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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-30

reglamento para el cuerpo de
la policia insular. Los oficia-
les nombrados para ell objeto
son:
Francisco Cabrera, y Miguel
Hurtado jefe de distrito, y
Luis Sanquirico, registrador
La referida junta, empezo
sus funciones ell lunes 25, en-
ell Cuartel general.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-30
Mi Buen E1to Re.ulta en- Su -Bes,efiici;o
Mi buen exito. taato profesiena1,o

MI buen exto. tasto profesiena.. .oseao seenonica-
clones de hacer bien kundo y lasAunKndal ~
sido satisfechas H adquriao ;bD0a p0ro
de los eienes de este mnnao rer todo
haeer biena 4 humanidad oniers syua.s Ass
mente oeeo G.i.. AAAt t
nas er1T oS0 personssiSue me escrinen NO 4n
un libro practice le suiarA per u
durable por IL cencia msdiea moderna Oh ss6 en-
ausro ,sEalsr sft9s leeSs nsroa lers -.
abajo mandeneo Sea I'd de los 10000 afortunAdos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-30
OineIo y Ie|oj gratis,

Pida sin dinero, diezpesos
oro de Pastillas "Recuperador
de la Salud" el mejor patenti
zado para la sangre, Ell este.
mago, Ell higado, y los rihones,
col6quelos entire sus vecinos
pues es aoeptado donde quie.
ra que sc ofrece y al mandar.
nos ell importe, obsequiaremos
con una comisi6n en- dinero, y
un reloj gra'.s. Escriba ell.
seguida a la National Dru~
Agency. Tetuan 60, Sa
Juan, Pto. Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-30
GRATIS ALOS HOMBRES
Enfernedades Que TIato

No pretendo curar cancer. lspra otras, Sn&er-
medades fncurablsS, pero si Dretende cunn3 NAe
Aecho pDnitivAm0nte mucha1 0nfoFAoeOA10o
que stros censderan incurables He eurtassMiiss ME.
no han poAids curar Nj Gufa Aedicinali pfftaAa
para hssnbres explica como - curan, enJsuf PR
Bio hoEar de I'd, todas las enfermedadeslQue II
Euran en 81 cup6n al pie y mucl,ss otrasDaue,e el
corto espacio adui ne me permite nombIar 1Quiere
I'd. 0ahor como puedo ser fueEte. 2an1Ay vfGo-
reso! En ese easo escrfbams hoy Hhlsfne O.
~ case 10 ssereirs Tna , eafts rerssaaa De , SSn
d porte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-30

Nddis sdbe que su casa es-
I'd dssdlqxilada. Nadis 10 sa-
Be, porque vsted no 10 anuncia.
81. desed dlquldr su casa que
ahora ~ le produce NADIA nun
eiela En- "La Correspondent
et0" Para esto close de a,,un-
clos hay ~ este diario precios
espeeidls. niuy limitados.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-30
Junta de oficia|es,;
N prscedera / 10 compilation
d ma serie Dc reglas y pre-
celtss para el euerpo de Ia
DOlicia.

Sc ha constituido en- esta
iudad una junta de ofciales
: Dcn el fin de complain una
Aie de preceptos de ua re-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-30

Recorte cupon pie 10 de la linea punteada
mareue con una cruz (X) frente de la enfermedad
que Ud><enga; nenelo nombre direction man
demelo por & mi.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-30
10000 Ebros Medicinales Privados Gratis

81 I'd. escribe enseguida. Mientras dura Ia tirada
gratis de 10000 ejemplares los mandare sin costo
Esta lleno de infermes practices consoles pro
de todas las Intermediates del hombre - explica
todos los sfntomas - da & conecer las causas - le
dice como curarse 81 mismo on su pfopto hogar.
81 I'd. quiere obtener salud. fusrza Ngor y
permanecer asl este ca. Ell Mbro que UA neces1ts.
enviare abselutamente hbre y franco de porte
esta maravillosa GuIa Medicinal Privada. Escr1ba
finn ed atamento, anteB de que sea tarde para
aceptar esta oferta Generosa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-30
No Espero Paga

