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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-28
De TEATRO.

Poi indisposici6n de una de las
prineipsies artistas de Ia compania
6u6, suatituida la obra de- Benavente
hc5as de Otnho, por Ia preciosa CO.
ldia Dc vida rusa "Lo taaosa Ieo-
.d6ra.
Esta ohra On nanos de otros artis-
- que 40 tuvieran las atlas dotes
,a1ae los de Ia Pine Thuiller hubiera
,hesultado POGO menos que I'm desas-
IN, pues d bien es cierto q. posee 8
tescenas bellisimas, estas para ser in
sterpretadas y animadas laecesitan
de artistas de poderosas facultades
escAnicas. Como de facturs rusa, no
deia de poser sus momentos de VI
veza con mayor sumo de monotonia
" de- situaciones excesivamente Pc
lsadas.
Labor dificil fuk la de los artistas
en- Ia representation de La tamoso
Fedora. Mostraron un instante de
vida russ y hacer,a a sentir al p1hbh-
co Dc San Jpan.
u exito alcanzado por los actores
qae en- 81 representation tomaron
psrte fu6 extraordinario.
Para ests noche anuncian los pro-
gramss Ia representation de Ia ma
jistrsl obra de Jorge Ohnet Felipe
Derblay & Ell maestro de fragua. obra
conocida de nuestro pdblico y por
10 que siente grandes entuslasmos.
"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-28
Information del obispado

El cura vicario de Arecibo Pbro.
+ Don Agustin Rexach paso para Jun
cos, con icencia. Regresara antes
del domingo. Mientras su ausen-
,cia quedo encargado de Ia parroquia
I el P. Cabezas coaiujutor de aquella
tpayroquia.
El Mmo. ST. delegado Apostoica
Monsehor Aversa, encargado estra-
ordinario de los asuntos de Ia santa
! sede en- Venezuela, para los arreglos
! ALI de los asuntos escksiasticos, esta
/ muy contento de sus gestiones dino
! planiotieas con squel gobierno.
Ell R. P. v. Mechor de Escoria2a,
,Custodio Provincial, con recsidencia
en- esta capital, que salio de vista
4 las cssas de "a orden que tiene a
,sus ordenes, se encueDtra aotualmen
re Cd Carsca, Venezuela.
' El psdse Aguilar, Parroco de La
,res, que . encuentra enfermo y por
10 Quad tuvo que II el domingo el P.
NMcaa Do Luque de San Sebastian
5 l.ce3ebar los 6]inos oficios & Lares,
)ha msjoado notsblemente.
Ls enfermedad, no presenta SIN
ftomss graves.
De Ia parroquia de Juncos Sc ha
Shecho cargo el padre Francisco ST.
tmanis, pasando q Bayamdn como
(Coaiuctor el padre Jordan, que SER
kVnk 4 GaSnica.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-28
f|asuIa deIco'ne!ciQ.
na peticion del club de
au,as de la ciudad.
J las hestas de los dias l.y
de Febrero.

distmg,lida dana, sonora presi
Inta del "club de damas' de esta
Y seji1ld dad se1ora Heriberta D. de Guz
asn Benites, hs dirigido, en- nombre
u dirsctiva de aquella asocia-
|j. uns solicitud { Ia comision de
\ eetas de carnaval, interesando Ia
i rlaasura de los establecimientos de
comercio en- las noches del ly I de
rientss,en q. se efectuara el bal
,le de trajes patrochado por el "club
IL averbena' que este Sc propone
icelebraf No hay duda de que Ia cor
tesla de los duenos de los establecl-
miientos comerciales de San Juan,
scorTespondera q Ia solicitud de la
J 'nepsiaei6n que cuenta en- su seno
mas de 200 sehoras y se1orltas de
esta sociedad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-28
DesnliQtiendo yn IumoT.

e Diario de Puerto Rico, en- su
.sdici6n del Is. dice 10 siguiente:
sEs talso, dbsolutaments tatso.
FL Agala DE anseayer en- un suel-
to ''Euevas Sue uFsales" dice que pa
reoe tener visos de verdad que uno
de los empkados del American Co.
lonial Bank de San Juan vendra q
ocupsr un puesto en- las oficinas del
Credito y Ahorro Ponceho.'
Podemos negar Ia veracidad de es
Ia noticia, pues nos consta que Ia
1unta de Gobierno del Credito, que
q 10 dnica que tiene derecho nom
bray al personal. nj siquiers Sc ma
ocupado del ssunto. Por ell contra
rio nos consta tanlbien que tanto di-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-28
Ell militsrisno ingles.

