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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-12
MAXIMO GOMEZ
YLA ASAMbLEA GUIANA
T6rmillO del prOcesO

Despues de los documentos publica
dos en- los nlineros anteriores de LA
DEMocRAclA con motive de los sucesos
ocurridos en- Il, Habana entire ell genera
lfsimo Maximr, Gomez la Asambiea de
Representatives., hemos de agregar, sim
tetizando, que los pueblos de Remedies,
Ell Bejucal, Santa Cruz, Ia emigration
de Cayo Hueso, Las brigadas de Glen
fuegos, Santi Spfritus, La Orden de
Benefcencia Cubana, Generates, coIec.
tiv1dades socialcs y polfticas, los pena
dos de las casas de correction, intini
dad de Institutes de todas parties pro-
testan la ahesi6n al general Gomez.
En- ese estado las cosas, ell cable nos
anuncia, como 10 sabe Ell pats. la reso-
luci6n dictando ell licensamiento de las
fuerzas libertadoras, y ell reparto de los
tres millones, junto con la disolucion de
la Asamblea.
Tai ha sido ell ruidoso proceso que
ha tenido Ell suspense ell espfritu de to-
dos los pueblos de Ia America de Eu
ropa.
Agenos nosotros las pasiones ban
derfas en- que Sc han agitado las ener-
gfas de la revolucion cubana, en- ell de-
bate que ACADIA de pasar, nos hemos Ii
mitado dar.cuenta detallada de 10 su-
cedido, dentro de los severos dictados
de la mas extricta unprecedented.
Perlnita ell Dlos que rige ell destino
de los pueblos, sea 10 sucedido, la tlaica
nubeque yenga empafar ell ciclo po-
lftico de la gran AntilIa, en- ell camino
de su porvenir.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-12

xpuras llenaba de improperios y de-
nuestos a los miembros llberales
del gabinete.
Mucho pudieramos decir. Pero
un hecho baste 10 ocurrido GUAM
do la reunion en- la Capital para
nombrar candidates q representan-
tes de la Camara.
Denominabase ell partido enton-
ces, In,0n autonomista liberal. Y
presentes todos sus delegados de
los pueblos, en- la cabecera de la
.circHnscripci6n, de acuerdo con ell
articulo 25 de la constitution au-
ton6mica, Sc procedio a votar.
Fueron designados tres candida
tos .liberales. sPor que? Porque de
ellos resulto la inmensa mayoria.
En- tanto, Ell la calle, frente a la
casa donde Sc celebraba la reunion
grupos inmensos Sc agltaban, ca
pitaneados por gente conocida. Y
cuando ell resultado final Sc supo-
iolvidara nadie las indescriptibles
'escenas que Sc sucedieron? :. Po-
cas- veces Sc habra llevado a tan al
to punto la audacia EN- ell escanda-
10. Y siempre 10 recordamos COL
orgullo: aun despues de ESQ, reprl-
milo las voces de la dignidad he
rida, y perdono de nuevo, ell partidc
liberal.
ST tales fueron las escenas de
pasado; lque de extralo que Sc
mantengan, hasta donde possible es
iguales actitudes en- ell presente?
Lease ell suelto aludido de La Co
aresporadencta.
Y sigase leyendo sin asombro en-
la prensa radical, que los elementos
que recibieron aquel nombre en- pa
sadas luchas politicas solo quieren
la fraternidad en- la gran familia
puertorriquena y que hacen esfuerzos
abnegados por realizar entire anti
guas fracciones desavenidas la mas
completa y cordial union.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-12
Ia DEMOcRACIA
Director: ROSENDo RIVERA COLON
Administrator. EDELMIRO ]. LESPIER
PEQUENECES
LOS RADICALEs EN- CAMPANA

