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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-13

Ell IL del actual, Sc fug6 del Dep6si
to Municipal de Dorado, ell preso AL
oerto Lopez, y regresando al POGO ratio
aeometlo con un machete al Alcaide de
La carcel, infriendole varias heridas lie
yes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-13

Ell sabado nltimo ell individuo Jose
Buttron, que tiene muy malos antece-
denies, peg6 fuego Ell Carolina la ca
sa de Amelia Navarro.
Ell incendiario ha sido puesto dis
posici6n de las autoridades competen-
tes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-16

Place a "SkOlny" made boys suit or
OvercOat beside one of ordinary make
Our statesmen need not point the diff
ference. It's too apparent. There's
more Of style. more of service in
"SkOlny' clothes at no greater cost
than for ordinary garments
Sol I. Berg, Sole Agt. Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-16
mrs. ROSENTHA[ IS
PUT ON THE STAND
Widow Tells of Becker's
Business Relations
With ROsenthal.

New York, y. Y, Oct 16.-Mrs. Her
man Rosenthal took the stand for the
prosecution at the opening OF today's
session of the trial Of former police
lieutenant Becker.
Mrs. osenthal was dressed entirely
in black and wore a flowing veil or
crepe. Her face was pallfd as she took
the oath, but she stepped to the witness
chair without assistance. With a quick
glance over the men in the jury box
she faced assistant district attorney
Moss, ready for the examination
Were you the wife of Herman Ro-
senthal2" asked Mr.. Moss.
Il was" she, replied.
Mrs. ROsenthal said she had seen
Lieut.. Becker several times. Once was
at the EIks' club last Thanksgiving
eve; she had seen him again on New
Years eve at the same place.
At the New Years eve meeting she
continued, Mr.. Becker came over to
our table and put his arm around Her
mans neck. Mr.. Becker asked: We'll,
Herman, hOw's things'2
.s'NOt very WELL Herman said.
Don't worry Mr.. Becker answered,
everything will be all right.
Then Mr.. Becker turned to me and
said that he was ready to anything Tor
nv husband at any hour of the day or
night He said he would always be az
my husbands service.
Tells of Raid on ROsenthaI Home.
Mrs. Rosenthal said that she knew
that Becker and her husband had bust
ness transactions" and that she had
learned their nature from Becker at
her home. This was about the mlddle
of last April. she added, when Becker
caused a raid to be made on her nus
bands gambling house. Becker was IN
the house at the time, she said.
Il heard a hammerinG on the door
and went down to let them in before
thew broke the door in. I couldn't lind
the KEY and went upstairs to see MI.
Becker. I said to Mr.. Becker, Tor heaF-
Tuh
Becker said: It's to be Herman or me-
Then / went down stairs with him ana
said: Don't let them break down the
house. Don't let them destroy the IuE-
riture' He said: Tell Herman that debt
is off I'll go down and tell that man
TO call it off, as Herman and are
square and he don't owe me thaC
sf5OO" I said: What man He said,
never mind what man Herman
knows
Mrs. Rosenthal told Of having seen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-16
Building Inspectors Esti-
mate Places FL Paso Third
Among Texas Cities.

With an anticipated estimate of 81
900 600 for buildings for the year 1872
El PasO will take third place Tor the
record Of building activities in the cities
of Texas. according to the report COM
piled BY n A. ComstOck, who has charge
of issuing the building permits. The
figues in the report of Mr.. Comstock to
date total $1,839740. While there are
yet two months to be covered, it is esti-
mated that the average established Tor
each month covered will reach the 81
100000 mark at the end of the year.
In the building inspectors report for
the different months. February comes
first with a credit of S628,190. The
month of January thus far shows the
lowest record. the sum being only $780,
422. The valuation of the buildings for
July was given at $264645. The Ma
sonic temple now under construction at
the intersection of North FL PasO and
Missouri streets was included in that
month for S112,000.
The report for the first few weeks in
October shows that the building permits
have been running largely to the bunga-
low style.
The Years Activities.
The report for the months covered is
as follows:
For January. 81 permits. totaling $96-
442; brick dwellings, 27; apartment
houses. two; one store building; gar
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-16
TWO MILLION ARE SPENT IN NEW
BUILDINGS IN FL PAS0 IN YEAR

