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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-04-27
HEALTH.
is the
Most
Important

The manufacturers Of Royal
Baking Powder have had 40
years Of scientific experience.
Every method Of bread-and-
cake raising has been exhaus-
lively studied in this country and
abroad.
The result is a perfect prod
uct in Royal Baking Powder.
There is no substitute for it.
The purity and efficiency Of
Royal Baking Powder have
been commended BY the highest
authorities ofthe world.
These facts mean two impor-
tant things to all housekeepers:
First: that Royal baking
Powder Is healthfuI and
makes wholesome food.
Second that Royal Bak-
ing Powder makes food
good to taste.
| ROYAL, B6kEMS B6KpSe
ABSOLUTELY
PURE
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Terrible dischlIina del
general StOgSs0L
Como easHg6 Ii faIta Dc Oh to-
nisDt0 do aTtIIlsTia.

EI teniente general St0esseI, her6ico
defenaor de Puerto Arturo. Go1a en- el
ej6rcito russo de la fanla de hacer OBJ
seFVaF ID disci pline mas estricta.
Ii siguiente relaci6n. comuDicada
poF una persona que ha estado en- la
fortaleza sitiada. da una muestra de
sevaridad drsconiRna del general russo.
Un teniente de artillerfss can una
excalente b ja de servieios. fu6 enCon-
trade, an dia. b mt ole sndOse de bao
do. Este heCh0 fu6 cnmunicado al
general en- jefe. que envi6 r0r 81 te-
niente. tan pronto como estnYo este
titimo en- aus cincO sentidos: tOdo ell
munio esperabR que Ell teniente ae es-
capaFfa con ma reprimenda segeFa.
El general Stoessel amonest6 81 cul-
pHble con mucha seVeFidad. mas no
impus0 caatig0 algunO. sinO despu6a
de algunOs dfae, Cuando era 81 bonn
bardeo mas vioIento que de Coatum
bre. Entonces di6 la orden de que Sc
Colocara 81 tenients en 81 punto mas
expuesto de las fOrtifsacion tenien-
do ca una manO una botolla de cham.
pafis y en- la Otra un vaa0 para beber.
Durante dos horas permaneci6 el
pobFe hombre sentado en- go l1gar,
reveDtando les Rrsnadss 81 rededoF de
81. Su agonfs tuvo por fin que una
9Fanada Feventaae pOcas varas de 81,
haCi6ndole triZas
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Department Ot the Interior Of
POTt to Rico.
or Co Of Il ne commissiO Oner.
ADVERTISEMENT.

TO WHOM IN MAY CONCERN:
WHEREAS, Juan Cortads, repre-
sented by his attorney. Antonio Aiva-
raz Nava, land oWner ID the barFio
Deucalab abrado. municipalities Of Santa
Isabel and Jaana Diss, has flied with
he Commissioner of the Interior ut
petition soliciting the concession OF 80
iiters Of water Dor second to be pump
"a 81 steam power from the Dsscala-
brado river fol irrigation Of sugar
lands.
WHEREAS. under the amended
law of waters In force the Comnisai0-
neF Of the InteriOr has ordered this
advertisement Cd be published during
80 daysin this paper in order % hear
tba parties that msy be concerned
Against of saia concession.
NOW THEREFORE,, notice is Eere-
bv oiven that the petition of Juan
Carfsdn will be held by the Com
miauinner nf the I1tarior for 80 days
from lIate of this nGtice and alI persons
desirinQ % be heard sgainat the grant
Eh0 AZ aid concession may present
thsir nrgumsDtq ia writing y She
ComminSioneF of the I4tefior within
he time above specified.
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(Sssi6n q u tqros al asa 81

