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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-15
E| Serviicio Civil

La Comisi0n del Servicio Civil Puer-
torriqueno anuncia cxamenes Iibres y
de oposici6n que tendran lugar en- San
Juan con el objeto de obtener elegibles
para cubrir vacanteS. Los exantenes Sc
ran de caracter practice y comprende-
ran solamente las aSignaturas que fue-
ren nt.cesarias para probar competencia
en- el desempeno de los empleos. Para
mas GetaMcS Y S0licltudeS EN- bfanco nece-
|sarias escribase solicitense personal
mente de la Comisi0n del Servicio Civil
|Puertorriqueno, Edficio del Correo, San
Juan, =. r.
Las solcitudes deben hacerse en- los
modelos correspondence, y deben man
darse la Comision por 10 menoS diez
dias antes de la fecha de los examenes.
Las plazas que hay que cubrir son las
|sigulenteS:
Escrlbiente, Registro de la Propie-
dad; Guard1a de Females; Inspector de
Plomeria Maestro, Instituciones de Be
neficencia y Correcci6n; Tasador y
Agente de Rentas lnternas; Taquigrafo
|y Dactil0grafo
Para todos estos examenes menos ell
de guardia de Females, Sc admitiran so
licitudes hasta el dia en- que Sc verifi-
quen, siempre que existan buenas razO-
nes para justifcar la demora, y en- aque-
Hos casos en- que no Sc haya podido en-
War la solicitud la Comisi6n antes del
|examen, Sc admitira al aspirante bajo La
condici6n de que la enyie despu6s del
mismo v sujeta su aprobaci0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-15
LOS TRABAJOS DE LA
ADMINISTRATORS

FL senor America Salas, que actual
mente ocupa como Saben nuestroS lee
torres, eel puestO de alcalde de la ciu-
dad, ha resultado un magnifico funci0-
mario, pues, atiende las observaciOncs
de la prensa, y todas aquellas otras del
rublico que a cree jillstas
Nos ha dicho esta manana que habia
sdo admitida la renuncia del senior Rey
naldo Paniagua, del cargo de concc-
jal del Ayuntamiento Dicho senior
present0 la renuncia pl mifrcoles por
la tardc
FL Senor SalaS, cree que la renuncia
del senor Paniagua. obrdece motives
de Salud
No SablamOS, en- verdad, que pl senior
Paniagua estuvicse enfermo. Y en- todo
case, con una licencia hubiera podido
rcponcrse SentimoS de t0dos modos
que el padre del Presupuesto' Sc
haya Separado de la administration ma
nicipal, porque hay que reconocer que
era un buen elemento Ten el ConcejO.
listed habra visto nos dijo el Sc
nor Salas, como Sc riegan ahora p0r las
mananas. las calles. antes del barridO 3?
-Sl, senior, y va era hora de que al
gunaS GALES de la capital aparccieran
con ell piso lavado.
d Que trabajOs Sc reaEzan ahora Sc
nor SalaS2
-Pmes poca cosa. Sc activan traba-
JOS de afrmado de la calle del Culto ;
estd pr0ximO concluirse la calle del
Parque, que sera seguramente una de
las mejores de Santurce, pues Sc hacen
refomas impOrtanteS como las aceras
Y cl Alcantarillado aSi como el afrma-
dO de la carretera.
Hay tambien otras obras de menos
mportancia como el deshierbo de al
gunas plazobetas Y calles.
= Cuando regresa ell doctor Carbonell?
-(9uizas en- el cOrreo pr0Ximo. LA
Correspondence, da la noticia aver.
Ell doctor Carbonell es el Presden-
t. accidental del Concejo Municipal
Nos despedimoS recomendando al Sc
Tor Salas, visite con frecuencia la pla-
"a del Mercado sobre todo. el Mata-
dero, que necesitan reformas con t0da
urgencia, pues, por 10 que Sc We, nj la
plaza del Mercado merece el n0mbre de
tai y el matadero de San Juan. esta
la altura de Bihgndino.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-15

