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E. LOPEZ CEPERO
Bo5 Henry Street Brooklyn N. Y.
Admite hn6spedes & prccios mo
Aicos, con 6 sin comida q.

Aauayio del Comercio dc Ia hedustrtd de
~ Magistratu2a Ia AdmtmiStraca6n Sc ha
puesto 4 la venta la vigesima cuarta ediclon
correspondence al presente ano de esta obra
1til indispensable para todos. Eyita per
Clida de tempe; es un verdadero tesoro para
la propaganda industrial y comercial Es el
libro que deoe estar siempre en- ell bufete de
toda persona por insignihcante que sean sus
uegocloS.
Registro de Fabricantes Amcrianos.
El MuSeo Comercial de Filadeltia ha Co
locado un gabinete indice 8 tarjetero, de fd-
bricantes amercanoS, en- los salones de la Ca
mara de Comercio de San Juan, Gale de Allen
MIN. 50.
Los que deseen, consular dicho Registro
podran hacerlo entire s y IL A. M. y y ) p. Me
Register of American Manufacturers.
The Philadelphia Commercial Museum has
placed Cabinet Card-JudeX of American
Manufacturers in the rooms Of the San Juan
Chamber of Commerce, 52 Allen ST.
This is accessible TO all, between the
edhonurs of s II A. M. and lands p M.
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In h0mbre hOnradO.

Senior Editor. -Sirvase informAr
q sus lectores que 81 me escriben con
ddencialmente les mandsr6 por co
rreo en- carta sellada el plan que Sc.
guf y por ell cual obtuve ell restable.
cimiento permanente y compacto de
mi salud y vigor varonil despu6s de
amos de sufrimientos de debilidad
uerviosa p6rdidss nosturnas y par
tes dSbiles y atrofsdas.
No es mi idea conseguir dinero
de nadie; fuf robado y estafado por
charlatanes, hssta perder 10 rs del
gSnero humane, pero gracias 6 Dios
estoy ahora bien vigoroso y fuerte,
Y con dsseo de hacer conocer & todos
este remedio eierto de curarae.
No tenie2do NADIA que vsnder nj
que enviar G.. A. D., no daseo dine.
70.
Direction: e Brant, Box Delray
Mich. EE. UU. 8 1e0. ii
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FletamentOS
en- ell puerto
de NueVa York.
Veleros para San Juan
y Mayaguez.
Hay dOmanda de fIeteS
y eSCaSeS de barCOS.
(De maestro corresponsa1. }

Nuevs York Julio 26 Bsrca
sA'ice Reedu, 8O2 toneladas, Nueva
& San Juan, Puerto Rico. carga ge'
rerAl. tipo reservado de fete.
G0leta eMarie r. Cumminss 489
toneladss, Philadelphia & San Juan,
Puerto Rico, carbon mineral & 81 26
y gastos de puerto.
GoletA <Helen ShRfners, 180 to.
neladas, MAysgtieE & st John IN b
mieles, 6 80. %.
Vapor ing'es <Tynefields, 2257
toneladas, tr&flco antillano, contrata
por un sf1o, carga general.
Id i'd eSir Richard Grenvilles,
1745 toneladAs, i'd i'd, viAje redondo
pcr 9745.
Id id rAbouklts, 2148 toneladas,
i'd id, visje redondo, tipo reserva
do.
Id i'd sAlLwick, 1857 toneladas,
id i'd visjs redondo por 1920.
ID i'd eTorre e If sl., 2O63 tone
ladas, id id, viale redondo por
ESQ.
S3n los mas importantes que Sc
Anuncian momentos antes de cerrar-
Sc ell correo de Ia semana.
Ell movimiento mercantil desde
mi Ultima revista, ha permanecido
muy quieto.
So han coIocado unas pocss Or
denes de maderas del golfo, y hay
demd nda de veleros para traer fra
tos de las Antillas.
Sin embargo, escasean las en-
bArcs clones adecuadas.
La semAna proximA euviare Ia
revista del mercado de frutos muy
pronto 10 del de generos de exporta
ci0n
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mPumtR Vnw de AgoNode Oda
10 om at s as second dhm
PONCE.
De maestro corwespons05

