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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-02
DE IA oficina de Sandal

Ell Sr. Anidno, Inspector de Sa-
nidad, informa que visito cinco pue:
tos de leche en- Ell barrrio de Santur.
ce en- IA manana del dia 80, resultaa,
do de buena caidad toda la leche
inspeccionadas.
-Custodio Rodriguez. de Manati
denuncia las malas condolences en-
que Sc encuentraa algunos puestos
de leche en- aauel pueblo.
La Srta. Teresa Camuhas, de
San Juan, sohcita autorizacion para
desembarcar en- esta isla ell cadaver
embalsamado de do1a Carlota Bird
de Camuias que llegara ell jueves en-
el vapr anercano, procedente de
New York.
Manuel Fernandez de Guava-
ma, solcita Sc le info-rne sobre las
condolences que Sc requieren para Ia
construction de IN edidicio de pana-
deria.
Sucesores lie Lui5a Hros. San Juan
solicitan Sc les e':pida un certihcado
de articulos destruiGo: por el nspec-
tor de .Almienros 4 peticion de los
interesados.
-IIonllor y Comp. de Ponce, soli-
citan Sc les expida IN certifcado cue
acredite Ia destruction por el inspec-
tor de Alimientos de % sacos de gar
banzos. Les Tue coaceGido.
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Los debates en- Ell Conseiio
Sc da lectura al informe de
la Comlsion de Hacien-
da de la camara.
A propuesta de Mr. Groomer Sc
acuerda que la comisi0n reti.
re ell infOrme.

En- la session de hoy dia 2 del Con-
sslo, no habiendo otro asunto de
que tratar, Sc dio lectura 81 informe
de Ia comision de hacienda sobre Ia
resolucion de Ia Camara para enviar
una comision 4 Washington.
La resolucion segdn Ia aprobo la
Camara, dispona el enviade una CO.
mission compuesta de trs delegados
y aslgnaba la suma do tres mil do
liars para los gastos de Ia misma.
El informe de la comision de ha-
clenda proponia enmendar La resolu-
clon ,ilsertando considerandos al efec
to de que en- el pals hay dos partidos
politlcos, que Ia camara solo re-
preseata uno. Y que los americanos
RESIDENCES poseen la quinta parte
De Ia propiedad; Y sugiere que Sc
nombre una comlsion para que infor-
me hbremente a los autoridades de
Washington. compuesta de cuatro
personas, dos que designara el pre-
sldente del Consejo, debiendo recaer
el nombram!ento en- TN mienbro del
consejo que NO sea iete de departa-
mento y ei otro. en- u2 americana
resldente en- Puerto R!co. Los otros
dos nomoramientos corresponds
hacerlos al presidente de ia c amara.
sc sslgna la suma de tres mil qui-
nieatos dollars para los gastos de
la comisi6n.
4 propuesta de Mr.. Groomer. Sc
acuerda que la comis;G.. retire {. in
forme y que vuelva q ella la resolu-
ci6n. -
Sc presenta el proyecto de lev No
p por el Sr.Sanchez Morales para.
enmendar Ia ley del servicio civil.
y lCs proyecsos p Y . por el ST.
Sawyer. para reembolsarse ell Tesoro
los pHGstamos hechos y em.tir bonos
para snticipcs s munieipios. Pasar
4 las comis.ones respeetlvas.
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Official de Sandal de Yabucoa
informa que Sc han presentado 10 CO
SOS de varicela V que ha tornado la
medidas de precaucioa oportunas
Sc le ha remitido Gnfa vacuna para
proceder q la vacunacion de a1ue,
vecindar!o.
Pablo Roura Crosas, Yauco, So
icita parmiso para exhumar los res
ros de don joss Maria Lopez y FigUe
rOa
Inspector de .Alimentos. San
Juan, par,icipa haber entvegado en-
el Labora,orio mues:ras de leche Pc
ra ser anal;Zaias tomadas en- los pue-
bios de Qde5radillas e Isabella.
Inspector de Alimentos, San
Juan, remite para aaalisis una mues-
ira de pasta para sopas, marca Co
lombus Brand, tomala en- ell alma
cen de los Sres. Sores de Fernandez
Julcos.
-CGses Pabon, Cabo-Rojo, Sc
qieJa de Ia conducta obssrvada por
E! ohc;al de Sandal de aauel pusolo
al 10 coAcederle p.rmlso para esta-
biecer un2 caraiceria Y unmatadero
en- un baryio Gistante de Ia pobla-
c.5n, cuando esto mlsmo lie ha side
coneed!do 4 otras psrsonas.
Inspector de Alimentos de Maya
guez, da cuenta de haber destruido
once ha-r;les de papas (patatasJ pre-
via conformidad de sus propietarios
los Sres. u. Grale Hiios.
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Manager.

