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The Washington times., 1902-08-08
WESTERN MARYLAND'S LOSS.
Traffic Arrangement With the Railway
Severed by B. Sc 0.

BALTIMORE. Aug. THE baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company has served
notice on the Western Maryland
Railroad Company that it will dis
continue the business turned over to
the latter al Cherry Run. This is a
formality in connection with the threat
ened diversion OF traffic. 1t is the first
blow aimed by the Pennsylvania Rail
road at the Western Maryland Railroad
in retaliation for the plans OF the
Goulds to convert this property into a
trunk line competitor OF the Baltimore
and Ohio and the Pennsylvania. That
this is the object is palpable. Both
President Loree and General Manager
Potter. of the Baltimore and Ohio. are
out of the city, and in their absence
no official statement can be had. This,
however. may be summed up in the
comment Of Baltimore ard Ohio man.
who said:
1T cannot be expected that the Bal
timore and Chic should strengthen its
anita gonist. The Western Maryland has
started out to become a competitor of
the Baltimore and Ohio. azd. naturally,
must expect to lose what business it
had heretofore secured when it wss con-
sidered a friend and ally OF ours"
6sr. F. s. Landstrcet, vice president
OF the Western Maryland Railroad. is
out of the city today. and in his alb
sence there is no official here who can
say what action the ccmfany will take
in reply to the notification from the
Baltimore and Ohio
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THE CHICAGO GRAlsl MARKET.
Weakness Shown in All Cereals, At
fecting Provisions Also.

CHICAGO. Aug. There was little
temporary strength in wheat at the out
set because OF the cash sales here and
at other Western markets of over 1.0OO.-
600 bushels and the sale Of 100000 bushels
here at a stiff premium this morning
The excellent weather in the Northwest,
where the harvest is on, and the weak
ness in the coarse grains, turned the
market down and closed it weak and not
very far from bottom figures. The early
sales of No. l Northern were at 33t over
September. The weather In England was
unfavorable and prices steady. Clear
ances We're $4,000 bushels. Primary re-
ceipts 1000 bushels.
Corn was strong early, followed by a
very sharp slump during the last fifteen
minutes Of the session. The early buying
was accompanied by covering of shorts
by influential interests and it had its
effects. Values were improved q over
the early low and yesterday close Re
newed selling on the rally caused a very
sharp slump and there seemed absolute
ly no support on the way down The net
decline was one cent for the day, but
there was 2is between the early high
and the late low prices. There was some
new England demand for cash corn here
today and 175.000 bushels shi- -ed.
Oats, like other grains. were firm
early, but lost all of the advance and
more later. Receipts were only 179 cars,
Of which II were standard Cash oats
were little better, but finally weaken
ed with futures. Oats were reported by
the Price Current as yielding well.
but the quality averaging poor. Esti-
mated receipts for tomorrow, 100 cars.
Provisions followed grain prices in
general way being ffmer early and
weak later. Brokers working for lead
ng bull interests were the prominent
buyers at the outset, while another class
II brokers were evidentlv selling. There
vas also great deal of miscellaneous
short selling.
Hogs at the yard were 10615c lower. |
Weakness of coarse grains affected the |
provision market
The following are the quotations:
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Washington Grain Market.
Quoted by s. 5. Daish d Sons. pro-
,rietors Washington Grain Elevators.
TIE COTTON market.
Feeling Manifested That the Shorts
Have Been Overconfdent.

NEW YORK. Aug. 7.-Philadelphia in
terests were understood TO be buying
August and so were certain Wall Street
shorts. and to this, together with an
unexpectedly strong Liverpool market
and reports in Southern newsr5p,Is thai
crop conditions east of the Mississippi
are by no means altogether satisfactory,
had much TO do with the sharp advance
in August and the mere moderate rise
in the new crop months.
Furthermore. there is 2 growing feel
ing that there is little tco much com
pany on the short side ard the bears
have been little too confident OF
bumper crop which may after all be
missed, seeing that a great Cear may
happen within the next two months.
The South and Liverpool. as we'll rs
Wall Street and Philadelphia. the. .forc
bought. The following reports were re-
ceived:
Jackson. Tenn, Aug. I've had
good soaking rain all over our section
on the 1st. which now assures US large
yield in this section"
'Senitobia, Miss, Aug. f-Unless
happens to the cotton crop
" "hiNh 10 4-di uaS piODdtit HOW, II VIII
be question of the picking or gather
ing capacity. and as the crop is two CT
three weeks ahead of ordinary we VIII
get an early start. Upon tie whole,
prospects are very brilliant FOR hea3y
cotton crop"
Raleigh. n. c., Aug. 5.-The crcp
prospects in this section are as good
as they well could be, but are now hay-
Ing some complaints of lice, which nave
never been known around here before"
The market closed very steady. with
quotations to is higher as compared
with yesterdays closing prices.
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ARMY ORDERS.