ages. porches. repairs and other items.
February, 50 permits; total, $62S,190;
"a brick dwellings, PasO Del NOrte hotel,
two apartment houses. Pearson milling
plant, store building and garages.
March, 60 permits, totaling 1888 $50 !;
including 80 brick dwellings. two apart
ment houses, one store building and gaT-
ages.
April. SO permits. totaling S193,84O,
including "a brick dwellings. four apart
ment houses. Texas & Pacific depot
building. one reinforced concrete store
building and garages.
May. 101 permits. tOtaling S155S00;
including Al brick dwellings. two apart
ment houses, one reinforced concrete
warehouse.
June. 7S permits. totaling s121.315;
including 81 brick dwellings, two apart
ment houses, packing house, repairs and
garages.
July. u permits. totaling $264645;
including Masonic temple. 90 dwellings,
one church, one store building. settle
ment house. repairs and garages.
August, 50 permits, tOtaling S72.90e;
including % brick dwellings, two apart
ment houses. repairs and garages.
September, sc permits, tOtaling Sl22.-
Sl5; including two moving picture theG-
ters. one business building, and p brick
dwellings. The total for the nine months
was $1839.740.
The El Paso report, at the request
of the Texas Secretaries association,
has been sent to the associations head
quarters at Fort Worth. Tex. where it
viii later be compiled. along with the
reports from other Texas cities. and pub
lished In the eastern cities.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-16

her husband pass money to Jack Rose,
Becker's alleged collector, and said Ro-
senthaI left scarcely enough money to
Is Cross Examined.
Mrs. RosenthaIs cross examination
srVvas Rose a partner with your hus-
band in the gambling business?' asked
Mr.. Mcintyre.
of February
Questions as to RosenthaTs relations
with Rose, Weber and others were
stopped by justice GOff-
"Were you at meeting between
YOUR husband and Harry WALTON a
month before your husbands's death,
4 when your huspand refused 10 sIlIAe
hands with NallOnT' asked Mr. McIn-
tyre. ..
did you know of a plot to assault
vol1r husband planned when Rose,
Weber. Schepps and Sam Paul were
Mr.. Whitman objected to the ques-
ton, which was sustained by the cur
md Mr. MCINTYRE excused the witness.
Chauffeur Testifies.
Otto A. Aversi, chauffeur for Lieut.
Col Steruberger. of the 22d regiment
\ G. r. Y, testified to having driven
BECKER in his car to Madison square
Garden on the night Of July 10, th5
night before the murder. here they nlst
Tack Sullivan and Becker got out Later
Rocker reentered the car with sullivan
and another man whom the witness dio
subway station after which Becker ana
Sullivan were driven TO a newspaper
office 49, At.- o.
flee" continued Aversi. He stayed 70
minutes and then Sullivan, Becker ana
myself went to FOrty-secOnd street ana
sixth avenue. That was about l:5O IN
the morning of July 10 we dTopPeu
Sullivan there and drove Becker
Defence Accuses Gamblers.
Gamblers and not police Lieutenant
Charles Becker instigated the murder
OF Herman Rosenthal, according to the
line Of defence indicated by counse4
! for the accused officer.
A large sum Of money raised Dy 1
gamblers was paid to get ROsenTnal
out Of New York when he began 70
"sdueaL" When he took the money
and refused to go, the gamblers plot
ted and executed his murder.
such was the outline Of the deIenCe
implied in questions by John F. NC
Intyre, Becker's counsel, TO sam
| ScheppS on the witness stand
The witness spent PRACTICAL the
/ entire day Tuesday on the stand cor
ToboratinS the testimony Of Jack Rose,
Bridgie Weber and Harry WALTON, the
trio of confessed accomplices who &C
I cuse Becker Of inspiring the MURDER.
/ Schepps sWOre Becker had asked him
! If the gunner had been paid. He also
| testified that he had been the bearer
! of a reassuring message from Becker
/ 10 Jack Rose when the latter was IN
! hiding at the home Of Harry Pollock.
Schepp's part in the plot was that
/ of messenger for Rose in rounding up
the gunner. but ne denied that ne
knew the killing Of ROsenthal was on
] foot He did not fully comprehend, ne
said. until Jack Rose had made a
"cIean breast Of it" to him, and then
| he got out of town.
Schepps admitted that he once
struggled opium from Canada into
( Portland Ore. BY trade he said he
/ was a portrait enlarger.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-16

Wrighfs Cleaning Works. phone 343.
ADVERTISEMENT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-16