PlsyA Julio 90 Ha fondea'o en-
este paerso Ell vApor esps1o sPio
TX, con vsrisda cergsy un passje
70; Sc Gespacho para Ssntisg) de
Cuba con 2. passjeros y carga de Co
fe.
En- Ell cafe de dom Avelino Con.
zalez sc celebrar&n concielt tos mu i
Gales cada nochs por g popular se'
nor Ramos 6 hij6s
90
La Go nps Il q de los trollys he
colocado unss fsjas bls meas en- los
postes don le hacen las psradag: fde
rA de dichos sitios no parA1a ei tran
via, sirva pues de aviso.
o%o
El partido fe leral proye sta un
smeetitg> de props g sEda p2lftica
en- el Teatfo de Ia Perla 81 que con
curi ira di tirguidos Orkdores.
y 90
H~ falecido en- la Playa don Pa
t ;icio N gron.
Il! buque desirf actor que se en-
cuentra en- puerto hs mudado ell
nombre de eCleausers por ell de Gar
6 ass y se5a f fIndeado en- ensen&da
honda faera de las rompientes de las
gatas, donds estar& nj abrigo de los
vientos.
90
D. Jose Trujillo sgricultor y
comerciante de esta plazs hA embAr-
cado en- ell vspor <Pio TX, con direc
ci6n 10 Habans.
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Ell Director del Banco
de Inglaterra
ha muerto pobre.
ha nuerto

Nueva York % de Julio. AL
abrirse ell testamento de Mr.. William
Lidderiale, t'mo administrator del
Banco de InglAterra, telegtsfian de
Londres, Sc IN vistc con asombro
universal que toda su herencia no
p&sa de $5. 900.
Como jefa del caudaloso bancc,
manei6 en- vida milloues de millones.
Era ademas Mr. Liddardale una
autoridad en- msterias de hacienda,
siendo uao de los f .ctores mas i'm.
portantes del eExequer. de Londres
= IL B .lsa de VAIores de aqaells
ciujad4
El solo hecho de su 4 timo car
so hsca suponsrlt
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In ArZObiSpO para Manila.

r ma, Julio %. -Ademks del
Delegado apost6lico de las Fllipi
mas, ell VAticano nombrarA un Arzo-
bispo para Manila. Els probable
que Sc designe para este cargo al
obispO Sebsslikn G. bhsrt Mcsser
professor de Dsrec o Canouico en- ls
Universidsd cAt6tics de WAshi gton
desde ell aflo de 1900.
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ESCuela elemental y Superior
DE
Ia "PuriSima Conception"

Gale de Ia Lima ndmero 90,
hoy de r. Corero, entire Tanca y
O'Donell.
El que suscribe partfcipa & los
seHlores padres de familia que hA
LrAslAdado defnitivamente su plan
tel de ensenanzA & Ia calle de Ia Lu =
ma numero 80 local veutilAdo espa'
cioso y completAmente iudependien
te.
Glasses de idioma Iugles q cargo
de don Manuel Romero.
San Juan Puerto Rico Julio 1 o
del 1902. Francisco C0rt6s.
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.. InternadOS en- las mOntanaS.

Manila, Julio 22.-Los dos iefes
filipiuos Montsllons y Felizsrdo, en-
cuya csptura estAn tan interesados
los yanquis, lograron burlAr IL per-
secuci6n de Ia poliefa y, atrAvssando
audszments las lfness de esta, sc
han internado con los suyos en- las
montaf1Aa.
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COQSeCQenCiaS
de los discursos anti-pola.
cos del Emperador
Guillermo.
UN PRINCIPE AL FRENTE DE
LA PROTESTA.

