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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-30
NOTES FROM NORFOLK.
Matters Of Interest at Various Points
in Virginia.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
NORFOLK. Va, April %, 1903.
The annual commencement exercises of
the Hampton Normal and Industrial School
begin Monday. with many distinguished
educators from the north and west In at
tendance. The exercises In chief occur
Tuesday, when Booker T. Washington. the
negro educator. will deliver the principal
address before large graduating class.
Former Lieut.. Gov. r. c. Kent Of Vir-
ginia is desperately Ill at his home in
Wytheville, Va. The patient Is past eighty.
and his recovery Is impossible. His chill
dren have been summoned to his bedside to
be with him during his last hours.
T. 3. harrington. Battle Harrington and
Fred Oxment are under arrest in Sumner
township, in Guilford county. n. c..
charged with setting fire to and burning
the house of Isaac H. Stanley. who re-
ported them for moonshining in North Caro-
lima.
Joe Ross, aged thirteen picked up live
wire in the Petersburg yards of the Vir-
ginia Passenger and Power Company and
dropped dead.
Capt. Thomas Anderson of DEVILS Lake,
N Oak, who built many coke ovens in
West Virginia, where he was prominent,
died suddenly on Norfolk and Western
tram near te2rlSDurS, va, "nlie on MS
way to Dakota after a visit of four months
to relatives in Virginia.
The largest squadron of warships that
has ever been assigned to the duty of
taking the midshipmen of the Annapolis
Naval Academy on their annual summer
cruise Is now assembling in Hampton
roads. The vessels. consisting of battle
ships, cruisers, monitors and torpedo boats,
will take on 800 men for a cruise along the
coast as far north as Nova Scotia. Then
the vessels will return to participate in the
joint army and navy maneuvers in Hamp-
ton roads June ILL, when the defenses
of Washington Baltimore. Norfolk. Rich
mond and Newport News will be attacked.
The Wescott and Trenchard Lumber Com
panys mills We're destroyed by fire at Gum
berry, n. c., with loss of SO 900. H.
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Troops Failed to Arrive.

The large body of coast artillery troops
which were expected to arrive in this city
Friday afternoon on their way to Fort
Washington, failed to arrive, but one com
pany, the Goth, reached here by rail shortly
after noon yesterday, and after the baggage
had been taken to the wharf and loaded on
the steamer Wakefield she sailed with the
troops for the fort The Goth Company
came here, part of them from Alabama, and
are under the command of Captain A. S.
Morgan. The detachment numbered eighty
nine men and will remain at Fort Wash
ington until the latter part of June.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-30
PAPER FOR RICHMOND.
New Venture Will Appear About June
Afternoon Daily.

SpeCldi correspondence OF Inc star.
RICHMOND, Va, April 30, 1905.
Richmond is to have another afternoon
paper about June l. The new publica ton
is 10 be known the Evening Journal, and
is to be published by a company of which
George b. Cook real estate agent, Is the
president, and A. r. Holderby jr, for years
with the Times Dispatch, is to be the bust
ness manager. The equipment has been
ordered. Edmund Pendeton. a member of
the local bar, is TO be the editorial writer
with Robert NJ. Lynn, well known in news
paper circles as the managing editor
The News Leader. which has occupied the
afternoon field for several years. and which
has the afternoon franchise of the Asso-
ciated Press, is preparing to build a new
home, the building TO be devoted entirely
to the uses of the newspaper. New presses
have been ordered for the News Leader and
the building will be occupied before the end
Of the year. ..
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Former Base Ball Man Injured.
Special Correspondence Of The Star

