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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-15

Con raz6n hR Ismentado en- eat08
dfaa al diArismo ID &faEta de aauntOa.2 ,
No Joe habfa. Ere precise aometer
81 irgeniO 8 Is dura prueba 6 que 30
meton iOg amola3oreE ambulantes Is
tijera de l0g sastFe8 de portal.
Pero Va no. Pueg no POGO se hS ha-
bladC, poE ejemplO. del BOGYdof Ira
de que ge tratR de CPear en- ID isla.
Aiem6s. este coincide con Ia OTgani-
gaCi6n de fisatag. sean 6stas las que Sc
de6iquen 6 San Juan 8 81 4 de julio.
V6ase si hSy asuntog Va.
Z tod0s, q CuRl mss, prediSponentes
ls algeria y d ioIgoFiO -dicho sea
con respeto.
sQq6 ser6 'el Board IF Trade? He
Bhf una pFeGuntR. an 61ategr0gGnte
di6cilill0 de COntestar CRteg6riCG-
mente.
Flo pl6,tase. sin dudn. & dar & Il
LOcG de la casa no POGO que hSceF.
Desde shoFa. puede. pues, AI0CG de-
lOs cFoniStas diarista0. dRr yueltGs
On toFn0 del Saatsgq000aate MuCEa
suerte fueFR, sin embargo. pensamOs.
para 10 p. bre E0CG, que no la pasarR
10 que & les maripOaiiles que revoIc-
team en- torn0 de IOs quinqu6s.
PoEq1e 81 Board of Trade pi6ng0se
que tiene para el pueblo puertorrique-
ho-Salvo 81 meiOr parecer de Jos Jos y
EOs los todas Las spariencias de una
es1Ga0e mas 8 menOs teb0aG
TUCS & nuestro pueblo. no 0bstante.
Yecordar que eBtsn "a passdas de modG
Ias mitoloRias y que no hOy "a pueblo
nj CristianO que se SientR con amino
para pasar RlegFemante Ia gGrs0 y el
gSGyGc6n que pas6 Edipo.
CarRuen 10 de GslegrementeO & los
pPeparativOs de fiestOs. y comDad6z
oanI0 tod0 con eI Board Of Trade.
SsFfa oosa del otrO iueves que pue-
bios On Continuadag, d0lorOsas inCerti-
dumbFes, estuvieren aiempre diBpues.
t0s & echRr ID casa pOr q ventana.
Pero. Squ6 digc9 SQu6 tienen que
yer lac festAg con otrOs asuntos, con
Otras OandOngag 8 venturanzRs 8 zalR-
meEfat9
Echsss IL casa por Il ventan0, ,, 81
quedan brios para divertirse mas en-
grande 66n, Spor que no echRF por n
prOpia VentOnG el RgendereadO BOOrd?
PeliIl0S "a mari
PERIDEM.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-15
Ia arqussta es!0st!a!

Esta orquesta, que hace aIgunos
dias regFes6 de- la ciudad de~Ca-
guas, a donde fu6 contratada para
tocar en- cultos festejos organizados
por la colonia espa1ola de la indi-
cad4 ciudad, esta tornado por dis
tiDguidos elementos artfsticos de-
esta capital, j6venes todos de valer
no va como profesores sin6 como
indfviduos particUlaFes.
Els una magnifca orquesta que
SO ha hecho popular poF el m6FltO
de los mdsicos que la componen.
EllOs niue Stranse sumamente @sa-
tisfechos de las atenciones que en-
Caguas recibieran tanto poF parte
De la colonia espafiola.como por la de
los demas elementos de aquella socie-
dad, q todos los cuales dan gracias
expresivas por medic de estas IL
meas.
Dicha orquesta dirfjela Ell repu-
tado maestro Marqnez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-15
P8Inanec8 sin com
pOneT Ia plaza De.
Ponce.
lEIahoas Corpus" sOIIeltadO pOr
81 'SarCO,
So 1S8gUTa que TenunGiaTd 81
juoz Dc ID C0ft0 do dIstfltO,
(De maestro Copuespons0z. J

