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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-07
Dana fallecida

Una noticia verdaderamente doloro-
So, ~sobreeogio anoclre 4 \nuestra socie-
dad: ell f~allecimiento de Ia distingui~
da sonora dona Juanita Monroig. es-
posa de nuestro amigo Ell doctor L6-
peg Antongiorgi.
FL sensible suceso ocurri6 4 las nue.
We de Ia noche, en- la Residential de los
senores de Lopez Antongiorgi, en- Ha-
to-Rey.
La mnerte de dona Juanita, ha nenada
de CONSERVATION 4 sus deudos Y de
una honda t~risteza 4: cuantos la conc
cieron.
Era la inada, mujer de mucha Illus
TRACTION, de gran inteligencia, de excel
sas virtudes, de amabilfsimas dotes So
ciales- Muere en plena juventud, y q los
pocos d1as de haber side naadre, muere
de complicaciones de una infection agu-
da, dejando de su paso por Ia TERRA un
gran recuerdo de simpatia y de afecto.
Ell BOLETiN, la1nenta la p6rdida do
lorosa para Ia distinguida familia do
a Ia que e1rvia Ell mas sentido
pesame, y de III modo especial al de-
solado esposo, doctor J. Lopez Anton
.giorgi; a Ia Hnadre at15gidisima, dona
Josefa Obraslor, viuda de Monroig. Y
i dona Agustina, don Antonio Y dom
Valentin Monrroig, hernanos de Ia IL,
NADIA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-07

B DE

Eel p1blico de San Juan, ~respondi6
al gran reclamo hecho sobre la bien ga
NADIA reputation del c6lebre hipnotista,
~ lDen0 ell teatre anoche.
FL ~espectaculo, dividido en- dos tan
|das, comenz6 con tres excelentes pel1-
|culas. Acto continue se tpresento en-
escena Onofroff, que fue recibido, des-
de luego, con I'm APPLAUSE, ell de rigor,
lei de obligada cortesia para con toda
ceIebridad que nos vista.
Y Onofroff la els; no inlporta que an
ties de ahora hayamos visto, mas 8 me-
mos bien ejecutados, los trabajos que
mos presenta Onofroff. Todos fueron
disclpulos g imitadores de este gran
fascinador, ell primero que llev6 a los
|escenarios estos experimentos, ell vul-
garizador extraordinario de estos es-
ltudios cient1ficos.
Este es ell gran m6rito": de Onofreff,
como ell gran merito de :Fregoli consis-
tie Ell ell de ser ell creador del genera
que c%ultiva.
Vendr1a aqu1 Fr6goli, y no faltar1a
quien dijese: iAh! ESQ 10 hizo va La
Presa, y ARGOS, y Aldo.
iPero 10 cierto es que todos ellos no
hacen mas que imitar.al portentoso
|Fregoli.
Algo semeJante ocurre con Onofroff.
|Desde hace IS amos tha hecho muchos
|discipulos, disc1pulos muy buenos algu-
nos, pero ell maestro indiscutible es
OnofrOff; en- tai concepto merece ell
mas decidido favor del ptiblico, y de
que ell nuestro sc ha compenetrado de
clio. es la mayor prineba, la gran entra-
da que hrlbo anoche.
De la manera como opera Onofroff,
no diremos sino que es sencillamente
admirable. -Tras I'm breve y necesa-
rio exordi6, realize algunos trabajos
Idle telepatla, utilizando a algunos caba-
lIeros del publico.
Todas las experiencias r~esultaron
|perfectamente ejecutadas y merecieron
la unanime aprobacio6n del p1blico.
En- la segunda parte present6 Ell ac-
ito de fascination, con varios mucha-
|chos del pnbfico. Fu6 I'm acto diver
|tidlsimo. La mas regocijada comedia,
mo hace reir tanto.
Aquello es de una comicidad que no
|tiene semeJante.
Al terminar, Ell gran hipnotista f16
| JbJetO de una gran Ovaci0n.
Manana, sabado, volvera 4 presen-
tarse al publico, ell celebrc operator
Esta noche no hay Junction,
Domingo OROZCO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-07

