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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-22
Refu. Nprfer Nahr;d,tett.

N 10 y ort, 20. Suni. - Sas 2e'
ifameut oeS p.ritorbeueu 8ra9ooeH GomIn
Booth wuroe beute cem @erld]te unterbrel'
tet. 9ailelbe iest 2egute im S.trn9e BON
$4,000 bic $4,000 oil Otu Sruoer sol. u.
Booth, Die JtItie, Nehen, &ouRntn mo
,tlihe 6reuuoe oes 8.rIorbeneu, ,omIe aH
ben ACTORS 6uno" NIB bic vAetors Sroer
Of 6renoibip" aus. Die Sinlsn ots FelieS
OeS Nad3lalies iino auf QebenSiet oil GS'
NINA Soutb @roBmann, Die &ofter oes
3raqopeu, III beSahIeu unb nab lhrem 2ooe
ioa Ser Jtad)laB utter re Slnotr 0erlelbeh
uertheilt weroen.
- Sames Gilbert, alias Sumes @uns
riuqbam, Der fiirslld] aus elnem en9lt9en
@efanauIiie eutlaiieue 9pnantlter, lam heute
ami DEM 9ampier p@Gelter" bier oil. Glue
Iu;abl Ereuuoe fuhreU Inn aHt slnem Re=
moruueur bis oil bic Guarantdnt citation
eutaeqen nuo bratteu lhu mad Der Stact.
- @bmar0 0icOtulleu, Elm vSlHenIan"
Der ,Neitern= llulon," feI hente on Jtepart'
Iueuue uuo @roueltraBe III 5erleps9up ;us
f1uia pom eiuem 8iahle III oas Ne9luert Der
Ordbte mo Ipuroe our9 elneH Ara9t DER
elefIrIid3en Seleudtun9 10 1urdt0Gr Uer'
branuI, oaB e. balo oarauf ltarb.
- 3ollbeamte babeu Iber 100, 200 Stran9e
Rohleloe, welhe aui Dem 1rGnsolNneH
lanlpi.r yya SOurulue" fur Die ~Selt'
N.m,9ort Gilt Ulll Co." etnseldmu99e't
mur0en, beidlaanabmt. Die SeloenpIn'
n.rel ieuer @ompasnIe beTnoet itb III Stlt'
Nem.y yort, l1uoon eountp, N.tS. An'
tbonp Gbouet, superintendent Der Cont
puQule, welher fir Gle S1nug3eleI oeraIIts
mortIlh 1T, beiiuOet ildD Ill paTI.
4ouutu Sapdueie, .tuer Der Sahlrel9eu
,ur 9elt i'll Yearlons 2luenue belHdTtt9teH
ltalienii9en SuaBenphaptrer, lle9t III PER
beuoem 3uitauOe I'M QOlpltGl iu 0luplH9'
&. S., 0arnlecer. SGpauele wuroe uoH
eiuem ,,iuer Otitarbeiter Obne Seranlaluuq
mt elmer S6auiel nleoergel1lageu, moraut
Der luarelier leloer euttGm. 81 Der ltallez
urihen 4rbeltertOloule III man au9emelH
Der Anitdt, oaB Der Gnttommeue uon Der
yDtafta" geeuHgen mar.
- @lne ho99ebllOete lun9e 01me, Die
Ih bls Iett eInes ausge5eIdlnetcn SeH=
muuos erfreute, Srau Otarp 5. 4or BON
gir. PAT, aoSclusto StraBe, Srootlpn,
purbe qelteru uerbaftet MD unter $1,000
Sur9ldaft benz 4ro;eBuerfabrsH Iberme'
ian. Nrau 9oIt 1T belhuIOI9t, bic SIo=
mauten aus euem Haar S9rrlnge, Die pe
Iit pom il. y. Oi1cD q go. III Jtems yort
ms 6aus bate ld)lden lallelI, entTernt mo
plelelpen Glr6 IaIldle Stelne erle9t 3u pa
| ben. Sie CAB oauu 0em Soten DIE Aar'
| rluat wleoer 3urud, NIT Der Semertung,
| bar fie momentau nihl 0tio Senu9 babe,
| NH fir oieielben III besableu, uno oaB lIe
ben nddit.u Gag lclblt i'll oas Sel4dIt font
| men meroe, nm ele AH9elesenhelt III re9elH.
| Die Betannten Der Srau boit lnc Der An'
| ildat, oaB oleelbe sur SeIt getltes9erort mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-22
xraurtaes shtGiaI .eines @retfeS.