Comienze s m En "a Eectura
3 ssn "a loa &. g. 100, 79. So. 155. q.
1ses H B. so j 1856 quadnn Rrnados
DOE lo9 prgaid 6ntas da amba (nnafas.
1asy 10 aahore: faIta 81 honorable
Attorney.
il. 3 lilo, de Diego. Servicio Cyi-
III aSe Ire 81 infofnae da n C0misi6n.
Rlen9 con enmiandus que 10 p0soss
060g0. Que lo rec0nienda fsvogabl
nente. Dice que a6 eI DR.. Bsrb0aa
a VotaEae Ell 3n lectura. Dican
qua 'a0 Leg se1orBs Barbo CFosag.
EalIs 7 y earchez Morales. one e5 del
", I Falkaer, Auditor. Port Tesore-
TO- p lia2 NAy4Fro. rs aproDad0 pOr
mayOr1a vOivi6ndOge dar 81 6 por 4
II =. SobFa que los fsCaIes de.
Lee Cortas de jnaticia no puedan ejer-
Ger ia profession. Sc oponen 81 ebilI9
v0tan en cOntFa los senoreg Bagboga
y Sanchez Morales. Apr0bado pOr
msyorfa por q.
Cuatro tsrde. g. B. 28. Viane fir
madO pOE al pFesideDte de d Cfmara.
@. B. 81. R8Org ganizar 81 sietama ju-
diciAl Idem idem. 9. b. 25. Pes
cs. Idem idem
Fl. B. 116. NOtari0s. Enmiendag.
La cOmisi6n de conferencins recomien-
IA 1. aprobaci6n del bill con Iss enmian-
das heChas de acuerGo. Sc vota 81 bill
y queda aprobado por unanimidad.
HRg I spfIofes.
Ell B 1876. Sc vota 81 infoFme de
la mission de conferencias. Aproba-
do Cuatro " diez an recasO.
U 9a n0ticiR. SQu6 hay de Wilcox
y K lpel9
A las y20 ae decIara 81 Conaeio
otra Vez ca reOeso. Sc sgusFda 81
kgesupusst0 el ensprgstStO y FL SsGItOD
que Fesnttan tOgos no f6ciles de capear
(Continfia en- O. p6Qina A.
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Cay6 desde I'm elevado
Ia calle en- Nueva York

Cable reCibido en- este ciudad aver
6 6'tima bora iDform6 Il muerte yio-
Ienta del jOven Antonio EchevsrFfs.
de eata ciudad.
La infaustR nOticis sfirma que Eche-
varFfa cay6 desde an eIevad0 en- New
York, muriendO embellishments De-
ploramos esq desgraoia enviamos
sentido DuestrO pesame sus deudcs.
especialmente 8 nuessFo amigo Miguel,
hernano del finadO.
Echevarrfa peFtanecfa & muy apre-
oiablea familias de San Juan.
Era un hombre laboFiosisimo.
Fu6 aiempEe iDfstigable para todas
las pctividsdea del tFabajo.
Joven de alma nobilleima, ca muer-
6 ha aausadO honda tristeza en- tOdos
Tna 6nimOs. no solo Dor lee beIIas prem
das pers1nsIas de EchevaEPfa. Uero por
n frS0iCa inespeUads; cuandO por a
vi1a dabAtfases bajoel aaicate genero-
90 de RapiFaclOnes que la desgFaCia
hunda "a u tumba.
DiOe d6 resiQnaei6n 4 la buena FL.
mills del in10rtunado Antonio.
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DepaTtamoRtO DEL Interior de
Puerto Rico.
0ficina del C;omisionado dc interior
NuNCIIO.