Berlin, Julio 18 Los miembros
de L. aristocracia polRca en- ell Reichs
tsg Sc o~ganiz&n secretamente para
rechazsr las invitscfones que reci-
ban de 10 @ orte, como protests con-
tra los discursos de caracter anti
polaco pronuncia4os por ell empera-
dor Guillermo en- Msrienburg. Dice.
Sc que Ell Iprfncipe Anton, de 10 fa-
miiia Radzivill, estk al ffents de es-
to movimiento.
Demandado
por un discurso.
UN CENTENARIO Y DOS BAR
COS ESCUELAS.
Paris. Julio % e ex-Ministro
M. Monis ha intentAdo demauda con
trs Ell general Mercier por nm dis =
curso de cate durante ell per1odo e,ec
toral.
Aver fu6 solemnemente celebra.
do el1ceptenario del ilustre me iico
frances Bichat.
81 <SAratog.s y ell <Emtrepises,
buquss escuelas de Ia marina norte
americans, llegaron hoy { Chebour G
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Para New Orleans.

Ell vapor <San Juan de L. N W
York and Porto Rico S. S. Co., sal
drA de San Juan para Nfw Orleans
en- o oprcximadAmente ell de Agos
to de 1902. Para mas iuformes acer
ca de pasaieros y fstes, dirii iiinse
los interesados las oficinas de di
cha compAf1fa.
S7..2
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TO LET

Fine rooms and one commodion
and well ventilated mirAdor ut rea
aaoble NJ risss- Apply at 70 sR
TnsA Strs t.
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Venta,

Uns buens y acredit&ds farm q.
ciA de ID isla Sc vende en- mo iico
precio: los Sres F&rmac&at COS que
deseen obtessrla Iueden di-igirss
81 apartsdo de correos no l de Saba
M Grande.
q q
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Estadlstica
de la guerra boer.

Pretoria Jalio 12.-Sf gdu 10
O6cina de identification de 10 Cruz
Roia, de los beers, Ell total de las bs'
jas de stos durante IL guerra ha ST.
do de 8. 700 muertos fallecidos de
las heridss y 80 600 peisioneros, de
los cuales fsliecieron 700. Las fuer
z rs beers en- sl campo suofsn & unos
$4,000 hombres
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Tn million en- apueSta.

NV York, Jalio 22 -Ssntos Du
mont lego boy a e,ts ciudsd. Ds
sea hacer una spuessA de uu million
de dollars & que Atraviesa el Os6ano
Atl&ntico en- g!obo.
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lIFon0grafos!!

MAtca sVfctors, ell mejor f&bri-
cado de voz mas clara, y que sc ha
inventado hasta hoy, con nm buen
Bnrtido de escogidRs piezas de canto
Y mtsica.
Sc venden en- ell Gran BszAr de
NovedAdes de Gonzalez Padin Her
manos, San Francisco 86..
s 1879
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I'm SinieStrO maritime.

aamburgc, Julio 23. Sc anup cia
otcialmente ore en- IL collision entire
ell vapor mercante SPtinus. el
remolcsdor Hansa perecieron sho'
gAdss 105 PERSONA.
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DR.. Coll CuCh1
ABOGADO.

ABOGADO.
Fierce en- todos los tribunales.
San Francisco 80.
San Juan P. r
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EN ESTA IMPRENTA SO dark
colocaci6n & dos chieos appendices
cue sepan componar y distrihuir,
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TRANSPARENCY sIANOS SUAyEs BLANCAa
OA3UNDATE prcducidos JABON Gu
embeliecer piei
gp bsPa GS h,Ia a1Aas
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POLICLINICA
del DR.. Rafael del VSlle.

Tratamiento de todas las enfer-
medades en- general.
Operaciones quir1rglcas.
Especiahdad en- afecciones de
los ojos y de las vias urinarias.
Horas de consultas de 2 de
la tarde.
Fortaleza (Allen Street, l6.
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FELIX SANT0NI
AVOCADO.

Arecibo. Puerto Rico.
Para curar un Refriado en- un did
tome las PAsTILLAs, LAXANTEs DE BRoMo
no So ours. La Arma de e. W. GROVE, Sc baya
eada cajta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-15
Draperie

We have very extensive assortment
of Portieres and Couch Covers, in MANY
grades, from an inexpensive cotton to a
heavy silk tapestry.
No matter what price you NAV wish
to pay or whatever combina ton Of color
effects you may desire you will be sure
to find something here to suit you: and
this also refers to our stock of Lace
Curtains. of which we show many beau
tiful patterns In Nottinghams, Irish
POINTS Brussels Net, &c, at prices
which you will find are lower than those
quoted elsewhere for the same Qualities,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-15
Columbia Council Election.

