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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-13
THEATRICAL NOTES

when Francis Wilson said recently that
his two favorite authors were Shakes
peare and Eugene Field. he told much of
his real life. n side that the public does
not see In his mezzo soprano antics on
the stage. Not only I'm New York. but al
so I'm all OF tho large cities throughout the
country his humor has become part OF the
stock Of fun in common use. IL In with
the difficulty that any one who has seen
him In play can realize that of the
stage he is OF another type entirely. In
his New Rochelle home. The Orchard.
Mfr. Wilson has "A fine library. consider
able collection Of paintings and all other
outward signs ni culture. His dining
room is decorated with many rare me
mentoes from Robert Louis Stevenson,
Eugene Field and other well known men.
Ills collection OF mugs. steins. goblets
and Chalices excites everyone's envy.
The sale % seats which opened at tn
Providence Opera House yesterday morn
ing for the extra matinee on Friday af-
ternoon indicated that there seems to be
no dlminution In the general desire ~ &c
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-13
DIED

eARNEs-In Manton. r. T.. on the 18th
inst. George Dexter Barnes aged 72
wears. Q months and rs days
Funeral services at his late residence,
10 Main street. Manton. Friday. May is.
1908. at pm. Relatives, and friends
invited 10 attend
aoYp-In this city, on the 18th inst.
Elizabeth s.. wife OF the late Thomas
Boyd. I'm the Ssth year OF her age
Funeral Thursday. AT : p' m. at her
late residence l61 clifford street. Rela-
tiyes ana friends are invited to attend.
Burial private
eARsToW- Suddenly In this city. on
the 18th inst. Amos c. Barstow, In his
55th year.
Notice OF funeral later
HARRIs-In East Providence, 18th inst.
Mary Elizabeth. widow OF George W.
Harris. I'm the 10th year OF his age
Notice OF funeral later.
McoINN--In this city. on the 18th inst''
Francis McGinn ,I,.
Funeral Thursday morning. the l4th
inst, at $3.50 o'clock, from his matho
residence. 52S Washington street keia-
tives and friends are invited TO attend
Burial at ST. Francis cemetery.
NIcHoLs-In WEXFORD. May s, Mary T..
wtfc OF J. T. Nichols.
Funeral nom her late residence, Thurs
day, l4th inst. at y. m. Relatives ana
friends invited TO attend without further
notice.
Suddenly. in this city. on the
10th inst, BENJAMIN Stokes. aged %
years, IL months. days.
Funeral from his late residence l'3
Rugby street Thursday. May H. at
D. m. Funeral private -
New London papers please Copy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-13
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! G0HAr OrHERsS J
I? NRR 81 PING !
G<S . SOsesooS as~y

THE municipal ownership craze In
England, now apparently abating through
the dear bought lessons OF experience,
has received another setback by the re
port on the financial condition OF the
county controlled South London tram
ways The chairman OF the finance com
mttee OF the county council Lord Welby
admits In his statement that the opera
tlon OF the lines has been so expensive
and cost OF changing the motive power TO
electricity SO enormously In advance OF
the estimates that the system, instead OF
yielding, as its socialistic advocates pre-
dictcd. a handsome profit TO the commu-
nifty. is likely Go be a charge on the tax
payers In the near future. Milwaukee
sentinel
considered solely in its psychological
aspects the dynamite mystery presents
problem 50 fascinating that IL subordi-
mates the ordinarily engrossiug interest
I'm the man hunt which shall put the po-
lice department to supreme test'
Nothing I'm the nature OF the deed appears
to warrant the SURPRISES that the Mania
or Fcnianism or anarchy IL remotely re-
lated 20 the atrocious act. The idea that
a body of men or any plural number OF
men could be held together 10 commit
such a wanton slaughter OF humanity IL
too abhorrent 60 be entertained. New
York Press.
president Roosevelt Is an advocate of
publicity. Now let's have a good deal Of 10
In the matter OF the postoffics scandals
and the smuggling game IN Puerto Rico"
Minneapolis Times
"Engiands policy has always been 10
get some one else 20 do her ighting. She
had 20 depart from this policy In South
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-13

