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BA.ADO EN 81. HONOR.

Sin duda habra I'd. Yisto en- los
peri6dicos, con relaei0n & algun re-
medic, alg1n anuncio como este:
Isl despues de un ensayo, I'd. nos
escribe que este remedio no le hs
sartido buenos efectos, le reembol-
saTefaos 6 I'D. su dinero. 2 Pues,
nunca hernos tenido motiyo para
nablar de esta manera con relaei6n
al remedio designado en- este artf-
cu1o. En- un comercio que Sc ex-
tiende por todo el mundo, nadie Sc
ha queiado iamas de que nuestro
Temedio haya fallado 8 ha pedide
la devoluci6n de su dinero. El p1-
blico nunca murmura de pan honra-
do Y habilmente elaborado de una
medicinal que produce los efectos
para los cuales Sc ha elaborado. La
PREPARAcION DE WAMPOLR
est$ basada en- la lealtad Y el ho-
nor, Y ell conocimiento de este he
cho de parte del pueblo, esplica
su popularidad y gran exito. No
hay NADIA que disimular 4 ocultar.
No es eI resultado de un suefio 8
lie u.-a casualidad sino de afano-
sos estudios fundados en- los como
cidos principles de Ia ciencia me-
dica aplicada. Els tar sabrosa CO.
mo la miel y contiene todos los
principles nutritiVos v curatiVos
del Aceite de Higado de Bacalao
Puro, que extraemos de los hlga-
dos frescos del bacalao, con Jara-
be do Hipofosftos, Extractos de
Malta Y Cerezo Silyestre. Este re-
medic ha merecido los elogios de
todos los que 10 han empleado en-
cualquiera de las enfernedades pa
ra las cuales Sc recomienda como
alivio Y curaci6n. En- los casos de
Escr6fula, Anemia, Resfriados, De-
bilidad 7 Tisis, es IN especffco.
Sci DR.. jose G.. Pumariega, de Ha-
bana, dice: He usado en- mi ellen .
tela la Preparation de- Wampole,
en- todas aquellas enfermedades
que aniquilan Ell sistenla nervioso
particularmente en- Ell raquitismo
intermediates del aparato respi-
ratorio, habiendome dado nm exec
iente resultado. En- las Boticas.
ID
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AGtitud de Ia Junta EsCoIar.

Ssera cierto que la Junta Escolar de
San Juan ignora que el Departamento de
Instruction ha heoho u designation del
Ayudante inspector, de que Sc ocupara
LA CoRREsPoNDENcIA hace algunos dfas,
faltando 4 La ley?
LA Junta EscoIar de San Juan tiene
tantas ocupaciones que no le han permiti-
do ocupaTse de ese importante asunto, aten-
tatorio los derechos que ella representa-?
5Piensa la Junta pasar por alto un acto
que la opinion reeibe con protesta?
20 es acaso, que La Junta olvida Ell de-
p6sito de energfa que para defender las le-
yes Y los derechos del pueblo que la ha
elegido, ha puesto en- sus manos ell cuerpo
electoral?
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Civil en- Bayanlon
ESCelente AGOgida d IA 0uussta
de Ia.PeTIa Del sur.
e luez Municipal sale para 0trOs PuebIOs 4 CeIe-
hTaT JuIGIOs.
e nuegtr0 corrsgpgnsaE. ]

