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N,r.,.u Ill July os-Bal game to-day: Mar
III I,nsas Rattnries-Marshall. Thorns-
burg and HamilI: Kansas. Britton. Ross and
Shamrock.
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administer thorough course OF treatment thai
continuance. making the mind and body sound
My Pelvic Method Is thorough and scientif
the nerve forces stopping the drains. emissions
the worn-out and rundown tissues. 1t increase
cles that give strength and fill the brain ant
system and Transforming the sufferer into tyr
who come TO me with sinlen eyes, weight grea
Ing the appearance of man with foot In Z
when they leave my care they go on their Jour
treat and cure all such pelvic diseases as
son. Nervous Decline and diseases Of the Kidney.
treating these diseases have proven successft
accepted, and guarantee by written instruuler
refIrd money.
CONSTELLATION FREE AND INVITED.
mail in you cannot visit my office. Every
are moderate and never any more than any one
til vou have investigated my methods and term!
Address call on
CHAS, A. DUFF, NJ. D.. SO
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Missouri valley League.
At lola. Kas.:
RHE.
seaalia o 2 5 0 0 o % 8 I
lola ...............1 20 IL j
RatterIes-Sedalia Lawson and Schrant; lola,
Killilay and Armstrong.
At Springfield. Mo-:
RHE.
sn-,rpfela / / 0 II IL .
JonIin ......0 / 0 o 0, l o--6 10
gatteries-springheld. Feeney and Wood: Jop-
lin, Powell and Stoner
At Pittsburg. kas.:
RHE.
Pittsburg ....-.-.....3 %
Fort Scott .--..-.-.O ="
Observation-Disclosures Lawtncr and Redmond;
Fort Scott Cravens and Cheek.
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-29

Milwaukee, July Gs-Milwaukee outbstted Des
Moines to-day and won. but poor PLAYING IN the
field nearly lost the game. Attendance. Sv"-
Ri. Z.
milwaukee. ...., 80 12 3
Des MONIES mo / 3 3 0 0 %
Batterles-Kenna and Lucia: Barry and Mar
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NEW YORK 3, BoSTON 8.

Two, hours and twenty-five minutes. Umpi
Emslie.
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Missouri Valley League.

At Monroe-No game: rain.
At vicksburg-Baton Rouge 3. VicksburS l.
Al Greenvilie-No game: rain.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-12
Oh | O

Aver tarde recibi6 cristiana sepul-
tura, ell cadaver del laborioso Y honrado
obrero Pedro Cruz, carpintero de off
clio.
Asisti6 al acto numerosa concu-
rrencia. en- Ia que s. hallaban represen-
tados todos los gremios. .
Despidi6 ell duelo, con sentidas fra
ses, nuestro buen amigo don Antonio de
Jes1s.
Pedro Cruz milit6 en- ell partido fe-
deral, distingui6ndose por su entusiasmo
v por la firmeza de sus convicciones.
En- la Ultima lucha electoral, aun-
que atacado va de la terrible enferme-
dad que le condujo 4 la tumba, Sc le vi6
trabajsr activamente por ell triunfo de
nuestra candidatvra.
Reciban sus deudos ell testimonio de
nuestro p6same mas sentido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-12
Don I4na(IO Lizard

Hoy ha quedado en- libertad, des-
pues de abonar On effective las costas
que le fueron i'm puestas, este querido y
enthusiastic correligionario nuestro que
extinquia condena en- la carcel de Hu-
macao, por Ia causa que va conocen
nuestFos lectores.
Numerosos amigos de esta ciudad,
donde el sefior Lizardi goza de mereci-
dfsinnas sirnpa. as, saldran esta tarde &
recibirIe, en- nutrida manifestation, has
ta Gurabo y Juncos.
LA DESoCRAcTA felicita y saluda al
sefior Lizardi por 81 hbertad y por su
regreso al seno del hogar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-12
E teniente Mds

