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The evening Republican., 1902-06-09
Board Of Trade Meeting


The Board of Trade held a special
meeting at $50 o'clock this morning
to take action to secure recognition
in the river and harbor bill now be-
fore Congress. The meeting was
called on account of the action of
Chairman Burton of the river and
harbOr committee of Congress in
having the provision providing for
a survey for new project stricken
ed out. The appropriation OF $50, 900
to maintain the improvement to the
Christiana harbor stands but the
survey was the most important part
of the matter to Wilmington. Some
of the members of the Congress
committee objected to this provi-
sion in the bill because it would
make new project necessary while
under the general law there is am
pie provision for a new survey.
Although the matter is of the
greatest Importance to every Will
mington business man there were
but eight members of the Board of
Trade at the meeting as follows:
William Lawton, w. w. Lawton, A
S. Reed, George Elliot, Captain
Horace Wilson, W. D. w. Dimock,
Daniel Taylor and George Moore.
1t had been expected thai Con-
gresham Ball would be present to
explain what is needed in the mat
ter, but he also was detained.
After the meeting was called to
order President Lawton in a few
remarks stated why the meeting
was called. The subject was dis
cussed for short time when it was
decided to write to Congressman
Ball for the purpose of stating what
the Board wants. The communica-
ton was as follows:
T. Congressman L. II. Ball. Dear Sir,
1T has been reported to this,
board that the appropriation for the
survey for the harbOr of Whining
ton, has been stl'icksned from the
river and harbor bill. 1t is also
reported that Mr.. Burton, chair
man of the river and harbor COM
mittee, IS OF the OPINION that the
body of the bill will warrant this
survey being made.
VIII you please Investigate this
matter and take such action as you
deem necessary, to either secure the
insertion of the appropriation for
this survey In the bill or to secure
an assurance that the body Of tho
bill will want this survey being
made. AS this matter Is OF vital i'm
portance to the manufacturing and
commercial interest Of The city. We
bespeak you hearty corporal lon 10
this behalf.
A commune alton was received
from Colonel James X. Smith, OF the
engineers Corps asking for the max.
Ium draught OF the Christiana at the
shoalest point. The matter was re-
ferred to theharbor m aster for action.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-09
THE WEATHER.

IN the Middle States and New Eng
land to day fair weather will
prevail with slowly. rising tempera.
turc and fresh winds.
Tuesday clear weather will prevail
and warmer with fresh winds.
Wednesday partly clear weather will
prevail ana warmer.
The thermometer at w. G. Taylor's
drug store BOZ King street today reg.
istcred as follows:
7o'clock 10 O'Clock .lo'clock
60 66 IA
The evening Republican., 1902-06-09
PERSONAL
MENTION
pYER--CocpER,

l
The last of series of five society
weddings held in the borough of Me-
dia during the first week in June
was solemnized on Saturday even
ing at the residence of the Hon.
Thomas V. Cooper en- east Washing
ton street, when the Senator's
daughter, Miss Nina Virginia Coo
per became the bride of William
Ashmead Dyer, of Chester.
The decorations were very fine
and consisted of sweet peas, daises,
ferns and palms. The walls of the
spacious drawing room were trans
formed into a veritable bower o.
these flowers, while the greens form
ed pretty background and added
to the splendid appearance.
The bride was attended by her
most intimate friends who preceded
the bridal party as it came down
the stairs and took up positions On
| either side of the passageway. -
A white satin ribbon kept the
| guests from the aisle through which
the party approached the improvis- /
ed altar.
The bride was handsomely gown.
ed in Duchess satin over white lib
erty satin and carried shower bou.
quet OF pink roses. Her eleven att
tendants were richly dressed in
white chiffon, each wearing ashow-
err of white pink sweet peas. The
groom was attended by Thomas v. 4
Cooper, Jr., a brother OF the bride.
Shortly after eight o'clock al Lob
engrin's wedding march, played by
Miss Harriet Pedrick, pealed forth,
the bride leaning ON her fathers
arm, entered the drawing room and
was met by the groom. They faced
the Rev. W. Reese Scott, rector of
Christ p Z. church, under a canopy
of sweet peas and ferns, they listen
ed to the words which made them
man and wife.
Scarcely had the words dropped
from the pastors lips when the cou-
pie were centered in circle of their
friends receiving the congratulate
tons and blessings Of their elders.
A short reception followed after
which the happy couple left on the
1854 train for an extended trip to
the north and east On their re-
turn they will reside at Ridley Park
Joseph c. Seal has returned to
Media after visit to friends in this
city.
David Gray and wife of this city,
We're the guests of Mrs. George
Walker of State Road, yesterday.
James McKeough spent yesterday
in New Castle.
Lorenzo H. Beecher, Jr., of Phil
adelphia, is the guest of Marvin
Megginson, of New Castle.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-09
SquaIl Upscts BOat