Capt. Frank Greene, Signal Corps, Is
relieved from duty as signal officer, De-
partment o. the Colorado. and will pro-
ceed to San Francisco. Cal. and take
/ first transport to sail from that place
after September l. 1902, for the Philip
pine Islands. where upon arrival he will
report in person to the commanding
general, Division of the Philippines, for
assignment to duty under the direction
of the chief signal officer of that divis-
/ ion
Leave of absence sor two months on
account of sicknsss IS granted Capt VIII
liam NJ. Crofton, commissary, First In
fantry.
Capt. John T. Thompson. Ordnance De-
partment. will make two visits each
week during the months of August and
September, 1902. to the works of Colt s
Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing Com
pany, Hartford, Conn, on official busi-
ness pertaining to the inspection of au-
tomato guns and revolvers, and upon
the completion of this duty will return
~ LAo liObts StdNiOil cANt4 tdtI visit
A board o. officers to consist OF Major
Sedgwic!1 Pratt. Artillery Corps; Major
Garland y. Whistler, Artillery Corps,
and First Lieut.. David NJ. King. Ord :.
nance Department. is appointed TO meet
at Fcrt Madsworth. New York Harbor,
at the call Of the president OF the
beard. for the purpose o. teatinE the
Swasey vertical depression range finder.
submitted for trial by the Warner aEj
Swasey Company. Cleveland. Ohio
The leave OF absence granted Major
Charles NJ. Drake. surgeon. United
States Volunteers, is extended one
month.
Leave OF absence for two months on
surgeons certificate OF disability is
granted Second Lieut.. Edward NJ. Offiey,
Twelfth Cavalry.
Second Lieut. Nelson E. Margetts, Ar.
tillery Corps, iG relieved from duty al
Fort Douglas, Utah. and will proceed
without delay TO join his company, the
l06th Company. Coast Artillery, a.
Sfagway, Alaska.
Capt. William Elliott. commissary.
acting purchasing commissary. St.
Louis, Mo-. VIII make such visits as may
be necessary. rot to exceed two per
month during the months OF August ami
September, 1902, to either Highland or
Greenville. H., on official business per
timing to The inspection of subsistence
stores. and upon the completion Of this
cuty will return to his station at st. |
Louis after each visit.
The extension of leave of absence |
granted Capt. Robert G. Paxton, Tenth |
Cavalry is further extended ten days.
Capt. Warren s. Barlow, Fifteenth In |
fantry, now on leave of absence of which |
ne availed himself at Fort Huachuca. |
Arizona Territory, is relieved from fur
ther duty at that post. and will upon
The expiration OF his leave proceed to
Fort Sam Houston, Texas, and report to
he commanding officer for duty at that
post.
The Washington times., 1902-08-08

New York clearing house exchanges
today were s2O7. .669. .748; balances. sl2,-
226.s51; United States Treasury's debit
balance. s955.sS1.
SiNer-Bar silver in London steady
and lie lower at q 3-1s pence per
ounce. Today's New York price for COM
mercial bars 4 lower at 525s 534i
cents. Government assay bars il lower
at 527sG5iH Mexican dollars unchang-
ed at AZ @43.
Sterling advanced today to nearly 4S3
fiat. The market was very strong on tire
Vienna demand for gold, which was the
feature OF the day. Strength in sterling
at Paris prevented heavy exports OF gold.
Rates for actual business closed as fol-
lows: Sixty days 4.S53s@4.S5a. demand
4.877s Gi.S8, cables 4.SSSs. Commercial
bills were 4%@4s5A The supply of
grain and cotton bills was scarce.
Continental bills were quoted as fol-
lows: Francs 5.1Sls and 5.155s less 3-32,
reichsmarks "a 15-15695 and 95H0
% SIG, guilders 40G40 Lilo and 40 1850
40h.
Following are the posted rates of the
leading drawers of foreign exchange.
The Washington times., 1902-08-08