C9lebr0Se, ha POGO, un Danque-
te EN- honor de Mr.. Alger, por ell
Ayuntamiento de la Capital.
Los elementos de que Sc compo-
ne aquella corporation son muy CO.
hocidos. Tienen su origen en- aque-
Hos dias benditos en- que ell verbo
6a,ve,- pas6 a la historic. Y no
parece sino que, desde entonces,
una escoba hace de batuta NUM-
cipal.
Prueba recientisima de clio !: la
distribution de invitaciones para el
banquete.
Vease el suelto Comentarsos, que
reproducimos de La Correspondent
c1G.
mo han tenido, pues, represen-
taci6n los liberales en- ell acto? SSe
les nego un sencilla invitacion?
ERA la consigna prescindir de
ellos?
Extranara ESQ otros a La Co
,vespondencia por ejelnplo: a nos
otrOs, no.
Hay un espectaculo al que es-
tamos habituados hace tempo /: Ell
de los liberales, hermanos para los
radicales en- la union, y adversarios
mobiles en- la lucha, frente los radi-
Gales, enemigos a muerte para ell ad-
versario en- la concordia y en- la
discordia.
Iniciaronse, en- los comiepzos de
la organization de ambos partidos,
las faenas de propaganda. Reco-
rriase la isla, por unOs y otros, pro-
moviendo la formation de comites,
celebrando meetings, abriendo re-
gistros de inscription.
~ cuando Sc VIC al partido Ii
beral perturbando actos p1blicos del
otro, nj haci6ndole guerra de en-
boscada, nj atacandole con las ar
mas de la injuria?
Grande y noble a la vez, per-
don6 y no supo imitar, dejando al
adversario desarrollarse libremente;
en- tanto que en- sus inscripciones
de registros, en- sus pdblicas reunio-
mes, dondequiera que el partido
liberal hizo acto de presencia, vi6-
Sc, con exception mlly rara, a los
enemigos hiriendole con armas in
MOBILES.
II mo Sc recuerda las hojas suel-
tas del meeting de Ponce? mi los
incidentes que siguieron a ese NEE
ting? mi las escandalosas y casi
inverosimiles escenas de Coamo?
mi las no menos cultas y edif-
cantes de Aguadilla? mi Glen y
Glen mas que Sc desarrollaron en-
todas parties, envolviendo en- una
red de odios q la isla, como en- los
anillos de una inmensa sierpe?
Sc nos dira que no fue ell parti-
do radical quien hizo tales cosas
porque los hombres que las hacen
no pertenecen d partido alguno.
y cOntestaremos xPerfectamen-
te; mas los autores de hechos ta-
les fueron elementos que Ggura-
ban en- ell partido radicals
Tras estos tiempos, vino la union.
x mucho pudierarnos decir de aque-
ia epoca sus yenerss, en- que celebra-
ban consejo en- fraternal concordia los
hombres del gabinete mixto en-
tanto que la prensa SortodoxaS 9
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wpu etuer 1ra,, eutoedt.

Wieberum lit cine sroBe gntbeduns
sen1a6t tporben unb siuar BON elmer
Dame aug bielem 2anbe. r9ie &ranz
belt bate iie nit ibren &fauen sepadt
unb iieben Sabre fang litt iie bic drsz
iten lualen, aber ibre Or9ane tuaren
aufs duBerite sei6iuddt nnb Der Sob
i6ien nabe beborltebeno. Drei Wonate
buitete iie unnufb6rlib unb fonnte feis
men @dlaf finben. 56lieBlid aber
entbedte fie ben gBes 5ur @eneinns
inbem iie bon uns cine Sfai@e bon Dr.
Sings gseuer Gntoeduns fiir Sdtuinos
iu6t faufte unb 16on Die erite Doiis bas
bon berf9affte ihr 70 piel grleidteruns,
baB iie bic san5e gea6t idlafen fonnte
,unb bur9 ben @ebrau6 BON nur atpei
6lafden iuurbe fe pulIftdn6is furirt.
Sbr Mame 1T Srau 2utber 2ub." 60
ihreiben g8. 6. Samnod & 60. in
SbelbD, gaorb Carolina. Hrobeflaide
frei in Der Gpotbefe bon S. &alteper &
@on. &eguldre Glafben so Gents unb
$1,00. Sebe Stai6e tpirb sarantirt.
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Mahmltdte aBertdbte

tommen bonn Or. 8. 3. garsile in
@adita i'm Snbianer. Territoriunl. Ct
i@reibt: ,@ier 5lai6en gleftrie
8itters baben Mirs. 8reiper BON
Gtropbeln sebeilt, tuet6e ibr Sabre
lang qroBe &eidperben bereitet batten.
8Drperlide Musidldee braden bel ibr
am &Opfe unb @eii9te aus unb bic be-
fen Ger5te ertldrten, baB ibr nidt au
belfen wdre. Dennod lift iie jest poas
itdnbis iuieberberseftelIt unb befnoet
ii6 bel beitem @obliein. Dies 5eist.
pie 9aiiienbe bepieien baben. bab
electric 8itters bas bette Blatreints
sunssmittel iit, iueldes mon ternt. IS
1T bas iiherite Mittel sesen Gusi9las,
6ledten, Sal5IuB, S9udren nno ofene
@unben. @s rest bic Nerpen, bic Sc
ber unb bic ginseipeioe 5u ernenter
9bdtisfeit on. treibt bas @ift aus, for
bert bic @erbauuns unb fraftigt bas
san3e Spitem. gtur 80 Gents. gu
baben BEL s. &alteper & Con. s8ir1
garautirt.
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gpie ans RieI berid,tet ,uirb. 4,

