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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-26
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de L. Fajardo, Goss, J. Iglesia, Nc.
Lane, Warzala, c. Perez, Potts, Ri
deut, Smith, Davis Glinos, Wa gner
y Welles y sehoritas A. Carbo-
nell, R. Carrera, Grace Daily, G..
Fajardo, NJ. A. Ginord, Teresa
de Jesus, Annie Lord. Marcella
Lopez, Helen Murray Helen Mac
Lane, May Sheridan, y josef
ma Beazle. Las Hermanas de
la Carload Camilla, Eusebia,
Agnes Roster, F. Lee, Y. Lang,
Marie, Beta Pfister, Perboyre,
Anselma Ruth, Sophia, y Vim
cent eran tambien pasajeras del
vapor. Despues de una larga tempo
rada viajando por Espana y Esta dos
Unidos regreso el Lcdo. Antonio de
Audrey, delegado la camara; y los
iovenes Thos E. Edwards, Federico
Porrata y Federico Perez Almiroty
estos dos ultimos procedentes de
Nueva York, en- donde estuvieron
mes y medic. Ell Sr. Andres Gambia
del alto comercio de Arecibo regreso
de su viaje de negocios. Ell conoci-
do joven F., ,Arrivf, volvio 4 San
Juan despues de su vista en- asun-
tos de negocios a diversos centres
lndustriales de norteamerica. Bien-
venidos.
De puseo por San juan. Esta en- la
ciudad el fiscal de Ia Corte de Qua
yama Lcdo S. Mestre que regresara
pasado mahana a su residencia que
tlene ahora en- Mayaguez.
Aver volvio q Ia ciudad del oeste
la monisima damita Izy Irizarry,
que acompahada de su senior padre
Ell marchall de aquella corte de dis
trito Sr. Ramon lrizarry, estuvo dos
dias en- San Juan. Que Sc repitan sos
gratas visitas.
Notas. Parece que al joven letra-
do que ahora toma Ell fresco necesa-
RIO a la estacion en- la simpatica po-
blaclon del centro- esta q punto de
ganar su grato pleito y tendra clari-
dades hermosas para sus afanes. 81
en- otro case no hubo mas fortuna y,
Ia esquiva nina ocasiono dolores,
ahora parece que el consuelo cicatri-
cara pasadas penas. Los "lanceros'
comprometidos en- terrazas y baila-
dos al lado de parejas que llevan
rosas y Sc equivocan de cuando en-
cuando, suelen dar buenas ocasiones
para los triunfos de Cupido. Adelan-
se y que Sc anuncie pronto Official
Semper.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-26

