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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-15
OCEAN TRAYEL.

AMERICAN CATHOLIC PILGRIMAGE TO
ROME AND TOUR OF EUROPE. 1905.
For full particulars apply to
J. e. ROACH
ap15-2tt Room 2l4. Corcurap hIdp
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FRENCH LINE,
COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUE,
Direct Line to Havre Paris (France),
Sailing every Thursday at 10 am.
From Pier No. AZ. North River, foot Morton ST.. NY
sLa Savoie. April 20 la Touraine. May II
La Bretagne. April 27 ia Savoie. 80. May IS
La Lorraine. May Ala Bretagne. May %
EXTRA DEPARTURES
BY the Fast Express Steamer,
LA GASCOGNE'' MISREPRESENTATION %
LA GASCOGNE". Observation-Disclosures. May 20
This Steamer will take I'd and Sd class only.
@Twin-screw steamers.
General Agency. 80 Broadway. New York.
GEORGE w. MOSS,
1411 ST. NV.
mil al OF -eSu-19
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HOlIand-America Line.

NEW YoRK-R0TTERDAM, via BOULOGNE.
Sailing Wednesdays at 10 AN.
Potsdam. April 1911 Ryndam ....... May 10.
NNcorfs-r trr'l 2ei Rotterdam ...... Nav IL
Statendam. May Spotsdam ;. May "a
HoLLAND-AMERICA LINE 80 B'wAY. N. Y.
q. F. Droop & Sons 825 Pa. ave.. @. w. Moss
l4l1 g st. NV: David Lindsay. 1906 = NV.
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A Rapid Land Transaction.
All Sold but One Lot.

During the past few months Early e
hampton have disposed of the whole of
this holding with the exception of the mid
die portion of the frontage on Columbia
road, of about 100 feet. The south portion
of this frontage, comprising 122 feet,
has been acquired by Lester a. Barr, who
house there. The northern portion of 100
feet was bought by Mr.. Oscar w. White,
and he is also improving his holding by
building apartment house
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SPRING RESORTS.
NEW JERSEY.
Atlantic City.

Rpor,oosA Is $ So. Carolina Ave. Refur-
pA SVVUA nfshed Steam heat. Modern
cpnyenienccs Phones in rooms Sl.5O daily. 80
tn sII weekly Booklet. MARGARET WALSH.
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BERG ALNWICK HOTEL.
ELLICOTT CITY.
WILL BE OPEN Fer THE SEASON May AND
CLOSE OCTOBER Is.
Rooms may now be engaged and cottage
rented by applying to f. N. WYMAN,
mh1230t Ellicott City, Nd
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CARROLL Springs Sanitariurra

FOR NyALiDs AND coNyALESCENTs.
Forest Glen. Md. Open all the year. Baths cleo.
iriclty, S3n parior. covered gerandas, hot-watet
heat, open fires. Pure spring water piped through
the buildings. Its convenience TO Washington ca
peciaiy recommends IT, Send for Illustrated book laf
1y0-d.o,eSu Address q. II. WRIGHT, NJ D.
NEW II
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-06
Ell ESCANDALO

