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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-04

WANT ADS. CENT A WORD
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-20

de Meillers. Ahora bien, ese estan-
que, que alimenta un molino de
pan moler, esta completamente seco
en- verano hasta Ia mitad de su exten-
sion, Y como consecuencia de este
desprende miasmas que son los que
habian causado la fiebre en- la desgra-
ciada mujer.
Su medico queria hacerla cambiar de
habitaci0n, pero este era imposible a
causa de que los esposos peral no
tenian medios de fortuna. SOlamente
poseian dicha casa, Ia cual habitan, y
40 podian tan faciImente venderla.
Ell medico prescrjbi0 entonces vino
lie Quinium Labarraque a Ia dosis de
dos copitas despues de cada comida
Ounce dias mas tarde, Ia febre
habia ces2do completamente, habianse
presentado de nuevo ell sueno y Ell
apetito, y la hinchaz0n habia tambieD
desaparecido.
La mujer Peral ha continuado des-
pues habitando la casa, y, por consi-
guiente, ha vvido siempre bajo la
Influenza de los miasmas malsanos
del estanque de Meilers, pero ell vino
de Quinium -abarraque la ha curado
tan perfectamente que jamas ha vuelto
va a tener tiebre.
Ell uso del Quinium Labarraque
Ia dosis de una Q dos copitas despues
de cada comida basta para curar en-
POGO tempo la febre mas rebelde {
inveterada, y Ia curaci0n obtenida
por este medic es mas radical y mas
segura que empleando Ia quinina sola
d causa de que dicho ynedicamento
contiene todos los demas principles
activos de Ia quina, Que completan Ia
acci6n de la quinina.
En- efecto, como quiera que ell
Quinium Labarraque tiene por base
un extracto complete de quina que
contiene todos :os principles TITLES dc
la preciosa corteza, estos principles
van disueltos en- ell vino que sirve de
vehiculo, y que es de los mas exquisi-
tos y de las mejores marcas de Espana.
En- los paises propicios a engendrar
la febre, ALI donde el enfermo no
puede menosQue permanecer en- medic
de los miasmas que dieron origen
su enfermedad, ALI es, sobre todo,
donde Sc aprecia mejor la accion
incomparablemente superior del Qui-
mum Labarraque, sobre cualquier otro
remedio.
Por virtud de su eficacia, asi como
por ell asombros0 numero de cura-
clones realizadas con este remedio, la
Academia de Medicina de Paris ha
dado su aprobaci0n a Ia formula del
Quinium Labarraque, distinction que
rara vez Sc otorga y que prueba IA
conianza que los enfermos de todos
los palses deoen tener en- este remedio.
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Palnlesana

! 81 de esa suma Sc deducen 1850 do
liars consignados como amortization
e intereses del anticipo del gobierno
insular para construction del merca-
do, nos queda para hacer frente a
todas las atenciones del munlclplo
Ia cantidad de S24SSo-oo. De este re
=ulta que, aun habiendose lntroduci
do economias de alguna Importance
como la Suppression de algunos cargoS,
solo hava podido asignarse para una
atenci6n tan importante como la re-
paraci0n de GALES, la pequeha suma
Sl262. 81 bien es verdad que fsta po-
han resultado de la liquidacl6n del
presupuesto de l909-l0. yqge Sc han
hecho consignaciones e<peciales pa
"a limpieza V riego de las GALES, y las
c1ales no iguraron en- el del aho ante
rior.
F. indndabIe que todas esaS melo-
ras So realizaran. pues el goblerno %
ocupa de la situaci6n angustioSa de
alginos municiplos. Y de los medIos
dc auXlliarlos en- su empenos de me-
Iorar sus condiciones de vida
Guavama, julio de l9lO.-Enri-
one imy,-Alcalde.
Resumen.
IngreSado en- el aflo. s37. 1922:
EAi>tencla en- 30 de JUNO de 1000
De fondos ordinarios, Sl.555-69.
de anticipo, s2s4-l6; de fOndos de
caminos. 1850; de depositos Y fan
Ia, 7l2-Os.- S2.599-43- sunaq
Total de ingresos $40. O.o26-65.
Importsn los pag en- ell aho,
So. .557-35-
EXistencis efectivs en- GAIA. s., ,461
CiHs, frgct0n ne Ia sListsnc,G en- ca
"a.
De fondo< ordinarios { 2. .40s-I4.
de snticipo. 2.17+13, de fondos de
canino. l sS6-43.
Total s.. 1890.
tiuavama P. r. JUNO So de 1910
Psdro Josf Co-re1.-Contador NUM-
cipaI-
En- esta fuprenta Sc vs1de papel de
rzewso5r rros xrYasnx 4 a. ~-,r.-,f
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Fernando PasCua|,
Gale de Cells Aguilera, No. 16
esquina q San Juan.