Ell primer niho. Rayo de ventura
ilumina el filiz hogar de los distingu
dos esposos Suau-Perez-Pierret, cor
el nacimiento de su primer niho que
vino al mundo con toda felicidad en-
la noche del martes. Es un hermoso
bebe el que 4 Ia joven dana Angelita
Perez Pierret de Suau convierte hoy
en- madre amantisima del hogar her
mosoy vaya para los alegres padres
nuestra mas expresiva felicitacion,
deseando la mejor senda por Ia vida
al nuevo cristiano.
En- u,n1e al norte. En- ell 1ltimo va.
por han salido para Estados Unidos
el Sr. Eduardo Ferrer superintendent
te de una de las compa1ias de va
pores que hacen Ia linea de Puerto
Rico 8 Nuevs York, su distinguida
esposa y sus mics Los esposos Fe-
rrer disfrutan de generates simpatias
en- esta ciudad. Regresaran dentro
de dos meses y les deseamos el mas
dichoso viaje y las mejores impre-
stones.
Nuestro pesame. A Ia distinguida
familis Rabeu y Cabrera y Rodri-
guez damos nuestro mas sentido pc
same por 81 sentido fallecimiento del
respectable anciano Sr. Cesareo Ca
brero, que murio anteayer en- su resi-
dencia de San Sebastian. Entire los
deudos del finado esta Ia culta y lin
da damita Volta Cabrero-sobrina
del que fue.y que pasa ahora una
corta temporada en- Aguadilla y San
Sebastian para regresar despues a
gu RESIDENCES del "Versalles" y nues-
tro compatero en- Ia prensa sehor
Rodriguez Cabrera. A todos acom-
pahamos en- su pena y este en- Dios
ell alma del que deja respetuoso re-
cuerdo de afecto y respeto.
Buenas notcias. Nuestro antique
amigo el Sr. Charles We're, cuya es.
posa y nliao Sc encuentran en- Euro
pa, Ia pr!mera por motives de falta
de salud, recibio gratas noticias en- el
dltimo correo. La estimable dana
ssta muy mejor y regresa en- breve
y Ia ikla. Lo celebramos.
Los que vienen. A las 2.1O de Ia tar
de de aver tomo puerto el vapor CO.
rreo de Estados Unidos q. debio en-
trar por la mahana. LIE cogio NAL
tempo, el borde norte del ciclon que
paso por el sur de Ia. isla y hubo de
derivar al norte, legando sin nove-
dad Entire los pasajeros que trajo el
Coamo estan las distinguidas seho.
ras Maria Cabrera, que vuelve des-
pues de 5 tiios de ausencia'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-26

Fassjes de ida = vuelta lo por 100 de reosja.
gratis; y de esta edad hasts u amos mitad de p
eeta L1nea son recomendables por sus comodidades
empleaudo de San Juan New York vice yer
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-26
No 10 olvideis.

hon San Luis Los eres. A. Alva
1es heTmano siguen obteniendo el me.
jor exilo con laventa del screditado
Ron San Luis'' producto de superior
caljdad que ha conqujstado justa ia.
ma en- Ia isla y iuera de ella No
eontiene sustain cias pocivas y es una
bebida t6nica y recoDstituyente. No
o]videis que los pedidos deben hacerse
i la acredi1ada casa calle de San Jose
en- San Juan. "Ron San Luis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-26
ULT|MAS. .;.HOTICIAS
DEL MOND0;

Constantinopla agosto 22.-Des-
pachos de Canea informan que ell
acorazado turco Mansvor ha zozo.
brado.
Berlin, agosto o. Ell gobierno
toma energicas medidas para impe-
dir que el colera invada el imperio.
En- Ia frontera rusa Sc observa la
mas estricta vigilancia. El servicio
sanitario ha sido reforzado con l4o
medicos.
Roma, agosto 22.-La policia re-
dobla su vigilancis al rededor del
rey Victor Manuel, quien ha sido
amenazado de nuevo por los anar-
quistas; Ia actividad de los cuales va
en- aumento. Esta vigilancia es tanto
mas difcil cuanto que el caracter del
monarca es impetuoso y temerario.
Ha partido para Milan.
El Vaticano ha enviado una nota
atodas las Cancillerias, negando que
el Maje de Monsehor Benigni a San
Sebastian haya tenido por motive
Ia question religiosa con Espana;
que el seguira en- la actitud impair !
clal que ha Observable hasta hoy Y
que deja a los fieles toda libertad de
accion.
Sc hacen gandes concentrates con
motive de la noticia' que circula en-
este momento, asegurando que ell
rey Victor Manuel hs convidado al
rey de Portugal a aSistir oficlalmen-
te la Inauguration de Ia estatua de
Victor Manuel ii, acto que Sc elec-
tuara en- Roma en- 1911. ESQ seria Ia .
prlmera vista Official que realizaria
un soberano catolico 4 esta capital,
desde 1870. Ell Vaticano califica esta T;
noticia de fantastica busca el mo- ]
do de deSmentirla
Toxic, agosto 22.-Se acaba de
publican Ia estadfstica de las ultimas
inundaciones: los muertos ascienden 4
a 11l2, 1858 las casas destruidas 4
Y las personals sn abrigo Sc cuentan
por millares. \
Paris sgosto 22-En toda Suiza I
Sc nota una animation extraordina- 4
ria para recibir a VI. Fallieres, primer }
Iefe de una gran potencia que va avi
star aquel pats Z
Una explosion Sc ha producido ba 4
10 el wagon de NJ. Fallieres en- su via
le Resangon, con motivo de inau-
guracion de Ia estatua del gran eco
nomista Procondson; no ocasioao Z
ningdn dsho Tn anarauista NOM
brado Alfredo Sumner. autor de un :
artfculo contra NJ. Fallieres. fue
No Sc da ninguna impor-
tancia este incidente.
Berlin, agosto 22-La prensa ale 4
mana dessta sus iras contra un avia 4
dor frances que os0 atravesar acci-
ientalmente Ia frontera. Algunos pe
han llegado hasta publican {
lue deberia haber sisiO recibido j 4
.iros de fusl. n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-26
La EStreld de BeDjto Roman.

