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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-23

No; estoy confornne con nsted-
agrego 81 invlIdo.-es una lescrln-
cldn bastante vaga en- conlunto. ~
que senas tlene eSe senior Campldn
ii lCampidn exclamo Herriard
sorprendido por la pfeglnta
pescrfbamelo. 81 .puesto que no
le he vlsto.
No hay NADIA en- 81 que lame la
atencion es IN homhre grueso. de
treinta y clnco amos. de scmblante
honrado Y franco.
i Ha podido usted observar blen
ESQ Va afeltado2
No; usa- harha cortita. color cas-
tana.
-iAh. Perfeetamente Godofredo.
Espero que mi inereduidad sea IN
lustlhc ada.
-Tengo muehas razones para
Greer que es asl-repuso Herrlard al
60 preocupado, dando por termina
do el asunto-Y ahora, allerido ami
go-anadlo en- tono distinto. .-teneo
que discutir con usted otra question
que espero acogera mas favorable
mente.
=. Como no. mi buen Godo9 Aca
so estamos tantas yeces en- dcsacuer
do?-respondio Gastineau con su tran
quihzadora sonrsa.-: Que es ello9
NADIA menos que una gran pro-
bablhdad de que recobre usted la sa-
lud
ST Herriard esreraba notar en- e
semblante de su amigo alguna sena
de jubilo, Sc vlo chasqueado. atrlbu-
yendolo, sin embargo, al gran domi-
MO que te1lia sohre s. mismo. Fl Uni
co cambio que huho en- sus facciones
fue la expression curiosa que hrlllo en-
81 mirada y que 10 mlsmo podia atri-
buirse A una causa que d otra.
-i.Ah 7, Cuenteme usted-dilo SEN
clDamente.
No me eXtraia que Sc resista us
ted a creerlo-se VIC obhgado a decir
Herriard ante el tono de Gastineau
pero Sc de lln gran hombre. un es-
pecialista vianes, que esta en- Lon
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-23

