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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-01

Farmacia CoIon.-Antiguo esta-
blecimiento Gran surtido de- drogas
y patentizadca Plaza principal. San
Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-01
D|RECTOR|O De SAN JUAN,

Dr.. Tomas Vasquez.-De las facul-
tades de Paris y Madrid. Afecciones
de la piel y si6lfticas. ConsuIta de
2 5 p. m. Plaza de Colon u, altos.
DR.. Lopez--Antongiorgi.-Me-
dico cirujano. Consultas de l a. 3 p.
m. Consultas y operaciones en- Ia
isla. San Juan. Telefono 234.
Gale del Cristo 5.
Inqeniero Civil.-Ram6n Can
dfa Cordova; Tetuan So, ciudAd 8
Parada IL Santurce Miramar, San
Jnan, Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-01

Porque temblar y sacudirse q.
rausa lie los frios Y fiebres Paludicas.
Pam-ala cfectuara Ia cura.
En- esta c'pr, nt.'e v>nde papel
de- period ca vie o. il s., ..',ftll.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-30
NAB 3 URCHINS WHO
TAKE NAG FOR FLIGHT
Boys Arrested at San Bernardino
on Way to Desert

Walter Hollaway Henry Globen-
feldt and William Horton, aged 8, 10
and 12 years, respectively, were arrest
eG in San Bernardino yesterday while
driving across the country towards the
desert in a buggy which they had sto-
len from a livery stable there. They
were taken back to San Bernardino
and locked up in the city Jail. Proba-
tion officer Mclaughlin left Los An
geles yesterday afternoon to bring
back the youthful disobeyers of the
law and take them before Judge Will
bur in the juvenile court.
1t is alleged by the detectives that
the youngsters stole a horse and bug
gy from the stables of the board of
education at 1850 San Juliar street,
on April 27, and drove to Cotton. Here
they tried to dispose of it, but failing,
abandoned it and walked to San Ber-
nardino where they stole the second
horse and buggy they were caught
driving. They had a large stock of pro-
visions with them and it is thought
that they would have committed a
more serious crime if they had not been
apprehended. They are said to have
had guns with them.
Horton and Globenfeldt have been
out on probation from the juvenile de-
partment on minor charge and it is
thought that Hollaway has been be-
fore the same court on some charge
or other.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-30
BULLS PUT UP 10
MILLION; ABSORB
WORLD OF COTTON
100000 Bales Grabbed Up in a
Jiffy on New York Cot
ton Exchange
DEALS SMASH ALL RECORDS
Big Cleanup Is Credited to Saga
city of big Four Though
Estimates Are Hazy
[Associated PressJ

NJ EW YORK, April 29.-Two hun
v dred thousand bales of cotton
~ were swallowed by the bull
clioue on the New York cotton ex-
change today. The first day of May
notices" passed without as much as a
tremor. Fifteen million dollars, 1t is
estimated, went from bull pockets in
the course of transactions, but so easily
was the cotton absorbed that after a
preliminary furry there was no great
excitement.
AT the end of the days operations
the bull leaders, Patten, Scales, Hayne
and Browne, were apparently more
strongly entrenched than ever. Trans
actions were twice as large as any
previous days business in the history
of the exchange.
SIMPLY FORERUNNER
Inasmuch as the shorts have until
Nav 81 to meet their contracts, 1t had
been predicted by some that today $
transactions would represent only a
part of the cotton to be delivered, but
as the day progressed it was the
opinion in the trade that the bulk of
the staple they must produce was
cornered.
Although the "big four" are known to
have cleared large sum, no authorita-
tive estimates of the amount could be
obtained. None of the bull leaders
would indicate the amount of cotton
he had under contract, or which was to
be delivered Monday. Their ultimate
profits will depend largely on their
success in disposing of their holdings
to spinners.
Eugene N. Scales, one of the "big
four" as the leaders In the bull move
ment are called, said the bulls would
turn over every bale of cotton delivered
to the spinners.
NONE TO sPECULAToRS
mot bale will go to spectators,
he said. "The gamblers will have to
look out for themselves"
1t is estimated that not less than $6,-
100000 will be required to finance the
cotton delivered this morning, that
amount representing the volume or
money which the bulls must produce in
addition to that which the banks will
loan to them on the cotton which now
passes into their hands.
Nevertheless, the May situation is
regarded as fairly well cleared up, and
if it is, the bulls will turn to the July
market, in which they are already
heavily long, with the hope of repeating
successful operations.
Covering by scattered short interests
today sent up prices sharply, and the
advance for the day in the general
market ranged from to 26 points
above yesterdays close, while May con-
tracts closed at 14.76 cents, 35 points or
slips a bale, above the close of yester-
day.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-30
WIFE MISSING WITH
CLOCK WIELDS KNIFE
Woman Whose Husband Failed
to Keep Date Gets Busy
with Carver