@arIisGe, 3D., 10. 3uui.-Samuel
Gdbart, Der blsn9. bejahrte Burger, wtI1er
um Samltaas. AbeuO OaS uui6ulctse 0p1er
eiuer S1,eBaiiar. in @bur1tolpn wurDe,
1T l.tner &eruuuOuus erlegen. 8tr @orO.
uer bat ein.u Snqu.lt uugeOronet. Srant
5osIer, pelatr ben uerbGnqntBuoIleH SduB
abfeuerte, If perbuftet moroeu. Selner
graphing, OuB er lein.u SeuOIusr nur 6sS.
hulb abldob, nm Den Diann, nit Gem er Ill
Streit geratbeu mar, eruiul4iHtern' miro
feiu @taub.n beissmeiien. es miro ulelmebr
bebaupltt, oaB sr .luen iunsen Danu, 9ta'
mems gHarr.n Gel, i0leBen mOute, baB
3ea Qber bic 8afIe bel Selte ldlln9 Iuo alt
6iee 9Seiie Gdbart, pelder Dor Der oortt'
gen gpotb.te itanb, uOn Der Sus.I 9etrOHsu
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Curopdi(d6e Ha6e(6erid6te.
Tus Senti d. | O n b.

Sntereiiante &euBsruuseH bss Sinanimtnt'
fters Dtiquel iiber oas @ablreiultat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-22
tauS unierer eenrisen 2. vssraen.Wasaabt.) }
Sabntataftrppoe auf sons=sssIano.
Gin Sue auf Der Runofabrt BON Den sbeepss
beao Ban xSettrenneu ent8Ieit.-Smei
yerionem infsrt eetootet, sipei annere feit'
eem eeitorbeu uno au bunoert perIest

gem.gort, 20. SUM. - Gin 3ug
Der Song SsIauo Sabu," auf meltem
etma 1000 Yerionen BON 0em Sbeepsheao.
Saq lSettrennen auriidtebrlen, ent9Iette
heute Abeno in eluem Eunnel nahe Part'
bile, Song. Sslano. 3pei YerlOnsn blleben
augenbIldlId tobt, ;ruet anoere ltarbeH balo
nadl ihrer AuIunit III polpltal, uno un9es
fdhr 100 wurOeu perIett. uIs!e oerlelben
tootllh.
0Ie ausenblidltf Set0oteten fino: Yas
trif 9alp, Elm @eridtsoleuer oeS brltttu
9lifrittsaerid)ts pon 9iem.Dorf; s.. g.
Brlu9Ie, gir. 1926, g8efsl7. SnaBe, 9ew=
YOrt.
Die in's pSen.ps 9oipital," SrOotlpu,
sebrudtcH uuO balO earuuf 9eltOrbeneu
Seruunoeteu belBen: 6eurp Splnt, Otars
ihal o.S Sefierlou.M .Martts y oIlSeIgerttlts, IN
gIr. rs. OtortourraBe, mobnhait; Robert
Chatting, Yoli3iit, i'll 9ir. 422, Heit'l4.
Str., gtelp.YOrt, wObubaft.
lluter ben plelen Serlpunbeten befiuoen
iid) iolgeHoe nit oeutdtlinsenOeu gtameu:
gildolas Softer, gtr. pol, SSelt' 50. Str.,
9tem.gort;
4uorew BARTHOLOMEW, @eoar Greet,
Sbermau @ouutp, N.<D., ltuttS Ben OBJ
9elUnltteu, mabrl4etull9, ,tOOtltd;
Seluri6 6ild)e. DIR. 75, 8. Auenue, gtep'
Yort, innerll1 uerleBt;
Philipp SiGacs. u&olonuaoe Sotel, q"
Hem,O Oort, Betnbrudl;
SrieOrt9 SdlOmGer9, 8. auenue, gtep.
gort.
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Seeiua Selbitmoro, tpeil Ct beraubt
moroe1 mar.