Gail money in London firmer at 2AM
234 per cent; short bills ? 916 per cent;
three months bills . 9-l6d21s per cent.
Amount of gold taken into the Bank of
England on balance today, el13. 900.
The Bank of England's minimum dis
count rate was left unchanged today at
per cent. the rate established Febru
airy g. At this date in 1893 the rate was
advanced y per cent. The banks cfii-
cial rate now compares as follows with
that of the corresponding week in pre-
vious years:
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THE MONEY MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Aug. money on call
at the stock exchange today opened at
"a per cent, highest 3. lowest "a. clos
ing at ga. Most of the days loans were
at 2% per cent.
Time money was offered in sufficient
smounts to fill current requirements.
which were moderate. Rates. Az as per
cent for sixty 10 ninety days indorsed
bills receivable, 4A@5 per cent for
choice four to six months single names.
51a for others.
Mercantile paper was still in very
light local demand.
The out -of-towu market showed some
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The New York Quotations.

NEW YORK. Aug. THE following
quotations were recorded On the Produce
Exchange:
Cash grain-No. . red quoted at 2AG
2&c over September, (. o. b. afioat. to
arrive. export: No ! Northern Duluth
e12c over September price; No. l hard
Manitoba. lie over September, to arrive;
No. corn. 65izc, f. o. b. afoat export;
No. 2 white, 70l3c, and yellow. 7Ohc;
No. odts. CSC: No. 3 oats. Gle; No. .
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Following are the posted rates of the
eading drawers of foreign exchange:

Domestic exchange-Chicago exchange
on New York city 35-cents premium per
$1,000. against 30 cents premium yester-
day and 20 cents discount a year ago to-
day. Boston exchange and cents dis
count, against and 10 cents discount
Yesterday.
The Washington times., 1902-08-08
CURRENT EVENTS
IN ALEXANDRIA
Movement on to Establish a
Christian Science Church.
Funeral Services Over Remains of Capt
Charles A. Yates-Interment Made
in Bethel Cemetery.

ALEXANDRIA. Aug. IA movement
is on foot in this city to establish a
Christian Science Church here. Already
several meetings have been held, and
hereafter meetings viii be held every
Sunday and Wednesday night Services
Will be held at 903 Cameron Street at II
o'clocl. Sunday morning. sermon on
the Soul" win be delivered. 1t is
thought that congregation can be or
saEized here as 1t is said that number
of people have already manifested some
interest in the faith.
The Washington times., 1902-08-08

Berlin and Hamburg discount rates
declined X and Paris 1-l6 per cent;
Amsterdam advanced X and Frankfort
Lie per cent. Yesterday the Paris
market declined y per cent. and Satur-
day lilo. Open market and bank rates
at important Continental centers re
ported by special dispatches today as
follows:
The Washington times., 1902-08-08
II AND GENERAL MARKET REPORTSa

improvement. Some attractive paper was
offered. Rates. AZ per cent for sixty to
ninety days. 1896 per cent for four,
FIVE. and six mcnths.
Boston time loans z per cent higher.
Quotations at four important points re-
ported by telegraph today were as fol-
The Washington times., 1902-08-08
ST.oo to Frederick, Hagerstown, Har-
per's Ferry, Martinsburg and
Winchester.

Via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad leaving Wash
lnston $40 a. IN. Sunday. August 10, stopping
Metropolitan Branch points en- route. Return
iaS. leave Winchester and Hagerstown 6, Mar
insburg 6:15. iarpcr's Ferry and Frederick
p m. same day.
The Washington times., 1902-08-08

At 4 meeting of the Columbia fire en-
gine company, held last night, COM
mittee was appointed to cooperate with
those of the other fire companies to Sc
cure band fer the proposed trip to
Portsmouth to attend the firemen's con-
yention to be held in that city August
2O-22. Other routine business wcs also
Of
The Washington times., 1902-08-08
New York Stock Exchange. Aug. 7.