Noyiembre 6. Para elImi6rcoles pr6xii-
mo Sc leyaTd efecto, en- lal corte mnnici-
pal de esta ciudad, un iinpprtante iuicio
civil en- el cual tomaron parte los letrados
Guzman Benftez Falcon.
Se encuentra en- este pueblo el reputa-
do artista senior Cruz CocoIfa) y sus com
pa1eros de orquesta, habiend9 tocado ano-
che un bale en- los salones de Ia colonia
espanola.
No hay que decir que 81 bale estuvo
animado, y que el sefor Cruz eada dia
adquieTe mas representation, no solamente
como aFtista, euya fama Is nluy iusta i
conpcida, sin6 tambi6n como Icaballero, de
un trato esquisito amenoI haeiendole
aereedor generates simpatfas como las
que Sc ha granieado en- esta cfudad, donde
Sc le admira de yeras.
Y undo (Cocolfa) Ia simpatica figura
de Rios Ovalle el compositor de sentimien-
to musical mas elevado, ell que como sa
compafero Domingo Cruz le arranea 4 SUI
instrumental cantos deliciosos, que trans
forman el espfritu y hacenI admirar ese
arte sublime Iamado mdsica.
Rios OValle canta llora Ell su tnstru-
mento y este sabe interpretarlo, asi como
el venerable Cosme Tizol CLIQUE represents
Ia ancianidad por SUI edad, 4 Ia ;;lven-
tud en- el arte.
El senior Cosme Tizol con su clarinete,
vuelve Ia edad de las grandes emociones
y hace que su Instruments le lleve con sus
arm6nicos cantos al mundp ideal,
ALI van tambien junto con el los que les
escuchan.
Impossible serfa ocuparme detalladamen-
te de todos los artistas que forrnan la or
questa de GocoHG, deiando los cuatro VIC
lines para mi cr6nica pr6xii1na, pero CO.
jiendo de paso al sefior Colon que toca eI
bajo
El senor Colon domino porHcompleto su
Instruments como Cocolfa 4 ST bombardi-
no, porque el senior Colon arranca q aque-
las cuerdas sonidos tan suaYes y dulces
que deleitan al que Ie escuchal
Sc me dice que el sabado " domingo to-
cara otro baile ell senior Codolfa en- esta
ciudad.
-El honorable juez Ledo. j. J. Acoata
maiiaha sale 4 celebrar juicios a Toa Alta
y Corozal
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sENoRAs Y sENoRITAs.

En- Ell acreditado estabIecimiento de esta
Ciudad denominodo ''LA LUNA, Sc aca-
ba de inaugurar un eIegante dt mento,
excIusiyanente para Sonora .horitas
en- ell que endontfaran los mas gantes y
modernos Eombreros desde DOS PESOS
en- adeIante.
En- este departamento hay Topa hecha y
otres obietos de guSto para el bello sexo,
estando dicha nueva secci6n bajo Ia COM
petente direction y al exclusive cargo, de
la c6lebre Enodista Austro-N Neoyorkinas
Nine Clarice que goza de gran fama en-
New York y Paris pOr el gusto y elegan-
cia de los sOmbreros que pressnta a
pfblicu 15vs
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CLUB De RECREO.

Tratase de formar un ''Club de recreo e
instruction" en- ell simpatico y progressive
poblado de Santurce.
A pesar del numeroso y culto vecinda-
rio de esa barriada imp portante de San
Juan, no hay un punto donde puedan reu-
nirse pasar un ratio cultamente, donde
zanzibar impresiones y enterarse de las no
ticias y controversies de la prensa.
Empieza dmoverse la opinion en- Ell sen
lido de sostener un establecimiento que
sirva los fines indicados, procurando
tener toda la prensa de la Isla, una regl1-
tar biblioteca, y hasta celebrar de vez en-
cuando alguna conferencia que no tenga
NADIA de comGn con la polftica y la reli-
gi6n. I
Entendemos one es plausible la indica-
da idea celebrarfamos tuviese I'm feliz
eXito. Il
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-07

-AyIsO al LOS FILATELISTAS.
Sc venden seis albums de sellos de correo
de todas parties del mundo cDn sellos rarf-
simos de Espana, Francia, Inglaterra, etc,
etc. casi todos los Cuba, Haiti, AntilIas
francesas, Chile, etc, etc. Los de Puerto
Rico desde 1873 Y los de las AntiIlas es-
paiolas son completes Los albums con-
tienen unos 5000 sellos. Dirijanse 4
Francisco SiIva Umpierre. Apartado 26.
Rio Piedras. Puerto Rico. Tambien Sc
yenden seuaradamente. 15 Y. a.
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qYaua,Ias gosodas del DR.. Gerome con-
TIA q IMPOTENCIA, "a cYa DE ven.
tFa "a tOdas lss tarmacial 10 u.
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FranquiCia dc CambaIaChe para la
construction de un ferrOGari!.