La impression que Sc recoge visi-
tando los edificios pdbicos y monu-
mentos de Londres es de que uno
Sc halla en- un pals militarizado, por
todas parties que no Sc ven mas que
estatuas de generates y Almirantes.
En- un museo Sc guardian las medias
por cierto, algo remendadas que u
saba Nelson al morir frente & Ira
falgar.
Y 10 mas original de las estatuas
es que visten con los elegantes ira.
jes que vende LA Palmesana" de
Juan Pieras.-Allsn 80.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-28
El Sena sigue crecien-
do y destruyendo las
GALES. !. ...-
la resideneia del Presiden
te en- Notre Dame, la ca
sa ayuntamiento y SAINT
- Chapel estan bajo las
aguas
La Camara de- Diputados, el cam
20 de Marto estan sumergidos
q 10 pies dc agua.
De nuest,o -sarvicio cableqrSfico

De nuest'o -ssrvicio cablegrafco.
New York, Enero -2S.-Los ulti.
mos despachos de la noche llegados
de Paris, traen nuevos detalles de
Ia catastrofe ocurrida en- aquella CO
pital.
Ell Sena sigue aumentando su
volumen en- proporciones alarman.
tes. La preston del aqua ha roto loe
tpneles del Subway destruyendo las
Gales, & inundando las galerias sub
terraneas. ~ ...- ...~ --.,..-.
Temese que Ia impetuosidad de
Ia corriente destruya los depositos
del acueducto de Anteuil en- el estre-
mo Este de la ciudad, 10 que seria
de fatales consecuencias y vendria d
agravar notabhmente Ia situacion.
New York, :, Enero 28.-Despa-
chos de Centre America informan
que el presidente Madriz ha iniciado
el avance con sus tropas desde Ma
nagua en- direction & Mayasa,. El
general Castellon marcha al frente
del ejercito gobiernists compuesto
de 5 mil hombres con doce piezas de
campaiia.
New York, Enero 28.-Un despa-
cho de Barcelona da cuenta de I'm
incidente oc,rridole al general Wey-
ler gobernador de Ia provincia. El
general salo en- su caballo y al llegar
Z uno de los puntos centricos de Ia
ciudad el corcel que montaba Sc en-
cabrit6 arrojandole al suelo. Inme-
diatamente fue auxiiado por va
rios miitares y paisanos.-La caida
no ofrece gravedad habiendo sufri-
do solamente ligeras contusiones.
Fue trasladado al palacio donde Sc
sncuantra recogido.
Nsw York, Enero 2s.-Comuni-
csn de Mexico. que el ,expresidente
de Nicaragua general Santos Zelaya
ha informado que saldrA de la rep1-
blica en- Febrern. Ell dictador MICA
raguense fijara su residencia def
nitivamente en- Bruselas.
New York, Enero 2s.-El gobier-
no dc Francia seesfuerza por llegar
4 un arreglo amistoso con los Esta-
dos Unidos fin de alejar toda pro-
haidsd de una guerra tarifaria que
pondria en- peigro cuantiosos intere-
ses de ambas naciones. El ministro
frances en- Washington esta encami-
nando el asunto bajo los mejores
auspicios por 10 que Sc espsra un
arreglo entire ambos poderes.
New York, Enero 2s.-Despa-
chos uegsdos ultima hora de Paris
dan nuevos informes de los desastres
ocurridos. La residencia presiden-
eial situada en- Notre Dame en- Ia
secci6n central de Ia ciudad, ha sido
inundada por las aguas. Los muelles
de b Tournelle y Monticello han ST.
do destruidos.
El palacio del ayuntamiento
Saint Chapel 10 Oficina Central de
Coreos, la Camara de Diputados y
el Campo de Marte Sc encuentran &
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-28
MAG N|F|CO NEGoC|O,

Por desavenencias entire los
socios sc vende un buen esta.
blecimiento instalado en- uno
de los mejoyes sitios de la ciu.
dad. Para mas informes diri.
girse a E. T. Ramos calle del
Sol ~ San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-28
LA COM ANlA
: 1HUl|LlIEa
EN- LA IsLA

