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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-04
Advertisement,
DEPAE TENT OF THE INTEA4JR
OF PORTO RICO.

San Juan, P. R. January 5th 1909
SEALED proposas. In duplicate for the
furnishing of al labor and materials ne
eesssry for the construction Of THE CA
PIT0L BUILDING Of PORTO RICO,
estimated "a the approved project at Two
Hundred and Seventy five thousand Do
liars, (S375lOOOl, will be received at this
Office until 10 am. March 9th 1909, and
then publicly opened.
All necessary information blanck forms
az proposals and Instructions to bidders
viii be furnished on application to this
Office or 70 the Office Of Mr. Frank f.
Perkins. Architect, Sll35 Broadway New
York City.
Contractors wishing 10 take copies Of
the plans and specifications from the Off
O. NAY do 50 b. having a deposit 500. at
either Of the above Office, for the safe
return Of the plans.
The rigbt 3 reserved 10 rrirct any Or
an bids.-LAURE NCE H. Ora HIME
Commissioner Of the Interior No 2-S VI
wASSIFTCAS OFICINAS DE ESTI|
10 NODERNO.---Sc alqu..an en rnuv|
hpsurs eundicioncs De luE. vantila-iSn "
roofors. en Il piso alto dcl uD.yo elf
80 eoostrrstdo en h Gale drl Cosuerrin
~ "a Marina, ceFca del muells a. q
esf.ri5n dei Ferrocauil. sn San Juan.
p R-prrrics FaEnnahles --Para iofor-
-. dsrsrirm IA o6rina de J. r.. silva
81. celazl- Co.--Sas Juaa PR Bal
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ULTIMAS NOYEDADES.

81 tienc ustcd que harer olgun regaIo
yea el immense surtido de ioyeria dc todas
clascs, dns,le 10 mas barato hasta 10 mejor
On ia antigua acreditada casa de TINAUD,
dondc Sc ACADIA de recibir eI mejor surtido
que nunca Sc ha Visto en- Puerto Rico.
Tnmhitn hay una inmenya varicdad de
cfectos de plata y plateados V de otras
novcdadcs propias para rcgalos todo &
precios sumamentc limitados: antcs dc
comprar haga usted una vista dicho esta-
tlerimiento Ten el cual Sc hau hccho i'm
portantcs rcformas) y no dudauos saldrl
usted cumpIaciio
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PARIS BAZAR.

Acaban dc negar CINTURONES ellis
ticos con colgantes 50 centavos uno.
Tcla bordada propia para blusas. Entredo-
ses y tiras bordadas finas. Pasa-cintas
bordados en- todos los anchos. Capas de
gonna para Sras. CHAQUETAS DE EN-
CAFES DE BRUSELAS A 5000 Lam
paras clGctucas para habitaciones a SIS 90.
Ademas Sc reciben semanalmentc mu-
chas noyedades.-Pedro GlustL Fortae-
"a y.
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Ell SURTIDO DEL POPULAR. "

Cada ve5 obtiene mayor iustieia del
piblico de buen gusto de Ia ciudad Y
dc Ia isla el acreditado establecimiento
del seflor Americo Salas y en- "El PoPu-
lar" Sc encuentra el mis- variado surtido
de calzado, obietos de tocador para da-
mas Y caballeros, peffumeria franeesa Y
oriental, paragias y sombrillas, bastO-
mes, estuchcs de tOcador Ultima noyedad
Y otros objctos de utilidad y fantasia
Ultimamente Sc han recibidO elegantisl-
mos modelos de ealzado para bale, pa
SEQ y. casa. PrcciOs- sin cOmpctencia y
marcas de las mas acTeditatas.
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Vig0r del CabeIIO
del Dr.. Aver
On caballero escrihc:

ia gratitud me impulSa a escribigies
que Jengo, ahors la csbelA birn pohlaia
de pelO eSpeso Y sedoso, por habrr
usado su maravilloso Vigor del Cabello.
Estaba casi calyo antes dc usar al
Vigor del Cabello. Todavia me L.
aplico una vez al dia, restregaudolo
bien CON los dedos en- las races del
cabello. EstOy muy sgradecido al
Vigor del Cabello del DR.. Aver por
haber mejorado tanto II. apariencia. "
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jPOR QUE no MEJORAR!