La senorita Justa Reyes, que residia
en- el barrio de Quebrada Limon, sc
suicide Ell la letrina de su casa
ahorcandose con un panuelo pequeno
Su familiar ell senior Eduardo Torres,
puso este hecho en- conocimientos de
las autoridades, constituy6ndose Ell de
tective Milan, en dicho sitio. Esta jo
ven era de aspecto simpatico y conta-
ba algunos - amos de edad. Parece
que el moyil que la indujo al suici-
dio fue asuntos amorosos. Hacia POGO
tempo que reSidla la infortunada joven
con sus famiiares en- vel expresado ba-
rrio.
Anteriormcnte vivian en- Penuelas !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-15
E case del DR.. Bone|i
UNA ESPOSA MARTIRIZADA

La actualidad en- la capital es el ca
so del doctor Bonelli, ocurrido en-
Lola.
Sc hacen reIatos horripilantes que
indignan.
Unos hacen aparecer a la Joven es-
posa Maria Luisa PinerO. como que ha
sido martirizada por el marido, ell cual
lie obligaba la ftrerza a tomar pasti-
Has de sublimado y le inyectaba morti-
ma. Otros dicen que el doctor BOnelll,
ve ease con dicha joven hace POGO item
por. V al cuarto dia de la b0da, surgle-
ron las dramaticas escenas q. ha obllgado
a la acci6n judicial intervenir en- ese
misterioso drama de familia.
FL fiscal Campillo que al principle
habia senalado tres mil dollars para la
libertad del acussdo. Sc asegura que
ha elevado la fianza
Sc hacen elogios del cello desplegado
por eel policia Beyley, quien evlto la
muerte violenta de ia esposa del doe
tor.
Maria Luisa Pinero, que es una her
mosa joven, de veinte veintiun amos.
Sc halla zen CANA y Sc teme un fatal
desenlace.
Tales son las informaciones qtte cir
culaban aver de boca en- boca, las cua-
les recogemos con la resevra correspon-
diente hasta conocer Ell todoS Sis deta-
Hes el emOcionante SucesO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-15
La facha suicida
LA EPIDEMIA DEL OLA

Hace pocas noches Sc suicide con
acido fenico, una mujer joven de nom
bre Carmen, vecina que era del sitio
conocido por ''Punta Brava', de Aqua
dilla.
A las diez, tom6se el veneno y a las
doce era va cadaver Ign6ranse los mo
viles que indujeron esa desgraciada
muier, que viva maritalmente con un
individuo de apellido Galvasi, a tOmar
tan extrema resoIuci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-15

Aleiandro Arenas. ac-aado de homi-
cidio voluntario zen Ia persona de Ju-
lio Garcia, ha aido absuelto pOr el jura-
do.
Ira vista del prooaso tarmin6 el jue-
YES.
Ell abogado defensor se1or PARA Ca
p6, logr6 un gran truunfo professional,
con la defensa de Alejandro Arenas.
La acusaci6n ia llevaba @l fiscal To.
rres Grau, que pidi6 al jurado TN we're
dicto de culpabilidad.
Desputs de los discurbos del defen-
sor del fiscal se suspendi6 la vista
hasta las DOS y media de "a tarde, en-
que Sc do 4 conocer aI varedicto alb
Solutorio del iurado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-15
La compa6Ia Fuentes
LLEGARA EN- Ell ESPANOL

Nos comunica el licenciado Rogelio G.
Rendueles, apoderado de la empresa dc
la Compania Fuentes, que los artistas
llegaran San Juan en- el correo espaIlol
ell q del corriente.
Ell senior Rendueles recibi6 aver I'm
despacho cablegrafico de Francisco
Fuentes, avisandole ell deinitivo embar-
que de la compania.
Ell debut Sc hara del "a al 25 de este
mes. La tempcrada de Caracas ha side
brillantisima y Sc ha proloneaQo mas de
tres meSeS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-15

Antes de aver por la tarde tambien
intent0 suicidarse, con unas pastillas
de sublimado, otra mujer llamada Ra
mona Rivera. Momentos antes habia
tenido un serio disgusto con SUI aman-
be.
Ella sigue grave hasta ahora, La
asiste el doctor Gimenez Sierra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-15