Fonda y possds. Habitaciopes fres.
cas y ventiadas, So admiten abona-
dos servicio esmerado, haho de ducha.
Yabucoa, Gale Cristobal Colon
No. 25.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-26

En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel de
periodicos viejos & 81 quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-26

-Cuando usted compre en- las tiene
das, haga que Ie den el boleto de Ia
GAIA Registradora. Esto lie vale di-
nero.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-26
Ruiz, Sa|dana & Co

Sc ofrecen al pdblico como opera
dores en- Radioscopia y Rsdiografia,
contsndo al efecto con un buen apsra.
to Do Rsyos X y accessories net esarios.
cuyas aplicaciones Sc haran en- cone
xi6n con ia oficina del Doctor ealda-
ia. Allen St. 80.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-26

AGENTEs EN- PONCE
AaIdles { 10. (ylagal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29
Sj.UJO iS>TN>UENT>.
IIotrhhIss know> an Ns>rubI, man aud y
IOuBtS GIrrk Who HAD 10 "a, Thai Nu,h

Aru'TS. O,t = stat" Superintendent
1T Insurance. H"trhkI-- sr"aAtuv r"tur.
the Aunuru Business Men A-,u.Ia'.ur
TODAY against oaiuUaiyu contributions
laid
i hdS" '-irr-d from uI" '-..iu. Iyrrrn
tibet h" uU-J IHy e $ $50 I-.'..'r"I.f
Think ~ a. More than rhr"r times hi-
salary ! SNOW uu"..G4.F ,'rrN VIII
paud s,ur. NpI have. i".ri u' irdg,.-
IN Sew Nurh Nu. yIfd over 't... i,'u,.-
their duuI.I -,lir. ~ q. ~ ru -" 'u.i.
elections even learned 'u- woe. . ..'
a., r.-tu"ut> 90 p I"r,"ur we're t.iug ."yl"
un poor rf"upgTaUh"r, Who a." Vulh hing
IA IT," ,apltpl 80 a salary Of - q rrrrir
! adNI."d al thu." "a NV own u"rar,
mem 10 inform NJ" II .uN aitrruut 200
collect campaign contributions It'y
'aN" T"' "Iy'.d MANY hunts 'ruu h"HduuIr.
'-r> aud now haN' Ir nay u,e. b'.' sorr" ~
m" communications thai Ity' ,uu''
20 tho" working IN INV derar'n".'
h. declined ~ 'uik" ru'''t. o." raru'H-
signed 20 IN" communications
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29
moro RIOS r0R MHOOI :.
The PiIm To Follow the I'honoGraph n
an Aid for Teachers.