The following table shows the highest.
lowest, and last prices OF stocks sold
on the stock exchange today, and the
net changes from yesterdays closing
The Washington times., 1902-08-08
CHEAP MONEY
PRIVATE LOANS

ttITF1 = ,CONiSS
on personal notes without indorser references,
or security; SIMPLY your promise 10 pay, Our
new plan enables everyone 20 secure ready cash
at ohee without incOn, eIIence or delay. Our
method o; conducting loan busirea, i, baset
eli tic word Confidence" more than on .se.
cur1ty." You have our confidence; we have you,
confidence. You need money; we have m;nsy
we don't need. When you fail to get accom.
modated elsewhere. call on US and you will no,
be disappointed. If you have loan now il
VIII not prevent you from securing further &C.
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE ca.
Coz F St. n. W.
Phone. East 2Oo Corner Sixth s..
iua7tf
The Washington times., 1902-08-08
Government Bonds.
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales-After call-Riggs Fire Insur-
ance, 112G7&; Washington Gas, 10111A.
The Washington times., 1902-08-08

The funeral of Harry c. Price, who
ended his life last Tuesday night by
taking 4 dose of laudanum in the Meth
cdist Protestant Cemetery. and who
afterward expired at the police station.
tock place at IL o'clock this morning
frcn the undertaking establishment of
William Domaine & Sons. on King
street. and was attended by a large
number Of his cid comrades. Rev. ]. p.
Stump, cf the Mcthodis. Episcopal
Church souta. oGiciatcd and the inter
nent was in the Methodist Protestant
Cemcter..
The pailbcarers were Me5srs. ". b,
II. c.. Albert. end j. p. Price, and W. B.
ard 7. B. Athey, all ncphews of the de-
ceased. .
The Washington times., 1902-08-08

TIE examination OF applicants fer pc
a!tions in the public colored schools
was commenced this morning by SUI
perintendent X. Kemper. The following
applicants from this city and Washing
ton presented themselves for examina-
tion: Margare; NJ Taylor, Martha Bar
her, Ada May Henderson. George H..
Jackson. Margaret Scott. Mary Louise
Brooks, Hester Webster, Grace C.
Reed, and John G. Beaudhrey.
The Washington times., 1902-08-08
LOAN COMPANIES.
LOANS OF $40
WE WILL LEND you MONEY

On your furniture, pianos, organs. ETC., and
you can pay il back in small weekly or month
ly payments. ABSOLUTELY NO DELAY.
Our business Is strictly confidential; no EN-.
barrsssing questions to ask you. Lowest rates
In the city. p=:=a.s Offices
COLUMBIA GUARANTEE COMPANY,
ei3 Street y. ".
The Washington times., 1902-08-08

Funeral services over the remains OF
Capt. Charles A. Yates. who died last
Tuesday Afternoon, occurred at ? o'c!oci,
this afternoon from the residence Of his
soI-in-law. Mr.. John T. Rafferty,, 2S67
Duke Street. Rev. J. p Stump ofH-
ciatc1. and the interment was in Bethel
Cemetery.
The following were tho pallbaarcrs:
Y. 4. May. Il. K. Field, L. d. Lyles. r
W T. Garnett, J. G. Ccckey. and W. W.
Sherwcod.
The Washington times., 1902-08-08
MONEY TO LOAN.

HONEY TO LOAN at 81 to per cent in suns
CT Sl,OoO to $1,000. on d. C.. zeal estate: Pay
on o and per cent mortgages and begin anew;
al Transactions conducted with economical con-
sideration for boriowerA WM- L. SAUNDERS
& CO.. l401 ST nv.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16

El sefior ae Chatsau Mailly ha.
bfa lido casa de la ssf1ora Richer
en- faction cue galaba 81 mismo, Y
no llevaba Mas que url s5lo criado:
IN lacayito microse6pico ssntado
81 lado. Dogt6 las rlendas las
arregi6. y aaojantlolas luego hizo
que el cabaslo arranoase Y tomasa
ell camino ds su hotel.
El conde .qued6sa IN POGO emo.
citonado despnes de la eseena 1ua
acabaha de representa-. " Dor cier-
TO con verdstdero talen5o framxti.
CO. Ocho dfas aatas fal vsz a.
hrlbiera aVesgonz,.do de an modo
de obrar. Faro rhahi la suerta es.
taba echadas z dissprl9s, en- amor
ss oecia, tooos los NEEDLES SON bue-
nos cuando scouduIcen al 6xitn n
sonus psnsaoa en- este y asf cavlla.
ga 81 momento que volvfa la
esquins de In calle ie Lafrita an
la que vIvfa. .renfa una honita
haIbitaci0n ssituada an 81 nrgns-
piso, del que dependfa ma cnchara
piIra dos coAhes ' una cnafsra nars
cinco Gabsll6s.
Ira el cdnde Il0mhra A gnsto
on ~ casa: nada unne'hIa. cada 49,
jsto, csda dstalle dc Iistorscion 10
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16