las eondicIones hl-ienIcas donescas enpsrsnd1 NJ
Is CocSL las eoidas bsn hechAs ssrVsdss r9n e.oasa
Is Ia base principal fundamental en que iada dush, de-
easA cess e bsslF IA iecdad uai1u de Ia AliA pes
Anido es qe q estdago e. - ms eI-safs DC nTs.ro
ctzausno parliiencr este saiisfeeho saludste h.y
Que smcntzdo como - ebido eaza Que no g posols sin
tsnft uas C9cNA EcoN6uIcA BE AEEsDsorH BE1s para
CARSON IESA Gas que Ia nnlea co Que Sc Dssde
petieoa2r los maniares roduesnd1 los gaos de eoba
tsy espae7 rayeaio e suelo ella por 50 ennstrges5a
tisnuneA 10 inama Prtssntau9s padres de tAmls
p1bro e Ecusra Agunas q las tnnovneiooss suusso
rAno para cue hzSaa eoDpa-a eoa las Que hoy izasa
"a uo ele no Dac1aa que o-dssar De AEESBE0Ia
bE'A. "a base Dc Il uli5a tailca14d toussslez
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LAS ALMORRANAS Sc CURAN EN-
6 a IA DIAS, con el UNGUENTo de PAzo,
va sean simples, sengrantes, con picaz6n
o externas, por rebeldes que sean.
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PrepA-ado por el DIR. J. C. AVER yC1A.
Lowell, Mass-, z. u. de A
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Tome usted este cOnseio tempo.
Use el VigOr del Cabello Del DR..
Aver y conserve Su juYentud.

No rlHncha ef oabelIo. PrsguHf- 80
usedios 10 gHe oriIla del Tlgor del Ca5riig
del DR.. 4yer.
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BancO de Puerto Rico.
COnVOcatOria d Junta General.