Tenemos entendido que la petici6n de
Ona franquicia para construir un ferroca-
rril privado en- Arecibo, de cuyos porne-
nores NOS ocupamos en- el n6mero de este
psri6dieO correspondence al dia "a del pa
sado Octubre, ha sido totalmente dehe-
gada. i
Por raz6n de esta denegaei6n, en- el dia
de aver celebTaron una larga conferencla
los representatives de la Central Cambala-
che, solicitantes de la franquicia, con los
opositores de la misma sefores Rubert y
Huici. 4
Los particulares tratados en- esa confe-
rencia no son conocidos todavfa.
DESPUES DE PROBAEs tpdos los engaho-
SOS remedies que Sc anuncisn es cuando mas
SO sgradece la efioaoia RADICAL del Diges-
two MojarrietS, cuya superioridad esta unt-
versslmente confrmada.
CuraCiones desesperadas en- personals b1en
ConOcidas que 10 tomaron durante tres me-
ses son Las que 10 han heoho glori0so, pero
un solo estuche produce mejor efeoto que
una docena de ffascos de cualquier otro r.
medic; poruue adem8s de ser 81 nnico verda-
dero Curative radical del est6mago del ms
testino, sin ebganosa aoci0n CalmanGes es ~.
gestivo PuritioRdor de los allmentosH
Sc deba exigir que ceda hostia teng& gRa-
bado el n0mbre Digestive MojarF1eta.
Dep6sito general de las Farmacias do BIan-
Gov 90, Ramon, Almazan Fidel Guillerme-
", en- san Juan de Puerto Rico; de venta
sa las principales DrogueEias de Europa y
America.
Sc VENDE. Una casa de altos y ba-
JOS de mamposterfa y MADEIRA en- la Ciudad
de Humacao frente Ia plaza. Informs
ran la Succession Martinez en- Ia misma casa
y 8aPartado de eoEEeo no. ss' 90 va
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UN PELTG GRO.

Parte de la baranda de hierro de la es-
calinata de San Francisco ha sido rota,
constituyendo un peligro aparte de 10 feo
que Sc We
Seria oportuno componerlo Immediate
mente, antes de que pueda ocurrir una
desgracia.
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Sc S0LIeIIA

