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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-01
LABOR POL|T|CA
en- ARtC|B0::
Cambio de personal en- la
corte de d,strlto pasando
a ella los sres. Cordova
Davila y Aponte.
Sc termina Ia construction de
ua hermoso edificio de con.
creto y tres pIantas.
Tn sencillo aparato para fl
trar el aqua del acueducto.
De nuestro corresponasl.

Septiembre 3o.-- Han sido desig-
nados juez y fiscal de esta Conte de
distrito con el caracter de interino
los Hon. Lcdo. Cordova Davila y
Lcdo. j. R. Aponte respectivamente
Ha sido destinado a prestar sus
serviclos en- la corte de distrito de
Humacao interinamente el Hon. fis-
cal Lcdo. A. Acosta Qulntero.
Manana Sc abren los trabajos en-
'esta corte de distrlto comenzando
con los julclos civiles
Ell Sr. Oscar Bithorn, marshal de
esta corte de distrito tiene concedl-
do dos meses de licencia de los que
ha cmpezado a hacer uso.
FL periodista senor Victor Con
zalez Candamo trata de fundar
en- esta ciudad un periodieo que lie
vara por nombre La Paz Un,rersal.
Ell sabado dara una buena eyi-
biclon el cine Y el domin 90 habra una
velada en- este teatro por aficionados
Han comenzado los trabalos de
reconstruction de la calle Francisco
Gonzalez Marin.
Ha quedado terminado ell precio-
so edilficio de concrete propiedad del
Lcdo. Antonio Sulieveras situado
en- la calle de Francisco Gonzalo Ma
rim frente a la iglesia catolica.
Llama la atencion de que aun no
Sc hayan comenzado las reparacio-
mes del atrio de la iglesia que es de-
necesidad imperiosa en- bien del or
natO.
La Union de Puerto Rico hace
grandes preparativos para el gran
meeting que tendra lugar en- esta ciu
dad el domingo Q de Octubre y al
que asistiran connotados oradores
de la isla.
Fl maestro plomero D. Manuel
Gonzalez Prado tiene TN aparato de
su invenci6n que es un sencillo filtro
para ell aqua que puede aplicarse con
facilidad al tubo del acueducto V
proporciona el aqua filtrada en- gran
des cantidades.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-01

La mayor parte de la coloni
aspanola de San Juan Sc dio cita an,
che IN el teatrn municipal para dis
tIutar de IL iepeticion de Ia oper.
Carmen ultima funcloa dc Ia compa-
MIA. Gran Ioat.n gente de distin gui.
daS iam,lIas DE- Ia i>la Y de San Juan
concurrieron al tsstro. 4 Ia tiple Sc
nonta Narcari = hlce!on obsequios
de ranl0- de .lnrs> y i Ii ssnontt AZ
varel divei>o> pTesentes
Hoy e h,n reanudado los tra-
l,aJos IN IA cslle del Parque, proee-
dicdoSe ! t,l4r ls> zanjas hechas
para IL construction del murete de
lis cunetlz en- 81 iado derecho de Ia
calla. Al pa>n que van esss cbras tar.
dsr;u uurho - '.s-niinarsa pues
ahorl - trltssa fan n.rv pccs pre-
mHra.
Para = prnxmla debut de d
eompahia cramailcs espahols de-.
Francisco Fuertss. ausis alberto eS
abono de ~ i,,nc,oneS y ha circulsdo
n Ia relsei6n d. ohrss PERSONAL
que crenta a emoTssa. Represents
aesta el Lido. Rosslio G. RsnduelsS
vfiEuran como primer actor ' direc-
tFT Franei>cn Fuentes Y primsrs sc-
tn Antnnm Arevalo. Fl cuadro de
setlrrs es de- u y II u,isrlo eI De ac-
fnres II 7epertnric lue - ofrece es
uui1lc \ H. eonas ii7> sutorrs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-01
Ape |aciones del Supreme.