I'll dia s de FcbrcrO pr5ximo, 4 Ia una
dc IA tarie V On Ia ofciua central del
Banco, Tetu4n 3, tendrd eiecto Ia Jun
ia general ordinaria de accionistas, en-
"A que SC dari cucnta con IA MemOria
V Balance general correspondence al aiiO
IguS dcmas asuntOs que disponen los
Esialutns V Reglamentos del BancO-
Taubitn Sc tratari sobre IA relorma
drl arlfculo &C de lus Estatutos en- eI
--uriI1 lie eleyar 4 s pa el dividendo
auls. cue iija dicho articulO en- 6g6
como tino mlXimo-
d. -Ic a 81 de EnerO enrriente Sc ex-
Trltr.lh eu Secretaria papeletas de ssis-
trurl para dtrha JuHta los accionis-
o., g..- las solicitor. quedsndo desde
hoy ,sru--5l Cd plibIieo endieha ofcina
a l-ta Lg los que uenen dereeho vo-
TAR.
San Ilan. P r Eaero l6 de 1905.
I Ir-r!rate--N PANnGUA. -
HOTEL ~HORIENTE"-Propie,aria
ImHa H1r -rrz Nda- de Masferrer. HUI
marau- D. D. p. q. BOX 20. caIIe del
t.rrre5& Bz5os de ducha toia no
ra- 20 y. a
--oVHEEROS PARA sE7ORAS
rrv s5-ru-ss y T-ecins sIm1ments
a.. ..-.. .s. 1eata g. rceibir La TieHdI-
-e . lrr IrhaTa-ra. 81 hdo Del
zr.Hr1r. -afa. Ae1lr tlmblen efccius
q --.a g rryrsCs1 Fostases. san Juan
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CUTUCACTUN. - Teses eolocarse
u1s 'tlHrIla 1squtErEfs. con eonoci.
mieuius de inEifs , mbqullls. Pars in
luiofres q Ttkifst 4 "a Gale De ia Cru
No. - a4tgs. ERn JEAu, r. Il.
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PARA LA rRGsENFB EsTAci6N.-Los mu-
chachos de ''l.a Villa de Madrid" son los
que dan resuelto el probema de la gente
{ de gusto en- Puerto Rico Ellos son los
lnicos que han conseguldo tener en- su
magn{fico establecimieuto ell surtido mas
complete de los arttcuos del ramo. ALI
nunca faltan las legftimas camisetas de
crepe de hilo nj carecen de las melores
mInedias para sehoTas Y ninos asi como
\ para cabaIleros Contratos directos con
fabricantes les ponen en- condicl6n de te-
ner cuanto pueda pedirse Y los melores
precios. No hay qui6n yea V no compre los
iuegos de cintas dorothy que venden
en- cajitas dos lazos y una banda, 9 en- ca
h iitas de seis lazos; podemos servir cual-
quier color pFecio desde Sl.75 Sc el
iuego Yea ell gran lote de bordados Y en-
4 cafes cuya realization hacemos q menos
de Ia mitad de precio. En- telas blancas y
de fantasia no tenemos competitor; tene-
mos tipos especiales en- Persian Lown,
French Organdi cuanto el pdblico de
gusto neeesite- Pda muestras vlsite
nuestros grapdes almacenes y seguramen-
te hallara cuanto neccsite. p. o. B. 764.
Telefopo 273 San Francisco 81. San
sJudfl, 4 ueIto hIco.
Ell SALON MORGAN. Cada vez OBJ
tiene mejor exito el acreditado estableci-
miento de la Gale de Ia Fortaleza (Allen)
v Ell mun(o eegante de San Juan que
de otras parties vista Ia ciudad encuen-
ira en- el cafe Morgan toda clase de helados,
refrescos, chocolates, cafe de Ia mejor cali
had, estuches cajitas de bombones pro-
pias para regalos 10 mas delicado en- fin
que en- materia de reporteria puedc desear
un buen paladar. A Ia hoIa de almuerzo
sc sirven allf esquisitos lunchs No olvi-
deis el cafe Morgan Fortaleza 2l.
TERRENO EN- SANTURCE.-Se ven
de una parcela de uno5 10000 metros
cuadrados, situada en- la calle de Canals,
& ochenta metros de distanca de La Pla-
ga del Mercado de dicho barrlo de San
turce, en- colindancia por el Norte con
el .Parque Residential" ".-Precio mode
rado Y facilidades para el pago.-lnfor-
mara W. Bosch. Tetuan 8, altos. d p.
SOLAR EN- MIRAMAR vendese una
muy bien sitdado. Informaran en- LA
Correspondence" d p.
ENTIRE los compradores de reloes
q plazos en- la joyerfa de +. Kehrhahn
y Co. Sc ofrece un reloj "Waltham" Sc
manalmente. La Ultima semana obtuvo
unc Ell socio, Pic de Luis.
BANCo TERRITORIAL Y AGRICoLA.
DE PUERTO RICO.
Capital autorizado 81 400 600 Capital rea-
lizado s3l5, ,532.98. U. S.
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Indicator general,

rDNSEJoS A LAS MADRES.-Ei larabe cal
n,arfe de Ia Sonora Wnsow debe usarse sien1pre que
ios nilos estan en- e periodo de la detencion, Pro
pufesons alivo Immediate al pequeno paciente pro-
nngslito despierta vivo alegre. Es mug agra
date d paladar caima al nino ablanda sus dolores
sEGre faelles la funciun del estomago egula los
tsstinos rs e metor remedlo conocido para Ia Ola
rea "a PROVENCE esta de la dentcinn de cualquie,
m otra causa Tengase mucho cudado en- pedlr el
sIsrabe Calmante de Ia Senora Wusow': es e me-
for de todos.
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GOnza|O Gil de Leon y Diaz
AGRIMENSOR.