The following named officers were noni-
mated and elected for the ensuing year at
the regular meeting of Columbia Council
No. 443. National Union. held Saturday
night. December Is. 1902. at Typographica
Temple: President. Robert d. Barrett: vice
president, Ambrose +. Bart; speaker Chas
IL. Grenacher: expresident. Elmer NJ
Webster; recording secretary. Joseph E.
Casey (re-eiected): financial secretary. John
Y. Hammond (re-eiectedl; treasurer, Will
liam y. Reilly tre-eiected): chaplain. Fran
els NJ. Hosier: usher. Frank w. Dom; SER
Heant-at-arms. George w. Cox (re-eiected) !;
doorkeeper Richard Murphy (re-elected) !:
trustees. w. r. Kelly. J. III. Craig and G.
NJ Perkins, delegates to cabinet, r. NJ.
Hosier and L. II. Webster: delegate to I'm
medists Relief. +. w. Donn
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Paw a Fraternal Visit.

A large delegation, composed Of members
of the four Rebekah lodges of the District
of Columbia. visited Baltimore Friday
night to make fraternal visit to Queen
Esther Rebekah Lodge of that city. They
were accompanied by the, sovereign grand
representative. William p. Allan: Gen. M
A. Rainey of Marengo Iowa. the head of
the uniformed branch of the I. O. O. F.,
and f. H. Rothrocl Of Queen Esther Lodge
OF Baltimore. The visitors received very
warm reception, and at the close of the
meeting. were escorted to the lower hall,
where q banquet was served. Addresses OF
welcome were madeAby the deputy grand
maater of Maryland. the noble grand and
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DEATH OF MRS. GRANT
&c 10
Widow Of famous Soldier
President Passes Away.
So
HER soFs1 NOTIFIED
GEN. FREDERICK GRANT ON TOUR
OF Duty IN TEXAS.
Given Permission to Proceed at Once
to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. From
the Generals Wife.

Grant, died last night at her home In this
city, 2111 Massachusetts, avenue, few min
utes after IL O'clock in her seventy sixth
year. Her daughter, Mrs. Nellie Grant
Sartoris, was with her mother until the
last, the three sons of the deceased being
at far-dIstant points.
Tt was stated at the Grant residence this
afternoon that General Frederick Grant
Mrs. Grants eldest son. had not been heard
from in reply to the telegram announcing
his mothers death. Mrs. Frederick Grant
answered the telegram sent to the general
by stating that her husband was now on
tour of inspection of the army posts In the
department of Texas, and that she had
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Anacostia Items.

The reception of twenty new members into
the Society Of the Children of Mary of St.
Teresa's parish. at Anacostia, occurred last
evening In that church. There was a large
attendance. and Rev. Father Sterling OF 81.
Matthews parish. Washington, delivered
an appropriate sermon.
An alarm of fire was sounded Saturday
evening for fire at premises No. 121 Jef
ferson street. Anacostia. owned by DR., Sam
uel B. Lyon. superintendent of the Bloom
irgdale Insane Asylum, New York truck
company and two engines responded, when
1t was ascertained that the fire was caused
by the explosion Of a gasoline stove in tele
house. No damage was done.
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Make a Favorable Report.

The Commissioners have made favorable
report to Congress on the bill to confirm
the name of Seward Place" for the space
formed by the intersection of c street south
and Pennsylvania and North Carolina ave-
nues. The place has been popularity known
for some time by the name mentioned and
the Commissioners favor It's continuance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-15

Solid Oak Ladies' Desk; has
r rs5n s pigeon nHsh and large
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Big assortment of Gilt Chairs. in both
upholstered and cane seats; our special
Is a Handsome Chair, upholstered seat;
for Observation-Disclosures. .....- @OoO "
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Suit Against Railway.