Junio Is. - Gran animaci6n Teina
para lsa Corlidag del Hip6drOmo 81 dia
4 de julio.
Han soIicitsJo inscription para va
rios cAbalIos de distintos puntos de u
isIa. loG que enOontrSrAn auu9 oampeO-
mes dispueStos & diSputRrIeg los pre-
mios.
-Muy POGO concurrido estuvo el
bAile que vaFios j6Yenes dieron en- ell
casino el sSbado psgadO. La festina-
ci6n oonque fu6 preparR1o y llevado &
fecto fo6 causante de ID p0cR C0nOu.
rrenc;R.
-El seflor Jacobo Tar, presidents
del Conceio municipsl. present6 la re-
nunCiR como conCejal y le hR sido aCep-
tads Dor ell QObsrnadOr.
Dos meges ae CumpIen mafiana de
loB suCesos en- Ia plDzS de las Deliciss
que dieFon por reGultadOs la rotuFa de
pSrte del enveTjado. y tOdavls peFma-
nece 6atR Gin C0mp0neFs dRnd0 6 Is
pDSzS f6o aspecto.
III bra que AbFir una suacrirci6n
para GompOnerla9
FL domingo se efectu6 IN desc flo
de SBAse. B al.s eatre los teams ERE
lsmpsgoD y eCorred0ES con 81 siguien-
to score
e e7 IN r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-15
REGlsTRO CIVIL

Nacimientos: Aracelia B srd6 , O5o-
rio, Luis Antonio AguStin Sanchez y
CuGrter0. Tomas jose Lopez y MsFtf
nez. Garsrdo Vicente Hernandez, Sc.
rafiu AniCeto Labrador MonOlova, Sc
rafiu Perez MaC Clare, Rafael Cintr6n
L2ndr6n, Juan VSzquez , Cruz Quin-
tero CGFmona.
Dafuuciones: E2ifAnio Mont, fiaz
III arn6ndez. NJ aFia ApOlmaria Apgulo
y Ru6aO Rivera Domfoguez.
MatFimonic: Eduardo j. FAure con
MonserEats SkaPrett L2ndr6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-15
AGGIDENTE.

Aver tArde en- momsntos en- que ira
bsj j4bR en- el aImsc6n de los sefIores
Finlsy de ls Marina, ell braOerO Miguel
Padr6n, cly6Ie encim9 una estiva de
ladrilIOg. caus6ndole varies cOntnsio.
mes y una haridR en- Ia OAbezs que Ie
pF0dujo gran hemoFFRRia.
COnduCido & la casa de s0C0rros 81
praOticante de guardia safIoP Segaet Ie
presto sua auxilioa PROFESSIONALS, ca.
cOntv6ndOte hoy 81 herido bastanta
mejoF.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-15
IA psrsOnas arrestadas

Por aprnpiarse terrenos del pue-
bio De Puerto REQ. y destruiF los
bOsques sacando las ma1eras, en- ell
barFio Guanics, fueron arrestadas
IA personals
Celebrado el iuicio fu6 multado
cada uno con $40 y Sc les notifc6
que no deben OcupaF por mas ITEM
Po aquellos terrenos.
Que Sc dediquen a prestar bril-
llantes... .servicios y no q destruir
boGouea.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-15
So Tsunlrin boy.

LIS sefloritas que trabDisn para d
FealiEaoi6n de Bas iestas de San juan
tendF&n estR tarde una reunion 6 fin de
tFatap del aIudid0 proyectO. PAreca
que lss suxiIia en- 50 obra 81 3. p. T..
Colon que tsmbi6a asiutiFs Ia iuntR
indicad0 donde se vera con qdG fondca
puede ContRVse para les fastas y extsn.
sion que 81 prOgFRmS de lRs mismas
deba dRrse.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-15
La gas0Iila no bio
T8suItadO en- Ba.
yan61.
AIIi 50 mudd d glganiG. EstadO
do NGvaTBz, AgOsiO CDntIlda
pIeS0.
(De a4estro CorresDonsoI J