La compania Pino- -Thuillier
.proponese una excursion por
la isla, que durara breves
dias.
Antes de continuar su aho.
no en- San Juan, recorreran al
gunas poblaeiones que han
manifest&dos deseos de como
cerla. No sera pu6s, San Juan,
Ia dnica que aprecie ell gran
m6rito de estos artistas.
La compahia trabajara en-
Mayagiies, los dfas y3 de
febrero; en- Arecibo el 4 y el 5.
siguientes; en- Caguas el 6, Z.
y 8 sucesivoe.
Estan pues de placemes esas
poblacioness y las limitrofes,
que podrin juzgar por 81 mis-.
mas 10 que g arte y teatro.
diez pies baio 81 aqua. La pequena
isla de Saint Louis ha sido inunda-
da totalnente penetrando ell aqua
por Ia ayenida de Enrique ". La
escuela militar situada entire. las
avenidas de Touville Lowendal al
extreme Sur del Campo de Marte
ha sido desocupada por estar ame-
nazada de ser invadida .por Ell rio.
La esplanada :. el hotel de los Inva-
idos, y ell islote de San Lozaro estan
en- inmiente peligro de ser barridas,
por Ia creciente,.
Numerosas brigadas de bombercs
y tropas prestan auxilio q los ST.
pervivientes,. Sc ha tornado un
cu,rpo de salvadores para cooperar
con el ejercito en- 10 obra de saliva
mento. y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-28
Muebles d mimbre.

Gran surtido de muebles de MIN
bre de todas classes, sillones juegos
completes.
Cajas de hero, consolas, roperos,
tocadores ect. etc.
Gran baratilo de c asimires. AL
m acenes de "El Gielo."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-28

cha Junta como Ia General de Accio-
nistas estan altamente satisfechas
de Ia idoneidad de sus actuales en-
pieados v no ha pen ssdo sustituir
ninguno de ellos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-28
Sc ALQUlLA

Una hermosa casa en- Rio.
Piedras, con magnifico patio,
Sc alquila en- $50. Informant
professor Felipe Janer. Rio. Pie
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-12-17
RIVERS OF ALASKA.
The Waterway Wonders Of This I'M
mense Territory.

The Waterway Wonders OF This I'M
mense Territory.
Were the rivers not navigable there
would be little done in the interior Of
Alaska today. First used by the pros
pector in his polling boat and the trad
er with bis little steamer, they have
become the means of opening up every
camp that has been struck in the in
terror of Alaska.
The Yukon is very shallow at it's
mouth, which is about seventy miles
In width across its delta. There are
places 400 miles from the mouth Of
the river where the biggest Atlantic
liners could navigate with ease, for
there are soundings which show nine
ty foot channel in a mile wide river.
The Yukon is navigable for 2, 100 miles.
The Kuskoquim, a sister stream, has
been navigated only on the lower
reaches, but with it's navigable branc b.
es is believed to have 1000 miles of
navigable water. The Tanana has
been assembled for 500 miles and the
Koyukuk in excess of that figure
Scores Of other streams can be used
by small steamers for from twenty~fiv
to 200 miles. Altogether it is safe to
say there are 5000 miles of navigable
streams in Alaska. The Yukon opens
for navigation the latter part OF May
and closes the latter part of October.
But with all its wealth Of gold, it's
unheard call to toilers Of the soil, its
mountains studded with gems of rich
es-the lodes of veins Of copper and
other materials-this empire starves
for the one thing that would make it
thr1ve.-Collier's. 80. d
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-12-17
BATTLES WITH LOCUSTS.
In 1880 an Army Was Arrayed Against
the Ravaging Pests.


the Ravasine Pests.
Since the days of the pharaohs the
locust has been an unmitigated plague.
Pliny relates that in many places in
Greece law obliged the inha bitants
TO wage war against the insects three
times a year,, e., in their various
states Of egg, larvae and adult
In 1749 lOcusts stopped the army OF
Charles XII. king of Sweden. as it was
retreating from BeSsarabia after its
defeat at Poltava. The king at first
imagined that he was being assailed
by terrific haiIstorm.
In PENNSYLVANIA in 1880 the ravages
Of the locusts assumed such disastrous
proportions that the army had actually
to be called out to deal with the pests.
and whole regiments of soldiers were
employed gathering them up and put
ting them into sacks.
A weird, uncanny looking customer
of his body is a kind of indefinite
green, relieved ty pink legs and wings
of whitish color. Two huge, blank,
unmeaning eyes give an expression of
utter imbecility to the insects counte-
nance.
To atone in a measure for their de-
structive proclivities the locusts are edi-
BILE. The Arabs are particularly fond
Of them Camels, to which they are
given after being dried and roasted
between two layers of ashes, look upon
locusts as great delicacies.
The flavor resembles that of crabs.
and in Bagdad they are consumed so
extensively as to affect the price of
meat.-Stray Stories.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-12-17

