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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-10-28
LONG SEARCH
FOR HER BOY.
MOTHER HAS HAD NO WORD
FROM HIM SINCE JUNE 10.
M~sscnEcr hoy at the -VnIdorf-
Astoria Vanished ON Eve
Of Promotion.

Though she he, been searching dill
Scn;ly FOR I'VE months, Mrs Minnie
Maroncy has been unable to find any
trace OF her son. Edward. who disap-
pearcd nys,eriously on June 10. He
had been employed as a messenger boy
y; the Waldorf-Astorin. and had worked
90 faithfully that he was nbou, 20 be
promoted when he suddenly vanished.
The polio. were notified. but the gen
erai alarm sent on, produced no result.
Maroney was the only support OF his
mother. who IL nearly crazed over her
irnbli,y to ind him. She says sac can
think ~ no reason for his disappear
ance. He Is seventeen years old. bright
and OF attractive appearance. Mrs.
Maroney Is now staying with friends at
No. 80 West Thirty-eiSh,h street.
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ACTOR A PRISONER
!. WITHOUT REASON.
so SWEARS EDWARD GRAHAM
NOW ON THE ISLAND.
Says Magistrate Crane wo0i.in'i
Hear His Defcnse-Iiab-nsG Cor
prs Wr.: out

LA writ OF hnbshs corpus Was issued by
Justice Bischo!f. in the Supreme Coi-i,
to-day commanding tho warden OF the
ssorlshouse on Blackwelrs Island 10 pro-
duce Edward Graham. an actor. ~
court Tomorrow and say why he should
not be released.
The application for the WITH VAS made
by Hugh r. Doris and Emanuel \. Elch.
man. who presented Graham's afldavl.
/ stating that on Sept. 2 he appeared b.
fore Magistrate Crane, In the Harlem
Court. In answer TO summons. tina:
The WAS accused OF insulting another
ypersou. but that when he offered 10
ftsfify in his own defense the MagIs-
Z frate exclaimed. angrlly: -
u don't want TO listen to any OF your
desense:''
Thersupon. says the affidavit, Mass-
trate Crane held him In 500 bonds to
keep the peace and sGGt him to the
! work-house In default OF bail. though
: ne had good defense,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-10-28
CLEARED $40, 900 CHURCH
DEBT IN A SINGLE DAY.
Or. Willis P. OdeII
Tells How He Raised
the Money with Con.
tributions Large and
Small.

The Rev. DR.. Willis r. Odeil. pastor
o. the Calvary Methodist Episcopal
Church. ono Hundred and T1enty-ninth
street and Seventh avenue. who in
twelve hours yesterday raised $4,000 TO
pay OF a mortgage on the church. told
an Evening World reporter this morn
Ing how II vas done.
II am mos, delighted WITH the sue
cess OF our plan said DR.. Odell.
"Since the church was built. In 1856.
this dei,- has hung over II. We have
paid ovn- tis,c0.Ln interest But now
tina, Is all over.
yesterday VAS really only the re-
co.dins OF the subscriptions. For
two month, | have worked. assisted by
church officers. to create necessary en-
thus!asm among ;he church members.
and the generosity shown yesterday
shows how successful we were.
AT the morning an! evening service.
and also In the Srrdey-school. the work
OF raising the money was carried on.
The Rev. Or, Ezra s. Triple acted az
speaker. and DR. Day. one ~ the
earlier pastors. helped Donations rom
81 cents up TO f2Dctp were received
The help o: the young men and WON
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-10-28
Love MADE
HIM STEAL.
James Little Took S785 So
He Could Marry South
NorwaIk Girl.

James Little. porter for One
Huntr and Tc-a:S.iit;h stree, de-
partncn, store. who stole from his EN-
p!oycrs $50 and .Gj worth o. jewc.ry
and fed to South Eorwalk on Oct. >.
was brought back to this city by
central office detectives and arraigned
in the Harlem Police cour, this morn
ing.
Little confessed the theft and said the
reason he stole the money was that he
NIGH; be married TO his flancee. Rose
Savage. who lives IN South Sorwaik.
When hr fled he went straight to her.
but the detectives say shc Is thor
ouShiy respectable. giri who Is in no
Way Gonnneoted With the crime. He -e'
fused 10 tell what he had done with
the booty
Little pleaded guilty In court and was
held IN Sl,5a niil on two separate
charges Of grand larceny
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eat POISONED
DRAKE AM|LY.
GENERAL AND TEN RELATIVES
ATE CANNED CORN BEEF.
Suffered Great Distrrsa. hut All
Except One Son Arc Fully
Recovered,