tied de one las eminencias medlcas
por prodigiosas cue sean, necesltan
conner.
si-insistil Herriard;; -pero vale
mas que le >5.:s puanto.
-A>i io femos-llo Gastlneau
ron trand ..leiad. lo mlsmo le es-
Goirdur ssetav Y Heneher la lleva-
II Il hotel ahora. eQulere usted dar-
me mlcarpe
--Creo cue ser{a melor que fuera
70 en- persona. No sabe quien es Us
ted y pueda demorar
Sc 10 dire memoranda el nom
bre de usted-repuso Gastlneau en-
pezando a escrlbir;; ;;-prehero que Sc
;quede porque tengo algo que declrle.
Herriard tomo una levsta, no.
jeandola mientras Gastineau escrl-
bia. Cuando termlno la nota llamo a
Hencher y Sc ia entrego, ordenando-
\ le d. tomara un eoche Y la llevara i
su destino. volviendo con Ia respues-
ia del doctor.
= sTenia usted algo Que decirme
-dlio Hernard apenas Sc retro elcrla
do.
-Si-repusoo Gastineau. Tn a
sunto Que para usted, sera menos re
ipugnante de 10 cue es pafa mi, pero
Has CIRCUMSTANCES me ohhgan d clio
! \ a sahe usted mi hucr (,odofredo-
continuo dnaelsndose a Herrlard :
que lie escuchaba en- silenclo sin sa-
Der adonde rla a parar que nunc q
he pedido parte alglna en- las recon
I pensas materiales del ex!to que con
mi auxilio ha obtenido. Esperaha
aslmlsmo, q. iamas hublera liesado
| el caso de hacerlo; pero, deseraciada-
mente ocurre 10 contrarlG
sDesgraciadamente Nc, amigo
mo-repuso Hewiard satisfecho me
allegro en- el alma de que me de usted
oc,4 on de recon- pensar una parte IL
anitesimal De la inmensa dtuda que
lc debo y que n'mca podrd ragar
-Lo Sc, tiodo. estaha seguro dc
Iello-repuso Gastineau;-pero, a pc
sar de TODD, iamas entrd Ell mis- pla-
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I dres ! Ia saxon. y Que ha heco heu-
las nrodiglosas en- casos como el De
usted-1 EIerriard reari6 todo 10
que Saba deI t.octor Hallamar.
eastman 10 ovo con singular apa-
tia, al pareeer. Su mirada, fla en- 81
lrostro su amigo, era 10 '1nico que
demostraha .ie-to interes en- el rela
to FL eomfn;ar.o aenho cuando IT,
rrlard termro, fla este
81. pareae maaavllloso Y NADIA
/ Sc rierde por probar.
Ne allegro mucho de cue pierse
listed asl-exclamo Godofredo eeGo-
50. femia que su escepticlsmo Sc 6 \
tendlera hasta el doctor Hallam ar
Y su tratamiento.
No dire que no sea asi=ohserv6
Gastlneau rlendose ;-pero. a seme ian
"a del que Sc ahoga, me allegro de que
hava una tabla donde poder agarrar
me. eDesde cuando dice usted que
esta en- lnglaterra ese doctor Halla-
mar
Era una pregunta dificil. sohre to-
| do tormulada en- los terminus de Gas
tlneau. u
No hace mucho. seeun creo. En-
realdad, no me preocupe de ese hom
bre nj de 10 que hacia, hasta hace
unos dias cuando tuve la notlcia dc
su especialldad; y, desde entonces. es
toy reprochandome el no hab6rselc
| dlcho a usted.
-Hara POGO tlempo-indico Gas
tlneau.
Herriard creyo observar also ex-
trano en- ell tono pero 10 atriblvc, a
su susceptiilidad en- la materia.
! -Sl, hara POGO tempo aiortuns
damente-repuso.-Y, ahora- agresd
levantandose, eme permitira usted
que Vaya buscarle para que lie yea
esta mlsma noche?
No, querido Godofredo-diio(.as
tlneau deteniendose con SUI brazo =
no procure escaparse por la tancen-
te. He esperado tanto tempo. ulc
unas cuantas horas mas menos son
de escasa lmportancia. Acuerdese us
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-23
NO MAS CANAS

siel surtido de calzado y s]:a esqui-
sta perfumeria es de b r.. 5.ss,inte
y de mejores fabricas, &; 'rs..ets-
dor que ofrece !. $: AZ .. rtsIa
es Popular asl IS. '.i'ae Sales
el producto g. lndiscutih's r:eriro
No mas oGi.ts" cs Ia c;visa del
buen produeto cue viene en- peque-
nos frascos Z noco costo V ,frece al
pdblico el eonocido establecimiento.
Tambien So IA recibido ahono para
flores "Bonora" a 25 centav,s lati-
IA. Nueva marca de calzado S6l.'
80 hay ms ala. Para los pr6Simos
bales Gle eganfes modelna ~ calzado.
Para el meior lspecto d. cahello y
harba no mas canas" y para vues-
iras flores Ia "Bonora' In el ''Po-
pularp
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ADVERTISEMENT,
Department Of the interior.
Office OF Forto REQ Irrigation
Serrtce.