CIudad.
Muy distingnido senior
En- el inportante diario que ustedt
dirige, correspondence a Ia ediei6n deE
dia IL de los corrientes, he deido una
netiei& trasnitida por cable referente &
la evasion del Castillo San Carlos Ma
racaibo, .Venezuela) de 200 prisioaeres
politlcos que yacian en- sus ergastulas
|por orden del presidente Juan Vicente
Gomez.
Suplico de hospitalidad en- las coluna-
mas de su interesante publication q laS
presentes lfneas, fin de ilustrar ell err
terio de sus leetores, que sin duda ne
estaran al tanto de los asuntos polft1eos
de mi desventurado pals.
No pueden ser esos prisioneros pelftf-
cos, como dice el cable que aludo, ann
g0S de Cipriano Castro, por ningnn res
pecto, asi, como tampoco podrian seft0
de Gomez; feroces dictadores que han
envifecido mi pals haciendolo sufrir les
h0rrores de la hrania mas excerablea
dominandOlo por el terror robandefe
el tesoro; no, entire esOS mobiles prlsl0ne>
ros estaba ell valeroso general Zoilo VI
dial, companero de prisi6n en- dos diStin-
tas ocasiones, y muy querido amigo del
que estas Iineas escrlbe; Y fue 81, a mo-
dudarlo, quien puso a prueba una vez
mas su valor nunca desmentido, arries--
gando su vida por salvar las de sus cenI--
paneroS. Al leon no Sc encadena; at1e--
de ESQ para los esclavos.
Solo un hombre de las condolences de-
Zoilo Vidal p0dia Ilevar feliz termilmG
y en- tan corto tempo (porque haeia
POGO mas . menos cuarenta dlas que fHe
reducido a prisi0n) una evasion tan aa--
daz- Era lefe de la Fortaieza San Car
los I'm sobrlno del actual presidente Go
mez, y obtuvo este lucrative balo ern-
pleO de carceierO como una reeompens.s
por Ell horroso aseslnato perpetrado por
Il EN- la persona del doctor Mata Has
que eJereia Ell alto cargo de Gobernador
del DistritO Federal, ademas de ser per
soma de reievantes meritos,-casi q Ta
vista de la policia de Caracas, cattsand0
gran alarma en- tOdd la ciudad. Que
asi Sc imparte justicia entire los que
han asaltadO el pOder en- mi querida Pa
trial
Sc, por mformes tidedignoS, que eE
asesinO muri0 al pretenGttAr evil
tar, con sus genizaros, la celebre evasion
Debe pasar d la posteridad el nombre II
csc desdichado: Sc 9lamaba E,Lstaqut0.
Gomez!
No hace muehos dias hice una publi-.
caclon eR este mismO diario, Ia cual pa
reei6 exagerada q alguno de mis- cOmpsi-,
tf1otas por las verdadeS en ella revela--
das. FL cable que publica su diario con
firma en- parte los atropellos que padeca>
la cludadania Independence en- Venezr1t,--
la, porque no sc explica como estan he
mas las maNmorras 81 81 pals esta fore
clente y ell pueblo, por ende, satlsfecno-
Toiio Vidal, es .loven infeligente W
vateroso; es uno de los pocOs hombras'
dignos que Sc han salvado de ese nau-
fragiO pOiitico EN- Ell que han pereeido-
tantOs, por vergonzosas claudlcaciones~
En 81 estan, desde hace aIgtn tiempa,-
las eSDeranZaS de fOd0 uB
pueblo.
lie antlclpo, senor director, mi re~
por Ia publicidad de es-
tas cOrtas lineas, y ereame SUI atentd>
seguro serVidor,
Jose LSudaeta Fremont
IL, San Sebastian
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-15

Fin el barrio Maceo'', Bayam6n, la
individual Maria Acevedo, como de %
amos de edad, trat6 de sucidarse to-
mando una fuerte dosis de veneno
Fu6 conducida al hospital, donde sc en-
cuentra en- estado grave
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-15

In bai|e en- Ponce
En- ell Centre Espanol

Nuestro amigo don Jose NJ. Cosio, pre-
sidente accidental del Centre Espanol,
de Ponce, nos invita- al baile de con-
fanza que ha de tener efecto esta no
che en- ell domfcilio de dicha sociedad.
Agradecemos la amabliima atenci0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-15
u cine Dc Ia plaza

y las familias que dtSeen que Sis u
nos Sc diviertan, que no dejen de assist r.
ea dimingo al Cine de La Plaza, que ada,
m&s de distraerse, seran obsequiados con-
sabrosos carameSoS Al Cine de la Pla~-
"a q divertirse
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-15