The boat in which George Hunt,
james Oldham and William Macy
were returning from a two days
camp was upset at the mouth Of the
Brandywine yesterday afternoon.
The men lost an oil stove and all
their cooking utensils. They were
obliged to do some lively work in
cutting the halyards and taking out
the mast in order to right the boat.
Beyond receiving Il good ducking
the men were uninjured.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-09

There were two alarms of fire
sent il this morning but the dam
age, in both cases, was small. The
first one was from box rs for a
tire between two houses at Com.
mcrcc and Dark streets and the
loss was S25.
The second one was on account
OF slight fire in the shaviugs aud
sawdnst spout at Simmons Bros.
Lumber yard. There was no
damage.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-09
Preparing for Turnfest

Members Of the Turnfest Com
mi:tee visited the Horse Show Park
to ascertain what changes are neces :
sarv for the fest, which will be held
this week. The executive committee
will meet each evening this week to
perfect plans.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-09
Saturdays Rain.

The rain in this section Oh Satur-
day was light while it fell in such
quantities in the lower part OF the
county that the ground was to wet to.
day to cultivate corn. At Clayton on
Saturday night it resembled regular
water spout, and the railroad people
telegraphed along the line for men
to be 10 readiness. They were afraid
that the track at Farnhurst would be
washed away, but their fears were
soon allayed by the agent at Farm.
hurst telling them the rain was only
a pleasant grow ing shower.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-09
Getting Ee.ter.


Mrs Stewart Almond is slightly
betterthis morning, having changed
for the better last night. There is
now hope of her recovery which
will be good news to her and her
husbands many friends in this city.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-09

On Saturday tie Union Fire Com.
pany held its first annual picnic in
Bavarian Park. The attendance was
large and the proceeds will be used
toward equipping the company.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-09

Slntm's Comp. Pennyroyal Pills. Til 6
ladies extraordinary remedy. b. surs
you get tho Comp"
by mai! Sl.0O. 0j Kiugst j
The evening Republican., 1902-06-09

a More h a II
1000 Straw
Thousand Hats for Men
and B o y s.
Straw The greatest
assortment we
Hats have YER
shown; so cents to SIS.
Fine Split Braids 81 to
$3.50: Broad Brim Sen
Nets 81 to $3.50; Rough
Straws 81 to $3.50 Fc-
dora Shapes 81 to $3.50
Guam Panamas $3.50 to
s.; Genuine Panamas S.,
SO, 50, $40, So and SIS.
Full line Dunlap Straws
in fine Split Braids, Sen
Nets, MiIans and Rough
Straws. New line and
styles Manhattan Shirts
i'll to-day: latest patterns
and make-ups. Summer
Furnishings, all kinds.
Underwear, Hos i cry,
Shirts and Ncckwcar.
Open Tuesday and Sat
ur'lay Evenings.
JAS 7. MULLIN & SONS
9Th aad Market Wllmiasl Oh
The evening Republican., 1902-06-09

The A. S. Reed and Brother Com.
rany will do the rcpaving on Ninth
street between Market and King.
The date Of the Alumnac Assocja.
ton reunion has been changed from
the evening OF June 20 to June y.
Members Of the Ancient Order Of
llibernlans in Chester and also a
humber from Camden will conc here
next Saturday 10 attend a picnic Of
the uniformed rank Of the local Ill.,
bcrnians.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-09
M seiights In Vain