Africa, and made no gllttering success or
going II alone. IL she must war with RUS
sia, let her rally her old auxiliaries who
won for her the battles OF the Crimean
War and crowned her with victory
which she never won and never deserved.
Secretary Hay should go slow and not
permit his angry passions to rise. Russia
has always been our friend; England has
never been. Memphis Commercial APP
peal.
"why not sell Manchuria to the highest
bidder ?'-Galveston News.
Whatever may be the immediate out
come OF the Manchurian agitation, II
seems altogether probable that eventually
the Black sea episode will be repeated. Al
a convenient season, In spite OF treaties
the formal acquisition of the territory
will be announced kansas City Star.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-13

'You are quite right 10 object to your
husbands playing the races said the
friend
'Tt isn't Charley's playing the races
that object to-" answered young Mrs.
Torkns: It's the way he does it."-Wash-
ington Star
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-13

The Boston Journal in commenting British proclamation
OF Monroe doctrine makes this very sensible timely oberva
There is this difference between the British doctrine
the American Monroe doctrine The British doctrine
projected in order expand British power India Asia
while the American Monroe doctrine doctrine which off
European powers New World United States
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-13

Australia government ownership of railroads is absolute
that fact did the teng OF operations by strike
the streets filled with for the
lection of property Such incident calculated to help the
advocates of government ownership of public utilities
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-13

political ring and Peryzed corporations Registration is
progressing such satisfactory that there promise OF a
complete triumph the people in the election next November
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-13

Whether thev intended the who sent
Umba should be hunted down and
punished Jokes sinister character nothing less than
deliberately criminal explorations
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-13

Jaggs-when I reached home at mid
night
Waggs-What about
Jaggs-when reached home at mid
night she asked me where I had been,
and I told her.-Chlcago News.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-13

Roosevelt may be dangerous gbongued mug
wump recently declared but only the calamity howlers and
prophets of national disaster.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-13

appears be among the large number OF May
strikers
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-13

may conquer but that South America may determine
her form of government.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-13

"The Power OF the Cross" the new COM
edy drama by Fitzgerald Murphy. embod-
les an extraordinary but probable story.
fun OF uncommon and thrilling Incidents.
II shows the pleasant little home OF the
Rev. David Adams. up In Sullivan county,
New York state: the good Samaritan
mission on the Bowery; a twelve-story
up to date apartment house inA Long Acre
square. and other interesting places In
and about the great metropolis. This at
traction will be seen at the Park theatre
this week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-13
THE MATINEE GIRL SEES
"THE 10th AND THE FLAME"

'Ben Hur" Indeed II is plainly apparent
that. were II possible for the great
spectacle To be continued another week
IL would still attract overhowing houses
even with a matinee every day: AS IL u,
however, there remains but eight more
opportunities TO see ben Hur;" and this
number Is reduced by the fact that no
seats eemafn unsold except for the TWO
extra matinees tomorrow and Friday.
For each OF these. especially for FRI
day afternoon. some excellent seats may
yet be had, though the demand at the
window and the large number OF mail or.
ders are such that IL will be necessary
for all who do not wish 10 be disappointed
TO secure their seats without any 6elay.
The great spectacle seems 10 Improve IN
its presentation with It's succeeding per-
formance, the intricate and massive ma
chnery and elaborate scenic effects nat
urally working more smoothly all the
time: and many who have now seen the
play n second time assert that IL was en-
joyed even more In it's repetition than
with the first experience The box onlce
is open every morning and remains open
until 10 p. m.
Looping the Loop" at the Empire the
atre this week the new picture musical
farce comedy deals with characters wei
known to everybody. The comic pictures
OF the pictorial newspapers that have
struck the popular fancy by their comic
situations
Nothing has done more 20 quicken the
imagination OF newspaper readers than
the comic picture drawings. They are or
extreme interest and amusement 10 the
young folks as well az the old and tickies
ones risibilltes II one has any sense or
humor They tell in pictures that require
no great mental effort on the readers part
the troubles and the adventures OF the
popular comic heroes like Happy Hooli-
gan, Gloomy Gus. Alphonse and Castor,
Tumble Tom. Foxy Grandpa, Johnny
Boston Beans and Fedders McGinnis.
Mrs Katzenjammer. lady Bountiful and
other characters whose affairs and eXpe-
riences are always OF general interest.
In Looping the Loop all of the charac-
ters are acted by company OF clever
suitable character comedians selected
with good judgment to play the pictorial
| characters closely in every detail so that
| the audience Is on friendly terms with
! each character from the first entrance
| The characters are played so real and put
| through so many rapid comical compli-
| cations that the interest OF the audience
| in their picture favorites Is held fast &c
| the end A chorus OF pretty girls hand
! somely costumed and vari-colored Hight
| effects gives the comedy n brilliancy and
| dash that makes the show a rattling fur
production.
'"The Power OF the Cross" the new com
| edy drama by Fitzgerald Murphy. embod
| les an extraordinary but probable story
fun OF uncommon and thrilling incidents
! IL shows the pleasant little home OF tn,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-13