FAJARDo Puerto Rico. Tiene
constante eXistencia de Novelas de
todas clases y de los autores de mas
fama. PreCios muy limitados. Ven
de tambieH Ia CoRREsPosDENc1A.
d.ariamerte i , centavos
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D!neIo ! Ie!oi gratis,

Pida sin dinero, diez pesos
oro de Pastillas "Recuperador
de la Salud' el mejor patenti-
zado para la sangre, ell este.
mago, ell higado, y los rinones,
coloquelos entire sus vecinos
pues es aceptado donde quie.
"a que Sc ofrece y al mandar.
nos ell importe, obsequiaremos
con una comision en- dinero, v
un reloj gratis. Escriba en-
seguida a la National Drug
Agency. Tetuan 81. San
Juan. Pto. Rico.
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s,ue. e... Capital y ssyanon s.nu,:.n..n.n,

VIAJES ExTRAORDINARIOs
1.l5 els 1880
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I'm re|oj gratis!

Nlkelado, negro o enchapado de
oro' por vendernos rs coletcioues de
postales. 25 peinillas eiectricas (curan
ia caspa) o IS artfsticss sortijas de
alambre de orc con una bonita piedra
y una inicial, a 10 centavos una
Nendalos en- 4 semanas game un
relol Ii otro premio. Escriba 4 The
Percival Novelty Co. Box 2Og.
Ponce, P. r.
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COMMERCIAL,
E. N T R A D AS D E l.

E N T RADAS D Ell
EXTERIOR.
Goletas americans Paul
Palmer ds Filadel6a.
Goleta americana liner N.
Carer de N. York.
Bergantin Goleta americana
Marnie Swau de n. York.
Goleta americana Mario n.
Cobb. de n. York.
DESPACHADOS PARA Ell.
EXTERIOR
NO HUBO
BUQUES EN- PUERTO DEL
EXTERIOR
S. c. Maril cargando.
Perla del Oseano descar.
gando
Slico. descargando
Caracas id
Paul Palmer id
liner n. Garner id
Marine Swau id
Mario N. Cobb id
NOV IM1ENTO DE
CABOTAJE
Ope9ocloues. en- puertos
Uberita Vieques
Ana Maria pendiente
Joven Naulina Yabucoa
Aguadilla y Mayagiez
India Humacao y Naguabo
BUQUES QUE Sc
AGUARDAN
Vapor americana Harry
Luckembak Ell 13 del que
cursa salio de N. York para
esta.
Consig: Insular Line.
Vapor americana Carolina
Saldra para n. York el ~
corriente.
Consjg: The N. Y. P. RS. S.
Vapor americana Coamo
Recalara el IS corriente pro.
cedente de n. York.
Consig: The N. S. P. R. H.
] dGos &c la inca "Bennlr.
Goleta americana Fronta-
nae Saldra de N. York para
esta ell l 0 Septiembre.
Conslg: :. Ezquiaga.
B A N cos
iCCIONEa
Banco territorial y ogricola $ %
id. de Puerto Rico -- "49
-CEDULAS HIPOTECARIAS-
Banco terr,toraaly agriccla.
Emisiones-3a. y 5a. SOL
Id. .." ....6 y T." 1872.
&C A NJ B IOS-
Londres-s 437 L.
h. York 10 cts. p {
Paris a34 p. Ge ID.
. Hamburgo-4;4p P. - d
Espaha 10 a lot "A .. Gl..
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LEAN
LAS slGUlENTES LiNEAs