tNNs~g@dN k@C4e3NSV y
Junio 14.-El fcCO de gnaOlira que
se hR m0ntado en II plaza de cute pue-
bio, no hR dado Fesultado. teniendo 81
sefi0r aICalde que mandarlo & guitar.
pueg no alumbraba NADIA abOIuta nente.
Nos quedaEemos con u iluai61 de que
fbRmos & toner an baen alumbrad0.
In verdnd ea que todO iLYanto. ,
todo aquello que en- otras parties ha
dado EesuItado aqui ca Bayam6n 90
eatteIlR.
Por ESQ deCfan anoche:
eAQnf Be muri6 81 gigantic
y la chNnRa mAFomeFs:
esq Luz. que es tan bri lRnte,
squf no aIumbrR siquierA.D ,
Cuando quitar0n ell foCo hub1 ana
gran griteTfA, teniendo que intervenir
Ia policiA.
Ell estado de Luis NsvArez, es
gravf; pero tFabsja activ6mente p0P
salvarl0 el Dr.. F0sR, director del hos
pitsl.
Su sgrsaor Santiago Agosso (s) eMe.
Iscs O0ntin6a preg0, puas be le exigen
s.. 600 de fisnza, loH CuAIes creo no hay
quien l0s presto.
PArece que los sefIores de 10 sani-
dad, de este pueblo. miran con indifa.
renClS Ias indiCaoi0neI que haca ls
pransa.
-Vemog con gust9 que el doctor
FOsR atiende con mucho cello los mu.
ChOs enfsrm9s pobres que RaiSts.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-15
VsIada litsraEla

Para la que celebrara la sociedad
xLtbertad B ,rinq uefiaS el dia 8 de
Julio, con motive de la toma de
possession de la Junta de gobieFno
de- la pFopia sociedad, hemos reci.-
bido atenta invitaci6n. GFacias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-15
GUARTONEX.
M9mbIanlanI0s ludleIaIes.

Hen sido nombradoS Fisosn de Ia
CoFte de Distrito de Aguadillp, el Sr.
LibeFtad Torres GrBu: Pedro Audrey
MontOlio. Juez del DlstFito de Areci
bo, y Rsm6n @ Qaifiones. Fiscal del Dis
tritO de APecib0. Juan Ramos Velez,
Juez de Paz de Msnasf y 81 Sr. Saave.
sc, Assistant Attorney.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-15
S 1 |

Blanca. gruesa y Beos, de j. salins
sFORTUNAD de Ia MontaIvo, ofceCan
de ventA Los sefI0res u. Lopez & Co.,
de San GaFm&n. 8v.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-15

COLOCACION.--La soIicits ls 10.
ven Marta Msgdalena. para ana casa
de New York 8 de San j uan, donde
deseen utilizar sus aerviCioU de OaIados,
Costura Hama y tFabsjos dom6stic0S.
IutOPmRrGn en- u casa no 90 de Ia cRIIe
del Cristo. 3v.a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-15
Fiesta en- Ia High School

Hase recibido atenta invitaci6n
para la fiesta escolar que Sc Yerii-
cara el dia 25 en- la High School.
Damos gracias por la coFtesfa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-15
Glasss De TaquIgIatll.

Habiendo oido subvsnCiOnado 81 pro.
fesor de taquigrafis don Eduardo Lo-
peS Tizol para eOse1sr s diez j6Venea
pobres de estA Ciudad. queda alberta
ls matrfculs de dichos j6Venes con esta
feChR hasta ell 6itim0 del COrriente.
Las solicitudes han de prasentaPse aI
al Sc. AlCaIde acompa q sdas de una
csrtifcaCi6n que sOrsdite habsr cursG.
do poF 10 menos eI Sd grade de- inG
trucci6n pFimsris en- les escue9as d ) Ta
isis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-15

VENTA DE HOTEL.-Por enfer-
medad de SUI due1o, Sc vende ell
Hotel suNIoN., Fortaleza 2l.-San
Juan, PR.
Direction poF coPreo.
p. o. Box 235. Is. v. s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-15

In estR sgapFanta De- Vanda pSpaH da
psFs6diaa ssaia { aa-a0 aulbta6.
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2 ; g 10 I
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-07
DANGER IN DELAY
Kidney Diseases are too Dangerous
For Bennington People
to NEGLECT.