Por cuanto, Juan C0rtada, prOpie-
torio en- el bsrrio DescalabFsdO, muni-
eipio de Santa Isabel y Juaha Diaz.
reoraeentado re Dor su abdgsdo Antonio
Alvarez Navs. IN presentSdo 30 Conf
sionadO del Interior una petlcl3n SOIL
eitendo "a q ,nceai6n de 80 litrOs de
ppoa nor sepundo, del rio Descalabra
40. nara rieoo de unos terrenos de ga
Dropiedad destinados 81 CultivO de
cans.
Por cuanto. aeg1n Ia Lay de Aguas
VICENTE ell ComiaiOnado del Interior "a
uiepueatO que cate &nuncl0 sq puol
nde nor treinta dins en- este peri6dico
son obieto de admitir Leo 0posiciones
de las personas & quienes pueda afeC-
tar ID CouCeai6n,
POI tanto. se hace p6blico por este
anunei0 uue Il petici6n de Juan COrta-
A. aer6 detenida por 81 ComisionRdo
6ei Interfor durante 80 diaa 4 partir
de IA fachs de este anuncio para que
todas lsr pofaonaa qEe tengan fazOnea
para oponeFse esta concession pre-,
senten sus recIsmaciOnes p0r eGcritO 81
Comi5ionado del Interior dentrO del
pIaZO BeflRladO.
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81 Vino q. stsn1ns. So VaIor en- las NouraEaIas
del ie1apo cOnsigo
sec1ea az dolores catarros
fdosy cuado hay
Vdad poder
nents enegos Para eso bas tener
vaoso e Vino de Stearns De
Bac8ao FL glene de ntees
muChos de nuestros lectores
Leeds Inglaterra FebrerO de 1904
Muy Se6ores mosTengo 81 placer de nfar Ys sobre ell
Vino de SteEns de
Acste d Hgado de acalao HeE Hace uno dos ns que
vena poder comery sufendo constanteene
de pero VinO
elapeto
fuertes. xecomend0 amigos toneo exceente.
De Vds respetuosamente =. TURNER
III Vino de Stearns Aeete de H1gado de Bacalao
digebe Ia ayuda
complete esad0 saud En-
la anea enfemedades debtantes e Vino
Sarns &c recea por medcos del
mundo vino purc que conene todos los
eemento curatvo del acte de gado de bacaao SIN Ia Kaa
oeos La adn del Peponao de Hero auenta alto grado
efectos t6nicos.
Pidase sienpre Il de SteaFns-De venta las Boicas
FREDER1cH STEAElNs a c1A.
A.a DETROIT, u.~@A
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4 D I I 6 &

So.Vo3 DronoaaTs for the captsge of
IN 1890, Se.hcol ronteriaI. "a and around San
T,,a~ n. - viii hp received az the Office of
80 I Irorcr,is1ioner of Education. San
I'M Trsr nnfiI m al M. Saturday, March
ga 4 s 1o0s and then opened. The right
"a reserved to reject any and all bids.
PartiOulaFs may be had uP0q apP1lc9s
tiOn TO tho Division ot Frope!Sy g
Supplies. Department ot EoqcAslon;
Bids should be enclosed ln ae@.e0
envelopes and marked SFf9poaAl JOE
Csrtsga. Departments OF 4oucatlon
1905 06 , ~ " =
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SIgua nsI0L.

Ln sefiorita professors Carmen ca
cho, que sufgiera aver sfntpmas de in
toxiCaci6 Oor haber ingerido IechelaI
pareCer adulteFadn con materias DOci-
YES. eigue meiorando.
Su estado es hoy seQ6u informes
Completamente satisfactorio. 10 Cual
CeBebFamos.
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Ia ld5d bi81 en-
i8ldida.
CortrsIIzar eli una lnnla a Bel
nsflesnela 0tIelal.
lJna Institution que sXists 81
Paris.