cUANTos suFREN De cALENTURAs
Una mujer, de nombre Peral, de 26
amos de edad, venia minada por Ia
fiebre desde hacia cinco amos. A
pesar de su juventud tenia ell vefda-
dero aspecto de la edad decrepia; Ia
tez terrosa, los ojos apagados, >ss
piernas hinchadas y tan yoluminoso
el vientre que cualquiera ia habria
supuesto proxima al alumbramiento,
Tan voluminoso tenia tam bien el bazo,
que, al decir de su medico, la bajaba
hasta ell vientre. Desde su matrimonio
que Sc -emonta a una epoca de seis
amos antes, habita una casa bastante
bien situada en- apariencia en- mitad
de una cotina, pero domtnando ell
extreme mas estrecho des estanlue
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Fonografos, pianos y camas.

Otros articulos con los cuales
cualauiera ciudadano puede ser feliz
cojiendolas a plazos casi insensibles
en- las grandes almacenes de FL Gle
10 8 81 no en- el inferno.
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DE LOS FnlNSA1 a AAAS ~AAA>
DEL PALS.
Azucar para el consume:
Americana primera $50 a so
De Ponce 4.50
Habichuelas blan.
cas- $50
Habichuelas colo
radas $50
Cafe cctcn Mol. Hap
AImld6n:
Clase superior l.:O "a 5
Sebo de res 4.5O
Malz 2.15 q 300
JabOn imitaci6n Ro
Camora 46O
PREC1Os DE coMPRA
Cocos milla4 24.OOI
Algodon 600
Cueros dulces 14.5u
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Los politicos en- Espahs.

La polftica en- Espana esta revuel-
ia V los politicos estan tratando aho-
ra para anunciar los buenos trajes
que vende Juan Pieras Allen 32 en-
Ia Palmesana.
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.LIKEA FERREA DEL OESTE

ltinerario de trenes y vapores cue
empezara & reglr desde e. 10. de Sep.
uembre oe 1909.
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D|8EcTOR|O DE- SAN JUAN

PraCtioante. - Silyestre Feijoo
Martinez, Embalsamador 49, San
Francisco 2l. Telefono, Mum. 43.
San Juan.
Lecciones- de piano. La seno.
ita Lola Mas. ofrece dar clases en-
su casa Q q domiciGo. San Juan.
Cristo 7.
Farmacia Colon. n.-Antiguo esta,
blecimiento. Gran surtido de drogas
y patentizadoa Plaza principal. San
Juan.
Ingeniero Civil. l.-R anon an
dta C6rdova, Tetuan 50, ciucad Q
Parada - Santurce MiramA, San
Juan, Puerto Rico,
Abogados.-Emigdio S. Ginorio y
Manuel NJ. Ginorio, Allen 60.
Telefono 1858. Box 366.San Juan.
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ARAJEWSKY-PESANT Co.

tontructoes de toda clase de maquinarias para Cen
uales contrastas de factoras comDletas incuyendo
edi6cios.
faIa lnformes presupuestos, pianos ETC. dirijrse
Agentes Generates para Puerto Rico
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-05-04
THE NEW MERGENTEALER LINOTYPE.

watched for months, the requirements
Of the printing Office studied, and the
advice Of skilled printers sought In
all directions. In the light Of the In
formation thus gained the machine
was modified. improved, increased In
capacity and versatility, and made adj
justible or convertible to meet every
demand. New additions to the COM
|pany's factory were built from time to
time. until to-day the factory covers
q space equal to city block, the
buildings being five,, seven, and eight
stories in height.
/ The Lfnotype ID nnewn to- -
lover the world. and is in use In nearly
every newspaper Office in the world,
there being over 10000 in daily opera
ton. which have been built by the
Mergenthaler Linotype Company. Out
side Of the newspaper Offices it is used
where the highest class Of compost.
tion is required.
The Linotype produces finished type
of the highest quality. and permits
1.-THE faces Or style sof type, body, and
measure to be changed at will. TAs
operator can read and correct his mat
tier as he proceeds before line il
cast. Any person of intelligence can
In reasonable time, become q good
operator, his progress, of course, de
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pending upon his own intelligence
and ambition.