"England's policy has always been 20
get some one else 20 do her nghting. She
had 10 depart from this policy In South
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-21

4ntlagen gegen Orei @tuutsienatoren.
- Der flii9tige 8ice>8 ouberneur
See fOG I'D in @bicdgO Dertedt
bulten.
ct. 2Ouns 9, Mo., 10. 4priI. =
8ie ma aus 5~uOerIdffiger Quele err
fGbrt, 1T Der 9ranb>Surp geniigenbes
8epeismaterial gu 9Gnben getommen,
I'm bic @rbebung Der Qntlage pegen
Qnnabme BON 8efte6ungen in Cole
GountD gegen BRET StaatszS enutoren
gu re9tfertigen, beren Namen BEL benz
8oo0le : Stdnbal in Der 2egisldtur
bis6er gendnnt porben iinb. 6erner
ptrb bebauptet, eugene 6anSmdnn
aug ct. 2outs : Gpuntn babe iiber
pl0Bli6en beoeutenben 8erm0gens5u=
pa9s BON @eieBgebern aug bteiem
Gountb 4ngaben gema9t, tpel6er bic
Qeute minbeftens iebr perbG6tig err
f6einen lafe. Senator 8ueu 2.Itat@
items unb &eprGientdnt q. 8. @uros
ner aus ct. Qouis<@ountp fpel6e Die
bieiige 8ranbz Surp 3u b%ernebmen
piinf8t, iinb Bis jeBt ni6t a~uF3ufin=
BEN getpeien. SIS berldutet beute aud,
Spre9er SaneS 06itecpttpn, tpeI9er
5uerf barauf binpies, boB in Der Be-
gislatur cine ungldubIi9e gorrup>
tim 6errf8e, unb fpel6er lange gonz
f~eren3en nit RreiSdnpalt Splt ge6obt
bat, tperOe am Montag Dor ber9ranbs
Surf erf6einen unb inter @tb niez
her6olen, mas er barii6er tpeiB. 6eute
purben bic @er6anbIungen oor Der
9ranb~ Surp eifrig fortgeieBt unb piez
Ie betunnte DISQUALIFICATION purben
bernOmmen, barunter audi Der Bad
pulDerfabritant s. 8. graig6eab uno
Stanlep Stoner, Der 8ertreter Der
r9ennfpIpania Salt GompunD," nell
DE ben ni6t gum SruIt gebOrtgen Sir
men Nlaun ~bertauFt BADEN ioq. Qnz
tbonp 6ouft, iun., fagte barber aus,
pie bas 8eIb aufge6ra4t pOrOen lei,
nm Die Paiitrung Der &ubu6Onz8iu
81 beretteln. 9eute pirb cine @pnz
feren5 5pii4en benz General : 4nipaIt
@rotp unb benz &retsantpalt Soft
itattfinben, in pel9er Der neitere5elOz
5ugspGan enttporfen perben ion.
Cine beige 3ettung min bon @icez
9ouberneur So6n 81. See aus G6icuz
go, batirt BON @ubitoriumz6oteI Elm
Selegramm erbalten BADEN, fporin Der
6lii4tige ii9 uIs 5reunb 5oIfs be-
fennt unb feline Riiffe6r na9 penigen
Sagen Der &ube in 4usii4t iteGt.
6rdu See, tpeI6e bier eintraf, ertlGrte,
baB tbr @utte uugenf6etnIi8 3u lei
beno lei, Inn bor Der @ranbzS urb err
f4einen gu t0nnen, fteute aber in 4bz
reoe, OuB berfeIbe an RerDen3erriits
tung leiOe pber aus Qngit bor elmer
@ntluge einen Srtspe9iel fir nDt6ig
prnh+p+
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-21

