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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-06

entire ambos en- libertar para contraer
nueyas nupcias, mponiendo todas las cos
tas al denandado Asi por esta nuestra
sentencia .definitiv amente juzgapdo, 10
pronunciamos.T N andamos y hrmamos.
Salvador FuITadosa, Charles E Foote,
Angel Garcia.
PUBLIeACIoS: Leida publicada iue
Ia anterior sentencia por el senior Juez
Presidente don Salvador Fulladosa y
Mir Ponente eu estos autos celebrando
audiencia publica el Tribual hoy diez y
ocho de Diciembre de mil novecientos
tres de clio como Secretario ceruhco
Enrique Lloreda.
Y para su publication en- el perio
dico <La Democracias a fin de que sir
va de notification al demandado rebel
de don Eleodoro Palacios Gallo cuyo
domicilio paradero Sc ignora, libro ell
presente edicto parandole los perJuicios
a que hubiere lugar en- deFecho.
Dado en- Humacao velnte y clnco
de Enero de mil noyecient0s cuatrO.
.SalradOlr FMiad0Sd.
Ante mi
Enrique LiOredd.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-06

Las vagas palabras que referente
su padre Sc lie habfan escapado 6
Cheneviere las vacilacioneS de Ro-
ger de b slcombe para responderle
sohre todo la frsse del de Ia
trompetills acdstica <1s hemos i'm
pedido que cometieseis un crimeU>
acudfa todo clio su d emoris y le
dsba 6sbre.
e Hercules cerr0 la dnica puerta
dando dos vueltss Ia Lave. Abrio
despues IN armario sac6 IN iarro
de cidrs. pan y On pedazo de toci-
no.
mo quiere de verss conner al
go ell sefior? pregunto sentandose a
Ia mesa.
Rehuso Victor con IN gesto: sin
embargo, como tenfa mucha sed,
dijo:
-Dsdme algo de beber.
FL de la trompetilla abri0 81
veL ell armsrio, y cogieudo en- yssi-
10 de estafIo, echo en Ell con mucho
disimulo una pulgarada de IN polvo
negruZco que hscfa IN momeuto
tenfa preparado eutre ell pulgar y
ell fndlce. Hecho esto lleu6 ell vaso
sc 10 presento q Victor que apuro
de IN sorbo ell coutenido y Sc coloc6
10 meior que pudo en- IN rincon
para esperar al persopaje al que
aquellos dos hombres llAmsbsn ell
smo. pero. al cabo de unos minu
tos, fnese apodersndo de Ell como
una lsxitud ffsica y de.eos de dor
mir. Quiso levantsr.e, no tuvo
fuerzs para hscerlo J POGO POGO
fuese inclinando 81 csbezs sobre ell
hombro. Sc cerrarou sua ojOs se
qued6 dormido con un sutfo pro-
fundo.
=
sCuAntas horss d0ro Sc sueE0s
Le hAbrfa costado muehc traba1c
precisaTlo cusndo sc despert0. a
ahrir lcs oIos vio que estabA tendi'
do en- ell lecho cue hatfs en- el fon
do de 10 choxs y que les raycs de
sol, penetraban por In alberta puer
u. Sc ref sjabAn en- las certinas ds
de safga. Les dcs hombres hsbiar
dessparscido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-06
SALON ROMERO
PELUQUERiA
San Jssf0 ata1nes'o 20

Montado este establcaniento confer
me las eIigencias de 10 sposa. oAkece al
pdblico un excelente ssrvicio poAtfvsT
ventajas por la considerable rcducaon
de precios.
LEA V. NUESTRA TARIFA
Por un afeitado .o.Is
Por un corte de pelo.
Por un corte de pelo afcitado. o.a5
Por un corte de barba a........o.Is
Por un lavado de cabcza .....o.rs
Por un peinado. .............o.o
Tenemos Ia disposition de nueSNss
abonados y favorecedores una exceiente
Y variada perfumerfa.
Sc aplica la piedra anticeptisa CONS
medida higienica.
DIEGO ROMERO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-06
..A-nunC1.o

FL que suscribe, ofrece mulas donna
das 8 ind6mitas
Rl que interese comprar algunas
puede diriiirse esta Villa.
ALFREDO AMY.
Coamo, Julio 81, 1908. d.
The Washington times., 1904-06-11
VIRG|N|ANS WILL
DEDICATE SCHOOL
The Ceremony Will Include
Flag Day."
"CoLoRS" TO BE PRESENTED
Building Recently Completed on Colum.
bia Turnpike in Alexandria Coun-
ty-Gift of Bible.