~aseguraba que estaba herida mortalmen-
tie, Sc procedi6 por las autoridades del
case, disponiendose a la vez el leyanta-
miento del cadaver del infeliz suicida.
que fue conducido al Cementerio Dor
6rden del Fiscal.
Hernandez solo contaba IS amos de
edad, era de constitution raquftica. en-
fermiza y desmedrada.
"A los pocos momentos la casa del doe
tor VOgel estaba nena de sus mas selec-
tas amistades, que sentfan la desgracia
ocurrlda, EN- la que tan inconscientemen-
tie tom6 parte principal la senora Che
Waller, y que tuvo origen en- n idea
extraida, nacida en- Ia mente del suici-
da Hernandez.
Ell estad0 de la sonora Yogel no inspi-
ra cuidsaad(e, ereysndese qua en- breve sa-
nara de las lesiones Que So ipfri6 al caer-
Sc, y de las apemaduras que lie produjo
Ell foggooaazo, pues Ell tiro le fue dispara-
do junto ! b CARA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-07
Domingo OROZCO
Margarita Calico

La encantadOra Srta. Calleio, accom-
'panada de SUI senior padre nuestro esti-
mado amigo don Fernando, ha llegado
esta manana a San Juan.
Vienen q organizar ell concerto de La
capital, para seguir despues recorr ,er.
do la Isla.
81 objeto de estos cemeteries, va 10 CO.
nocen nuestros b~ectores. La senorita ca
|lejo que tiene excepcionales condicio-
mes para ell canto, desea perfeccionar SUI
arte en- Italia, y para clio necesita Gel
|concursO de conterraneos.
Ell concerto de la senorita Calico ten
ORA lugar en- ell Teatro Municipal.
Naturamente que ell noble prop6sito
de la tiplecita gentil ha de encontrar mu
chos simpatizadores.
lei BOLETIN asi 10 desea Y asf 10 es-
pera, porque Margarita Calico 10 me-
|rece.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-07
De ferrocarriles

La American Railroad Co. Of Por-
to Rico, esta procediendo con la mayor
prefnura en- el mOntaje de wagones. q
fin de tener material suficiente para
atender al servicio de transportation
de cana durante la presente zafra, que
promote ser mry esplendida.
En- muy ipocos dias la Compania ha
en- movlmientO al rededOr de 80
a 80 wagones nuevos, y dada la activi-
dad Y competencia del personal en-
tendra a disposition del publ
co, epecialmente de los hacendados, vel
material sufieiente para toda Ia zafra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-07
En- las Siete Palabras

I'll VlerneS santO, en- ell sermon de las
slete palabras que ha de celebrarse en- Ia
lglesla de San Jose, cantara la gentilfsi-
ma Margarita CALICO, la plegaria, Mu-
sr6!... musica de Fernando Calico v
letra del poeta arecibeno, Machiavelo.
He aqu1 la letra de la inspiradisima
plegaria:
Muri6 como Sc muere, perdida en- una
[rafaga
de misteriosa c1tara, Ia dulce ~vibraci6n;
como Ell p0strer suspiro de la magnolia
[palida,
.cuando sus hojas troncha furioso ell
aquilon.. -.
=. l..
Y ahora que a los cielos elevase tn
esp1ritu,
y gozas con los angeles la dicha que
{perdi,
acoge de mi alma la emanaci6n purlsima,
i escucha mi plegaria, acuerdate de mi!
Acompanara 4 la cantante ell eminen-
te- violinista Martinez Plee.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-07

Ell autom6vil de Mr.. Jones, ha sufrido
berse inhamado ell tanque de gasolina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-07
RACHA De CR|MENES