Plttsburg, June S.-Della Coch-
rane, Il nurse. fought bravely to save
from suicide r. Smelly Hall, pa
tent whom she was nursing. at Al
legheny to-day. Hall arose from
his bed and said | havekilIed a man,
You are the only witness. No one
else shall know; let us die together. ,
The nurse tried to force him back
into the bed, but he flung her
across the room and threw chair
at her.
lie took a orfrom the wasbstand
rushed at her, attempting to cut her
throat. She parted and he only sue
ceeded in s!ashing the waist Of her
dress. the corset steel saving her.
She caught hold of the razor handle
and was getting the best ofhim when
he icrkcd the blade from her outline
her wrist and hand
Hall cut his throat. almost scvor.
ING his head, and died before a pbv.
stefan arrived. He was u years of
age.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-09

u OR $ Vie - i:OCEfiES, FIXTURES
jc9.4t
The evening Republican., 1902-06-09

H'ORSALE-A LII or BROW N LECHORN
i chickens blood stock. Apply to Airs.
Canning. Gl3 addison street. jc9-3t'
The evening Republican., 1902-06-09

AZ ANTED--A GOOD BOY TO LEAHN
wv the plumbing business. Arnly a!5
Shirley street. i.v.4ts
The evening Republican., 1902-06-09

7 I1otlsand
Straw
Hats
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-03

suene etsrno, vivo y librs, en el pus.
bio qua fue y 90 hoy ciudAdano de
Roma!s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-03
NUESlRO GRABAD0.

I'll Presidente americana Sr. Teo
doro Roosevelt ha estado recorrisn-
do al pals preparando eli terrsno pa
ra su reelection como primer Msgis-
trado 1a To- gran repdblica. Maestro
grAhado d. ma idea de las actitu ses
caractsrf ticas de este personsie du.
rante sus discursos.
Naestros lectores tienen " como
cimiento del percance que suffio y
en- Il que estuvn pique de psrdar
Ia viis con motive de una collision
entire el carruajs one ocupaba y nm
tranvia, G ,lisi5n que caus6 ID muer-
ta de uno de los detectives que 10
acompsff Aba sirvieadole &c escolta.
Aunque eat& todavis lejana la
epoaa de In pr6xima election presi
dsncisl puede dasde ahora assgursr.
se que todos los elemeatos repGb lea
nos de su psfs se agruparAn q gu al-
rededor y 10 nombraran sa candida.
to para Ell alto puesto dursnte Ell Pc
riodo pr6ximo.
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do dc con2etsr una trssgresi6n de II
ley. Todas lss srmas ocupa1as por
msndsmie1to da rsgjatro sexSn con-
sidar&d@s 30 corf3xmidad con Ell
srt{culo 514 de! C63igo de Eajuicia
mieDta Crimiual.
70 Caanso sas necesatio cue
Ia pcncfs diaue'vs un grupo 8 aefo~
que an motfn, lo harAn 90 IL f0rmA
prescrita en- Is Sscei6 36 de, tfcu
10 II del Reg &paeutp. e. smpleo de
In faerZa recesa1is signifies ell eeo
del rot Il In culsta del fGsi pero
sn case de que este resu.sars insu-
ticiente Ii poiicfe ssar& sua arnss da
fuego como dtimo in. Npne& so
deba sacsr revolver 8 ca,g.rse las
carsbinss CON el nero objato de in"
timidar, sino cuRnao ses absolata
melte indispensable. Por ls pTesen-
fe queda prchibi3o en ahanluto DIS
PARAR AL ARE. TODO GUAR
Ola GU e LO HAGA SHRA INME.
DATA MENTE SUSp ANDIDO Y
UE NUNCIADO. Y los OFICIA
LES o CLASSES QUE Or R0ENEN
A LA GENIE BAJO SU MANDO
QUE 10 aAGA, SERAN DESPE
UIDOS SIN MAS JUICIOS.
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0rdeneS q Ia POliCfa.