80 L xe.,.ga - 81. S.@s1a3 t,sav
49, 81 -l + ;..-sp .-, IS
et. ~
~ - q 49, 1.s'
sShAs91 81 s..s 49, G.
49, " g Gsa s.ssa uss ~ M. 81
49, 1soe tas !. S.aal;a sl
SIs,.. $500. : sSI,I, .
1.e-.1 ~ os.ss 49, 49, $3.50 g 80
S0Llag 9usss A1ausLus 49, p0E 10Esu-
nA niachas peLl llle.l ! c@1A y slVaa que se
3 ~ - 3 " - t.Cll1es :.
- au7..l ~ W. -..1 alAs en
"a. 80 Alg -.u, s.sss Is.llo. 4..ulos
seys4 n. AZ s9uSAas P1uA9Aau
llAe.g .sr,l. ,gssu : ~ AzAE1S. I.
1000 Q cssl 5000 ee reduce cen-
sEall2sF en una Junta y 13enencenc1a
olclal. Vlen9 en ae99loa a IeueF9-
Taoa SosE1 3 A1sasllSsllCl4 p1Oilcs "
s7sl1nsan0ss l. pE1Vaua. Asts AA10 soe
A1as0tliA191, que ~ nScelAtA0 s essAD DE
GER entEe 1aeEzss que noy se ue9cgll0-
Csa: se neusIAal1en g g c9nsEahlalls
e5Sa Ju.tAncae0 A9tsS que t010. NC 500
OoE g lnteFes SCI ll95nsropo, que no
49, 80 111s1 4 II tal4. tas7.egs sAuo g1s g
lelgL.Ao y. lusetos ~ goDEe, q0s ueDe Aef
enc-1ulense II 4. s.ceELAa0. l.
ia. 1nQA1tAnt 20 lenss i una. Ilaoneoa 2.
un AnclAn0s 2 ul1 noeE1aaQ. 2 % oDfel0
en hue.9a. ea lnalsRr 81 cnaElatan ene
Ie no slsas mas s IS 49,. e p1i .oeo-
~. .as'ss' sp.l1sh ~
T- 80 49, ~ " 9 s.sl1
sOS ~ NOl0Ees. - V!eJu eleue 1e1s ssll0
ge socoFEos .e&alate4s e nue[1an0
ue una S0ucasclon c9LaPAetS. &. ~ nus.s
g pueoe 20 Eelul.:o0 ue sA4:as q.
vsllss eu9 g neeeSsLlo 9elult Dl99. y
es 49, y pLesel01o 8. 1Ae.So
A:eo4 I: C0noS S9A' aas 2.ts01ss :ls ~ 54suS
UloI !, LlOLlsL y I. u1ags 4 TN. ~.
1n cuSnS9 y as99SSU P05 5ll1lango ~
mASsE1as 0e y Opsssi9a' ~ n1 nay qoe
peEoeE Sc vlst9; anses ele s0uO' que Is. .9s
Iesutl0l us = lDa9snesucl9 s 1o 9 lon AZ
ults9uOs' que uetelusE q u119ty 1Sss
tinA1o 2 ies pgpfg1' uescooElenuO Aas
su ~ 2etcnefl9s soc ~ orolesl9nalees as
oesoaIassr g aaa en- 1pFes4s 0e IOs Vegz@-
de''08 tGdroaes det h16sg de 1os 10o0rss,
como uecls uns anSl&us orden@nA@
1Faneess. !.
S.t sCcotEo my quS usrI9 con as
CeEnlll5ent9s con ttcsO. Gn ve1 ae
Fesp.noeL z lA l-1pLl1oEa l-sA.4og1A u9A
. aAe.3s
sus mSnoa clnSo een!lmoss oe9emos
glrlelPlos g. Gomlc1'lo oe la Jnnte-
hsgs aom'clllo 0e l9 = unss oeoen como
ce[Ao toools ael Aos Flcos como los
popres.
Slips F1cosa que no sspen " mayor
parse oe l9a veces 1acer puen uso qe
eu olnefo' nan oe nAsIer en Aa Y nnSa ue
e CO2'soG9 sae mas uslles' lal mas 91s.
cFetas lnolcaclonea, All &c les poora
senaIAr, y9 los esta0AeclmlentOa que se
pueden subvenclonar, ya los lDfDrtu
MOS pvivados que sec precise soco
rrer. deJ4n soles y satlataccl6n perso
nsl de Y Carldad hscha domlcllio
el1a = uns9 aeDe nacerse cargo lauaI-
nente oe ln5o5meFse olrecta11ense 20
pre- lae veroGoefas necesioaoes oe los
que soilcltsn los socoFros; , eVlsar por
eeta senclsla precauclon Leg supreme
rics. tan frecuentes' de lOs poDres TAI
SIN I2des. , ~.
eExsste e Fel1s' ueSce nacs ols1 elI,
1OOs snG' ;.4,4;S. a1uasS pSs ee4 0g;
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geDoSos q Us Sassp0asentss SOb9s gsbTs.
t1g: Sc sOrtearan 3 tooos los anel aLl-
ire los que mss 81 cllAtlnRsIn p0k p
constanCia On q AhoFro.
Horas 6s Gaia: Para - llapo-acl0-
mes:
De8 & 104 de % n1aIlaIlis ue = q "a
de- d tarde los dlas laboraDles; Z &c y
& 1O3 de- la nlafiana log Donnln s.. : -
d extr1cciCnee las ralanlA h0k-- -
oeI1sO Ia de los DOming0l.
Pa,-7,sT,,so VI a. o. SeoC56B: Las per-
nons1 ons iIlteressn mas pOrmsnQEer
$500 I-IS i,vl1,0ricfoDea, extEleoone
u1aneEa de kiquldaK lnteA 49, 90
den e0lioitAr un elenapl ~ e. = SlA-
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DEeEPGION