soma Sranq, R..5., q. SUM. =
0ouis Grepius, timer Der reidft.n uup be-
Tonut.ff.u bieiiseu @ei4ditsmduntr, be-
olua h.ute Dilttas in ieIuer Npbuuns an
Sroaolpap SelbfmorD ourh GrltlleBeH.
Gr ruar tiirSIi9 III New=DOrf I'm $500 be-
raubt moroen unD bate oaraufhtu ieIt eiz
niger 3eit iiarf seuuuteu. Dtau ltGst lem
8ermoaen auf 100000 bis $l5O,000.
Seiue 6rau unb Sinper iino Der anR4t.
oaB er in Solge fOrtwdbrenoeu Sriiteus
uber Den &aub seItes9eitort pIrss4
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3ripat-Seint fit 9aute1
por atfto ttad1 ihrer Wteoerftuft,

sSran er. Gaarra, prtiss,ironts &,burtsbtlieria
nit ulebridbriser Praris aIs aifentin an Der -9s~
nislltcn Nrauca.aiiHf unb @ebdrsGnfalt- IN Vtlns
S,bcus,t al. fsrau.ntrantbeit.n NIT befem 9rtoIs.
gntbinpuns im Sauis SIS; Sears nHe StmMer 50 pre-
gsone uns auimdrts. snes i.reHs pIlDat. SoHiultss
Rr SOS, DeftaRoHmsn: 9trate,
tSuui25 j ssh aabt 9Iabens&penra.
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u 1tfrd1f II er.

&15O Bite &oupue 61.5O Die San one
GQe R,ine ais reiner 9raubeuicfr sarantirt.
GaSer Satapba .....15 Seuts bic 0aueue.
Roth. u. gSeib,ySein. rs Geuts bic @auoue.
Sabre alter Bort, Sherrr, Vhseot, aHselica'
81 so bic Giollout.
4 Sabr. alter 1oaaensD btsfen, 81 ots Vauone.
S.itenunatn enrH BIZ ysf DerseH prsnSf ansse'
fuhrf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-22

RG- Tas muHtere nnlusrpiet9e Sfua=
b,nuoltdeu, lu gS d. ID b ns$ ereln
pom 80 nltlmore E" uertOrpert, beluht
Scuutag, ben 25. GHnl, 3 etler'5
Sarm an Der 6reberd ROao. vAu:
Waunen an 8oro!" 1T Der Wabnruf, uuO
,bIe gut 8iru.mbers aumsg." oas 6.lOs
9eifrel.
pD- Sn Dtilwnute. fuoet betanntllh
na1nens Das Bunbesturnfei ifau,
iIr neldes Der IS ermania'2 urHs
ptretu" eIn. Breisriese ents
ienbeu mlro. B.bufs SeIhlIie sur Seihels
tuna Der 8eii.toten uuo anoerer Hotbmsns
biaer ausgab.n oerielbeu miro nun Yt IL
taa, a,oen 10. SulI, i'm Nd ar legs
Bart" elm Breiss uno Q d. Us
turuen ffatifinn.u, ptldles cem 3ul4auer
maudles Snt.r,Hnute oorIIhreH nlgo. Gle.
lem ben gli6uurn,ru ulht OFT oargebotcneH
S6uuip,le iOllte Ous 9.uti9tlum unisrer
Stoot r.se 2h.Ilnahme entgegen brlugen,
,umal Der oamit uerbunoene 3wed elm hOtit
iob.Hsmertb.r lit, uHo Der SlHtrItt nur 25
&sats pro Yerlou betrGSt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-22

E Der pSIO Sultim Orer
Erauen = Srauteu uuterit Ii l.
iunass ssBereln Nr. l" tonnt II.
t., ben 21. Suui, III bettsrem 1luu I'M
Actou'l Yurte am Ienlelttseu
gupe Der lausen Bride iuiammeu, nm i'm
6r.i.u fh ,imse StuuOen benz 6rOhiinu
NIB seieais.u ge.gnii9en blnIn9eben.
9beilnebmer babeu TEN eIutEiIts9slO i'll ers
leaeu.
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FrausbTtfhe 9ueubans,puriterei.

