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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-07
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noticias de Ponce
(Ds n,teStro Corresponsal)


PONCE. FEBRERO e.-Ayer to.
mo possession del cargo de Asentista de
Ia Plaza del mercado, nuestro correlI.
gionario don Telesforo Acosta Carlo.
nell, cesando, por renuncia, don San
tlsgo Gerardino, que desempeHaba di.
cho ca, go.
-Lp function de anoche en- <La
Perlas despert6 mucho inter6s, por la
obra, por la primsra actriz Sc nora Es-
tasen y por las demAs parties de Ia
compefii ia prssentadas en- escena.
Pillar Estasen fu6 saludada con un
aplauso al presentarse en- la escena.
La representaci6nde eEl afuadors
y sL,s monigotes,s deleit6 al pdblico,
quien sali6 anoche del teatro vivamen.
to satisfecho.
Hasta el domingo pr6ximo.
Aver tarde 10 recibi6 en- Porce
Ia noticia de haber fallecido en- Jua.
na Dfaz, repentinaments, 81 farmaceu-
tico de aquel pueblo don Jose Ferrer.
Esta tarde serA Ell entlerro del cadsver.
Damos ell pe,ame q la famiia del e.
nado.
Aver, & las cinco de Ia tarde,
SO bendii) en- ell templo cat6lico Tn
hermoso cuadro de la Virgen del Per.
pttuo Socorro. La ceremon.a fu6 So
lemue, y as4sti6 a ella bastante concu-
rrencia.
Ell pr6xlmo domingo la Compa-
flfa C6mico lirica puertorriquefa, en-
la que fgura la primera actriz Pillar
Estasen, nos obsequiara en- SLa Perla1
con tres estrenos.
ola Golondrinas y Gel Interpre te, ,
y la zarzuela xLa Meta de su abuela, ,
seran las obras que Sc pondran en- es-
cena, en- nuestro teatro el domingo
pr6ximo.
A ala Perla,s pues.
-Ademas del <Topeka,. hay dos
barcos dc guerra americanos, en- ell
puerto de Ponce. De los tres barcos
han bajado marineros q terra, el sa-
bado y domingo.
La plaza Ab0lici6n, con los ARE.
CLOS que dltimamente ha recibido, Sc
We muy concurrida los domingos por
Ia tarde. Los nitl)s, principalmente,
hallan ALI grato esparcimiento, pues
disponen allf de iuegos atleticos, que
SO han puesto en la plaza referida. La
plaza Abolici6n resulta hoy un parque
bonito y agradable.
Hoy ha sido nombrado conserje
de la plaza AbOIc,6n, psgadero por el
Ayuntamiento, ell seflor Juan Mora
Bsniamfp, quien Sc ocupara en- que la
plaza este siempre en- las buenas con-
diciones que hoy.
-Ha sido denunciado ell indivi-
duo Raimundo Toro por aggression
Pedro Cintr6n.
I'm marinero Sc acerc6 aver al
joven don Luis Chavier, y con dist.
mulo, lie extrajo del bolsillo del cha.
LEGO ell relcj, que estaba suieto una
leopoldina. Chavier Sc vino dar
cuenta del hecho, cuando va ell mari
nero habia desaparecido. Hechas lal
pesquizas CONSEQUENCES, Sc di6 con e,
marinero, quien solt6 la prenda.
-Ha sido detenido denunciadt
el indivfduo Clemente Roman por ju
gar naipes, .ocup6ndosele catorce cen
tavos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-07
Renuncia de kuTopatkin

NEW YORK, FGBRERO 7.-Por
cables recibIdos 90 iniorma que sl 70.
neral Kuropatk'n ha prsssntado 10
renuncis de su cargo, causaudo gran
descent INTO en- el sjSrcito, la deter.
mlnacl6n del jefe ruso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-07
SERv|C|O CABLECRAF|CO
De LA DEM0CRAC|A"
Los mobiles rusos

NEW YORK, FEBRERO 7.-Co-
munican que la noblsza rusa 90 ha
undo al movlmiento de los insurree
tos, pidiendo al Car protection para
sus sdbditos.
I'll Car prom etc atender las re.
clamaciones de los nobles rusos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-07
|nsIstenc|a de los hue|guistas

