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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-19

;Donde va puede encontrar las
mejores rinturas. aceite de llnaza
Brochas y TODD 10 que pecesite en-
ests ramo, 4os precios mas bsratos y
en- cualquier cantidad?
Fues en- "a acreditsds casa de Co
mercio de Car os Esplnet Gale
Union > Victoria.
Df. 4. Ferran, medico tirujano,
Calle de la Reins. No. IL.
DeluccA 6 Co Comerciantes al
por mayor y detall, Conercioy Sa-
lud. sucursales "saluf' Y "Auro.
ra," "Concordia" y Luna" Con
rebais do precios. especlalidad en-
compras domiciio. Compra y VEN
IA de !rutos del pals. Telefono nd
nero 2!9
{. ARIZONA Oliver. er.--Almacenstaa al
Dor mayor EN- provislones de todaS
Gases. Molinos para moler MALI y
mao uinaria para preparar cafe
V,nuel Moc.t. radilla. .-Representante
de "La Correspondence fonce Pto-
Rico 2. o. Box II Telefono ~
-Agente , corresponsal de var'os Pc
ri6uicos impo-tantes de San Juan, Ia
isls ' 81 extranJero Acepta agenciaa
y ccmisionea tuede dar reterencia
Hotel y Colmado d, 3. A'''
plaza Deiicias No. y {.
Besosa 6 Ramirez. Repressntan.
To de manufacturers y conlsioni,
tae-Aeentes de "a nsauina de es.
enbi,. UNDERWOOD. Ponce. P. 2.
Jose Romaguera y Co. S. en- C.
Fabncsntes 90 ncores = compra1r
re- exc:ua7os dei scIeditado ko.
REpAaASs y antgu3 aicohoisdo bs'-
nes. Villa 80. A..
GaSOlina.-Aceite, Grasa ' Efs.
tos rara AUTOMOBILES. Blcicleti,
Y Accesorio5 de todas clssss hay
de yents rcnstantements en- !.
AGENCIA d. J. Brand.
Tekfono No. 8, P. .. Box 81.
Plaza Principal a. lsdo del Con-
s;stono.
Sc vends uns fncs de 81 cueria,
de csfs y rasto. sn pueblo de Moro
via Para iniormes dirigirse S LUIS
de ID Cruz Ionce
Hotel America. Altos de La MAJ
esTI,a." oe Lopez ' fGr1ande;
plaza Delici-s. M. 10.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-19

DR.. A. Santaella. Me dico cir,-
jano Telefono o96, Gale de la
Reins, No. .. Consultas de a3
D. m. Ponce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-19

{. Arizona Oliver.-.Aimacenista al
Dor mayor EN- provisiones de todas
Gases. Molinos para moler MALI ,
maouinaria para preparar cafe
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-19

DR.. R. Lopez Nussa. Medico CT.
rulano Conrultas dc q 3 Z. NJ.
Comercio .sauinns & Salud Te Sio-
nc Ks
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-19

p. m. Ponce.
Auto-Exchanse 6 Garage. = De
VILLARI BROTHERS, 81 Marina St.
Teltfono l02, Ponce, P. Il. - Be
alauiian AUTOMOBILES para visjes y
paseos. Serv;cio inmejorable. .Asen
tes en- Puerto Rico de Ia CHALMERS
MOTOR Co, Detroit Mich u. S. A.
constructors de los famosos CHAL-
MERs "30 champion AUTOMOBILES
de los EE. UU. vencedores del
trofeo de Ia "Glidden Tour" del
1910.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-19

Jose Romaguera y Co. S. en- c.
Fabnosntes 90 ncores = compradr
re- exe:usyos dei acIeditado Ro.
RE,AaAss ' anuguo aicohoisdo Bar
nes. Villa 30. 4i.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-19

Hotel y Colmad, d, 3. AZ
plaza Denc:as No. y {.
Beso0 & Ramirez. Repressnsan.
te de manufacturers y conisioni,
tse-Aeentes de "a Insauins De es.
eribi,. UNDERWOOD. Ponce. p p.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-17