No acepto paga nj centavo por mi libro 8 mi
carta especial consejos para I'd. Quero probar
I'd. buen exito msma de
miles de han hecho bajo mi conseto
direction 81 coseos medlos de ponerio
I'd en- ell camino - las de
I'd So salnd vigor, entences auiero que "a
dika una palabra carihosa de mi sus amigos para
eos amben tengan oportunidad de alivados de
sufriientos todo 10 deseo. Cuando dgo
gratis porque Eratis
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-13
Thayer Says
Raise of Rates
is Necessary
Pennsylvania Railroad Official Testi-
fies Freight Must Pay Deficit
for Passenger Earnings.

NEW YORK, Sept 12.-John b. Thayer,
third vice president of the Pennsylvania
railroad. today told the Interstate Com
merce commission, which is inquiring into
the question OF increased freight tariffs
BY the, eastern roads, that the rates be-
tween the east and west have been for
years too low, and THAT the tariffs should
have been raised in 1905. The adjustment,
however was delayed until the business
depression had passed. The witness said:
The matter of advancing rates came to
a head at the recent wage demands. 1t is
not an extraordinary and unprecedented
advance in rates, but is in line with our
established practice for two years.
Mr.. Thayer said that passenger rates are
not compensatory for the service rendered,
but that the public, through its legislators,
will not stand for an advance in through
passenger rates. He said that rates on
through traffic have been too low in COM
parison with local rates.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-13
Balllnger Inquiry
Committee to Meet
Six Republican Members Will Attend
the Session in Chicago To-
morrow.

CHICAGO. Sept. 12.-The regular" re-
publican section Of the Balllnger investi-
eating committee will number six persons
when it meets here tomorrow II Senator
Root as is expected, arrives.
These present today are Senator Suther-
land Of Utah, Congressman Olmstead of
Pennsylvania, Congressman DENLY of Mich
igan and Congressman Mccall of Hassa-
chusetts. Senator Nelson OF Mnneso
chairman of the committee, who called to-
morrow's meeting, will arrive tomorrow.
These committeeman hold that the report
made public at Minneapolis by four demo-
Gratis and one progressive republican is ir-
regular. II was adopted. they declare with
out a quorum. The democrats and their
insurgent ally, Congressman Madison of
Kansas, declared at Minneapolis that Chair
man Nelson had no right TO call another
meeting at Chicago, and stated that they
would not attend. This made it practically
certain that congress will be presented with
two distinct representations on the contro-
versy.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-13
PLAISTED LEADS IN MAINE
Democratic Candidate is Probably
Elected Over Fernsl,I, Republican.
CONGRESSIONAL FIGHT HOT ONE
Democratic Chairman Claims Demo-
crat Chosen by from 5000 10 5000
Plurality, but Republican Does
Not Yet Give Up.

PORTLAND, Me, Sept. 12.-Threei hun
tired and thirty-five out of s2s election dis
tricts give Fernald republican S7,l6;
Plaisted, democrat, AI15, The correspond
ing vot in 1906 was Cobb republican
4OO36; Davis, democrat. S6,0S1.
Byron Boyd, chairman of the republican
state committee said at o'clock that
while he was not ready to concede
Plalsted's election for governor and that
the reelection of Congressman Burleigh
in the Third congressional district was in
doubt at that time.
Early returns in the First and Second
congressional districts Indicate the defeat
of both republican candidates, Kinds and
Swasey.
Congressman elected:
Fourth district Frand K. Guernsey
Dover.
Second district. Daniel ]. McGillicuddy OF
Lewiston. democrat.
LEWISTON, Me, Sept. 12.-The Journal
republican. comedies Plaisted's election by
from 5000 to 5000.
AUGUSTA, Me, Sept 12-Fred Emery
Bean of Hallowell, chairman of the demo
cratic state committee, at S:l5 o'clock to-
night, claimed the election Of Plaisted by
a plurality of 5000 and also claimed th'
election OF a democratic legislature.
Early returns indicated the democrats
elected their entire ticket in kennebe'
county, one of the republican strong
holds of the state. This Is Colone
Plaisted's home county.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-13
Colonel Wants to Know Basis on
Which Chances Rest.
LLOYD GRIsCoM is PROMINENT
Bitter Fight is Expected in Fifteenth
District.
CONTEST IN NEW JERSEY ALSO
First Test of New Law Giving People
Opportunity to Express Choice
for United states
Senator,