stsstiauaban. Habfa sahido rennfr.
cosa rara, la opulencia del banque.
TO q La aobria sencillez del gentil-
nombre. Los cuadros de caza y de
psssa due decoraban su comedor,
que valian muy bien sells mil escn.
oo5, an soberbio Murillo colocado
en- Ell salon, dos Hobb6ma coloca-
as en- ell cuarto de fumar, TN
oroncs chino de maravilloso traba.
10 arsfstico, los cortinaies sombrfos
Q CRISES y IN dormitorio de encina
laliada antigua, testificaban que
le insriraraba horror esa profusi6n
de dorados, de espejos y de relum.
orones, verdadero lujo de cafe. de
1ue hgcen gala CON gran satisfac-
cion clertas reinas de tsatro al.
gunos nom bras de dudoso gusto.
La servidumbre del conde "a
omponla de IN groom de origan
Dri6anfco, de una cocinera yiaia,
de IN negro que ejercfa las funcio-
nss tie ayuda. de c6msra V nj one
por ahtifrasis llamaban <Bola de
Nieves.
xBola ae nieve,. qns estaba en- al
comedor yoluptnosamelate tendjdo
go 40 si,fa, salI0 q abrir 4 81 aEno
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16

UncA dasro sgaos,
gArantiza1o
quia sp6aidps brlaa, quinca petfsc
srpados pisza, os vsdaderoa
gbfan gaFag - 81 Ee2alan dizEnga hri
de Paris
Ano cabaBo bLants 10 dolars Ano para caDao
nte buy arue dollars cabao Drante grusso
Tien7 da Aaio
brapte dollars Pendts (oa senopa ae on
dollars 10 dollars Pendenss
brantfs mhy groegos 20 dclas Pendsn nns V
regao douars Maas Dc lsy Ia ensia Dc PaaIn
ma te De Fl,reacta braatss % dollars
Sc shvian todo ca carheadas
arada . Puerto Rtco.
pedido de
vslof
venido ahtes efsctuar el pago.
azioa, soazadola hlo al
dedo.
No
Cat4ogo uustrado
prador eoRrne devolvsra
Drgiras opresentante general B-
uants
Am: alaska, a. Buya Coso Romano, l04 106 Milan taa)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16

midas las pruebas toda.s de las In
famias de esa criatlra, para cnrar-
me. P1es bien, sAfIora: ST he da
juzgar por esa carta, ST creo que "a
suya Ia letra con Que esta escrita,
ne ahi cue names. por no sc que
misterio 9 encadenamiento de cir.
cunstancias que no puedo desem-
brollar adn, ha lido. caer vuestro
esposo.
I cuando Herminia hauueaba Y
qusdaba anonadad,s bajo Ell peso de
semeiantes revelaciones, cuan a
Vefa claramente Ell abismo que se
abrfa sus pies, e: conde la cogi6
La mano y Sc La estreeh6 con res
petuoso afecto.
-Ahora va cOmorend6is. -diio
-porque exijo dc Nos IN iuramen.I
to-. 10 solo puGdo salvarle. sal.
varos, salyar la foTtuna de yuestro.
hiio, Ia que Sc fuhdirfa en- las ma.
nos de ese mongtEuo como IN lin.
cote de metal en- un crisoI: nero
para este, sefiora, les necesario me
os deieis guar poI mf; es precise
que tengais en- nsi una confianza
ciega, que cada una de yuestraa
acciones sea dictaaa por nf: de este
modo puedo devoaver Ia dicha q
vuestra casa.
Dos isgrimas ds esas que abra-
san Sc deslizaron silenciosas nor laa
meiillas de la ioven.
-Os obedeceret :. contest6 Her.
mln1a como 4 uns hernnRnc.
-Bien, - respcDdio. Entonces
os salvare. anaes6: : A partir de
este ala, no pues Q, no debo venir
aqui: Vuestro nlasido dehe ignorar
que ne Venldo. IeDgo que ser para
IDlos mioI : dajo Herminia CON
IN Tenor subito.-s5 No be verG rnasf
Isl, : resp0ndf0 el cIonde..-Ma.
nans por Ia tard'9, al anochecer,
salld Q PIE del hotel, despues snbid
. IN cocne 0e plaza y cs vais loE
Campos Eliseoss sitar6 yo allf, oil
lao0 de 10 avenfns de Lord byron.
- Z como 81 pareEer dudase Her
minia;- Miraamet--afiadt0 hiand0
en easA Una mlFaaa leal y seEena, ---
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16