The great danger of kidney troubles
is that they get firm hold before the
suffering recognizes them. Health is
gradually undermined. Backache,
headache, nervousness, lameness,
soreness, lumbago, urinary troubles,
dropsy, diabetes and Bright's disease
follow in merciless succession Don't
neglect your kidneys. Cure the kid
neys with the certain and safe remedy,
Doan's Kidney Pills, which has cured
people right here in Bennington.
James Ewens, formerly painter OF
3O6 West NJ ain street, says: III recon-
mend Doan's Kidney Pills to everyone
who has backache. or kidney CON-
plant. suffered off and on for some
time with aching in my back and
and through my kidneys. After q
hard days work my back always felt
particularly lame and sore and the Sc
cretions from the kidneys were irregu-
lar and very annoying. ! procured
Doan's Kidney Pills in 1897, used them
for time and they cured. My father
in.law has also used them since and
wood results followed the treatment.
- n
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-07
Reward May he sa5. 900.

ST. PAUL. Mimi. Oct. I. Having
failed to get any clew OF the men that
held up the Great Northern ''fiier''
near Seattle. the Great Northern road
has increased the reward offered from
5000 for the arrest and Identification
Of all the robbers and $500 for the
conviction Of each robber to 5000 for
the arrest and conviction OF each OF
the parties implicated In the holdup
and robbery" II. as Is generally be-
lieved five persons were involved In
the robbing Of the express car the re-
ward is thus increased from a possible
$500 to II possible $4,000.
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS


tsWse ~ Us Tvs $50 fN<ss aNstt
tsia ga nssF hssas.-
VIZ Toomy is home in,la Isunl0n,
nass-, for . les da!s,
Miss Hvlva Bnrgsss oi nousick 10
visiting Louise Danham,
Mrs James Eddy ~ lisnniusi,,n Tea.
ler has sv,ufasa fem = isa asys Wait
Ia Toy,
Tho Breach ~ Pg9ml,s esss lrisd
81 Glover Hall last evening aas = do
elded success,
Miss Martha slblsy Fslurues yes.
ierday ailsTnoon from a Wall 9Th rel.
sisss 10 Waterford.
Mrs John q Clark pLo has besu COTS
nnod tho hoase ZOE Tic past too seoks
By illness ls able IA b. oni asala.
Tho msNury rrgisisrd al 100 fress,
ias poi1i ihls mornlng aud Ia sonie
places lhsIe acre quite heavy irosis,
The n,sa Al llie Cashman ochre aoris
aru soIkins nlghls 90 that orders osn
10 allied as fast as they arc recslsed.
Mrs Clement n coas and hor son
william afo visiting Mrs WA hruai'
90 Greene al sanny Laun, Newport,
H. I.
Geo MoMasiors aud attorney pm
Meldon Of Rutland scro here ycsior.
day IN The interests ~ Tho Rutland
railroad.
a Harry Lsyin rs,urnod lhls morn
log from Manchester where be- has
born on business contested uiih bis
bfaDch store.
Tho ladies 81 NJ Anthony chapter y
y : gill eniefiain mcmbcrs 81 Ito ira
icrnliy, their wives aud daughters la.
formally heat Wednesday evening oct
~.
There vas an attendance 81 ~ cou'
Piles al tho dance given by Monument
lodge, Knights Of - Ihias lAsI evening.
Etcolleni music uas furnished by Miss
Mabel Wood.
Miss Mary T Lyons for several
years q teacher Ia tho graded schoo
has resigned hcr position because Of
illness In her family aud uiil return
Ia hcr homo Ia Rutland immedi aioly.
The will b. succeeded by Miss Melissa
~ orsc q grsduA'c 81 tho high school
aud for several years teacher Ia
tho village schools nj Granville
Prcichlng AZ the Methodist Episco-
pal church sunday morning aud eve.
ming by the pastor Rov & w Roslcy,
IN u. Morning theme, The Nature
and Coming ~ Gods Kingdom" Eve.
ping topic. "School Expci fences Of the
Successful Student" Sunday school
nj u m, Junior League At } . m, Ep'
worth League will hold an Interesting
meeting at o pm. All seats free.
Strangers especially welcome
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-07
VERMONT ON REBATES.
Governor Appoints Delegates To An Impos.
tart Gathering.

