IS, IS, IS
and so cents.
Turkish Towels. 10, I2H, IS
/ 20, IS, IS and so cents.
Evening journal., 1909-06-22

Screen Doors and Window Screens
at Lynchs Hardware Department, No
4Oi Madison street Bring measure
ments. ID. w Lynch Cos
Evening journal., 1909-06-22
Mr.. DUPONT ENTERTAINS
AT A GARDEN PARTY

Pierre s. DUPONT entertained at u
garden party at "Longwood." near
Kennett Square. yesterday. About 500
guests were present. Guests were re-
ceived on the veranda by the host.
Mrs Lammot dupont. Mrs II. Rodney
Sharpe. Mrs. Copeland. Mrs. Irenee
dupont and Mrs. r. r. NJ. Carpenter.
Supper was served, and I'm the evening
there was a display OF fireworks.
All the conditions were conducive
for a delightful day. and society folk
from Philadelphia, this city and tho
surrounding country enjoyed the func-
tion. Automobile parties went to the
country estate. and the fine day made
outdoor life especially enjoyable.
Evening journal., 1909-06-22
eobbIer Raises Chicks.

MILTON. June 22.-A turkey got-
bier belonging to Mrs. Frank Levarge.
near here, took charge of a setting Of
eggs. and after Matching out the
young ores now mothers" them in
approved style.
Evening journal., 1909-06-22

IF there is anything
about your ailment that
you don't understand. or
IL you want any medi-
cal advice, write 10 the
doctor, and he will ans
wer you fully. There is
no charge for this SER
vice. The address is DR..
w. 3. Caldwell. 526 Cald-
we'll bldg, Monticello, Ill.
Evening journal., 1909-06-22

Quarterly Conference at Hoekessin.
The Rev. A. $. Mowbray, District
Superintendent held the first quarte~
ly conference in IIockessin NJ r.
Church last evening
Evening journal., 1909-06-22
BEAT OFF HIGHwAYMEN

Had Knocked Down Victim, but He
Finally Won Battle.
CHESTER, June 22-Eari Rollins. Of
crum Lynne. was held up at Eddystone
by footpads The highwaymen had Rollins
down. had bound his hands, and taking
his watch and money were about to de-
part. when Rollins worked the thongs Off
Evening journal., 1909-06-22
Bio Sale at centrevilIe.

The sale of John T. O'Neal. adver-
tised several days ago in THE EVEN
ING JOURNAL was held yesterday a..
Centreville. II was well attended and
Mr. O'Neal entertained about 60 guests
at dinner. Eighty fresh cows sold from
$50 to SIS. springers brought $50 TO $50
and several bulls were sold from SIS to
S45. These are regarded as go-d
prices Much interest was shown in
the sale and the bidding was spirited.
Evening journal., 1909-06-22

4Sc--Men's ana Boys Canvas
Lace Balls. & Oxfords. Good 75c
and csc values Reduced no
20 > -....-............. -fOC
Evening journal., 1909-06-22

s2i2O-Men's Goodyear welted
high and low shoes in an the pre-
vailing feathers and new toe
shapes: button and bluchers. The
celebrated $500 Goodyears; q on
specially priced .-....-..-.. [sLU
Evening journal., 1909-06-22

s1.7o-Women's $500 Goodyear
Welted Russia Tan, Calf oxford
Ties; the worlds famous IN
I'm periar' brand, reduced 70 Lal U
Evening journal., 1909-06-22

S2.3S-90 pairs Of celebrated Cir
cinnati trademark shoes ard slip
pump ankle ties. Regular 50 n 90
and $3.50 values. Reduced 10. 400
Evening journal., 1909-06-22

sn3s-Ladies' Vici Tan and Black
Kid and Patent Colt. high and low
shoes, new spring styles; blucher
cuts. Good $500 values. 90
Reduced to .................t sO0
Evening journal., 1909-06-22

Women's $3.50 White Can
vas OXfords and Punps. High. low
and Cuban heel. Goodyear on
Welts Reduced to .........lsO0 y
Evening journal., 1909-06-22

s1SO--Men's Russian Calf OK
blood. vici and Patent Colt. high
and low shoes. The Wear well"
$3.50 grades; reduced on
TO --.e -...............- tsOO
Evening journal., 1909-06-22

S1.65-Ladies celebrated Harris
burg Shoe Manufacturing Co.'S S2.51
hand d-turned. light soft flexible, but
ton or lace shoes. 6 pretty I cE
styles. Reduced to ........ lsUO
Evening journal., 1909-06-22

97c-Child's White Sea Isle Can.
vas Ankle Strap Pumps. sizes 8
10 H. Were Sl25. Reduced Of
to ...-..........-.s .s..,-..... y y
Sizes II IL to .. were Si6s. Re
duced to ................... S1.23
Evening journal., 1909-06-22