Dedicatory ceremonies Will be held on
Tuesday at 4:30 O'Clock. in the new Co
lumbia school house. near the junction
OF the Washington. Arlington. and Falls
Church Electric Railroad and Columbia
Turnpike. The exercises will also in
clude the observance Of Flag Day..
The building was recently completed
and is an attractive structure Of pressed
brick with white stone trimmings, The
building vas planned by Architect A. o.
Won Herbllis. and approved in all its de-
tails by James w. Clements. superin-
tendent o public schools in Alexandra
county. ne contractor and builder was
Augustus Davis, jr., OF Alexandra
county.
In opening the school for the first time
an entertaining program has been ar
ranged and VIII be given under the di-
rection OF the board OF school trustees
Of Arlington district OF Alexandria coun-
ty A. p Douglas, Col. William c. Shell
ley, and DR. Charles B. Munson
One OF the features Of the afternoon
Will be the presentation to the school OF
n large American flag and a Bible from
the Junior Order Of United American
Mechanics.
The Washington times., 1904-06-11
FOUR LINES IN CIRCLE
TO MAKE FUNNY FACE
Times Offers Three Prizes for Best
Caricatures Produced by Any
and All Competitors.

Ever try 10 draw a funny face with
four strokes Of the pen?
No.
Try It by drawing face in the circle
in the advertisement Of the comic face
contest in today's Times The circle
forms the contour rl The caricature; III,
characters 20 be inserted will do the
rest. a stroke. a riTcl-, and a dot-any
one, or all three, may be used; but no.
more than -four touches altogether I'm d
single face. The combinations ard posi-
lions arc so innumerable with just four
chara cters, or strokes, that II would keep
che busy week working up entirely
different expressions with them.
The characters may be larger or small
ct than those given as an Illustration IN
the advertisement Thc dashCs need not
necessarily be straight. as long as the
number allowed is not exceeded This
number Is four. Some contestants have
already sent In faces VITA n large
number OF lines. This is act what is
intended. If il were. OF course peOple
with a talent for drawing faces would
win the prizes. The point is 10 evolve
the funniest possible expression out OF
four strokes OF the pen WITHIN the cir
conference This makes the competI-
ton open to everybody who Is possessed
or an eye FOR the comic
The first prize ia s. with prizes of Sc
and 81 for the two next funniest faces
few seconds work takes the money, pro-
vided that work produces the most
COmiCal face entered in the contest A
committee OF artists fully qualified to
render an impartial decision will deter
mine who are entitled TO the prizes.
The Washington times., 1904-06-11
DISTRICT "RETENTS"
OVER A MILLION
Auditor Has Held Out SI,3I3 5000 fol-
Payments to Contractors
Under Organic Law.

Auditor Garrison has informed the
District Commissioners that the total
amount Of money retained by the Dis
trict from payments TO contractors. and
turned over 10 the Treasurer OF the
United States. pursuant to law. during
the time from September p, 1850. TO De
cember 2. 1903 is 81, 313 $50 90
These "retents' are made under the
terms Of the Organic Act. which pro-
vides that, when the District awards a
contract, such as a contract for paving,
"a shall retain a certain percentage II
the contract money for five years in
case the contractors work shall prove
faulty.
At the end Of Ave years, II the work
proves satisfactory, the retent is given
the money so retained is deposited with
the United States Treasurer and draws
interest
The Washington times., 1904-06-11
Summer Tourist Rates via B. & O.. R. R

TO the Jersey seashOrc rcsorts. the
Adirondack Mountains, northern New
York. New England, and the nearby
Allegheny Mountain resorts. For tickets
and full informs ton call at offices, Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company. 7O7
Fifteenth Street, corner New York Ave
nue.. northwest, and GIG Pennsylvania
Avenue.
The Washington times., 1904-06-11
JAPANESE MURDERER HANGED