To be possessed Of a head Of heavy,
beautiful hair; soft. lustrous. fluffy
vavy and free from dandruff is merely
u matter Of using a little Danderine-
It is easy and inexpensive to have
nice. soft hair and lots Of it. Just get
a 25 cent bottle Of KnowltOn's Dander-
inc now-all drug stores recommend it
apply a little as directed and within
ten minutes there viii be an appear
ance of abundance; freshness. fluhiness
and an incompatible gloss and lustre
and try as you viii you cannot find a
trace Of dandruh or falling hair; but
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-16

LOngweIl's Auto For Hire.
Call I for the finest auto in EI Paso.
Ed Wolf drives it.-Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-16
BEAUTIFUL. HEAVY HAIR,
We PROVE IT'S CENT ''DANDERINE"
Destroys dandruff-Stops falling hair-Ceans and nvig
crates your scalp-Delightful dressing

two weeks use, when you viii see new
hair-fine and dOwny at drst-yes-
but really new hair-sprouting out all
over your scalp-Danderine is, We be-
ueve, the only sure hair grower;
itchy scalp and it never fails to stop
falling hair at once
If YOU want to prove how pretty and
soft your hair really is, mOisteu a
cloth with a little Danderine and care
fully draw IL through your nair-tak-
ing one small strand at a time. Your
hair viii be soft, glossy and beautl1ul
in lust a few moments delightful
surprise awaits everyone who tries TINS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-16

three officers OF the army to investi-
gate each claim Of American citizens
or other persons within the United
States for personal or property injury
resulting from bullets fired by federal
or rebel soldiers Of Mexico during the
first revolution. The army board will
begin the Investigation Of these claims
here Thursday. and later will go to
Douglas and other places on the Dor
der until al Of the claims have been
thoroughly investigated.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-16
GEM
BILLIARD
PARLOR

when he carried them over his section
of the road west of LOrdsburg. Assist
ant general passenger agent f. W.
ClaDp. of Tucson. was on board with the
eNcursiOnists over all the s p lines
and also looked carefully after the
comfort and well being OF all his
charges
George Wallace is maintaining the
dignity OF his exalted Office OF member
of the supreme court of the grand
lodge of Elks, and is drinking nothing
stronger than mineral water This is
not 2 Joke.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-16
TAFT UNDER HEAVY
GuARD m NEW YORK

New York. " Y. Oct 16.-On his way
to the railroad station to take train
for worcester. Mass. president Taft
was closely guarded by secret service
men and a SQUAD Of motorcycle police.
Tn addition a number OF detectives tcl-
lowed him in an automobile.
AT the station. instead of entering cy
the passenger entrance, the president
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-16
DOUGLAS READY
FOR Ell PAS0ANS
Prepares to Escort Trade Trippers
About City in Automobiles
Upon Their Arrival.

Upon Their Arrival.
Douglas. Ariz.. oct 16.-Arrange-
ments were completed at meeting Of
the board OF directors of the Douglas
chamber Of commerce and mines. for
the reception Of the FL PasO keynote
excursionists here Thursday. The eN-
cursiOn is due to arrive here about 9
a. m. A large gathering of local people
will be at the +. 2. & s. w station TO
receive them. AS the excursion is to
remain here but an hour, no special
plan for entertaining the visitors has
been made.
A number Of automobiles viii be at
the station however, and any of the
visitors who desire to make q trip
over the city Will be afforded the OPP
Dortunitv. a committee. consisting of
James IT. East Harry B. Calisher and
DIT a. w. Vanneman. VIII have charge
of the reception OF the visitors
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-16
NEGRO Is PEARREsTED.

J. Kelly. a negro, who was fined 5000
in the corporation court several weeks
ago on a charge of vagraney, with n
promise that if he would leave town
the fine would be RENTED, was found
by the police IN the city Tuesday night
and arrested. Wednesday morning
Kelly was employed with the city Dris-
Oners on the rock pile.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-16

was escorted through the baggage
room and taken to the train floor on
a freight elevator
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-16

LAXATIVE BROAIO Ouinine removes
the cause. There is only One BRO
NO QUININE" Look for signature of
T. W. GROVE. csc.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-16