Ofrece sus servicios en- toda Ia isla, en-
mensuras, dcslindes, riegos, desagdes,
etc, etc. Direction, Santurce Stop 22L
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GPor que ponerse calVos y apare-
Ger viejos antes de tempo? FL des-
Guido del cabello causa la formation
de la caspa, y esta es la precursora
de la caida del cabello y de la calvi-
Gle. Para evitar estos malos, aconse-
jamos a usted fuertemente use ell
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bahos Ea combination
on la pe Ia complexion eO bahoy los Mics
Ell
C.daA
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La CHIRIPA CON TANQUE


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60 aGngI yrHg,na
la
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= uhe<11 sAA A1szaaso
49, --rc
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Ia esta ir-r-ra'a &c raa5s r1pel vis.5
Is pesos qaalzL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-04

ENTIRE los compradores de relojes
q plazos en- la joyeria de +. Kehrhahn
y CO. Sc ofrece un reloj "Waltham" Sc
manalmente. La Ultima semana obtuvo
unc el socio, Pic de Luis.
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SousAouo oA AA3o PuAS oh
oliente para las enferms
dades de la piel, llamado
CUTIcURA, con los mas
puros y limpios ingredi-
entesy superiores y frescos
perfumes. Ningun otro
jabon medicinal al pre-
sente admite Ii compare
cion con este ensus cuah-
dades para preservar,
puriicar y hermosear II
piel, el cuero cabelludo y
las manos; por las cuali-
dades dichas SO hace india
pensable So uso para Loo
nihos, Ia toilette v l0A
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BANco TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOLA.
DE PUERTO RICO.
Capital autorzado 81 400 900. Capital rea-
lizado s3l5, ,532.98. U. S. C
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SOLAR EN- MIRAMAR vendese una
muy bien sitdado. Informaran en- LA
Correspondents" d p.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-09
ASK A PARDON FOR kemp
FRIENDS OF THE PRISONER Pc
TITION THE PRESIDENT.
He Was Sentenced October 81, 1908,
to Two Years In the Mounds
Vile Penitentiary.

An effort to secure pardon for James
Arthur Kemp. former chief and property
clerk Of the metropolitan police. who was
sentenced October q. 1908. to serve a
term Of two years in the Moundsville
penitentiary, is being made. A number
Of his friends. including several business
men, have joined in a petition to Presi-
dent Taft to grant pardon or to COM
mute to brief term the nine months OF
imprisonment remaining to be served by
Kemp.
The petition has been filed with the De-
partment Of Justice. and has been for
warded to District Attorney Baker for
consideration and recommendation.
The contents Of the petition are not OBJ
tainable, but 1t is understood that the
ground for the application is the con-
tinued Ill health OF the prisoner. who
was suffering from catarrh Of the stom-
ach when taken to Moundsville. Because
Of his condition Kemp was not removed
when the other District prisoners were
taken from Moundsville to Atlanta or
Leavenworth.
Kemp pleaded guilty to an indictment
charging him with embeZzlemept while
in the employ of the police department.
He was represented by Attorney 8. v.
Hayden. who is also interested in the ap-
plication for pardon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-09
FRIENDS OF POULTRY ACTIVE
ORGANIZE TO COMBAT ANTI.
ROOSTER LAW. 81
Suburban Realty Agents and
Chicken Dealers Arrange for
Public Meeting.

Real estate agents who sell suburban
property in the District. poultry dealers
and others interested in chickens are
organizing to make q united onslaught on
what they term the unjust regulations
Of the Commissioners regarding the keep
ing Of chickens in the District. Public
meetings of protest will be held by those
directly interested. the. power of the
courts will be invoked to test the legality
Of the regulations, and q united effort
will be made to arouse a strong public
sentiment in favor OF the chickens.
The first official action Of the new al
and the poultry dealers will be taken
Tuesday night. when a public meeting will
be held at 1880 o'clock at 624 9th street
northwest. at which all those who con-
slider themselves injured by the enforce
ment Of the regulations will be given an
opportunity to state their grievances, and
plans will be discussed for remedying
them. Besides the agents and dealers
many suburbanites who are poultry en-
thusiasts are expected to attend the meet
ing. Plans will also be discussed for en-
gaging the services Of attorneys to test
the legality OF the regulation in the courts.
One Of the prime movers in the project
to unite the real estate men and the
poultry dealers is Roland C. Booth, who
declared this afternoon that the enforce
ment Of the present regulations was
greatly hampering the sale Of suburban
real estate In the District, as well as In
turing the poultry business and feed DEAL
ers. He pointed out also that It would
injure the big poultry show, which is usu-
ally held in Washington each year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-09
Cook. who at that time it was thought