HETiLofDECR nejor : mas :eea
do todos los espeelfioos hasta shoes euu
eidos para L. cars pernanents Do tod q
as eafsrnsdades d h uretza, ~ San est {
cr6nicas agudaA contiene 4 nujo y cur,
por complete, en- msnos tempo qua min
gdn otro prepsrado Gnilar las gonorreas
espsrmatorTeas eisiti4 ETC. Major qus
las inye>cionss = mug superior u alndale
y copaibA. Empisss { surtir ~ sfecto { u.
tres cuatro hoIas d hahssss tornado
Los "METILoIDES"-son ileilas d to.
mar est4n prepsrsdos Dc manesa gu,
no revuelven el est6n1Aeo nj producan us-
los efectos.
De Vents en- tedas Ia BoticaA r.
dsnse muestras gratis & sus 6nicos fsbricn
tes.
Frederick ste.rn. 4 C.. Detroit Miehi
Gan. U.S.A.
Hoy dgr,euttores quo necssstan
n,ayordomos" y hay "mdyordomos'
que necesitdn co!ocaei6n. Esds dos
aspiracionss Sc eneuentran con Diff
cnltad y retardo. Ambas cot;ncidirdn
rdpidaments 81 los deseos de nnayordo
mos y agricultores 50 dnuncian en-
La Correspondeneia". Hay en- es-
te diario especial y na6dico tarVa al
efcto.
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LO hallais en- la NiDfa.

ApenGS recioido un surtido de
sombreros Y dc otros articulos que
constantemen;- reciben los conoci
dos comercial:s Sres. Garcia y Ii
neras, el publico della ciudad Y de Ia
isla 10 agoJa a ropa hecha y a Ia
medlda, los sombreros, las camisas
de ultima novedad, Ia fina ropa in
terror oe los Gliimos modelos, pahue
los de mano, corbatas, botonaduras,
cuellos para irak y smoking, medias
para hombre. In sombreros del pals
Y del extrangrro Sc reciben constan
temente inpo-taciones. Para los
proximos bales hay especial surtido
de prendas para caballeros.
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TURQUUA AME-
NAZA 4 GREC|A. I
Si1os dellegados creten-
ses son admitidos en-
el parlameg;nto.
:El Sena sigue bajando.
E' Congreso solicita para Peary
ell grado de vics.almirante.
El Sena sigue bajando.
De nuestro service cablegrafioo