st,El Aeuila',, It Ponce, refiere de la
sjeuiente manera & Sl;ceso ole que dlmos
cuenta anteayer i los lectores, por IN
telegrama de maestro corresponsal en-
dicha ciudad:
layer. tarde, 4o.ao a las cinco y Guar
t5.-dice-nume ~3>oS grupos Gle perso-
has sc dirijian hpresuradamente hacla
la parte Sur de 10 ciudad, con ell Tin de
epterarse de u1ra tragedia ocurrida, al
decir de los que h3cia tad punto Sc enca-
minaban en- la casa, del doctor Vogei.
Tambien fuim0s al sitio del suceso y
pudimos enterarnoS de 10 -slgulente:
Alrededor de Is cinco p. m.. del dla
de aver. un mhchacho del pueblo de
Adiuntas. sirviente de la casa de don
Manuel Mejias, haoia ~disparado dos IL
ros de revolver contra la sonora Adellna
Chavalier de Vogei. s~uicidandose en- Sc
guida.
De los detalle7 QUE luego hemos po-
dido adquirir, So desprende que David
Hernandez. ell s,rtcida. alento' una pa
sion que reyaba a2 -demencia hacia la
sehora Vogel, 10 ale ignOraba completa-
mente la especie IL dissection que predo-
minaba en- la mente de Hernandez.
Anteayer por u Talana, aprovechando
Sc de I'm descuid> lie la familia Mellas,
en- cuya casa come dijimos, estaba alqul-
l@do. Hernandez 50 apoder6 de TN rev6l-
- de nueve ml'l.netros. yie]o. que ell
senior Mejias ~gUlr4aba .s0bre una per
cha. pensando R8rnandez. indudable-
mente realizar eli horrible crlmen que
habIa cOncebid0.
En- toda la ntt:iana de aver motto la
familia que Hern&Idez estaba. preocu-
pado, habiendesa eIcerrado en- la casita
Ell que dorm1a, en- el fondo del corral,
sin que ~quisiese a.rnorzar Y respondent
do con monosilabos cada veZ que lie lla-
maban.
Como d las ciaco Sc .dirigi6 a la casa
del doctor Vogel, aproyechandose de
que en- csc moIleTlto eStaba cOmpleta-
mente sofa la saEora Chevalier. Toco
en- la puerta, abr!o dona Adellna, a la
que manifesto Hernandez sus locos pro-
p0sitos, amenaz3ndole con la muerte. La
senora Chevalier, espantada, trat0 de
rechazarle y Hernandez lie dispar0 I'm
trio que lie roz0 - frente, ensangrentan-
dole la cara, repitiendo otro disparo al
verla caer al sueto.
Declare que .iuzg6 prudente fin
jirse muerta, a cUya CIRCUMSTANCES quiza
deba ell encontrarse hoy viva, pues al yer
la inm6vil, do una vuelta ell Hernandez
alrededor de la q. crey6 I'm cadaver, y
luego Sc dispar0 IN tiro, apoyando para
clio Ell canon del revolver en- ell dido de-
recho, parte interna.
AL darse la seIiora Chevalier cuenta
de que HERNANDEZ no seguia disparan-
do, Sc levant6 y corrio despavorida has
ia la casa de don Narciso Vilar6 pidien-
do anxilio.
No tard6 en- ~presentarse la policia,
guardias Vargas y detective Vale, Ell
Jefe Torres Quintero, ell Fiscal, los doc
torres Lopez Nussa, Pila 1glesias, San
taella, Y una infnidad de curiosos.
Despues de haber prestado los auxi-
los convenientes 4 la sonora Vogel, So
hre cuyo estado Sc %propalaron dos mas
descabellados mformes, hahiendo quien
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-07
EN- SAN JUAN

Desde aver esta en- San Juan. nues-
tro estimado amigo don Tomas r. Nj
do, opulento agricultor de Arroyo.
La estancia del senior Nido sera muv
breve en- San Juan, por reclamar su
p%resencia en- Arroyo, los cuantiosos in
tereses que ALI tiene.
lie salndamos con ell mayor afecto.
Aver lego a San Juan, nuestro buen
amigo ell rico agricultor de Humacao,
don Antonio Roig, acompanado de su
elegante esposa y de SUI hiio.
Tamblen Sc encuentra aqui otro ami
go nuestro estimadisimo, don Tomas Su-
rama.
Grata estancia entire nosotros les de-
SeamOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-07
NO HAY .FUNCION

Ell celebre hipnotizador Onofroff no
trabaja esta nOehe.
La segunda function Sc Mevara & efec
to manana o un programa complete
Imente nuevo.
Ell marayilloso experimentation, tiene
repertoire para seis espectaculos, total
mente variados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-07
ENFERMA

La distinguida esposa de nuestro ami
go don Antonio Monroig, Sc encnentra
enferma de cuidado.
Hacemos votos por ell restablecianiento
de la bella pasiente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-07
Don Julio Gay

Nuestro estimado amigo don Jnilo
Gay, de OUNCES, de cuyo estado de gra-
|vedad dimos cuenta. a nuestrcs lecto-
res, hace dias, ha mejorado mucho Y
|Euede ~afiE1narse que va esta fnera de
., s..
Chlebraremos ell poder dar en- breve=
la noticia del restablecnniento total
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-07
h D.. c. NdIg Diiag