NFw YORK, FEBRERO 7.-Ss
informa dc San Petsrsburgo que los
huelgaistss sublsvados insistsn On ser
reclbidos por sl Gear. Grupos de trs-
bsiadores rusos % prsssntan ante 81
palscio On demanda dc audisncia.
Los alrsdedores do palasio % en-
cusntran guard sdos por grussos dss.
tacamsntos de tropas que impidsn los
ademanes tumultuosos del pueblo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-07
100000 IniInero. en- hue|ga

NEW YORK. FEBRERO 7.--Co.
muniean do San Pstsrsburgo que %
han lsvantsdo On huslga 10000 mine
ros do Sosnovies, pronunciGndoss con-
ira el gobisrno y possslonkndoss del
tel6grafo.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-23
REMEDY FOR HAY FEVER.
After Trying Other Treatments. Hy-
omci Was Used With Perfect
Success.

j. r. Forbes. well known West
ern railroad man. whose home is at
MeCook Nebraska, writes II have
never had any relief from any rem
edy for hay fever. even temporarily.
until / discovered the merits of Hy-
omei. always recommend il when
occasion requires"
There Is no offensive or danger
Gus stomach dosing when Hyomei is
used. This reliable remedy for the
cure of all diseases of the respiratory
organs Is breathed through neat
pocket inhaler that comes with every
outfit so that the air taken into the
throat aud lungs Is like that Of the
White Mountains or other health re-
sorts. where hay fever is unknown.
The fact that Hood d. Martin guar
antee 10 refund the money to any
hay fever sufferer who uses Hyomei
without success. should inspire con
fidence in its power 10 effect a cure.
A complete outfit costs only 81 90
and extra bottles hut so cents.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-23
PRESIDENTS COMPROMISE.
nr. Roosevelt Makes Suggestion &c
Russian Peace ENJOYS.

3
Portsmouth n r.. Aug. 23~The A
sociate5 Press Is now i'm position TO re-
veal substantially the suggestion If
President Roosevelt Ior breaking the
existing d.adIock in the pe ace negotia-
'ions and rescuius the conference from
failure His solution would ingenious
~ Permit the satisfaction of the Japan
csc demands for reimburscf tent for the
cost 81 the war and Al the same time
ena bic Russia to face the world with
the declaration that she had not added
d foot Of territory OF paid :. kopeck Of
War tribute to the victor. The S0luIT0n
is the one " hica has heretofore been
describe o ia the Associated Press dis
patches as the atursl aud logical com
proTul se. Tefssly stated. IL consists ia
an agreement by Russia 10 rrpurchaze
possession Of either an or half Of the
Island % Sakhsiin, now ia the military
occupation of The Japanese for sum.
the exact amount of which IL the two
CountTlrs cannot agree. shall be decided
TN @orEr method Of arbitration he.rraft-
or TO he determined. The purchas
money. together with the sum japan
Guild obtain from the ,"ssiou Of L.
Chimes Eastern railroad and the main
tenance nf the Russian prisoners ian ia
pan would n Is estimated about equal
an" amount claimed hE Japan as her bin
Tor m" cost Of the var Possibly
therefore. the solution offered by ibp
president Involves recession by Japau
upon article five tthe ccssion Of SAX
halin) snd recession by Russia upon.
articl" min" Indemnity II seems
practically certain. though this cannot
20 affirmed positN els, tast the presi-
dent was able To give NJ WHITE substar-
tial assurances thar Japan would h,
willing tc accept such compromise
u was the presidents message TO Mr.
witt" which caused the sensation IT
Tuesday. Early In the morning had
come the official announcements that the
meeting Of the conference had been
postponed uHti "Wednesday ,t q a0
O'Clock. The public reason assigned
gas that the proto,ois for ~ubrstsSIu-
at the sitting had not been connected
Bot few hours later the trg" r-. som
leaked out J. l.. NsGraw. one ~ .Ha
gteuogrs piers attached lo th, rNr.grs,s
onlceS az pySt"f B.'> mad arrived With
q COMMUNICATION from The president ra-
The Russian plempoiruttarl-~ "
White and Baron Roztr had r.r ..a
ho'"I osirusiblH FOR ras rr York
Reach hu' instead had put~tI. stepped
over Q" the conference building al the
navy yard tu receive the n-Ssas. from
Secretary Pierce The mos elaborate.
precautions had been -ak-t .. fu-ur.
Secrecy. but t leaked ONT H.r,.4g.,
Tip from New YORK what .a.,.....,.
tho Associated Press
From 80 until 80 N WHO ana
BARON Resou remained ~ r... ..,...,.
"nee building uiJh Afr p..., AH
'ho~" Present declined 81. .... .,..
statements regarding vr.. .-,.-r...i
~ The 15>t yarI .s~u .-f4-... .......
fnf ihtt .FN .uuur....- .r......... ...
tbt matter
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-23
Is SPREIDING OUTSIDE
several Louisiana Parishes Report
More Cases.
SIXTY-NINEAT LEVEE
Abeat Three Hundred Hoases Are at
That Place and Nearly Every
One Said to Contain .
Patient of Seine Kind.