Intervino en- las primeras di-
ligencias. Sc formulan varias que
jas debidas a su actitud.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-12

instintos del rencor Y del odio contra
los que asi los tratan.
A los nifios, esos seres d6biles, in
defensos, hay que atraerlos con carlno
Y amor, como Cristo los atrafa.
ell maestro que, no Sc hace amar
por sus discipulos, haciendOse respetar
al propio tempo, no es merecedor nl
digno de eiercer ell sagrado ministerlo
de la ensenanza.
Es inicuo abominable iniciar q
esas criaturas en- ell duro aprendizaje de
la vida. cnando en- elias, mas que Ia ra-
z6n obra la inconsistencies, ell impulse
vital, que Sc traduce en- travesuras y
alegrfas.
No las convirtais, por medic de la
crueldad en- los castigo, en- sores tacitur.
nos, recelosos y tristes; dejadles su bu-
lliciosa algeria, su expansion ingenua;
no arranqueis esas mariposas sus alas
convirti6ndolas en- gusanos...
Nj es generoso, nj es humane, nj
siquiera cient1fico nj practico, dentro
de los modernos metodos de enseIanza,
imponer 6sta por medios violentos, cuyo
1nico resultado es que ell nif1o acabe por
temer & odiar sus profesores, por abo-
rrecer la escuela, prefriendo las corre-
rfas vagabundas, al aire libre, bajo ell sol
que alegra, q traves de los campos y de
las GALES.
No deprimais esos tieruos cere-
bros, que instintivamente llevan en- 81,
como germen, la noci6n de la dignidad
humana, de la nteligencia y de la fuer-
"a embrionarias, del lugar y de la sig
nifcaci6n que ocupa Ell hombre en- la es-
| Gala humana.
Bueno es que podeis la rama en-
derec6is ell tronco, pero no hirais nunca
las raices.
Hay otros medios mas benignos y
eficaces de corregir las malas cualidades
de los nifos, sean 6stos revoltosos, dis
coIos, desaplicados torpes; no los ira
t6is como brutos, maxine cuando hay
leyes que favorecen a los brutos y pro-
hiben que Sc les maltrate y dane.
No seals bestiales.
CORTADILLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-12

iOh incongruencias!

iOh incongruencias
Es este un pals original, sui g6,ee-
RS, peregrino.
MientraS por una parte existen
sociedades que Sc dedican proteger
los animales; mientras Sc detiene Y Sc
multa los carreteros que emplean la
garrocha para azuzar los bueyes; por
otra parte SO dicta una disposition, re-
glamento 6 10 que fuere, en- que, de ma
nera refnada, Sc autoriza regula ell
castigo corporal que ha de infiigirse por
los maestros los alumnos de las escue-
las pdblicas.
He ahi un colmo, que debiera ma
ravillarnos, 81 va no estuvi6ramos acos-
tumbrados al asombro que nos han We
nido production desde hace cuatro amos
ciertas disposiciones absurdas
SLa letra CO sangre entra9-prO-
clamaban como axi0ma indiscutible, los
viejos d6mines, con gorro puntiagudo
y cerebro romo. Pero, siquiera, Sc Ii
mitaban al uso de la palmeta y las dis
ciplinas.
No obstante, con tales procedures
solo consegufan aturdir, embrutecer y
Gdesveh gonzar> 6 los nif1os; convertirlos
de avispados listos en- pusilanimes
torpes, creando as1 una generacl6n igno-
norante, timida 8 cobarde ante la fuer-
"a. educada golpes como Sc educa y
amaestra los perrOs Y monos sablos, y
como Sc domestica las fieras.
No es por medic del terror como Sc
dirige Y atrae la iufancia; como Sc cql-
tivan las inteligencias y Sc forman los
caracteres.
ESQ deprime, degrade envilece.
Castigos hay en- nuestros famantes
c6digos para los que apedrean los pa
iarillos, por via de entretenimiento, Y
azotan estropean los sembrados y
los arboles.
Mas deIicados aun, los ninos, seres
pensantes, capullos de hombres, ciuda-
danos del porvenir. carecen en- Puerto
Rico de esas leyes protectors que am
paran & los animales las plantas,
Y precisamente Sc autoriza sus
preceptores para que los maltraten y
afoeteen, como 81 fueran bestias huma-
mas, despertando en- ellos los malsanos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-12
NOti(i1S generates