FOLSOM, Cal. June u.-Kokichi Hi
raka. a Japanese. was hanged here yes
terday for the murder Of Mr.. and Mrs
7. Yoshimsto and another Japanese IN
Sacramento a year and a half ago.
The Washington times., 1904-06-11
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Zeigler. c T
Zcllcrs. Harry L

leaton. " r Zeigler.
Young. d. Zcllcrs. Harry L
Zahn, W n
FOREIGN.
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Angelo. DernaO (2l Hughet Hon
Cate. Fritztea p (2) Aeriman. Mrs A
de kohler. Mrs Genove- Peril. Giuseppe
va PoIouoho Tsienfina
di Biaso Antonio Ricci Domenico
al GuisCppe. Francesca Robertson, MIS- Tnos
Sabritz. Mrs Ame -
Domenioo, Casciotta Shepard. Mrs Mage
Donate. Aieesio Shrewsbury u
al francesca, Luigi ? wilson Miss Mamie
MISCELLANEOUS.
Artistic Wine List Co, kann Drug Co
Capatolian Advocate Meadow Brook Bol-i.n
Columbia Air Ria= Co Hare
Cuban Oil Asphaltum Natl Assn c,ermap-Au,
o. T.ol,r-oIo,,;s+.
Impairment news. Proc Ent Society,
Eagle Credit Co SLOT C,,id
Eastern Division L : Defective Aye,cv
Co Ws.tf,,,,,,. ia -
MSchame Lease = " ashington Fire ms Co,
Gage Rife Co, Washins-toD Sr,r~ 90
Guide,
PACKAGE LIST.
iSl, Chss Jackson. Miss Commosa
Hammond, mos n Weaver, Mrs
Ito,
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Cole. Mrs Matte
Coleman, Miss Florence
Colladay, Mrs W +
Collins, Miss Mary
Collins, Miss Mary L
COhnan, Miss Battle
Concedine. Miss VI F
Confer, Miss Lilly
Cotmast, Mrs Fanny
Cotturo, Mrs Yinney
Couldwell. Mrs Ida
Cribs, Miss Annie
Dadmo, Miss Uri
Daniel, Mrs Maria
Davis, Mrs Anna
Davis, Miss Catherine
Davis, Miss Sarah G
Davis, Miss Sarah
Dawson, Grace
Deck, Mise Carrie
DeLush. Mrs Lula
D sRyder. Miss Ethel
Disney, Mn Hettie
Dixon. Mira Lena
DOTEey. Airs " VI
Doughty, Mrs BERTHE
Duffy. Miss Katy
| Dutr0w. Mis- Theodosea
Dye, Miss Nellie
EdiKon, Mrs Mary
Ednunds. Mrs Mary
Fairbanks. Mrs Ernest
Finni, Miss Hindel
Flanagan. Mrs J H
Fleming, Miss Thenia
Ford. Miss Amelia
Ford. Mrs F c
Forrest, Miss Helen
= Fountain, Mrs Lilly
Fowler, Mrs A II
Foye, Theresa VI
Francis, Mrs Nathaniel
Franklin. Miss Addie
Frazer, Miss Ada
FriLeIla. Mrs Ellee 90
| Fuller, Mrs Chas G
I Garaghty. Mrs ] II
Gardner. Mrs Lawrence
/ Gardner. Miss Philome-
ma
Cares. Mrs Wilhelmina
=
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| GilhsOn. Miss Agnes
Gipso, Mrs Ella
| Gordon, Miss c
! Gordon. Miss Fanny
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/ Colt. Miss Nellie
Granger, MissNCather-
inc
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Greenhood, Mrs Ruth
| Grimes Mrs Eliza 90
Grimley. Mrs Mary L
Grindell, Miss Nettie
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Hall. Mrs Clarence
Han. Miss Josephine
Hamill. Miss Matilde
Hamilton, Miss Camille
Hamilton, Miss Lena B
Hance, Miss Mary F
Harris Miss Luvenia
Harris. Mrs Mary X
Harrison. Mics Julia r
Hart. Miss Clara
! Harvey. Mrs Jno
Halves, Mrs G f.
HAYES, Miss Alice
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/ Henderson. Mis- Mary r
! HenninCs. Miss Louise
Henry, Mrs Emma
! Herfcrt. Miss &
Herbert. Mrs Mae
! Hicks. Miss Ellen
Hill, Miss EVELYN
Hill. Miss Lizzie
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Hopkins. Mrs Janette
Hopping. Mrs r F. L
House. Mics Callie D q
I Howard. Mrs VI
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Howard, Mrs Rachel
Hughes, Mr. Celia
Hunter. Mrs Cora
J Hunter. Miss Sarah
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Hutchinson. Mrs T r
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irvine. Miss Nellie
Isabel. Mrs Arthur A
Jackson, Mis- Ella
jackson. Miss Fo-rora
Jackson. Mrs Charlotte
Jackson, Miss Isabel
Jackson, Mrs IuiSa
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Jackson. Miss Winnie
James. Ms Wary q
Jenkins. Maria
Jenkins. Miss Maria
Jenkins. Mrs SYLVIA
Johnnsoun. Miss Alice
johnson. Mrs DAM
johnson. Mrs Hottie
Johnson. Mrs " n
johnson, Mrs J G.
johnson. Miss Kate
johnson. Miss Minnie
4ohn'ln. Miss Rosetta
Johnson. Mrs Virginia
tombstone. Mrs F
Johnston. Mrs Ida
Jones, Miss Lucy 4
Jones. Mrs Mamie
Jordan, Mr. S,,-i
Iovce. Mrs Lottie
/ Heating, Mrs VI
kellist. Mis- Emma
News. Mrs Mary
King, Mrs Dilla
Wing. Nav
kinsclla. Miss \
kirkman. Mrs L \
Kline. NliW Gussie
Kuhnort. Mrs T.
lands. Mrs Henry n
Lane, Miss Lizzie
Lanes. Miss Mary
Latgant. Mrs y
Lancham. Mrs Chas
Lawrence. Miss Nlaude
Leavitt, Mrs VIM
The Washington times., 1904-06-11
Prosecution Gives UP.

