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LluViaS tOrrenCialeS
prOdujerOn un 'derrumOe en-
LareS
Jovenes que Sc prep3ran
para lngresar en- la
Normal
LOS SEN0RES VILELLA HAN ms
TALAD0 EN- SU TERRAZA UN
''PLUVIOMETRO"
(De maestro corresponsaD

Junio 3.-Por { f soto de IL torrsn.
cisl lluvia de aver hubo un derrum.
be de una pared de material en- los
bsj "a da Ia casa que ocupa ell Guar
tel de la Pollefs Insular. El local
del derrumbe esttba habitado por el
vecino DON Antonio Marquee NO ha-
bienao que lamentar ninguna !des-
gracia.
Los ciuaadanos que 80 pregtaron
gustosos 6 dar la fanzs para Ia Ii.
bsrtad del cabo aefior BAlbSs. fae-
RON los sefiores don Pablo Vilella
Pol y don Fe * Antonio Rodriguez
y no an seflor Pef1a como aparece
en- mi revistR & TINA.
E dis del corriente aaldrAn de
esta poblacion CON direction Are.
cibo las estuaioeas sen oritas Monse-
rrata Comusada, Consuelo Gonzalez,
y el ioven Juan Soto, CON obieto de
xsminarse para ipgresar en- 10 Nor
NAL, en- las 20 bscas pArs jovsnes
p0bress
Muehos SON los j6venes estudisp- So
tes que se prepAran para concurrir
6 los exkmenes generates del II de
Junio. La iuventua lart ia tiene
mu; no entusiasmo p0r el Profsso-
r&4o.
Han siao nom brados guardias in
sulsres los vecinos de este pue bic
N NArciso SANCHEZ y Pedro Csban,
Les fslicitamos.
El cuerpo interior de 10 iglesis
cato lea Sc estk pintxndo 10 mismo
que por faera del edifieio Sc hiciera,
en- beuefi ,io de- ornate pdblico.
I IN -
O DGf1a CAndslaria Abrsu, espcss
de don GAviro Garcia, comerciante
de esta plSzs, pasa por la pena dc
haber. perdido en- Arecibo ma so
brino don Rsfasl Dslgado, que fa
lleci6 en- aquel pueblo.
Darante ell mes de Mayo celebra
ron e sstas de Cruz las fAmilias Bn
det Perez y Garena.
En- 10 azoteA del comereio de lol
seflores Vilella hernanos ha instR
lado don Pablo Vllslls L'ovat nj
RpArato llam8do "pluvlomstro," pa
ra conocer las pulgadas de agul
caiaa en- Ia pobl&ei6n durante lol
| Aguaceroa.
Movlmiento de 10 ofcins del Re
gistro CIVIL sn ell rnes de Mayo pc
sAdo. D. fanciones, so. N acimisn
tos. 83 MAtrimonios, 13, habieRac
hAbido durAnts dieho mes nm ku
msnto de pc blaci6a de % personas
MortAlidad mensual comparative:
1900. II; 1901. 80; 1902, 38; 1903, 80
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H0rfaDdad ydeSamparO

Sc encuentra grsvements en- b
yam6n eLferms dof1a Dolores Cor.
doves viuds de G sigsl.. Hoy hA re-
cibido les sacrsmentos espirituales.
IL referiaa aefiors que 81 expirar
deia 6 su virtuoga hijs Emilia, des
ampArads, ri no hsy una msno carl
tativa, que Sc haga cargo 6 la que
siemprs ha sido nm dschado de vir.
tu6eg.
La cSridad que ha sostenido an el
lecho del d3lor & 10 nadre 5e Eni.
lis; qaizks se apiaae de 6sts, y sn.
cuentre abrigo al l&do de nm ser ca
tisativo 81 faltarle Ell abrigo de los
maternales brszcs iDlos Quiera cue
sef sea!
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HUELGAEN FILADELFIA