Partieipa 4 0 u nuaerasa clientele cRa
dja Las horas de I s 5 de la tarde, para
L. consulta diaria, en- loa altos del Ne.
81 de la Gale de Tetuan donde tieas On
tablecido sc despacbo professional.
Tel6foRos No. 326 y 1877.
Evening journal., 1911-06-24
THANK GOVERNOR
FOR KILLING BILL
Manufacturers AnnreCiafe the
Turning Down Of
Employment Act

A paper that has been signed by
many manufacturers thanking Gov
ernor Pennewill for his action in not
signing the bill to regulate the hours
of employment Of women and provid-
ing for a woman factory inspector has
been prepared and will be sent TO the
Governor some time during the COM
ing week
Some of the manufacturers did not
like the criticism made of the Cover
nor when he failed to sign the bill. and
the paper thanking the Governor for
his action was prepared recently and
circulated among the manufacturers
employing girls or women, all Of whom
signed It.
Many employees desired to sign the
paper, but It was drawn in such a
manner that it applied to the manu-
facturers only. Some of the mem
bers of the Wilmington Board OF
Trade we're among those who signed
the paper and will see that II is for
warded to the Governor
Evening journal., 1911-06-24
DOCTOR PRESCRIBES
CUTICURA REMEDIES
Says I Have Great Faith in the Cuti-
cura Remedies Now that am Con-
vinced of their Wonderful Merits.

Il wish TO LEI you know Of a couple Of
recent cures which have made by She use
q the Cuticura Remedies. Last August, Ar.
-- OF this city came TO my once, troubled
with a severe skin eruption At first could
not understand the nature Of the case until
had made CAREFUL examination. I finally
traced n 70 bis occupation, as he was a
painter and decorator. Il Vas dermautis n
its worst form. 10 started With a slight cruD-
ton and would affect most paris Of his body
thighs elbows. chest. back and abdomen -
and would terminate IN lutle pustules The
itching and burning was dreadful and he
would almost tear bis slSn. apart, trying 70
get reafei. recommended al the various
treatments ] could think Of and he spent
about fhteon dohare on presciDtions but
nothing seemed 70 help him
In the meantime my wife who was con-
tinaally suffering with a slight skin trouble
and who had been trying different prescrip-
tions and methods with my assistance told
me she was going 70 get soue OF the cuticura
would thicken, break and bleed de- espeeIHs s's1 on
the fingers, wrists and arms. / could do
nothing 70 relieve her permanonsly When
she hrst apr he'd the warm baths OF CuticuFa
soap aud APPLICATIONS Of cuticura Ointment
she saw decided Improvement and 10 a few
days she was completely cured.
/ lost no time in recommending The Cuti-
es sSso o51se hsmseies 70 NJ ,od e, and this .ss
warm baths OF the Cuticura Soap and 10
apply the Cuticura Ointment generously
Believe me, nom the very brst days use o. the
Cutlcura Remedies ne was greatly relieved
and to-day he Is completely cured through
their use. have great faith in the Cuticura
Remedies and shall always have a good word
ioS them now that l an convinced Of their
wonderful merits iSlfned) b. y. White
head, n D.. 106 Dartmouth 81, Boston,
Mas, July %, l0i0
Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold through
out the world. Potter Drug & Chem. Corp,
sole props, l39 Columbus Ave- Bostoa-
aa- Moilcd FIRE. samples Of Cutcura Soap and
Evening journal., 1911-06-24
SPRINGS AFTER RECORD.
Hopes TO Entertain More Excursions
lists This Year Than Ever Before.

Brandywine Springs Park has this
season gone after the excursion re-
cord with every prospect OF getting
It. Last season there was a total of
100000 visitors from Chester and
Philadelphia entertained at the park
In addition 10 those from other places.
and this year II is expected to beat
those figures. Today the park is en-
tertaining the excursion Of the en-
ployes of the W. H. Horstman Sons
Company. of Philadelphia. numbering
about lve hundred people They came
on a special train Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad.
For next week there are eleven ex-
curions booked from Philadelphia and
Camden and they will be about equally
divided between the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad and the Wilson Line
boats. There is an equally large num-
Der for the week following and from
now on until the close Of the season
there viii be numerous excursions in
addition to the local celebrations
which have been planned.
Evening journal., 1911-06-24
TO MEET IN BALTIMORE.
Society of the Cincinnati TO Convene
There in 1914.