EN- CAGUAs : Desde hace dias SO en-
cuentran en- esta ciudad pasandO una
temporada las simp, ticas senOritas Maria
Nolberta Velazquez y Angelina Caballe
TO. ambas pr0ceden del pueblo de Aguas
Buenas.
UN LIBRo : Don Antonio Gutierrez,
BibliOtecario del Ayuntamiento de San
Juan publicari en- breve un libro de- poe
sias de antiques autores puertOrrique
con los retrat0s de los mlsmOs.
NINo ENCoNTRADO: FL POlicia Insu-
lar del puestO de HnmacaO, senior Rios
ha lOQrado encontrar un nino de corta
edad. hiiO de doI1a Julia Romero ell cual
Sc habia fugado hacia dias de su casa
CAPTURA DE UN RATERO Sc ha We
rif1cado la captura de Jose Mnnte. Que
segun indicios, hacia tempo que venia
lIevando d cabO hurtos de consideration
de Tetusn mum. 40 Este serviciO 10
presto el policia Santos Vargas.
HERIDO DE UN BALAzO En- Sabana
Llama, jurisdiction. de Rio Piedras, fu6
berido de un balazO en- ell pecbo IN tai
j. S nchez e agres0r Sc llama Ramon
HernaiZ y fue capturado pnr ell SargentO
de la POliri Insular sahor tlgadO.
SIGUEN Los CUATRERoS: En- el barrio
de Masas (Gurabo) cunde verdadera
alarma con motive del gran increment0
que van tomandO ALI los ettat3'er0S Ia
no esperan la nOche para hacer sus ro-
bos sin0 que os ejecutan de dia.
OTRA CAPTURA: Ell sargento Para
dis, ha.ca pturadO en- Aguadilla al bandidO
Aurelin Abr n.
CRIMEN EN- VEGA -BAJA: FL individuo
Jose Medina de este pueblo. agredi6 con
un palo al anciano don Aurelio D villa
quien SO encuentra en- grave peiigro. Lo
hubie~e muerto a no ser por la interven-
cion de don Ramon Noble.
TIRoS EN- SABANA GRANDE Estos Ill
timOs dias premoviose un fuerte des0r
den en- la fabrica de la Casa escueIa de
SabanaGrande. con mntivo de una cues
ti0u surgida entire unO de los americanos
directares de la obra ; an alba1il,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-12
SAN JUAN
Mayo 12.
Russia

Russia
El gobierno russo asegura al
Secretario Hay, de los Estados
Unidos, y al ministro ingles que
Lands-dOone no violara tratado.
Americanos & ingleses acuer-
dan que acci6n conjunta es inne-
cesaria.
AsesiR0t0
Hall4ndose durmiendo en- La
Marina, sobre ell muelle, Agustfn
Ventinet; un desconocido le inf
rio con un punal dos heridas gra-
vfsirnas en- el pecho.
Desc0TYTi1miento
En- La Central do Guanica des.
Garlic IN tren.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-12
EXPLOSION DE On BARRENo En- los

EXPLOSION DE IN BARRENO En- los
trabaiOs de la carrrterd que So constru
We entire Aguadiila & Isabela. ezpl0to IN
harreno consecuencia de no haoer slbO
Qradu ida con exattud La canudAd ne
materias inflamables que Sc dISpuslerOP
para la nina
JUNTA DE MEDICos La Junta de me
dicos, examinadora ha quedado consti
tuida en- la siguiente fOTma presldente,
jose E. Saldana; Secretario, Manuel
Quev4d0 Baez y Tesorero 10 Carbonei.
UU NUEvo HoTEL: Sc acaha de abflr
en- esta poblacion ell magnifico <Hotel
Pepita> frente al Parque Central lnne
diato LA DEMoCRACIA.
RecomenddmOs nuestrOs amigos
esta nueva casa de hu6spedes, en- la So
guridad de que seran bien tratados.
SENSIBLE PERDIDA: Nuestro b1en
ouerido amigo .correiiglOndr1o don
Tomas Berua:dini de la HIertt, acaba
de pas Ar pOr Ia profunda pena de naoer
perdido a su hi Conception
Nosotros Iameutamos tan sensible
desOr acia enviamos al amigo querldO
u distinguida familia nuestro mas
sentido pesame.
AaRADECIDOs Hemos recibldO aten'
ia inviLaci0u para las 1estas patrOnales
que Sc piensan celebrar en- Toa alta des-
de ell dia 81 al 80 del que cursa.
Damos las gracias los de La Coml-
sion.
OTRA: Igualmente SO nos invita-, re-
| mitiendOnOs IN extensO programa para
| las fle tas que On honor de San Antonio
| da Padua van celebrarse el mes que
| yiene en- ell pueblo del Dorado.
Igualmente agradecidOS.
| DEFUNCI N En- La ciudad de Guaya-
/ ma ha pasadO m j0r vida ell dlstingul
! do canallerO OOn CasianO MatOs Cana
| les. COmandante hOnOrario, Captain de
| las extinguidas mill las de caballeria de
esta isa.
Damos a su familia ell mas sentidO
p9same por tn pro un1a desgracia.
BANCO POPULAR En- el B ncO pOpu'
lar do Economics y PrestamOs 80 impo
nentes deposit IRON ddrante la semdna
pasada, la suma do S 395 20 ctvs. Ell pre-
miO de conStancia que sOrtea Ell BAnco
| cOrrespandio este mes al impOnente don
| HumbertO BOZzO y Chiesa.
DONA MARCELINA IZOL: Ha falleci
do en- Ponce, la >petable dana. madre
de nGestrO cosreli& &ionariO don Migue
Poventud que hace pocos dlas regrest
| a Nueva.York las Ofclnas del <PuertC
Rico Hera d~ dOnde es d cOlOcado
FL senior Pogentud ha sidO tambieu
empleadO de eSta c-sa persona dc estl
N ci0n para DosotrOs.
Rpciba ell testimonio de nuestrO mas
seDtido teSame
EMULSION
Para las afecciones cr6nicas de 10
pulmonps. sobre tOdo para los ninos de
bies e<crofulo>Os.
Doctor del Ca, tillo Cruz, de Il
Univereidad Centra de Madrid.
CertificO Q de>de hace a1gur
a |. Il :. ~
con xto sati, factol 10 en- las afeccione'
! cr0nicas de los tuime mes, y sobre to1C
en- Os niilos d9bies v escrofulo> os, POI
10 one no tengo Inconvenience en- feco
| m4ndar su EN- leo, en- Ia seguridad de
| Ohtener buen resutsdO.
Dr.. S. del Castillo D Cruz.
S. Pedro de MacOriS, Septlembre, 1904
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-12
Interesante para los que Vlajan