i4ptnoeIung BON $4,000 aus benz
ytd4laB bes berftor6enen 6rancis g.
8root i4uloig beFunben porcen mar,
1T gu elmer 3u8tbousfrafe BON flint
big d1t Sd9ren berurt9etlt Dor6en.
= Or. @uftab @ott6eil, Der perz
ftorbene Ra66t emeritus bes Sempelg
@manu 81 in Nepzgorf, purbe bort
geftern unter 3ablrei9ar 8et6etltound
in Der Salem 6ielbs @emeterb" 3ur
Ru6e gebettet. Or. GilDermon Hrb
Or. GOLFER BON Der 1tnitarier% W}efItaz
fir4e PreOigten geIegentli9 bes Qti=
4engotte8bienits in benz ertpG5nten
Sempel.
= S. g. 9orter, elm Sra6tgGons
butteur Der Safe @6orez8u6n nell
der in Buffalo, R.=g,, anIaifg mar,
gerTetb 8eitern 5u Gonneuut, O., una
ter Die &d0er zines 3uges un0 pur6e
qet0btet.
qraf0ent @6affer, bon Der
r4maIgamateb @7ociation," belt oes
tgentli6 elmer geitrigen Mafenbers
fammlung 3u Columbus, g., cine Rez
be, in tpeI6er er ben Senator 6unna
aI8 einen 6reun0 Der Organiiirten 4rz
Belt prizes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-21
Ghrbnar r%rtrnnfen.

9is 5rau ftirste fi9 in Solge zines
Streites in ben SluB, unb Der
Mann fprung ibr nu4, I'm fie gu
retten.
Rep= gorf, 10. &prtI. - 5rant
y. SFeslep unb Satin batten beute Ell
nen @treit auf Der StraBe, unb ni4t
oans cine Stunbe fpGter ipurben
Beibe als 2eiGen aus benz Nortb=
Riper ge5Dgen. Die poIi5et glaubt,
boB Bic Srau @elbitmorb begging, unO
oaB Der Mann BEL benz @eriu9e, tie
al retten, um's 9eben fam.
96on frii6 Morgens bate it3 bus
9uar in feiner 8obnung geitritten,
unb bic 5rau DerIieB bus 9aus, etnen
.3ettel binterlafenb, in nel9em iie
5elbfmorb gu bege6en brp6te. DIS
Der Mann 5uriidte6rte unb ben 3ettel
lag, elite er ibr na9 unb cine @rneue=
rung bes Streites erfOGgte auf Der
@traBe. Sin 9oIi8iit mif9te ii8 Elm,
Dorauf fi4 bic Srau losriB, na9 benz
5lufe lief unb fi4 btnein itiir3te. Ser
N1ann fprang ibr mad. 8eibe tpurz
ben iebo9 BON Der Str0mung unter
etli9e 2aittdbne getrieben unb ertranz
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-21
Qr6eit un0 9ubn.
Mdurerz Qusfanb in Snbidndpolis.-
@triter bur9 einen GrIaBmann
t6btIi9 berpunbet.