IN ayudante nara trahaios de ingenierfa
que conozca 81 uso del taqufmetro. Diri-
girse 81 ifngeniiero r. del Vale Zeno. For
taleza 16, San Juan, II
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ker hace depositaria la asaimblea, que
componen la camara y Ell consejo ejecutiyo
de la autoridad legislative y en- ella Sc
establece que esa autoridad Sc Iextienda &
todos los asuntos de caracter legislative,
incluyendo La facultad de creaT, consolidar
y reoTganizar, segdn fuere necesario, los
municipios y acordar derogar leyes y
ordenanzas para los mismos; La carta cons
titucional no restringe limita esa autono-
mia cuando fu6 dada por 81 eongreso
existi6 La intenci6n de manteneT las ciu-
dades de Puerto Rico de acuerdo con las
leyes americanas para las ciudades de la
Union. Els un principle elemental de iu-
risprudencia americana que la corporation
municipal es una institution para regular
administrar los asuntos locales de los ha-
bitantes de una localidad discriminate en-
10 que Sc refera & esa localidaH. A las
corporaciones municipales de Ids Estados
Unidos bien sean creadas por Garta espe-
cial 8 por alguna ley, le, es reconocida por
los cuerpos legislativos absolute indepen-
dencia en- sus asuntos No reconocer los
municipios esa Independence equivale
privarles de tai caracter y les hace in6tiles
"Entre las muchas leyes que por in
fuencia de un gobernador reeiente fueron
votadas por la asamblea legislative fgura
la actual ley de muuicipios que los priva
de toda ibertad de acci6n dentro de sus
atribuciones; por ella Sc deleganI en- el Sc
cretario de Puerto Rico, que es Jun Official
del poder ejecutivo, sus funciones ministe-
riales y legislativas, es claro que tai de-
legaci6n es perfectamente Illegal, porque Sc
trata de derechos inherentes al lmunicipio
y porque la ley Foraker no aihtoriza al
secretario q ejercer tales podeFes puesto
que la secci6n 19 limita sus atribueiones
de la manera siguiente:
Gel secTetario registrara Gonservara
acta de las sesiones del conseio ejecutivoy y
las 1eyes votadas por la asamblea legisla-
tiva de Ia isla, y todas las disposiciones y
edictos del gobernador y promulgara todos
los deeretos 6rdenes del gobernador y
todas las leyes decretadas por la asamblea
Legislative.
'sDentro de so dias de terminada cada
session de la asamblea legislative trasmitira
al presidente, al presidente del senado,
pPesidente de Ia camara de REPRESENTATIVES
secretario de estado de Estados Unidos
una copia de cada una de las leyes y actas
de dichas sesiones.
este no es mas que uno de los grandes
dislates que Sc han cometido enIel pals y
10 cito porque afecta una question de gra-
vfsima importancia en- estos dias. Puede
decirse que ese 81 es verdadero anti-ameri-
canisno.
"Pero no quiero ocupar hoy mas sitio
en- su valioso diario; otro dia cfrezco &
listed seguir ocupandome establishments
en- estas cuestiones de interes.
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La VILLA DE MADRID.- En- es-
tahlecimiento, montado al estilo De Euro
ropa, han recibido nuchas novedades tales
como pano de billar frances, almdhadas de
plunnas, viichys ingleses para canAlisas, ca
simires ingleses alfombras de orisnte per-
sian loWn, colchonetas, paraguas. y eI c6-
Iebre tiirante schester.' IGran slrtido de
corbatas, panuelos de sedas parfunleria
francesa. En- "La Villa de Madtid COM
uran todas las personas de gasto refnado.
San Franciseo 81. Telsfono no. 273.
San Jpan Puerto Rica a
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-01-06

morn now began to show through the
Stats of the closed shutters, and or
ders were given for the saddling OF
horses. The servants blew out the
last Earrings of the candles and opened
the windows. The air came rushing
in sweet with the smell Of earthly
things, cutting its way through the
dense smoke-laden atmosphere. The
money still lay on the table dull and
sordid in the light of day.
Gil" said I, "see that my Lord
FELTON, has back what was his before
we leave" l touched the gold and
notes with the tip Of my sword-"ex-
cept this" With light laugh l took
up the promise Of marriage and
dropped it carelessly into my pocket,
even as one might take an uncut dia-
mond of which he knows not the
value, and puts it heedlessly away.
And he is welcome to the rest for
its sake"
You are to be congratulated" said
Harcourt Nym. IF you succeed with
that bit of paper; l fear me it is too
perishable."
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CHAPTER I-Continued,

Lord FELTON, sat during our heated
talk a figure of marble. with an i'm
mobile face, eyes misunderstanding at
nothing, like drunken man's-only
his fingers rat-tatting on the board.
Now he aroused himself.
Let there be no brawling," he said,
and he imperiously motioned the
crowd back. Il have stalred naught
that belongs to any one. else, think y
A sheer lowered on his lips as he
looked at the flushed faces of the
men, and especially at Raoul Dwight.
1T was fairly won. We shall see you
in London soon?" His words were
now addressed to me, and they were
courteousness itself, yet l read the
menace in them, as did the men also.
They seemed satisfied that my lord
would find way of relieving me or
my newly and most Unexpectedly ac-
quired treasure-the promise Of
bride-betore l should have time
to use it.
Ere many days shall have passed."
| replied.
You will be welcome" he said.
Il shall bring that which shall win
me welcome" | returned.
IF you still have it," muttered
Raoul Dwight.
DO you threaten?" l sneered.
His reply was a shrug of the Shout
der, and as he, the only one, still
whipped his sword up and down, Mas
ter Arnold cried:
You are my guests, gentlemen;
seek some other place to do your
brawling."
You were not wont to be so par
ticular, Master Arnold" said Raoul
Dwight with a snarl. ut was in this
very room, if 1 remember rightly"
"Raoul Dwight" Master Arnold's
voice rang out sharply.
Sir Raoul Dwight laughed unpleas-
antly between his teeth, but he
stopped, for Lord FELTON, had arisen
and made him a motion not to be dis
obeyed.
The first faint streaks of the early
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There before me very madcap child,