Las causaS criminalcs, en- apclal
zion en- ri 10. terminn dc sezioreS de
este aho. son lns slgilientpS
Mes dc Octubrc. .--MarteS FL
Pueblo de Pto Rico contra Cru CreS
10. pnr aSesinato en- p. gfad1
Microbes j.-Cnnt-a lopcz slon-
zslez por homicide voluntano
Jueves 6.lContra Miguel Nalconr
por delito contra Fl poder Elecutivn
Niernes.-1 Contra IoseE. E"nta-
ma NiolacIon del at. 29S del C6digo
Penal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-01

Y que los arreGla con cualquier coSa.
ESQ hara con los que no tens1u sen
timientos. Yo no lleyo nj tr2i.o i
nadie; los amigos qrIe estsn II hdo
mio e. poraue tienen tanhien dig
nidad como yo- Yo syudauf ! lIe
triunfe Ia candidaturs unioni>'a en
ests campaia. sin esconderne cnn.b
el tai "rayo''. q. espero Olga su nom
here para entonces cnntestarle mlelo-
.CelsStino irdrdf.s San Juan. go
de Septiembre, 1910.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-01

lcs teatr',S y entire ellos nluclas m,-
Jeres. Fl slIceSr .isa q a>ion 4 an
ersr Tsnift,.
New lnrk. ortuElre las care
rs ,ie altoHlnsIl para d cora Van
deEoilt. enpezar0E hoy alarlaneccI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-01

Il correponsal del New York Times en- Berlin ue ataca
doy herido por la poca mientras pesencaba la huelga
de carbonero
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-01
UN VUEL0 Ot s HORAS Y 3 CUART0S

Brookins ba]o Ia fera de Springfield sendo acla
nado por Ia multtud
Naegaba en- a espaco tanta veocdad que deo atras
dos trenes rapidos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-01
Lectura del caIendario.

La seecion primera de Ia Corte de
diStrito de San Juan, ha selalado el
dia 5 ,le frthhrc para Ia rrlmera lee
turl del talcndaaa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-01
De nuestro servicio cablegrafco.

T Sc prOpOnen hacer de Roosevelt e
punto de discussion de la campana y
ell chairman INFERNO Alton B. Par.
ker, en- su discWso de aperture cen
suro duramente al coronel ey-presl-
dente. Lego hasta denominarlo "usuI
pador". Cause muchos concentrates
su discurso.
New York, octuhre l.-Bajandc
terra graciosamente Ell un aero
plano Wright, Brookns, el joven a
viador llego 4 la ferla en- Sprin gheld
Illinois, slendo aelamado ror miles
de personals que Sc habian reunide
para reclblr el nave gante aereo
Brooklns batiotodos los records slen
do el suyo el mas largamente soste
nido. El tempo invertldo volando
| tue de 5 horas. IL minutes. Con tan
ia rapldez nave gaba que dejo muy
atras dos trenes de ferroearrll que
trataron de alcanzarlo.
New York, octuhre lei sena
dor I.afollette Sc encuentra entermo
de gravedad Y ha salldo para Ro-
chester. Minnesota, donde sufrlra un
examen facultativo probahlemen-
te sera operado.
New York, octubre Los aspl-
rantes considerados como rebeldes
! de la Academia militar de Wes
Point han presentado slls argumen-
tos respecto del conAicto con el lns
tructor de tactlca, captain Rufus y.
Long gan. Alegan que es AFRO gante y
parcial y que ha lido hasta el extre-
mo de iniuriar 4 algunos de los love
mes. Hahiendo sido pedido a uno de
los aspirantes diera una explicaclon
por algo que habia hecho, al terml-
mar aquella fue calihcado de embus
tero, segun dicen ellos. Los aspiran-
tes sufriendo caStigos fueron forza
dos pasear a la lluvia sin sus sobre-
todos.
El Sultan de Sulu despues de una
vista muy agradable en- los Esta
dos Unidos ha emharcado para 81
RENO.
New York. octuhrc l-El mier|
coles fueron reportados y nueNo|
casos de colera en- Napo!e Z II de
funciones.
FL colera ha hecho sr aparlclonI
en- Constantinopla.
New York, octuhrc Las SeSio-
mes del gabinetc. que Sc celehralon
diarlamente desde el cEre>o del pre-
sidente Taft 4 WasI,ns,en terml
naron aver Y el presidente pasara
,lnos dias mas en- Beverly, aunqne
cuando VINO d Washington, era -
de no volvcr Il la capltalI
4 veranear hasta e! ano pr6Almo.
New York. ortlhre ! Frederic
". VILE. el correspons3l en- Berlin
del New York Times mlcntras
Pies.'ieia.'a ..i'''i,..a ! ~ - anto
movil. fue atacado pnr Ia roliria 81
herido. FL emhaiador De las tsta
,os i l'i.rls a,s;. "a :,
\ ~ ., vi. 4,,ro - III nj
., lnoaI;o,, ,,,o -, s,, Fr,,',sI
% fu6 acusado dc hahcr praetleado /
ma oreraclon erlmnalen una lovrn
cuyo cadaver III" encontrado en- el
sotsno de una cass de~ocunada, ha
side iolnlaImenta at",39o ante idf
.arte de haber octS'o1a'.r s. iqne
Ia la muette.
New York, octubre L. tuer-i
te' typhoon hsrrio d Casayan lisa
oeli. de La ls'as iihpinaS ruatro
poblaciones una eutre elias liaSan.
Han sido casi destriida- J = .'1-erha i
lie tabaco ha suirldo sr1ndes sa"3s /
FL gOhlerno eSta prarir4n:' aHNil
loS.
New York. nctal.e l. AAoehe
n nm tren del sIhteFraneo en- New
York. IN honhre ,if-eo0"cido. hien
lestldo. dlsparn ri, 'saarie< W-iEhl
ie Elizabeth. NeW lcT>tv '"Hse-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-30
BRIDGEPORT GAN GO
 NO LICENSE SAYS
 MURPHY OF MASS