YariS, 81. SUM-. - Charles 6Icquet,
GrsDtiuiiter unO @r.YrdTpeut Der Qepueir=
tenfamm.r, betradtete elu,se Inlptelunseu,
be 9rat o'6aufiOuOile am Sonntas IN
elmer 8ebe iiber bic SerbInpuns selptiier
Oiiulftertsn Der lest.n Sabre nit benz 30
mama 5hmtuosI mahte, als p.r0ultd)e
SelelDtsuns. 81 fOroerte ben @raieu. 4eute
iano smlihen ben b.ibeu 9erren Elm 2uea
iiott, bel melben feiner Der 3ueaauttu uer'
lest puroe.
SIN 4assmeineu biltst es bic Brefie, ou5
NiQepope uuo 2erouleDe es ablebnleH, ilh
nit @lem.nceau su i6laeeu.
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Clam aubert 9eoaueru.

Yaris, 81. Suur.-0ie iameFi6e 0fe=
sieruus Driidte Der truH6Oiiten 8eglerun9
g.seulber anIdBIit Der Dor etnl9en Sagen
IN asnstbieu erIOIsten @rmOrouug BON olert
,ebn elu9eboreneu fran;oillten SoISaten
ihr Sebauern aus unb CAB ole Serltherun9,
baB Die iaulOlgeu Slameien beItraft unO
aus.m.h.u. @ntiAGoisuusen beiablt msr'
ben piirnen.
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s.0Ssebn 1Renidaen tn elmer Ghemitalieu
Fabrif au Zone perbrauut

8eters urs, 81. Suni.-9tu i4red'
li6.s lluslId, ourh weldes 16 Menl1en'
lebeu usrlOreH 9iuseu, .ret9uete ild heut.
in Der SroO;f i'lGeu @hemttallen-6abrit 3u
Soena. Guls srOBe Guautitat Seusiu er'
ploolrte, uno bic nah allen Jtidtuu9en bin
umher ipris.uoe breuuenpe 6luiiistelt oers
branute 16 Dieul9eu, etniflleBIidl D.s Oi<
retturs Der 29erte, su &obe, pdhrenO oleIe
auoere itmere Serleeungeu bauon tru9en.
0as @sbduOe fns III 6OIse ser 9rploilou
6euer unO brunute sauslt4 nieoer. Sie
9ei4en Der Spier lieseu inter ben Grim.
mern uno ilno mabri4einlid total perfohlt.
Ser itaIisuiide SantffamsaI.
H M, 81. SUM-. Sl9nor Solelannt
beI1ulDiste beure in Der abgeorbnetentam.
mer Die 8esieruus. be rSauca 9tatlcuale"
se,wunseu III bubeu, Der iusp.noirten
,gauca Siberiua" i'm Sntereie elmer &c.
u,iIeu Serlon, weide anbsrufals 1000, 900
Sire perloreu buben wiiree, 50,000,000 Sire
por,uihieseu. Yremiermlulter @iolltti
fitlts pisle 4usa6e in Abr:1s.
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Die ritebenoen nStidhwabIen.-@rs@ He
SSartnianm uber bic SosiaIiftentnbrer. -
Spmbsu GrpIofion IN Naorio. - Swet
aittsntater babel pcrunaIhdt. - Wettere
alrbsiters&ramaHe tn Sobmen nno Vsab@
rem. - ceftige 0etpitteritnrme fnlse" ant
Die anbaIteuoe nrre. - -Giue SonlanstS
fermentation iu 0ariS.-AuerIei.
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slut @ieoerfehen!

SerIin, q. SUM. - 0ie StaatsaH'
molrid,oft erlieB einen Stedbrief se9en ben
Nutii.mlteu Sdlweuuba9en, peld]er fid) Der
perleumperilden SeIeiOIsuns II. Dtlquel's
eeS preuBiiden 6iuuuimlnIit.Es, l9ulpis &C.
madt babeu lou.
lIn,p,it souiasberg, /. g., puree elm
0u.l ausaefodIteu siuiden eiuem 8i3ter
aus Seiuriusualpe IL. oem nortigen RedltSs
anmalt Sdimmelpi.uuis. @lei6 bel benz
srllen SussIWs9iI iacb Der &iatsr islHsu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-02
Especffico Salvador