The firm of Lambdon & Middleton.
through Attorneys Davis Tucker. has
filed suit at law against the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company to recover damages
In the sum Of $1,000 It is alleged that the
defendant wrongfuiiy delayed the forward
ing of q carload Of oranges belonging to
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Handsome Velour Couch. solid oak
frame, is deep tufted and well uphol-
stored and has open spring CO 2S
construction. Only. .......... apOoVO
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Solid Oak Smoking Table, 14X14-inch
top: very neat pattern S1 Az
We also have many different patterns
at other prices.
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Sons to Meet the 18th.

The Sons Of the Revolution have ar
ranged for meeting at Rauschers the
evening of the 18th instant, when an ad-
dress will be delivered by Mr.. Jefferson
Chandler
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the plaintiff from this city to New York
and failed to repienish the car with ice, tho
result being that the oranges were par
tally decayed and their value diminished
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-15

The private bank Of Hillsbero', Sierra
county. N. Mex, was held up Wednesday
by robbers Cattlemen had Just before dc.
posted some 10000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-15

Gentlemen's Shaving Case. in golden
oak or mahogany. serpentine front,
French bevel pattern pate plate S2Z so
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-10
OMADEON
$3.50
History Of the White Pass
& Yukon Stock Being
Repeatedinthe Alas
ka Central

In 1888 the stock Of the White Pass
q Yukon Railway was selling at sssse
per share.
The same stock is now held at sb5s
per share.
IL earned dividends Of 90 per cant
last year.
Some people thought IL was impose
sible to build the White BASS n
Yukon railway, but they are wtser
now.
A small amount Of the stock of.fhc
Alaska Central Railway Is heing sold
at So per share to bear tae expense
of the permanent survey this suzn-
mer.
The Alaska Central win have a
weather. and more extensive fiefd
than the White Pass 4 Yukon, ana
will be one of the best dividend easn-
ing railroads IN the United StStes.
Those who let this opportunity re
by viii repeat another case Of lost
opportunity that was presented to
them In 1888, when the White Pass
& Yukon stock was ON the market.
Only a small amount more Of tfia
preferred stock OF the Alaska Cen
trial remains to be Sold In Seatt3e,
The fourth surveying party Vlif
sail on the 18th on the steamer
Santa Ana to begin work from Cook
Inlet 20 the Chultina river.
Three other surveying parties are.
already I'm the field.
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ELLIE UNDERWOOD SEEKS
her FREEDOM ON BAIL BOND
oush Charged With Murder First Degree the Wording Of Law
Is Not Thought to Be Strong Enough to Hold the Gr-We
Pathetic Scenes During and After Inquest at Ballard

Nellie Underwood. the child wife
eHwood ia the Ballard infsnticlde
e,ss' viii probably be released from
~ county jail on bonds before night
At } o'clock this afternoon J. T..
Eohald. Mrs. Underwocd's lawyer.
.ypeare1 before Justice Cam with
application for permission % give
TOT MS client An argument
me iaw covering the subject is
~ IN progress. Prosecuting At
sney Fulton 10 repressntins the
AetwithstandIng the fact that Mrs
r5u<fWood IL charged with murder
NE frat degree and would under
In'nary circumstance be refused
81, there - every reason TO believe
-. the magistrate win favorably
','sider Mr.. Ronaid's application.
u Her Guilt Convincing
lns law says that a person charged
.th crime shall be entitled 70 bail
.1espt In capital cases where the
..L.asnce ~ guilt r. convincing and
~ Presumption great. Prosecuting
,n.,.,Insy Fulton said this afternoon
-. -. he state could hardly hope 10
49, Afr. Underwood under this
~,sfnage of the statute.
- L. Wentherwax. Mrs. Under
90 father. Is prepared 20 Mt once
&c bail Tor hia daughters release
-.s said. lie was IN consultation
~ Attorney Ronald for several
rs.1s this morning IN regard to the
a" MI Underwood IL granted nail
~. vi probably return 70 Aberdeen
~ ner father pending her prellfn-
"'h Underwood Be Caught
ke-.esecuting Attorney Fulton stiil
- That Sheriff cudlhee viii not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-10
BLOODHOUNDS HUNT
the SALEM CONvICTS
Tracy and Merrill Bid Fair to Rival Sontag
and Evans