Guavama, P. R. october 10, 1910
Sealed proposals will be received
at the office OF the Commissioner OF
the Interior Of Porto Rico until :
clock PM, February I, 1911, for
the construction OF
(ll CARTE Dam and appurtenant
structures, containing bout $50, OoC
cubic meters OF earth and loose rock
the estimated cost of which is about
$4,000.
~ Guayabal Dam and appurte-
nant structures, containing about
1880 cubic meters OF con crete ma
sonrv and 81, 600 cubic meters of ex
oavation, the estimated cost OF
which is about $3.50, 900.
~ Patlllas Canal and appurte
nant structures, including about
80, ooo cubic meters of open-cnt ex-
cavation, 2,06U lineal feet OF tunnels,
$500 llneal feet OF fumes, 600 IL
neal feet OF siphons. and loo bridges,
the estimated cost OF which Is about
$4,000
Plans and specifications may Re
Obtained from this Office, or from
the Commissioner OF the Interior,
San Juan, Porto Rico. or from the
Bureau OF Insular Affairs Washing
tor. D. c.
A depost Il 8 IS required for
each set ot plans. which vii be re-
funded upon ne return 81 tha
Plane upon or PRIOR to the date set
ior opening the aid.. The right i
Ieserveli 10 II. .ert anv AMI ali BIDS
] IT. Beqrd ieg
Chef Engineer
Irrigation Service
Guayama z K
By order ef
JoIn 4 H'ison
ConmlssIonfr ~ the
Intenor II Porto Rico
San jaan. 2 r
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llIIFARMACEU[|COS!

Sc deses uno, para reeeate sueho
9 lnteresado en- los beneficios; o sc lie
vende, en- bueoss condiciones de pa.
go, una botica screditada, que etta
ha.iet do ex lendido negocio, y cuyo
dueno necesita anseptafse. Sc exi-
gen referenclas. Dirija-e r. c L.
?. 0. Box 65, Caroline. +. il
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POSfpanempHl Of OpPnIng BIDS
FOR THE
Porto Rieo irrigation Service.

TIE opening of teaed proFosa .
for the corstrucrion ot ~ Cafts
Dam. f2) ffuasabal Dau, and
Patillas Cara aid Arrurten I
Structures is herehv postponed ire q
January j. 1911 b letrusrv :.
1911.
j. w. Bea,9s5es. e EnEirer.
Irrigation Seryte. t.uassna forto
Rico.
By order or .iaks 4 IfG-ar.
Commissioner o. The llErior. >sa
Juan, Pperto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-23

En- esta implenta Sc yende
napel de fdriodicos v;ejos a
s. el qnintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-23
D|RECTORIo De PONCE

: Sc vende una fnca de 30 cuerdas
de cafe y paste, en- pueblo de Moro
Wis Para iniormes dirigirse 8 Luis
de la Cruz. Fonce
| Auto-Exchange 6 Garage. - De
ILLARI BROTHERS, So Marina St
Teiefono lO2, Ponce, P. f. - Sc
alouiian altom6viles para Wales J
taseos. Servicio inmejorable. Agen
les en- Puerto Rico de la CHALMERS
MOTOR Co, Detroit Mich U. :. A.
Constructors de los famosos CHAL-
MERs "30' champion automovlles
oe los EE. UU. vencedores del
tofeo de- Ia "Gidden Tour" del
1910
Llorens 6 Sanchez Montalvo.-
rutete Notaria en- once Plaza De
licias %.
i.cdo. T. Manuel Toro, abogedo y
notarlo. Ohcina en- Ia calls del
leon, ndmero 10. altos.
Vicente Usera. Exstencia cons
tante de toda clase de ganado va
suno. Especialidad NOVILLOS
anos donados.- ?. 0. Box 22.-
i,once.
Jose A. Poventud-- Abogsda
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
ofnna talie Mayor No. 10. Tele-
zero No. 2l9- - Ponce. ?. K
Lodo. Jaime i. Seix. A ogado y No.
,ario eleree en- toias las Cortes de Ia
isia ae New iolk. Ofs;na caile Ma
Einan no. IS. In New lork 3 y all, ot
Lodo. Ramon Dapena abo-
$500 notario. calle Isabel No. 6
DR. V Santoni. LIE ialacultad ds
I aris. lsreciallsts en- las enIeIms-
osdes de la VISTA. noras de consul
:ss. oe S8 IL A. Il. y de 2 : +. ii.
! ,tza ir;rc-.1st Mum. II.
DIR. K. Lo.ea Nussa. Mhiico CT
iusanl loasniias &c ao NJ.
cmcr ID esquinna salud lie eio-
~ 80
El Leon de Orc. de Roman Gene
" ;habitaciones o5modss y ventiladas
.i.,tas ,omiasA .aiie de la villa
-
Ia Palnita Al lado dei rarcue
4s de- la lgIccia. Pu=sto
eos Y duloes &c varias cla-
..monsdas. 6lgar-os Y riga-
;o1as clases. EspeclaliGa!
.-..3s ae cebada v ui.icss de
.atas reffkeTaaas-D,o-
Et,el america. Altos de La Mar
taIsl.- oe Lopez = fernandez.
lisa Deii;i-s. No. 10.
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Aeepte listed q conseio.-