Anunciadas va en- ell prospecto que acom-
pana los frascos del espec{6co Al aplicaciones
de este, Sc anuncan ahora las cuatro que
signen para conocimiento del p1blico:
Todas las perscnas que wien en- iuga-
res pantanosos, y que q la bora de dormir,
los zancndos les molestan, So pondran unas
gotas del especffico en- las oreias Y en- las
manos; todos los zancudos que llegan Sc
ashxian los siente uno caer muertos
A los seTores doctores. Ell doctor seflor
Villuendas, DIS Juana- Dfaz Ciertos adver-
sarios lespegaron tres pedrads,s IN hiio.
mfo, una de elias le alcanzo La cabeza y le
produjo como tres pulgadas de herida.s Di-.
cho doctor Ell de Mario anterior pasaba
por ell camino Sc encontro en- Ia nove-
dad. y habiendosele partido una vena dicho
doctor SO la amputo, en- ell termino de seis
dias, corto los puntos de la herida dio
por terminada Ia cura radical, no recibiendo
otra medicina que mi Espec{Fco iSalcadog.
Por este tengo escrito cue para una ep<-../
ridos. q caigan he
He notado la snenia e,,:s
en- tantas senorife~ n tantos iovenes y
tar tan fal1egfFsrs que es una lastitna es
de salud. Z como estoy en- Ia
de los non que la anemia es descendiente
sexos alicrobios llamados lombrices, annbos
Y AL uosorvaran cuatro seis gotas al dla
crssS qzles 8 mes medic todos estes mi
sobios Sc habran exputado por Ell curse sin
sentirlos.
A los ninitos Sc le Unitarian por la manana
IN par de gotitas en- la marietta a los qnin-
CO dfas tendran igual efecto.
Para toda clase de calenturas, usada en-
fricciones absorviendo dos 8 tres gotas,
cura radicalmente.
De venta en- la Botsca Central. - Ponce.
Abril 13 de 1893. Juan Sierra Urgeu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-02
LA CONEERIEN 4
FABRICA DE It ABACOS
DE SANCHEZ & HERMANO
COMERIO
COAIERI0

ri que dispensando los fuadores de
sto abac0s eaborados de nuestr farca releva
la tarea de hacer elogio de dichos productos
Conocdas as bondades del abaco empeamos en- Ia
abOrac6n fabrca radlca
de Ia prvegaa da h mejof hoja del pals
nyores cosecheros
m adqr 81 tabaco de neor caidad el enpeamos
uflecem0s 4 consunlidores
Hoy tenen esos "a OCCASION de fumar egitmo tabaco de
Comero he eento de ezcla de ota procedencias
las dversas vitolas dc LA CoaERENA Prue6a Aace i
Dep6sitos cudads Casa de los e. Fenan
ez q c. Plaza del MecadoIen de don Pedro Heda Plaza
de las Delcas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-02
AvISO IMPORT ANTE

equera
d etc
o
4 u o. t de nd las ap Ti 6 di lf
m y Q h
a d c nnas6 sa las t6 6ep5sto osrr Y 81 n
pre- IS L ID n ndisesh
e u as marco som IS ei a bt
la cajA la idem
la San juan
7DE casa lsnorB
gu en
MARI de 6na
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-02
LUZ BRILLANTE
Aceite para aIumbrado de familias
LIBRE DE EXPLOSION
q combustion erposatdnca
Sin htmo ni nal oE0r

Este aceite producto de una Ia
bricac16n especial es igual, sin SUI
perior 4 los que sc ilnportan del ex-
traajero baio dive1sos nombres y
marcas, tanto porsus cualidades lu-
mfnicas como por la segurldad que
0frece * los consumidoIes.
Nuestro precios son mucho mas
l,educidos que los de las marcas ex-
tranieras, que con este mayor pre-
clio no brin6an 4 los consunidores
ventajas de ninguna elase.
La experieneia adquirida en- es-
IA industria durante muchos amos
en- Eos Estados Unidos, Cuba, Me-
iiao y otros paises nos perniten
ofn1cer al pdblico un artieulo que
no Sc pueds mejorar en- parte al
guna bajo ningun coHcepto.
Nuestras 1narcas LUZ BRI-
LLANTE, ELEF ANTE Y LUZ
SOLAR estan registradas y Sc per-
seguira con todo Il riger de Ia ley
& los falsificadores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-02
Abril IL de 1893.
SELLOS De COMA