RICHMOND. Va, April %, 1905
Hunter Carpenter. for two years the star
player on the Virginia University foot ball
team. Is in dangerous condition as the
result of an accident he received yesterday
at Lanexa. on the line Of the Chesapeake
and ONO railroad. He was employed In at
tending to some work for his father a con-
tractor, engaged in double tracking the
road between this city and Newport News,
and car which was being unloaded from
fiat car fell and caught his leg
Carpenter was badly hurt, his entire body
being under the mass of wood and iron. His
rugged constitution probably saved his life
His leg was mashed and he was otherwise
injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-30
BUILDING BOOM.
Improvements Under Way in Mont
gomery County-General News Items.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
BOYDS, Md. April o. 1905.
This section Of Montgomery county has
a building boom on, and the erection of
barns, residences and mills now under way
and in contemplation will amount to over
$4,000 These improvements are to be
made in the vicinity of Boyds. Poolesville
Gaithersburg and Germantown. At Boyds
Mr.. ]. w. Darby recently completed a -four
ing mill, with new and modern machinery.
at cost of 5000: Mr.. Smith Hoyle has
the machinery for improving his mill here.
to cost about s7OO At Germantown Mr.. P.
E. Waters has under erection a store to
cost $500; Harry Burns of that place
residence to cost $1,000. At Boyds. John T.
Carlin a residence to cost 81 500; NJ. f.
Colt. a residence, s.. 600. AT Poolesville s.
B. Milford will soon commence the erec-
ton of a residence to cost $4,000 Randolph
Hall, bank barn, 81 500; John Jones, barn.
81 800; Mortimore Hall, barn, $500. At
GaitherSburg Carson Ward has a house
under way to cost $1,000: Gideon Briggs.
house, $1,SO0: John Briggs, house. 81, 500:
SOUTHERN Methodist Church house of wor-
ship in course of erection. to cost, when
completed. $4,000. With other houses to
be erected by fall. over 100000 will be
spent in this kind Of improvement in this
section of county.
The Ladies Aid Society of Boyds Presby-
terrain Church met yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Mahlon T. Lewis and
considered the matter Of repairing the
church.
Laurence D. Wall, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William E. Wall of 'Walldene," near
Boyds. has been appointed to a position in
the engineering corps of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad. with headquarters at Pitts
burg. He left for there last night.
Roger JamisOn, for several years assistant
agent for the Baltimore and Ohio railway
at GAINESVILLE, has been appointed and ac-
cepted a position in the auditors office of
the Southern railway in Washington and
Mr.. Frank Gibson of GAINESVILLE. for years
deputy sheriff, has been appointed an in
specton with the United States Express
Company in Washington.
The post office at Kingsley Montgomery
county. will be discontinued by orders of
the Post Office Department May 10. The
patrons of that office will be served by
rural free delivery from BoYds
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
G. q. SLOAN CO.. AUcTIoNEERs. 14o7 st.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvED
BUILDING LOTS IN SOUTHEAST WASH

INGTON.
The undersigned Will offer for sale at public auc-
ton TO the highest bidder. In front of the prem
ises, ON MONDAY THE FIRST DAY OF NAY
1908, AT FIVE FIFTEEN O'CLOCK Pm, the
following described real estate. viz: All OF lots
Nos. - TO 80 Inclusive the south - feet front
BY depth OF lot 81 and all OF lots 20 TO ~ inclu
sive, square fosT. Lot - fronts Is 80 feet on
14th st. by depth % - feet l. ST. Sc and con
tains .3SS square feet. unimprosed. Lots 30 TO
80 inclusive front l22 feet I. st. nv depths
averaging about 100 feet. between 18th and f4th
SITS, and contain In the aggregate IL 9l2 square
feet. unfnproyed. The south III feet of lot 81
has depth of 20 feet and contains ssh square
feet. unimproved. Lots rs TO ~ inclusive front
1913 feet on 18th st. by depth OF about 100 feet
between X aud l. sts and contain s a6s square
feet; each lot being improved by 2story frame
dwelling renting for 81 pc rmontb. The property
contains In the aggregate %. 5ig square feet more
or less. and the lots viii be offered separately II
desired
Terms of SALE One third Of the purchase price
In cash and the residue in equal instaments In one
ana two years, with interest at JGo per anuuIn
payable semi annually, secured by deed of trust
on the property sold, all at the purchasers
option ConNeyanciDg. recording and notarlal fees
AT the purchasers cost \ suitable deposit vii. be
required al time OF sale. and the terms are TO lee
inIly complied with within fifteen days from day
OF SAFE or The property may be reSofd Mt the pur-
chasers cost after five days readvertisement
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY
BY CHI ARIES ]. BELL President
Attest: JAMES F. HOOD, Secretary.
ap20-d&ds
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Silver for the Canal Zone

Carrying out Secretary Taft's project for
the maintenance of parity between gold and
silver in the canal zone, believed to be
necessary during the heavy disbursements
for labor soon to begin. the canal commits
sion has concluded an arrangement with
the International Bank and three local
Panaman banks by the terms of which they
agree to supply the commission with any
silver needed at the rate of 2 40 per cent
exchange and receive government drafts on
New York at a rate of not to exceed $40
Der cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-30
Alteration in Rock Court.