Work on the First National Bank con
tinues and when the pebble dash Is
on IL is going TO be one Of the hand.
structures in the city.
Friends here Of Miss Kate Mosier have
received cards announcing her marriage
the holidays to DIR. Simms, a den
list of Weatherford, Oklahoma.
The Cover building is receiving the
finishing touches and when the plate
glass windows are anchored and the
front painted ii will be ready for occu-
pancy.
Shelly Rays and Edward Davis are
at the Commercial. Thoy are from Au-
burn, Neb., and will invest in lands aud
reside somewhere in Quay county.
Big Bittner CO., Dec. 1o.20-2l. Opens
up with "My Boy Jack" Twenty-Five
thirty.fve and fifty cents. Evans Opera
House.
Big Bittner Co., Dec. 19.20-21. Opens
up with "My Boy Jack" Twenty-Five
thirty-fve and fifty cents. Evans Opera
House.
A. V. McMul!er, Villa Grove, ILL.,, is
at the Commercial. lie will invest in
Quay County Land.
Big Bittner Co, Dee. 19.20-2l. Opens
up with "My Boy Jack" Twenty-Five
thirty.fve and fifty cents. Evans Opera
House.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-17

All kinds Of pies and cakes at the
l2.17.2t. City Bakery.
Clint Randall Of Pleano, In the sheep
business with his father at Pleano, is
in the city this morning for ranch sup.
plies.
The baby Of d. N. Williams, danger.
ouslytsick a few days the first Of the
week, is reported better. Pneumonia,
is the trouble.
Big Bittncr Co., Dec. 10.20.2l. Opens
up with "My Boy Jack" Twenty-Five
t~hirty.dvc and fifty cents. Evans Opera
House.
r. A. Dodson, who n few days ago
purchased the City Bakery, is remodel.
ing il throughout and will have a mod.
ern and sanitary place when it is finish.
ed.
w. A. Sturgis of Rock Island, was at
the Glenrock Sunday. lie is one Of the
boosters for the new town of Rock Is.
land, or Glenrio IL is now since a change
of name.
Airs. Mary Chenault, mother Of G. IL.
Chenault, Treasurer and Collector of the
county, arrived Thursday evening from
Richmond, Kentucky, and will visit him
this winter.
Big Bittncr Co., Dec. l0.2O.2l. Opens
up with "My Boy Jack" Twenty-Five
tbirty.Gve and fifty cents. Evans Opera
House.
Leon T.. Jones, who has spent some
time in Kansas, has returned to Tu.
cumcari and will enter the train SER
vice here again. His friends will be
pleased to hear of his return.
The firm of Woford and White have
just unloadcd two ear loads of flour
aa1 are telling you of its quality and
prices in their ad in this issue. Look
it up and get what you want.
Mrs. j. a. Street went to Dalhart,
Thursday night to meet her daughter
Miss Eula, coming home for the holi.
days from Loretta Heights Academy,
Denver. They reached home Friday
morning.
Big Bittner Co., Dec. 10.2O.2l. Opens
up with my Boy Jack" twenty-five
! thirty.ive and fifty cents. Evans Opera
House.
Miss Minnie Click of Sneedville, Ten,
%nessee, registered at the Glenrock We'd
nesday night and spent Thursday here
before going on TO Santa Rosa, where
she intends to spend the winter with
friends. She is seeking health.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-17
Social and Personal Mention

Thomas Riley of Endee, is in attend.
ing court.
Leave your order for Christmas cakes.
City Bakery. l2.l7.2t
W. +. Mundcll Of San Jon, is in at.
tending court.
Little Hazel Brickley entertained her
friends at a birthday party Monday.
W. l.. Douglas shoes are good shoes
Gross, Kelly & Co.
r. q. Clark, Logan, is attending court
here this week.
Attorney Paul Siegel Of Nara Visa,
is attending court.
Frank Courier OF Buffalo, New York,
il here to spend the winter.
T. b. Prator of Ragland is at the
Glenrock. lie is a petit juryman.
Ira j. Briscoe, the assessor, is in
from the ranch to spend the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spohn are at the Adams
from the ranch out on the plains.
We will have q nice line of cakes on
display for Christmas
l2.l7.2t City Bakery,
II. X. Jack, with Hubbard, Spencer
Bartlett Co, Chicago, is in the city
talking trade to the merchants.
Rev. j. s. Russell, Presbyterian minis
ter at Roy, was a business visitor Fri
day.
John Hunt, yard clerk for the Rock
Island at Dalhart, is in the city visiting
friends.
Big Bittner Co., Dec. l9.20.2l. Opens
up with "My Boy Jack" twenty-five
thirty.6ve and fifty cents. Evans Opera
House.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-17