Gen. j, Madison Drake and ten men,
bers OF his family were poisoned last
night at his home on jefferson avenue.
Elizabeth. y. j.. by eating canned corn
beef
The family all had supper together as
Is their custom on Sunday. although
some are married and live elsewhere.
Abou. midnight they were all attacked
with violent cramps and vomiting and
dysentery. Physicians were quickly
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With Child in Arms Mrs.
Frank Asks Mercy for
Husband.
son AT HOME DEAD
Father, Who Tried to Steal to Get
Food, Pleads Guilty
and Is Held.

with one child lead o, starvation.
with a nursing baby In her arms. and
she ter.ei, Eaunt with hunger Ms
Anthony J. Frank, OF No. 20 ST. Mich
oIas avenue. Brooklyn stood oefoTc city
Magistrate Manner in the Myrtle ave
nue. cour, this morning. peSEins for
mercy for her husband. who mad just
pleatei guilty TO assault and attempted
ROBBERY OF C. NJ. Gunthcr, a jewelier Of
30. 10 Fulton street.
on last Saturday Frank who was dis.
missed from the Fire Department about
/. n month ago. threw rcd pepper In
: Gunther's face and tried 10 steal tray
OF diamonds He was arrested and OK
plalncd that he was driven 10 the rim"
!. t,ys the starvation NJ his wife and four
children. He was held in court for ~
animation to-day. and meanwhile was
I lodged in Raymond stree, jGil.
I. That his explanation for MS crime
was true appears from what happened
| In his wrecked home last night. FOG MS
|. blind two.ycar-od son Johnny died
there OF starvation. No one 'oid tSe
father. and when he was arragned be
fore Magistrate Saumer this morning
| and pleaded guilty he did no, know OF
his added sorrow.
Jugt after he had entered his 9lca
woman with baby IN her arms -nlhei
up 10 the Judge. II was Mrs. FRANK.
ft"Oh. JudSe!' she cried. pointing to
her husband, I'm this mans wife. This
Is his baby. Have mercy on him. Little
Johnny Is home dead
she burst into tears and her husband
put his hands to his face and sobbcd al
the news.
Have mercy. Judge" che woman
went on. Let him go home TO see his
dead baby"
The Magistrate began 10 blink and
cough and 20 did the court policeman
"Th!s baby will die. too continued
AIRS. Frank. 81. It does no; get better
nonrishmcnt All my husband wants Is
work. lie was crazy from worry or ne
would never have done this
When the Magistrate could control his
voice. he said:
This Is truly desperate case. There
Is a conflict between justice and human
lily. i am power!ess to help him. as ne
has pleaded guilty and must hold him
in $500 ball for the Grani Jury. Can't
you get bail?''
The woman said she had tried and
failed. The Magistrate then advised her
To go to the pastor OF her church-st.
Bridgets-anu obtain his help. She said
shc would. die also said he would give
iirr a letter TO the Distrlct-At'orney
recommending clemency tos the guilty
man.
Chaplain William ST. Elmer Smith. Of
tile New York Fire Department. wen:
over 10 the Myrtle avenue court 10
interrede with Magistrate Manner. In
Franks behalf. but he arrived too late.
lie bore a message from Fire Chief
Croker TO the effect that he had III.
'vestigated Franks record. and had
found that. while he had been dis
missed for cauae. Yet he had perform
ed many courageous deeds. He thought
the man might be allowed to attend
his dead ch!ld's funeral.
s Magistrate Sanmer gave the Chap.
lain letters to WARREN Wilson. OF the
Raymond street jail! and Sheriff Wal.
ton. The man may Je allowed to at
tend the funeral with i keeper The
1unera! Is Tomorrow.
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KAISER AGAIN
BREAKS RECORD.
FIVE DAYS. 10 HOURS FROM
SANDY HOOK TO PLYMOUTH.
North German Lloyd Liner Had
Moderate Sea aud Weather on
Enstward Trip.

The North German Lloyd steamer
Kaiser Wilhelm der Gros@e. which
sailed from tt!s city on Oct. 81. has
again broken her eastward record. She
arrived at Plymouth. England. n, $40
this morning after passage Of five
days and ten hours from Sandy Hook
Iishtsh!p.
Captain Hogemnnn's cable despatch to
the agents or the line stated ;hat the
Kaiser had made nm hourly average OF
.,.Ss knots and daily runs ~ 500 as.
53t. SO. $50 and 33S miles. Moderate sen
and weather prevailed during the
voyage.
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sEAToN IS SET FREE.
Accused Of Attempted Grand Lar.
ceny. lie IL Set at Llbcrty.