ode ella han deseSperado de descubrir 81 son vivos 6 muertos: sin
sduda n%aufrsgaron en- algunG nAvegAcl6n que hcieron con nom.
'bres que no erAn los suyos ..:s-Asf me respondfAn los mas
enterAdos. -.
sPero 70 no desesper6 por mi parte. y me col 9 itui en- medic
dc IL PoeItA del Sol. Cd declr, en- ell centric de toda Espa6s, con IL
narjE q les cuAtro ventOs, esperanto que mi fufsimo olfAto AGA
baria por ponerme en- Ia pi,tT de ustedes. =. Me hce amigo de
todos los pOlizontes de Madrid, y ps,&bame dMs y noches pregun-
tSndoles, aiempre que vea una muier de currents amos 6 IN toven
de Velntlclnco: = Q1ea Is esq., QUeA eS ese91 y tan luegO
como notAba que, habia Algo dudosO Il oscurO en- IL historic de
aquel personSle, dedicsbAme a acararlo por mi mismo.
>Asi las cosAs Of hAblar del misterioso Fabidn Condo VI de
todAs las extrAvagantes genealogias que lie i%nventAbAn. Procure
YER q listed: 10 vi en ell Prado, y 10 halle bIstADte pArecido al d.
funto Condo de 10 UmblfG.-s.El ess -, me die sin vacilar.
Entonces apele q mi memoirs, y estI me record6 que ell hijo del
General Fernandez de Lara, ri bien se lllmaba Antonio Lufs,
cumplfa amos ell veinte de EnerO, DIE de San Fabian y San SebA-
tiSn, y que el segundo apellido de IL senora Condssa era eConde.,
Pero no bastAbA cato, y pGseme q inveatigar como y Cuando apa.
reclo listed en- Madrid. Ptonto supe que fue a 10 edad de catorce
ahos, y en- clerto colegio del Gale de FaencArral. Estuve en- Ell
colegio y al ~averigu6 que Fabian Condo iDgres6 en- 81 como
aldea. FL cura hlbia muerto; pero TODD ell mundo me die uz6n
detAlada de 10 nihez de Fabian Condo, pasadA en- una casa de
campo, d sofas con 81 madre, vrtuosfsimA sehora que muri6 elf
de quien 20 habs dido hablar 81 Condo. =. Pedf entoncss un
certifcAdo de su pErtida de sepeio, y en- ella encontr6 Ell NOM
be de pla y ell Apellido palermo de Ia CondeIs, seguidos de IN
permii6 leer de quen era viudI Iquella sehora" :. Pero, sS que
masS 70 no tr1tAbA de ganar IN pleito, sjno de convencerme
de una cosa, y de ea coiA Va estAba convencido b.. Fabian
Condo, quiero decir listed, era hyo del Condo de IL Umbrfa. -.
tRepto a usted, se1or, que guarde ee revolver. -. lMire
que. 81 nc, Va d quedarse Iin Mber 10 que mas le intereIal'
-lDfgImelo usted pro1to reSpondf, volViendo & apuntAre
con elaTmI.
-lQu6 necedld continu6 el dtlconocidc, sin alterarIe nj
POGO ri mucho. PueI bien: 10 que teDgn que ahIdir para que ese
mSjadero revolver &c cAigG 81 suelo lleno de remordimientos y
de V%eTghaDEa, es que ell nombre del Condo de Ia Umbria puede
pOnunciArIe COnla ffente muy alta & Ia faz del universe, y que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-06
Los funeraIeS de Ana 0ter0

Como Sc habfa anunciado, ell sa-
bado dltimo Sc efectuaron las honras
funebres por ell eterno descanso de la
senorita Ana Otero.
Tn artlstico y elegante catafalco,
obra de don Tomas Otero, ostentaba
preciosas coronas, En- la cupula, & 5
metros de a%ltura, una cruz de flores
lila muy bonita, obsequio de sus dis
cfpulas; despues una corona blanca
de biscuit, regalo del Ayuntamiento
de Humacao, otra corona de biscuit
de la familia Otero de Ponce: una Ira
de flores n~aturales de magnfico efec.
to, de su hermana Julia; una corona
de rosas y pensamientos ~artifciales,
regalo de la sonora Aurea B. de Geor-
getty; otra corona de biscuit de la Sc
1orita Carmen .Bel6n Barbosa; otra
corona de flores artiiciales de la ia.
milia Torres; siete coronas de flores
naturales o~bsequio de las sehoras Car
men Moreno de Hernandez Lopez, De-
liza Plee viuda Martinez, Juana s. de
Rivera, %se1oritas Portilla, Schira,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-06