do tenga usiei ne,csidad Ge =.
esta oiudsd de ~uI. me- dele oe hos
pedarse en- q Hoiel Eioear d. Gons
Gracia Mich j. en- Il que eoxara dc
muchas venta as.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-23

La Caborrojena. De Benisno b.
frio. Gale Marina nlmero S. tal6r
de refresoos de cana soda water. 6no.
/ dulces Ge pa de todas classes. Ha
/ rina de cate de primera ealidad, sir
! azlcar nj otras sustancias 4 % cen
tavos libra
! ;D6nde Vd puede encontrar la.
| meores pinturas. aceite de ! inaza
Brocbas y todo 10 que pecesite er
esta ramo, & os precios mas baratos y
en- cualquier cantidad'
lues en- acIeGitsda casa de CO.
mercio de Car os Espinet Gale
Union J Victoria.
DR.. A. Ferran, medico CiruJano,
Gale de la LENA. No. II
DelucCA 6 CO. Concentrates al
por mayo, v detail, Comercio Sa-
lud. sucursales "Sslud' "Auro-
ra," "Concordia' , Luna Con
rebaja de precios. especialidad en-
eompras & domicilio. Compra y VEN
Ia de frutos del pas 1eiefooo nd-
nero 2a9.
/. ARIZONA Uliver.- ma cennta 81
por MAYOR RI provislones ae todas
classes. Mohnos para nao.ev ma.z y
naquinaria para prapa-a, CAFE.
Manuel Mooe,e PadilIa. .-i.e.'ssantante :
de LA Corr.sponoencia once, ITO
I.ico 7. q. DaN J.. Ieleiono -.
-Agente y {, responsal de varios pc
ri6cicos iml.c Z ntes ce sa1 Jlal, "a
isla j ei eArayero Ace7ts 4ar-is-
aom'si9nes. iuede oar rel5gena~s S
HOtel y Colmado i, .. AleIiI.
Plaza Dere a. No. -
Besosa 6 Ramirez. Rs.'-ecs1ta1.
te oe manufacturers : s7ccis,oaiI
tss-Agentes de "a inse.7s "a 81
snhir. UNDERWOOD, L
Jose Romaguers y -. 5. en- 6.
| abncantes os ncores y npr.I r
10 exc.usi7os lei acrsotado R1s
ksp.xs14 snuguo alcoac.aio bs-
s.- 81.
ta5GiiIa. -Acei.e. Gsass re,
tos Fars - aa:6v...s. :,-e-s. -
Y Accessories - ;asias siAs.s 1s,
de senta 'enstan.cmaas1 a =
AGENCIA =, j. Bran
Ielefon3 No. 8, =. s. -:
Plaza Principal - 80
tistorlo.
A-artn ,~@a1 - -~-~..
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INABONA

TINTURA INDIAN A
para ell cabello y la barba.
seEor: spor que &c tortpra
81 t.ene I'd. Ia TINTURA?
,Con inquietarse que CANA
Pudiendo comprar "a INDIANA,
sQuien aqui e. desa1ons
Existiendo Ia lNABONA?
Yano hay ninguna persona
Cue no pudiendo p antarse.
No use, para remozarse,
TlNTURA INDIANA INABONA
Consigala en- las Farmacias .
Y nos dara I'd. las graciasl -
lnatona Indian Tincture Compa-
nrvc CAPITAL 100000. / ..sn Al
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besoSa 6 Ramirez. Bs.'-ecac.a1.
te oe manufacturers = t7f,'sipali
tss-Agentes de amt :. g.
snhir. UNDERWOOD. X.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-23