NEW YORK, Sept l2-In order to ascer-
tain the exact status of the fight which
the progressives are waging against the
old guard for control OF the republican
state convention Theodore Roosevelt sum
moned number of progressive leaders TO
oyster Bay this afternoon for a conference.
Primaries are to be held in New York
City tomorrow and in Buffaio and Roches-
ter on September 20. Colonel Roosevelt
hoped to ascertain just what inroads the
old guard leaders might be able to make
In the New York county delegation and
how much progressive support might be
expected from Kings county
Those invited to discuss the situation in
cluded County Chairman Lloyd c. Girls
com, who has been directing the Roosevelt
forces during the colonels absence in the
west; Congressman Herbert Parsons, whom
Mr.. Griscom succeeded as head of the New
York county organization; City Comptroller
William A. Prendergast, vino. on his recent
return fro mEurope, announced his deter
minatio to stand by Colonel Roosevelt;
Naval Officers F.. j. H. Kracke. Congress-
man w. NJ. Calder and E. w. voorhis.
Kings county district leaders and Con-
gresham W. w. Cocks, who represents
the Oyster Bay district.
Probably one of the bitterest republican
fights in Manhattan tomorrow will be car
ried on in the Fifteenth district, where As
senblyman william Nj. Bennett is a candi-
date not only for reelection district
leader but for the congressional nomina-
ton to succeed j. Van Vechten Olcott.
The district committee has endorsed the
ticket of the Olcott faction and Chairman
Grscom. replying to an inquiry today from
State Committeeman Harry w. Mack,
stated that because of the district COM
mlttee's endorsement the Olcott ticket was
TO be recognized as backed by the organiza-
ton.
primaries In New Jersey Tomorrow.
TRENTON, N. j., Sept. 12.-The primary
contests to be waged toniGrrow in parts of
New Jersey are especially interesting this
year because they will embrace the first
test of the new law giving the people OPP
portunity TO express their choice for United
States Senator. They are also expected to
have considerable bearing on the election
of governor and congressman although the
direct primary act has not yet been broad
ened to the extent OF taking in nominations
| for these offices.
Special interest attaches to the primary
vote for United States senator because the
rival candidates at the polls tomorrow will
| be former Governor Stokes and former
Governor Murphy, with Congressman FoW-
Ter posing the choice of the new idea
men in the upper end of the state. United
| States Senator Kean, who seeks reelection.
refused to submit his candidacy to the
people as did also former State Assessor
! David Blair, the south Jersey leader and
other asplrants for senatorial honors.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-13
.CHANLER'S ATTORNEY TALKS
Lawyer SnyS OnIy Differences BE-
tween Artist and Actress wife
Are Over Money.

NEW YORK, Sept. 12.--The first admis-
sion from an authoritative source that
there had been differences between Robert
W. Chanler and his bride, Nine Lima
Cavalier who just al this time are on
opposite sides OF the ocean, was made to-
day. The statement came from Sidney
Harris, Mr.. Chanler's counsel, when he
was asked II there had been an ante
nuptial agreement between Mr Chanler
and Nine. Cavalieri.
There was replied the attorney, but
| will not say how much money was in
volved in the agreement. That is a mat
ter that may come out later. but we are
hoping that this unpleasant matter may be
settled without any litigation"
Mr.. Harris said that while he expected
to see some members OF Mr.. Chanler's :
family about the matter, there would be
no family conference" as reported.
Mr. Chanler still loves Mime. Cavalier
and says he stll thinks she loves him.
said the lawyer. Aside from the flnan-
eial differences they are on good terms. "
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-13
Frenchmen in Mimic War
Repel English Invaders