Habi9ndose separado don Adrian p6
rez, de la Sociedad que tenia en- la En-
presa de cOches con ell senior AgudO
duenO del <Hotel Inglaterra , desde esta
fecha, ell que desee viajar en- sus cOches
que son los mismos que habian en- ell
Hotel, solo les cuesta s II de San Juan
q Ponce.
C0chera, Santurce, Telefono 1904.
D. ADRIAN PEREZ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-12
FL (Omandante Lutz

Desde esta mafIana Sc halla en- Ca
auas ell distinguido Segundo Jefe de la
Policfa InsuIar, Mr.. Lutz.
Dicho caballero ha venido a esta
ciudad en- asuntos del servicio v regre
sara esta tarde & San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-12

CFRTTFTCADOs o BONOS de debi
tOs de ayuntami entos. COmpra venta
--C0NRAD0 pALAU-San Juan, p. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-12

Para limpiar el tip0 en- la N quina
de escribir -Oliver> no Sc necesta de
ningun anexO extra nj ceuiilO circular.
La faz del tipO, cuandO este no funciOna,
esta vuelta bacia arriba bacia fuera,
lista para limpiarla, Y este Sc hace en-
pOcOs segHndOs. con un cepillO cOmun.
En- Otras maquinas es tan engOrrOsa la
liIupieza del tipo que SO hace muy de-
tarde en- tarde la maquina Sc echa a
perder pnr esta causa. Agentes en- Puer-
to Rico, Reynolds & Sanches Morales,
San Juan.
EN- LAS CRUCES-Cayey. Sc ven.
de Semilla de arroz superior. casa de
don Vicente r. Munoz.
Aqua MINERAL NATURAL OBJ
RRESBORN. OtrecemOS esta aqua que
por tantos amos Sc consumi6 en- esta Isla
con excelentes resultad0S para las en-
fermedades del est0mago. intestinOs, hI
gadO, rlnnnes, etc, etc v como agra
dable bebida para la mesa.
Pldase en- las Boticas y en- los Col.
madOs
GAMBIA & STURBE.
Unicos inn ortadol es.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
CFRTTFIGADOS o BONOS de d9bi
tos de ayuntamiento COmpra venta
-CoNRADO PALAU-San Juan. p. e.
Mr.. ROOSEVELT deseoso de com.
probar los adelantos de las indu~t.-iaS
puertorriquenas ha dado drien para que
So le con>t uyan en- xLa Mayaguezana-
zapateria en- San Juan, San Justo II,
un par de calzade para 81 uso.
lgualm-nte recibe 6rdene. por CO
rre0 dicha ca con solo ens lar Ia plan
"a del pie marcada en- un papeI el
numoro del calzado que usa. alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-12
C0RTAOILLO.