Mr.. Plat was led lettering from the
stand. He stu had a look as though he
didn't know what IL was all about. The
court room sat in amazement at the de-
velopments. only the negress, who's
eyes had rarely left the old mans face
preserved any sign Of calmness. She sat
like q craven image.
Mr.. Rand then called MI Warren
who brought the civil suit ms Platt's at
tOrney. and asked him II he could indi-
cate where the district attorney could
get evidence 20 corrOborate the civil suit
or where such evidence can be had. Mr.
Warren is short and very stout He
seemed 20 be much enraRed
His testimony was unimportant.
As Mr. Rand concluded his eNamiua-
ton Of Warren there was a gem
cTal hubbub. The magistrate raped
for order. Both the lawyers retained by
the woman were laughing. Only the
Elias womans face remained as stolid
The Washington times., 1904-06-11
Negress Sorry for Him.

Tn sorry for Mr.. Plat" said the
negress. He has been made a tool OF.
II couldn't have been otherwise Ny
conscience is perfectly clear. I am an
innocent woman. L have done a lot for
some people. and they have turned on
me. don't care about the cDlored
people: I've always made white people
my friends.
Il never knew Mr.. Green. I never
even saw him when he called at the
house next dOO-. Mr.. Platt was abso-
lutely the only one who ever gave me
any money"
some day Mrs. Elias said. she would
be glad to tell her story. Her counsel
wouldn't let her last night As she sat
IN the parlor OF her homo with her baby.
II was plain to her intervicwtrs that
she was more than the average colorcd
woman In intelligence and refinement
She talked and acted as 4 cultivated
woman, with more or less charm in her
manner. Only when her face was IN ie-
pose did she seem more like a negress.
The Washington times., 1904-06-11
Was Afraid. Wasn't Afraid.

Mr.. Rand. al this point almost gave
up. He asked Mr.. Platt TO read out
loud the complaint he signed three days
ago. The complainant said he was
afraid. He said. after reading that.
that he was afraid Of trouble.
O. Did you fear disgrace in court? A.
] had no such fear.
O. Did you give this money willingly?
a ] thought / had to.
q. Why? A. To keep her quiet.
Mr.. Rand stopped then. mr.. Plat.
with a vacant look IN his eyes. looked
around the room. not seeming 10 un-
derstand Then Magistrate Ommcn
took a hand. lie brought out that MI.
Platt had met the Elias woman gener-
ally by appointment" once. he said.
after a Tong pause, she met him in the
street.
The Washington times., 1904-06-11
Doctor Named as Suitor.