GRAND VILLERIES, France Sept "a
The French army, with the new auxiliary
Of aviation added. began today prac-
tical demonstration Of what might be ex-
pected n a hostile force landed on the
southern coast Of the British channel
The scene Of this years maneuvers is
the plains OF Picardy, the old province In
the north Of France bordered on the north
and northwest by the Slew, which separates
the republic ffon2 Great Britain and forms
the department Of Somme and Part Of
OIse. Pas de Calais and Aisne.
Tho 5000 troops engaged are divided into
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-13
NarraganSeet
Club Gambling
Cases IN Court
Constable Testifies to Seeing Fash
ionable Women Play Roulette,
Faro and Craps.

WAKEFIELD, r. h. Sept. i2-Wnth he
cases growing out of the raid on the fash
ionable Narragansett club by Constable
John G. Criss. on the night Of August g.
last, resulting in the alleged discovery OF
gambling on q large scale, came up in the
district court here today, Constable Criss
took the stand and told the story Of the
raid. Before the taking of testimony was
begun. however. a continuance until Sep
t,mber e was made In the cases OF George
l.. Cutting of Worcester, charged with car
ryng concealed weapon. and with as
sault with a dangerous weapon in connec-
ton with the raid.
Judge Nathan w. Lewis was on the
bench. and Nathan w. Littlefield. and
William M WINS of New York, conducted
the prosecution. while the defense was
looked after by Fred c. olney and John
j. Fitzgerald.
Constable Criss designated the lavishly
furnished club room as gambling house. -
He told Of remaining in the place from
midnight. August g. until a. m. the next
day, in order to make the raid"
When he appeared about thirty persons.
half of whom were women. were in the
place, he said. The constable testified that
he saw three roulette wheels, faro lay
cut and lot of chips. AT the same time
so-called game of hazard" declared by
the witness to be a fashionable name for
craps, was going on
Mr.. Criss produced In court lot OF
poker chips, score cards roulette balls
and other gambling paraphenala, which
he said he seized In the club rooms.
Constable Crss said that efforts had
been made to induce him to cease the
prosecution of the cases.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-13
Russian Brigands
Capture Ste: mer
Crew and Passengers of Vessel Are
Robbed ear Harbin and the Two
Owners Murdered.

HARBIN. Manchuria, Sept. PA band of
brigands disguised as passengers, held up
Russian steamer south of this port today
and. after a desperate fight, overcome the
crew and robbed the passengers. In at
tempting to defend their vessel the owners
two Russiars. were killed and many of the
Chinese crew were wounded as were such
of the eighty Chinese passengers as offered
resistance. When the pirates were In con-
troll of the situation they bound the pas
sengers. the crew. a Russian sailor and
two Russian women and took the valuables
Of the captives at their leisure. A Russian
gunboat was sent in pursuit OF the outlaws.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-13
Supervisors OF
State Banks
IN Session
Comptroller Murray Advises Closer
Cooperation Between State and
National Examiners.

WASHINGTON. Sept I2-The National
Association Of Supervisors OF State Banks
began three days convention in Wash
ington today. The examiners gathered at
the Treasury department and were ad-
dressed by Lawrence o. Murray. comp
troller Of the currency.
MIR. Murray proposed to the state super
visors a working cooperation with the ma
tional examiners. He declared he had in
his office list Of men who as officers of
national banks had proved incompetent and
had been removed from office and said that
II any of them should make application to
organize state banks their names would be
furnished TO the state banking authorities.
During the last eighteen months the
comptroller said, he had refused 11S appli-
cations to form national banks because the
men behind them had been found incom-
petent or dishonest
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-13
FOR RUSTIN INSURANCE
Testimony is Being Taken in Omaha
for Louisville Case.
STORY OF THE TRAGEDY REToLr
Insurance Companies Are ResistinS
Payment on s3O,0OO Insurance
Policies Held by DIR. Rustin
at the Time of His Death.