Snbidnap9Iis, Snb., 49,.
Qpril. = Ser Mtaurerz@trif bat bier
BE gar5e 8~autbdtigtett gum Stia@
fanb gebra9t, unb au9 Bel Dem neuen
BunbesgebGube fperben BON Montag
an bic Maurer feiern. Die Mu1rer
erbielten Big ieBt so Gents Die Stunbe
unb berlangen go Gents; cine Sfferte
Der gontraftoren auf IS Gents 1T
suriidgetpieien tporebn.
groptbence, R.zS, 19. 4prtG.
= Gbpdrb Barter, elmer Der ausitGnz
bigen &o6lentutI9er, ipurbe BON Dem
ni6t CUR Union geb0renOen furbigen
&utf9er Srant 9ptplanb bur4 Rez
polberf9iTe ntdt unbebeutenb berGeBt.
Soplanb feuerte flint S9ife auf
Barter ab, BON benen aber muir 3pet
trafen. 9oplanb mari bic 8uffe meg
unb flo6, unb aIs @iqiam S'gteiG
fpGter bic Waffe aufbob unb tie ben
u~mftebenben 5eigte, entlub ii9 Oie5elbe
unb bic &ugel fubr O'gteiG in bic
6ifte, bemIel6en cine f4tpere Ser
leBung s~ufiigenb. Die betben 8erleBz
ten murben in Der nG9iten 9DIt3eiitdz
tion p~erbunben. 6piplanb tpurbe 1pd=
ter ber9aftet; bic Sreunbe beRelben
bebaupten, baB er in Notbpe9r gebans
belt babe.
@tGfegbarre, Pa., 10. @priG.
= Die als Su6rleute in Der 3e9e Nr.
1 Der ygeb Nfb GoaG So" angeitellten
Sungen legten geitern Die Qrbeit ME-
Der, inbem ite %erfldrten, ie tpoqten
ni6t lGnger 81 Stunben, fOnOern nur
nod 9 Stunben arbeiten.
Ogben8burg, g.@g, 19,NpriG,
= 9ie felt 3pei Wo4en itritenDen
@9iffsperlaber Der n8eorge 9aa
Goal g." BADEN Die 8ebingungen Der
Gompagnie angenommen unb iinb CUR
Nr6eit 3uriifgefe6rt. Die 2eute err
balten l1nion%20bne, aber tBre Union
lnir0 nt6t dnertannt.
d, Conn.,, 10, @pril.-
Die ffritsnben 3immerleute baben Die
0fferte be5 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
unter ben alien 8ebingungen CUR Or
belt 3uriif5ufebren, nt6t ungenommen
unb beiteben auf elmer Qbf8offung Oes
Referen3tartenz @nftems. 3pif4en ben
betb.n 3immermanns : @erbdnOen be-
fe6t aud bier cine groBe grbitterung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-21
Ehifsnnhrihtcn,

0ep=gort, 10. 4pril. - Nns
gefommen ftnb bier bic 9ampfer
y@eortc" BON 2~iberppoI, n6etla" BON
Copenhagen, ga Champagne" BON
SABRE unb ,@truria" bon 2iDerpooL.
2i5urb, 10. @pril. = @siidtet
nurbe bier Der 9ampFer n8roonIanb"
auf Der Sd6rt DON Nenz0ort mad
Mntperpen.
Queen8tonn, 10. @pril. -
BON 9enzgort traf Der na8 2ibers
pooG 6eitimmte 9amPfer nGpmrtc"
bier Elm.
Der 0ampFer nGamPania" BON
2iOerpooG ieBte ieBte feline 6a4rt na4
NepzgOrt fort.
2iberPooI, 10. 2tpril. - Die
9ampfer n4rmenian" uno n1mbrta"
trafen BON Nenzgort bier Elm.
0Dber, 10. Qpril. - Ser ouf Der
5a6rt BON 8remen nad 9epzgort Be-
9riffene 0ampfer ng}etar" paifirte
bier.
6ciGGn, 10. @priI. - Ser 0um=
pier rg}oorbum," DON RottepOam no8
Retpzgort unterpegs, puroe bier 9e=
itGtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-21
@eItbcrbrKerer IN Scratbnna.
M}ebr f60ne Reben in Der Sabresz
GOnferen3 Der n4meritoniIden
&tubemie fir poIittf4e unb ioz
aiaIe @iTenf4aft".