Varios i6venes que conccen el ma
nejo de la maquinilla. SO apostaron
en- los distintos pasilIos de las of
cinas de la Asamblea Legislative
en- solicitud de trabajo extra.
Pero el gozo Sc fl6 al pozo, pues
no obtuvieFon NADIA, como no fueTa
un resfFiado cuando salieron desen-
ga1ados.
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Sc nOtifca que en viFtud de una
orden sAlida de ID Corte do Distrito de
los Edos Unidos para 81 distrit0 de
Pusrto Rico. ofreceF6 On vents p6hli-
81 lncasa de cnmercio de The AIlen
News Company, esquina San jose y
CaIlg e San FranciscO, San Juan. 81
Iunc Mario IA de 1905. emUezand0 81
ranu & las 10 q m. de dichO die. de
todOs loo ibroa, efectOa de escFitOFi0.
, hieuterfsg pe ecientes 8 dicha casa
de The Allen News. Go. Las Ventaa
serkn n cOntado.
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IA TlENBIT IA.
nnrrrA.-r ! -.-.--n-r

Todas las semanas resiba nuev0g
surtidos de quincaIIs y Eopa hecha s
precios reducidOs Y Cuenta adem6s
con artfcuIOs reIiRios0s Es 81 egta-
hIeCimiento mas concurrido de San
juan.
Plaza Principal 80, 81 Iado del Ayun-
tamientO. San Juan. r q.
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uOono
or upq
v4Hsaa q
imp1a neeo Ia dk
eausl Hea
Ioxe enimpaen kha
nodepa la A
Apd 81
b garna"d e New
Sep
Varfra u
pdvdn n@que o ne d s.
unnoe
premature
ds d
DsdBha cuqasr
uL
u -
NOtas
Gu1e
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Ron ,ILLAYE. =

ReconoCdamente 81 mss puro, higie-
nico y aqradable que Be fabrica an 81
pafs. So vsnde 81 las urieipales eata-
blaCimiento2. en ArecibO pOr Suce-
a0raa IA R0aaa r. Ca.
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NiIPsf de aD2eFmOl del est6ma-
90 bendioen hoy en diq 90 cuFsci6n
heeha nor n afanaada SEst0maoalina
Ulricie
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N.IcIas gsl8a