lie nuestro service caDlegranco
New York, Febrero 2.-El minis
tro de relaciones exteriores de ,Tur-
quia ha enviado al gobierno de Gre
cia una nota concebida en- tonos
energicos. En- dicho documento, le
previene a Grecia que 81 los diputa-
dos cretenses son admitidos en- el
parlamento helepo, el gobierno de Ia
Puerta, declarara la guerra a Grecia.
"El gobierno de Constantinopla
dice La nota considerara en- aquel
parlamento & los representatives de
Ia isla de Creta como perjudiclal
4 sus intereses politicos y en- menos
cabo de su soberania sobre esa po-
session insular. Ell gobierno de Ate
mas Sc muestra perplejo ante la &C
titud de Turquia.
New York, Febrero 2.-El
sena tuvo hoy un descenso
de cuatro pies. Vatias brigadas estan
ocupadas en- desfangar los paseos
Y casas que fueron invadidos por Ia
creciente. Sc han tornado juntas
de socorro para protejer a las VIC
timas del desastre. Ell presidente
Fallieres ha nombrado una comlsion
de tecnicos para que proceda d Ia
investigation de las causas orlglna-
ron Ia inundacion del Sena, asi CO.
mo para que Sc provean los medlos
para evitar una nueva catasttrote
ee espera que el gobierno votara los
creditos necesarios para las obras
de limpieza saneamiento de Ia ciu-
dad en- los distritos que fueron inun-
dadcs por el rio, asf como para
trsbajos de resguardo y provision
contra nueva irrupcion del rio.
New York, Febrero 2.-El domm
20 Sc did una funci6n en- esta ciudad
Z beneficio de las victlmas de los
desastres del Sena. El acto fue inl-
ciado Dor la colonia francesa la que
centribuy6 explendidamente al
exito del actc.
New York, Febrero 2. Despachos
ae Lima informan que el gablnete
en- pleno llevo aver al presidente
Segnia la renuncia de sus carteras
respectivas. La crisis fue provoca-
da por la discussion del proyecto
presentado al senado -por la conf
sion de Hacienda del Congreso So
bre el estanco del tabaco y el recargo
de los impuestos al cobre
Ell presidente Sc ha negado a ad-
nitir la renuncia de los secretaries
reiterandoles su confianza.
New York, Febrero 2.-La i'm
portante casa bancafia Fisk, Robin
son Bond de esta ciudad, Sc ha decla
rado hoy en- quiebra con un activo
de siete millones..
New York, Febrero 2.-La CANA
ra de Representatives. de Washing
ton padira le sea concedido al CO.
mandante Peary ell grado de viceal
mirante de l. armada, en- atenc'on
8 sus services prestados & la Gle
cia con el descubrimiento del Polo
Las pruebas presentadas por Peary
relativas & sus viajes de exploration
han s;do aprop2das por la academia
de ciencios curo credito y veraci-,
dad de los tr2 2ajos realizados, le
acreditan como verdadero descu-
bridor de las rpGiones Grticas.
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.iVlVE At EL.=D1NoSkU URo?
HONRAS. FUN EBRES.

Ell sabado dia 5 de Febrero
a las 8 de Ia malana tendra
lngar en- la 1glesia Cathedral
de esta ciudad las honras fd-
nebres en- memoria del Doctor
Don Jose NJ. Marxuach 20. E.
P. d. Su Viuda, hijos y de.
mas parientes suplioan Ia pre-
sencia de los amigos.
2-34 '@ -
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REvIsTA sENANAL DE ACTUAuDADEs
P.sc.,ors.. T. Arillago Rogue y
F. Matos BeruisT.
Los sehores de la Isla que
'eseen recibir esta Revista de
tuaiidades politicas, mora
.es y econ0micas. pueden dar
sus 6rdenes al editor I. Arrilla-
ga Rogue. Ponce, calle del
Leon No. 5.
Subscription adelantada
Sl.5O trimestre.
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Casade PrssfamOS. J. Rendon
COmpalia 5. en- C.

Dia 1 : y dia : de Mario
a las ? p. m. tendra lugar un
esplendidorematede de las prem.
das que habiendo trascurrido
seis Ineses no nan sido renova
das nj canoeladas. Hay de ven-
tas un preciososurtido de al.
haias. Allen ,2lEortaieza
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-02
AVISO.