pSuuAuS upon HIS OWL dHtSlu8Suce
and ambition.
The Linotype is guaranteed to be
capable Of setting 5000 ems Of solid
nonpareil per hour. and this output
is widely obtained every day in com
mercial Offices by first-class operators.
In the larger faces and in book work
the output would be somewhat less.
which is also true Of hand compost
|tion. The two most recent records on
|a Linotype were made by Mr. Nichols
|of the Salt Lake (Utah) Herald. and
Fred'k Koelle, Jr., Of the Philadelphia
- n = LOG. .S08 e,
Iof corrected nonparefl ID seven hours
land fifty-two minutes. making an
average of 13,2S7 ems per hour fol
leight hours. Mr.. Koelle, on May IL
1907. set $4,000 ems Of agate in
twelve hours, working OF the hook.
The first Linotype machines in
stalled we're in the Office Of the New
York Tribune In July. 1886. and Tho
Iequipment was gradually added to un
,,|htil = battery Of thtrty-five was oh
Etained. Some Of these oldest machine
are to-day in active operation. and ar,
turning out work as good as the da.
they we're put In. /.
NOT A TYREsETTiNG-MAcHlNE.
The Linotype is not typesetting
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end of the distributor to the other
by means of screws, and when they
reach point opposite their proper
channels, they drop by gravity into
the magazine, to be used over again.
A magazine will contain twenty ma
trices of each character.
There are ninety keybuttons on tha
keyboard and ninety-two channels in
the magazine. An extra lower case
"e" channel can be provided for, il
necessary. in the left-hand side Of the
magazine; while the extra channel in
the righthand side of the magazine is
used for special characters which are
seldom used. This channel is gener-
ally termed the "pi' channel, and the
matrices drop from the distributor bar
down the last channel Of the mags-
zine, through the pi chute, and into
the pi box.
| All classes of composition can be
done on the Linotype, including
straight, tabular, or mixed compost
ton. With Model single-magazine
machine one man can set Roman caps
and lower case, Italic caps and lower
case. and small caps in one line by
one operation. The Model 4 double
magazine machine has double the
capacity Of the Model 5 machine, for
the reason that it carries two maga-
zines, one everything the other, the up
lper magazine being Interchangeable
with the magazine Of Model s. The
Model 4 machine has the same number
Iof keybuttons as the Model 5.
Nearly $500 high-grade periodicals,
magazines, and trade journals are set
on the Linotype, including Harper's
I, Magazine, Harper's Bazaar, Century,
Munsey's Iron Age, New England Mag
azine, Reader. System. Engineering
Record, Broadway Magazine, Recrea-
fti1n. scrip B1U1. Bdrr McIntosK
Monthly. Craftsman, National Printer
. Journalist, Inland Printer, etc.
! a few Of the large Linotype plants
In the United States are as follows.
9 United States Government Printing
: Once, 83 double-magazine machines;
9 INew York Herald, a machines; New
9 York World, 81 machines; New Yorl
s Jonrnal. IS machines; other news
q papers owned by w. r. Hearst. III
i imachines; Boston Globe. 81. machines
q Chicago Daily News. so machines
9 Boston Herald. A machines; Chicag,
6 Tribune, 43 machines; Brooklyn Dali,
d Eagle. 43 machines; Philadelphia In
/ lquirer, Is machines.
ell Continued on Page Fiye.)
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THE LINoTYPE AND IT'S WORK.