= Wie ans Riel beri1tet mirb, fat
teten 3tpei ameritonif@e Damen BEN
aaifer MiIbelm baielbf einen Beiud
ab, um fein SntereRe ftir bic Grauenbe'
ipeeuns wa63urufen. Cine berfelbeu
berbreittee f@ febr ausfabrIi& tiber bts
traurise Steauug Der Grauen In
Deutf@lanb. Der aaiier b6rte He ge,
bnlbts an, bis He fertts mar. Dam
iaate Ct freuubliG: so BIN NIT meinel
Grau bolfdubig eiuperfanbeu. 6it
iagt, baBbie Grauen f9 nit 9insen.
bic auBerbalb ber bier sa'ss fnb, MIDI
abseben follten. o, i9 bersaB, baf
sic bas 0euif&e nibt Derfeben. 0it
bier SIS" bebeuieu: aiuber, air4e.
Slide uut aIei6ers
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Set perIaiien. 9eunmebr be9ann Die
Sbdtisfeit Der 8iiffetts.
Sn ben aneren5enoen Salen, an un=
sdblisen fleinen Silden, fanben ii6
bergniigte &reile 5uiammen. 8alo
iddunlte Der @bampasner in alien
&el6en uno Die 2nif ltieg nit ieber
Minute.
Qu6 &lauiien bate NIT feinen ge<
tannten einen bieier peiBsebedten Slide
nit 8ei6lag beleet unb ben eissefiibl~
ten ggein nit Gntsiiden 9ef9liirft.
Gein Snterme35O NIT Der linn unbe=
fannter i6Dnen Sralt bate ibn 10 in
Qn1pru6 genommer, bab er faum
flii6tig 0elesenbeit sefunben feline
Nreunbe gu begriiBen.
(Tortiesung folgt.)
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Sosstberm Nactitc 0abn.
Nbfa hrt.

stad Stem Orleans, Sonftcn unb gab
pefton tdsli1 1910 Mitta9s unh
$3.50 Mbenbs s...................
Nah@ eagles eYab, Mericu &c. IL 80 Worna.
Na1 galifornien .... .4:45 Na1m.
Mufunft.
Bon Stem Orleans, Gouiton unb Gal,
, peiton tdgli1 1925 8orm. umb 4:2b
NaWm.
Son galiforniert &C.. 80. II 80 4pra.
Bon eagle Hab unb Merico 700
Mben08. ................
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Staat Dbtp, Sta6t gDteoD,
Qucn8 GDu n b. ss.

Granf s. gbenep beidpbrt, ba6 Ct
Der dItere |artner ber Sirita s. s. 6 3 e.
nep 8 9 0. III, tueI6e @eibdfte tn BET
Stobt EplebD, In obengenanntem County
tbut, unb baB beiaste Siruaa bic Samme
ben e In bunbert Dollars fur ieben
Gall bon Ratarrb beaabIen tuirb. 6er brrd]
ben @ebraud bon 6aIi'8 & atari f.
6 ur niht gebeilt tueroen fanu.
Grant S. gbenep.
(-l BefbtuDren per mir unb unter'
Siegel ibreben In lneiner @egentuari
49, am 6. Geptenaber v. 3. 1856.
u. IS. gleaion, 6ffentlicber Notar.
Sails Ratarrb BUR tpirb itnerlih ae,
npmmem. unb fuirtt birect auf oa8 1lni
unb bic idbleitnigen OberHdmen 6es Sp'
ftems. 2aBt gub nmionft 8eugniiie
tumr1en.
S. s. gbeneb g Co.. Eolebo o.
p@ gertauft bon alien Mpotbefern,
rs Gents.
6an's GamiIieu.Tiaen ftnb bie beiten.
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oars aamiIieu.gillsn itns bie beiten.
ans 2pnbpr, itareibt mon : 90