London ueH American critics
may ausr thaf Al Pafrrr vnI rc
crowned k.Hg rr thr hearEUeiEafs on.
Hf these faFF rlf sou ea4r Hul q sin
sic Huht er.H. .n England whu can zee
anybody wearing tHe crown buf rcm-
tardier WaHa fHH best haavvwelr1f
Europe HBs developed since TIRE aaEr
% Charley Mitchell
That MrHa FfII haa tHa Eurrn aud
in greater dFErHr than ever LEI proFri
bv his raFF victory ever EaurEe Ho-
Gel chaup.ou 90 seHih Africa. a lev
fayr ESQ Radel wee knocked 1ut iu
thr second round Wells Hrrsarsf
none the verse for BE lone Iav-oT. ant
hiH splendid work trough. #1F e. TIE
hearts 90 EnElands IoyaI nFat fairs
Wells is Immensely popular here
notv lfhstaneinr hts knockout af TIE
hands OF Palrer on bis Last vlsIt O.
the states. Hls EuEilsh admirers be-
Heve that waH luke pure and sim
pie Thrg thInk that Wells Ia one a.
ne latest and cIeEeresf hfaETus Ehrs
the game has ever known Thfv taInE
that whru Wells RETURNS fa America
he viii make PnIrrr keunelF. Mcrar-
U and on tEr other aspiring heavy
wc.gha take tle count fust ~ o. ga
EoacL
There ls no dlsc6uutlnE wsHr abb
iu. Sac Bel q marvel 30 speed SIZE
weakness baa been - failure ts pat
h.H beoy lut1 h.H punches buf he has
been rFarficIuE taat ere since Dis re-
turn 90 Laudon and ar the present Hms
s hiftlng harder thau eref.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-16
- Dan mecARry.

taaf region never mind HfHs thing
Ike chat
IHrlT1 NalheHaou predicts Mau-
Ea0I Muaraa WII have tuu sway run
u.aE fHc Giants. faHf 40 Dee did when
iHhH r Brush headed tlr club Nr.
L.ush iuterfered 0ulr once sayH Mat
u 'Hs asked Mr3raw t6 pitch mar
Guard iu a crisis ~ 1905 Ncgraw
dient uant Co. but dId ~ Brush
wished Narquard YES siFen a bad
fHHtiuE. che Giants lost ire same and
Narglard wasn't good far two more
see sons
IN believe Brush aal Issd nIs family
hfore hIE death 90 allow MeGrav ta
use BIS own Judgment
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-16

hearth Mr Huddys new motion g.
THE. WAY not unioniEs prIzs-hghtsrs.
Don't you wonder that no one ever
thought ~ H A prize nEhter signed
Gov battle refuses t5 80 on at ths laat
minute Coz one reason of another. fn
short De- STRIKES. 90 course ON prise
Fighters afrife Wa' Ha nuf We mean
De refuses to work o. e strike breaker
replaces him. what q warm Uttlr bout
eurucrt The second fighter L. a union
man and De vlu uE BE very hardest
t5 trcunrc thr strike breaker. Ard the
strike breaker. uo doubt would resent
If ard aahf hack with asIdltr. Ap-
prehand Dc from us. Kind reader that
would ~ fEhtInE back rretly hard
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-16

hrNrA
"@eoma. c0urhde,- he cried. Z
700 have cone 70 End q way out q
Prlnestown ian for julius Craig
T. took a good eve miuutes and q
puii out q q task 70 set Aim bach
20 hard sense Then he tod ne HE
story sitting on > fallen stone under
The old cherry Tree.
Craig waa dsArer 20 him than any
brother. be said. with a burst Of open
klZsaxiixa Ea6Ea Ma that belween
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-16

almost 10 ny waist But took great
credit for ny performance since ne
cd man tramped steadily forward,
showlng no sign q having seen ne
He dld rot climb THE ca'rn hnl az
7 had half expected. but Hklrted along
The base until be cane 20 the track
which led 70 the ruised farm Down
thiH be waikss quickly and passed
through TIE doorway q tie main balic-
inE. remained Epon the slope q ne
IL. waiting fcr lin % reApp<ar
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-16
PASTIME CLUB
BLOWOUT TO-DAY
SMOKER. eats AND ATHLETics
TO PROVIDE PLEASANT SVEN.
ING FoR oLo AND NEW NEw.
BERs.