NEWPORT, R. l., June 24.-The So
ciety of the Cincinnati voted to hold its
next convention at Baltimore in 1914
and at the same time to join in the
celebration OF the one hundredth anni-
versary of the bombardment Of Fort
McHenry. at which Francis Scott Key
wrote the words of The Star-Spangled
Banner.
The convention came to an end with
the election of the following officers:
President general. Winslow Warren,
Massachusetts; vice-president general,
James Simons, South Carolina; secre-
tary general, Asa Bird Gardiner, New
York; treasurer general, Charles Is
ham, New York; assistant treasurer
general, Henry Randall Webb, Mary
land; chaplains general, the Right Rev.
John Hazen White, Episcopal Bishop
OF Michigan City, Ind; the Rev. DR.
Frank Landon Humphreys. New Jer-
sey; Right Rev. Joseph Blount Ches-
hire, Episcopal Bishop of North Caro-
lima, and the Rev. DR.. Charles Wads-
worth. Jr., Pennsylvania.
Evening journal., 1911-06-24
BrCHERs TO LIVE HERE.

Mr. and Mrs. Emile J Bucher, one
of the best known German couples in
this city. who have been making their
home in Denver. Colorado, for the
past six years. have returned 10 VIII
mington to make their home They
went West with a sick daughter. for
the benefit Of the latter's health and
after she died. they prepared to re-
turn. Most Of their children live
here. Mr.. and Mrs. Bucher will make
their home with Assistant Postmaster
Leroy W. Hickman and their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Hickman.
Evening journal., 1911-06-24
CHILDREN ENJOY PICNIC.

The basket picnic given by the
elementary and intermediate depart
ments of Grace NJ. E. Sunday school,
at Brandywine Springs Park yester-
day, was enjoyed by nearly two hun
dred persons.
Several Of the matrons took part
in the hobbleskirt race.
The baseball game between Grace
A. c. and Grace S. S. the former
team being composed of the pupils
and the latter of the officers and
teachers, was won by Grace A. c.. by
the score Of 10 to ]. The committee
on the field events comprised. Clar-
ence Craig, Arthur A. Wilmot and
William Todd. Clifford B. Iszard and
Mrs. Alfred Craig acted as the COM
mittee on prizes.
Evening journal., 1911-06-24
SUNDAY CONCERTS AT SPRINGS

A delightful Sunday programme is
announced by the management OF
Brandywine Springs Park for tomor-
row afternoon and evening at the
summer theatre, in which the partici.
pants will be members of the Man
haitian Opera Company. and the or
chestra. There are some novel fea-
lures, which Will add interest and
which will also add to the appropriate
ness. These concerts are free. and as
the members Of the company are not
in costumes on Sundays they savor
very largely of church choir produc-
tions Of a high order.
Evening journal., 1911-06-24
TENTH WARD
CLUB PROSPERS

on last Wednesday evening the
newly-organized Tenth Ward Demo
cratic Club met In Labor Lyceum
HALL and discussed plans for the fu-
ture The committee on quarters re-
ported having secured a property At
the northeast corner Of Lancaster
avenue and Harrison street. but the
club membership has so increased
that It was deemed necessary Ia
secure larger quarters and the club
future home will be al the southeast
corner Of Chestnut and Van Buren
streets. where the next meeting will
be held on Friday evening. June 80.
The idea Of having a club for q g
ward has met with great favor by the
people and the officers OF the club
have received great encouragement Ia
the work
Evening journal., 1911-06-24
OPEN DREDGING BIDS.
Work of Deepening Delaware Involves
Removal OF 2,117,000 Yards Of
Mud

Bids for the first section Of the pro-
posed S5-foot channel in the Della
ware river, the construction of which
was provided for by an act Of Con-
gress approved February 27. were
opened by Major Herbert Dcazyne, in
the office Of the United States engi-
neers, Philadelphia, today
During the next few days Major
Deakyne will 60 carefully over each
proposal to see if it conforms to the
specifications prepared by the War
Department, after which all found 70
be in proper form will be forwarded
10 Washington, where the final deci-
sion and award of the contract will
be made by the Secretary Of War
The work covered by the bids in
cludes the dredging of Tinicum and
New Castle ranges TO a depth Of 35
feet and channel width Of 500 feet.
In the aggregate the amount of ma
terial to be removed has been esti-
mated at 2.117,000 cubic yards, in
volving an approximate expenditure
of 100000.
Evening journal., 1911-06-24
WORKING TO
GOLF FINALS
InterSChOIaStiC ChampionL LOSeS
His Match in Morning
Contest