Jose Romaguers y -. ). en- 6.
/ abncantes % ncores Y npf.I r
les EXCLUSIVES del acrsos.do Ron
krrxst. : snuguo alcoac.aio ba~
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Ettel america. Altos de LA Mar
tai.t. oe Lopez = fernandez.
lisa Deii;i-s. No. 10.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-23

I'll Leon de Orc. de Roman Gene
" ;habitaciones o5modssy y ventilsdas
,..,tas ,omiass eaiIe de la villa
-:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-23

DR.. z. Lo.,ez Nussa. Meiico CT
rusanl toasniias &c a ) 4. NJ.
{ cmcr 10 ssquInna saiut lie eiU-
~ -
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DR. V Santoni. LIE IA alacultad De
I aris. lsrecial!sts en- las enIeIms-
osdes de la VISTA. noras de cunsul-
:ss. oe S8 IL A. Il. y de ? : +. ii.
! ltza ir:rcs.t Nun. l2.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-23

/. ARIZONA uliver.- .--A ma cenlsta al
por MAYOR rr provislones &c todas
classes. MoAnos para nloer ma.z y
maquinarla para prapa-s- CAFE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-23

HOtel y Colmado i, .. AleIiI.
PlaEa Del, a No. .v
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-23

Lodo. Jaime s. Seix. A ogadoy No.
,ario eleroe en- todas las Cortes de Ia
isia ae New iolk. Ofa;na caile Ma.
Tina no. IS, In New lork 3 u all, II
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-23

Sc vends una fnca de 30 cuerdas
de cafe y paste, en- pueblo de Moro
Wis Para iniormes dirigirse Luis
de la Cruz Ponce
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Jose A. Poventud-- Abogado
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
ofnna falie Mayor No. 10. Tele-
:cno No. ai9. = Ponce. z. K
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
7-YORK TRIBUNE'S RECORD OF REALTY TRANSAe

Mann TO Frederick c stork; Sc. 600: attorneys.
Hiilquit & Levene 800 Broadway
LOTS SO to ST. map Metropolitan Real Estate
Association Asce % at ,d10 ESrdsam m Ridge June = due
to Excelsior Mortgage Co; $4,000; address. 5o7
East fremont
Van Nest: John MeQuade 10 Henry Stadler. jr;
June %: S1O0; address. 1866 McGraw ave.
LOT I51, map 211 lots Downing estate; D m
(prior mtg $4,000; June y: due as per bond:
dress, 1879 Van Buren St
MULFORD AVE. e 5. so # n of Alice ST. son
Gessel: $1,000: attorney. W Mathies, 475 Ira
mont ave
NORRIS PARK AVE. 5. go II W OF whits
PIains rd' ~ .sxlo; June me-: -; DUE as per 2ond
Co; $500 address. 116 Broadway
RYER AVE. 5. 27s-s it OF 1s3d St: "a
(priOr mtg $500. June 23. due per bond.
Charles HoIbert 10 Paul Schleich; $500; address,
2041 Ryer ave
sEABURY PL. $. 80 II Of 172d ST. 225xioo:
June "a due as ner bond; James Berry 20 Titis
Guarantee and Trust Co; $4,000; address. re
Broadway
WEBSTER AVE. e >. 1865 # Of I7oth St.
SO 6x90; Henrietta Isaacs 10 Manderkin Building
Co tmtg $4,000; June %; 500; address. $40
Brook ave.
WASHINGTON AVE. 1880. 46x1Os.5; N:
JgR e. M oRf5a sddTess "s 81 NSssan tG Aerea st. Mort
Sd AVE 3S1s 25x1OO. Gustave a Becknan to
Jacob and ElIzabeth Rurode (ntg S44.5oo}.
June %; $780, address, II lexington ave.
2O6TH ST. S, S91i 10 W OF Perry ave. 25x
1902; June %: due July I. 1911 s per cent,
Harry ID Gareiss TO Herman Wiebke: ST. 600.
address. TS1 Meirose ave
222D ST. n $ sO.4 II e OF White Plans I'd
100 2x1O31 Wakefield: Martha Iavens 20
Agnes \ Havens; c; April %; 81: address. $500
White Plains rd
2s1sT ST. $. So OF east !. lot SOS. map
nessey TO Ann Moore exJrx; Si.2U0; attorney.
Joseph p Hennessey. il6 Nassau st.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
THE BIBLE AND THE LAW.