wien m.IaIr ~ Ehr E1-r.-Hr .and ~
Goo equalization tha Taslfma AfIIefr
club win trnIEhf bold ~ smoker SOP.
prr ar1 wmUaFtir exhibition fr fHr
club rooms nn West Homaua street
The FsHHI rsFH.na v"H D. .r- tHa
Frulhera onfv. HuE q fuH E1usr II eV-
rrrfed a. there ere nru more than
$50 members az me result - e resent
sueeassfrf membership campaign.
ManaEer Kari sIrberf hsa FINISHED
work ON h.H hcKIuE department and
ire ane regulation rims win probably
Leo enhVeued tonight ~ contests be-
tween these Who recently enrolled en-
tha clubs heN.nH class and are sN-
ueefed t1 mEe their drsE nenI- puzzle
exhibitions tonight since entering.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-16
THE TRAGEDY OF
THOMAS HEARNE

re = ul.d placa. ar" - went On.
'Fery vic aat deaCiats Yoa should
take q waIk sns aaEht '<2er ths moon
g. fun. a. o. 20 nov. Trgn ycu would
understand Ecw The STORES o. ghost
hounds as soaci-as r4cc4s an1 devils
in ths fairrs -fss startea. Ar Hearns
here g. Ku.1E "a .kka ~ ADVICE
"ToniFttf7 d asaet. tlrhinE 70 the
old feICw.
No Gf hium.sy. : aua 90 urod
90 lh'uE OF 3, toh,sst- 10 sR'o. TO
morrow o. sbs nsEt Eav nofbAla."
I wished lEe.a a goo s-eninE aad
tramped VI the stairs 10 ny sitting.
rocm. which 'Coked ever the u1oo-b
e. the hack OF The Inn. 70 vac Ger.
taiuly a tpicndie uis1- with q great
searchilght o. nooa irEVing re
strange tcrs--as taey cal sEe Eruni.s
caps Of the hilis--tn black silhouetfe
upon the luminous skyline. 7 ~ q
pipe and sat there in toe shadows.
thinking. thinking % vas pleasant
% be a decent nan again. C. wear
clean linen ana boots vita real soles
10 wash and shave and brush myself
daily. ] vas back in ny Eden dAya
before the fall. when SIX hunters were
On nay stable. and men anc women
we're giad 10 know JACK Henderson
"a Lowcod Hall On The best or couu-
ties. yes. vas away from Prince.
town village in the midst of Happy
memories when Z came % my senses
with The sound q q sott tap-tappinE
under the window There we're up.
toe skulkfng footsteps on the gravel
~ the yard. Heaven knows but ny
ear Aad been well trained to such
steps as those
crept softly 20 my window and
peored out The man vas almost
scross the yard, moving "a the shadow
q the piE-stieE. As be stopped at the
vicketgate that opened on % the
moor, be turned bis head 10 The moon.
n was Hearne again.
I decided on that instant I slipped
on my boots and ran down the STARE
The landlord Vas locking un Cor the
night a. I cane 20 the front door
I'm going 20 take your advice."
said with q iaurh
very good. SIR Win sit up for
you
NO. no. give me ne key. Hss NJ
Hearne gone 20 bed?"
Yes. ctr. pbcut zen minutes aKo"
"His room is on the nrst noor
tent it9'
NO. sir: be chose che On the
FTound docr. Re preferred 81
The wiser man. thought lie need.
"a no door when re had but 20 open
his window and step out.
When / Eot % the back Of the Inn
Hearne vas good four hundred
Yards away, climbing . low ridge. A.
he disappeared over its edEe ! set on
running az top speed. for Z saw that
IN so broken and rugged a place :
should have % keep close 90 his heels
or Z should lose him altoEether. n
was well I did 60 for when reached
the crest OF The rise he had vanished
Presently. however. I caught sight
81 him aEain. walking very fast down
a hollow e. right angles % the line he
erst took. % lsa IN the direction %
the cairn BIN
% vas hard work. that two miies'
stalk across the mccr. Sometimes
ran. sometimes CFawled. sometimes
lay nat on my chest with my bead
buried 10 the heather like al ostrich.
once I tried 20 cut a corner across
what seemed q plot o. level turf and
struggled back. painting from the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-16

tfr Wm. ug4dg IRE genial dIrec-
cor 81 the Columbia Athletic club g
Los Augeiss. r. man with an idea.
Aiao lIr HuddF is o hEht promoter
Trainer aud crstwhIle boxer mu. aiE
Huddy m she every heg-dcy 81 bis box
ms career was never a. worthy 90
h1noratis mention ae be- ha TODAY For
WIN. has STRUCK upon a happy tuoarft
thar bids fair fo vim Co. hIm reserved
seat OBJ ere Hal of Fame
fufnd Reader arrange sour feat
ures - that tHef may easily assume an
expression of surprise and delight SEQ
that ere fuVfarasfIau of rour facial
orramenfa evidence en- aprtsI a. vour
rlHihlluea You are about to lawf