Cuatro vagones saltaron fuera
de La via.
Desgracids
A consecuencia de dicho acci-
dente murio Domingo Rivera Y
resulto herido vemente Juan
Rodriguez.
Hay ounce heridos mas, leves.
FL maquinista fu6 arrestado.
The Washington times., 1903-09-29
CANAL SITUATION
REMAINS UNCHANGED
Belief in Bogota That New Bill
Will Be Defeated.

Two dispatches from Minister Beau
pre-. at Bogota, received yesterday hy
the State Department. threw little light
on the condition of Panama canal nego-
tiations-
Both dispatches were sent from Be-
gotta on Sunday. In the first dispatch Mr..
Beaupre said there was no change in the
canal situation. second debate on the
bill reported by the committee is ex-
pected within a few days and 1t is be-
lieved the bill will be defeated. Mr.
Beaupre expresses the opinion that
there will be some amendment Of the re-
ported bill.
The second dispatch from Mr.. Beaupre
related to the trouble between the CO.
Iombian government and the cable COM
pany Mr.. Beaupre says he is doing al
in his power TO bring about an amicable
settlement of the differences between
the cable company and the Colombian
government The company has announc-
ed it will discontinue its service on oe-
tober and Mr.. Beaupre says he has lit
tie hope of effecting settlement OF the
dispute unless the company will consent
TO postpone the discontinuance Of IL
service
The Washington times., 1903-09-29
WIDOW GETS LETTERS
OF ADMINISTRATION

Chief Justice Clabaugh has granted
the petition of Mary 4. velati. asking
that she be appointed administrators Of
the estate OF her husband, Angelo We
lati.
The petition was filed in March and
set forth that Velati owned candy
Bsore at 14Osh Street northwest. To
this, Mary VeIati. mother OF Angelo
Veiati. fled protest stating several
reasons why the widow was not a proper
party to administer Upon a hearing
OF the case last summer, Justice Ander-
son granted Mary A. Yelati time 10
reply to this objection. This was done
yesterday with the result that the court
oyerruled the objection of the mother
and granted letters of administration
10 the widow. The widow was repre-
sented by Attorneys Lambert & Baker
and the mother by Attorneys A. A.
Hochling and Charles Wilson.
The Washington times., 1903-09-29
BOARD OF EDUCATION
CHECKED AS TO EXPENSES

Comptroller Tracewell. Of the Treas
ury Department. in an opinion to the
Commissioners Of the District. holds the
Board OF Education has no control over
expenditures under it's contingent fund,
and is not authorized to exercise any
power over such expenditures, except
under direction of the Commissioners.
In the same opinion. in res:c-.--- =. :
query OF the Commissioners. it is held
the cost OF any printing required In con-
nection with the duties of the medical
inspectors of the public schools is prop
erly payable from the appropriation for
contingent expenses of public schools
The Washington times., 1903-09-29
OBJECTION RAISED
BY MONEY LENDERS
Don't Like Order Relieving
Policemen of Debts.
HEARING TO BE GRANTED
Commissioners Informed That Promul-
cation of Order Would Demon
alize the Force.

Several money lenders in the District
have taken exceptions to the order re-
Gently issued by Commissioner West.
that policemen would not be compelled
by the District authorities to pay debts
where usurious commissions or rates OF
interest are charged. The merits Of the
other side of the case will be gone over
at hearing before the Board of Com
missioners some time next week.
The action has been taken in response
to a letter addressed to the Commits
sioners by o. p. NJ Brown. attorney
for a prominent note broker and money
lender, as follows:
Referring to a news item in The
Washington Times, September %. in
which II is stated that you have recon-
mended TO the Board of Commissioners
that section IA of the Police Manual
be amended so that in future members
of the police force shall not be required
by the department to repay borrowed
money when more than per cent pei
annum interest is charged, 1 request
that an oral hearing be granted before
final action be taken.
IF such a hearing is granted l will
endeavor to show to your satisfaction
that the PRONUNCIATION of such an order
would result in hardship to the police
men. would tend to put a premium upor
dishonesty, and would be demorailzins
to the morals OF the force, beside the
resulting financial loss to the licensed
interests in the city that have invested
large sums of money in a bushes.
which is as legitimate and as necessar.
to the community as the nationa
banks"
The Washington times., 1903-09-29
BOY WHO PLAY HOCKEY"
TURNED OVER TO GUARDIANS