Accused Of Attempted Grand Lar
ccn!. lie IL Set "a LAbcrty.
Magistrate Brann. IN Yorkvtlle Court.
this morning. discharged from custody
Charles Sea;ou. OF No. West Forty
seventh street, who had been charged
with attempted grand larceny. It had
been alleged that Seaton had advertised
for n private secretary. and in answer
to the advertisement Al!ss Susan C..
Miller, or No. soJ West Ono Hundred
and Twelfth street. and Miss Estel!e
Whiting saw Seaton, who offered to give
them positions on payment OF 800 In
cash and bond for 500.
Magistrate Brann discharged the pris-
one: OH the ground OF lack OF evidence.
He said that the complainants did not
part with any money. nor did they rely
] on seaton's promise to obtain Cor then,
posltioar n. 49,.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-10-28
HONORING OLD HEROES.
Celebration Of the Anniversary Of
White Plains hattie.

The Westchester County Historical So.
clety to-day celebrated the one hundreu d
and .weniy-hfth anniversary OF the bat
tic OF White Plains with appropriate .x-
e.cises IL the courthouse at White
dress by Frederick Wendell Jackson. OF
ThtoSg's Neck.
Tho society now occupies the house
bedncathed TO II by Mrs. De witt Hayes.
will be held there this evening.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-10-28
Coal barge sinks.

barge with i?a tons o: coal belong
Ing to the Delaware and Hudson Rail
road Company, which was docked at
the foot o, East Th.rty-sixih street.
slowly h!led with water yesterday and
sank The captain went to Wccha wk en-
Saturday nigh. and had no: returned
l1sy night.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-10-28
FclI from Truck aud Dleu,

man unknown to the police .cll from
n truck at Fortieth street and Tenth
avenue this morning. and received in
juries from the effects OF which he diea
later at Roosevelt Hospital.
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sunmoned and ant!dotes given.
All are out OF danger to-day except
J. Madison Drake. jr.. the youngest son
and publisher OF the Elizabeth Daily
Leader. who Is stili very III. but the
doctors think he will recover.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-10-28

The victory Of the Teachers Fedora
ton ~ Chicago in bringing ahou, tn"
Supreme Conu decision that capt"
stock and franchises OF corporations
In Illinois must he Assessed nj Just
cash value by the Board OF EdualIza-
ton Is largely due 10 Miss Catherine"
Goggin. President OF the Federation.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-10-28
BOYS LUCKY ESCAPE.
Inn Over %, ia T~urL but Appa-
81 renfIy unhurt.

:Iaphan coblitz. three years old, was
Rla down by brick truck at Third
4tr=Iae and One Hundred and Fourth
i this morning, une OF the fore
u Il passing over his body. When
! II he was apparently unhurt ex-
Il II i confusion of the face.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-10-28
TRYING TO DODGE DODGERS
ANNOUNCING THEY ARE WE'D
Mr.. and Mrs. Som
mers, Of St. Louis,
Followed Across the
Continent with FLAIR
ing Posters Calling
Attention to New
Found Happiness.

ST. LOUIS. Oct cs.-Somewhere be-
tween Kansas city and San Francisco
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Sommers. OF ST.
Louis, bride and Bridegroom OF week
are hourly lodging dodgers announcing
the happy fact that they have Just
taken each other for better or for worse.
Friends In St Louis who were dared
by the bridegroom 10 play any post
nuptial iokes on him are seeing To II
that ali tbs persons the young couple
meet on their wedding tour are thor
oughiy Informed as 10 the recent change
In thtir lives The Sommcrses w-r. mar
RED last Tuesday ~ the Columbia club.
Their trunks were properly decorated
with old shoes. white ribbons Rni the
following placnris who Are They
Do You Recognize Them Just Married.
Now on their Wedding Trip
The bridegroom was informed IN time
10 nave his trunks scrubbed before they
were nut aboard inc train for Kansas
CITY. and he shouted with glee as he
and his bride started out Of the Grand
Central Station unla5elich. Hut Mt Sc
dalin ne got THIS telegram.
"ile who laughs last lauga, best
aiH't III
"SoMMERs. Of St. Louis,
"Sonnil.crs. OF St Louis" u the bride
grn"m's brother When he found that
the trunks had nrcn scrared ne rush
ed i, 10, OF the who are they" dods-
ars to the train. and put them in charge
OF the ouggugcnun. At every station
beyond Sedalia they were distributed
anon; the passengers. and on the plat
forms at Kansas city. when 'hc trunks
LEFT the baggage car for thr hotel.
they were found TO be all pasted over
with the dodgers, TO every stopping
place clear Ia Frisco hundreds OF the
dodgers havr been sen, Tor dtytr.au-
ton. and tho young couple are nov
right In the thick OF IL.
The bridegroom has Wired back 10 his
friends tina; he Will sec thom Shcn he
returns from California. and then set :
tie who il so!ns 10 have the last lauGh
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-10-28
RECEIVED BY THE POPE.
Rev. DR.. Kennedy. Hector 0f
American College. Given nm
Audience.