Nos dicen de Filadelfs que unos
setents y einco mil obreros de fk'
brieas de teji los de squells ciuasa
SO han aeclaraao en- hue'gs, en- de-
manda de menos horas de trabsio.
PArece qae los pstronos no han
querido accsder & las exigancias de
aquellos, y 10 huelgA Sc ha impuesto
por 10 faerza de las eircunstsncias.
Haho en- sqaslla ciudad IN mitin
6 que concurrieron representes de
35 eunioness distintss. = por unani'
midaa Sc yot6 IL huelga de los obre
ros de teiidos.
Qaedaran, pHes inactiv&a las fk'
bricas. hasta tauto que los pstronos
puedan sustitair 6 los huejgu .stas,
6 qae 6stos reg eesen los trabsios,
no sin csusar antes Alganas vfeti
mas, como sucede sn cases tales.
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JUNTA ESCOLAR
de la Isla de Vieques
PUERTO RICO

En- cumplimianto de 10 que dispo'
ne la seccion 81 de IL VICENTE L*y
essolar, ests Junta ha asordsdo g. ar
IN plszo de 25 dias para que los
prt fssores graduados y rurales qae
aspiren 6 ser contratR&os en- ekta
municipalidaa en- el pr6ximo sf1o,
presenter 8 remitan por correo sus
solieitudes antss ael dis 26 del &e'
tual & Ia ofcina del Sscretario calle
De IN e Espersnza aeompsnaSos de
certif sAdo creaitivo de hallarse en-
condiciones psrs ol dessmpeno de In
escuels que prstende.
Estz Janta Sc propone contratar
y asi 10 har$. aqusllos pre- fesores
que mejores nutas posean en- su pro.
fssion y 10 rsfarenciss GO tiafaetorias
en- sns eon4iciones morales.
Viequss, p. r.. Janio 10. de 1903
Vo Bo II Peesiaente, Modesto Rio Cg'
mo. - 81 saeretario, T. Quinones Pa.
chec0 d5a
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RELACION
de los maeStrOS que han Obte-
nidO mas del IS 0lO en-
los dltimOS eXamenqS de ingl6S

San Jaau: )nsfs Noel, PriGcipal,
96.2; Guillermina Gonzslez, Pfinci
pal, 95 %; Mercedes F. J6uregui,
G1 AIDED. 97.17.
FsjArao: Fernando E Rodriguez,
Principal, 96 4.
Humscao District: Gsrarao Sell6s
Salss, Graauado, 95; PAscual M,
BArreras. Rural, 96; Gsr6nimo Bs.
rrfos, Rural, 95.
GuayRma: Carlos M. Mnfoz, Prin'
cipal, 81 5; Henry Huyk ,, Principal,
So; Juan J Alsierx, Grsduaao, 96 8;
Joa6 J Padllla, Rural, So.
CoAmo: Serafn Nd. Natal, Rural,
96.3.
Ponce: Atfstides Mcll, Prfnci pal,
SO; Francisco Roariguez, Graauado,
96.25.
Yauco: jose P. sauchez, Graded,
96.
San GarmGn: Abrs han Toro Na
zario. Grudusdo, So; Domingo Pa
naini, Rural, 95 SO.
MAyagusz District. Fernando r
CuevAs, Grsauado, 96; B ,nito Cum
piano, GrAdusdo, 96; Pablo FoucAud
Rural, 95 s.
Aguaailla District: Urbano Perez,
Rural, 95.
Toa Ats: Juan Rodriguez Cepero
Rural, 93 25.
Bayamon: Josefs Morales, Rural,
| 95.5.
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Noble dana COnSa-
grada al magiSteriO
que una ley inhumana
abandona por haber
cumplido 90 amos
(De maestro corresponsaJ

Vegs BbjA, Junio 8 LA respeta.
BILE dams dt f1s Gnmersinda LsjarA,
vIuda de Rodriguez. .competente pro
fesora graduada do este pueblo, y
que ha veDiao ejerciendo por mas
de vsinte amos, hoy Sc v6 privada de
aeguir en- el Magisterio, por cobb
jarle 10 shumanikaria ley. que eli.
NINA & los prt fesores qua terg n
m&s de 60 AMOS.
RecompsDEa meri fsima & aus afa-
nes y desvslos an bien del Pre- greso
Intellectual de sus p&issnos.
iCaanta aherraci6n y cuknta in.
famiA!
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SON ESTOS SUS SINTOMAS :?