William Patty has returned from a
months visit to his farm down in the
OzRrks.
W. l.. Elliott was in Tuesday from
the ranch at lIanlcy, registering at the
Glenrock.
Creed Walker, the hardware man OF
Montoya, is serving the court as "A petit
j%uryman.
W. l.. Douglas shoes, see prices on
another page-Gross, Kelly X Co.
J. Edward r. Nevin, with the circu.
lation department of the Denver Post,
is in the city.
NJ, Is. Hopper, Jack Ellison and Hen.
ry Potter are here attending court from
Nara Visa.
Mrs. X. C.. O'Connor, who has been
very sick for ten days is reported much
better this morning.
j. r. Goss of Belen, is at the Glcnrock.
lie is thinking seriously of opening a
business in Tucumcari.
J. ID. MAther and son, Middlebury,
Indiana, are looking at the country with
the intention of locating.
Mrs. j.. A. Proctor and children OF
Roy, were at the Glenrock, Friday, en-
route east to spend the holidays.
j. II. Pearson has purchased the Home
Wagon Yard from Adam Long and is
now in possession of the business.
Mrs. Annie +. Hows has returned to
her claim east of the city. She has
spent several weeks in Amarillo, Tex
DIR. c. T. Ray, an Osteopath from Clio
Wis, is in the city this morning and in.
tends, if he gets the proper encourage
ment, to locate here.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-17

w. Lee and c.. Woody, ranchmen, are
at the Commercial, registering Quay.
George Hall and Sherman Racy are at
the Commercial from the Bell Ranch.
Did you notice how many men at the
"Union Depot" wore W. l.. Douglas
Shoes.
Mrs. Aull has returned from a visit
to her daughter, Mrs. p. @. Beerman,
Cimarron.
If you don't have time to do your
holiday baking, let US do it for you.
12.l7.2t. City Bakery.
+. Midiat, Dawn, Mo-, is at the Com
mercial tcday. lie is visiting relatives
at Cuervo.
W. G. Hawkins Of the Montoya Re-
publican, was in the city several days
on legal business.
G. II. Wise, the ranchman, is stopping
at the Commercial while doing Christ
mas buying.
Joseph Fliess, Kenasho, Wis, is at
the Commercial today. He has been 10
Roy on land business.
Remember we are selling W. l.. Doug.
las shoes at less than cost. Gross, Kelly
& Co.
Big Bittner Co, Dec. l9.20.2l. Opens
up with "My Boy Jack" Twenty-Five
thirty.fve and fifty cents. Evans Opera
House.
j. T. Deputy, physician, Captain, Lin
coin County, is in the city and says he
is going to locate in the county.
The stork visited the home of Mr..
and Mrs. U. N. Whitehall last Sunday
and left n nine pound baby boy.
Brent Paden, son or DR.. NJ. g. Paden,
surgeon to the Southwestern at CARR.
zozo, is in the city, visiting friends.
II. Prather of Buffalo, New York,
is stopping at the Commercial. He likes
the country and will invest in lands.
Big Bittner Co., Dec. l9.20.2l. Opens
up with "My Boy Jack" Twenty-Five
t~hirty.fve and fifty cents. Evans Opera
House.
Mrs. Albert Ewald and children, Wis
iting her parents, ldr. and Mrs. b. +.
Herring, has returned to Kansas City.
Big Bittner Co., Dec. 19.20-2l. Opens
up with "My Boy Jack" Twenty-Five
thirty.fve and fifty cents. Evans Opera
House.
Elmer T. Carol. Of FL Paso, Is sub
stituting for A. R. Morley as mail clerk
on the Dawson and Tucumcari line for
n few days.
Big Bittner Co., Dec. 19.20.2l. Opens
up with "My Boy Jack" Twenty-Five
t~hirty.hve and fifty cents. Evans Opera
House.
j. c. Wilson and family were at the
Commercial Tuesday. They are return
ing to their claim at Kirk from Ala
bama.
A Bendark of Fresno, Cal, is at the
Commercial. He is looking for climate
and opportunity together and likes Quay
County.
Big Bittner Co., Dec. 19.20.21. Opens
up with "My Boy Jack" Twenty-Five
thirty.fve and fifty cents. Evans Opera
House.
Rev. J. W. Campbell preached to the
Methodist congregation at Logan last
Sunday. Mrs. Campbell went up with
him.
+. q. Parker Of High Point, Mo-, is
stopping at the Commercial. He wants
n mercantile business in this section OF
New Mexico.
Get your W. l.. Douglas shoes before
rem of sizes are broken-Gross, Kelly u
Co.
II. p. Helger and wife Of Livingston,
Kentucky, were et the Commercial Mon
day. They were going to FL Paso to
spend the winter.
Big Bittner Co., Dec. l9.2o.21. Opens
up with "My Boy jack" twenty-five
tbirty.Ave and fifty cents. Evans oper'
House.
W. L. Douglas shoes, $500 for $3.5'
as many pairs as you want. Lay In
supply-Gross, Kelly q Co.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-17