oh! What have you done?" she
cried.
She dropped in heap of farderals
beside the dead bird and began call
ing it all manner of pretty names.
You lout!" she stormed and faced
me. She was one who in her rage
and grief did not stop to pick her
words with a squeamishness. You
have killed my falcon! How dared
you-how dared you?"
A moment before the place had
seemed ordinary enough, for places
we see habdually become so. Now
everything was changed. A beautiful
woman had entered-the landscape
was TRANSPORTED.
How shall l describe her cleaning
beauty? She was slight, but fully
developed. She was fair-wonderfull
fair-with perfect features. Her eyes
were like the changeful sea. Her hair
was rolled back from her face in
million ripples of sof.ened gold. 1t
was dressed high upon her head, yet
fell about her neck in tendrils. There
the gold nestled against the white
like the yellow center of water lily
among its ivory hued petals. When
the suns rays caught it, and fingered
as though they loved to play in its
meshes, the darker parts became
Titan red.
stood before this grande dame,
half disguised that she should waste
such sweetness upon a thing so con-
temptible, when thefe was better
quarry at hand, half bst in open ad-
miration, wholly spellbound. At last,
mindful of my manners. and tongue
less condition--for she looked at me
from between her fingers with both
curiosity and coquetri Fl said:
81 am sorry, Madame, that I should
have unwittingly beel the cause of
this hurt to YOU"
Sorry Sorry!" she repeated scorn-
fully. what can sorrow do? Can it
bring the life back to my bird? Ali
you are stiff and cod, poor pretty
dear; and 10 think sent you to your
death. You are a clovn-a clown in
deed. II you have never Eeen a falcon
gentil. Did you ever see one?" She
asked as she turned again to me.
A clown indeed I felt myself. For
words are like a PACK Of cards, It's
the manipulating tf them that
counts; ana I was in the position Of
one who hare'~s 'hH n for the first
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BY MILLICENT Il. MANN

, minded not my steps, only one wish
/ stirred within me: that | were nome
/ with a trenchon Of beef before nae
such as old Nance prepared. COM
mitted the midges, burs and other
nuisances to thousand deaths-so
captious does a man become when
hunger assails him.
On a sudden there swooped through
the air, with the swiftness of light
ming, reorganization. She alighted
upon my shoulder Her long curved
talons tore the linen of my shirt and
cut deep burrows in my flesh. l stag
gered from the uneXpectedness OF the
attack. She hung upon me, over the
basket ON my arm, and in her mouth
was the fish she had purloined.
ierked my knife from my belt, not
being in the humor for such pleas
antry. | was too late. AS | held it
ready to strike, she was off. No, she
had not escaped me yet, for with
swiftness equal to her own, threw
my knife after her. 1t struck her
in the neck. She fell to the ground
not twenty PAGES from me. plunging,
reeling, emitting gurgling cry.
When the bird had flown eXultingly
forth and my knife after her, | had
heard the Tilt of laugh, which had
ended in a plaintive cry. The deed
was of the moment without thought.
Had l wished 1t otherwise, as | soon
did, could not have helped it.
/ looked at my arm where the claws
of the falcon had ripped the skin so
that the blood flowed freely. l turned
over the dead thing on the ground
with my foot, and wondered whence
it had come. / again heard that little
cry. l raised my eyes. There before
me in the narrow pathway stood a
very madcap Of child or woman!
/ could not tell which. Her hair was
piled on top Of her exquisite head in
some foreign fashion, and her dress
was down to her tiny slippered feet.
She was breathless from running, and
held her dress punched in her hands.
Laces and frills made a perfect cas-
cade about her ankles
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CHAPTER u.
A Beautiful Woman.