Elv1ra y Obdulia Ferrer; y una pre-.
ciosa cruz de flores naturales de la
sonora Isabel +. viuda de Marxuach.
En- ell primer cuerpo en- donde Sc
LEILA ga la memoria de la sehorita Ana
Otero1, veianse las coronas artificial.
les, brenda de la familia: una de su
sonora madre, otra dc sus sehoritas
hermanas y Sobrinos; otra de sus her
manos los esposos Otero Cintr6n; otra
de sus hermanos los esposos Otero
Lopez, otra de los hermanos Aguilar
y otra de su vieja Maria la o.
Todas estas coronas estaban ar
tfsticamente colocadas y con sus res.
pectivas dedicatoriaS.
Tres sacerdotes ofciaban Y la
magistral misa del reputable compo-
sitor Querubini, con accomplishments
de ammonium y orquesta .fue cantada
q perfection por Miss b. Cook, sefo,
rita Teresina Moreno Calder6n Y Mr.,
W. Hamilton.
La concurrencia fue numerosa y
de 10 mas selecto de esta ciudad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-06

Once amos dospues della muerte de mi madte-continu6
FabiSn-sr1 20 en- Madrid 10 que So suele lamar IN A0nb,c de
idiOmas, m6sicA algunas matsm6ticu, historic ' litsraturs profs.
Ms, !equitaci6n. dibujo, esGrima, gimnasia y otrAs cosaS Dor ell
estllo, On cambio de las cuales divide cast por complete 81 latin v
10 floSofia escolkahca de que era deudor al vieio slcerdote. Habis
hecho unvf.Ie de tres sdos por Frsncia. ~IngAterrs, AIsmsnia {
tails, d,eteniendome, sobre TODD, en- eAa altima naci6n & estudiar
lecta, y On 81 que dicen be lcanxldo al0unos t~riunfos. H.bf., en-
fin, regressdo { Espana y dGdOme 3 conocer en- esta villa y Corte
como hombre bien veStido, como temible duei,tS, como jinete
eonsumado, como juGador serene, como decidor aRudo y cruel,
cuyoa sArcasmos contra lac ~HaquezAs del pr6jmo cornan de bocs
en- bccs, y como uno de los galanes mss a~fOrtunados de que hacia
eshlo. :. LIE eatoy habandO q listed 81 Iengusie del mundo; no 81
de mi conciencia de hoy.
Tenia 20 ala saxon ~veinticinco amos, ' hlba "a QsstIdo IL
mitad de mi hIciends, ademSs de sus pingnM redtos. De vez
co ouando preguntkbAnSe hS genteu quSn era yo".. Ls csIumnis,
IL fantasia 8 la parciAlidad, es decir, mis- numerosou enemiRoa
emulO' y riVAls'' Ia peQusha cOrte de ~aduladOrss de mis- vicioL 8
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-06