la vida de joven, detalles Ique no
deberfa conocer nunca una seflora
como vos.
La joveh Sc Gallo, pareciendo con
Gu silencid que lie fnvitaba hablar.
-Topa&io, sigui6 dtciendo eli
senior Chateau Mailly,ces ana de
esas crtaturas perversas, que ell
inferno pArece vomitar poi suerte,
largos irlteryalos con la ehvoltura
seductora de los angeles. Es mujer
sin coraz0D, sin pudor; sin nlng1n
escr6pulo humane. Hermosa hasta
La exagersci6n, t!ene la mitada que
fascina u enloquece, So voz que
eucanta Y ell genio maqhiaveiico
de la seduction, que no ppseyeron
1amas las mobiles mujeres de nues-
ira sOciedIad. Dufante tres amos,
senoras permanecl entire las garras
de semeja ante monstruo, uue sabe
seme1arse o un angel. IGstuve &
punto de entregarla vida, 'coraz6n.
inteligeneia y mi fortuna entars.
de Ia qua me hIzo derr5char la
mitad. x, sin embargo, era 20 10
que Sc llama IN hombrA expert
mentadO ien la vida, en- slna paIa,
bra, un espfritu fuerte; pses bien,
para arraincarme de entreI las uffas
sonrosadas de tai arpfa, tue nece.
saria una reunion de mas amigos
los mas queridos, constibufdos en-
consejo die familia, IN tribunal su-
premo que reemplazase con la su.
va, mi pHopia voluntad. He cogie-
ron una floche en- mi casa me me-
theron en- una silla de posts dos
de mis- smigos me condhieron q
AlemanIa, al otro lado del Rhin, A
dos 8 tre4sientas leguas Glib ese mi
notauro hembra que me 7evoraba
viYo.
El coude Sc detuvo y nir0 a la
sefIora RDcher. Herminifs tenfa el
color matte de una estatua La vida
parecfa tdlda concentrate isn 81 mi
rada y eSduchaba con ayfdez como
un coDdepado escucha laSIlngnhras
paIabras 1e su sentencia.
Fu6 tlecesario IN sfIo lie Wales,
de cambiIo do aires y de adhesion 4
mis- amiRos, y ademag ei yer reu.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16
BIBLlorEoA De SLA DEMooRAo1As

dIengo Ell aspecto de ser sincere?
Ire, : respondl6 aveTgonzando-
Sc de La dudA que habfa demostra.
do.
Ell conde SIC levant6, la bes6 la
mano y afiadi6:
Tened fa en- mi =. :. os salvare.
AfloS. ..-Y do dos paSos hacia
La puerta, vpiViendo despues. Nj
una palabrasde totio esto, diio,-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16

al q vuestra madre. El buen result
tado dip TODD es & costa Gle este.
Os 10 prometo, - respondi6
Herminia.
ell seductor Sc fu6. deianr7o a
Hermtnia domfnada por crueles
ang0stias, pero LENA de fe " de
esperanza en- aquel hombre oue sir
GuilleImo, ell maldito acababa de
lamar la su paso.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-07
IMPORTANT LEGAL QUESTION.
Pennsylvania Supreme Court Asked to
Decide at Pittsburg.

PITTSBURG. Pa, November Private
Arthur Wadsworth of the 18th Regiment,
N. G. p, who shot and killed William Dur
ham while the regiment was on strike duty
in the anthracite coal fields at Shenandoah,
was placed under arrest today by Consta-
BILE William Shortal of Schuylkill county,
who has held the warrant for him since the
finding of the coroner's jury on the death
of Durham.
This action was the result of a conference
this morning between F. w. Fleitz. deputy
attorney general of Pennsylvania; d. p
Mclaughlin, district attorney of Schuykill
county; Attorney j. c. Whalen, Constable
Shortall and Wadsworth
Immediately upon the opening of the
state supreme court Deputy Attorney Cen
eral FleitZ presented a petition for a writ
of habeas corpus. stating that Wadsworth
was illegally restrained. the shooting hav-
ing been done while Wadsworth was acting
in the discharge of his duty.
The case is now being argued. This is
the first time in the history of Pennsylva-
MIA that the supreme court has ever been
asked to decide such point.