A spraiped ankle will usually dis
able the injured person for three or
four weeks. This is due to the lack
of proper treatment. When Cham.
berlain's Liniment is applied cure
may be effected in three or four
days. This liniment is one of the
best and most remarkable prepara-
tons in use. Sold by Barkerts Drug
Store.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-12-17

Salina, Kan, Dec. 17.-Earl Ward,
aged thirty: who, tits said, robbed the
State bank Of Paradise, Kan, procur
ing $4,000. killed himself when sur
rounded by a posse of farmers four
teen miles north Of that place. Wards
suicide came as climax to a most
sensational robbery
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-12-17
Made a Noise.

"He didn't win the prize in the life
race. did hep
mo. but be hollered like he had 1t,
and some people died envyin' OF bin"
ATLANTA CONSTITUTION.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-03

first years Of the twentieth century.
and an indication of the glittering
prospect that holds forth for the men
and women who will follow In the last
days OF these 100 years. When you
read the names Of the men and women
who have wrought the great accom-
piishments recorded In that list, when
you think OF the hands that have
toiled and the brains that have
strived to make that brilliant record
OF 10 years, you will know that GOOD
INTENTIONS were the mainsprings
Of each and every one OF those
achievements.
Taking pledges to reform bad hab-
its has become a New Year day Gus
tom and a good one. No man will In
sincerity make such pledge and be
the worse for II. But II MUST Be
SINCERE, and only a fool viii try
to reconstruct his whole life In day.
The wise man will plan a campaign OF
personal reformation. doing one good
thing at a time. One real accomplish
ment will strengthen the moral fibre
for others.
what are your good intentions for
1910? You must have one at least
This IS good day 20 think about ~
a good day to start. and every day
a good day to keep TO the ideal yov
will sat un.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-03

AS the merchant takes stock OF his
goods on the first day of the new year.
so do conscientious men and women
take stock of their lives and estimate
the future.
Wise is he who counts the past
written chapter, trying to forget the
evil and cherish the good therein. And
doubly wise is he who stops today 10
look upon the future as an untouched
page wherein will be written his hap
piness or misery, his success or fall
ure. each according to his acts.
The cynical humorist has attempted
to make a stock joke OF New Year
resolutions. He would make us think
that resolves made on this day are
made TO be broken. IL Is a poor joke.
Better to have resolved and failed
than not to have resolved at all.
II Is also cynically said that the
world IL paved with good intentions.
But good Intentions represent the best
hopes OF men, and we may be proud
of that pavement.
So long as there are good Intentions
there will be progress toward ideals.
To good intentions may be credited
our moving civilization-indeed all
that we have TO prize.
In another column OF this news
paper today IL published the inspiT-
ing record of achievements In the
The Detroit times., 1910-01-03
NEW BOOKS IN
PUBLIC LIBRARY

The following new books have been
received in the public library: Robert
N Bain--rhs LAst King OF Poland and
His contemporaies" John 'Bigelow-
.Retrospections OF an Active Life. 1917
isSG.- Kr. Bfrkeland-"The Norwegian
Aurora Polarts Expedition. 1904 Geo:
w. Botsford---Rorhan Assemblies.
from their origin to the end OF the re-
public. Patrick w. Browne-.where
the Fishers Co. the story OF Labrador;
5. N. Cereso-"Under the Red and
Siege of Baier. Vaughan Cornish-The
Panama Canal and Its Makers A.
Conan Doyle-"The Crime OF the Con-
20" John w. Foster-'Diplomatic
Memoirs" Charles w. Furlong-The
Gateway to the sahara, obseryatlons
biii---fhe Mechanics OF Piano Tech
Pine and Tile. Frank Harris-"The
Man Shakespeare and His Tragic
story" p. A Kropotkin--The Great
French. Revolution. 1!ss-l7s3." Alfred
study in national Psychology: Percival
Lowell-The Evolution ~ Worlds; J.
p. MacI1ean-"Fiora Macdonald in
America" Georgine Miimine--Ldfe OF
Mary Baker O. Eddy. and the history
q chrissian science Hosea =. Morse
count OF the gid merchant or Co-hong
OF Canton. Anna s. Richardson--.'The
Girl Who Earns Her Own Living. .
Booker T. WashinRton-"The Story OF
the negro Frazer E. Wilson-"The
ts1 O. sse Iassn
William w. Jacobs---Sa Sailors Knots;
humorous short stories Joseph C..
Lincoln--.Keziah Coffin"
The Detroit times., 1910-01-03
Real Estate