! Just two years sftot DIR, Frederick Rus
tin met the most mysterious death Omaha
ever knew, the, first guns were sounded
Monday In the eight to recover $4,000 worth
of accident insurance on the principal fig
ure in the tragedy. Dispositions were taken
in the office Of Mahoney. Kennedy &
Leary preparatory to the trial Of these
civil suits at Louisville. where Mrs. Rustin,
the widow, has filed suit in district court
The attorneys for the plaintiff viii make
"a strenuous effort to dscredit before a
Kentucky jury the dramatic story which
Abhie Tice recited on the witness stand
about her compact with Charles Davis and
Dr. Rustin. whereby Davis. according TO
her story, shot the physician outside his
West Farnam street home.
The Grst affiant OF the day was Mrs
Eta Allen. who saw Abbie Rice, she sald
at O'Clock in the morning in front of the
Balduff confectionery buying a paper, in
great agitation. At the criminal trial, in
which Davis was acquitted the Rice woman
swore that at the hour named she was in
a resort conducted by a woman named
Gleason.
Detective Donahue told of his search of
the Rustin home and premises for the re-
volver-a search which was fruitless-what
became of the gun being a mystery to this
day. Officer Dan Leahey testified to an
interview with Or. Lord at the hospital
following the operation ON DR.. Rustin. Ac-
cording to the policeman Dr. Lord then said
that he saw no man on his hurried trip
| from Thirty-sixth to Forteth, following the
alarm. DR.. Lord said he did see a man.
Fred Metz testified TO seeing Abbie Rice on
| q street car at p. IN. the evening of the
| tragedy a statement which disagrees with
/ Abbie Rices version of her whereabouts al
| that hour
| Florian Newbranch, a reporter who inter
| viewed Abbie Rice at Grace Waltons re-
sort the day after the shooting told of her
| statement to him that her relations with
Or. Rustin were simply of patient and
physician.
In behalf of the insurance companies
| Ralph w. Breckenridge and two Kentucky
lawyers were present, these last being Fred
| Forcht and David w. Baird of Louisville
The companies which are fighting the
plaintiff are the Fidelity and Casulty
the Casualty of America and the Aetna.
The afternoon session was marked by tn,
| appearance of the first witness who wa
not heard at the Davis trial. This wa
Miss Bessie Richter. who was DR. Rus
tins stenogra pher from April to Septem
bor l. 1908. She declared that Abhie Ric
came to the doctors office a number o
times while the witness was an employ q
the physician.
Miss Richter was closely questione
about DR.. Rustin's habits of life. Sh
said she knew little. She had never see
him under the influence of liquor.
The first part OF the afternoon wa
taken up with examination of insuranc
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Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-13

opposing armies. one designated as the blue
and representing an invading force. being
under the command OF General Picquart,
former minister of war, and the other the
red, forming the army OF defense under
command OF General Meunier. General
Michel has the supreme direction of the
practice.
The dirigible balloons participating are
equipped with light wireless outfits and
are IN constant communication with the
earth In this way they perform the double
mission OF aerial scouting and Of trans
mitting instructions from the commanders
10 their Officers
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-13
Mother Chains Her Small
Boy to Bench IN Depot

According TO authentic history the IA
nous John Smith was once put In chains
by the Turks and afterward made it hot
for all concerned At the Union station
one OF his descendants followed his ex-
ample effectively.
Mrs. Harriet Smith Of Msryvile. Mo,
had an inspiration when she started travel
ing She procured dos chain and fas-
tened IL &c her little son John by means Of
a belt. lie was hard to lose after that To
aid matters little In keeping track Of
him she fitted a paddock 10 the other end
o. the chain 80 she could lock him where
she wished and leave him
All went well until she truRingly tied
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-13
OIL GUSHERS IN FLAMES
Huge FIssure Opens In Ground while
Fire is at Height and Causes
Loss of OIL.