rredilecci6n nj onanismo, emisiones de dia de
STs" Sn sexo e opuesto al entretener ideas
s.tsctvas; granos, contracctones de los musculos
nirntos sutno voluptu osos sofocacione",
iendencias q dormitar dorm1r, ssnsacion ue en-, M
de ae 20 las idea
dolores en- las pelras en- los mtisculoe sensaci6n
dc tristeza de saientos inquietnd, isita n az DC
rues decualquier esfuerzo pequeno, manchas fN
iantes ante IA vista, debilidad despues del act
VsfIerzds en- la sila ruido silbido en- los oidos.
ez msnos R,es f5os te9r He
impotencia parcialo total derrame prematuro
tardin, p6rdida disminucion de losSdescos, de-
i, debiI~s dyspepsia, etc, etc Aigunos % de- esos
sintnmas son advertencias naturales para un
hOmbre que debe recuperar sus enervadas fuerzas
yitales, 2 yendra . ser press Dc alsuns fatal
Nosotros soiicitamos de todos los que'sufren
&c alguno de los sintomAs arTtba enumerados,
omm CON nSes5I 5nt compsa
especialistas que han tenido veinte amos de ex-
del sistema sexual, y quienes pueden garaptizar
una curacioR radical v permanente.
dandonos todo su nombre direction, edad ocu.
paclon al es casad0 soltero, cuales de los ain.
iuuas nOmbradOs se le han manifestado I'd, Y
Ta
rud4y cnidsdosarnento su case igratisl inform.
iIei"tt (lias en- sl que e efectnara nna cuTseion
vsoPosD SSpei s. "a nos
eT en- Dc e f. s pais c9
1srs Ssrs f0 !" las msdcinaS reqaeras por correc
'ertltCado, tan prontO como nueetra Junta de
medicos haya 6ecidido el complete tratalni IT'S
que I'd debe someterse ~
COM PANIA ESPECIALIsTAd del N0RTE
76l Vincent Bldg Broadway & Duane st.,
y New York, E, U. de A.
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Mas de tres mil
bdIgarOS arreStadOS
Los rebeldeS fuerOl VOladOS
con Su prOpia dilamita
(De. maestro oorrespoosaD

Nusvs York Mayo 28.-Dicen de
Cor star tinopla, NADIA menos que en-
IN despacho Official, qae, como 8 600
k1lgaros han side arreatAaos en- Us
kub, Monaatir, Sal6nica y las villas
6el Adrian ap lis. y en- Ia FRO oia
CohstRntinopla.
Payece como que los rebelaes bdl.
garos de Smeraesh fusron velados
CON su propiE dinAIits. Hsbf an &eu
mulado gran c&nti4ad de 6sta y otras
municiones de guerra, las enRles hi
cieron explosion por las balas de IL
srtillerfa tures, resu,tAndo multitud
de muertCs.
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P6rdida de CaballO

Ser4 gratifieado quien de noticiaa
& don jess Philemon, 'de Csyey, de
an eabsllo color zaino obscure, de 6
cnartas de al ada con una pata ira
sera con maneha blancs, unylucarito
en- 10 ffente y las letras J. y P. enla
za&as sn 10 narga dereehs, que desa.
pRfeci6 el viernes l5 del corrianta.
DIS
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COLOCACION

Una laborioRa sefiors. sntsndida
en- todA clase de trabsjos dome 6sticos,
costuras, eteetera, deseR eoloearse
en- una casa de familia. En- estas
pfcinAs informAr&p.
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Kiosko COLON
(En la plazuela del mismo nombre)

hay aqui cuanto pueda apetecel
el mas exigente parroquian, refres-
cos, icores, tabacos, cigarrillos. LIE
CHE BATIDA, la mejor que Sc be-
be en- San Juan.
Los sabados y Domingos, CENAs
BIEN CONDIMENTADAS.
Y desde este delicioso sitio, Sc do.
nina ell bello panorama de la bahia J
Sc respira el saludable aire del mar,
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NueVOS teStigoS de
cargo Y deSCargO
son oidos en- una investi-
gaci6n en- Anasco
.(De astestro corrssponsoz) }