Cook. who at that time It was thought
had been lost.
Peary interfered. giving directions to
those who were organizing search parties
to keep on one side OF the American-Cana-
dian border.
Eventually Cook returned to this store
house after he had reached the pole and
found it was being used as a trading
station by the Eskimos of the district.
Cook expelled the occupants without cere-
mony, using the rough side of his tongue.
He examined the stores and noted what
had been used. for which he cared lit
tie. He then took what he wanted him
self, unfastened his own property and
went on his way.
This little story was known here before
the news of Peary's discovery OF the pole
arrived. and naturally suggested the idea
that the occupants turned out OF the
storehouse originated the report that Cook
took possession Of Peary's storehouse.
whereas he only resumed possession Of
his own property.
Convinced Of Truth Of Story.
Daugaard Jensen. inspector of Danish
North Greenland. says that he Is per-
fectly convinced Of the truth OF DR..
Cooks narrative.
Jensen first heard that DR.. Cook had
attained the pole from the Eskimos. He
then met DR.. Cook, who confirmed the
story. Mr.. Jensen was with DR.. Cook
for two months. and during that time
the explorer never deviated one iota in
his assertions. His manner, Jensen said,
at all times created feeling Of conf
dence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-09
BANK FORMALLY ORGANIZED
DIRECTORS ELECT OFFICERS
FOR DISTRICT NATIONAL.
Doors Expected to Be Open for Bust
ness September 20-$10OOO0
Building Projected.

Formal organization Of the District
National Bank was contaminated at a
meeting last night Of the board of direct
ors of the new institution. when officers
for the first term were elected. Robert
N. Harper was chosen president, j. Miller
Kenyon first vice president, H. B. F..
Mcfarland. president of the board of
Commissioners Of the District, second vic
president, and w. S. Hoge third vice
president. The selection Of cashier and
a treasurer for the bank will be made at
q meeting Of the directors to be held
prior. to the opening Of the doors Of the
institution.
The District National Bank has devel-
oped directly from the private banking
corporation OF Harper & Company, 1415
G street northwest. which was founded
by r. N. Harper, former president of
the American National Bank. The Har-
per Bank Is less than one year old. but
1t has been very successful, and In trans
ferring its affairs to the new national
bank it will carry over deposits aggre-
deposits yesterday alone exceeded $1,000.
In the original plan 1t was proposed. to
capitalize the District National Bank at
$25O.00O, but subscriptions have been re-
ceived to such an amount that the cap
italization will be increased to $500, 200.
There are 100 stockholders. and all but
II of them are Washingtonians.
According to the arrangement made by
the board of directors the District Ma
tional Bank will be opened Monday, Sep
TENDER 20. and for the present, at least, it
will occupy the quarters which have been
used by Harper & Co. Subsequently,
however, 1t is intended to construct a
handsome banking house on the south
side Of G street between 18th and 18th
streets; at cost approximating $780,
600. and 1t is probable the ensuing year
will see that structure added to the
group Of financial institutions in the
vicinity Of the Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-09
DISTRICT TEAMS SHOOT WELL
COMPETE IN GOULD RAPID.
FIRE MATCH.
Seventh Regiment Of New York
Only Other National Guard Or
ganization In Contest.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
SEAGIRT. N. j.. September 9.-The
District Of Columbia was one OF the few
rifle teams outside OF the regular estab-
lishment which had the temerity. II IL
may be so considered. to contest with
the flower OF the army in rapid firing and
skirmish work. There were two teams
from the District Of Columbia in the
Gould rapid-fire match, which tried the
experts nerve. At the end Of the 2o0-yard
rapid-firing stage the Cd District OF
Columbia had third place. The It'll New
York was the only other national guard
Organization which had a team in the
match. which was open TO teams Of SIX
men. The trophy is a memorial to Arthur
c. Gould.
Scores at 200 Yards
At the end of the rapid.fire stage the
teams stood: United States Infantry, Sec
ond team. 2s9; United States Marine
Corps, first team. go; I'd District OF
Columbia. 22s: United States Infantry.
first team. 22l: United States Cavalry.
7th New York, 2O3: United States Marine
Corps, second team, 20c.
The range scores Of the District teams
were: Second District OF Columoaa-Hoit'
81; Alderman, 10: Cole. 40; Hodsson.
50; Clausell, "a; Putnam, 80; total, %.
First District of Columbia-Lisut Cald-
well, 35; Private Fehr. 3S; Lieut. Power.
80; Lieut. Clauser, SO; Sergt Brown. 81;
Sergt. Schriver. 50: total, pa.
With a lead of seven points, the
United States Marine Corps team won
the McAlpin trophy match yesterday.
with an aggregate score Of Loss out Of
a possible 1.200. The District of Colum-
bia team shot well and finished In
fourth place, 1,070 as its score.
The range scores Of the u. S. Marine
Corps team were:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-09
BUENos AIRES EXPOSITION.
Date for Exhibitors i
Postponed.