NtNNFAroIIs oct - Having found
the 10" 81 photographs ~ III" rl'v schools
"A decided success pre-id"n' Elw-ll 4
he board j. arranging Tor the Installation
~ moving pIotur" machine. ~ an school
bindings having aUd.turiIH- ur assembly
hal-
Descriptive schemes 81 different com
rie-. geographical subjects snd Ind'i~t rial
pictures will he shown 80 IN" students
at stated intervals and u - believed by
Mr ElSell and he board that the limo
vatipn will prove -ucCeSSful
IN large number ~ the schools in
which monographs have been inst allied
to teach "a" children 20 sing regular
concerts are held. which ar" greatly
enjoyed and are ~ the same time in
rtnic'iva The children got their first
insight 81 th. hearty and depth of grand
opera and were made 10 understand IN.
select ions oi IN" great singers by the
teachers Lectures are 80 b" given on
the motion pictures Nv m" teachers
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tITO sTRt ~ NJ I TRtIN.
one Man Probably Fatally Injured and
another seriously Hurt.

SARATOGA. OCT - A collision bet ween
Delaware and Hudson work train and
an automobile AZ ! O'Clock tonight AZ a
crossing on the Adirondack- branch 81
the road. two miles north % here. re-
suited in probably fatal injuries IN one
man. " W Dixon 81 Troy. and SERIOUS
injuries to II r. Humphrey, " n Coon
and d y Coon. all Of Troy ~ these
Humphrey was the most seriously hun
and may die Dixon sustained fractured
skull and did not regain conscIou-nes-
The others suffered from severe cDnc,I--
sions
The autonohiis party were on their
way 10 the AdirondaCkE for a hunting
trip A. sharp curve on the state road
the machine was struck nv The train
which was backing down ~. tfark The
men were thrown twenty fest IN the
air The farnerr aud train crew gave
temporary aid and physicians were
hurried from this village Both Dixon
and Humphrey were operated upon bur
the formers case vas hopels~r and ~ wa
evpaCisd that he would die hafor. mid
night
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29
WOtLDN'T GREET ROOSri FLT.
Manu- arturers % Iittle Fails Refused
20 Join In His NeceptIso

Little FAILS. Oc' - Tn" local
Republicans are a. far apart TO-DAY ~
before the visit here yesterday ~ Col
Roosevelt In fact n appears that ~"
breach between the old guard and ;h-
progressive element 10 even wider a.
there has been bitter discussion ever
since The refusal ~ the old guard to have
anything 10 do with the welcoming 81
the Colonel
4 reception committee was appointed
20 meet the Colonel a. the tram Not
over a half dozen wsr. thers Tn. not
able abSent~.-s were former State Com
rnitteeinan u. y Strobal senator Hrac COCK
Iuunty Chairman Russell n 4 De
C0s'-r and n p Snyder NJ Sirub-
IL - said. sent an excuse Tor bus not a.
tending because he dad not lIk. some -
his colleagues Oh the receipts n COMMITTEES.
SAYING that they were not Republicans
n y Snyder sent his stage tickets back
10 the Republican CITY committee Mr
Snyder conducts large manufacturing
establishment here aud did not close
down for IA. greeting To Roosevelt II
- said that two 81 the Leading manu-
factur.r- were - 10 preside az the
meeting and they refused. saving that
they would not appear on the platform
with Roosevelt a. he wins against bI-,-
n.~s men and was always calling them
crooks
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29
10 ,ID HEtLTH mr. ,RT WENr.
siatIsIirians dive ser, tees To Dr. L-derIe
without Pay