After throwing an alarm clock at
her husband while he was asleep in
bed, Mrs. Hilda White obtained a
carving knife and stabbed her hus-
band, c. H. White, in the back, while
he was explaining to the landlady the
cause of. the rumpus in his apart
ments.
Domestic infelicity was the reason
given by Mrs. White for attacking her
husband. The alarm clock did not
strike the intended mark, but the
carving knife found a resting place in
Whites back between the shoulder
blades.
When the blood spurted from the
wound Mrs. White became alarmed and
telephoned for the police ambulance.
When taken to the receiving hospital,
White was weak from loss of blood,
and his wife, who was taken to central
police headquarters at the same time,
refused to speak to her husband.
While White was being treated at
the receiving hospital, his wife was
booked on a charge of assault with a
deadly weapon. To the desk sergeant
she said her husband had been drink
ing and failed to meet her at o'clock
last night as was planned. When he
returned to his rooms in the st. Louis
apartment house, 1141 West First
street, he refused to explain to his
wife where he had passed the evening.
After he retired he was awakened
by an alarm clock-not the ringing of
the alarm-but as the result of one
being tossed against his head.
He arose and when the landlady,
Mrs. May Arnold, went to the room
to demonstrate against the disturbance,
White answered the call. 1t was then
he was stabbed.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-30
EASTERN
BROKE SAYS PASADENAN'S
WIFE IN REPLY TO SUIT

CHICAGO, April 29-Mrs. Laura c
Cummings, wife of Norman P. Cum
mings, the wealthy Pasadena real es'
tate dealer, whom she recently reported
to the police as missing, declared to-
day in a schedule filed in Municipa
Judge Goodnow's court, that she hac
been deserted by her husband and is
without money.
The schedule was filed as a reply
to an attachment suit for $685. in
stituted by John 7. Shayne & Co. a
few days ago. Two trunks seized
on attachment were returned to hel
on an order of the court Wednesday
Mrs. Cummings in her schedule made
the following affidavit:
81, Laura C. Cummings, declare on
oath that am the head of family
consisting of myself and child, and am
deserted by my husband and that
have no property other than necessary
wearing apparel which is scheduled be-
low. l have no cash."
Then follows a modest list of cloth
ing.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-30
MAY DECLARE MAN INSANE
TO KEEP HIM FROM STARVING
Law Faces Problem in Case Of
Determined Faster

SEATTLE, April 29.-L. e. RAIDER
former member of the legislature, for
mer deputy state treasurer and a lead
er of the Populist party when it dom
mated the state of Washington, is ly-
ing in a room in hotel in this city
almost dead from voluntary starvation
begun twenty-seven days ago on the
advice of a woman doctor who pre-
scribed abstention from food and drink
as a remedy for all ailments.
There is no one with authority tc
compel RAIDER to take food. The only
way of saving his life, the city physi-
clan says, is to have him declared in
sane and feed him forcibly.
The corporation counsel was asked
today whether the city physician may
take such action.
RAIDER is at liberty under $25O0 bail,
awaiting trial on charge of swindling
by means of land lottery conducted
by the Southern Pacific Land company
of which he was secretary and man
ager.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-30
INVESTIGATION OF COTTON
SALES COSTS $40,O00,OO0
Southern Senator Says $780,
100000 Worth Sent Abroad