Governor Appoints Dtiossiss 70 IN impof'
tart Gathering.
St. 1ohnsbury, Oct s-Govcrnor
Bell has appointed today The follow.
Ing delegates 10 represent Vermont q,
the convention on Interstate Com.
mercc Law 10 be held 10 Chicago, oct.
9G,h:
Fuller & Smith. 81 Adams; George
u Bickiord, flsrd~iek; til Kinney.
So Hero; Frank c Partridge, Proctor:
James + Hooker, BrAi,leboro; Albert
W Silsby, Newbury.
The object OF this convention IA Ia
erdeavor 20 impress upon Congress
the extent and persistence OF the de
mand Of the people Of all parts OF the
country for Legislation outlined In the
Presidents last annual message, In
which he says: "The Interstate Com
merce Commission should be vest
ed with the power, where given rate
has been challenged and after full
hearing found 10 BE- unreasonable, 10
decide, subject to judicial review,
what shall he q reasonable rats TO
take Its place; the ruling OF the Com.
mission To take effect Immediately
and TO remain unless and until II Is
reversed by court OF review" In
short the convention will probably be
called upon TO pass resolutions cim-
mending the big stick policy OF the
President in his attempt to give every
body u squire deal.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-07
Ceant.rfeiiiag IN. Genuine

Foley & Co, Chicago, originated
Honey nd Tar as throat and lung
remedy and on account Of the great
merit and popularity OF Foley's Hon
ey and Tar many limitations are offer
ed for the genuine. These worthless
imitation, have similar sounding
names Beware Of them. The genu
Inc Foley's Honey and Tar Is In a yell
low package. Ask for IL and refuse
any substitute tits the best remedy
for coughs and colds. Sold by Is A
Quinlan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-07
West virginia to Convey Roosevelt

WASHINGTON, Oct. THE navy
department has designated the armor.
ell cruiser West Virginia as the vessel
which will carry the president from
New Orleans to Hampton Roads on his
return from the southern trip. The
West Virginia is the flagship of Rear
Admiral Brownson's division Of armor.
ed cruisers. The president asked for n
swift cruiser that his return from the
south might be made as speedily as
possible.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-07
MANCHESTER CENTER.

WIN Boncseele Of Albany Is visit
ing Ia to~n.
Miss Maud Taylor Of Bennington Is
visiting 10 town.
Mrs Chas Randall, who h as been on
the sick lisi, " able 10 b. Out
The Grange soclable which was held
at the pleasant home OF Ben sherman
vas a success socially and financially.
One hundred aud eleven we're present
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-07

1SARAToGA, N. ", Oct. Joseph
\aply. the eIghteen-yearsol5un Of
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-07
ORRINE
Cures WhIskey and Beer Habit
aFssa. asa a.,aas ..is.ai,.a.

MONTREAL. oct. The last legal
stop In the 0F-ene gaynaF case - fal
~ the courts ~ Canada arr runorrned
have b~en taken. and today rnli~l
states marshais start with The tvs
prisoners for Savannah. Ga. where
lhsy viii 10 PLACED an trial foF alleged
emhsssiemeni and conspiracy 10 DO
fraud the unitri states government
on indictments secured IN ispp
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WIN %. c....i 90 r-,l. i.i.as.

COLUMBUS. -. oct T. SENATOR
plck IL In receipt u a letter from !. A.
iiowells. s-iiioF u an Asbiahuia paper.
10 the srec, that iiowclls has decided
90 hccepi the position % CONSUL a.
Turks Island. West indies. TIC ppsi'
ton pays ~. go and sD0 fc-s.
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A Presidential Appointment.

WASHINGTON, Oct. ALEXANDER
r. Mullawny, assistant UHtted States
attorney for the District Of Columbia,
has been appointed by President
Roosevelt judge Of the police court of
this district to succeed Charles #.
Scott, deceased.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-07
October Specials /!

Very early buying and selections have enabled us to
place before the public values that cannot be duplicated
here or In the city. Come aud see for yourself
TAILORED BR0ADCLorH SUITS, Sli.0S Other
merchants sell them for $500 Coors black. blue and
brown long lined TO the waist with sattren trimmed
with pan velvet skirt matches in design aud trimming
COVERT CLOTH COAT, $1,000. worth more money,
LA,.s, in design, and box back lined with satin
RAIN COAT, S9.0S. worth $500. In brown aud Or.
ford very neatly trimmed throughout otheis at si2.s
and $500.
TAFFErA WAISTS, sos. worth 800 in black in
white s3?5. These Waists have equal for quality
and price. Another Waist with lace insertion, wash
TaHets, black and white 81. so.
WASH SHIRT WAISTS. SI.25. worth ss.2S. Three
styles and the latest.
TAFFETA RIBBONS wide No. CO. for IOc per yard, all
silk all colors
We have been able 10 few Of those SURAH
SILK UMBRELLAS to sell for SI.39, worth So 80,
regular.
SPECIALS in every department
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S COATS in great variety
and styles at very low prices
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-07