BAKERSFIELD, Cal, Sept. u.-Flames
shooting 500 feet in the air from two blaz-
ing gushers OF the North Midway group of
flooding oil wells kept this city and the
entire west side oil region in a state OF
excitement for three hours this afternoon
while 200 fire-fighters struggled vainly until
the wells sanded up and stopped the fires
themselves.
While the flames were at their height a
fissure more than loo feet long and OF
unknown depth opened up from a well
near by and breaking the entertainments OF
sump holes, caused the loss OF a large
quantity of Oil
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-13
L ait Refuses
to Pardon Four
Sugar Welghers
President Refuses to Grant Clemency
to Men Who Aided Combine to
Defraud Government.

NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-President Taft, 1t
was learned here today had denied appllca-
tion for a pardon for Edward Boyle John
Coyle, Patrick 7. Hennessey and Thomas
Kehoe, the sugar weighers, who were SEN
fenced along with Oliver Splitter, the dock
superintendent for frauds on the Williams
burg docks of the Sugar trust. Splitter was
pardoned and gave testimony at subse-
quent trial of Heike and Gerbracht. who
were convicted.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-13

him TO a bench In the Union station and
went off TO attend to some baggage While
she was gone John wandered out into the
aisle. leaving the chain stretched between
him and the bench
The natural sequel followed-along came
a farmer In hurry for a train. tripped
and fell headlonE, His suitcase broke open
on the spot, disclosing a number OF clean
and soiled socks and collars. The boy
made slide for life along the floor. Just
then dog nearby started barking and the
farmer thinking he was tangled with him.
rcdoubled his efforts to escape. and only
made matters worse, When he finally got
up and got loose john stood Up unhurt.
ans laughed.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-13
SHAKEUP in THE TREASURY
Assistant Superintendent of Buildings
Inlay - Reduced to
(.erkship.

WASHINGTO, Sept. 12. - Another
shakedp in the administration forces at the
treasury occurred today, when W. NJ. I'm
lay. assistant superintendent of buildings,
was reduced 10 a clerkship and E. II. Jem-
ison, a clerk was appointed to succeed
him. Inlay was confidential clerk to for
mer Secretary Leslie M. Shaw.
George simmons, chief OF the division Of
printing and stationer for the last twelve
years, was reduced 20 clerkship, and f.
f. Weston was transferred from the gov
ernment printing office to succeed him.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-13
MINE PAYMASTER is ROBBED
Mexican BHndits Take Large sum
from official EnrOute 10 Mine
Near Cannnea.

Ell PASO, Tex. Sept. 12.-Details reached
here today OF the robbery Saturday, near
Cananea, Sonora. Mexico, OF Cashier Paul
Probert and Superintendent A n. Hauser
Of the Calumet and Sonora Mining com
pany. The two men were on their way to
the mine with 2,4j0 with which TO pay off
the miners, when two bandits stepped into
the road forced the officers off their
horses, took the money and the horses and
galloped into the mountains Eight sus-
poets are now in Jail The holdup occurred
almost in the town Of Cananea.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-13
ALL ABRUzzl STORIES DENIED
semi-OfficiRl Report from Rome says
Duke and Miss EIktns VIII
Not Marry,

ROME. Sept IA semi-official COM
munication issued by an italian news
agency today declares that the reports
printed in Italy and abroad OF the ap-
preaching marriage OF the duke of Abruzzi
and Miss Katherine Elkins are absolutely
baseless
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-13
OPERATORS RATIFY SCALE
Mines in the southwestern District
Probably VIII Reopen on
Thursday.

KANSAS CITY. Sept, 12-Operators OF
the southwestern coal mining district met
here today and ratified the contract agreed
upon last week by representatives OF the
miners and operators after weeks Of con-
ferences. Ratification came practically
without discussion The ratification CON
vention OF the miners Is 20 be held Thurs.
day, and IL is expected the minas WI be
opened and the $500 miners who have been
on strike for months back al work FRIDAY.