New Orleans. Aug 73-up 10 6
o'clock Tuesday evening the otTicial yell
low fever report was as follows New
eases, 81: total cases. 1868, deaths. .:
total deaths. 2i4; new foei, II: total
foci sa2 remaining under treatment
SIS.
With the fever checked gn the city
and plans under way To prevent further
relnfection from the country the local
situation is stiii encouraging or the
new foci eight are above Canal street,
one ~ Ia Rosa Park. d fashionable res
idenee district opening into 81 Charles
avenue. a weIi- known citizen ard mem
her 81 Governor Blanc hargfr staff being
the victim Another ease ls "a a boys
college far doN ntown one If the en-
ployes being stricken Rev Father
Aveilhe. pastor Of ~ Snurtse church
- another patient Of the dtaths, only
one occurred uptown ard he was a
clerk who bad been living here nine
months
The news from OUTSIDE the civ
shows tire continued seriousness ~ tn.
situation from that point 81 view
Definite Information wac received from
Dr. uevrof4. state health Officer sent To
Lsvvs at the meunth OF Hayou La
fonrch~ fes days ago tits report
shows that TIE first news received from
there ~as BOT exaggerated During two
DAYS of work there he found ths foilosy
ing sixty nine positive cases Of fsver.
81 suspicious cases and I&5 cases Of
d~ngsi=. he adds
There are about sec tous&rs and
families here and ] do not mink there
" a single house which has not orr 0r
more rases 10 sickness The Isgopie are
completely distracted @ra aernoraIiarti
Md Hii seems 70 haYe Joss ambition 10
~SoFk
We aAss for more 8ostogs ara nurses
an ts3s situation IN beyond the causs.ltv
~ tNe HtHH- He reports tuo more deaths
slHs. hls arrival
Patterson r~porta fifteen rev asses
araa gN deaths
~ Tawmauy parish reports posi-
Tive ea@v ou th~ rnaa between Mand~~
yHita and Lawtsbafx vht came from
Nee Dy4evus
HaHSau EstF reports SIN naH cases.
h*n0RY IMPORTS one Hsw case
Tb*fe san one aessh on the Fafza-
BETH plantation ln Iheret5le
H~rpY plantation reports tsso new
sa@s
~ Rose. la - Cbsrles parish. has
two eass-a. wlth ore dead.
corinn~ BlaataE}om IN Sc R8rHara
parish tse1aN the cl3y. reparfa one
a~ash. ava Ua3Aau boy aheu ire in ~
pertsnced NURSE @1Eo#~f lo eat ns8 ear
r~t heans 8nd Ftee when he shoula
have b~~n 3eHta8 eN faaa
@i&siselrpi cts svFarta three nevs
eases ard says fbe regsgf thst lH~ Hiat
huasd ~ ha5th hss atulafcA me g@ser
spsasfnss there 10 4nfaunde8
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-23

THE readers II this rapes sUl De-
pleased 20 learn that there 5a af least
nne dreaded disease that science has
seen able IA eurr in all fta stages.
and that e Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Curu Is the only positive cure kuawn
20 the medical fraternity Cafarrh
hsius constitutional disease. re.
anir~s constitution treatment
Hall Ia CAsArrh Cure b. taken intern
ais &ffiag dlFectiy upon the hiuUa
aud Iurons surfaces a. the ETstrm.
thereby destroying she foundation ~
tie disease, and giving she patient
~trwngfh hy building NO thr rnustl-
tuition AID assisting nature tn tusnE
~ wov* TIE pnoprttears have 90
naaeh farm n Hs curative uoaers
thai fAsT offer one hanarwa aal.ars
far any ess@e that Il fails To euru send
Tor = ltas ~ t@#f fsnssnsm
Aaar~~~ CHENEY 4 CD
TaEe8n. Us.o
~ssa8 ~ avsks8mfa. Use
raAe Hairs Family PBlfs fsf uan-
- ipAtsun.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-23
CAUSED az HOGS.
Lead Frer Shotgun Terminates Earth
~ Carer OF Nearexs