John NJ. Gest, the lawyer. believes that
the Holy Bible, if properly studied, would
turn out to be just great as law book
as it is book of religion and a finished
literary product mo one knows how
much English and American Jurisprudence
has borrowed from the laws of the ancient
Hebrews he says. Certain IL IS that
many of the legal doctrines supposedly
drawn from the Normans or the Saxons
can be traced back 10 Biblical times. For
instance, when a man killed another the
implement or weapon with which he COM
mitteG the deed was forfeited TO the crown
as part of the punishment 1t was called a
'deodard,' and the custom persisted in Eng
lish law until well on in the nineteenth
century If the same law applied to deaths
inflicted by automobile owners, mortality IN
this direction would be largely cut down
Our divorce system, our methods OF word
ing contracts and many of our legal forms
have a lineage which dates back to Mosaic
times. Even take our so-caled two
witness rule, which has many OF the ear
marks of a modern rule of evidence The
rule that no mans life could be taken
away on the testimony Of less than two
witnesses is certainly founded on reaSon;-
but it is founded on precedent. too. for the
doctrine was first laid down in Genesis. =
Philadelphia Record.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
WHY REGATTA WAS DELAYED
Stewards Tell Their Troubles in
Long Statement.

The hoard of stewards of the Intercolle-
eia+e Rowing Association sent out the fol-
lowing statement yesterday concerning the
Poughkeepsie regatta on Saturday:
THE delays in the regatta We're caused
by tf7 late arriving vessels obstructinS
the course, in spite of the revenue cutter
service At the finish line number OF
small steamers and motor boats crowded
into the space intended for the Albany,
which carried the judges, and, returning
again and again after being ordered away.
entirely prevented the Albany from taking
her position.
After an hour and half the attempt 10
Mace her had to be abandoned, and the
Judges were transferred to the revenue
cutter Guide which secured her position
at the finish buoy half an hour after the
time set for the first race In the mean
time q large tug anchored in the course
near the finish. and when ordered TO move
barely lifted her anchor from the bottom
and drifting down stream. fouled the tele-
phCne cables, cutting off communication
with The observation train and crew quar-
ters.
Near the bridge two steam yachts Gov
cred position No. s. and a large passenger
steamer. the Ulster, was deliberately an
chored across positions Nos. and B.
''The obstinacy and carelessness OF the
masters of some Of the visiting craft de-
stroyed At critical moment many care
fully laid plans In consequence, the sched-
ulc was so retarded that the freshman race
was started about the hour set for the
varsity, and a brisk wind, which began to
blow upstream against the tide just before
the freshman race finished. stirred up the
river so that racing was Impossible but
a fortunate moderation of the breeze per
rnitted the crews to be called out and the
varsity race started almost at the last
moment Of daylight
Tho conditions then were only good
enough 10 allow a shell to survive. Any
further delay would have meant post
ponenlent until p. Monday.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
CALLED A BANK R0BBER
Newark Police Inspector Recog-
nizes Lynn Bandit.
OTHER CRIMES SUSPECTED
Plea of Not Guilty-Mayor Or
ders Foreign Quarter of City
Cleaned Out.
(By Telegraph to The Tribune.