an nECwA vant3er on fPsc y Chahe-
lT, Y, e~t.d0. Fopy barat0. Inf0r-
- s.se, ~ II sI1S.. NF-rbetten "a. CHisto 16.
Al.-n-Ia 4Y.R.
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CTN xTTaNYaW @lINafetfn G(f@AlGl@.
p - g :. oaTIo n 5e n Tanca M 10,
ltqsol "a Il. y. ,v1S ,,rs nor ausentaFse 50
sss s.tn.A NJ n y $500 an 81 mismo esta-
y q0s9O. SeNsus. ...n go is Y. 3.
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a. vnNDEN MUY BARA'IAS.
nnS ISSS raTr0;taa 6e cocos de a y 5 pi6s
80 sSeC TTrnformerSn Margarida g Co.
a. San FIrapeisCO. 40 Y. gs
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-07

primary election officials at Country
mans.
Byington went at the witness again,
and there was much of the same sort OF
see-sawing as with Silberstein-
Podd said Countryman had suggested
that the witnesses would better stand on
the ground laid down by Maestretti.
Mrs. Charles Merrill told of some one.
whom she afterward learned was Wy
man, calling at her home at 1855 Sacra-
mento street one night after dark and
subsequent to Wyman's arrest. and tell
ing her husband that Frank was out
side and wanted to see him.
Charles Merrill. the street car conduc-
tor, testified that shortly after Wyman
had been released on bail he and Macs
tretti called at his (MerrilPs) house one
night and outside Maestrettf said to him
that Charles case was coming up and
they wanted him (MerriID to testify that
Nyman voted only once. The witness
promised to do 80. He said on cross-ex-
animation that he did not know Wyman
had voted twice and did not know wheth-
er Maestretti knew of IL. He told OF the
alleged mysterious stranger who said
there would be $500 In 1t for him II he
left town, but his testimony on this line
amounted to little. The witness was in
vited by Carson to attend the meeting
at the saloon on September q. but did
not go.
The case goes on at 1880 this morning.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-07

stein swore that at the time Maestretti
spoke to him the defendant did not know
that Silberstein knew Wyman had voted
twice
William Henry Podd, ballot clerk
in the booth of the Seventy-third Pre-
cinct at the primary OF August Q, cor
robornted Silberstein as to Maestretti's
telling them that they must swear
Wymnn voted but once, but his wits
seemed just as rambling when IL came
to fixing the exact time of the meeting
at which Maestretti issued the fiat. The
witness testified at the outset
though, that Maestrettf knew all about
Wyman having transgressed the
law, ns the witness told him at the
Wyman, or MaeEtretd, saloon Cen
traI avenue long prior to the meeting.
He said that ON the night of that gath
erfng,~ which he declared was on Sep
tember 20, Wyman, Goefjen, Foster,
Silberstein and himself went from the
saloon to Countryman's Office. There
Maestretti told them how they must
testify In regard to Wyman-that he
voted but once.
On cross-examination the witness said
he too had been to Tocaloma for seven
teen days and a half. He knew that
much from the hotel BILL which had been
paid for him.
Then came another exhibition OF stu
pidity, almost equal to imbecility, such
as the preceding witness had given. If
Podd had been coached 1t had been done
ceverly, for he gave the impression that
he did not want to save Maestrett. He
admitted that he. the witness, had COM
mitted perjury in the Superior Court
when he swore Wyman had voted but
once, but he had given that testimony un-
der the influence exerted over him by
Maestretti and the desire Ito save the
boys He had decided to lie no more,
but to tell the whole truth. No threats
had been made against him by Foreman
Andrews or any other Grand Juryman,
but one of Bolger's detectives had told
him he would .send him to the rock
pile if he did not tell the truth
Podd said at first. on cross-examina-
ton. that the meeting at Countrymans
Office was held about three weeks prior
to the trial in the Superior Court He
knew the date of it because he had made
a note Of it. This note he had made
about two and a half months ago. He
had seen Andrews and Bowes relative to
tesf-iving before the Grand Jury about
six weeks ago. He denied that he had
really made the note at the time OF his
interview with Andrews and Bowes, or at
the time of the indictment, two months
and thirteen days ago. He admitted maxi
ing It long after the meeting OF the
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-07
Woman Says She
Will Inherit
Millions.
Probable Contest Over
Mining Mans Great
Estate.
Relatives to Attack Will if
1t Bequeaths Fortune to
Former Adventures.
Special Dispatea to The Call