Hampstead, Tex Aug. ss.-Jodic
Matthews. neEFess, was killed near
here ~ a stfot from shotgun Tur-
u~T Simn1s. also eolored. IL ia jain.
joete Matthews hogs stole Paris
green frurn Turner Simms and died
Her hesband aud simms got into a
difactali3 over the matter, and the
families ~ both came 10 the rescue.
nd Jotf3e Matthews VAS killed In the
analee that followed
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-23
MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.
Threat o. Negro Was Severed From,
Ear 80 Gar

Colorado CITY Tex. Aug 70 Paul
Williams. 81 negro restaurant cook. had
hts throat sut from ear 20 ear t{v
Some miracle the slash just missed the
laSaiaf vein making dangerous but
not necessarily fatal wound. John Hays.
a negro harsvr. surrendered To sheriff
Johnson. and wss placed ia Sail on A
charge ~ assault to murder
These are TIRE negroes VINO engaged In
running pistol duet on the streets
~Hn.i las Afternoon. and az the time OF
the last diriculty both were cut an
bond under charges growing out Of tl,ag
shooting bee
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-23

b. SpieEel. 1904 \. Virginia st.
Evansville. Ind. writes. For over
five years I vas troubled with kid
ney and bladder affections which
caused me much pain and worry. I
lost flesh ana was al run down,
and year ago had TO abandon work
entirely. I had three OK the best ply
sicians who did ne 40 good and /
was practically given up 20 die.
Foley's Kidney Cure vas recommend
ed and the first bottle gave me great
relief. aud after taking the second
bottle I a4s entirely cared b. ".
FEARS
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-23

Resolutions &c Tba eject Aaeps.a b
Seessnt en- 81 Agaskuoss

Muas"ss AuE E sas l.-
s'aFius iof ett sssi fos
ostshHr@ AND tn lis Two
States aere asoEst B8 ta >tat.a...s
snf ctnftfsfla i eaapeaaa e tas
Five ee hs~ ~
After hv sWsff 81 s seeulstse~
81 H a. tfstf 4 samagt t.
tsttpa f NttsuH - ths es,s.
x*HtinH tff efhefsE ssgfsafassl ta
A~@tt Zee #"f@ q fhH Fpfwfnfff~* TIRE
.anai8tfse @aii rss*i 4Aav 4svtltnw thn
~ef~ Af*ffsWx sass constellation
@sf,sss.S saiss esssafrilts~~m rA4s a !. h~-
aw*ea @iA eHsmsm~ tee sx tnv~~
~"~A@ tsfnF Fhe urshsbltsauisfw aa.
EAavHilk sv* aen Ah~lr axhs ang wl4
- rrFFHts's~s = Fr~t~Fs stFaas psa.
aasasssN fiAnN
s"nN+Hfi"m s3ssa4ass4 unisl ~e.s s.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-23
TABOR OPINION.


Hgoastoa. AuK 81 Dr George Tabor
has eeem eaE4Te-l $50 Wat htux the oul-
r~osys of bts array % protection against
fne lnvaHlou e ye'Iaw tsver H.
states fhat the asteutfan Camps are in
Et~sd sha g.e. witfsoat anything espeeia33y
nsm other taan are oacassat,aI dts
charge - eaus.t~s whose t~rma &C uro-
h#tIam have expired,
The doctuF atNo sent ont safua lular5
20 add 10 tire strength in that llap He
stated 5F sHfaking ~ tbs fewer iu New
ORLEANS aud Louisiana. that while be
had no hope ~ New Orleans stamping
oat thg fewer before frost. ha regarded
u AZ "a putut - teas danger Go Texas
than the eases iu the state - Louisiana
uatside 81 tine eitY. ia other worsia
that the scattering 81 thn fever put into
the state was q greater menace 80
Texas than when confined GO New or
ieshR
Dr TatoF hsa notified ths rsiiros 1s
that mo more persons e-n bee received
al Eeno detention camp "a being fuu
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-23

Anna Tex. AuE. 28-Au oii ran in
The hanis of Mrs ,, q. Luna exploded
ssfuretnT her elth tH. farming on ana
BURNING almost every vssftae ~ elsth.
Ing froin hrr heiy sne 8ied about 1--WE
Hours xtvr the accident o. ~a han.
Irened thsf her rareuts were there I'd.
a Ftsii 50 The }twin af hoy rnisfBFtlfn.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-23
Epw"rth League Literary Program.