An alteration occurred in Rock court
last night about $50 o'clock between two
colored men. Isaiah Davis and John Carter.
The former struck the latter on the head
with bottle and inflicted scalp wound.
The injured man was taken to the George
town University Hospital where his injury
was dressed.
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BROWN & T, son. AUCTIoNEERS,
40 II 81. NV.

District Sale of Old Materials. Etc.
ON MONDAY MAY FIRST, 1905 AT TEN A. NJ
by public auction,
at the n. G. property yard. LIST and Canal SITS.
s.w.-a lot of old condemned tools, Including
ShOvels, Pick Handles. Ropes. Fire Hose, Old
Castings, etc.
ALSO
Steam Roller. weighing from ten to twelve
tons.
Terms: Cash.
u. d. SIMMS.
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New Theater for Baltimore.
Special Dispatch to The Star

Special Dispatch to The Star
BALTIMORE, Md, April 29.-The Column
bia Amusement Company of New York to-
day purchased the property at the corner
OF Baltimore street and Post Office avenue
and Will erect thereon theater. The build
ing will cost $4,000. The company will
produce high-grade burlesque and will cater
to the better class of theatergoers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-30

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: on TUESDAY
MAY SECOND. 1905. AT TEN AN, within the
auction rooms Of BROWN & TOLSON. 1909 II ST.
n w, I will sell TO pay storage charges, all goods
stored with in the names Of MAGGIE NEAL,
GEORGIA GREEN, JOSEPHINE THOMAS and II.
NJ. BAILEY.
ap26-6t-S Z. f. CARNEAL. 1901 eth st. NV.
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Tips to Chefs and Buffers.
From the New York Sun.

tnr Now 1Ork sun.
Five per cent is the regular commission
allowed to chefs and buffers by all the
tradesmen In this city. To the chef goes
the profit on what he buys and the butler 8
small earnings come from such articles as
Il falls to his lot to order. Even from this
small amount it Is possible for these house
hold employees to make comfortable sum.
When monthly bill for fruit amounts to
5000 the butler is assured of a little extra
profit, while the chef who orders for
house party of forty game for three din
ners at cost of $500. enjoys a perqui-
site that is not to be scorned. These two
items come from the same domestic estab-
iishment.
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Chancery Sale of a we'll
KNOWN and valuable bust
ness COrner-rG or t n e as t
corner of 9th and S streets
northwest.
BY virtue OF a decree Of the supreme Court Of
the District of Columbia, passed In therein
pending, known EarnShaw ct al. Berger
al, No 23i56 in equity, the undersigned trustees
viii sell at public auction, WEDNESDAY. THE
TENTH DAY OF NAY 1905 AT FIVE O'CLOCK
PM, in front of the premises, all Of lot eighty
three (s3l in Taylor. Brown and Williams trus-
tees, subdivision II certain lots in square four
hundred and forty-two (i42l in the city of Wash
ingOn. fronting twenty and lilo feet on 9Th
street by seventy -eight feet ) street with the
Improvements, consisting of three-story brick
store and dwelling No. 1872 Sixth street and a
building used for storage in the rear thereof
Terms OF sale One-thrd Of the purchase money
In cash balance IN two equal instillments, at
and two years. deferred payments to bear interest
five per cent, End he secured 10y the notes
of the purchaser and a deed of trust the prop
erty sold. all cash, at the option Of the pur-
flom day OF sale, otherwise trustees reserve the
right to resell at the cost and risk Of defauting
purchaser. after five days notice OF such resale
In The Evening Star. Deposit OF 500 required at
time of sale. Conveyancing and recording at pur-
chaser's cost. ...
ANSoN 5. TAYLOR, Trustee.
1908 f st. NV
PERCIvAL NJ. BROWN, Trustee,
Colorado building.
GEORGE FRANCIS WILLIAMS. Trustee.
COG st. n.
T. J OWEN & SON. Aucts. ap2S-d&ds
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Cholly-Nhen | saw how big a fish | had
hooked | tell you, l caught my breath.
Miss Tartun-You had some bait for that
along, too, had you?-Chicago Tribune.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-30

Joe Ross, aged thirteen, picked up a live
wire in the Petersburg yards of the Vir-
ginia Passenger and Power Company and
dropped dead
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-21
Ell prof ssOr N oez6 BanIet .