THE LINOTYPE AND ITS WORK.
Years of continuous experiment and
the expenditure of great amount Of
money we're required for the invention
Of the greatest typesetting machine.
which is called the "Mergenthaler
Linotype" The word linotype" is al
coined word, which means line Of
type" The Linotype is conceded to-
be the most remarkable machine ever
invented, and is scarcely second in
Importance to the wonders wrought
by electricity. Its invention and in
PRODUCTION has effected q revolution in
the printing business. The Mergen-
thaler Linotype was the first COM
mercially successful composing-ma-'
chine, and is today the standard com
|posing-machine everywhere. It marks
the first and only successful depart
Iure from the long ablished forms
lof type-composition. The last great
improvement was the production of a
machine in which the 'linotypes"
were produced instantly and ready for
luse on the press by the mere finger
ling Of keys like those of typewriter.
The keys serve to assemble temper
arily a line Of matrices made of brass,
bearing individual characters or dies
la Roman character in the upper OF
regular position, and the Italic OF
black letter in the lower or auxiliary
position, against which the slugs OF
|'linotypes'' we're cast in type metal.
The Linotype is single machine
Operated by one man, producing at 8
.sI1iaGla, ,apasati 4tha. .anaahsd proauc'
directly Id response to th9 operation
Iof the keyboard. It composes mattel
more readily and more economical!
than can be done in any other manner
lit does away with worn and battered
TYPE, and always gives new, clear
dress. Matter may be kept standing
indefinitely, at the mere cost o
Linotype metal. Duplicate slngs II
|any quantity may be cast automatical
Ily.
/ 1T was decided to follow the deve
sIopment and, Improvement Of the inver
! tion as far as possible, and the m
) lchine to-day shows what has been az
t. accomplished in this direction. The a
; tion of the machine was CAREFUL
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machine In the ordinary sense of the
word on the contrary, it is a ma
chine which, being operated by finger
keys like typewriter, creates or pro-
duces type-matter ready for use on the
press or sterotyping table. It produces
and assemblies side by side metal bars
or slugs, each the length and width
of a line of type, and having on the
upper edge the type. characters to
print an entire line. These bars, hav-
ing the appearance of solid lines Of
type and answering the same purpose.
are called s'linotypes.'
When the. slugs or linotypes are as
sembled side by side. they constitute
Jointly form composed of ordinary
type and adapted to be used in the
same manner. After being used, the
"linotypes'' are returned to the melt
|ing-pot to be recast into other lines,
thus doing away with type-distribu-
tion.
| The machine contains as Its lead
ling members y large number of small
brass matrices. approximately, 1900
in set. The, combination of teeth"
in the upper part Of each matrix diff
fers in order that the matrices, after
passing through the distributor boz
and on to the distributor bar, may
drop into their proper channels; thus
1t Is impossible, for instance, for 8
lower case "f'' to drop into the lower
case g" channel. When a key is de
pressed q matrix is released from the
magazine bearing character CORE
|sponding to that on the keyboard.
/ The matrices are assembled one b,
Zone, and whenever space is desired
the operator touches the space-bar
(which releases q spaceband-bar, whicl
releases spaceband. This also drop
Unto its proper place. After the lin'
ttfs ] 1902 ll1l4s,
|[the line 81 matrices is RAISED. whel
i the line passes automatically to tn
!. left to casting mechanism, to be just
fed to its proper width.
After the cast is made, the matrice
and spacebands are raised to a highe
lpoint on the machine. and pass I'd th
1 transfer, at which point the matrice
} and spacebands are separated, the 70
\ mer being raised to the machine, m
tIpass to the transfer. st which poiI
9 1.-THE matrices and spacebands are sel
9 arated. the former being raised to th
= distributor box, and the latter bein
carried to the right into the spaceban
box. to be used again in their reg,
: lar turn. They are carried from on
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-05-04
REVIEW INSTALLS
A LINOTYPE
The Only Paper Between Boone and
Council Bluffs on the North
western Having MergenthaIer. +
a MOST WONDERFUL MACHINE
At the viii Of One Man Operating, the
Machine Produces a Line Of
Type Ready for Use.