Friday night, August -. with
Miss S8ljie Sims.
The Christ of our Noyelists. "
chapters X. XII
Scripture references. Cor IN.
%. Rev XIV. 6.
Ralph cDnuors works loader.
Nls- Minnie Sims.
Refo- nation Of Conaof-~ charac-
ters, Mr. Roberts
George ElIot's Adam Bede "
leader. Sir VIM
Aethodism "a Adam Bede. Miss
AadEe Campbell
Dtnah Morris preaching Mrs.
Thomas
Music. Nlsse7 Myrtle Pridemnrp
and Iewecg Dow ling
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-23

chil SAs,+. r. Aur sg
Aar1ssft s. 50 Louis capitalist ana
op-ra house promoter Is har.. sr.t l....
''~'se ''r .'itz-ns "a proposition to bnit8
s-,-p'' opera house. The sumpaus
""'-h .a"r"~~ats has hut oper,
houses AL insknse~ ralsa and nth..
cities. F'- yrnp"ss'i l,-i.8iur is ro h..
a "'<"'freHt up+to-tiaaa. structure
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-23

fs.n Msn rex Aa@ - There H.
"a apparently reliable r~eors u cir-
emaATtuu Amr@ tat TIE Missouri
E&am@a asa Fezas = waaaw 80 equip
several ss<szsA ala e4l AArmanx fire
tosww Aad PET tksm - the Flyer as
a. sS~@wsmwM1
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-23

had stomach trouble six months Nothing benefited until
Dyspepsia has and Kodo
al people suffering with stomach trouble
w. e. FRAZIER, Martins Store, ILL.,
Dyspepsia and spent hundreds Of dollars
night feeling exceptionally bad about throw
evening caught advertisement Of Koo
told druggist when bought
bottle well here goes another dollar thrown away My wife
felt although have
stronger than have years
HARE Sup. The Miami Cycle Mig Co.. Mlddlesovn. Ohio
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-23

JACKIE Miss AaR e. THE aseeu-
tive eommittcs - tbe state board -
h~Mlfh has ssrierd yellow fewer auls
assnle az Mississippi CITY ana placed
IL Charles l.c Hsfon sn charge q fhs
city e. ~nfnfce eaah aaaitefy reKuIs-
fssAsss - may deem proper
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-23
FEARFUL FIRE.
Ter Thousand Acres Burned Over and
Many Cattle Perish.

san Antonio Aug. g. Near cline.
10 '1iter west. q prairie nre devasfstt-
80 i""eo acres. burned half "a ,tuzen
'orFals. several miles ~ fence and SUI
'otat"8 10y tire heat and smoke over
la0ap cattle. The firp started sunday
tatshI aaa ragged all day Monday. The
Southern Pacific railroad ordered ont
two Eanss ~ section hands 10 help aeht
ne IRE and they we're joined by the
ta{ii.nsu ~ that session. but d-spit~
their eunfts nearly sixteen miles as
grass ~aa lata bare BY ths flames. For
time it ioakei as II that section
would p" completely devastated
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-23
SLAIN ON STREET.

New Serk City Lady Shot Down While
on Chicago Thorouahfsre.
Chicago. Aug. @3,-Mrs. s. T.. Mize
of New York city was shot and killed
Tuesday night by robber. Aceonpa-
MED hy Mrs. r. y, Wilson, also Of New
York, Mrs Atse left the Del Prade
hote1. where the we're staying. about
10 o'clock for short walk. Al Fifty
eighth street and Washington avenue
a Short distance from the hotel they
we're stopped by two men, who de-
handed their vaIusbles. Mrs Mize
started to ran. when one OF the men
shot her in the head She died few
minute after besug taken TO th, hotel.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-23

haasfAsA@ AeM AaK g. NxHe Vi sssvm
@As h~mw~s a~~r Fa~sst~s faf Ghs saur
ser e AaMe Assssf~ - tasm s4n5s a fe..y
A@m- lie rrpse~assa htm lnHrs~a@ ~ -.
asst
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-23

G@kaF1~. Aaw xs-whE~ ~alhla~
sa1nx sh~ sr@ek ars. John n..mm -.
sermcs ny "a ss~wFrae car ana kfas@sa
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-23