Sc hacen con perfection y ra-
pidez, 4 precios muy modicos.
Tambien Sc vende tinta para
los mismos, q 20 centavos pomo.
Informes en- La Catalina, de
Cabanas Y Tarrats, Plaza Princi-
pal.
Dicienabre 10 de 1892.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-02
Para hacendados de cafe

Libros que facilitan extraordi-
nariamente la contabilidad, con
economic de tempo para los Ma
yordomos, Sc venden 8 precios
modicos en- la imprenta de La De-
m0crocaa.
va los emplean varios coseche-
-ros de esta jurisdiction.
The morning call., 1893-11-17
Society Notes.

Mr.. and Mrs. Phil K. Gordon and Mr..
and Mrs. George Fawcert Perkins will
give their first post-nuptial reception this
evening at the residence Of n. X. Masten,
231S Clay street.
The fourth Bauer Symphony concert of
the winter series will take place this after
noon at the Tivoli Opera-house.
The Euterpean Club will give a musi-
calo this evening at the residence of Miss
Hattie Krou. 729 McAllister street.
Pacific Parlor No. 10. Native Sens OF the
Golden West. will give its twelfth ami
versary bali this evening at Odd Fellows
Hall.
The Signal Corps, Second Brigade. n. G.
c.. will give ball this evening at Golden
Gate Hall.
The Ladies' Central Committee of Help
ers connected with the Twentieth-street
Branch Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion will give chrysanthemum tea at the
branch this afternoon and evening. An
excellent musical programme will be pre-
sented.
The Catholic Ladies' Aid Society will
hold its annual donation party this even
ing at st. Charles Hall, corner of Eigh-
teenth and Shotwell streets
Rev. A c. Hirst will deliver lecture
this evening at Simpson Memorial Church
on "Sights and Insights in the White City
and the Midway Piaisance."
The morning call., 1893-11-17
TWAS ONLY GAS.
Third = Street Lodging :
House Explosion.
Captain Kicks Is Arrested, Tells His
Story and Is Allowed to Go
Meanwhile.

The idea that a bomb exploded at the
fire in the Blaine clearinghouse, 30S Third
street, on Wednesday morning last i.
without the slightest foundation. Such is
the opinion Of Fire Marshal Towe after q
thorough investigation. aud in which De.
tective Bohen concurs. They are satisfied
it was simply case of gas explosion.
Captain Kicks was arrested last night
and was interrogated by Chief Crowley.
Detec i've Bohen and Fire Marshal Towe.
He is a Keptuckian. Go years Of age and
was through the war. Since then he has
been preacher. gambler, temperance lee
turer, sprinter, horse-racer or anything
else that came handiest.
He has been twice in the Napa Insane
ASYLUM from the effects of drink, and has
been arrested for drunkenness in almost
every place of any Importance in the State,
including this city.
When he saw Chief Crowley last night
he remarked grlmly, "The Chief and 1
don't need any introduction.
Ricks does not deny that he had mis-
understanding with Mrs. Williams, the
landlady. He had an arrangement with
her to live in the house antil the end of
the month, and when he was literally
kicked out on Tuesday he felt annoyed
All that day and night he drank heavily.
He saws he has faint recollection of
being at the clearinghouse on Tuesday
night between and 10 o'clock, although It
nigh nave been sooner or later, as he was
too intoxicated TO know what he was doing
He has no recollection whatever of what
he did afterward until he found himself
on the water front about 3 o'clock on
Wednesday mornings about the time the
fire occurred.
81 did not make any threats against the
Iandlady." he said, "and l most emphat-
ically deny having set fire to the house, or
even thinking of such thing. am not
that sort of a man."
but If you say you don't remember
where you were or what you were doing
is IL not POSSIBLE that you may have set
flrr to the place ?" was asked him.
"All ] can say is. as l said before, that
such thing is foreign to my nature. and
l do not believe that l could do it even
though l ere drunk"
The police and Fire Marshal are not sat-
isfed with Kicks explanation, and further
investigation on.thst point will be made
AS he promised to call upon the Chief thi:
morning he was allowed to 60, but he vii
be kept under surveillance.
The morning call., 1893-11-17
BERKELEY.