WASHINGTON, April 29.-"The in
vestigation into the sales of cotton
which Attorney General Wickersham
is conducting has cost the American
people nearly SAC, ,000."
This was the assertion of Senator
Smith of South Carolina in the senate
today, while speaking in favor of a
resolution directing the attorney gem
eral to ascertain the names of the per-
sons who sold the cotton to the New
York pool, the operations of which
have recently received much attention.
Mr. Smith said that whereas only
$40 100000 worth of manufactured goods
had been exported last year, $500, 100000
worth of raw cotton has been sent
abroad. This year the cotton exporta-
tion, he said, would be about
$500, 900, 900.
Further along in his speech he de-
clared the Vaccinations of the stock
exchange were in favor of foreign buy
ers. The resolution was then adopted.
1t directs the attorney general to in
quire as to the names of the party or
parties or corporations that sold the
cotton alleged to have been bought by
a pool of purchasers, who are now un-
der investigation by the department of
justice; also as to the prices, whether
or not they owned the cotton at the
time of the sale thereof, and the price
of spot cotton in the south on the date
of the contracts"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-30
KING O. KS THE ENGLISH
BUDGET-HOUSE ADJOURNS

LONDON, April 29.-The budget.
which has kept politics in a turmoil
for the last year, received the royal
assent this morning, thus becoming a
law on the anniversary of it's intro
duction.
The house of lords and the house of
commons met in formal session today,
not more than a dozen members be-
ing present, to hear the royal assent
read. Both houses adjourned until
May 26.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-30
500 DEMAND RELEASE OF
4 IMPRISONED RUSSIANS

HONOLULU, April 29.-Following the
arrest of four Russians today on the
charge of melting disorder, a mob of
500 of their countrymen surrounded the
police followed.
The mob demanded the release of
their leaders and defed the order to
dispense. The police brought the fire
department to their aid and a stream
was turned on the mob, which had
passed in front of the Jail with women
and babies held in front as a shield.
The hose failed to break the mob en-
tirely and the police drew their clubs
and charged. The mob scattered.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-30
CONTRACTORS AUTO TURNS
TURTLE; NARROW ESCAPE

Pinned beneath his overturned auto
mobile, j. B. Kuhn, a building con-
tractor, had what he termed a miracu-
lous escape from death last night as
he was going to his home, 1922 West
Ninth street. He suffered a broken
nose, his face was badly skinned and
his body bruised.
When the auto which had turned
turtle was removed from on top of
the injured man it was thought the lat
ter was dead. To the surprise of those
attracted by the accident he arose and
was able to walk to his home, where
he was attended by Dr. r. G.. Goodrich.
The accident happened near Kuhn's
home. He was crossing the street, and
in an endeavor to dodge another auto
he swerved sharply, causing his ma
chine to oVerturn.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-30
HARMON WILL TRY TO
LIFT LAHM BALLOON CUP

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, April 29.-Clif-
ford B. Harmon of New York, the am
ateur aeronaut, will make another start
from San Antonio in his balloon New
York the latter part of June or the first
part of July in an attempt to win the
Lamb cup.
This information is contained in a
letter from Mr.. Harmon to Allen Buell.,
local weather forecaster and made
public today
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-30
S-H-H! THIS IS MYSTERIOUS!
GRAND DAME is ROBBED
Guest at GouId-DrexeI Wedding
Loses Costly Jewels

NEW YORK, April 29,-Thousands
of dollars worth of diamonds and a
rare Hungarian opal are being hunted
for high and low by seme of the most
discreet members of the Municipal De-
tective bureau on orders from head
quarters to recover the gems at any
cost, but to keep the facts about the
robbery secret.
Where, when or from whom the
Jewels were stolen is not publicly
known. 1t is generally understood
that the woman who was robbed was
one of those prominent in the quieter
and more exclusive circles which
formed a part of the DreXel-Gould
: edding.
The opal is centered in a brooch
valued at $4,000. The other stolen arti-
cles include pair of diamond ear
rings valued at $4,000
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-30
CUBAN LEADER DEAD

HAVANA, April 29.-Martin Morua
Delgado, secretary of agriculture in
the recent reconstructed Cuban cab
met. and former president of the SEN
ate, died last night at Santiago de Las
Vegas. He had been in i'll health for
several months. Minister Delgado was
54 years old and was the most prom
inent negro political leader in Cuba.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-30
WON'T STOP WEDDlNG,' is
MESSAGE TO w. J. BRYAN

COLUMBUS, O., April 29.-W. H.
Ieavitt, former son-in-law of William
]. Bryan, tonight sent Mr. Bryan a
telegram in reference to the remar-
riage of Mrs. Leavitt saying:
Have no intention of stopping we'd
ding; wish Ruth much happiness, but
/ mean to have possession of my chill
dren.'
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-30
AFRICANS ON RAMPAGE

