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BLAINE ESTATE HALF A MILLION.
Widow of the Statesman Left Her Property
to Her Family.
Lnr TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE. ]

Augusta. Me, July 25.-By the viii OF Mrs, James
G. Blaine. filed for probate to-day. no public be-
quests are made. The of $4,000 is left in
trust the income to be given TO the widow Of
Robert q. Blaine. The rest OF the estate is di-
vided into quarters. each for the three chill
dren. James G. Blaine. Mrs. Walter DamrOsch and
Mrs. Harriet Blaine Beale. and the remaining
quarter among the grandchildren The three chill
dFen named executors
The will is dated az Washington April 1901
No inventory was made of the estate but it Is es-
timated at over half a million
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TIE REV. ]. c. J. PETERSON.

The Rev J. c. J. Peterson died at his home, No.
247 Third-st Jersey City, yesterday. from Brights
disease He born in Germany IN 4o4o' ana was
+a, of the Franco -Prussian War. After
DIetine his term in the army he came to this
country and a few years later was ordained a
SS;u4S+ssrr of the German Evangelical Lutheran
IS HlliatSS ond in 1871 was appointed pastor of ST.
SIEa11ttbaw,'s Church. Jersey City. He retired two
Years ago He leaves widow TWO SUNS anu '"0
,RaY,o
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BILss-suddenly July q. at his late residence Owls
Head, Fay Ridge Eliphaet W Bliss. in the 6Sth year
church. Bay Ridge. Friday afternoon July "a at 4
O'clock Intermeut at convenience OF the family Kind
ly omit flowers
BoIToN-suddenly at West Farms. New-York City, On
Tuesday July 21, Martha A. Denison, wife OF John W.
Bolton in Goth year. Relatives and friends
vited to attend the funeral services Friday 2
Road
CoFFIN-on July %. Eliza J. Coin Funeral services
held her late residence. MoHtgomery. Friday.
D. m. Interment at Woodlawn. July 22
CRIsT-JuIy % 1903 Jane Crist. aged 81 years Rea-
and friends. also members or Trinity NJ. z
Church invited attend funeral services the
Church Home 92d-st. and Amsterdam-ave.. Saturday.
at 10 O'Clock
Tnursday morning, July %. 1908, Frederick William
Hollis aged 46 years Funeral services will be held
TuIv g al o. m. Train leaves Grand Central Sta
2:O6 p m Please omit hc"ers
MURPHY-on July q. isos Helen Louisa. daughter Ot
late residence. Davids. Delaware County. Penn
Funeral No. 2O24 Green-st. Philadelphia.
Friday, p IntarneRt private kindly omit
-howers.
yALENTINE-suddenly July =. at linton Falls,
Monmouth County " J., Dennis Valentine. Funeral
services Saturday July e from Presbyterian Church at
ii:sO train from New-York al Red Bank
yAIENTINE-suddeny, at the Crawford House. White
Mountains y H.. Jacob Valentine. in his SOth year
Funeral services at his late residence. No I53 West
Saturday 18th inst. az O'CLOCK. Kindly
omit flowers
WESTERvELT-At the Nyaek Hospital. Thursday. July
g. 1908, Ella Taulman wife Of Otto W. p Westervelt
Funeral services private at her late home. PfeTmont
n. Y, Saturday afternoon. 18th inst
WRIGHT-At the Fifth Avenue Hotel Nsw-York city
Tuesday July IL 1903. Gustayus Granville.
John 5 Wright. In the d2d year OF his age Flu
noon July "a 1908 at $50 O'Clock kindly omit dow
Philadelphia and Baltimore papers please copy.
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RAND UNDER INVESTIGATION
Ir. Payne's Former Confidential Clerk Awav
from the Department.

Washington. July 23.-Postofice inspectors ara
now investigating the affairs of H. H. Rand the
former confidential clerk Of the Postmaster Cen
era, and assistant superintendent of the
Division Of Salaries and Allowances. Mr. Rand
has not been at the department for several davs
New-York tribune., 1903-07-24
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
A Mixup at Paradise Gardens Results in
New Diphthong.