Por autoridad concedida
por el Albacea de los bienes
del difunto W. K. Villavaso,
esta compania vendera en- sus
ofcinas en- la Gale de Ia Cruz
No. 5, el sabado 90 a las dos
de la tarde, un lote de niue.
bles tales como mesas, sillas,
roperos, etc.,
Porte Riean Express Csupany.
Per Fl. E. SCHAFFER,
MANAGER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-02

Ell Paludismo esta llamado 4 de
saparecer, desde que Sc ha descubier
to este nuevo especifico Pam ala.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-13

Georgia will take the men from Con-
necticut on board at New Haven
As soon rs all are embarked the
battleshirs will proceed to sea and
probably will assemble in fleet forma-
ton off Provincetown. Mass. There
Admiral Schroeder will issue his ord
ers governing the maneuvers and ex-
ercises. These will include instruction
in the handling of the guns. marks
manship. handling ammunition. and
the routine duties Of sailor on board
a first-class hattleship.
Commander Russell Raynor OF the
First Naval Battalion OF Manhattan
said yesterday that his men probably
will take several short practice cruises
ON the gunboat Wasp early in July to
prepare themselves for the more I'M
portant duties they will be called upon
to perform when they join the Allan
tic Fleet.
At the conclusion OF the nsaneuvers
the battleships assigned to carry tks
New York and New Jersey battalion:
will return to New York and lane
them at Tompkinsville."
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-13
IOEA NOT YET DEAD
Proposed River Bank Boule-
ward May Be Realized
Some Sweet Day.
CITY HOLDS TO PROPERTY

Proof that the much discussed idea
of a scenic boulevard along the west
ern bank of the Whitewater is not
entirely dead came this morning IN
the meeting of the board OF works,
when applications to lease and buy
portions of the ground owned by the
city on that side were refused with
out serious consideration. At the pres
ent time, the city owns more than hal1
of the strip between the Doran and
the Main street bridges. as we'll as
portion of the river bank to the south.
Several years ago winding roadway
was surveyed. but lack of funds caus'
ed the Improvement to be postponed
The applications this morning were
for a lease on strip that fronts on
Richmond avenue, permission being
asked to build and operate black
smith shop. Another citizen desired
to buy some of the property and erect
a bungalow. In moving that the city
retain hold of the property, Mayor
Zimmerman spoke feelingly for the
proposed boulevard and promised tha
nothing should interfere with the
city's plans in this direction.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-13

in the utmost discomfort in the open
squares and alongside of the country
roads.
In Calabria they have taken To caves
where men, women, children, dogs,
horses. &C.. all live together.
At Messini and Reggie the people
are more philosophical. They are either
so accustomed to peril that they no
more regard it, or are convinced that
their cities will be immune for some
years, their vague idea being that
Providence will not hit a man when
he is down.
The presence of the king and queen
at the scene of the disaster has aroused
even more enthusiasm that at the
time OF the Messina earthquake. the
poor souls saying that they did not
think their majesties would consider
them worthy of SO much thought.
Queen Helena was clothed in short
skirt and coat, with common sense
boots and she walked from hospital &c
hospital where she assumed big
white apron, the hem of her own gown
being sewn with kisses and her head
crowned with such blessings as per
haps no other woman has so earned
She has been interchangeable, SO much Sc
| that his majecty has begged her II
save herself, but in vain, and so sew
eral persons owe her their lives. as al
about the country the ideas OF surger,
and attention to the sick and injured
are primitive to a degree
Thus another link has been forged II
the chain which binds Queen Helena t
her people.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-13
SAINTS DAYS THIS WEEK.

The following are the saints days
for the coming week: Sunday, June II.
st. Eskill of Sweden, eleventh century,
ST. Onuphrius, hermit, st. John OF San
Fagondez; u, st. Anthony of Padua:
IA. st. Basil the Great, ST. Methodius of
Constantinople. $40, Is, St. Titus and
Modestus, Blessed Gregory Lewis Bar
badigo, 1897; 16, st. John Francis Re-
gis, St. Aurelia, $50; II, SIS. Nicander
and Marian; IS, feast of the Sacred
Heart, st. Marina.
June 10 is day kept especially in
Europe by Roman Catholics as one of
their highest festivals. This is. as
called by the French, the 'Fete Dieu,"
the celebration of the name of God. In
Catholic communities the consecrated
host is carried through the open air,
the whole population turning out to
do honor to it, and kneeling as 1t
passes by.
This feast is popular in Belgium and
in the south of France. There are
great professions in the streets of the
towns and cities. Following the people
the monks and the secular clergy
comes the canopy and dias under which
the priest of the highest rank walks
carrying the "body of Christ" After
the principal streets have been trav
ersed all return to the church whlcf
is decorated and illuminated, the in
cense ascends, the organ resound'
with the whole force of its pipes. ane
the host is restored to its accustomed
ark on the high altar.
AS one walks through the streets
during the week of this fete he vii
see on every corner little tables OF
which poor children spread a napkin
and light some candles, adding one o
more plaster figures of the virgin o
saints. To the passersby they cry, ID
not forget the little chapel" These ar
a reminder of the chapels which i
great pomp to serve as stations TO
the procession where mass was said i
the open air.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-13
HyORCP HOBIA SCARE