Valentine kns,scl s.s9ry frame
dwelling. e. .. Gilbert. bef JEFFERSON
and ksrchsvss 1850. story fr.
AND cSssisS Y 5000
same l-story e. dweiliss. "; = L.
Man. pct. ksseheyai am "ats'''o'
s same S., ':: .S.s g. s .ss ssis:,e: T..
Same i-sscry q: axsI,,a.. " w. :; Fair Fair
sSsss s.; i,ssz s e. s-. s...s !:
Mary Steckbauer. $500.
Anthony ciehoracli, a. story r.:
dwelling 9. . Sc. Auein. bet: fairvisw
and Palmer; owner Frank bseszosars-
John Iasksl. s-story e. dwelling, ".
Mt Elliott. bet: canneld and Oar
Vim. schmidt. ~ STORY fr. DWELLING.
8 8. Msdbury, bet. Helen and From
tenac. si,aeo.
ss%s ya g. and sTs' ss owner
Otto d. zciisr. s-story n. DWELLING.
Re. 9. Twenty-hfth. bet DIX and Toledo
l. i, pierieks. s-story fr. dwelling.
lee Beals, 1850.
s. ~. Case & Son. two 2-story r. ".
II. Geiinsky, two l-story fr. dwell.
ltngs. n. s. Herbert bet Hammond and
James Conrad. l-story corrugated
iron sion. g. g. Homer. bet. LaWndaie
and springwells; owner, Henry MARI
Howard r. Anthony. s-story fr dwell
ing s. y wretord. bet Esd and Grand
River. $4,000.
r. ]. Wagnitz 2-story brick ven.
Dyke and Seyburn: owner. Geo. .
French. 5000,
F, yande weFhe, s-st S or,ek s vsn
and 81. Paul: owner, W. J. Partridge
s5.cC0.
DANES / Butcher i ;ssS frame Of
Frank Matecki. i-story frame dwell
ing. n. $. Kirby, bet. Collins and Nc
I Il. C Moiisska. a-story frame dwell.
ing. $ 8 Leicester. bet: Brush and
Beaubien; owner. A NJ. Niles-$1.S 500.
L 6arkhar d. = story %srrsr rrs sns
McGraw; owner. Jas. Guerin--yi 400.
Same s-story brick store ana dwell
ing. s 8 Michigan. bet. 2sth and 3oth:
owner. Miss McCune-s2,35o.
dwelling. W. .. Goidner. bet Michigan
and railroad: owner. Joe ceasia--S7oo
Same. 1-story frame dwelling, W. .
Goldner bet Michigsn, oa ana Eaiiroad'
| Same 1-story frame dwelling. =. r.
Julia. bet Greusel and Wesson; owner,
, John Kulik--&1.2b0
C. III. Woehi, lM story frame dwell
ing. g. .. 3lst. bet. Warren and Dever-
. eaux-3l.0oo.
Harry oS y Riil add to 100 wabash
> Harry Duetch. add. to sos Adelaide
s40o
1 Peter witkows,i. add. to as osbor ne
, lpl, $500.
Fisher Body Co.. add. to 13ss-ss 81
J Aabin. $500.
1 John w. Pate. add. to 22ss Jefferson
, west. $3ea.
!, VIA -. Young. add. to. 1ss Sheridan
5 Iavigne Mfg. Co.. add to plant
Donaldson 4 Meier. add. to 1881!
: Milwaukee east. $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-03
HUSBAND STILL MISSING.
Mrs. Wayne Much Distressed Over
Disappearance OF Husband.