Did o step on DIS foot or did kick on the
ankle? That is what is perplexing the Punch and
Judy outfit at Hammerstein's Paradise Gardens.
In the last scene, where covey of girls by sundry
and divers contortions form the letters Good
night" each one representing different letter,
confusion that resulted produced a new diphthong
to the great delight of the audience. At a late
having it out in vocal sorimmage, In which deep
utterlng consonants in distinctly unphologc array
Yesterday Nahan Franko, the concertmaster Of
the Metropolitan Opera House Orchestra, was
forty-two years old Last night, during the Duss
concert at the Madison Square Garden, Max Hirsh
on on behalf OF the pqss forces. presented to Mr.
F. F Proctor has bought from the James Nc
Creery Realty Company the theatre and plot
known as Proetors Theatre, in One-hundred-and-
twenty-ffth-st, for about $4,000 Besides the
theatre. the property includes five story office
building, with stores The theatre built about
ten years ago by Oscar HammeTstein. and it has
spend $4,000 in improving and enlarging the prop
erty. and roof garden will be of the new
features,
The 2ODth performance OF the Earl Of Paw
tucket is likely to be given in the large ballroom
of the Waldorf This has been announced before
and then denied What is the next move?
Ezra Kendall opened his season in Ashury Park
last night with The Vinegar Buyer" number
Of managers from this city were guests of Iieber
& Co
Willis p Sweatnam has been engaged by Henry
W. Savage to create important part in George
AIDES pictorial comedy. '"The County Chair
man." which will be produced in Chicago in Sep
tembeT. Mr.. Sweatnam has been in vaudeville
Miss Corona Riccardo is spending the summer
in camp in Canada Late in August she will begin
rehearsaIs in the Spanish play, Marta of the Low
lands which will be produced by Harrison Grey
Fiske at the Manhattan Theatre and in which
Miss RccaTdo will have the leading wOman's role.
Miss Amy Lee will make her temperance in
vaudeville after absence of two years, in a new
entitled His Wedding Night" at Proctor's
Fifty-eighth Street Theatre Sunday matinee and
night Last season she appeared in the title role
of Mile 'AWkinS."
Miss Drina De Wolfe was engaged yesterday by
Charles B. Dillingham; be, with J. H. GilmOur
and Miss Helen Tracey. the principal support in
the company that will be headed by Miss Jessie
Milward and which will present modern comedy
"A Clean Slate by r. c. Carton, author of Lord
and Lady Algy.'
Mrs. Langtry is hard at work preparing for her
return to America Her will open here at the
Savoy She will appear in Mrs. behring's Di-
vorce" Her leading will be Paul Arthur.
Several performances will be given in England. The
play had its initial performance in Providence last
spring.
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Except that supplementary mails for Europe and Central
America. via Colon. close one hour later at Foreign
Stattonl-
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WILL SIGNATURE CALLED a FORGERY

Auburn. N Y. July g.-The Burtis viii contest
was resumed this morning. All the witnesses were
bank cashiers and bookkeepers. and all declared
the viii signature forgery
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Highest temperature yesterday. so degrees; lowest %
average 72 for corresponding date last year
corresponding date last twenty-five years
Local forecast-Far to-day and Saturday. light mort"
winds becoming variable
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FORECAST FOR TOD
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

this diagram the continuous the
changes In indicated b. The Tribunes self
recording The tempsra-
recorded by the local Weather Bureau.
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OF ten children With his father and brother, Ed
gar F. Foster, he formed the law firm of Foster q
Foster in 1889. Walter c. Foster married daugh-
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and TO-days Forecast.

Washington, July 2s-The weather been generally
very few showers having occurred in
any portion the The of high
region Wednesday has advanced to
eastward dominate the weather east
Of the Rocky Mountains.
A depression of occupies the Northeastern
Rocky Mountain slope, but 1t has yet been at
tended by precipitation.
Scattered showers have occurred in NewEngland the
South Atlantic Coast. Alabama and Arkansas.
The changes been irregular;
northeastern districts cooler in
the plateau region and the Southwest
probable Friday Saturday except
the locally the and
the Upper Missouri Valley.
The temperature will rise slowly in dis
cts and the lake region and the changes elsewhere
will be uuimpoFtant
The winds along the Atlantic Coast will light north
west the Gulf Coast and the Great Lakes
light and variable.
Steamers departing Friday European ports
light northwest winds and fair weather the Grand
Banks
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SATURDAY.
For New-Engand. warmer to-day: Saturday
fair: light winds.
For Eastern New-York, Eastern Pennsylvania, New
Jersey and Delaware. fair to-day Saturday; light
north winds. becoming variable
For the District Of Columbia. Maryland Virginia,
fair to-day ana Saturday: light northeast winds
to-day and Saturday; light variable winds.
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IN the temperature the last twenty
four hours with the corresponding date Of
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The 2OOth performance OF the Earl of Paw
tucket is likely to be given in the large ballroom
of the Waldorf This has been announced before
and then denied What is the next move?
New-York tribune., 1903-07-24