breVe Sc p~rocedera por 81 Attorney 4
cubrir dicha plaza.
-E-El teniente Casals del puesto de
Manatf, telograti6 esta mahana al CO.
mandante Lutz, dando cuenta del 81.
guiente Academic.
SManati. ACADIA de ser cogido por
ell dltilno wagon del tren de cana NJ 80,
el nino Julian Noa, de siete amos.
Result6 con fractures en- la pierna
izquierda. Ell tren lie enganch6 en- el
momento que intentaba coger un peda-
70 de cana del referido wagon. Ell juz-
gado instruye la sumaria.
Ell corresponsal de Mayag1ez co.
munica haberse suicidado en- dicha
ciudad el ioven Juan B. Lopez, dispa-
randose I'm trio de revolver en- la sien.
Ignoranse los causas que hayan mott
vado tan extrema resolution.
Ell Comisionado del interior fir
mo en- la tarde de aver Ia cesantfa de
don Pedro Fernandez, jefe de Obras
pdblicas.
Ell senior Fernandez permanecera
en- su puesto hasta ell 20 del mes co.
rriente.
Ell gobernador Winthrop frm6
hoy ell indulto del resto de la conde
ma de siete amos que sufria ell preso
Felipe Parz6n Quihones en- el preside
de San Juan por ell delito de asesinato
Paszon fue condenado por la Cor.
to dc Distrito de esta ciudad en- Abril
de 1901,
Ell indulto es q CONSEQUENCES de
| hallarse atacado de tfsis Felipe Par.
! zon Quihones.
Mariana saldra para Ponce el
: senior Wilcox on asuntos electorales
Permanecera algunos dias en- aquella
! ciudad.
Ell Attorney General senior Ecu.
/ lie abrira una b~iblioteca de derecho y
legislation en- su departamento para
~consultas pdblicas de los abogados
; que necesiten estudiar determined as
cuestiones iuridicas.
En- la session de aver del Consejc
Executive So aprob6 Ia ordenanza de
municipio de esta ciudad, autorizan
dole para 10 compra de materiale,
sim necesidad de Subasta pdblica.
Ell comisionado senior Elliot pre-
sent6 aver en- 10 session del Consejo
una moci6n para ZANZIBAR los sueldo
& <slgunos empleadoss de 81 departa
mento. La moci6n pas6 ala comisi6r
de hacienda.
-Ha renunciado ell puesto de J ue,
de paz de San Lorenzo, don Edelmlrt
Mendez Serrauo. Todavfa ell Attor
ney no acord6 la rsposIcI6n del refe
rido cargo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-06

Ell senior A. GONZALEZ Font pasa.
ra q formar parte de 10 psgadurfa
general de 10 division del departa.
mento de instruction.
La pagadurfa general reciente.
mente creada por ell tesorero seHor
W~illoughby, Sc abrira en- los bsjos
de IL tntendencia q principles del mes
pr6xlmo.
-.Esta msfana ell polieia Leopol-
do Vale present6 una dsnuncia ante
el iuex municipal contra Eduardo Gar
cfa, autor de I'm robo de slete dollars
setenta y cinco centavos veriicado en-
Ia casa que habita don Fsrmin Corti-
10, en- Santurcs. Garcia fu4 detenido
anochs q las docs o~cupandole de Ia
cantidad robada sells dollar y cen.
tavOs.
lei msgisterio puertorriqueio
trata de celebrar una asamblea dc
mseatros que tendr$ efecto on el mes
dc Julio.
-Muy en- breve 90 vera on Ia Cor.
te de Humacao 10 causa contra Eduar.
do Rivero, que nitric una pufalada d
Catalina Camacho, en- 10 hacienda
eFortunas de squella jurisdiction.
PARA OURAR UN RES
FRIADO EN- UN Ola tome las PAS.
TILLAs LAxANTEs DE BRoMo-QuINI.
Ma. FL boticario le devolvera 81
nero 81 no 90 cura. La frma de II.
GROVE 90 halla en- cads csiita.
En- Ell Quartet general de Ia poll.
(Continua en- la pdgina 6q)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-06

En- la tarde aver vi6se en- 10 Cor
te municipal I'm iuicio de demanda
que ha llamado la atenci6n pdblica.
Don Tomas Murray demand6 al
x attorney senior Sweet en- cobro de
honorarios.
Ell senior Murray alega que 81 SO.
nor Sweet le contrato como admins.
trador del &San Juan Newss en- cuya
ofcina estuvo empleado dos meses.
Ell demandante reclama ciento ocho
dollars por servicios atrasados.
Declararon en- Ell juic.o 81 senior
Olmedo y un americana, cuyo apellido
ignoramos.
Defendi6 al demandado don Jose
Fernandez y al demandante ell senior
Bsnitez Castaho.
FL abogado del demandante cali
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-06

flco Ell hecho como un acto de mala fe
por parte del senior Sweet Y solicit6 de
Ia Corte decidiera la question en- favor
del senior Murray condenando al de-
mandado con las costas del juicio.
Ell Juez del Vale senal6 ell jueves
a las dos de la tarde para dictar son.
tencia.
Ell iuicio termin6 & las cinco de la
tarde.
En- los examenes celebrados por
el d%epartamento de. instruction en- los
dias II, Is y 10 del mes pa sado fueron
aprobados treinta y seis canildatos,
obteniendo cinco de ellos ell csrti6ca,
do de maestro graduado y treinta y
uao Ell de rural.
-Ha quedado vacante on Atboni
to Ell cargo de Juez de paz. Muy on
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-06
N0T|C|AS DEL Ola