O" ~HFlN7NI"
9btGabeGPbia, 3d., 10. &prtl.
- 4u9 Der geitrige S~tBungstag Der
,Nmerican @caoemD Of 9olitical onb
Social Science" nel6e bier hire Sab
reSzGonferen3 abbdlt, mar bauptIG4z
Ii6 0ebatten panzameritant i9en@baz
rafters getptbmet. QIs 8ebner truten
auf G6a8. 81. Stint BON gepzgprt,
Clifford @tepens @atton, 5rebertc
@mprp, G6ef bes ausIGnbif9en 6an=
belsbiireaus i'm MaIbingtonerS tuatsz
9epartement, unb @rneit Gelipn aus
4rgentinien. @dbrenb Der 8prmitz
tdgsftunben f~tattete man benz bteftgen
6anbelszM uIeum eiuen 8efu9 ab,
nobel MuTeumszO irettor Or. Dm.
s.. @ilion ben lieben8piirbtgen @tcez
rome ma9te uno DEFENDERS uuf Die
fIbz II. entralzamerifanif9en Sammz
lungen Die 4ufmertiamtett ieiner
9Gite lenfte.
6err Stint Iegte in ieiner 8eOe bar,
baB binnen tpenigen Sa6ren cine @tz
fenba6n 0orbz unD SiibzQmerita berz
binben tperbe, tpel9e bic betben @onz
tinente nod nG6er ~3ufammen brtngen
niirbe, als ieBt, uno 9err @mor3 be-
tlagte, baB infolge bes 8Or6anoenz
fetns profttabIerer Mdrtte Der nOro>
ameritunif6e &uuFmann leiber NH 3u
fe6r geneigt lei, ben 6anbel nit Sii0>
4mertta gu grandchildren, pel4er Bel
geniigenOer 5orcirung geeignet lei,
glGn8enbe &eIultate gu liefern.
soyn Der 46enbzS tBung iibernu6m
8unDesz5 Senator Gu1om (9fep., Sn.)
ben @orfiB unb betonte in Ieiner Re0e
bic Not6penbigteit zines engen &nz
f6luFe8 BON g2orbz IL. 6iib~&merita.
9a8u fet uber Elm energif9e8 9eltenbz
MAIDEN Der W&pnrDez9 ottrin nDt6rpenz
btq, Inn bic tleineren &epubltten Dime
rtfa's Dor europGiT8er 2Gnbergier gu
f6iiBen. Im @9IuFe ieiner ReOe
berbreitete ii9 Senator Guqom iiber
bic 8ort6eile, tpel9e Der fertig geiteQte
8anamaz& anal ni4t nur ben Ser.
@taaten, ionbern uu4 ben central
unb, characterization Republtten
bringen tperbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-21
4ls Giftmiidrrin angcflugt.
Gin als &rdntenpdrterin ar9eiteates
iunges MGbfen ion elmer Don iBr
oepFlegten Dame @tft einge9eben
hdben.