PARIS, April 29.-There is serious
uprising of natives in Nyas, Portu-
guese East Africa. King Muria, at the
head of numerous tribes, has mas
sacred the people and burned the set
tlement.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-30
STRIKE OF 10000 ENDS

PITTSBURG, April 29-The contro-
versy between the 10000 union miners
and operators of the Pittsburg soft
coal district was settled late tonight.
The miners return to work Monday.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-30

TT ARRISBURG, April 29.-The jury
in the case of Joseph M. Huston,
IL the Philadelphia architect who
was charged with conspiracy to de-
fraud the state in connection with a
furniture contract for the state capi-
tol, today returned a verdict of guilty
of defrauding the state"
The court told the jury to find ver-
diet on the charge of conspiracy, which
is the indictment, and the body was
sent back.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-30
LOS ANGELES

wv AALNdGA41O
Frank Allen confesses he attacked Miss
Eta Lumsden; victim still unconscious
PAGE
Wife files will of late Millionaire Thomas
PAGE &
Hearing'of "Gloomy Gus" witt on forgery
charge set for May g. PAGE s
AL Malailah temple welcomes Imperial Po-
tentate Hines. PAGE 3
Aqueduct inspectors get severe
burning along aqueduct PAGE 2
Southern Pacific wreckng train return
ing from wreck crashes into switch
train. PAGE 3
Robert steere pioneer, passes away after
long Illness PAGE
Machine pact to make Bell dead one is
denied. PAGE
Woman hurls clock at husband; misses
and resorts to carving knife. PAGE 1
Courts decision reduces Charles Alexan-
der's work, but his pay remains the
same. PAGE 8
Red-hot harpoons pierce hides of the high
way commission. PAGE 8
Italian arrested for refusing information
to census enumerator. PAGE 70
Ernest wirth, who murdered his wife, says
THANK you," when sentenced to death
by Judge Willis PAGE Q
Editorial. PAGE 12
Clubs, music. PAGE 12
Marriage licenses, births, deaths. PAGE IA
city breyites PAGE 13
In hotel corridors. PAGE 10
Markets and financial. PAGE
Mines and oil fields PAGE IL
News of the courts. PAGE IS
Municipal affairs. PAGE 16
Citrus fruit report. PAGE IA
Shipping. PAGE IL
Classified advertising. PAGES 14-15
Churches. PAGE 12
SOUTH CALIFORNIA
School bond issue in Pasadena fails of
necessary two-thirds vote. PAGE IA
Schooner Aloha drags anchor at Redondo
Beach; bumps pier. PAGE IA
San Bernardino kids, boy II, girl Is. don
double harness PAGE IA
Long Beach grub peddlers plan co-opera-
tion to offset high prices PAGE IA
COAST
Find eorpses frozen iashed to rigging in
wreck Of fisherman. PAGE
South Sea Islanders kill and eat two Pres
byterian missionaries. PAGE
Sheriff of Marin county serves warrant
charging grand larceny on II. p. Flan-
merry, head OF San Francisco police COM
mission, he lies Ill In bed. PAGE 1
Ventura couple celebrate golden wedding
anniversary. PAGE
EASTERN
Senate regulars defeat Cummins'
amendment to railroad bill. PAGE 8
zeiaya publishes conhscated letter from
Leonard Groce to mother. PAGE
Illness of jurors wife may halt trial OF
Dr. Hyde. PAGE
BaIlinger takes stand defends his actions
and calls CLAWS a liar. PAGE i
Alameda woman "kdnaps' her children
and selzes milk wagon and driver when
pursued; police auto catches her. PAGE
Bulls put up SIS. 100000; absorb world of
cotton. PAGE 1
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-30
INDEX OF
HERALD'S NEWS
TODAY
FORECAST

For Los Angeles and vicinlty-Cloudy on
Saturday; light west wind. Maximum tenn
perature yesterday 6S degrees; minimum
temperature 40 degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-30
SOUTH CALIFORNIA

School bond issue in Pasadena fails of
necessary two-thirds vote. PAGE L
Schooner Aloha drags anchor at Redondo
Beach, bumps pier. PAGE L
San Bernardno kids, boy IT, girl Is. don
double harness. PAGE i
Long Beach grub peddlers plan co-opera-
ton to offset high prices PAGE II
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
COLUMBIA
Many Wells Cry-Fs>sot 5stss ard Ertsvtssnnnsots--tioH 5 HiES 5s1fsr Vas Caught

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
Funsrai Of Mrs. Charles Horton-h.r- nnsI Business Meeting of Y ?. 2. (. r.