H.alfh tnmrni-S Ion"- Ernst ..d..'s
has 80 rIr"i the assistant = of IN 49, phys.
clans and Two college p.Of",-orr 20 ari
with hIm ~ aH advisory hnA Il ~ stats
uoi.n- r." no. lI-.itr lie Ia-f.u"l' Th",r
'"ryI.. 49," ~ ~. ,l"-iuifpu- Win ON
Ini-Sipi,r ,.d.- " he boa -d will cUiuuli.-
Dr kDg"' = Ttt'sy formerly = r.Si-
t-L" 80 Ih~ H~,Irh D.s ~, meat D. viii
r.m = GIIIfOy, no" peasant registrar. Dr
I --ssv T. Milbgr. Prof { r. 4 MinsloW
fprn- " ~ ru" NlL-sa"hus-ir- institute
"f T-,hnDi"s' il.t nov -fh the cry
college and Prof Waite l. MilcoI pro
f-ssOr ~ economics ~ togb~ll Prof
WHO'S ~ ale" oDnsuiiin, -tttIstirian Il
the Sfa'S De- ,rd ~ Isaiin
Tn" new board he'd - frsi meet IN
ys-'.-d,y IN The H-,th Commissions y
ofi's Tho Ts"'inE waz private hat -
pu-IOs" WIS -sId 20 no the outlining ~
plan fOr ia" lJ'-I - ON putat ton Of hsalt h
ana mortality statIsa@N -.
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AMBASSADOR STRAUS RESIGNS
TIRED or THE DIPIOH ITIC
NFRI HE. IT ~ sam
President aud secretary knS> AnNiSus TO
Retain HIm and Nay Persuade Him
To Remain At IIls Pest The Present

NAsHIN"IoN. OCT - Oscar = Straus
Il New Nork. Ambassador t. Turkey
has informally submitted his resignation
tn President Iaf' SIR Straus has heen
the American diplomatic representative
at tuustantinople since MAY L. 1919.
He l. tired of the diplomatic service. 10 "
said. and wishes tn resume his resld-nC -
in this country Mr. Stra,ls is now ~ III.
United states On cave nf absence Prs.I-
dent Taft and Secretary Knox have not
accepted Mr. StTauss resignation and It
is being held IA allowance
The diplomatic post at C"nstantinorle
Is Impnr'Ant at the present time notably
gu account nf tue fact that an application
for = So. oOn Oo railroad project IA Asia
Min"r has h.eu filed Nv ~" Ottoman
American n-velupm"'t COMPANY an
American concern The granting "f IT,.
concession was upV"-"d lN the German
Ambassador al C"nstantlnnpl" un the
ground that TUG proposed railroad would
'nJure iiermAn railroad -ut-rIrs'- ~ that
region Ia spite Il the opposition Il
GERMANY. however IT." Ottoman Minister
&c Public Works and the CoInIl II MiuIs-
tiers have approved "a" Proposed ,uu.
Cesslon aud It - nov G"udlng i"'ut- 'u"
Turkish parliament
Several nth"r important uri">ii'us ~
which Secretary knpN - particularly
Interested are p"udtug ~ ~" near fa-r
Both President lait and Mr knuN A."
anxious Ia retain Ambassador SiTau- IN
the diplomatic servt," and may Irr,tIadc
hIm 10 remain ~ his I'r',."ni I,rSt
Mr. Straus has ~" dt-tIn"iIuu 1T having
served a. American diplomatic r.ufe..ri.
ta'ive NJ ConsjantInup.c under ihrrr sic
Ce.sivs appointments He Wa ir,t
named a. Mlni-rr- =, Ivra-y ,u March
"a. ISIS; Two wear. la'r' 80 i"-Igr.'d
Again. On Jun. 3 ISa~ he va. aupuin'"a
80 the same post and agRiu r"s,"d uniy
two years Prom iET O., lpr. lc vas
Ss''starv - Commerce. ami IaIr. H..
last Appoin'm~r' a. Amnassadpr 20 1fr-
Key cATe soon after Mr. Iaft Ma iu.
auguTa'ed
Mr. S'rau- le'' Cpu-'lU'iHuu. about
two months agn. On account 90 'h,. doll.
cate political SITUATION m tr.. ,.t. Past
Secretary knoA felt that u wutl.d b .. mad.
Visable 60 leave me .rnstar Iuup." FIN
John RidRsly Garter Minister e. III.
Balkan States. WAS transferred from
Bucharest Co Constantinople 90 serve a.
Minister 20 Turkey until Ambassador
StFaus returns ~ HE successor arrives.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29
FRI GtI ItNPiIGNER.
Candidate fer senator Gors 10 JaiI Ia
Ensrt TO keep Down ENp~nsrs.