ROME. Oct. .s.-The Pope to-day re-
ceived IN audience the Rev. Or. Thomas
Kennedy. rector OF the American Col
lege. here.
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held the long light which has At last
led To IN above decision and are looked
on a. heroncs b. their sister teachers
all over the country.
Two years ago ,hr Teachers Fedora
tion began It's war ageins; the corpora
lions II started in IN" Board OF
ElucationS failure TO enforce the
teachers salary schedule" Inquiry was
Instituted IN the instances OF Misses
GrEriu and Haley, ana this was FOL.
lowed by an investigation which proved
that IN. capital stock OF some twenty
three hiE corporations had not been as
s.ss.d hv the state Board OF Euualixa-
| ton
Miss GoySln und Miss HALEY mex;
| brought to light the fact taat the Cook
County Board OF Assessors had also
| failed to max" the necessary statements
concerning these corporations. In short.
| they .found alleged failure In duty near
! IS everywhere. and suit was brought.
| The case went AT last to the Supreme
| Court. resulting In decisive victory
! for the teachers.
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= sunday World Want section L
aatialibie fountain; It 10 fed
no have and sanplies thosz
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-08
Question franco-turca
Nota Dip!omatioa

En los cfrculos d.plomaticos de Washing
ton ha circulado la version de que ell gooierno
britanico maEd6 al frances una nota diploma
tica la que le asegura que pesar de no
aceptar ell lamamie iento de Turqufa para ALTAR
contra de ia acci6n sgresiva de Francia,
le suplca la mayor cordura en- las exigencias
y celebra que ell Sultan haya ordenado la debi-
de- indemnizaci6n, cuyos derechos reconoce
estA dispuesta hacsr cumpir.
Declaration
El goberno frances ha declarado que la
ocupacicn de las aduanas turcas no Obedece
mas que { una demostraci6n de fuerza hasta
que aouel Imperio cumpla los compromises
que le exige Ia rep6blca que Sc abstendra
en- absolute de retenerlas por mas tempo del
que puedan durar las negociaciones entab'a-
das.
Ell Departments de Estado frances pu-
blica en- su xDario OdcialS que ell Sultan de
Turqufa hs girado vaores Paris con destino
al gobierno por valor de Ia mitad &c la indem
nizaci6n exigida, 10 que hace que Francia de-
ponga su acttud beiica, pero que persiste en-
Ia possession de las aduanas intersenidas hssta
Que la Sublime Puerta satisfsga por complete
L. indem nizaci6n pedida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-08
BfBLioTEcA bE xtA DEMoCRAoiAs