The readers Of THE REVIEW this
week, for the first time in its history,
will read the paper set up by Mer-
genthaler linotype. The installation of
this machine seems q great event to
the management Of the paper, and we
naturally assume the same is true with
its readers.
The Mergenthaler is the greatest in
vention yet produced. for newspaper
work, and THE REVIEW. in pur-
chasing this machine, has done 30 in
sorder to better serve the patrons Of
the paper. 1t has been evident for
some time that the large amount OF
reading matter which the paper offers
its readers each week cannot be set up
by the ordinary methods Of 'typeset
ting. 1t was thought for time the
Simplex would answer the purpose, but
experience has demonstrated thai
something better is demanded, and II
order to insure the printing of all the
news of the county as well as the live
news of the state, the decision was
reached to install the linotype. 1t II
machine which heretofore has beer
used almost exclusively in the cities OF
the large daiiies; anu " liintteti nun
her only have found their way into th,
country newspaper offices. This /
shown by the fact that at no plac'
between Council Bluffs and Boone, ex
cept Denison, on the Northwestern
railroad, is there to be found line
type. It is true. as the Bulletin state
{ last week, the Mergenthaler is 81
pensive. but it is none too soQdsf
the readers of THE REVIEW, and
notwithstanding the increased e,
pense, the paper will still be furnishe
at the price at which it has been flu
nished IN the past. In adding the m,
chine to the already quite complet
outfit Of the paper, we have made 4
the most up-to-date printing establish
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ment in any town Of the size of Deni-
son in western Iowa. We believe in
spending our money in Denison to
build up its institutions rather than
in buying all the land in the western
states and Canada.
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We viii offer for this week. Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Ct the greatest bargains u several lines that have
that prices viii We will be pleased to
have and let show you the goods
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O0OooQeeeoOe9O00OOOOO00Ol
Window Shade,

Window Shades
Very best rollers and spring, oil
colored shades, sold every where at Is
and CSC. our price this week lsc
See big line Of lace curtains.
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Room Size Rugs
9xl2 Brussels rugs, every where for
$3.50. our price ..,.............$ $S.75
Our complete line of velvets, ak
minister and Wiltons in the very new
est patterns.
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Our Mest Market is the place 10 eef yosr meaf
Try it and prove the excellenee of our meat
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Black and Tan Covert
and Broadcloth Jackets
Weare very anxious TO clean up this
entire line, $3.50 to $3.50. clearance price
1898 to $7.98
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Special IN White Lawn Dresses
for Thursday. Frids

Beautiful White Lawn dresses. lace and embroide
trimmed Waists are richly inlaid with insertion and
skirts have several Of lace around top of ouns
the founce is made with sets of cluster 90 a.
tucks price. .......... 9Z II
French Wolfe Skirts-P Plated and Braided styles s
our beautiful styles we are offering in co Sl
skirts, only sD0sO'
(. All silk Messaline, q inches wide. co. -.
heavy weight only .O0C YAK
Milford chronicle., 1910-01-28
Trinle TRAGEDY In New York.


A most brutal triple murder was
revealed in an obscure fiat in the
heart of New York's East Side. Two
women and a man are the victims, and
the manner Of their deaths was hor-
rible Gagged with silk handkerchiefs
and their heads crushed with hammer
or axe. they we're left bleeding and
fully dressed on the floor. with a
whimperlng bull terrier as companion
for the dead. Robbery was the motive,
or else it is another case of the Black
Hand
Salvatore Scalpone a well-to-do
young Italian barber; his wife and a
middle-aged woman. believed to have
been Mrs. ScalpOne's mother. are the
victims. His failure to appear at his
shop started an investigation. which
resulted in the discovery Of the crime.
Policemen. summoned by the ianitnr
Of the tenement. which is at 10 and u
MONTGOMERY street. entered the locked
fat by way OF a fire escape.
Milford chronicle., 1910-01-28
RaLlroads won,t Inerease waass.

Not single railroad company IN
the eastern section of the United
States or Canada has accepted the de-
mand made by the Brotherhood Of
Railway Trainmen or the Order OF
Railway Conductors for an increase
in wages and uniform working condi.
tiOns
This statement was made by W. G..
Lee. head of the uainmen. at the head.
quarters OF the trainmen in Cleveland.
While the trainmen say they are
ready 70 strike. if necessary. vet Il Is
a general opinion among their officers
that there win be no occasion for
drastic measures The trainmen are
merely attempting TO establish on the
eastern railways the same wage and
working conditions they obtained in
the west two years ago.
A similar movement is on foot as
affecting the southern railways.