Yesterday Nahan Franko, the concertmaster OF
the Metropolitan Opera House Orchestra, was
forty-two years old. Last night, during the Duss
concert at the Madison Square Garden Max Hirsh
on behalf of the Duss forces, presented to Mr..
Frankie case of table silver, valued at $500.
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B. I. FARJEON.

London July BIB l.. Farjeon the novelist died
suddenly at his residence at Hampstead this morn
ing from the rupture of blood vessel
New-York tribune., 1903-07-24

Ezra Kendall opened his season in Ashury Park
last night with THE Vinegar Buyer" A number
Of managers from this city were guests of Iieber
& Co.
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Willis P. Sweatnam has been engaged by Henry
W. Savage to create important part in George
man. which will be produced in Chicago in Sep
tembeT. Mr. Sweatnam has been in vaudeville
New-York tribune., 1903-07-24

Miss Corona Riccardo is spending the summer
in camp in Canada. Late in August she will begin
rehearsaIs in the Spanish play, Marta of the Low
lands which viii be produced by Harrison Grey
Fiske at the Manhattan Theatre, and in which
Miss Riccardo will have the leading Woman's role.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-24

Miss Amy Lee will make her temperance in
vaudeville after absence of two years, in a new
entitled, His Wedding Night" at Proetor's
Ffty-eighth Street Theatre Sunday matinee and
night. Last season she appeared in the title role
of Mile. 'Awkns."
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-31
Aviso inportante
Para ell servicio plblico-no-
tariaI en- HatO Grande

Extinguida la Notaria de Hato Gran
de por fallecimiento del Notario don
Martin Gonzalez Lopez; instancia de
los vecinos propietarios de dicho pue-
bio, ell LcdO. don Lorenzo Gimenez Gar
cia, Abogado Notario residential de
esta ciudad, Sc trasladara a dichO punto
los viernes, permaneciendo hasta ell sa'
bado de cada semana, para atender la
autorizaci6n de los Instruments publ
cos que ALI tengan lugar.
Don Jose Cordov6s Berries, esta
encargado por dicho funcionario para
recoger de las parties otorgantes los IL
tulos de propiedad en- que hallan de fun
darse las cOntrataciones y para exten-
der las minutas de los actOs y contra
tos que durante los expresados dias de-
ban ser autorizados bajo la fe del
NotaTio senor Gimenez Garcia.
Caguas, 20 de Mario de 1908.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-31

La siguiente parrafada he lefdo en-
un peri6dico republican,.
Oigan ustedes:
clos federales dicen que los repu-
blicanos son judas, que asesinan q La pa
tria, que carecen de honradez para adj
ministrar v mil sandeces mas, provoca-
das por ell despecho, ETC., etc: :..o
Y todo este es una estupidez, por-
que los federales no han dicho tales CO.
sas; tales cosas las han 2ena0strGdo los
barbosinos con su modo de ser, y claro
est6, nosotros hemos puesto los puntos
sobre las les.
Y para que sc comprenda hasta
d6nde lIegan nuestros adversarios, GUAM
do de polftica sc trata, ffjense mis- lee
torres en- la actitud casi hostn que ellos
han tornado con motive de los 1ltimos
acontecimientos, demostrando palpable-
mente que no solo han sido judas v que
carecen de honradez pol1tica, ST que
tambien eran hip6critas con ell mismo
Gobierno 6 quien adulaban.
Judas, porque 81 Izcariote vendi6 &
su Maestro, ellos vendieron la persona
lidad de su Patria trueque de privile-
gios destinos, que no supieron servir
en- beneficio del pals, sino en- beneficiO
propio.
Judas, por cuantor nosotros, a raiz
de la invasion, 6ramos duenos de nues-
tros municipios, gozando casi de una
autonom1a que los invasores, hasta cier-
to punto, hubieran respectable, ST ellos,
los latCZos, para satisfacer sus odios Y sus
ambiciones, no hubiesen entregado esta
TERRA la centralizaci6n mas espantosa
Y hoy que ven ell resultado, hoy
que ven como uno uno, despues de
tomarlos por Instruments, le dan ell
puntapie final, hoy repito, Sc vuelven
airados contra los que aver eran sus
amigos y camaradas.
Y los puntapi6s siguen. Recibi6
el primero Egozcue y Ell 1ltimo don
Cruz pero no sera ell dltimo porque la
era de los puntapi6s Sc ha iniciado y
a1n quedan muchos que, por su turno,
iran recibiendo esa Garcia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-31
Sdbdnd-8rdnde