Responsive to the desires Of intending
exhibitors from the United States, the
date of application for participation and
space in the international agriculture ex-
position to be held at Buenos Aires, Ar
gentina, has been extended from October /
until December 1 Of this year.
Director John Barrett Of the bureau OF
American republics. w. I. Buchanan ind
DIR. L. 8. Rowe are acting as commits
sion for the exposition in the United States.
and as & result of conference with B. c.
Cook Of Buenos Aires. representing the
exposition, and with Senator Root. they
nave decided to recommend that the Agri-
cultural Department exhibit now at Seat
tie be sent to the South American coun-
try at the close OF the Alaska Yukon-Pa-
cific exposition.
Those interested say it Is highly impor
tant that this country should take part in
the Buenos Aires exposition because 1t
will be the largest Of its kind ever held In
South America. and Is In a country where
there are great opportunities for the ex-
tension Of North American trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-09
AIMED TO OFFSET RUMORS
Reports Of Railway Magnate's
Death Repeatedly Circulated.
BRIEF ANNOUNCEMENT MADE
Bulletin Corroborated Two Hours
After It Il Issued by Judge
Lovett on Coming From Arden.

Special Dispatch TO The star.
TURNER, N. Y. September 9-The
condition Of E. H. Hartman is said here
to be such that no favorable bulletin can
be issued from his bedside.
At 9:10 o'cyock this morning an auto
mobile from Arden house brought to the
headquarters Of the newspaper men in
Turner the following bulletin:
"Conditions unchanged.
aw. G. LYLE"
rbe driver who delivered the note pass
ed on Immediately.
DR.. Lyle's bulletin indicated q disposi-
ton on the part OF the household on
Tower Hill to abandon the policy Of ST.
lence hitherto maintained and issue daily
reports regarding Mr.. Harriman's condi-
ton.
The wild rumors of tho past forty-eight
hours. during which the master OF Arden
house has been reported dead . dozen
times, 1t is believed have convinced those
about him that oficial information alone
can prevent the circulation OF such rumors
by irresponsible persons for the purpose OF
influencing, the financial market.
First Volunteered Statement.
DR.. Lyles bulletin Is significant In that
It is the first statement volunteered by
him since his patient returned from Eu-
rome. Hitherto he has broken his silence
only upon urgent request. and only when
It was pointed out that further refusal to
speak would encourage the most alarm
ing differences.
Judge -Lovett arrived from Arden at
II 10 a. m. today. He said that there was
nothing to add to the statement issued
this morning by DR.. Lyle that Mr.. Harri-
mans condition was unchanged.
Employees Of tho House Wed.
Two young employees Of Arden House
were married today. They were Thomas
Murphy, an engineer. and pretty paricr
maid. Both have worked for the Harri-
man family for several years. When MT.
Harriman's condition took critical turn
last Sunday it was suggested that the
wedding be postponed. The young woman
told Mrs. Hartman that she and Tom
felt that out Of respect to Mr.. Hartman
they should not be married at this time.
but the millionaire's wife. 1t is said. told
them that Mr.. Hartman would not wish
| to have his illness interfere with their
happiness. They were married by Father
McAran in the little Catholic chapel al
Arden. Mr.. Harriman's wedding gift was
. check for $500.