abrirla y, adelantando la cabeza,
pareci0 escuchar.
Sus labios Sc agitaDan, y en- su
rostro Sc pintaba la expression mas
profunda. -. POGO 8 POGO fueron
escspandose de sus labios sonidos
inarticulados, vagjdCs como los de
un nif1O; despues fueron distiguien-
dose estas palabras
Escuchad -. escuchad... sPor
que ese rufdo?. 5pOr que csOS
martillazos enmedio del lngubre
silenciO de la noche? -. iAh! ino
sabeis? ;. Mirad bien y 10 adivi
nareis. aVeis esos hombres que
parecen espectros negros al rojizo
resplandor de las antorchas?. -.
Levantan la guillotina. lCallad!..
!calladl.. SNo ofs las ruedas?. :. Ell
coche Sc acerce. Sc detiene... baja
Ell reo.. sube los eBcall pes del cadal
so... Ese b mbre que va morir...
Aquf Sc detuvo, y sus ojos sepa
randuse de la ventana, fjaronss en-
Ell suelc, cast sus pies.
- Ell hombre que va q morir,
squien es?-continu6 -Si 20 pu
diera verle.... no puedo, NJ pue-
do. -. iAh. ST.. iDios del Cielo,
es ELL. :. lImposible!.. -. Va ha
blar lque silencio!. habla.
dice que es iaoceAte -. iya 10 Saba
yol.... iAhI E. verdugo Sc apodera
de el. mo lie matels, no le ma
teisl Es inocente. y Ell verdugo
Sc apodera de Ell, y Sc convierte en-
en- asesino.... No, 20 no quiero.
Y la voz de Juana Sc enronque
cfa; gruesas gotas de sudor BAHIA
ban su frente. y sus manos Sc sgi-
taban en- Ell vacfO.
-lTodos le abandonanl-balbu-
ceaba; pues bien 20 lie defenders :.
20 arrancare su presa al verdugo. :.
Y en- ell extravfo de So delirio.
cudiendo sus cabellos, psreci6
empef1arse en- una lucha deseSpeia
da con un adversario invisible, y
lanzaba sordas quejas 8 roncas in,
precaciOnes, u j 10 q d q pOr una
fueTza muscular desconocida en-
ella.
Las peripecias de aquella imagi.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-08

cho gusto en- yer al sObrino de MI
amigo; pero sy la sonora Delarlvle'
re? LA has dejando esta vez en-
Nueva-Y York?
Aunoue ell anciano esperaba esta
pregunta, lie oprimio Ell corazon y
contest6 balbuceante:
No; esta en- Francia. pero no
on Paris: la he dejado en- casa de
unos amigos hacia Ell Mediodla. -
Ha venido muy delicada.
-Pero nc sera NADIA grave
-Creo que no.
-Reniego del motive que me
impide hacerle Ia corte... porque
va sabes que yc hago la corte a tu
encantadora esposa. Blen pueoes
vivir en- guardia.
Y al yer que su amigo no lomaoa
palte ninguna en- su JoVlalloao'
sxclsm0:
fermo tamOien?
No: pero causado.. Ell VlaJe
ha sido largo penoso.
-Dentro de dos tres d1as no 6e
acordaras de Ell. 6Sabes que no nu-
hiera corocido a tn hila, por mas
que Sc parece mucho q su madre?
d. hermosa. j. Quien hublera
raoonocido en- ella a la trayiesa
chiouilla que arrancaba los gera-
neos de mi jardfn?. ISL, senorita
sfi Erals verdadero castigo de mi
iardinero, y hoy va sois una seno-
rita casadera.
Edmee Sc sonroj6 de nuevo, y su
padre repuso;
-Veo que eres ell eterno casa
mentero de siempre.
-lY mas que nunca! Yo hubiera
debido fundar una Agencia matri-
monial... era mi vocaci6n... Ganar
mtllones casar q mis- amigos, q
los hiios de mis- amigos q los ami
gos de mis- amigos.
Y yolviendose hacia Fabric'o'
siempre con joviaiidad, eSclamo:
A vos tambien os llegara la veg
ser6is casado pOr mi mano..'
'onA ouereis amigos miosl He sioo
tan dichoso en- mi matrimonio, que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-08
CRIMEN INICUO
EN- VEGA BAJA

Llega & nosotros Ia noticia de un crimen
inicuo cometide Vega baja, contra una jo-
ven infeliz, victima, acaso, del erotismo de
un hombre.
Ell moreno Rnfno Mater, suj-to discolo
que no goza de buen concepto en- aquela loca
lidad, trat6 de asesinar aievemente Paula
Pabon, infIriendole varias heridas penetran-
tes.
Rufno Mater quiso suicidars despues de
cOnsumar su vilanfa.
La j6ven Paula Pab6n Sc encueStra en- es-
tado de gravedad.
Los nedicos desesperan por sarvarla.
Ell hecho es objeto de la sbonaci6n p6bi-
ca.
Vega baja sc hala consternadi.mo con
Ell suceso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-08
Los |impjabotas y Egozcue