e Jefa de la Policfa Iusuler Sr.
Techer, d ct6 syer las siguisntea
disposiciones.
10 Por mandate de ls ley, al
pueblo tiene derecho de leanirse
celehrsr meetings pscfficos, cuando
y d6nde le pArezsr, y tods persona
tisne libertAd para decir 10 que le
plaZca, sobre cualquier tema.
Por 10 tanto, les meetings no
podrAn ser iuterrumpiios por ls po.
licia, 6 exception de cu&ndo los ora.
dores personas que tomen parte en
les mismos, empleen 10 fuerza 8 10
violencia 6 inciten ctros pAr& alta,
rar Ia psz p1blics, entonccs eer6 ia
mediAtAmente 6isuelto por IL poll.
cf8, de corformidSd con ell articulo
$50 del Codigo Penal.
20 CuaudO nm meeting estA Gu
ejercicio, lR policfa no permitira 6
nipgunA persona que 10 peYtuTle
con Alboroto, pslabras cfensiv&a, in.
decente conducta 6 tumplto inrece.
hArio y en- tai case Pre- cede1Sp en-
contrR de tales personals, por viola-
ci6n del articulo 85s del C6digo Pc
nal.
80 Cualquiera rersous qua per
mAnt zcA en- ur meeting ceroa da
despHes que In policfs hays ordens
do Ia dispersion de un grupo, serG
inmedi&tAmeute detenid0 por viola
ci6n de Ice artfculos 364 y 369 del
Codigo Penal
40 Cuslquiera persona Que sa.
que mnestre un armA mortif9ra en-
preSencia de dos mas persopsf, en-
formA violertR 6 sment zanta, 6 use
tAl arma en- una rif1a 8 peleS, sar&
defends por viols cion del altfcnlo
$40 del Coiigo Peral.
SO E debar de IL policis Geta.
ner cnAiorier paraora que porte
armRs lie fus e. i rtras arruss pro.
hbid&s. No podr&n registrar & ura
persons on busca de srmss, que pre-
ceda en- f11ma pacfdca Y orden2da;
pero tienen Ell darecho de regi trsr 4
cns Guisr persona Que altere "a pRg
piolicS 6 m psfe hacerlo 6 q0e 80
encuantre embriI gada d. ordenar
do. Las personals que corcurran
una reunion p1h!ica D cualquiera
otrA reunion, portando arms d fue.
go y no teuga licenciA par& levar In
misma, SO considerAr6 como pel:gro
So para ia PSF pdblicS 6 inmedistR.
mente Sc le quitaF& el srma per Ia
policis.
6oComo Sc ssbe ore nm gran
numero de personEs portan armas
sin licencia, el Comsudsnte de ID Po
hciA averigusrA qui6nes SON eaRs
personals. Desprt { : compRYecela on
te ell Jutz 10 Pay rmulat& una de-
pnpci& juradA &por forms y Green
cia1, pidiendo q1e leexpids mn man
miento de registro, cor arreglq & 10
one provee Ia Seccion 5 del Articulo
bo2 del Co1igo Go Enjsi iamiento
Criminal, bssado On el hscho que
tai persons estG en- possession de ma
AgRA con QbjOto de usarla como me.
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BQen TEMPO.

A las obseryAci mes que disria-
mente publi3Amos podemos unir hoy
las siguientss que ell weather Ba'
reAuS nos comuLica.
~TIEMPO. Los faartes sgus
ceros del dfa "a fnsIizaron compile
tsmente In SEGA en- t0da la psrte e
de Ia isis y lss condolences para los
tr&b&jos de campo y para In crecieu
ties c"sechsa SON Ahora favorables.
E los 6ist-itos del centro y o ge
neralmente hay necesidsd de sguE
ceros les cusles serfAn muy f&vora'
bles. La precipitation media que
i0forman de % estAciones es 1.90
pul9ad&s; Ia csntidad mayor que han
ipfoYmado ea s. IL en- San Lorenzo; !;
Ia menor 3s de ru gsda en- Maya
guez. LR temperature ha sido ge'
nerAlmer te moders On con una meaia
ligalAmente bajo lA normal. La ma
yor emperatur2 one han iIformSdo
es $50 en- Btysmor; Ia mas bais
600 en- B srros y Cidra
sCOSECHAS: Las coseche 8
de Arroz y habichuelas recolectsds s
durAnts In Sc 0anR informAn que han
sido cortAs motivRio Ia recierte
SEGA. Sc han sembrsdo slg1n maiz
y bAtAtss, Sc ha sem b ado semills
de tAbAco y preparado terreno psrs
sembrAr mas adeIsnte; en- In vecin
dad de San Lorenzo los semiileros
de tAbAco fueron arrAstrados por IL
creciente del RIO que ocurri6 el ois
"a, y en- ell distrito de Utuado los
tuertes sguGceros periudicsron los
semilleros. pero en- general las se
millAs han nacido y siguen bien. e
plRntio de cana pAra Gran Calturs
es general. La cojida de cafe no se
hA hecho ActivA en- tcdos los 6istritos
debido a 10 Atrasa1o de la cosechs
Las frutas y visndas gene rAlmentt
eatAn abundantfsimas
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Tn h0mDre hO9radO.