Samuel & Davis Of 100 Narick stree,
an independent candidate for senator
from the Thirteenth district was rested
On August - because he wouldnt paw =
taXicah hill 81 81 - and was parol.'d 80
give him time Ia raise ia" money Will
lam McGe. the taN chauffeur com
planned 10 Magistrate Herman in 10"
West Side court that Davis hadn't paid
aud detectives Hughes and Plnnk"tt went
for him with warrant They found him
conducting n street meeting ~ Broom"
street and West Broadway on Thursday
night
why didn't Won pay that money when
Won were parol@d to get IT, asked "a"
Court
rive been trying 10 keep down my
campaign expenses. aid Davis
You're fined 81 for violating your
parole said Ma gi-'rate Herman
Davis couldn' raise the 81 yesterday
and was ~@nt Ia the court prison
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29
TEACHER> rO FORM UNION.
PennsS o. ania Instructors Decide To Join
American Federation OI Labor.

WIlKESBARRT. Pa. OCT. - Twelve
hundred school teachers = Iuysrrs
county decided to-day az the annual
institute here Ia JOIN the American FEEDER
alton - Labor. They want better waEeS
Som- leg station aud 20 ImprDv. 'hei-
condition and they saw that the moral
and financial support 81 the federation
will aid them 70 accomplish what they
dsaIr-
They Also Endorsed the plan - form
teachers league lu this state aud passed
resolutions "a favor II permanent posi-
tons after five years ~.rNiC. aud increased
rat" II minimum wage They also
warned teachers and friends 4 education
To h- ou their guard against the many
subtle attempts To- Imm"rs- III" school
system stl,l further IA the whirlpool 10
politics and To- max" It an additional
wheel ia 4 great lnacH,n. Tot uny political
party
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29
Ri'ING uTOS >HiSHED
One Wore Wan kIIIr,I anh One seriously
In iured AT DaIias

DALLAS IsN Oct - Two more
accidents ,nn - which proved fatal
occurred Al the. Dallas a,ifnmohtIa races
This af,.runnu En,u a,.rdcut. Inn.
peu.d IN III. last rae, and one ,rn.,s
s,nnaI driver and , professional mechanic,
w.r, ,h. victims
III, event A Tr,. for al for ru.. hour
tho llry..t t,uui.r .,t ui,l... o., ,l,,,..r,uiun
~. u,pu..r s',r,ra ut . ,,,I,,a T,,,
m,,.,,.- lt... whit. ,i,..1,.. yr,.r,, 90, ,l,,.
Gfir male, ia. E.u,rI, Al, r.w t., tr,,.
,rtrr.I t..rfI. ..,.,. 49,, ,.r. . mud ~
wr,...t t.,..,r Nj. tI,.. ,I,.,.., ..,
PAN. ,.~..,...u with .r.r.r nr,4s,s Raw
,r.,,,t H.. a..,..f pa. ir.u..,I,l,.r.
inc .r Ms lu,'...
,hrn.r, H., .,r and e.. event, r.,,
.-.. . A.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29
JEWELS VANISH AT AERO MEET
MRS. HTHN'S loss ~ ESTI-
MATED AT SsO.OlIO.
Bankers wife Placed Gems tn Handbag
white HurryinE Ia Belmont PARK
Missed Them on Her way Rome
Expert Handbag ThIef at PARK.