Lafayette, Ind, June 13-Never be-
fore in it's history has Lafayette been
SO agitated by mad dog scare as at
the present time. Not only in the city
but throughout the county the ever
increasing epidemic of rabies is caus-
ing CONSERVATION. The city and coun-
ty authorities are unable to account
for the rapid spread of the disease,
and there is wild tS.lk of killing every
dog in Tippecanoe county. Conditions
have grown worse and worse until 1t
is now admitted by all that the situa-
ton is serious. The police are killing
scores of dogs, and will continue to
shoot down unmuzzled animals just as
| rapidly as they meet them in the
streets. But this does not do away
| with all the danger, for the pet ami
mails in the homes are beginning to
show signs of rabies. and several in
stances have been reported of women
and children being bitten by household
pets.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-13
COUNCIL Will MEET

For the purpose Of taking up the
proposed vehicle ordinance in detail.
considering each clause separately,
the city council will meet this even
ing with the board of works and City
Attorney Gardner in the office Of the
board of works at the city hall. The
vehicle ordinance has been hanging
fire for several weeks and as no set
Element seems to be near, the meeting
this evening was arranged to thresh
out the matter and try to arrive at an
agreement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-13

He Did.
"They say he got rich quick"
Eyes. His wealthy uncle died from
heart disease."-Detroit Free Press.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-13

the Jerseyites to practice alongside
the blue-jackets of Admiral Schroed-
er,s command. but the militiamen OF
Pennsylvania, Massachusetts. Connec-
ticut, Rhode Island. and Maine also
will 60 along. The cruise will begin
on July IS and will last about eight
days. They win be so assigned on the
battleship that every civilian blue
jacket will be alongside q veteran who
viii show him how it's done"
Big Fleet in Cruise.
Fourteen battleships surely. sixteen
probably, will take part in the cruise
The New Workers wilt be assigned t
the battleships South Carolina ane
Michigan. the two new Dreadnoughts
and the New Hampshire, Minnesota
Nebraska. Rhode Island, and Virginia
These ships will reach New York Har
Dor about July 20 and anchor OF
Tompkinsville, where the New Yorl
and New Jersey men will be embarked
The Mississippi and Idaho will en-
/ bark the Rhode Islanders off Newpor,
the Vermont will take on the Mas
sachusetts sailors at Boston. the Penn
sylvanians will board the Kansas a
Philadelphia, the Louisiana will go I
| Portland for the Maine sailors, and tn
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-13
Monarch's Visit to Scene of
| Earthquake Arouses
Enthusiasm.
GENERAL GLOOM PREVAIL
MANY BELIEVE THAT THE WORST
is NOT OVER CORRESPOND.
EN7s' TELEGRAMs coNFIscAT.
ED BY cENSORS.