Disappearance OF HUSBAND.
Sitting alone In her home at No. 81
Abbott-st., awaiting some news OF her
husband who has been missing fol
several days, the New Year holds out
anything but CHEEKY prospect for
Mrs. Anthony Wayne.
Had the earth opened and swallow
ed him up his disappearance could not
have been more complete" Mrs.
Wayne said Saturday morning. He
left here last Tuesday, saying he was
going to look for work. and I have
not seen or heard anything from him
since. He was respondent when he
went away because OF his lack OF work
but cannot believe that he mas taken
his own life. Several times he said
that man out of work might as well
be In the river. and sometimes fear
that Is where he Is, but surely 1t can
mot be.
I'VE have been married for two
years, and during that time my hus-
band spent but one night away from
home, and when not at work was al
ways at home" Mrs. Wayne contin-
ued. "His absence is worrying me to
death"
Wayne was for 10 years furniture
and china packer with the Leonard
Furniture Co., and Is well and favor
ably known about the city. His abb
sence has been reported to the police.
but they have gained no trace Of him
and his friends claim not to have seen
him. Mrs. Wayne 10 given light. fuel
and rent free In exchange for work
but she Is left absolutely without
funds, and has been In poor health TO;
several weeks.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-03
DRAGS WIFE FROM BED AT
4 A. n. AND ATTACKS HER
Mrs. Peter voIimar 10 Given Strenu-
ous New Year Greeting BY
Drunken Hubby

DRAGGED out of bed by her hair,
at 4 O'Clock Saturday morning, and
attacked by her drunken husband,
who was fiourishing a kitchen knife.
was the New Year greeting that Mrs.
Peter vollmar. No. 100 Sherman-st-,
received.
vollmar, enraged because he found
the door locked. broke the lock and
he staggered into the kitchen. picked
up a knife. and threw IL at her. When
he started after her again, she picked
up the knife, and slashed him across
the wrist.
He howIed with pain. and she dart
ed past him and
search OF a policeman. When she
returned. she found her four.year-old
son. Raymond. standing on the street
corner, stark naked, and crying as
though his heart would break. Ray
mond said that his father had drag
ged him out OF bed, and told him 20
go and get doctor, and not TO re-
turn until he found one.
Mrs. yollmar took the half frozen
child back to the house with her.
vollmar left, saying that he would
swear out a warrant against her.
Mrs. vollmar says that he has given
her only 81 in the last three weeks,
and has not bought morsel of food
for her. Her sister, who is working.
sends food to keep them from stArv-
ing, she says. She says vollmar has
sworn never to pay any rent They
live In one house only few weeks,
and then move when the rent is due,
she SAYS
The Detroit times., 1910-01-03
lev year Calls are not so

New Year calls are not so much the
fashion any more. The egg nog routes
got SO long that at about 3p: m. every
body was all tired out. Besides. the
egg part Of the nog custom Is a pro
hibitive expense in these days.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-03
1AYT's SMILE BEANS AS
BE GREETs BIG CROWDS


4hoooar5s, From courtiy Members OF
oJpjomatlc Corps 70 Plain People,
Come Under its Rays
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-The ex-
ponsive Taft smile overlooked its
usual boundaries today anu embraced
~ world
The occasion was the frst annual
New Years reception OF the new adj
nuinistration- The big broad Taft
Cersonality reached out and gathered
% IT. kindly presence thousands
fyUm the courtly members Of the DIP
lomatic corps to the plainest Of the
rIoin people.
It was 'opsn house" at the presiden-
tiaI abode. with Citizen and Citixeness
Tnn q host and hostess.
Long before the White House doors
vore Unattached the crowds began to
assemble IN the Presidents front yard.
II Wa q motley gathering that had
o6me to with big Bill" happy New
Year. and shake his hand In greeting.
Ytung aid old chatted I'm the line.
Ehrlined ovescoats rubbed elbows
With garments that were shabby and
I'm venerable yray-beards, young
Moods. dm3d maids, and matrony OF
p0lse hoddled together IN . hetero-
nOus Amerfcan multitude.
WII1o the great American people
Ho nliRuing themselves In q snaky
G<1nnnn that allied the yard. and ex-
fmdod for blocks up PennsylvantAr
~. their high priced servant was
Ting hfs duty - the head Of . great
~1H unwor aroef7nR the reuroaer-
The Detroit times., 1910-01-03
INVESTIGATION KzzLEs.
inquiry Into p. U. r. Jury Briblns
Stories Abandoned.

Police Justice Jeffries' grand jury
investigation Of alleged jury tamper-
ing ON the part of the ID. U. r. APP
pears TO have fzzled out. While 1t
has not been formally abandoned, no
sessions have been held for several
weeks and there Is little likelihood that
they will be resumed after the holi-
davs