| II IL unknown now whether they
went down the river or went by team
20 Barlow pass.
A team was taken from the barn
OF Felix Labranche. at East Salem.
some time in tbs night time, and Il
Ii thought possible the convicts
merely turned the boat loose into the
river as a blind, after which they
returned, took the horses from the
stables and hitched them TO a light
spring wagon. ~ the latter IL the
correct aurmise the men will be
again located when reports begin to
come In.
$4,000 Reward Offered
Rewards aggregntinR $4,000 have
been offered for the capture OF the
men, and II Is thought this also will
make their escape almost an impoa-
sibility as II Increases the hunters.
The coroner's inquest was held this
morning. but revealed nothing new.
The funeral OF the murdered guards
Will take place today and tomorrow.
Bloodhounds have been secured from
the Walla Walla penitentiary, arriv-
ing here at IL o'clock this morning.
They are now out with the main
possee.
Catch the Trail
Later,-Word has just been re-
ceived here by special messenger.
that the escapes were sighted at 3
o'clock this morning driving the stol-
ca team near Brooks. Both wore
citizens clothing and carried rifles
openly.
The attention OF those who saw
them was first attracted 20 the spent
Appearance OF tho horses. which had
evidently seen hard usage. The men
made no attempt at concealment and
were following the main wagon road.
The chase has been diverted to that
direction.
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return from his long man-hunt In
the southwest without Underwood as
his prisoner. The state is anxious
70 have both defendants present at
the preliminary. and for that reason
the examination before the magic.
trats will be postponed until Under
wood Is either captured or the chase
abandoned by the sheriff.
Wanted To See Her Baby
One Of the most touching scenes
OF M experience I Witnessed yester-
day after the inquest when Mrs. Tn
derwood cried and begged to see her
dead baby" said Attorney Ronald
this morning.
'sMr. Weafherwax and I tried 70
persuade the young mother that II
would be better for her TO remem Der
the baby girl as she last saw It, but
she only said over and over again.
'Oh. my poor little dead baby. must
see you II was against my judg-
ment TO let her see the body Of her
child, as the face was slightly dis-
colored. but I couldn't refuse. Don't
cry. Nellie. / said. you shall see the
little one IL you wantlto.'
In Its Little Coffin
Il had the undertaken put II In
the casket and cover II with flowers.
then she went In"
did you accompany her, Mr..
Ronald - asked the reporter.
NO, no. / did not he replied. u
am 4 pretty tough customer some
times. hut I couldn't bear to hear
her sobs as she looked at the baby.
Her father led her 70 the little cas-
ket and she broke down completely
and begged 10 be taken away again.
'Oh, my poor, pretty little baby ]
heard her moan.
THE little woman was completely
exhausted and had 10 be almost
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carried to the carriage.
After the Inquest" the attorney
continued, two or three old ladies'
came to the little mother and kissed
her and told her to be brave and all
would come out well. She seemed
70 feel better after their visit"
Where Baby Was Born
Mr.. Ronald said when Mrs. Under
wood was driven by the little red
house IN Ballard where ahe and her
husband had lived. she covered her
eyes with her hand and said, oh,
that's where little baby was born"
At the jail this morning she seemed
composed, and was Interested In
reading newspaper accounts OF the
pursuit OF her husband.
As she gazed at hia picture In the
Star Of June she timidly remarked,
That's just the way Paul looked
when we were married; ne ia differ
ent now; he Ii 20 much atouter."
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WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June TO-
Senator Hanna had a long confer-
ence this morning with President
Roosevelt over the Cases Of the
Cleveland federal officials. charged
by Congressman Burton with being
perniciously active, thereby violat-
ing the civil law. After the con-
ference, Hanna said that President
Roosevelt had decided 20 pay no fur
Their attention to the matter. which
at one time threatened TO resolve IT.
self into n national issue and a seri-
Gus split between Hanna and Roose-
Welt -