LIE 3la1eSET0 cOTTeSPOnS0G)
Junic, 3.-LA Information munis
cipsl ha cor tinuaao, cit&udosa nue..
vos testigos de cargo, qua deban de-.
elsrsr. segdn 10 que arroja el expe.
diante.
Eotre los tastlgos- de csrgo no
10 Investigation municipal, Sc en-.
eHentran ell cAmpsaino Lugo. el Pre-.
sidents del Ayuntamiento Mr.. Leon
GarSire, el jovsn aon Gerardo We.
Iez y Ia veeina llamaaA Tals. An
tsriormente habfa deelarado tam :
bian, como testigo de cargo, una We.
Gina llamada Monserrats.
Entire los testigos de IL defsnsa,
NO menei 2nados, denen citarse Va
lerio Gsz nan, copserjs del ~Cfrcu :
io>, Ell a odito italiAno don Vicente
B1rltta, el farmace 1tico don Fran
cisco Rodriguez y Ell empresario de
eoches don Jose Ma. Paz.
Los taetigos de 10 dt fsnsA sa&c
PAar6, vkcunador y ayudante del
tficial de Sanidad, que cesa Ell dlti-
mo de Janio, por ocupar 10 plaza,
M praeti 'ante CON .tftulo, y Emilio
Porras, subaatador de gsnado, pre-.
gentan So declaration, por escrito,
m&sHbien que defsnaiendo al ofisisl
de Sanidaa, acussndo oil aleAlde, CON
cargos pol1ticos, que eonsilera el
p1 olico falsQs.
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En- ssta Imprsnta 90 vande papel
yisio { s2.40 quintal
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HOMBRES DEBILES
RECOBRAD VUESTRO VlGOR
La DEMORA ES PELIGR0SA. =

parece que el Creador ha ordenado Que despues
de la sangre el huido yit2l seminal SEQ Ia sun
slguua peraida Contranatural de el prouuclra
sirmpte results ados dpsastroSos
Mn,hos hombIes han muerto de intermediates
corIientes taIes c mo las del corazon del h1gado,
d- los rifiones, enfermedades punonares, etc &,
i,oni6ndose asi q ser faciles victimas de estas
enfermcdades cuand0 alguDas catas de nuest as
medicinas, tomadas a tempo habIian inpedido
estas deOilitant tes perdtdRs, ast preserVando su
vitattdad para Iesistir los ataquee ue esas pel'
EsrOaaS intermediates.
Muchos hombres han llegado lenta, pero segura-
nenie d nm estado de demencia ipcurable causa
dr rstas perdidas, sin saber la verdadera causa
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,ESCOLAR
De CABO ROJO
SECRETARIA

Sc haca sabsr & los sef1oras macs.
tros aspirantss las sscaelas pd
blieas de esta munieipalidad, que ell
plazo para 10 admission de aolieitu'
des espira ell dia "a del corriante, 40
gun &cuerdo de Il Jants.
CAbo Ro;o. JUNO 1 da 1903 Ell
Sasretario, Enrique Lopez De1gado.-
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mires.
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WA - A'SA metros para medir ell orc,
plata y metales ocultos Nuestros instru-
mentos son los 'mejores Catalogo gratis
Dirjg'rse P. & M. AGENCY, Sta. A.
Palmyra, Pa. u S A.
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oa
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VILLAR 6kC CA.
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POLICLINICA
del DR.. Rafael del Vale.
Tratamiento de todas las eR1er-
Medades en- general.
Operaciones quirurglcas.
Especiaidad en- afecciones de
Los ojos y de las Was urinarias.
Horas de consultas de 2 & 4 de
In tarde.
Fortalez& (Allen Street, 10.
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CREDlTO Y AHORRO PONCEaO

SW sitatGci67a en- la to4'de del 81 de
Mayo de 1908.
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SHPRGSA DE VAPORGS
De soBFSlNOs DE HERRERA

o
de Uuba Baracoa
el
70 amer Il Aguadina
ooN PUERTos oITADos
apetsodA nsdn
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-22
TWO SATURDAY bI0Hr ARRESTS.
Woman who Ghsws airs and Sneak hief
Under a Eouse


The police made ,"o captures last
night, botu of which created exelte.ls
ALI the parties are negroes.
Betsy Shaw, drunk to the bowling
point got In a rucus with her sister,
Dotsie Bridgers, at. their home corner
New Bern avenue and Bloodworth streets.
They scrapped and scratched and bit,
Betsy Bringing the blood from Dotsie's
ear with her teeth. When arrested Betsy
was sullen and would not walk so Office
Banks provided a hack, and Betsy, yell
ing like a Comanche Indian, was brought
to the calaboose and locked in, still yell
ing. Dotsie walked and old man Boscow
Massey, who saw the fight, was brought
IN also.
Dave Perry, strapping young negro,
also landed in the city jail after looking
al officer Rogers pistol. He was detected
in the lot at the rear of the store on
Wilmington street kept by Mrs. Wilson,
and notice was sent the police station.
When the officer arrived Dave ran and
the officer pursued. Finally Dave darted
through the residence of Mrs. Hales on
Morgan street near Blount and hid under
the house. Officer Rogers located him
and pulled his pistol, so rather than play
ing the star part in "The Human Tar
GET Dave crawled out, meek as a lamb
and with sad countenance was escorted
tc the city prison.
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Alamance's Fair Marshals.
Especial to News and Observer.