Lynn, Mass, June 27-WasiIf Ivanowski
who has been held without bail for the
murder of Thomas A Landregan and Pa
trolman James Carroll. who were shot to
death in the heart of this city on Saturday.
was recognized to-day as Russian revo-
lutionist and as one of the bandits who four
months ago robbed a bank in Pittsburg and
shot three men. The Identification was made
by Police Inspector Tuite of Newark. N j.
and Thomas P. Meyers, an officer con-
nected with the District Attorneys office in
that city. These officers are also confident
that Abeson. the bandit still alive in the
Lynn Hospital, and Joe" the dead mem
ber of the trio. were with him at that time
Tuite and Meyers also identified the prfs-
oner Ivanowsk and the dead bandit Joe
as two of the men who were mixed up in
the murder of Father Ansion IN Newark.
''It is also possible that these bandits
were mixed up in the Greenpoint. Long
Island, murder. when Cohen, the banker,
was killed The bullets used in all these
cases have been of exactly the same pat
term" says Inspector Tuite
As a result of the report that the three
desperadoes had been seen in the city for
several days before the shooting, appar-
emily without any occupation Mayor Jan1"s
Erich late to-day gave orders TO the police
to clean out the foreign quarters. All
strangers who cannot give a satisfactory
explanation of their presence will be arrest
ed or sent out of the city.
Wasili IWanowski. the captured bandit,
appeared in the District Court here to-day
to answer TO a double charge of murder.
BY direction of Judge Lummus, a plea of
not guilty was entered, and the prisoner
was held without bail for the grand jury.
1wanowski, as he now calls himself, after
previously giving the names of Bill Ko-
vansky and Baccini Wladopski, did not
make any plea when called on to answer
to the charge in court to-day. There were
several witnesses waiting TO be heard. and
the prisoner looked them over and then
said, through an interpreter, who had noti-
fed him that ne should plead to the charge
against him: They can tell what they
know; they probably know more about 1t
than any one else"
When Iwanowski was removed from the
courtroom and taken to the street, the
wagon in which he was driven TO a pho
tographers studio was followed by a crowd
of more than two hundred persons. Sew
eraI photographs of the murderer were
taken, after which he was driven to Salem,
where he was placed in the Essex County
jail The condition of Abeson was reported
as slightly improved to-day.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
YACHTING REGISTER OUl
Full Description of the Aloha ana
Many Other Boats.

The most notable additions to Llosus
Register of American Yachts. just issueu
for It's eighth successive year, are the ne"
auxiliary bark Aloha, 21S feet over an
the flagship of the New York Yacht Ciuo'
Alexander Smith Cochrane's schooner
Westward, Harold S. vanderbilt's schooner
Vagrant and Morton F. Plants sloop
Shimna.
An entirely new type of boat is found IN
the Register this year in the ocean cruiser
of about sixty feet in length. product Oh
the long distance races of recent years 10
Bermuda and Havana. This type is rep
resented by the Caliph. the Berneyo ano
the Loantaka, all new this year, anu
specially designed for this service
There are numerous additions in raised
deck power cruisers of from thirty TO sixty
feet over all. A notable feature is the in
crease in the number of clubs, the totai
being ASS, as compared with 159 in the lsOo
book. Many of these are devoted to power
yachting exclusively.
The incidental features of the book in
clude the usual list of yacht owners the
flags, in colors, of all the clubs and or
2,047 Individual yachtsmen, list of thirty
one yachting associations, list of the late
names of yachts and signal letters carried
by yachts.
The book, which includes S6 printed
pages and 4S colored plates, is made up, as
last year. in two styles, bound in blue
cloth with gilt edges and back and the
owners name in gold on the cover; and in
plain canvas The former Is used by the
larger yachts and the clubs, while the
cheaper and palmer edition is preferred
for the rougner use on small cruising
yachts. 1t is published by Lloyds Register
of American Yachts, No. II Battery Place,
Neuy