Ell proHimo domingo ~ - " barrio
de los cerrillos" y ei "c0to del laurel
celebrara dos meetings DE- propa-
ganda el pal'tldo 1-epubHcA1o. En- ellos
habIaran los aenores Para Cap6 Leon
PARA, ArrilIaga ROGUE, Llo0ons Eehe-
varria, Carrj6n y Tous Soto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-15

En- esta oiudad oircuIa el rumor de
que el licenciado Usero Torrente, sc
ha separado de la Iglesia Cat6ica, y
que dara una conferencia ell dunes pro-
ximo en- ol "Ocntro Lunen."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-15

Tam bitD Sc ahrma que Sc trata de
crear una nueNd parroquia en- Ponce
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-15

En- el barrio Naranj0, Sc suicide ell Jo
ven FranyiSco Escobar, disparandose
un tiro ,le revolver
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-15
PONCE al dia
VARIAS NOThS Y NOTICIAS

Han ingreaado en- IA ~arcel de dis
trito los individuos Juan Alnodovar,
Santos Cortes y Francisco de Jesus, com
plicados en- el suceso de "Guaraguaos .,
de resultas del cual qued5 herida la
individual Rita Gon2aIez.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-03
JOHN D. CANFIELD DIES
OF PTOMAINE POISONING.
Pioneer in MorristOwn Develop
ment Passed Away Last Night.

Especial to the Newark Start e
YOUNGSTOWN. Aug. 3.-John D.
Garfield died at Atlantic City last
night, where he was spending several
days at Galen Hall. Yesterday morn
ing he was stricken with ptomaine
poisoning. The body will be brought
to Morristown tonight and taken to
his home in Normandy Park.
Mr.. Garfield was one Of the foremost
citizens of Morristown. He was active
in many branches of civic life and de-
veloped a large section of the town.
When a young nan he served as town
clerk and clerk of the grand jury. In
1865 he was elected a trustee of the
Morristown Green, which office he has
held ever since.
Mr.. Garfield bought the old Cobb
farm n opened 1t up for development.
1t included all that section now COM
posing Normandy Park and lower
Madison avenue. He built a water
works for supplying the property with
water and opened 1t under the name
of the Normandy Heights Water COM
pany. For several years past Mr.. Can
field had been a member of the railroad
commission appointed by the Mayor to
treat with the Lackawanna railroad on
the question of track elevation in Nor
ristown and has also for a long time
been a member of the towns shade tree
commission. He was interested in the
history of the town and one of his I'M
finished labors was the publication of
a history of Morristown, upon which he
had been working for many years. and
had a mass of data. He was 70 years
old and was unmarried.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-03
TROLLEY TRACKS WILL NOT
BE REPAIRED THIS YEAR.
BelIeviIle's Threats Against Pub
lie Service of No Avail.

Despite the fact that members of the
Belleville Township Committee recently
threatened to call the attention of the
grand jury to the condition of the road
bed and trolley car tracks in Wash
ington avenue, Belleville, it was re-
ported last night to the committee
that the Public Service Corporation
has decided not to relay the car tracks
on the west side of the street this
year. The tracks on the east side are
being improved.
Mr.. Cadiz said that he conferred
with Vice-President Roberts and Pub
licity Agent John l.. O'Toole, of the
Public Service Corporation, and that
he was informed by those officials that
the corporation is not in a position to
do the work, at least this year.
He stated that the Public Service
Corporation had appropriated a certain
amount of money to spend on improve
ments in Belleville and that the work
of relaying the east side of the tracks
would consume Belleville's share for
the yea
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-03
FOUR MEN PINNED
UNDER AUTO WHEN
It TURNS TURTLE
Madison Fire Chief and Friends
Seriously Injured in Acct
dent at Millburn.