Se2ioe Editor. ~~ Sirvass informgr
i sHs lectores que 81 me escriben CON
ddenciSlmente Lea II mandRrS per co
erao az earta sellada ei pisa aVs gs'
gai : por 81 eaal obSave el rsst&bla
ciniento pesnsnsnta y conpscto DIS
nj eai2s y yiGoF vaT1ni! deapa&s de
aaoa de snfEia2ie4t0a do Sebilias,s
nsrxiosa, p&s didss noa urnas y par.
tss a6biies y atruG asaa,
No es mi iaes aoneaguir dinaro
Ia nadie: faI yobaa2 y ssta4aan p2x
charl&tanas. has5a pas6er IL fS Sal
ganaro hgm&no, pero gysoiss 5 Digs
sasoy ahors hian ~igor0ao 2 fuer%a,
Y con desaa dc hscer eonaesr d tu6os
aase rem s?io aissso s5a GE@arae.
No teuiaado nsGe eua vanaar nj
qaa enyjar G.. a. D., NO aosso dina.
70.
Biracai6n: -. Brsnt, Box Dalr3y
Mich. LIE, UU. S $50. II
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UN DISCURSO
de Gabriel D AnnQnziO.

En- nm banquata que en- Trieste
eierR, en- honcr del c6lehre noyalis-
to, Ia so2ie6ad ,Rrm6nica-d smAti.
cs, en 81 Hotel de la T5ctorio, D. An.
runzio, qua visitabs los puartcs aus.
triscos Gel lar Aari&tico, pronuncio
eats brillantisimo discurso:
sCiertamente, cusndo nscista go
hre estgs tdEbi3as ondas del Adria.
tieu, al Sgails romans de TArgebez
sa cernfA con venturogo sugurio So
hre TIA ce, ulas cnps; mas, hoy td,
Sguila lGti1s, en tn vuelo sorpran-
oev is devu6lven0s ese augurio sfor-
tuna3o pSrs II y para noeotros.s
Ssludado par un estrneudoso
aplsuso, So slzo Gabriel D. Annun
zlo.
Despu6s de dirigir un ardoroso
sSlndo a Atii IT, Hortia, Ricardo
P=Gteri Y E jose Cabrin ausents, el
pceSa prosigui6 aa esta forms:
s!Grac1&s doy & todos vosotros,
generosos amigos, entire los cusles
dascnbro ot:os hermanos en- el arte,
los que me es dulclsimo expresar
mi soiiao y cseeiente sf4cto, puesto
one ellos con viri 8 irgenus fcen.
Qlezs me han tendido la msno ,&bo.
rios@ gus socorfe y que combate por
las hermosss idealidzdes que he
raos eonsagrado nusgt1a vida toda
entera!
~Vardsderamante, 81 vale L. f6
Goustautenente maatanids entrs tan
to vscilar y osourecerse de 10 con-
ctancis itslius 81 es nerito ei hsber
a. 1fSA L. b.
tructio!e palabrs del Dante, Ell torno
s o cual nuestcss almss esGuchsn
oanoraar les ondas del Q1arnaro CO.
mo en- 6erredor de ana GRANTEES
in&gen: si hay virtua en- hhber alza.
dc IL voz en- lss horss amargaa. para
defender, para amonestAr y para
conDoamorar con acento hacho viril
por lss cOntenidss Angustias; 81 vale,
en- fC, la vibraci6n inexpresabla de
sgrsaecsmiento que sacude mi cora
z6a an estos instantes, no me creo
inGigno de ser amado por vosotros
nj de que me- abraceis como un her
mAno.
%Psro est i, vivo tsstimonio QUE
mo ofreceis 10 conozco--trsscisn snds
mi persons 81 arte & que estoY con-
sag 90. oQy eubFa VO6Utfos IN D a.
regTino de l. Itslia. que deada ell
Tioer y f2asde ei Arno, .desda los
grandes dfas pstsrnos da Ia gente
latina, lega 81 Iconzo y al TlmaYo,
an quo vive sun Ia nemoria del D
te. Soy IN paregrino de ls I5slia.
veniao squf & coDfirmar Con su labor
el amor ind6mito>, & Ia glorioss. ben
| sits 6 immortal leuguA del Dante
He tantido ardes en- el entu siasmo
ds vusstra scogija l. llama de vues
tca muda felieidad.
| <Dicho mo fac que en- el removi
do conts at aarta de los Alpes julia
nos Sc oculta el altar de un Martir,
sabre el cual todos los masses G2e Me-
yc SO celebra et eficio divino se
prsnda uns nueva gairnalas.
<No en esta altar subtsrraaeo
st1o en- cteo, cavaao an Ell alma mis-.
| ns del Aariasioo, qaiaco 20 elevsl
nj plo gafis y aaspendsr mi ex-vcto
<iQae el idioma en- que fp6 fra
gus6o> see verso, para nosotros sa.
cfoaanto como una ley ravelsda POI
Ia Nstural; ga y per Is Hiztoria, re-
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D0SCuDrimientO
pfohiSt0riCO
en- Mexico.