iunges Utdo1ert 1ou elnsr DON Ipr
gspflegten Dame Silt e~inge9eben
baden.
Bottom, MuF., 10. Qpril. -
gbrtitina aioiton, Die bibi4e jun8e
8runfenpGrterin, pel4e unter Dem
@erba6t fe6t, ben @eriu4 gem04t
au baben, bic ret6e 6ruu Gpnthio4erz
fins Don BLUE 9iG : 4Oe., gu 0ergif@
Ten, puroe i'm Horbur1 : 0iitrtttsge7
rt6te BON Ri6ter 8oliter unter$300O
8IrgI9aFt fir bas 8erfa5ren Der
@rano sSurD feftge6alten. Sin be-
fainter 8eT8dftsmunn, Def1en Same
in Der bie7igen 8ei6dftspelt Dbenan
fte6t, ffeQte fofort Die berlangte8iirgz
f6uft, pobur4 Der D6ne6in f6on 10
gebeimniBboue San mod mpitertOier
purbe. Der betreffen0e Mi1tondr
erflGrte fpGter, oaB er an Der Qngez
legen6eit ipeiter feir Snterefe babe,
fonbern einfa4 Der iungen Dame gu
6iilfe getommen lei, 0a er BON oeren
11nI9ulo iiber5eugt 1T.
Sri. &ibiton, pel4e ben 8eruf elmer
&rantanpGrterin ertpG6lte, I'm etnas
gu t9un gu bubsn, entitummt elmer an
geIe6enen 6amilie unb bate it4 Die
Qie6e Der Srau 9ertins in benz W2aBe
erporben, baB i6r bic ate Dame in
i6rem Seitument $4,000 berma9te.
@s purbe 4nfangs a%ngenommen, baB
bic 5rau tbr Seitument pteOer um9ez
dnbert babe. Dies 1T jeoo4 ni4t Der
SIAN, unO iiberoies bat SRI. &tbfon
BON bemiel6en &affee getrunten, bur4
ben tire Batientin angebli8 bergiftet
norben fein ion. SRI. &ioitOn mar
cine 8eitlang pieI trdnter uls Die dlz
tere Dame uno f9pebte me6rere Sage
8ptf6en Qe6en unb Sob. Sn Dem
8afFee, Der in Dem 9auie Oorgefunben
porben if, Itnb abiOlut feline 5puren
BON 8ift entbedt porben, unb e3 1T
elm nod ungel0ites RGtbiel, ND bus
@ift 6srfam, nit tpel9em Der 8affee
auqenf6sinGi8 permengt mar. Srau
gertins befinoet ii4 nod in ie6r friz
tif6em 3uitanoe, bod 6offen bis2er5z
te, lie am 2eben erbalten gu f0nnen.
On benz Sage. an pel9em Der angeb=
lid pergiftete &affee geto9t purOe,
fonnte SRI. &ibiton teinen &affee i'm
6uufe finben, porauf lie cine an6ere
0drterin na9 benz nG9ften 2aben
f6idte. @ls Die Wdrterin iebo9 nit
benz &offee 3uriiftam, batfe 6rl.Ribz
ton i4on peI4en gebruut, bod
f6medte berfef6e 10 fonberbar, baB
fi8 Srau Pertins tpeigerte, benfeGben
3u trinfen. I'm bic 9atientin gu iber@
8elgen, bdB bas 9etrGnt genieBbar
lei, trant bic DGrterin Ielbf cine
oanse Sage 6ubon, t%poruuf aud bic
9utientin OaDon genoB. @Iei4 baz
ruuf purbsn 6eioe 5rauen f4ter
frant, unb ale 4n3eigen einer8ergifz
tuna fteQten fi9 elm. M1an 1T aqgez
mein Der anfi9t, buB SRI. &tOfOn
unf6uloig if, bod Niemanb fam Die
Srage beantporten, ME bas 9tft in
Sen &affee getommen lit.
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,,BpuSIe" anf gOrtn GRirO.
Der Manor BON MuDague3 unO cine
Menge ftdbtii4er 8eamten ipeger
9efraubationen ber6aftet.

MaDugue5, gorto Rico, 10.
4pril. = G6ef 5amiq BON Der Snfuz
larz9oli3ei bat geitern W}uppr Mateo
M}uiarbo BON Ma1ugue3 auf Die 8e>
i6ulOigung, itdbtii4e 9elber unter@
f6Iagen gu 6aben, in 6aft genommen.
Die 8irgf8aft tpurbe uuf $4,000
feftgeIeBt. Sine ungebeure Meni4enz
menge, barunter aud 20 @agen nit
Sruuer unb &inOern, fOlgten benz
@er6afteten, pel6er 8irgi6aftsftelz
lung berpetgerte, nu9 Dem 9efdngniB.
Der @tuutsannalt ipra4 bann BEL
benz @tobtrat6zPrdiibente Suan Rtz
bera por unb berlangte, baB berI el6e
inn bas itGbti14e Regime iibertruge.
eyuan Riberd niqfa9rte benz 8erlanz
oen, 10 baB ieBt Der Staatsanipalt
nterimifttf8 fdbtif8es Oberbaupt 1T.
9ouberneur 9unt bright bas gauge
8erfa6ren bur9 telegrapbti4e Srbers
an 9oli8ei=G6ef 9umiG
NuBer benz M2dDor itnb audi Der
superintendent fir 6ffentGt9e @rbeiz
ten, Der frii6ere 9DIi3eiz@bef, Der
MarftzS superintendent unb bier On
geIteute bes 9spartements fir Dffentz
Tide @rbeiten in 9aft genommen NOR
ben.
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Ghrrfenstbat zines berihmaBtsn
9icbGabers.

So6ntonn, pa, 10. 4Pril. -
Ro6ert Song, Elm 6ier anidiii8er 8ou@
i8rsiner, erfdoB ipdt 9eitern &6eno
SRI. emma 6auit unb ii4 iet6it. gr
mar in bu8U}G0Gen Derliebt unb bate
einen Serb bon i6r erbalten. 8eftern
@6eno fu8te er tie in t6rer 8o6nnng
ouf unD begging Die 8luttbat na4 eli
ner fur3en unterre0unQ.