We rode warily along at first mind
full of Sir Raoul Dwight's boast that
| should not leave with the promise
of marriage. AS the distance be-
tween us and Long Haul dwindled
down to a few miles, we came to the
conclusion that the man thought bet
ter Of 1t. The breath Of life was
sweet to our nostrils. The scent OF
the newly turned hay came from some
distant field, and it was good.
thought of pleasant things: OF a
day not yet a week agone. Then it
was a st. Martins summers day, and
the heat was intense. / had opened
the neck of my shirt, thereby laying
bare a brown and brawny throat. /
was on my homeward way, with a
basket full of trout on my arm, for l
had been thrashing the streams up
and down since daybreak.
stumbled down footpath which
led past Castle Drout, an ancient
manor, yet hidden from it by tall
branches, trailing vines, and briony.
Gayety had possessed me until now,
and had even trolled a song at the
top of lusty lungs. Qualms Of hunger
began to CRY aloud, and that. togethe'
with the heat. made me drowsy. ]
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TURNING ON HIS HEEL.
Gymnastics of the Novels Hero Be-
yond Common Mans Ability.

gymnastics VI tnC tNONCi . tlC'S "
yond Common Mans Ability.
The other day was reading a
thrilling story and l was informed
that the hero turned on his heel and
walked away" In other tales of a
similar class, found certain import
ant characters went through a SINH
lar species of difficult gymnastics
without any apparent provocation.
don't see why they should do It,
for am inclined to think it is some
what unnatural proceeding. The hero
referred to was baronet, but l OBJ
served the higher these heroes were
in the social scale the more they turn
ed on their heels. If prince had
been introduced, he probably would
have developed into sort of human
teetotum.
AS far as my experience reaches !
find that when anyone turns, he turns
on his toes. l know l do; but then
I am a commonplace person.
But let any practical person try
turning on his heel" II he has not
had some months of hard practice at
the exercise the chances are that he
will find himself sitting on the ground
and feeling very much hurt.-London
Graphic.
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Had a Pass.

The spirit of independence rules in
the "girl of the period" in the state
of Illinois. Two beautiful daughters or
Judge H we're driving out on the
plank road near Chicago. and stopped
at the tollgate and asked the keeper
How much is it?"
For a man and a horse" replied
the gatekeeper, the charge is Is
cents"
well. then, git out Of tie way, for
We are two gals and mare. Git mp.
Jennyl"-Philadelphia Ledger.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
JUDGE Witt |, | FOR !
III HIGH Il !. MORALS ||.|.|.|:| AIS;
Regrets He G cannot Punish Rep
rebates With Death, But
Sends Them to Jail, ssss.s

az s -. 49,
" Judge witt. OF he Hastings Court, flld
not nilnce words yesterday when dealing ~,
With the cases Of D elia yncs and Dora
links. negro women, who were charged chars ts'il5
IN HIS Honors court with al ducting FOR
Immoral purposes, two young VIII f1S girls
las week Onmot!on Of CommonW Y ltll' y
Attorney Richardson, in open court our. @yas-8
;terlay, now warrants were SsS sworn oul Y.
against Il tic women, along witt 8ti = ne
against a man named g Gorge ~ Y ilkillson.
who rs charged with having been g party
to tho proceeding. iiS '$ Y s Is
a Following the new warrants was en- 7, aap.
bic alton for ball in Il he Hustings CoGrt
made BY the, prisoners. through II cir at,
.torneys, I. Messrs, Glenn. Pollock ana
Roschcr. Il Judge. Wit refused to accept q
certified check on u fund accumulated N
tho manner; the Haynes woman had laid
aside her money, and declared his 4 re-
gret that the law Id not permit the PASS.
Ing OF death sentence upon the pr soner.
,,rhc court fixed tho 9bail OF each OF the
prisoners ut IS 900. In default Of when
they nll went to jail to- await ~ actlo
ofathe grand juryssoti February 9Th