Tx t@zzsAy HzeszAesne ln saso9a&a.1s -
hemse@ SO - ys@F~-nw. Tls@carv's Lawcx
ama Htmws &~~1
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-23

gas on stomach, catarrh of the stomach,
or any other stomach disorder. You
will not have to suffer if you will take
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. Won't you try
it on this GUARANTEED
KODOL DICESTS WHAT YOU EAT
1 DoiaF bottle haiasfx | the
1 o. 4 erA.sry ORG Devils
trial or 20 ssnt 1ss SOMASH owEsl. Chicago Us
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-23

Bag ~saF fsts SD srsm raoasnw
krwm ". a. Crmak Co m
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-23

off of the stomach by dgesng what you There
suffer with Indigestion dyspepsia stomach heartburn belcl
The Washington times., 1905-09-19
INSPECTORS DROPPED
FOR SMUGGLING

The Department of Commerce and La
Dor has issued an order removing Ed
ward Baltz and Charles w. Stevenson,
Chinese inspectors in the immigration
service, who were charged with assist
ing in cmuggling four Cinnamon into
the United States at Buffalo. y. Y. and
with swearing falsely at the hearing of
these Cinnamon.
1t is stated that this is the first time
since the Government has been enforcing
the Chinese exclusion act tpat an in
spector has been found guilty Of such an
offense.
An alleged 5muggler. defeated IN his
efforts 10 obtain a reward for bringing
the Chinaman in, is supposed TO have
given the clew which led to an investi-
CATION by the department. There was no
evidence that the inspectors received
money for passing the Chinese in.
BlaiZ and Stevenson have been con
rected with the immigration service for
five wears. and at the time the alleged
offense occurred last January were sta
toned at Buffalo, n I. Since that slime
Stevenson was transferred to the station
at Santa Fe. y. NJ, 10 which place he
Is now attached.
Inspector Clowdly. Of New York, IL is
said, worked up the case against these
two men
The Washington times., 1905-09-19
Took Slain Girl Home,
Is Theory of Police
Gerard and Mrs Mahon Led Strange Life.
Woman Had Pistol Ready-AuthorIties
Throw Out Dragnet

house. but chiefly in the daytime. while
&c rard was at work.
Back of the Klener or Mahon house,
In n cluster of trees. is a kind of shed
which seems to have served the double
purpose of n hen house and a junk room.
On one side OF this is sort of bunk.
large enough TO accommodate 2 human
being 1t was learned yesterday that
a bout five weeks ago Gerard vanished
from the sight of his ordinary acquain-
tances for three days, at the end OF
bunk. wrapped from head 10 foot in
burlap bags as though he were in
hiding.
Others Knew.
Pursuing this story. the detectives
came to the belief that his refuge there
was known to other occupants of the
house and that his food had been taken
to him there When IL became known
where he had been story was circulated
to the effect that he had fallen into
bad hands and had been given a dose OF
knockout drops"
He was sent to the Fordham Hospital
where he remained about week Al
rhe same time IL was said that he had
received an injury TO his head by falling
from his wagon.
Another fact which is occupying the
attention OF the authorities is that the
Kleners. being an old and unworldly
couple. knew little of what was ~oinG
on almost under their eyes In their owr
house They said yesterday that they
never entered either OF the rooms Sc
aside for Mrs. Mahon and Gerard. anC
they knew nothing of the presence oi
the stained overalls supposed to beloni
to Gerard until they had lain in one o
the stationary washtubs of the kitchen
from Wednesday night until the police
took possession of them on Sunday.
AS il has been proved almost beyond
the shadow of doubt that the girl was
dead before her body was placed In the
bushes where IT was found. the detec-
tives are considering the theory that
after She had been attacked by Gerard
and had become unconscious, he, being
a powerfully built man, carried hel
either to one of the rooms used by Mrs
Mahon and himself oT TO the shed il
the rear of the house; that she dieC
there and that he, either alone or witt
the aid OF others. fearful of discovery
carried the body out again to the place
where IL was eventually discovered.
The Washington times., 1905-09-19
6. P. o. EMPLOYEES
UNDER DOCTORS CARE

f. CT Farrell. a copy editor. employed
in the proof room of the Government
Printing Office. suffered severe attack
of acute indigestion yesterday afternoon
and fell in a faint in front of the office.
DR.. Manning. the office physician. was
called and soon had him in condition to
be taken 70 the Casualty Hospital He
was later removed TO his home. where he
Is reported to be resting easy
DR.. Manning was also called to at
tend one of the female employees who
fell on the marble steps in the front
corridor of the fourth floor and sus-
tanned a fracture OF the wrist.