AL que Conczca al infatigabge & 6inte-
Iigente pro f4sor de instruction prinaG.
ria. correCto Ciudadsno y cumDDidfsi-
mo CaballerO, don Pedro Andres Moo
z6 Bsniet. segurAmente no hs de tx.
trEfisrle el exiSo. cRdR vez mayor. due
Rlcanz8 con ga cOlegio particular de
primera y aPgunda enBefanzR.
No es de sh0r8 que le conoCemps.
Hablamos de una 6pocR feliz, de ID
edRd de IaV ilusiOnes en- que lej9GN de
pensRr en- el mafIanR. apr0vechand0 81
tempo. 90 pierde de modo IaGtimOsO.
ATudimos & una fecha remots. 81 a1o
1884,
En- esa 6poca era y q todo .un profe.
SOr el sefloF MoCz6, y dAbR muy bRe.
nos consejos.
Verdsderaments modesto. spsnsa si
co conocido en- II misrns ciudad de San
Juan donde se dedica con noble , de-
Cidido empe no & 1a ense6anz 9.
Su labor no tiene eli m6ritp de Ia re-
cOmpensB pecunisria, perO ticne unO
mas 6til, mas elevAdo. mas grandi0Eo,
ell de educRr & IL juVsntud. g..
Dotado de Il facultad de trasmitir {
ell aIumno eg muy negsdo (y eI to1eel
es indtil que scuds 8 nipR6n DrofeaOF,
6 Mocz6 10 SAGA adeIante. Y si eRtG
no sucediere. puede aSegurarse qus
geFS en- vano que bugque 0tFO macs
tr0.
LUIS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-21
NOtcia as de Manati
(De maestro c0presgonssR J

AgoBto 18 El domingo pr6ximo
Sc llevRrs & csb0 en- este pueblo IN
gran pREeo tfiunfsl en- honor de Is be-
lla sefierita Mercedes Diaz pTcc 'smE.
de- reina del GeFtsman. Por los preps.
rativos que ae estSn hacienda sa 6e.
muestFa, qus la referida fi9sts resuita.
rs dignR de las dsmas & que eata 1edi-
cGda. T1nabi6n 81 simpstico pcb' 'sdo
de BaYceloEeta ceIebr6 en- Il semans
pasada IN bafle Suntuoso como home
nsie ls grscicBa Srts r. faeIa Msr-
chan, reins cd squella bsrri1da de otro
Certsmen verifi sado elf. Eta notisiR
nos ha causado impression sgpsdab!e,
poF inGpiFaFnpB la sjmpstica Rsftela
ViVfsimas sinlpaties. Fssicitamcs de
versa la iuVentud barcelonetenae poP
ID feliz idea reaIizada.
Por orden de don ArgeI Villsmil
hsse mandGdo 6 limpiaF el RtEio de IR
igleaia. EAta medidR h8 sido ConVe-
niente.
La angaIical Srts. Carmen Bru.
net, scompa Il Aaa de 80 herm8no Pam
chito he saIid0 psPa San Juan.
Ell Official de SanidRd nos ha honrE-
do con una conunicaci6o. .en ID que NOS
pArticipa que los peFros que tepgan bo'
.zales no seran molestados. Est0 miSmo
nos ha maDife9t91o el guardia de BIZ.
giene y el alcalde. GrnCiGn.
Eft caloP que Be Eiente es en extre-
mo q focaDte.
-D.ns Trinidad AIgarin de ArmEiz
ha regresado . yer de San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-21