Especial to News and Observer)
Burlington, n. c., Sept 19.-The assist
ant marshals for the Alamance Fair Sc
lected by Chief Marshal B. M. Walker
are as follows: Messrs. Manley Baker
L. G. Ross. w. j. Stafford, Lyman Muir
ply, and j. G. Freeman, of Burlington;
Theo. Pomeroy, B. B. Holt, Will Holt
Will Albright, Jim Foust, Graham; J. G.
Bradshaw, Cedar Cliff; L. T. Barber
Swepsonville; John Corbet, SaXaphaw
Walter Anthony, F. d. No. l. Ed. Thorn
son, Mebane; Andrew Maynard Stain
back; Harrison Walker, F. d. No. 2; Ed
Boswell, Stony Creek; Kennett Cant, AL
tamahaw; Holt Laird, and Geo. Black
wood, Haw River; Presly Harrelson
Tony: L. Banks Williamson, Glencoe;
Waddell, Carolina; b. B. Fonville, Nc
Crary; Lon McAuley, Chas. Aldridge, I'm
ion Ridge; Geo. Garrison, Henry Bornes
Elon; Jake Coble, Mt Pleasant; jim
Stroud, Oakdale; Ben May, Brick Church;
Tom Wharton, Whitsett; j. c. Kirkman
Liberty; Salhe Homewood. Alamance;
Will Bason, Mebane; Ed Ray, Haw River
Any of the above who cannot serve are
requested to notify B. NJ. Walker, Chief
Marshal.
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q Need a Laugh,

The saying Laugh and grow fat" is not
an exaggerated one, but has a foundation
in fact. No truer words have ever been
uttered than Laugh and the world laughs
with you, weep and you weep alone" 1t
is a well known fact that the hearty laugh
in which a man or woman INDUCES tends
to prolong life as it makes the blood move
rapidly and gives a new and different slim
illus to all organs of the body.
That wonderful remedy, THAT Imphu-
dent Young Couple" is prescription that
contains all the ingredients that produce
laughs, properly prescribed by the charm
ing comedienne, May Sargent, and ably
assisted by corps of students, nurses,
etc. The prescription is to be taken in
three doses between 2:30 and $50, and
and IL on the afternoon and evening,
Saturday, September 26th
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announcement rom Gov,
Aycock YESTERDAYS Settles
the Question

Governor 'Aycock stated positively yes
terday to a News and Observer reporter
that there would be no lease of the At
lantic and North Carolina Railroad.
This finally settles that much-mooted
question that has been on the lips of PEG.
pie interested in railroad matters for
weeks. 1t will be remembered that two
distinct propositions were made to the
State by Mr.. W. W. Mills, of this city,
and Mr.. H. L. Finlayson, of Goldsboro.
The first one was to pa- a rent OF two
per cent fat for fifty years on the capital
stock of three million dollars This was
rejected by the Council of State without
much delay. The second proposition was
to extend the road west of Goldsboro for
a distance of fifty or sixty miles, and pay
a rental of two per cent for fifteen years,
three per cent for the next fifteen years
and four per cent for the final twenty
years, making an average rental of three
and one-tenth per cent year.
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Low WILL BE DEFEATED.
The Majority gainst Him Will be Very Large
if Democrats are Wise.

Mr.. Josephus Daniels, editor of the
News and Observer, who went to New
York last week to attend the annual
meeting of the Associated Press, has re-
turned home.
He was reelected a member of the
Advisory Board for the Southern Division
OF the Associated Press.
Asked about who is the favorite in
New York city for the Democratic presi-
Dental nomination, Mr.. Daniels said:
The people in New York city are not
even thinking about the presidency They
taken an hudred fold more iterest IN -,
mayor of Greater New York than they
do in the president of the United States.
In fact the average New Yorker thinks
MS city is bigger than the whole country
and sees much more to engross his
thoughts on the island than in the bal
ance of the Republic. Just now everybody
is talking city politics and you do not
hear national politics mentioned except
by newspaper man or some other broad
minded patriot now and then"
who will VIM
The general impression is that if the
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Novel Ice Cream.