Nu4 Suuuuu IgIetua utuu XIV
liam WaIborf Afor iun., behen Batter
fi9 ttirsIi6 aum britiiGen llntertban
MAIDEN lteb. wirb iebt ebenfalls beiu
8eifpiele folgen, ben Ser. Staten ent'
faeen uub Der 3eibsarbe Sbrer Mfate'
iidt "Old vic'' bettreten, unb amor be,
3abaIlerie Abtbetlung. Der Yrtnl
BON WoIes III gbef.golonel, ipdbrene
tboti19Ii9 prin3 gbwarb BON Sa4len'
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ieinem 3obn uirb CT ba f9uerlttb le'
ben f6naen. beun bieier gbrenpofe
brinat uur 81. so bro Sag ein, aber BIT
6ielung ermbglidt ben 3ntritt ati e.
tluRpen @eie0idaftsfreifeu, unb bai
fol ber 9auptsmed bes iuugen Witllio'
ndrs selpeien fein.
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oHertea tn Sdanfeniter.

Wir bieten brsi beri&iebeue OF.
fertea biefe WoGe an, ein supright''
piano taufen 80 t6nuen. Heiebt Sud
unier S9aufeniier.
6bos. Goggan&Hros.
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Giiel1babn Tabr : %laa.
3. & O. n. Saba.
Whfahrt.

WU L
Mad ct. 2ouis pia Sron Monntaiu
ober M. &. & E.....1 1880 9ea1m.
Nad ct. Souls pia Srpn Mfountaiu
Noute. e..............8:3 80 Nbenba.
9ad 9earne tdgli1 100 Morgens.
3ob 3arebo. o.......... 10 100 Born.
Gnfunft.
Son ct. Souls, Sron Mountain & ar,
81. & Z. $3.50 Bprn.
Bon ct. Souls, Sron Mountnin & M.
&. & e. $3.50 gea1ni.
Bon Searue td9li1. ..10:2O Mbenbs.
Son 0arebo o...........12:25 Nahm.
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ssiir $3.50 pro Omartal

tanu man cine ausee3ei@nete Orgel
biele Wo@e fanfen. Cine Musmabl
bon Taufsis peri9iebsueu Snaru'
ulenieu.
abos. @oggan q Wros.
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Q. u. & n. y. Nabn.
Mbfahrt.

Na@ @alpefon, Souiton unb Guers
td9li1 ..............9:OO Wprm.
Ma@ CORPUS gbrifi, Nranias HaS unt
8eepille td9li9 .......1:00 STADIUM,
Na9 @errpilIe tdsli9, oussenommeu
Sonnabenos u.Gonntass 3 :15Na1m
Na6 &errpille, Sonntass /. 8 80 Born
Na4&errpine, ,Sonnabenbs 4 :30ssa9m
Mnfunft
Bon @ulpefton, 9ouftun unb guert
tdgli1 .............7:00 Hbenb3
Bon Corpus gbrifti, 4ranias 8ab uni
Beenille tdali9 .......2:20 Na9m
Hon Rerrpiae td8li9, ausgenonsmeI
Sonnta9S unbM Monta9s 10 :458orm
Bon &errpiIle, Sonntass 6 80 Nbenbs
Bon &errpille, Montaas rs Born
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3n Seoermauus 9ieuifen,
obue oaB malt 3ll tuarten brandt.

sNemm ittan bae SeIepbpu auf lauae
Gntfermmn8 8ebraud1t, brandt masi
iiid3t 80 tpartem. aeiue WersDscrmits
betut Gtapfan8, Sttrd, BITE Mbihrtft
mmb bte glblteferung Der WfeIenng.,
Die a(uttuprt erfpIst fpfort. 9as lit
e8. suaS biefen 9temft 10 pppnlar
t4ad3t amf bett nerid3ieDenen Sinten.
Wean telepbpntre an ben Wfama8er,
Der alle Gimselbetten erfldren iutrD.
THE SOUTHWESTERN TELE-
GRAPH & TELEPHON co.
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~. g. 3 =. Nabm.
Nbfahrt.

Nad @acu, Sort Mortb, Dallas, 4am
ias @itp, ct. Souls unb gbicaso tdg.
LID s: 100 Moreens unb $3.50 Nbenba.
Nnfunft.
Bon Gbicaso, ct. Souls, 4anias 9th,
Dallas. Glrt @ortb unb @aco, td9.
lid g 80 Gornt. unb 10 30 Nbenbs.
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Gmniet 2itttteo.
u bfahrt.