There was more good golf playing
on the Country Club links today.
The first score made in the semi
finals Of the match was that OF W. c.
Cleveland. Wilmington Country Club.
who defeated E. B. Peet, Huntingdon
Valley, up and to go. This was
in the third sixteen for the Brandy
wine cup.
In the Vice Presidents cup match,
H. B. Newton, Frankford defeated r.
J. Baldwin, Wilmington Country Club.
3 up and to go.
H. B. Green. Springhaven, defeat
ed z. NJ. Hopes, Wilmington Country
Club, 4 up, 2 TO go.
This leaves the finals for the Bran
DIVINE cup between w. c. Cleveland,
Wilmington Country Club. and Mr..
Green to be played this afternoon.
The remainder of the finals will
also be played today, although the
semi-hnals in the other three sixteens
had not been concluded at 1 o'clock
This mornings scores;
Vioe-Presidents Cup-H. B. New
ton, Frankford, defeated r. ]. Bald
win, Wilmington Country Club. up
to 60
G. B. Klander, Bala, defeated w G.
Jones, Jr.. Wilmington Country Club
/ up 10 holes.
T Brandywine cup-W. c. Cleveland
St. Davids. defeated E. B. Peet, Hunt
ingdon Valley, up, to 60.
H. B. Green, Springhaven, defeated
E. NJ. Hopes, 4 UP, 2 TO go.
Consolation cup-J. z. Clapp, Bal.
timore, defeated F. P. Williams, Rid
ley, up, down.
Fourth sixteen. Richardson do
feated DR.. S. Bolton, Frankford.
up, to 60.
Presidents Cup. H. A. Bond. Balti
antville. up, TO go. The latte
is inter-scholastic champion.
W. E. Shackleford, Atlantic City
defeated W A. Tyson, Springhaver
8 up. ! to 60
Defeated eight; first sixteen-Kar
Mosser defeated J. e Smith. up,
TO go.
Defeated eight; second sixteen-H
Taylor defeated II. P. Dixon, up,
to go.
c, o. Suddards. defeated c. c SUP
plee, ! up
The finals in this sixteen will b
played this afternoon between Sud
dards and II. Taylor.
Pairings for the finals are II.
Bond W z. Shackleford, for Whining
ton cup.
G. B. Keander. with II 3. Newton
Frankfort, for President Cup.
]. Richardson with J. z. Clapp. 70
Consolation Cup.
T. N. De Haven defeated c. G
Snodgrass. 4 up, 3 TO go, In the thir
sixteen defeated eighths.
F. deli Janvier defeated A n
George, 2 up, / to go, in first sixtee
defeated eighth
Evening journal., 1911-06-24
LIGHT MAIL
DURING MAY

Postmaster Jester has compiled the
figures resulting from a count Of the
mail, both incoming and outgoing
handled in the local postoffce during
the month Of May as requested by the
department at Washington The month
was an unusually slow one and ac-
cording to the carriers the lightesi
they have had Tor sometime. The count
showed the following.
Handled by carriers, outgoing, 455.-
$685. incoming. S92,170. Handled by
clerks, outgoing. 1894. incoming
laos ,626.
Evening journal., 1911-06-24
DIVIDING THE SPORT PRIZES.

ub-Committeemen Hitchcock, Ryan,
and Terbush, Of the field day sports,
of the Employees Relief Association,
of the Wilmington and Philadelphia
Traction Company. visited the car
barn yesterday afternoon aud
looked over the different prizes for the
events to be given at Shellpot Park on
June 80 The prizes were apportioned
to the various classes. The committee
decided that entries could be made in
all classes, except the marathon race
up to the day of the sports when they
can even enter on the field.
Evening journal., 1911-06-24
MRS. ASHMEAD
FIGHTS INDICTMENTS

James Salisbury, representing
Elizabeth c. Ashme~1. charged in the
United States Court with depositing
objectionable matter in the mails fled
a general demurrer against the in
dictment with the clerk of that court
today. Argument will be heard on the
demurrer on Monday morning
Mr. Salisbury contends that two
counts In the indictment do not al
lege any ofiense against the laws Of
the United States and are repugnant
and uncertain.