Mr.. Sweet, demandado. -Treintay y ses nuevos maestros.-
Juzgados de paz vacantes herido por ell tren de
M~anati.-Suicldio en- Mayaguez.--Pedro Fernandez,
cesante en- Obras pdblicas confnado de pre-
sldlo lndultado por Gobernador. Mr.. Wilcox sale pa
ra Ponce.-Biblioteca del Attorney. --Dsposiciones del
Conse1o Executive.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-06
WANTED

)okkseper, who will make him.
SET generally usuful. Must have know
ledge of Spanish, give references and
state salary expected. Address P. o.
Box 1855.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-06
WANT ED

Translator who understands both
Spanish and English thoroughly. Must
be quick, accurate and reliable. ADJ
dress, giving references and stating
salary expected, P. o. Box 446.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-06

PrecIos MIN de los articulos
que SO detaIIan on
almaoenes
ARROZ.-Jap6n ~ a $3s; Idem dc
2a3la $34; americana corriente s34.
Aios mallorquines, q 80 ctvs.
Cappadres q 90 ctvs.
Jame mes 7t& &.
Quesos amecs.a $751;. P~atsgras IS.
Tocino, IS II a lat.
Jab6p, S4.60 & 84.70 Rocamora;
americana, s2} ~.
Pasta del pals a S49.
Manteca 9 1925 en- ! y en- latas de
Ct 40.
Harina dc est $6t.
Habichuelss blancas del pals s3t o
4, americanas 90 q A.
Coloradas del pals 4 o Al.
Americanas blancas largas q o..
Garbanzos s4A q Il
Bacalao Q II.
Cebollas &e5l.
Arenques 81.
Mantequilla, de ga q l6
Pasta americana On caias de una
Rrroba S8.
Pspas smerlcaaas de s1.75 o l IS
Id isleHas %.
Tasaio sSt. o 8.
varios articuIgs del pals
Precios corrientes
Azdcar para 81 consume:
Moscabado claro de o. 8 a..
De misl claro Q 1915. .
Centrifugal claro de Il q O..
Azdcar americana de IL ae64.
Algod6n de 81 q 8.
Almid6n q s34
Cate corriente s11t a III.
Oueros dulces S16 q II
Cocos a go millar.
Ron 81 grades Cartier q 50 caasa.
vos gallon.
Maize LEO q 1.65
$ebo OF %.
sbsco, nominal.
Buques anunciadOs
tCoamo.1 Sali6 el 3 del corriente
de New York para esta isla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-06

Tenedor de libros, que al mismo
tempo ayudar& en- toda clase de ira
baio. Debe sabsr el espaGol, dar re.
f~erencias y dectr que suldo espera. Di.
recci6n, ?. o. Box 1855,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-06

Traductor que sabe perfectamen-
tie ell ingles y ell espahol. Debe hacer
las t~raducciones con ligereza y acier-
TO. Diriiase, dando al mismo tempo
referencias y diciendo que sueldo Sc
espera, & P. @. Box 446.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-06
SECC|ON MERCAN1|L
Notas comeTcia|es de San Juan