Ofrecemo os comprar la primera bote11a
de Liquozone, darse1a gratis todo pa
ciente que nos la pida. Y hemos gastado
mas de un million de dollars en- anunciar
y cump1ir este ofrecirniento. Nuestro
objeto ha sido deiar que e1 Liquozone
demuestre por 81 misnioT 10 que puede ha-
Ger. Un ensayo es mejor' que testimo-
MOS, mejor que argumentos. Durante Ell
primer ano ], BOO, 900 personas han acep-
tado este ofrecimiento Estas personas
han referidp otras los efectos del Liquo-
zone, estas otras a otras; dando por
resultado que actua1mente mi1lones 10
usan. Hoy es mas emp1eado, y prescrito
por los mejores Medicos, que ninguna
otra medicina 10 fue jamSs. Y sus pro.
pios vecinos -donde quiera que v. habite-,
lie podrAn referir curaciones hectlas por el
Liquozone. ~.
No es una r1edicina.
FL Liquozone no Sc hace. mezc1ando
drogas' nj existe alcohol en- su compost
ci6n. Sus virtudes Sc derivan so1amente
de gases, en- su mayor parte gas oxfgeno,
por un proceso que reqlliere e1 emp1eo de
inmensos aparatos y "a dias de tempo.
Este proces1 ha sido por mas de 40 amos
objeto de cohstantes estudios cientffcos y
qufmicos.
III TeSultaqO eS uu 41qu1QQ que uaCS 4C
que eI oxfgeno hace. Es I'M a1imento
para los nervios y la sangre; 10 mas esen-
cia1 para ". que existe en- el mundo. Sus
afectos son excitantes, vivihcadores y pu-
riicantes; sin embargo, es IN germicida
tan cierto, que pub1icamos en- cada bOtells
una oferta de 81, 900 oro, por e1 ger
men de cualquier enfermedad que no
pueda matar. La Taz6n es que los ger
meneo SON vegetables, q Lquozouo,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-21
FL Bill DE- C0NDAD0S. .

/ cipal en- ST, infoFmes aprObados y
razones emitidas, con respecto 4 los
cambios presentados, obiecionas no
tomadas en- consideration y asi su-
cesiyamente, pues este facilitarfa
granaemente ell estud'o de la, ley
y los cambios en- ella introducidos.
Que luego de hecho este tFabaip Sc
pPesente a la aprobaci6n. QUE Sc
le peFmita llevar a efecto los de-
TALES mecanicoS del trabaio, como
correcci6a de pruebas. y demas ira
baios del case.
Que una comisi6n presidida por
el senor Diaz dirija la parte de re-
dacci6n.
Que una vez hecho dicho trabaio
en- ingl6s y espanol, se presents 4
cada uno de los miembros de la
Camara y aprobaao Sc disponga su
impression para entPegarlo & los
miembros de la Camara para nn
estudio. Que 81 alguna difsrencia
ocurriera, podFfa etectusPse una reu-
ni6n de La comisi6n total para dis
cutir'a.
Que tienen derecho los reprasen-
tantes de- la Gamara 4 IS diarios y
lO centavOs por milla. Que pueden
hacer Sus cuentas los sef1ores de-
Iegados.
Da las gracias q todos los seno-
res de la comisi6n diciendo, que
jamas ha poaido verse una reuni5n
de hombres que haya tFabaiado con
mayor f6, mejor aFmonfa y buen
deseo que los ALI congFegados.
Que cree que fueF0n ahogaaOs
sentimientos de inter6s polftico pre-
sidiendo en- las opiniones para rea-
liar los trabajos, ell mejor desbo
de buscar la realization del meior
gobierno local para Puerto Rico.
Que la 6poca mejor de su vii la
ha sido esta en- que ha visto a ta-
les hombres poniendo Ell mas noble
empelo en- favor de su pueblo y
que debe por clio felicitarse 4 Puerto
Rico que ha tenido OCCASION de pro
bar una vez mas la buena inteli-
gencia y deseO de sus hombres pa
"a realizar un importantisimo ira
baio que puede traer grandes bic
nes al pals.
A Ia una m6nos 35 minutes Ise
levanta la session.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-21
{ Ultima session.