w. e. stringer Of Rock Island Is in
the city. lie is going to locate here.
Big Bittner Co., Dec. l9.20-21. Opens
up with "My Boy Jack" Twenty-Five
thirty-hve and fifty cents. Evans Opera
House.
Col. Stark reports to the commercial
club that the prosperets for the pro-
posed Texico.T ucumcari road are flat.
tering and that it may assume a bust
ness form after the first Of the year.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-17

Big Bittner Co, Dec. 19.2o-2l. Opens
up with "My Boy jack" Twenty-Five
thirty.hve and fifty cents. Evans Opera
House.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-17
TRAIN SCHEDULE

Mountain Time
New-York tribune., 1910-05-23
FIND MURDERED ITALIAN
Body in Paedergat Woods, Scene
of Many Crimes.

The body of an Italian iabcrer was
found near the Paedergat woods, in the
Fiatbush section of Brooklyn. yesterday
Theodore Glynn and his wife, of NO
3J0S Avenue r, We're picking flowers on
the spot where the body was found about
one and one-half hours before, but sa"
nothing of the murdered man.
This Is the fourth murder at or near
the woods iii recent years. None OF the
mysteries has been solved. The muir
derers of Mrs. Sophie Staber-Carlo Giro
and Frank SchIiemann--were found MD
ing in the woods last summer.
Shortly before midnight Lieutenant
Antonio Bachris, of the Italian squad IL
Brooklyn. arrested Giovanni Disarellt al
Newlyirk avenue and East 4lst stree'
station. He was detained at the Snyder
avenue station as a suspicious person
He said that he came from South Orange
y. J., but refused to say where he nae
been or what brought him to Brooklyn
When searched a revolver containing two
exploded cartridges was found on him
New-York tribune., 1910-05-23
LOADING PATTEN'S COTTON
$4,000 Bales Afloat by June 10,
Steamboat Men Believe.

According to several steamship men VINO
have handled large cotton shipments from
this port to Bremen, Liverpool and Havre'
there is little chance that James A. Patte1
will be unable to ship his order of fifty
thousand bales TO the spinncrs of Europe
before the middle of June. 1t had been re-
ported that Mr.. Patten had sold fifty thou
sand bales at a profit of from three to six
cents a pound, but that through his inabil-
ity to get ships TO carry it within the next
two weeks he would be unable to deliver
TO the spinners abroad.
It was learned yesterday that Mr.. Pac-
ten had arranged to ship sixty-eight hun
dred bales on the North German Lloyd liner
George Washington on June Q, and that the
steamship Victorious, which went yesterday
to Philadelphia, would return within few
DAYS and take about eight thousand balls
of the Patten cotton to Liverpool. 1t is
generally believed among steamship mer
that MI Patten will have his fifty thousand
bales on the high seas before the middle of
June.
According to one shipper, il has been er-
roneousIy rlimored that the cotton would
have TO be shipped before the end of May.
This he said was a mistake, as the cotton
would be acceptable If II cleared this port
OH or about the middle of June.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-23
MADRlZ FORCES CAUGHT
General Mena Tells of Victory
Near Rama.