Rome, June 13.-All Italy now thinks
believing that the worst is not over
and that We are in, if not for a fresh
Messina, at least for great loss and
danger.
This disaster bears out the predic-
lions of Frank Perret, the American
vulcanologist, who devotes his whole
time to studying the volcanoes of
Southern Italy. He has repeatedly said
that not only Etna would overflow,
which it will be remembered it did,
but that severe earthquakes might be
expected at any time.
1t is almost impossible to know just
how much of the truth about this
earthquake is known in America, as
the censor has been busy from the first
moment. and unfortunately cores
pondents have had their kilograms con.
| fiscated right and left and are only in
| formed of the matter when it is too
| late to take other measures. This OF
course does not suppress knowledge OF
the real situation for a moment. but ii
| has the effect of causing those anx
| iously awaiting news from Italy to i'm
agine that the affair is much more Sc
rious than it is.
| This matter of the censor is so child
ish that one wonders that the institu
ton does not die natural death from
| ridicule.
The population Of the whole south Of
the peninsula is in most deplorable
condition, even in places where shocks
have not been felt. They nightly re-
fuse to sleep in their houses and camI
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-13
Uncle Sans Naval Reserves
win Be Given a Taste Of
| Real Service.
EIGHT DAYS ON THE SEA
NAVAL FORCES OF SEVEN STATES
WILL PARTICIPATE IN THE
MANEUvERs OF FOURTEEN BIG
BATTLESHiPS.
american News Serviee)

(AmeriCan NEWS SefVlGeJ
New York. June 13-Members of the
Naval Militia in New York and New
Jersey have been informed that they
will make a cruise on the Atlantic
Fleet this Summer, and the men are
already preparing for the trip. which
is expected to be the most instructive
and interesting the civilian sailors
ever have had.
have had to be content with Summer
tours on obsolete cruisers or nava
auxiliaries, occasionally participating
in the torpedo boat and submarine
maneuvres.
Not only are the New Workers ant
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-13
GENEROUS GIFT

american News Service)
New York, June 13-Mrs. Russell
Sage gave $4,000 to the Audubon So
ciety for it's work in Georgia. Florida,
Texas and South Carolina in protect
ing the bird.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-07
TRIES TO KILL AMERICAN
PRINCESS WITH RATCHET.
Attack Made in italian Castle
Held BY Woman.

ROME, Jan, ARMED with q
hatohet, a man named Travaglini made
an attack in the famous castle of Norni
upon the Princess Ruspoli, widow OF
Prince Enrico Ruspoli. Servants pre-
vented him from injuring the princess.
A French maid. alarmed by the
servants screams. jumped from a
window and fled through the, village.
Travaglini was arrested. Princess Rus
poll suffered a severe shock, but is ex-
pected to 0 in a few days. The
cause of the attempted assault is not
known.
A sensational lawsuit is likely to take
place over the ownership of the castle,
which ~overlooks Lake Nomi. The
property is claimed by. Donna Eugenia
Ruspoli (nee Enfield, widow OF a
wealthy American of the name OF
Berry, and also the widow Of Prince
Ei,rico Ruspoii. She declares that her
second husband purchased 1t with her
Prince Enrico bequeathed the
castle to his brother. Prince .Umberto,
who is willing to refund the purchase
price 10 his si~ster-in-law, provided she
proves that she advanced the money
to his brother. This she refuses to do.
ana insists upon keeping the castle.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-07
ALLEGED Thief
BURIED IN TUNNEL
DUG TO ROB BANK
Police Sure Finkelstein Perished
I. in Tube Under Street Lead
ing to Vault.

NEW YORK. Jan. building ex-
perts and the police worked all night ir
a futile search for the body of Isaac
FinlSelstein, of SO Ludlow street. who
after digging a tunnel through which
the police say, he intended &c enter ano
rob q jewelry store and a bank. is be.
lieved to have persisted in the grave o.
his own digging.
The police think the body win be
found today in II ceve-in under Ludlow
street. The men are working in
short shifts, enlargiug the hole, so they
can enter to look for the body.
Mrs. Finkelstein. surrounded by five
little children, in her flat today told of
her husbands plans. She said it was
his intention to dig his way under the
jewelry store of S. Zirinsky. on Grand
street. The police also think that he in
tended to try to rob the vaults of the
East Side Branch OF the Fourteenth
Street Bank.
II suppose I ought TO have told on
him when / first knew about the tun-
mel. but thought he was joking. If
/ had thought he really meant to rob
the jewelry store l think l would have
Informed the police said Mrs. Kinkel-
steiu.