MIR. Rand drew out the barest details
Of this Mr.. Platt IN whispers almost.
said the woman had come 20 him. and
said that unless a bill was paid there
would be a suit and his name would be
dragged in. and that he went to see her
then at her LenoX Avenue house. He
remembered that she said there WAS like
" 10 be a suit He didn't remember
what names were mentioned.
When Mr.. Rand asked Platt If he knew
what he meant by the question as 90 his
relations with the woman. he strOked mis-
white beard, chucked and said he did
Then he said the woman wasn't hts mis-
tress-
The Washington times., 1904-06-11

as ever The magistrate asked her 20
stand up. There was another craning OF
necks TO see her. Then she was told
she was free.
She turned placidly around looked
at the crowd. then lowered her eyes.
and. without a trace OF emotion. walk
ed out through a lane of people to the
waiting pen. This was to avoid the
crowd
The woman waited in the pen for the
crowd to 80 away. A carriage was at
the White Street entrance and some
one spread the report that she would
go out there. Instead the carriage was
Tor Mr.. Platt. When he appeared the
crowd made a rush, and the police had
10 club a lot Of people.
There were boots and Wells as Mr.
Platt was led TO the carriage through
lane Of policemen. His carriage was
followed some distance UP the street.
The woman went TO her home In
Central Park West, where early on
wednesday morning the door was bat
tered down and she taken out She
seemed perfectly unmoved. She SAID
she would go away soon 70 some sum
mer resort
The Washington times., 1904-06-11

sI.25 Baltimore and Return, B. & o.
r. r., Saturday and Sunday. All trains
both days. both ways, except Royal
Limited.
The Washington times., 1904-06-11
GO Easy" Says ommen.

Go easy with him, Mr.. Rand" said
Magistrate Ommen, and She examina-
ton went on.
Mr.. Rand asked Platt il lie remember
cd paying TO the woman vast sums
amounting to 800. 600 almost he replied
that he couldn't say. but he had some
memoranda Mr.. Warren, his lawyer.
handed him the list of payments I'm the
civil complaint and finally Mr. Ra91
drew from the old man that hey were
right ito the best Of my knowledge"
The list was offered in eviden 20
.. Haven't you any recollection OF
this. Mr. Plat. A ] paid her some
money. can't remember details.
The Washington times., 1904-06-11

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Brown, Thos
Brown, Wilder r
Browne. r W
Bryan, W J
Burnside, r B
Burrell. Lewis
Burton, Jos l.
Buscasen, W :
Butler, Chribo
Caldwell, Chas W
Calhoun, W W
Callesr. Bert
Campbell. A F
Campbell, " F
Cannadsy, Chas @
Canning, Frank
Oarman, A F
Carmody. Martin
Carlln. VIM
Carter, Al
Garter, Geo
Case, Jno +
Cash, Chas z
Chamberlain, L
Chandler. II P
Chandler, J T
Charles, Homer
Chase, DR. / Z
Chase. W "
Churchill. Vim P
Clark, Chas
Clark, Paul r
Clarke, Chas II
Coleman. Robt
Golen, Nathan
Collins, L II
Collins T J
Cbnnar, Geo
Conrad, Albert
Corcoran, A W
COrtelyou, Vim
Cox, Geo F
Crane, Archer P
Crawford, J W
Cross G F
Cunningham, L
Currie. Edw
Cushing. A d
Dand. Fred
Damn. Fred Z
Davidson, Jas S
Davis, Geo W
Davis, 8 @ %
Deadeyier, Y J (z)
Dean. " n
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beats, Walker
Deison. T A
De JRrdin, Q
Depew, G II
DerCmn, Herman
Devereux, DR. J r
Dishnor, Lines
Dixon, T L
Domenico, Cataldo
Donoho, Jas
Donoho, W W
Doodel, Geo r
Dougherty, J J
Douglass, Vim
Dow, Vim
Dudley, P II
Downs, Harry
! Dugiass, Vim
Dutton. Vim A
EdmundS. r II Jr
Ebert, sam
Ellies. Louis
Ellis, W II
Eskridge. J C 81
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Everhart. W ID
Fauntleroy, Dr. A n
Fink, VI F
Fisher. Cbas "
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Flynn. Robt
FOlan. J II
Ford James
Foster, Frank
Freeman, Edw
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! Graf. J ?
! Hale, J G
! Hale, J Richards
Hall. Jos
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Harner. A G
| Harm, John
/ Harrington, Mark W
Harris, Chas NJ b
Harrison. James
! Harrison. Walter
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! Henry, Andrew II c
I Hess. John
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Higgins. James
Hill, Geo VI
| Hin. James
4 Hill. JnO f
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Hit. W r
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Hocke, VIM b
I Holland. Geo
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! House. VI T
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Hughes, Louis
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Humphrey, w
Hunt. JnO
Huttemer, David
liyphax. J J
lslacs. Louis
Jackson. W y
Jassin. John II
Jett. Jas II
johnson, Jack
johnson. Jos r
Johnson. Vim o
Jones. A
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Jones, Saml A
Jones. Rev W J
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LathOn, Victor
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Law Hon Alvin
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