Sec-Boys' and Girls Tennis
high and low shoes. with rub On.
ber soles. Reduced 10 .. OOC
Evening journal., 1909-06-22

Women's S40O and $500
hand turned and Goodyear welted,
common sense button and lace
shoes; made of the very finest
quality kid skin; fire smooth inner
soles. just the thing for burning
aching and tender feet Re q no
duced TO ,................. ZsJO
Evening journal., 1909-06-22

S1.55-Lyddy & Curriers' celebrat-
ed tan calf oNfords. Gibson EE
and blucner cuts. Reduced TO. tsOO
Evening journal., 1909-06-22

S11s-Ladies' Russia Calf. OXFORD
Ties; also one and two strap, patent
Regular S1.9S values. Re 10
duced 10 .-.-.---....-..,... It0
Evening journal., 1909-06-22

St.5O-Boys' and Girls Gun Metal
Vici. Tan and Patent Colt. Good
$500 and $3.50 values; for I En
this June Sale ....... lsOU
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-06-03
GEORGE FTSHBATGH, (SeaD
 WILLIAM A. MILLER, (Sealy NELLIE NJ. BEEI FER, (Sealy
Forfeiture Notice.
Kofa. Arizona. E'ebr,fars ., Isua.

Kofa, Arizona, FebTHssrs -5, I9U9. ToJ, B. Kelly:
 Yoa are hcFeby nO4iae5l tl1as we have cx- pended during ne year 1908 two bandrcd dot lars m labor and improvements upon the Lost Rose and One Behind Lode ntinng claims, situate in King of Arizona mining district, Yuma county, Arizona Territory, the loca- ton certificates of which are found of record ill Book Ge Page 6Ei and Book T., page e2s re- spectieely, in the office of the recorder of said county. ip order t0 hold said claims under the provisions Of section 2}9t of bhe R4vist.f Statutes Of the United St;ttcs and the ;,rlcnd- ment thereto approved January 2, .SSl, con- cernin& arTGal labor HpOn miniIrE cFairus, being the amount repaired Eo Ilofd said lod.< for fhe period cndi 9g ell tiFc 3fst day of De- cember, 4. D. I9gSe And if, within ninety days from the personal service of tais notice or within ninety days of the qualifications thereof. you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion ofsUch expenditure as a co-owncr, which aIhounis to fifty dollars, your interest in the claims win become the property of the subscribers, yoUr co-owers, who have made the required expenditures, by the terms Of said SeCtion-
 x. L. MODE.
 k. l.. PAYNE
 B, .. GARCIA. Feb 25-STd
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-06-03

The United States has an experiment farEa on the mesa just on the outskirts Of Yuma. Here nlts e@ea more marvellous than in the valley are produced Down on the lower levels there are iittlo niFIS Of frosty mornings occasionally during Occoraber ant January. but oa the mesa the breath uf frost never touches the most del i,atc gcs;etatlon. Oranges grown at the FeJler- al experiment station unsurpassed in their delicious q l;ality.
 Yuma k 6 buA up-to-datc town The more modern Improvements consist ot several blocks of attractive brick buildings. th7ee-story pest of1ce building, also of brick and many other aicc structures. Among some Of the greater improvements which are being made, are q s35. 5.Ql9 school building, a sz5.c01 ice plant. q lne clubhouse for the railroad employees, d larger pzSsencur depot, and the probability O! q Eew court boEse to cost a75,CCo There is con siderable business done there, bat the people have no; hcE,rn to awaken to ,he vast Isossibili tics of the place They should at once erect an Rpto-dstc tourist hotel. It siould have &mplc grounds around it and be plaated wiIh ali kinds CT tropical vegetation. If atmosphere were oI3y tTanSportable like mineral EatccS. and ono could send cons.scnlents Of this Yuma winter air to the E,s;t, the Inspiration e it's hc2ith-5tYlIig GuallueS UoulG bring 25.tC0 tourists every winter to the banlls of the Ceio- rado River
 Yuma needs CAiy to make known it's climatic attractions in the parts Of the East swept every year by bliZzardS and SnowstoruS to ;ittrrGS a city full every winter The fertility of the val Icy below will almost make itself Isnown with out eGort on the part of the people. But with valley full Of intelligent and industrious fural population producing fruits and vegetables, poultry, eggs, fresh milk and fragrant butter, Yuma should be one Of the most delightful winter resorts in all America. There is every thing there to furnish tourists with the most hcalthfHl ard deciciouS food. and if the air in that region does not drive doctors to seek q living elsewhere. it %ill be because the people do net know how to live properly.
 Tue Laguna Dam wjil be completed in 1909, and ir ten years from today the attractions of Yuma as q health resort and. the fertility Of these bottom lands will be so well known that it will require Sl0O0 in cash to buy single acre Of it