Mrs George A. HUM. Jr.. wife 81 the
banker. living AZ Fast SSty fifth street.
had an engagement 20 60 TO Sherry's TO
luncheon last Wednesday and then motor
Co Belmont Park 10 see the airmen per
form. She was making her final prepare
tons prior 10 leaving the house when she
realized that there was no one around
whom she could trust 60 put hack into
the safe the $1,000 worth of j"welry lying
upon hsI dresser which she had had taken
from tie safe III order 60 pick out just
what che wanted Sue didn't have time
to bother With The combination her--lf.
So size wrapped II al. ~ ia Handkerchief
aud put the handker, hi-f IN her handbag.
III" presence ~ the jewels did not r-Cvr
Z" her mind until she had reached ~"
approach Ia the Qu""nshor" BridT" re-
turning from ~" meet 81" found h-y
handbag Wide open and ~" handkerchief
containing the Jewels missing Several
hIils rolled IN - wad were undsturhed
Ms Hubs called tie authorities ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29
BRITtIN BIIS DIRIGIBLE.
" ar Once Satisfied Win Clement -tsa, ard
%. Ater Paris-I .sndsn Flight.

IONDoS. Oct - The British Govern
nent has bought the drigible balloon.
clement Bayard II. which on October IA
hew from Paris TO London with seven
passengers The airship started from
La Motto Breuil, near Paris. at us o clock
on the date mentioned and reached
London in a little less than -ix hours.
II circled around ~ Paurs Cathedral
az O'Clock IN the afternoon and half an
hour later larded az WormW Ood Scrubbs.
where the Daily Ndd had provided a
hangar IA which 20 houss ~
The trip was . great success. the ship
travelling with the greatest steadinea~
ir, the whole 2sp miles. There was no
percepiibie motion. II made an average
speed ~ about forty miles an hour
IL carried fuel for 7m mites and could
have gone that di-ta nee. on the day ~ the
HiRh, Il It had I+en desired
IN" Parliamentary AERIAL Defence
Committee had an option on the airship
at the time. but certain other tests had To-
H.. PASSED before the machine was pur-
chased These tests were evidently salts
factory. a. the announcement - the pur-
chase was mad. to-day
VI Element receives CISCO taboIt
SCI GsIi for The rir-hip pluS the expenses
-,nc" it, arrival al Ald-rSh" The War
Once will pay only a.? jOo and the ey-
u.n-.~. ou The ground that the envelope
j. Old aud because il accepts he airShip
Ithun "A complete i~-i
The Parliamentary Aerial Defence e ON
mitrer viii find the remainder ~ the
money due. " clements original price
vas f2S.Gp lie says the airship COS,
raO 0D
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29

P..mon' Park four times IA quick Success
Num" She offered reward IT $50 80
,h" finder through Allan RYAN. III" man
aver uf the meet H.. told her that thor"
would 10 no reward accepted n the Jewels
wor.. found nv any of the employees of
the paris
The Jewels m the handkerchief a. far
a. can he learned. consisted ~ rug
shaped diamond brooch with i've pearl
pendants. 4 psarl disc IN a cham four
bracelets nd some pms In" pearl dl>,
alone - sa,d TO hr worth 81 49,
The i-w-lry was purchased ~ Tiffany
so they were al once notified - the loss
Ih.v enlisted the s-rNIc. Of IN" PInker'"u
Detective Agencv " - -ard that th"
PiuArTtons anuW 81 the presence at ~"
meet 81 =. nuiorinu- handbag orpua whom
they hav. h.--n watching carefully ail the
week. but have ls-.u 'iuanl. 10 ct IA az
Vurk
A advertisement appeared ia one
- the morning paper Yesterday anuouny-
!ng the luss e ladv- ring shaped dia
muud brooch With two pear pendants.
valued on account of sent Imenia! a--"cIi-
tons aud offering a reward
George 4 Huha. .Ir.. - head 81 thr
firm - HUM. Ed.y A Co. bankers. at
q Broadway Mr. Huhn. .Ir formerly
lived IA Philadelphia lie cam" To- New
York i've years ago III Philadelphia
house un sixteenth street wa- IN" ~ the
finest ~ that ritv