Bluefelds, Nicaragua, May 22.-"Have
enemy completely surrounded and cut
off from ammunition and provisions.
Expect surrender any time
This was the message which reached
General Juan Estrada, leader Of the in
surgent forces, from General Luis Mena
yesterday. The Estrada forces, under
Mena, according TO their plan, made
their first move yesterday evening at
Rama. General Mena allowed General
Chavarria, of the Madriz forces, to close
in on Rama, when he moved a small
body of his forces In feint to attack
Chavarria's position. At the same time
General Moncado, at the head of an in
surgent detachment, made forced
march from Muelle de Bueyes, a dis
tance of forty miles west of Rama, and
attacked Cfavarria's ammunition and
provision train.
The entire train, with two hundred
thousand rounds of ammunition and a
large amount of provisions, was capt
ured, and Chavarria's supplies were cut
off. General Chavarria, now holds a
position facing Rama, with General
Mena at his front and General Moncado
at the rear.
General Mena reports his loss in the
feint attack as small
New-York tribune., 1910-05-23
WANTED TO BE NEAR SICK
Girl Takes Poison TO Have Her
Wish Gratified.
TBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune

Pv Telegraph 20 The Ir1buhe-l
Boston, May 22.-Because of q strange
rassion for the life about the cots OF the
sick and suffering. Mary kearney, seven
teen years old. took a dose Of poison. that
she might he carried TO her beloved hos
pi-si and become spectator TO scenes
among the sick. The case of the girl mas
been widely discussed by psychologists
rra men of learning. Miss keerney is
said 70 he neither suffering from delu-
sions nor any other sort Of mental disor-
Der. They say that probably IL was i'm
possible for the child to restrain her OBJ
session once IL had overwhelmed her. OF
her own view, the girl. who has nearly
recovered, thus speaks:
TT was my love for being in the hos
r,ital that. led me TO take poison / had
been there before, and I was fascinated
with the scenes that pass there every
day. ] wanted TO go back. j wanted TO
again be permitted to help the doctors
and the nurses hold the bandages for the
injured people. / did not know of any
other way in which to get back except
by making them take me back, and SO
took poison. / shall not again risk a
sickness to get back, but perhaps / shall
seek some other way Of becoming part
of that life Perhaps shall study to be
g. nurse-that is what would please me
most"
New-York tribune., 1910-05-23
GIRLS CRIES ATTRACT CROWD
Italian Rescued by Patrolman from At
tack-Held in $4,000 Bail.

Only the timely arrival of patrolman
saved Joseph Pobelio. an Italian. who lives
at No. 143 Noll street, Williamsburg. from
being roughly handled Yesterday morning
by an angry crowd in the neighborhood of
Manhattan avenue and Varet street, after.
it was alleged, he had lured two little girls
into the hallway of a house at No. 80 Man
haitian avenue. One of the girls was Annie
Panzer, twelve years old, whose parents
live at No. is Thornton street Pobello is
said TO have approached her first at Broad
way and Manhattan avenue She was with
Sarah Goodman, who lives i'll the same
neighborhood. The two went along with
the Italian, but when they reached the
Manhattan avenue house and were entering
the hallway Annie's companion became
frightened and ran into the street.
Meanwhile Pobello. IL was alleged. kent
Annie by force in the hall. The other girl
raised the alarm, and several men and
women rushed into the hall. They attacked
the Italian, who drew a loaded revolver.
a large crowd collected IN the street. and
Patrolman Kessler, of the Stagg street
station, rescued PobeIlo
Pobello was taken 10 the police station
ard was later arraigned i'm the Manhattan
avenue police court, where he told Magis-
trate OReilly that he always carried a
loaded revolver. He Was held in 5000 hail
for a further hearing.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-23
COTTON BOUGHT ABROAD
Americas Purchases Three Per Cent
of Total CONSUMPTION.