Nad galifornien, Greitass 3.35 Mors.
Mad Stem Orleans, Dienftas ui1o 5reiz
t0A. .2.2O geQ@M.
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funf1

@un galiiornien, Dienitas unb Greiz
tag g...............3.15 .15 MorgenS,
Bon gfetu Orleans, Oienita8 unb Greiz
tag ZOO HQGm.
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@mli ebure . 1aba. !.

Gbfabrt.
Nad Stodbale, tdgii1, auseenommen
Sonrta9s. g 100 Born.
Gnfunft.
Bon Stodbafe, tdsli9, aussetommen
Sonntaas.. $500 Wo9m.
The evening times., 1899-01-20
A Free Trial Treatment.

Don't allow yourself 10 become dscour-
aged or believe your case is incurable,
but do as others have done before and are
doing today, that is, call at the Cowden
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trial treatment. You will receive a treat
ment suitable 10 your condition, and then
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you are suffering from any of the follow
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heavy, thick, yellow discharges, dry
scales, soreness. bleeding, itching or burn
ing loss of smell offensive breath, dull
pain across The brow, pain in the back OF
the head. husky voice. dropping into the
throat. accumulation back of the soft pa
late. catch cold easily. dry. tickling
throat: hemming and hawking to clear
the throat, hacking cough, difficulty in
swallowing, pain behind the breastbone.
tubes raw and sore. shortness of breath.
unable TO take a full breath, cough night
and morning. gagging and vomiting before
breakfast. tired feeling, sense of weari-
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The evening times., 1899-01-20
GIRLS WHO TOOK POISON.
Survivor Details the Mutual Desire
to Meet Death.

Louisville, Ky, Jan. 20.-Florence
johnson, the sixten-year- girl who
joined her cousin, Tammie Church, in an
attempt at suicide, revived enough yester-
day to tell why she did il.
"Tammie had been expecting a letter
from her sweetheart" said Miss Johnson
and for several days she had besn de-
spondent. Tuesday she said she was 60
ing TO kill herself with morphine and per-
suaded me 10 agree TO take some of the
drug
Some one in the room remarked that
the girls had just taken the drug through
foolshness, and that they did not realize
what they were doing.
oh, yes we did," said Miss Johnson
Il was not fool enough to believe that it
would not kill US. but Tammie took more
than | did.
After we got in bed Tammie said TO
me, Florence, / feel funny She laughe
and talked for some time before we W. Mt
to sleep. She seemed to know that she
was going to die. but it id not bother
her bit. We put the powder in two
glasses but ! poured out part of mine.
Tammie drank all of hers
This sensational case has drawn atten-
tion to the fact that there are many SUI
cides in this city. There was one OF 3
prominent man Monday, and there were
two more self-murders today. The first
was committed by a. T. Howerton. OF
Shelbyville, who shot himself in a small
hotel this morning. The other suic de
was that of r. l.. Fleece, an inmate of tie
Central Lunatic Asylum, who hanged
himself in his cell with a rope made OF
his shirt.
The evening times., 1899-01-20

PROF. HENRY W. BECKER, ~. NJ.
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and Expert Accountant for the Harbor
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for the St Louis School Patrons Associa-
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active part in the work OF the Epworth
League, and to write on religious and edu-
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How he found relief is best told in his
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Some weeks ago my brother heard me
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ia9 II IL l6 IS 20 % % 81
The evening times., 1899-01-20
Mr.. Henry A. Lehman.