An automobile owned and driven by
Fire Chief A. P. Smith, of Madison, ran
into the excavation made by the Nor
ris County Trolley Company at the
corner of Main street and Millburn W
nue., Millburn. last night, and turned
over pinning Smith and some of his
companions underneath. Smith had his
left arm broken and his back w%renched.
William Naughton and Samuel Ed
wards, also of Madison, who were
thrown out, were hurt about the legs
and body, and Christopher Reilly. or
Chatham, while he was caught under
meath the car, and it had to be lifted
to get him out, appears to lave escaped
with the least injury. DR.. Wellington
Campbell, of Millburn, attended the
men. An automobile from a garage in
Madison took the injured men and the
car home.
The foreman of the excavation work
says that foul red lights were displayed
at the time of the accident. The men
claim that the light across the tracks
vas out. This lantern was smashed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-03
BABY'S ITCHING
SOOTHEDA At ONCE
And Soon Cured Perfectly and Eco
nomicaIly- Doctor Called It E.
zema and Little Sufferer Rubbed
and Twisted All the Time.
CUTlCURA AGAIN PROVED
THE GREAT SKIN CURE"

my baby boy was about nine
months old when he had a breaking out
on his neck which was very annoy
Ing. 1t used to make him very fretful
and cross because it seemed to worry
him 50 much. In the meantime / was
sick myself. / had my doctor look at
the baby and he told me it was eczema
n he wanted to treat it. But a friend
OF mine told me she knew it could be
cured cheaper than any doctor could do
1t for and in much less time. So I
started using the Cuticura Soap and
Cuticura Ointment which / soon found
out was what / ought to have had be-
fore, for the eczema seemed to itch SO tho
baby could not keep his mead still for he
was rubbing and twisting all the time.
! used the Cuticura Remedies about
three times the first day and began to
notice the good it was doing, for he
began to get rest from rubbing his neck.
so 1 used three cakes Of Cuticl1ra
Soap and two boxes of Cuticura Oipt-
ment and now no one could tell that he
ever had any kind Of breaking out. and
since then ] j have never been without the
Cuticura Soap nor the Cuticura Oint-
ment. Mrs. Lula Dorsey, IL Browns Ct.
3. W.. Washington. D. c.. Oct. 2, 1909"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-03
TWO ARE CHARGED WITH
MURDER IN RACE RIOTS

PALESTINE. Tex. Aug. 3.-Two
white men were arrested yesterday in
connection with the race riots in An
derson county last week, in which at
least ten negroes were killed. MacReed
and Bidwiss were brought here to Jail
yesterday and with eleven other white
men arrested are held without bail,
charged with murder in the first degree.
1t is reported that warrants for twelve
others have beeen issued.
Interest yesterday centered in the in
vestigation being made into the affair
by a special grand jury. Eighteen wit
nesses were before that body, but non
of the evidence submitted was given
out.
1t is reported that almost the entire
negro population of Sandy Bulah
colony. lear the scene of the rioting.
has left.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-03
COMMUTERS ARE
IN FIGHT TO STAY
TO THE FINISH
Will Use Every Legitimate
Means to Obtain Equitable
Railroad Rates.