That it is possible for 8 city as large and as cosmopolitan as Bridge port to go No License was the theme of Richard D. Murphy's talk at the Y. M. c. A. last night
 MT. Murphy was secretary Of the organization which actually got out a No License majority vote in Worces- ter, a city with a population of 128,- GOO. They not only did it once, but they did it twice and a great deal of interest in the fight was manifest ed all over the country. as this was the largest city in the world to nave closed saloons.
 MT. Murphy presented as argument some cold and convincing figures to show that the $3,O00,O00 dollars which it is estimated was saved in Is months under the no license policy would go a long way in buying pro visions and clothes and swelling the cash drawers of the merchants who deal in these; that it would start wh6Ie lot of saving accounts and buy some six hundred cottage houses with a little land along with them, thereby increasing the taxable property or the city. Some 5000 mems suits could also have been purchased with tnlS amount, 1000 barrels of flour ana SC, 600 tons of coal.
 MT. Murphy also had something 10 say about the decrease in. the aecl- dents in the factories and the smaller number of alcoholic patients treated at the hospitals, proving these re marks by figures which he declafeo could not lie
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-30
WOMEN READY TO HELP GERMANS IN
 FESTIVAL PLANS
Meeting Called in COncordia
 Hall to Perfect Arrangemens
MANY SOCIETIES INTERESTED
Gentralverband Will Secure Burial Plot For Neglected
 COuntrymen and Will Endow &4Free Bed in Hospital

Women from many of the auxiliary societies of the local German organi- zations will meet this evening in Con cordia hall with the general committee of the Bridgeport Central Verbund to perfect plans for the work of the women in the coming German festival or Jahrmarkt at the. armory the week of Oct. "A.
 Several of the wornen's organiza- bund of their desire to help further the worthy cause of the festival, and the committee has gladly availed it. self of their co-operation. In order to lay out the work for the fair sex the general committee will discuss with all the women who desire to as sist. at a. big meeting in the Con cordia society's meeting place.
 Throughout the city interest has been aroused by the activities of the enterprising committee in charge of festival are to be devoted to a fund which will be used for the endowment of a free bed in one of the local hos pitals, and for the purchase of a bur 1aI plot where Germans dying among strangers in this city may have a fitting final resting. place.
 Many Merchants have indicated by presenting handsome gifts to be disposed of during the festival It is proposed to adopt many novel ideas Tn the decoration or the Armory the arrangernentsf of the various booths and the presentation of amusement features.
 Thirteen large German societies. all lied through the Central verbund are determined to make the festival the most successful the combined organi- zations have ever attempted Tickets are being sold very rapidly
 Recently the German Central Ver- bund voted asS a mark of courtesy toward the Knights of Columbus. to display the national colors of Ger many and America on the occasion of the state parade here on Columbus Day, Oct. 12. This is in keeping with the expression of friendly relations Between German organizations and those of an Irish American order em- bodied in an agreement made by na- tiona1 representatives of the German Americans and the Ancient Order of IIibernians in Philadelphia June 15 last.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-30
Weather Indications.

New Haven, Sept 30.-Forecast: fair and warmer tonight; Saturday fair, light variable winds becoming south to southwest. &
 Pleasant weather prevails this morning in the eastern and south sec tions- A slight disturbance that is central over Lake Superior is. produc- ing cloudy and unsettled weather with local showers in the upper Mississippi valley and western portion of the lake region. This disturbance will move eastward and pass out the St. Lawrence valley. It will cause rising tempera ture with winds varying to southerly but it is hardly probable that rain will extend as far south as this vicinity.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-30
FALL BASEBALL PRACTICE
 FOR HARVARD SQUAD
Especial from United Press.>

the Harvard baseball squad started today on the varsity diamond in charge of Capt. Chick Mclaughlin. This is the first time in several years that fall baseball practice has been held at Harvard but it has been deemed decidedly necessary owing to recent crimson defeats.
 On Monday the squad will be dfvid- ed up into many teams asc can be formed and thereafter daily games will be played as long as the weather permits.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-30
THE ONLY GAMR.