En- el suhspalo Sc uua ossa rui-
mesa t5e Is ciu9ea de Paah!a Sc ha
desgubieyto una vasta gala,fs arb.
terg&nes y enyns parodas estan de :.
ccrsdHs cor solos.
A los tol59css So striouye la
construction ds ss.g fsaleria.
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Por Ia mujer
COStarriCenSe,

El Gohierno de Costa R'cs, de
seando fscilitsr q las muieres al de
sempf d de ciertos puesto p1hlicos,
hs crasao clases de CO ontsbiIid ID, ts
legr>t1a y taquigsafis a cargo de los
pr. ssores Mora: E+calanta, C.s.
tro y Montu iol. Tres te6oritas
ocrnan ys puaatos en- L. Dlricci6 Z
6e Esss distica,
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Declaraciones do Nacimiento y
Defunci6n, en- ala Correspondent
eia.s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-07

makos great leap from the palm ana
''uShrs down through the hlmsy roof into
the room. When ! heard the first noise.
lie was Ia the house But he hadn't found
el".piu' place to some other corner. o.
btmtn ~, fair on d bed holdn' the white
ba!ted servant Emilio, they called him.
au' grlppel hls neck in way I've never
seen '9uHllcd-uot even by rom Rourkc's
bull terrier, an he hud q Jaw with bind
IA screws. When / entered they were
sashshayi In 10 an fro over The floor like a
couple O twlstln' suakcs, within an roi.
IN ana thrashln abbout. First Bcnito
would have the call an then Emilio
took hand at the beginniu o. tho third
round, an for a minute II was n battle
royal Benito didn't Ike the interference,
an wouldn't Aght square, so / took the
butt of me gun 90 him, an when he came
&c. he was tied to the ed with Knot
ihat Would't slip He went on IKE n dog
Mth hydloiohy then. and onct, when tnc
eyes nulgod an he's nearly bit out his
tongue The curSin' he did was most out.
luaeous and powerful"
What uboat the servanty' asked o
A"cug recruit.
"oh, We mean Emillo-he was the last
Bonltu lid for an we buried MIN next
cav lu the garden. When the death rate
came down from up country. folleriu' IN
tr mguiuus."
Mat did you do with hlmY' questioned
another.
"Who?-Benlto? Oh. we hung him udlly
4'@, mornn' in the plaza The last thing
ho did was nearly chcWin' on the thum o..
bHNny KINGS an all the village turned
out 10 see IT, After he had been hanglu.
d day, tEc little woman took turn
through TO huyc a look but you must re.
member she was troptc, an he had
housht hrr body an soul, like the shell
% Chiucst couue."
Sergeant MacMunus hled his pine again
from the store Of green private, ana
prepared to mlly forth into the street.
stopping at the door he delivered this maj
word
An all that came from woman's kiss
q native woman's kiss A line o. terror
am red blood from Dagupan to san Fer
a. yellow haired cap'en was sorry for The
slave o a pothcll!-7 nigEer. tell We TINS
cause You fclldrs are goin' up country, an'
ne a hne thing for We to hear"