sJulias e. II del actual sc
aguarda procedente de la Habana y
puertos intermedios.
SSanturse.a Probablemente ell 8
del corriente saldra de New Orleans
para esta.
SM~ontevideo.s Procedente de Co.
Ion, recalara del 20 al % del corriente
ysaldrA para Cauarlas, Cadiz, Bar.
celona y Geneva.
sCaracas.S Para New York sal.
ORA ell IA del actual.
<Philadelphia.S Ell Is del presen-
to estara az II proc sdente de NV York
= saldra al dia siguients para Ia
Guayra.
I0mar0n puerto:
De la lsla vapores <Porto Rico2 y
sVasco.H
BE hdbiltdr0n de Salida:
Vapor americana <Ponce, para
New York.
&c oleta sIsabela1 para G lanica.
Id <Dolorito para Culebra.
Vapor 'Venecia.s para la Gaayra.
Buques en- puerto
TRAVSEIA
sMannie SWAMI cargando.
&c Abrielle' descargando.
&OthjrS pen liente.
COSTANGROS
<DoloreaS Humacao y Yabucoa.
SMsyagUezanaS dessargando.
<Borinquets YAbucos.
sRicardo Rliz' Aglalilla Ma.
yagu z,
<Uberitas Vleques,
eAngol NJ arlaS Culebra.
<MsrloS Faiardo.
sCarmenS Veg ues.
sPlerto Ricos cargando.
xVasco1 id.
CambiOs C0rrlentes
Londres check 4.S8 4.88t
Paris 2t It D.
Hamburgo Na4<
New York ) cvs P.
Espaha 3 div 25f 26 D
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
TEST WOM4N'S SANITY.
Wife of EngIezoood Druggist Testi-
fes an Her O7Cn Behalf.

Mrs. Charlotte Allen. of Englewood. N J.. was
before Vice. Chancellor Stevenson. in Jersey City
yesterday. in habeas corpus proceedings she having
been brought from the State Insane Asylum at
Morristown. She committed to the institution
two weeks ago the certificates of Drs Currie
and Errnentrout, of Englewood. at the instance of
her husband, Englewood druggist. A number of
sympathetic neighbors who admit that Mrs. Allen
may be abnormally jealous. but believe her to be
sane, opened their purses and retained counsel to
has been appointed. is holding it's inquiry be-
house, at Hackensack, where the final sitting will
probably be to-day.
The habeas corpus action was taken with the
once: The Vice-Chancelior. learning of the pro-
ceeding pending before Judge Zabriskie was not
inclined TO interfere until the decision of the men
tai condition of Mrs. Allen is reached She was
legged homicidal and suicidal propenstes as the
certificate of the examining physicians is to
that form of insanity, IL is alleged she had
threatened to kill herself youngest child a
nve-year-od daughter. She has two children the
oldest girl of eighteen. Mrs Allen testified yes-
terday that she loved her children and that she
had never entertained any thought OF doing them
or herself any bodily injury She declared her hus-
band was cruel, ana one occasion. when she
took letter from his coat pocket and refused 10
surrender it. she that they struggled for nos
pice-Chancellor adjourned the hearing until next
Monday and ordered Mrs. Allen, who was in the
custody OF nurse to be taken back to the ASYLUM
Mrs. Allen accused her husband OF inf1dety ana
told sensational story of a quarrel betweer bsr
self and the woman. She said Mr.. Allen and the
woman in question both tried afterward to make
pei her to do so; When she refused she said, thew
got her declared insane. '
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
POLITICS TO THE AID OF THE PEDLERs
Tammany, with an Eye on the Election,
Will Let Loose the Pushcart Men.