Dughi, the wizard in the art of ice
cream manufacture, has again distanccd
all competitors. He has discovered a pro
cess of manufacturing a combination OF
cream flavors in a single block. This not
only leads in North Carolina, but in the
world, as no manufactures before has ever
accomplished what Dughi can now do.
BY this latest process -Dughi can freeze
block of cream with five stars Of
different colors and each star having its
own flavor. Every piece cut from the
block will have these five stars.
Then he can make block with heart
of a different flavor, so that any one can
have a sweetheart, sour heart or any
kind of heart they want-he can make
the heart any flavor desired different
from the block
This latest discovery will give Dughi
distinction among cream makers through
out the North and other countries.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-22
JUDGMENT IN TERRY ROBBINS CASE.
Judge Purnsll Declines to Review Decision OF
State Court.

Judge Purnell, of the Federal court
yesterday handed down an opinion in the
twelve-year-old case of Harvey Terry
VS.. ]. H. Robbins, from Elizabeth City,
which has been decided once in
the North Carolina Supreme court. He
decided that his court could not review
the judgment of the State court, and
that the case was settled by that judg
ment and the payment on September 18th,
1901, of S1O,500 in the Federal court,
SIS, 000 plus interest for twelve years.
AS to the cost in this last action. Judge
Purnell's judgment is in favor of plaintiff
for costs up to the time of the payment
of the money, 5000; in favor of defendant
since the payment in the court, $26.S2.
The original amount involved was
$40 1000. 1t seems that Robbins borrowed
this sum from Terry, giving five secured
notes for $4,000 each. Upon the first note
coming due, Robbins offered his personal
note for its payment, which Terry ac-
cepted Soon thereafter Robbins served
bankruptcy notice upon Terry and then
the trouble commenced. That was
twelve years ago, and after lengthy liti
CATION the Supreme court decided that
Terry had lost the $4,000 by his own act
in accepting the personal note.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-22
Canal Treaty Moli' u1d.
CIV the Associated Press.)

(By the Associated PreSS.)
Washington, Sept 21.-Within one day
of the expiration of the time limit for
the exchange of notifications of the Hay
Herran Panama canal treaty, the State
Department is still without any request
from the Colombian government for the
extension of this period.
At the State Department today the ca
nal situation was said to be in the same
hopeless state as described in the cable
gram of Minister Beaupre received Satur
day. Acting Secretary Of State Adee to
day asserted very positively that no new
proposition had reached Washington from
Bogota The communication which DR.
Herran, the Colombian charge recently
submitted to the State Department, was
to the effect that tie Bogota government
desired to continue canal negotiations in
case tie present pending treaty failed OF
ratification. TIE State Department has not
replied to this representation
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-22
MR.. AND MRS. T. II. THOMPSON.
The Fifteenth Anniversary Of Their weddine
Delightfully."- celebrated

Wilmington, N. c., Sept. 19.-On Tues
day night Mr.. and Mrs. T. Henry Thomp
son most delightfully."- entertained at THEN
elegant home, this being the fifteenth an.
niversary of their wedding. The occasion
was a most brilliant one and the decora
tons were superb.
A sumptuous supper was stylishly served
and pretty souvenirs were distributed to
the guests. During the evening there
were beautiful vocal solos by Mrs C. D.
Weeks Miss Nora Scott and Misses Car
Jie and Maggie May Thompson, with piano
accompaniment by Mrs. Matte Chas-
ten ard delightful recitations by Mrs B.
c. Moore and Miss Emma Thomas, of Bal
timore.
Mr.. and Mrs Thompson were charming
ly aided in the reception of their guests
by Mrs W. E. Perdew and Mrs J. O.
Castleberry, of Atlanta. The lemonade
booth was gracefully and entertainingly
presided over by Mrs r. H. Pickett,
Mrs. Rosa Grant and Miss Minnie Per
dew, while Mrs. w. w. Hodges made a
most hospitable dame of ceremonies.