Because he refused to go TO school
and ran away the day on which the in
Etitutiops OF learning were thrown
open. Frederick Murphy eleven years
old. was turned over 20 the Board OF
Children's Guardians yesterday by his
parents. Rather than go 20 school he
ran away from home eight days ago,
and the police OF the Fourth precinct
found him sleeping in the vestibule OF
a deserted house In Southwest Wash
ington. Mrs. Kate Murphy. his mother.
went 20 the police station to get the
lad and take him home. but he refused
TO 20, laying he would run away II
taken home and forced to go to school
Mrs. Murphy decided TO turn him over
10 the board, which will take proper
care OF him aud eDdeayor to mend his
erring ways.
The Washington times., 1903-09-29
VERDICT OF GUILTY
AGAINST FITZPATRICK

has received a dispatch from Philadel-
phia. saying the jury in the Fitzpatrick
case, after being out twenty minutes,
had returned a verdict of guilty.
The case mas been under investigation
for months. The defendant, Robert J.
Fitzpatrick, was a vault man at the
mint. and was charged with the theft of
large sums of silver coin. He was con-
vieted as the result of an investigation
by Operative Griffin. OF the Phfladel-
phia district. The money was stolen
last December and January. the opera
tions extending over a period of two
months
The Washington times., 1903-09-29
BATTLESHlP MISSOURI
READY FOR TRIALS

The battleship Missouri will have it's
official trial off the Massachusetts coast
on October 21- The builders trial OF
the battleship will be had at Newport
News next Saturday. when the vessel
will take a run through the Virginia
Capes. Lieutenant Commander John w.
Madison Orchard, who is TO be the exec
utive ofic or OF the new battleship. is
now at Newport News. Captain Cowles.
who is TO command the battleship. is
still at the Bureau of Navigation In this
city.
The Washington times., 1903-09-29
STRANGE FACES APPEAR
AT DRESDEN BARS
Anti-Screen Ordinance Productive of
Many Unique DISCUSSES.

CosHoCToN, Ohio. Sept. 2s.--An
anti-screen ordinance went into effect
in the village of Dresden Saturday
night.
There are four saloons in the village
and all did thriving business, in spite
Of the fact that there was no obstruc-
ton to the public gaze. Strange faces
appeared ct the bar. Men entering the
back doors were supplied with false
faces, with an enlarged mouth. The
masks made an effective covering.
Others brought umbrellas, and drank
in peace Under their sheltering spread
of canvas.
The Washington times., 1903-09-29
CABLE TRAIN RUNS
WILD AND HURTS TEN

CHICAGO. Sept. 29.-In an accident
caused by the wild runaway of a cable
train through Halstead Street yester-
day. ten persons were injured. two very
seriously. and several wagons were de-
molished.
The train ran wild from Sixteenth to
Eighteenth Street at terrific speed. Ii
was crowded. and most of the injured
persons were hurt in jumping.
The Washington times., 1903-09-29
DIED.

BENNETT-On Monday, September %, 1903
MAMIE VIRGINIA, daughter 81 Arthur ID. and
Ida Virginia Bennett (nee Bishop, aged two
years ten months and twenty DAYS.
The smallest light Of our home burned brightly
bat a few years;
Today II burns brighter In home where there
no tears.
Safe ia the arms Of Jesus.
Safe on His gentle breast;
There, by His love o'ershadcd,
Sweetly her soul doth rest
Funeral from her parents residence. 80 II
Street northwest al O'Clock p. m, Wednesday
Relatives and friends invited 1t
NEALON-')n TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER %. at l:f5
a. m. az 1890 Florida Avenue northeast. CATH
ERINF HENRIETTA NEALON, daughter Of Mrs.
Mary NcalOn and the late Thomas Neclon.
Funeral services Thursday ~ 93O a. r,,-, at
Holy Name Church. lnterment at Mount Olivet.
se2O2t
The Washington times., 1903-09-29
POPE HINTS THAT He
WILL LEAVE VATICAN
Promised to Meet Abbot at Monte Cas-.
SIM.

ROME. Sept. 2e.-According to the
''Tribuna," Plus X. on receiving the alb
bot of the celebrated monastery of Monte
Cassini, in the Campania, said:
I'VE shall soon meet. most reverend
father, at Monte Cassini." Then, re-
marking the effect that his words pro-
duced-an impression that his holiness
would some day leave the Vatican pre-
cincts-he added:
Pray; for all things are obtained by
prayer"
The Pope. it is also said. told the
abbot of the Benedictine Monastery at
Caya Del Tirriene. near salerno. that he
himself would inaugurate the jubilee OF
the immaculate conception.