The only baseball game booked in town for tomorrow is that between the Clovers and Black Rocks at Newfeld Park for side bet of $100. George .Dutch". Sherwood of this city 3rd base for New Haven has been secured to umpire the battle. The Rocks will have Ray Heating and Johnny Bar ron doing the pitching with Thomas on the receiving end. while the Clovers will be well looked after by Tommy Bowden, Matty Mullins and Amos Johnson doing the fire work stuff held up by Jack Eagan- The game will be. called at. 3 o'clock.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-30
Thoughtful Parents

Will see to it that their boys have
 HAPPY SHCOOL DAYS''
 It is perfectly natural for boys to play and study is irksome for the great majority, but study is necessary: for the boy must be properly equip ped for the battle of life before him. PARK AVENUE INSTITUTE Boarding and Day School for Boys has a 38 year record for managing and training boys. In this school the first requisite for success is health. When that is assured, then the boy is taught how to study. Boys here are individuals, not numbers nor a mass. Boys are tired of "don'ts' and need encouragement. If your boy is not doing well, or has not done we'll at school,try Park Avenue Institute for year and notice the change in him. School resumes work on
 WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 2S,
 686 Park Avenue
 Telephone or call at any time.
 I24 dA
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-30
BOXING |
Especial from United Press)

Chicago, Sept. 3o.-Joe Choinski, the veteran fighter, who assisted Jim lief fries in his unsuccessful effort to re- deem the white race at Reno, believes Miles McLoed, the Albany, Mo, heavyweight, will make one of the greatest fighters who ever entered a ring. Choinskt put on the gloves with the farmer boy yesterday and was greatly surprised at McLoed's show ing. He thought that after two months McLoed would be able to hold his own with the best of the heavies.
 Boston, Sept. 3e-Char1fe White, the veteran New York referee, will judge the 12 round bout between Hal Moore and Owen Moran here next Tuesday night. Jimmy DeForest, manager of Moore, says that the six round affair with Moran at Philadelphia was no criterion but is positive that the extra distance will clearly show which is the better boxer Of the pair.
 Fond Du Lac, Wis, Sept 30-Ad Wolgast is again temporarily disabled and will not be able to fight for sew eral months: This was thesword sent out from his camp today after his fight with Tommy Mcfarland last night during which the champion again wrenched his left arm
 Wolgast had Mcfarland at his mer- cy most of the time but near the end of the fight struck a glancing blow and injured his arm.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-30
THE GRATITUDE OF
 ELDERLY PEOPLE.

them ease comfort and strength. Foley Kidney Pills cure kidney and comfort and relief to elderly people F. B. Brill and Curtis Pharn1Acy-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-30

t- O'G0NNOR NAMED -JANITOR-
 Mayor Buckingham this morning an nounced the appointment of David B; O'Connor janitor of the City Hal! and of Edward L. Callahan, as night watchman and assistant janitor. Both men will succeed themselves
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-30
INSTRUCTION
The Courtland School
\1ncOrpOratGd) WaShin0fnn AUoT1n

431 Washington Avenue Twentieth year begins Thursday. Sept. 29. Parents cordially invited to confer with Principals from 10 to 12 daily, except Saturday. At other hours, by appointment. Circulars at bookstores.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-01
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

Since We started in business here
two years ago we have purchased
about 5000 cream cans. costing us
approximately $19.00000. A great
many of these cans we have lost
track of, the principal reason being
the careless manner In which the
Express Companies are returning
empty cans We now ask the friend
ly help and assistance of the public
in securing possession Of our prop
erty
We estimate that about 1000 cans
have gotten away from us and are
used for other purposes. We have
taken steps. however. TO secure our
cans and have put agents In the field
that will visit every farm house,
every restaurant, store, creamery,
dairy. railroad yard and station in
the state and secure for us these
cans
Our ,eens are furnished for the
shipping of milk and cream, TO be
used ON our cream routes and for no
other purpose If our cans are used
for any other purpose it is against
our will and we expect to take steps
to protect our property
We win appreciate the friendly
help and assistance of the public at
large and will ask you TO kindly de-
liver to our haulers. agents, or those
that are shipping us cream. such cans
not now in our service.
We herewith serve notice on rail-
roads. express companies. competing
creameries and the public, that II
they use our cans for any other pur-
pose than that OF shipping and gath
ering milk and cream for us, they do
so at their own peril The general
Identification of our cans Is the blue
color on the shoulder and neck
In addition to these we own all
cans stamped Faust with or with.
cut n number Our title TO these
cans is secured through the bankrupt.
cy court We own all cans belonging
to the Elgln Dairy Company, paint.
ed red, or traces of red or without
paint We own all cans belonging
formerly to the Crescent Cream com"
pany- Some of these cans are stamp
60 Crescent" Others are painted
yellow, traces OF yellow or without
paint
Respectfully
JENSEN CREAMERY COMPANY
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-01
STOCK FOUNTAIN
WITH TROUT