Mayor Mcclellan yesterday appointed the follow
ing commission to frame ordinances for the proper
supervision of the pushcart pedlers of this city:
Police Commissioner McAdoo, Health Commission
er Darlington, Street Cleaning Commissioner Wood
bury, the Rev. J. Bernardino Pozzo. of the Cath
olic Church of the Most Precious Blood. IN Baxter
St; Miss Lillian Wald. of the University Settle
ment; Lawrence WELLER. secretary of the City
Club, and DR.. Ephraim K. Browd, president of the
Eastern Medical Society.
The commission has been appointed because
Major Woodbury's heroic concentration OF the
dealers under the arches of the Williamsburg
Bridge has wrought heartburningS by the hundred
the lower East Side. These heartburnings would
assume practical shape about election time, and.
as election time is important period for the
Mcclellan administration, ii thought best TO
do something for the pushCart brotherhood.
The commission will give public hearings
and the troubles of the pushcart pedlers will be
fully exploited No licenses have been issued to
the pushcart men since last July. Many OF the
holders of licenses do not want any more pushcart
licenses granted to aliens. There is nothing in the
law that dsQualifeS alien from holding IL
cense, but the competition has become fierce
the East Side and those who are in do not want
any more admitted TO the fraternity. The commits
sion will report to the Mayor. and then suitable
legislation will be adopted by the aldermen and the
Bureau of Licenses.
The pedlers will be allowed to return to
Broadway, but it Is believed that the Mcclellan
administration will arrange 1t so that they use
nearly all the other downtown streets to ply their
various trades.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
AFTER WIFE; ARRESTED.
Son-in-La5C Of Late Ra'L7cay and
Leather Mdn q TreSpaSSCr.

Henry a. Angelo, of No. 2.lSl Harvard Boulevard
Los Angeles Cal. a prisoner in the I'd Pre-
cinct station at Newark yesterday for having an
noyed the family OF his brother-in-law, Robertson
W Ward by entering the latters home at No. 13
North 9th-st.. Newark. by door without hav-
ing announced himself Private detectives who were
expecting the call were in the house at the time
and they turned Angelo over to the police and he
was locked up.
Angelo. little more than two years ago, mar
ried Miss Jessie Bonnen Ward, daughter Of the
late Elias Ward. who prominent in street rail
ways and leather manufacturer The family OF
the bride objected to the marriage.
About year after the wedding the couple went
to Los Angeles to live. where Angelo carried
the contracting business. Soon word came East
that Mrs. Angelo being neglected by her hus-
band. and eventually she left him and TO live
at the home Of her brother Several days ago word
was received from Los Angeles that Angelo was
coming to try to induce his wife return. De-
tectives watched for him, but he euded them. and
they then went to the Ward house. When he
arrived. instead of ringing the doorbell. he went
to the rear door and entered without knocking
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
SHEA REPORTS PROGRESS.
PLEASED srith Visit Here-May See
MeILen TO-day.

New-Haven Conn., Feb. 20-Timothy Shea Sec
ond vice-grand master of the brotherhood of Loco
motive Firemen; Andrew P. Kelly and two mem
hers Of the adjustment committee. who went TO
New-York this morning for the alleged purpose of
consulting with some influential person close to
the management Of the New-York New-Haven
and Hartford Railroad Company in regard to the
settlement OF the trouble between the ffremen and
engineers. returned TO New-Haven about 1920
o'clock tonight, after conference lasting several
hours.
Mr.. Shea was seen on his arrival here. and said
that the subcommittee had made progress along
the line Of arbitration and that he hoped for a
settlement along these lines. He said that II an
arbiter called he would be a railroad man
strictly, and 'one who thoroughly understands the
railroad business Mr.. Shea was asked If a report
to be made tomorrow to President Mellen
and ne replied that il was possible that the fire.
mems committee would have something to say TO
the roads president time tomorrow The
committee which went to NeW-York to-day will
port the full adjustment committee of nine to-
morrow, and. in all probability. if visit to Presi-
dent MeIen is made it will be at the close of this
meeting.
When asked regarding any action of the engi-
neers Mr.. Shea said It possible that the
adjustment committee OF that body OF men also
would see President Melen tomorrow. but what
was likely 10 take place at this meeting Mr.. Shea
We are entirely pleased with our visit TO New
meeting of the fun committee tomorrow there will
be nothing further TO give out"
possible arbters. but the only reply to these re-
ceivea was a shake OF the head in the negative.
day meeting OF several directors of the road was
held and II Is also understood that the Brotherhood
sqlt OF the conference is not known. President
the question Of arbitration with the engineers with
view OF ascertaining whether not a plan could
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