Sc terminan los trabaibs de Ia
comisi6n total y Mr.. Post felicita
al pueblo de Puerto Ricd por eI
noble trabsjo que han hecho sus
representatives. J.
FL senior Post. Que ell asunto de
los Condaaos indudablemente ecu
para grandemente la atelci0n de
la asamblea legislative y por lc
tanto debe presentarse q ella todo
cuanto tTabajo sea possible, t)da
cuanta opinion pueda Planearse pa
ra el mejor conOcimientO d3 aque-
la.
Que parece que la gran diferen-
-cia e3 10 de la capitalIdad del Con-
dado do Guayama y Cayey y deben
p esentarse las dos opiniones is refe-
P,ntes al punto.
Hace ejemp!os en- 10 electoral re-
ferente a difereneias de alpunos
pueblos como Aflasco y Las Marias
qpe hay dos divisiones una para 10
electoral y otra para 10 judicial y
administrative. r.
Que cree 81 es possible. debe irse
q una division uniforme en- 10 ju-
dicial y administrative.
Que eS de opinion Sc presenter a
la Camara las dos opiniones ref =
rentes a Guayama. Aguas-b uenas,
Caguas y Coamo.
Hacen sclaraciones los sefiores
Santoni y Diaz Navarro proppnisn-
do este Sc nombre una comisi6n de
tres presidilos por ell senor Post,
para que redacten el xbilln en- la
Tepetida parte judicial que ha de
pre- entarse q la legislature.
Mr.. Post, que la cOmisi6a de 10 iu-
dicial puede preparar su infofme.
Sc sprueba.
A indication del doctor BaPboss
SO acuerda entregar q cada miem-
bro de la comisi0n total una copis
de las actas de las sub-comi stones.
Ell senior Post deia la presidencia
y dice:. que ha de presenta rse un
PrOyecto de ley y un inform b: Que
es de opinion Sc presente hacienda
constar toaas las op;niones presen-
tadas en- las diferentes comisiones
Que Sc haga ese trabaio imprimi6n-
doIo en- distintos tipoS de letra ex-
presandO cada uno ell proyectp b prin-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-21
Dos negrOS lincIla1OS,
1000 tuFbulontOS les arr astran
dssdG Ia GdTCGI y les CuaI>
gan dc un puent0.

En- la Ciuded de Hsttieaburg, Estsdo
de Mississipi, han sido linchRdoB dOa
negFOs IlamadOB Kiel Gaorge y Ed.
ward Lewis pOr una turba de 1000
hOmbHea.
Ell dia 4 del corriente mes & les
nusVe de Ia maf1Bna, fu6 asesipado Ell
guardian de Ia c6rOeI municipal por
dispRro que Ie hicisra uno de los ne.
QFOs llsmad0 Will Horn. Para que
este ciudadAno pudiera IIevar & efscto
el compl0t tramado en- lR misma C6rCel
10 neChe anterior hubo de SyudarIe
otr0 negro Conocid0 con Ell n0mbFe de
Kid George.
El prisi0nero Horn utiliz6la piato Ia
que lIevabR en- IR Cintura 81 guardian
Mr.. j. S. Smith. El crfmen % come.
tic eHtsndo los presos ira bRjsnd0.
Ell pre- yaCtil atraveG6 ell eGt6mEgo de
Mr.. Smith dejsndOle muerto instanta'
nesmente.
Tan pronto oirCuI6 Is nOticia por ID
ciudRd, el popuIsCho indignRdo con 81
suceao ae lar rs en- peraeCuCi6n del Rse'
sino sin que haltR 10 fscha hay 2 side
possible dAr con 81.
00S bOA OASAS0GW09 4N0AA&O940A WAC 0A
conocido negro de ID Comunidad Hama
do Edw ard Lswis hEbfR CoEtadO Iol
griIletes que ligabAn GI &sesinO Horl
para f .ciEitsrle la fuga. "a.
Ell c6mpIice de Horn, que como he
mos dichO antes se IIRmGbA G. Gsorge
foe aPrsstrSdo desde ID CsrceI, en- uni6l
de Edw ard Lewis. haStR an puente qu
queda cerca del sitio del clfmen.
Al lIegar aI puente les eCharon un
cuerda al CuellO y Ie doiarOn Caer & an
diAtanCia que les impediA alCaDzar {
Suelo. -
AIgunos turbuIentos dispararon ga
armRs de fuego para herir los cuerpo
de los infelioes negros: pero Ia intsu
ci6u de algunss personas notAbles in
pidi6 que aqueIEOs CadSVeres se Convil
tiaaen en- blanco de squelI0s mAIYRd0l
Una vez Convencido ell populaeho d
que los neRrOa eataban Sin vida Be ret
r&rOn sus c1sas Bin que 30 p0Iicfa /
la gaardia nRCional hiCiese ana aoIa dC
tenCi6n.