Washington, May %. - Notwithstanding
the fact that the United States produces
three -fourths. of the worlds cotton, manu-
facturers here have drawn raw cotton from
every grand division and nearly a score of
countries and islands during the current
fiscal year. according to a report of the
Department of Commerce and Labor.
Asia, Africa, the islands of the Pacific,
South America, North America and the
islands of the Caribbean Sea have con-
tributed to the supply, while Europe has
forwarded large amounts of cotton i'm
ported from various parts of the world
and re-exported to the United States
OF the 100000 pounds of cotton of for
eign production imported in the first four
months of the current year 3o,o0ooo0 pounds
came from Egypt, 100000 pounds from
India, $4,000 pounds from China and D.
600 900 pounds from other foreign countries.
The consumption of domestic cotton has
grown from 51S,0on.ooo pounds In 1870 70
2.soo. n0ooO pounds in 1905, the latest avail
able statistics. The share which foreign
cotton has in domestic consumption is
about 3 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-23
BAKERS ATTACK DRIVERS
Riot in Williamsburg Results In
Arrest of Men on Wagon.

More than one hundred striking jour
neymen bakers and their syrnpathizers
caused riot yesterday afternoon in the
open lot at Union avenue and North 18th
street, williamsburg. These strikers
have been directing their efforts for two
weeks toward persuading the men en-
ployed in the large Friedman bread bak-
cry, at Bedford avenue and North 1ith
street, TO Join them, but the men have
refused to quit
Frank Browning and William Beck
roge. drivers employed by the company.
were sent out yesterday to escort en-
ployes to the conpany's plant. Brown
ing had a loaded revolver and Beckroge
was furnished with rubber club.
Ia the neighborhood of the open lots
the strikers and their sympatfizers
swarmed about the two men. Browning
and Beckroge drew their weapons, and
while fierce fight was going on, in which
they were severely maItreated, many
spectators were drawn into the melee.
The shooting brought Patroln1en Fan
non and McDermott. On their approach
all the strikers disappeared They ar
rested Browning and Beckroge They
were taken TO the Bedford avenue police
station. where they were held for carry
ing weapons. Later both men were re-
leased on bail
New-York tribune., 1910-05-23
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]


Syracuse, May eo.--one woman was killed
and five other persons were injured at Bald
winsville this afternoon, when a horse.
frightened by an automobile, ran away
Mrs. Jacob Cooper, wife of a wealthy bust-
ness man in that village, was driving with
her four -year-old niece. Ida Glfnsky, sit
ting on her lap, when the frightened horse
ran away, throwing the occupants or the
carriage against the curb and telephone
pole
Mrs Cooper was instantly killed: Her
neck was broken. The child escaped al
most unhurt Mrs. Cooper's daughter. Jen-
ME l.. Cooper, eighteen years old, was
hurt internally and had one wrist broken
while Mrs. Joseph Glnsky. who recently
came to this country from Europe with
her husband as a bride. was cut and
bruised Rose Hurwitz, q maid, was cut
and bruised. and Miss IIilda l4abinarska'
of BaIdwinsville, was cut about the head
and face.
The automobilists, Phoenix party, con-
tinued on after the accident without stop
ming Mr. Cooper was found here tonight,
and on being notified of his wife's death
hurried home. His condition was sucn
when he reached Baldwinsville that ply
sician had to be called to attend him.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-23
PLEAsES ROCKEFELLER CLASS
Pastor Who Baptized Its Former
Leader Tells of 1t in Address.

The Rev. Or. George Thomas bowling
made great hit yesterday with the MEM
hers Of the Rockefeller Bible class, of the
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church, when he in
formed them that he baptized their former
leader and present vice-president, John u.
Rockefeller. jr.
Yes, declared young Mr. Rockefeller.
addressing the class after the visitor had
ended his talk, 1T Was under this splendid
man who has just spoken TO US that I first
came 10 Join the church. As a boy nine
Tears Of age Dr. Dowling baptized me. He
was a good friend 20 me then and has been
ever since, and can state confidently that
he is -ust as good a friend of every young
man
Dr Dowling is pastor emeritus of st.
james's Episcopal Church. Brooklyn and
wss formerly pastor Of the Euclid Avenue
Baptist Church, Cleveland