The funeral Df Mrs Charles Horton w8s held on Sunday from Der late home fhe HeY. Harry Grimes coD- dHcted inc ff~ural services. The bear CTS were Charles chamberiaiu, George Chamberlain, Charles HBckus and Jay H39epe k Evri8i was at Windhafg.
 Mrs Fassjus BarstOw entertained week end visitors from Djddiet0~fL
 /. p. s. C. F Elects Officers.
 The nnuua business meeting 0f ff9e Y. r. E. C r. was held Tuesday even ing and the following officers were elected. cdst gs BarsiDsy, president Affs r. r. Pecknhu. vice president : Clifford HozeY. secretary; F. L. FIin- ton, treasurer. chs irfGan Of lookout committee, r. r. perkbauns prayer meeting. Clyde iafkiu, sae.al. EIretsa foxeg, temperance. stephen fhl1s { music. Edith Larkham, flower, Mrs. ". C. Card, good literature, Mrs. wills Slate II was voted tO pledge 3z5 for lac Widinantis f. VI. q A. building fund
 atrr. Wardworth Smith is seriously ~ at bis home here.
 Mias Frances Kiege V spending 3 feN days with her father Louis Kfese. at Lynn Mass.
 Mrs C. L. Clinton has been a 5t0rrs for a fesv days.
 Ladfes Hold Sale and Entsrtoinnent.
 The sale and euterta inment given Dy fne ladies Of South WindhAu to raise the money pledged for the WlHmaut4c 4c F. U. C. 4. building was q great sue cess. Over ninety dCiars Of the one hundred pledged vas raised.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
STAFFORD
Burial of Mrs. Eliza Cra~for6-Granee
 Plans New Years Ball.

Mir and Mrs Joseph Satterlee of Needham Heights, Mass. and Miss Ann Kinney Of Newton Highlands Mass. were guests Of Mrs | P. Booth the first of the week
 The body of Mrs Eliza Crawford. wife Of the late Lawrence Crawford of SraTordville was brought here for burial in che Htllsice cemetery Mon day. Since the ceath Of her husband she has made her home in Nse6ham Heights Mass.
 Mrs. Jarvis Hyde is II with preu- rnonia-
 Wolcot- lodge held the annual meet ing Thursday evening.
 Rev. R N. Adams save a ste-eopJi- con lecture on the Philippines Tues day evening in Chs Baptist church.
 Stafford grange is completing ar engagements for ! New Years dance to be held in Memorial hall
 Divorce for Mrs. Graves.
 Mrs. Ruby F. Graves was granted a divorce from her husband. Mark Graves, IT the superior court, Friday. She was also given The custody of her child
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
BR00KLYn
Local Pastor st Norwich Conference Supper With Mystffyins Menu.


 Supper With Mystifyins Menu. Dr. C r. Gcnunz. pastor Of the sptist church, attended the past week the meeting Of the pastors iu Norwich and reported very spiritual and helpful meeting.
 Mrs John Failon and 5aughterg after speu0lng a few weeks with Mir and Mrs. Dewitt C. Park. have re- turned 70 Boston.
 Mrs Dewitt C. Park vas iu Putnam on Tuesaay.
 Mystery Supper. The Ladies' Aid society Of the Con- ereRatiOuai church gave a supper on Wednesday evening in their chapel Following was q menu
 Bostonians Delight
 CJlored Staff Of Life Winter IT and 9 Doctors Pay
 Shippers Residence
 Found in Most Schools
 A Capital Letter and Pains
 The Support of 4 Minister
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 Prisoner Reeaptured. On Tuesday evening. Jailer 4. s. Field recs blurred q prisoner. ErvFard O'ConnOr who escaped from the charge Of 4 keeper. November Zi. while en- ployed at labor outside of the jail Misses Annie and Mabel Dyer. aft CT visit for few weeks with friends in Philadelphia, have returned home.