Probably one of the most decisive
steps in the campaign being waged by
the Commuters League to obtain rec
ognition of their claims relative to
passenger rates was taken yesterday,
when, at a meeting at the Hotel Col
lingwood, New York, the delegates
from the various local organizations
met n formed a central organization,
the purpose of which is to concentrat
he efforts of the commuters in their
fight for more equitable rates.
That the matter will be a very live
issue in the fall campaign was made
evident when 1t was unanimously
agreed to support at the coming cleo
ton only such candidates for the Leg
stature as go on record as being In
favor of a practical public utilities
bill. Party lines will not cut much fig
ure in this issue and the candidates
who declare themselves as being in ia
vor of a bill such as the league has IN
mind will be assured the support of
the members.
The meeting yesterday was largely
in the ature of a preliminary organ
ization n real active work by the
central body will not actually begin
until after the meeting at the Park
Avenue Hotel on the evening Of Au-
gust 16, when the members will gather
at $3.50 and discuss the plans outlined
by the various committees appointed
yesterday.
These committees, appointed by Pres
idanf Howard M0rGhQn IF Eoa OF Or
ange, are as follows:
Central Organization and Develop
ment-William r. Fougeay, of Ridge
field Park, chairman.
CHARACTERIZATION TAFT, Metuchen.
chairman.
Legal Procedure-Terry Parker, East
Orange, chairman:
Legislative Campaign-H. o. Went
worth, Rochelle Park, chairman.
Each chairman will name the other
four members of his committee.
League VIII Adopt Button.
1t is likely that the league will adopt
a button to be worn by commuters
who are interested in the campaign
that is to be waged.
Among those present at the meeting
were the following:
Thornton TAFT, Metuchen Commut-
ers' League; M. M. Schilling, secretary,
Dumont Commuters League; Geo. u.
Todd, Boonton Commuters League;
H. o. Wentworth. Rochelle Park Com
muters' League; Roy M. Robinson,
Englewood City Club; F. M. Yorston,
New Brunswick Board of Trade: VIM.
F. Fougeay, Ridgefield Park Commut-
ers' League; J. D. Holmes, O. H.
Bowers, E.. D. McKown. A. E. Condit,
Howard Kinney, Terry Parker, w. T.
Palmer, w D. Hunter, Orange; w. B.
Harris, East Orange; Cortlandt Bah
cock, Montclair; VIM. Berkeley. Mont
clair; VIM. A. Strong. Millburn; VIM.
3. Harris. West Orange. B. F. Bern
stein, of East Orange, was secretary
of the meeting.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-03
PLAN ORGANIZATION OF
STATE RIPARIAN OWNERS.

A public meeting, with the organiza-
ton of the riparian owners of the State
as its object. will be held tomorrow
evening in A of the Free Public
Library.
With the formation of the league,
which will be called the state Associa-
ton of Riparian owners" overtures
will be made looking toward the join
ing of forces with the State Riparian
Commission for the redemption of the
Passaic river and other fresh-water
streams and for the keeping of the
streams from the grasp of water COR
porations.
Another object of the organization is
toward the conservation of all waters
for the equal benefit of the Inhabitants
OF the State.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-03
ROWDY HEAVILY FINED
FOR INSULTING CHILDREN

PLAINFIELD, Aug. 3.-In the deter
mination to break up rowdyism on thc
trolley cars, Of which much complaint
has been made lately, Judge Runyon
doubled his former sentences for this
offense yesterday and fined Charles Hill
$40 for ~disorderly conduct on a a r
The trouble was caused when Hill
while drunk, made insulting remarks
to children from the Netherwood Fresh
Air Camp, who were being taken OF d
trolley ride. When protests were made
Hill attacked the conductor and mo-
torman and thrashed them so than he
cleared the car.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-03
BLOOMFIELD MAN
KILLED BY TRAIN
ON LACKAWANNA
John L. Kendig Expires in Bag
gage Car After Accident
in Glen Ridge.

John Langdon Kendig, so years old,
of 81 Park avenue, Bloomfield, died last
night after being struck by a train on
h Lackawanna railroad at Moffet's
bridge Glen Ridge. MI. Kendig was
picked up in an unconscious condition,
with his back broken, and put on the
train. He died before the train
reached Bloomfield.
He was walking along the tracks
from Montclair at the time of the ac-
the Glen Ridge line when the train
which left Montclair at 5;15 o'clock
came along. The engineer, Louis
Harle, blew the whistle and put on the
brakes, but Kendig seemed to be deep
in thought, and paid nc attention to
the warning.
The train was stopped as quickly as
possible and the Unconscious man was
placed in the baggage car, while the
train sped down the steep grade to
Bloomfield. He died on the way. DR..
Frederick G. Shaul. who had been
summoned In the meantime, pro-
nounced life extinct.
Kendig had lived in Montclair for
four years. and moved to Hillside ave-
nue., Glen Ridge, with his wife and a
daughter 10 years old and a son 10
years of age. He later moved to
Bloomfield. The daughter. Kathryn.
is in Amagansett, Long Island. She
was summoned.
Mr.. Kendig was a member of the
House Of Prayer. this city, but during
his stay in Glen Ridge had attended
Christ Episcopal Church, Glen Ridge.
He was also a Mason and was a grad
uate Of Cornell. No arrangements have
been made for the funeral.