The electric fountain In Central
Park is now stocked with trout. the
rainbow variety. and 1t Is anticipated
that the fish Will thrive well. The
water is the very best for the prop
agation of the finny tribe and plenty
of feed will be given them.
The planting of the fry occurred
yesterday afternoon. when Park Su-
perintendent Van der Schult empticd
a couple OF cans of fry into the wa
ter There were planted in the
neighborhood of $50 fry. ranging In
length from three to six inches.
Three hundred Thousand fry were
also planted In the headwaters of the
Ogden river yesterday State Fish and
Game Commissioner Chambers de-
claring he never saw a finer lot of
small fish turned into a stream It
is calculated that from this planting
OF fry VIII como a stock OF fish in
ogden river that will furnish splen-
did angling for long time. The fry
are all of good size and are all old
enough and strong enough to take
care of themselves.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-01
TRICK ELEPRAN
Enjoys A BATH

A large crowd of little children
gathered In front OF the Orpheum the
nter Just before the matinee yester-
day afternoon and stood gazing with
opcn-mouthed astonishment at the
huge elephant. Minnie" which be-
longs to Captain MaXimilion Gruber
Minnie" was having one OF her daily
baths. and the way she acted while
q large stream OF water was played
upon her was whole show in Itself
The new fire hose installed i'll the
front part of the theater was used 10
convey the water 10 the street, and
the force of the water was almost
enough to knock person over, but
Minnie" didn't mind that In the
least: she enjoyed It. The nozzle of
the hose was placed in her mouth
and she swallowed the water as fast
as it came out Then she was taken
to the rear OF the thcater, and the
next time the children saw her was
in the performance, after which they
all went up on the stage and fed her
peanuts and candy. The day proved
very good one for Minnie and no
doubt she is looking forward To the
Saturday matinee when she will
again meet her little friends.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-01
BODY Of FIRE
fighter FOUND

MISSOULA Mont, Aug 31.-One
more body was found in the burned
timber near Avery. Idaho, this morn
Ing according to a telegram from
Ranger Debit, received here by For
ester Greeley at noon.
From papers, the man was identi.
fled as Larry Lavar OF the Setter
creek fire fighting crew. His ad-
dress Is unknown.
Forester Greeley received reports
direct from both the Kootenai and
Nez Perce forests today. Supervisor
Skeels Of the KOotenai at Libby
states that while they have had no
rain the fires are all under control
and are entirely confined to the dis.
tricts which were swept over during
the high winds. the tlmbers which
then caught on fire still burning. The
rain in the NeZ Perce forest has
practically eXtinguished the fires.
a small crew of men equipped for
light and fast travelling was sent OUT
from the Bitter Root valley this morn
Ing to go to the head of Skalkaho
creek and investigate the extent of
new fire reported last night as hay
Ing come over the divide from Rock
creek in Granite country This fire
was reported by sheep men to be 20
miles long but this is doubted here
as last night was the first time notice
had been given of fire burning In
that section OF the country
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-01

President w, H Haviland of this city.
DR.. George n. Fleming OF Boise. Ida
no, was elected a director and first
vice president Of The company. The
Butte, Boise and San Francisco com
pany entered into a contract on July
30, 1910. with the French. American
Construction company OF Philadelphia.
Pa, to build a road with branch
lines, from Regina, in the province Of
Saskatchewan, Canada, via Butte and
Boise Idaho, to Winnemucca, Neya-
da, approXimating in all 1,5OO miles
SUb-contracts VIII be let by the mid
die of September and active work
VIII start Immediately along the line
and at Butte.
The general offices of the Butte
Boise and San Francisco Railroad
company and the French-American
Construction company will be opened
September Is. In this city.