El martes de la semana pasada COM
parecieron ante ell Juez de Paz, los in>
dividuos Raimundo Figueroa Manuel
Pagan, acusados de haber agredido al
vecino Juan Figueroa (a) Chito. Este
presenta una herida en- la cabeza una
confusion en- la espalda. Los golpes son
de pronostico reservado.
Como las declaraciones sc tomaron
a puerta cerrada, no pudimos enterarnos
de elias.
Los acusados gozan de buena repu-
taclon, son personas pac1fcas, en- tanto
que ell agredido Sc 0legr0mas de la cuen-
ia para promover escandalos.
Dlcese que ell Raimundo fue ell que,
en- defensa propia, le propin6 dos ga
rrotazos al Chito. FL juicio esta pen
diente de fallo.
Ell jueyes fu6 detenido, en- virtud
de denuncia presentada por Petronila
Flores, ell professor de agriculture Mr..
e. +. Curt Sc le acusaba de haber
castigado rudamente q un nino, hijo de
la denunciante, ell que presentaba varios
cardenales en- las espaldas producidos al
parecer por un foete. Mr. Curt Sc con-
feso autor del hecho denunciado pre-
sent6, seg1n dicen, la varilla de MADEIRA
que sirvio para ell castigo.
Aver, con gran sorpresa de muchos,
fall0 ell Juez absolViendo al acusado.
COmentase mucho ell proceder del
Juez en- este case y Sc cree que 81 ell
professor acusado hubiera sido puerto
rrique1o, otra hubiese sido su suerte.
FL CORREsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-31
Cosas del dla

Despues. .., despues la soluci6n
es bien clara colgarse de un arbol CO.
mo sE homonimo, ell que vendio a Je-
s1s.
En- cuanto & que los repubIicanos
han carecido de honradez polftica para
gobernar, ESQ. Sc cae por 81 mismo.
Veanse los escandalos de San Juan,
los de Mayagtlez, los de Ponce, los del
Presidio, etc, etc.
FL cielo no Sc puede tapar con la
mano para 10 que Sc We no Sc necesitan
lentes.
Ell desprestigio es tan grande, que
hasta ell mismo Gobierno, ha tenido que
tomar cartas en- ell asunto.
Honradez no existi6 ninguna, y 81
clio Sc agrega ell cinismo y ell fraude
electoral, entonces, va no es falta de
honradez es falta de otra cosa.
Pero donde mas resalta la gazmo-
nerfa ole nuestros adversarios. es en- los
1ltimos acontecimientos, sobre todo en-
10 del Penal.
Apenas ell Gobernador suspendi6
Cruz Castro, cuando toda aquella prem
sa republican,, convertida en- b0tafat-
metro antes, Sc transform6 de pronto
en- mujerzuela ofendida y quejumbrosa,
de aquellas que entire lagrimas y cuchi
cheos, con reticencias suspiros, Sc
quejan y maldice de su dueno senior.
Desenganense nuestros adversarios,
para ellos va suena la trompeta del Jul
clio final y iguay de ellos! ell dfa en- que
este juicio Sc celebre, porque entonces
han de DIR de la boca de la opinion p1-
blic$ estas palabras, casi tan terribles
como las de Jesucristo los r6probos.
-<iApartaos, apartaos de mi NAL
ditos porque no podeis vivir en- mi rel
no.!
Y con ojos extraviados contempla-
ran toda su maldad, y su conciencia, con
martilleo constante, seguira dici6ndoles
por siglos mas siglos
i -iMiserables $50. hundfsteis ell
puhal en- ell coraz6n de vuestra Pa
tria 80.
GiNESELLO.