CHICAGO, June 6.-Speculation is rife
among the friends Of the late Peter L
Kimberly, who died on Monday in the
apartments OF Mrs. Elizabeth V Asay,
al 1886 DrexeI boulevard. regarding the
disposition Of his fortune of $4,000. 600
Mrs Assy accompanied the body OF the
dead millionaire 10 his family home at
sharon, Pa. this morning. Before she
iefL Mrs Asay told her friends that she
would inherit the bulk of this vast estate.
II is believed the relatives Of Kimberley
VIII fight the claim which she is expected
10 make or SO TO law to break the will
il Ii Is found that he has bequeathed his
fortune 10 her.
Kimberly had lived in Mrs. Asay's
apartments in the Virginia building for
four years The only person who lived
IA the fat with them was Mrs. Asay' s
maid They lived in luxurious style They
left their neighbors strictly alone and
were left alone in return.
The singuiarity Of the relationship be-
comes apparent when IT was known that
Mrs Asay formerly was one OF the most
spectacular hgures Of Chicagos half
world Twelve years ago she was mar
RED 70 Edward G. Asay j.. who is now
in mercantile business in the Philippine
Islands. AT the time Of her marriage the
woman was a dashing divorcee who had
caste and social standing. At the end Of
FIVE years Asay was divorced from her.
Then she drifted into a fast life
How Kimberly came 10 know her is
not clear. but soon after her meeting
with the venerable millionaire she shook
the dust Of her old haunts from her feet,
cut her former friends. moved into ele-
CANT quarters in the fashionable Vir-
ginia. apartments and settled down to
life Of outward respectability.
Kimberly was director in the Republic
Iron and Steel Company. He was inter-
ested IN iron and coal mines in the Lake
Superior region and in gold and silver
mines in the West He was interested in
z vast irrigation scheme in Utah with F.
H Buhl- Of Sharon, Pa, and in California
mining ventures. He was never married
as far as is known
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-07
SAN JUAN HILL
HERO DIES IN
DIRE NEED
Too Proud to Inform
Rich Relatives of
His Plight.
Special Dispatch to The Can.

DENVER, June Jeremiah Frawley.
whose family IS wealthy and one Of the
most aristqcratic in Boston, died here
last night Friendless and in need. he
faced death like the hero that he was
and kept his financial condition 10 him
self Frawdey's body was sent tonight
&c g. Chestnut street, Boston, where his
relatives reside
When the Spanish-American war start
ed Frawley resigned his position as chief
clerk Of the United States Supreme Court
and entered the service OF his country
He rose from the ranks and became a
captain and. as such he led the famous
charge OF the Fifth Cavalry up San Juan
Eill. He was wounded three times and
typhus fever followed, wreeking his
health tuberculosis developed and he
came 10 Colorado two years ago
HAD il not been for the Spanish-Anner-
ican War Veterans in this city, who knew
him and his career, Frawley would have
suffered the pangs Of hunger while dying
from disease, for be was too proud to
tel his relatives Of his condition. The
men who had served IN the same war
held funeral services to-day and Captain
Charles Lewis and Sergeant J. T. Ladd
of the Eighth Army Corps delivered ad-
dresses on the dead mans career and
foer-ofern
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-07
FAIR COMMISSIONER
ACCUSED BY WOMAN
Portland Landlady Says Of
fetal Owes Her Large
Sum for Board.
sDeei.l Dispatch to III. CALL

PORTLAND, June 6.-Marion Hum
mage called upon Captain Of Police
Slower to-day and laid before him a
complaint against Elmer E. Johnston.
Executive Commissioner from the State
OF Washington to the Lewis and Clark
Exposition. She alleges bill for board
and rooms is due her from Johnston.
his wife and two children. II is al
legged by the complainant that profane
and abusive language was used by Mrs.
Johnston in the Ilummage house last
week.