EMS LIST.
Leadbeater, @ W
Learned, Ebcnezer
Lee. Wilson
Leffyear. Stowall
Lent, Benz +
Levering, " r
Lewis, r b
Lewis. Dr F. r
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Lincoln, Willie
LongO, Michele
Lucas. JnO
Luckey, James ~
Jyungstedt, o A
NcConlin, Edw
Mccoy, J II
Mccullough, B II
McFsrlane, " +
NcGath & Canelly
McCill, VIM
MCGOWAN, Nelson
Jimmye
Mickey, W E
McMamman, G T
HacFarlane, VI r
Nahan, Harry
Nakeli. Geo
1sngu1n, Elite
Mann, Z o
Maria, s b
Marshall, Nincen
Marshall, " NJ
Martin. W
Nartnio, Giuseppe
MARTENS, G
Marcy, Fred
Percy K
Mills. Jno W
Minor. Fred
Milton, Jacob
Moore. Geo A
Moore, Lewis
Moore, Rev W D
Moore, NJ B
Moore, F
MOorhesd. James
Moran, Jno
Morgan. Thos
Morgan, " b
Morgan & Logan
Morton, Eddie
AOten, Vim
Munroe, Jas J
Nunzer, Fredk Y
Murphy, Timothy
Murphy, VIM
Myce, A Z
Paul
Soonan, Frank
Dbetz. Lawrence
osborne, Master l. II
OStenwOOd. II F
Page, Chss
Page. Vim
Partridge. Mayo
Parker, Jno g
Parlnnd, Michael
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PackSin, B r
W n
Perry, Jno
Petty. II II
Phillips, Jno ID
Phillips, Marshall yr
PiEgott, Jno F
Pinkney, Robt
Porter. J B
POsey, Casper
POsey, VIM
Poster, WINNIE
Powers, Ivan
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Price, Grover
Proctor, z G
Prout, Ben
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Quell, James
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Reed. Philip Jr
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Clarence
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Robinson, Mamie
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Schrom, c
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His Memory Fails.

Mr.. Platt's eyes looked blank. and
everybody was astonished. For the first
time the true condition Of his memory
was revealed. He answered No" and
looked around helplessly. Then he said
Ask my lawyer"
Mr.. Plat" said Mr.. Rand, kindly. do
YOU know what day Of the month Il is7"
Il don't believe I DO" replied the old
man. There was a deathlike silence as
everybody waited TO hear his words
Finally he said Yes TO the question
whether he had authorized a lawyer to
bring 4 suit for him.
DO you remember signing the pa.
pers?"
Mr. Plat said ne didn't Then n
looked about helpiessly and said i
don't understand"
The Washington times., 1904-06-11
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once upon the old mans face and for
just a moment his eyes looked into
hers. There was no sign of recogni-
ton, and the woman's face preserved
the same placidity. She kept looking
straight at him. Mr.. Plat turned his
head quickly away
Platt being deaf. Mr. Rand had ale
most TO shout into his ear The old
mans replies were given in such a
feeble voice that they were almost in
audible to the ma gistTate. Pretty soon
all the lawyers were close up to his
chair TO catch his answers
Tale of Massage Parlor.
In voice which seemed to grow
weaker every minute. the old man told
how he had answered an advertisement
and met the woman in a massage parlor,
Of which she was the proprietress. Tic
had rheumatism IN the chest he said.
O. How long was that after you first
met her. \. I can't say. 1t must have
been within ten years. went there for
treatment.
Q. Your relations were somewhat ten
derer than those Of massage artist and
PATIENT a. I suppose so.
Q; Was this woman your mistress
A No.
Q. Didn't you have relations with her
A. Yes
Q. You paid her large sums Of money?
A. I can't remember
@ Why. didn't you swear to a com
plant less than ten DAYS ago in which
you said you did?