Proprietor of the Owen House COM
pletely cured.
Washington d. c.. Jan. l6, 1889.
Drs. COwden a. Riegel:
Gentlemen-It gives me much pleasure
TO say that YOUR treatment for catarrh, in
my case, was eminenjly successful and
satisfactory. the cure being complete in
every sense. Yours. very truly.
HENRY \. LEHMAN.
Senator y. c. BLANCHARD. now Judge
Of the Supreme Court Of louisiana
Hon. SAMUEL w. STEPHENSON.
member of Congress from Michigan.
Hon. T. J. CAMPBELL. member Of
Congress from New York
Hon. G. W. SMITH. member of Congress
from Illinois, Chairman of Committee on
Private Land Claims
Hon. WILLIAM V. LUCAS, member of
Congress from South Dakota.
Hon. G. F. RICHARDSON. member of
Congress from Michigan.
Hon. c. L. BARTLETT. member of Con-
gTess from Georgia. Riggs House
Hon. T. H. BALL, member of Congress
from Texas.
Hon. J. E. COBB member of Congress
from Alabama
Hon. T. II. MAHON. member Of Con-
gress from Pennsylvania, Oxford Hotel.
Hon. II. H. POWERS. member of Con-
gress from Vermont. Riggs House
Hon. A. H. GARLAND. United States
Attorney General. The Colonial
Hon. CHAMP CLARK, House OF Repre-
sentatives
Hon. ID. MEEKIsoN. House of Repre-
sentatives.
Hon. JAMES KERR. CIearheId. Pa. Sec
retary Democratic Congressional Commit
tee.
Mr. j C, SLATER i72 Louisiana Ave
Mr.. J. F DoNoHoE. sos E. Capitol
Street
Mr.. c. J. FANNING, 42O Massachusetts
Avenue northwest
Mr.. J. ". FARRER. Treasury Depart
ment
MIR. c. BROWN. 1850 Huntington Place
northwest.
Mr.. c. b. BAILEY. Vice President
Washington Gas Light Company
Mr.. W. B. CREECY. paper dealer. 1881
II Street northeast.
Mr.. A. c. CLARK. attorney at law. GO.
i Street northwest
Mr.. FRANK LAW, attorney at law. r
Street between Ninth and Tenth Streets
northwest.
Mr.. HECTOR McNEILL Auditors
Office, Treasury Department
Mr.. JAMES BENNETT, 2OOS Pennsyl-
vania Avenue.
Mr.. THOMAS LEcUYER. owen House.
City.
Mr. JOHN J. NOLAN. 721 Fourteenth
Street, city.
To this list of Senators, Congressman.
attorneys, and prominent representative
business men of this city might be added
the names and addresses of 100 others
who have during the past three years
publicly expressed the great benefit they
have derived from the use of this method
The evening times., 1899-01-20
FAYNE MOORE GAN
GET HEAVY BONDS
| BROKER BEFRIENDs HER
Cash Also offered by Her Mother,
But the Prosecuting Attorney
Objects.

New York, Jan. 20.-Fayne Strahan
Moore, the pretty young woman. who is
accused of aiding her husband to badger
Martin Mahon, is rejoicing in the hope that
! today or, at the latest, tomorrow, she will
go forth from the Tombs to liberty. A
wealthy New Yorker has consented TO be-
come her bondsman Should he not be ac-
cepted her mother Mrs. Strahan, who re-
Gently came here from Atlanta, Ca. to
work in her daughters behalf. will ofer
cash bail for her release. II either plan
succeeds Mrs Moore may array herself in
one Of the stylish gowns she had made for
trail and emerge from captivity before her
husband has fairly become used TO the
stripes he donned IN Sing Sing last Mon
day. But there is one obstacle in the way
of this-the district attorney, Mrs. Moore 5
old enemy, the public prosecutor, has not
yet been placated, and will try to keep her
in prison until her second trial
George Simpson. representing Abraham
Levy, Mrs. Moores lawyer, called at the
district attorneys Office yesterday after
noon and offered as bondsman for the
young woman Joseph NJ. Campbell, veal
thy builder and contractor, living at so
West 116th street Mrs. Moore is under
s4, 900 bonds, and Mr.. Campbell offered as
security four pieces of property, valued al
$4,000.
Under the law the district attorney is al
lowed forty-eight hours to examine into
the qualifications of bOndSman and 10
look up the property he offers as security
Assistant District Attorney Mcintyre, VINO
has had charge of the case against Mrs
Moore took advantage OF this time allow
ance. There the matter rested yesterday
II was reported that if Mr.. Campbell
were not accepted as a bondsman, Mrs.
Strahan. Mrs Moore's mother. would de
posit with the city chamberlain tomorrow
the cash bail for her daughters release.
The young woman when set free. it was
said, would remain in the city with her
mother until her second trial. the date of
which has not been settled.
Mr.. Mcintyre told me that he would Op-
pose the plan TO have Mrs. Moore released
on bail. He said he would make applica-
tion in the supreme court today that her
bond be increased to $500. 1t was deem
ed wiser. he explained, TO keep her in pris
on until her second trial if possible.
As to the report that the woman would
/ not be placed on trial a second time, Mr.
Mcintyre pronounced il false. She would
be prosecuted he insisted, with more yigor
than before