| dos para desatenderlas olvidarlas cuande
gusten hora es va de que V. hsga entsndel
| al Alcalde de San Juan don Manuel Egozcue
! Cintr6n, que no iebe nj puede legalmente ha-
! Ger cumplfr ejecutar ell acuerdo del Munici
pio referente limpia- botas porque no es eie-
cntivo porque ha sido recurrido. porque el ar
tcnio $50 de la Ley Municipal, no deja al ar
bitrio del Aicalde ell suspender no ell acuerdo
recurrido, sno que ie impone la suspension
como precepto obltgutoato, al que DO debe nj
puede faltar sin q.e resulte por el qusbranta- :
da Ia ley.
debe tener en- cuenta " H. que nj al
suscribiente ni los demas companeros del
grsmio, guia ell prop6sito de ponerse fuera de
la Ley desobedecisndo 6rdenes de una Auto
ridad legftimamente cOnstituida, nj de promo
YER escAndalos algaradas, como cualqufer
NAL intencionado pudiese suponer Lejos de
ESQ, ejercftamos en- ell terrenO legal los recur-
sos que las Leyes nos conceden contra resolu-
clones que estimamos ilegaes, & infandadas,
que nos psrjudtcan conslderablemente, has
ta ell punto de privarnos de un trabajo honro-
so con cuyo productO atendemos nuestras
necesidades. Por este camino que es ell de la
Ley ell del Dsrecho esta mos dspuestos per-
sistfr, pese quien pese pesar de todas las
detenciones multas que puedan imponernos
completeness jueces de Policfa, en- la segur-
dad &c cue no han de faltarnos en- dehnftiva
Autofidades Superiores, cual V. 81. que con
un cfiterio justo imparcial, resueva Is con-
tienda inspirandose los altos principles de
justicia que nos asiste.
Por 10 supuesto
V. Il. S1plico que habda consideration
Alo relacfonado teniendo cusnta ell pre-
cepto del artfcuo $50 de la VICENTE Ley
nicipal, Sc sirva: Primero. Ofdenar al Alcal
de don Manuel Egozcue Cintrcn que remita
v. FL. los antecedentes que en- su O6cina
existen, relacionados con ell acuerdo del de
Octubre passdo, para resoiver ell recurso de
aizada que tepgo establecido contra dicho
acuerdo Segundo Prevenir al mismo AL
calde que abstenga de hacer cump!fr dicho
f,rn a{v~ 1n0 MI
botas ejerzan su ofc1o. raz6n que aquel
no tiene acualmente fuerza ejecutoria. nj la
tendra hasta que sea con frmado por v. H. ST
como no 10 espero 10 fuere.
1odo clio procede en- t6rminOs de extricta
iusticia que con1adamente de v. 81. sguardo. |
Puerto Rico de Noviembre de 1901
Muy respetuoeamente,
Gregorio Rijos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-08
Armando.

maria luz la la colocaron de nueyo
frente su hija -. mir6la con ex
preci6n de indecible odiO ...
-iMiserable verdugo! esta vez
eres mio, esta veg no tie me escapa-
rssi
Y sc lanz6 ssbre Ia nina que
convertida en- eststue del Terrory
nada hiZo .por evitar la aggression
que Ia pnDfa en- tan iDmiDente Pc
ligro de muerte.
El aliento de fuego de la loca la
alcanzaba va, sus manCs cTispadas
iban abalapZarse su cuello,
IN rayo de algeria internal amino
las pupilas de Fabricio. -. Pero
Frantz Rittner Sc interpuso como
un rayo entire la madre y la hija.
Cogio las manos de Juana y la re-
duio la impotencia con aquella
mirada magnetica con que Ell do
mador impone su voluntad q Ia
fera, dejandola aniquilada, inerte.
sobre el mismo divan en- que dor.
mia algunos minutes antes.
-lTodo ha conclufdo!--dijo Ell
doctor. La crisis ha pasado, pero
1mdo SSUd oCHOIIUd tOlfCId tCk
la muerte tan de cerca como en-
este momento.
Esta visto que mi quefido con-
socio-pensaba Eabricio entire tan.
to esta torpe hoy: bastaba habef
dejado que la madre ne desemba
razase de la hija, y la fortuna en-
terra de nj ito era para nj.
Eel seilur Delariviere habfa cogidO
q Edmee caSi desfallecida en- sus
brazso.
Juana temblaba como la hoja d
ell arbol; la naturaleza de su extra
vfo habfa cambiado; sus facciones
va 10 manifestation colera, sino
| dolor, y balbuceaba:
-lDios no ha e d o piedadl
| Han ma tado al inocentel
/ Y las lagrimas inundaban su
| rostro, y su pecho exhal6 un sollozo,
/ que acab0 co una carcajada.
-Antes de cinco minutes estara
traDqui.a dijo el doctor; los ner.
vios Sc han dilatsdo, ell suefi0 ven
! dra; pero NADIA de esto hubiera