No such thing as Summer com.
plant" whore DR. Fowler's Extract OF
Wild Strawberry Is kept handy. Ma.
lures remedy for looseness OF the
bowels.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-07
Drunkenness

Physicians pronounce drunken.
ness a disease q the nervous sys.
TEN. No "wili power" can heal
the stomach membranes which
have been burned aud scared b.
alcohol.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-18

Lord CLAIMS. son OF the Earl aud
Countess Of Straihmogp. came OF axe
september -. and the secret of the
Haunted Room" WAS communicated
30 him hy Lis father. This has been
an invarsabic practice on such orCa-
sionS frOm time immc mortal What
secret the ~Hauntcd Room" contains a.
supposed 90 d. passed Ou 20 every
heir "a De attnins bis ma lority THUS
ia precise nature O. en- the possession
% never more than two pcrs0ns Bt she
same time. Conjecture aud traditions
say, however. that in the long ago.
when tie LlGdslys and Ogilylcs were
az feud number OF The latter cian
were imprisoned and died in that par.
tIcular chamber. That the room has
some unclnny pcculiarifics appears 20
DE- bryoud q doubt. FOR the iate Lord
baltimore had h walled up after Wis.
It.rg the apartment un. uIEht to Zee
terIuino the origin ~ certain weIr.
noises which. 90 is said. had for "a bong
time disturbed and puzzled h.m. Tile
Earl opened the door with a key'
wrote correspondent 90 a. Dr Tee
-Dud dropped back in H Head swCol
irfn fhp arms of hi- companions. nr'
could Dee ever hc Induced go open hi
lips on The subject afterwarl I'D.
experiences OF "a lady visitor ~ che ems
he are quoted $50 tAe book, Haunted
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-18

knapsacks and laughed about the pos
Slule end. They were "a brave. role
licking ntful Class-thcse young stu
dents and merchants OF the town.
They could form instant atr chmcurs
But they could forget as easily Hence
their present bitterness.
To took passport and an Inter
national secret badge and password
10 get in at ALL Then, weary To
death after a three-duy rail and boat
voyage, ] went 10 bed in the only
hotel
Toward morning I was awakened
by gun firing. 1 arose and dressed
Immediately. There was Skirmishlng
TO the south. where the island ran of
In a long neck Of land. Then I heard
marching in the street near by.
and the rumble Of cannon. liz was
none of my business. really; but Ade-
( laide or nO Adelaide. a British Army
Officer cannot rest supineiy In the
midst OF civil war. even though IL be
merely opera bOuIe. SO l went
among them, rs citizen. discreetly
leaving my uniform In my portman-
teau.
In the dark-for il was not yet
morning. mixed with the crowd and
caught the drift Of the revolution.
/ They were tired OF old John Henry
now gracefully styled Enrique XVII
/ OK Il L4AAt Ills AEANAA W AfAAA4AeAAA1
was the occasion OF festivities and
brilliant ceremOnials. Now they
wanted a young man. There was
\ Ira stamara, Adelaide's distant cousin
He was OF royal blood and
fun OF FIRE. Why not MAKE him king
\ And / found by questioning tha
Ira stamara. the gambler and sport OF
the island was laying wires along de
} viOus paths 10 accomplish just tina
; end. forcing the addiction OF JohI
! Henry and-how IL fi0Ored me-tak
) ing Adelaide "a his queen. / ground
my teeth. Sooner than see that swee
angel TraStamara's wife | would we
my sword Ga the villains blood an'
: carry of the prize myself.
, saw that action was necessary
J were 10 accomplish anything an
: the next day early IN the afternoon
{ attired in full uniform. made my wa
1 to the palace. II was surrounded b
I the Kings guards. with Instruction
I 10 admit only the annOipted. NJ
!. highland garO with kilt and sperraI
e tartan and feather bonnet, was u