The High School section of the Alameda
County Teachers Institute will hold it.
institute for the consideration of questions
peculiarly connected with the High School
in Stiles Hall tomorrow. This branch of
the public school work was not considered
at the recent institute in hamilton Hall,
Oakland Open sessions will be held in
morning and afternoon. Among the dues-
tioBs which will be considered will be the
following: Gould there be a uniform
High School course throughout the entire
State?" Shall the High School course be
extended to four years?" ''Do the require
meDts for admission to the different
courses In the University of California
furnish the basis of an ideal High School
course? If not, how shall these require
ments be modified ?" and "How far ought
the high schools TO be governed in the
matter of course OF study by university re-
quirements?" The consideration of these
last two questions VIII be of especial in
terest, as quite a difference exists as to
them between teachers themselves and
between them and the university profess
sors.
Father Time by the ForaIock.
The local Lookout Mountain Post, G. A.
R., and Women's Relief Corps have named
the following committee TO meet tonight
at the Council chamber in Oakland, with
similar committees from that city and Ala
media, to institute plans for the next an
nual State encempment of the G. A. r., to
be held In Oakland next spriDg: Com
mander S. d. Waterman. Comrades Aver,
Boswell, Tamlin and CIough from the
post, and Mines. l.. Waterman. Mary Nc
Cieave, A. Hamlln. Henrietta Morrison
and Rachel Greenhood from the corps.
From Poverty to Power.
Mrs. Elsie Frank. who died few days
ago in Chicago worth So 600 OOO was a sis
ter of Michael Reese. who founded the
Reese library of the State University by a
gift OF $50. 600. I'm commemoration IT which
a large tablet bearing his name is built in
the interior walls of the library. The his
tory of Michael Reese and his sisters. of
The morning call., 1893-11-17

well be proud. But by the time this new
home was fitted up Mrs. BoOle had again
vanished, this time going TO Reno. New,
with her parents. He wrote her to return
to him, that all would be forgiven. and
happiness would reign in the new nest.
In answer she wrote:
know that you have provided home for
me, but do not want Ii. l admit that you are
willing to support and care for me II l return.
j admit that you have asked me to return, but
l shall never do so.
My determination never to live with you
again is as lrrevocable now as IL was the day l
left you. III you cherish the slightest hope that
i shall ever again live with you you had better
know The truth, for L never will. IL all this Is
ground for divorce get 1t, but never write or
communicate with me again upon this or any
other subject.
This letter determined Mr.. Booie. He
Immediately asked for a divorce in Oak
land. where he now lives, and it was
awarded him without any question. His
wife did not put in an appearance, and
will probably be pleased at the turn of
affairs. But what so suddenly soured Mrs.
Boole will never be known until she gets
ready to tell her story.
Again the BooRar.
Charles Lesher, the private detective
whom Mrs. Catherine BoOgar recently had
arrested on a charge of disturbing her
peace In attempting to serve some papers
on her in connection with one of her
huulOiUuo Cdeco III CuuIt, UdS HUW DTOuRub
suit for damages against Mrs. BoORar for
S2500. He says that his arrest was ma
liciOus and without cause. Lesher was
acquitted when tried in the Police Court on
the charges brought against him.
Miserable Moser.
Charles Moser, the aged Adventist, who
is now serving year in the City Prison for
libelng Miss Francis Cameron. has decided
not to contest the suit being brought by
n fpf fnr l,co oI,.fo
Notes.
Judge Henshaw yesterday granted
Louisa KOhlman a divorce from John
K0hlman on the ground of extreme
cruelty. neglect and deserton. Mrs
Kohlman gets the minor child. $50 counsel
fees and $40 per month alimony
Work on the Davie ferryslip will begin
to-day.
The morning call., 1893-11-17
Want Stirring Up.

Judge Conlan has the misfortune to De
inflicted with prosecuting attorney and
an assistant who are always dilatory in
making their appearance at court in the
morning. Yesterday morning he was
compelled TO act in the capacity of prose-
cutting attorney as we'll as Judge, and the
court adjourned after brief session. The
Judge remarked that such delays greatly
interfered with the progress of the court
and helped TO crowd the calendar un-
necessarily.