davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1905-03-17

THERE is some l.1Qulryas to wllelll-
er the bill allowing homes, caders to
file on $40 acres uf land IN certain, So
called semi.arid regions became law.
IL did not. 1t was une uf the mass Of
bills that died when tie recent term
Of congress expired.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1905-03-17

School ApportIonment.
: Following are figures Of the states
recent quarterly appointment to
the school districts OF this county:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-30

Nuestros buenos amigos don
Marcelino sola Rodriguez y don Mar
celino A. Sola y Rodriguez, acaban
DC constituir en- Caguas una sooisdad
regular colectiva que girara bsio la
raz6n mereantil SoLA 4 HIJo, dedi.
candose al negocio de tabaco en- ra-
ma.
AL acusar recibo de la atenta cir.
cular que nos dirigen, dessamos & Ia
nueva casa los meiores negocios y las
mayores prosperidades.
-Esta tarde, & las cuatro, en- la
Corte de Distrito se leer& el calenda.
rio de los juicios civiles y crlmina ales.
Ell Depurativo Ruso Makharoff,
cura positivamente las afecciones dol
neutrality-suspicious., manchas On la ca.
ra' peosA caapa, Ia tina, grietas en-
los pies y manos y tode clase de ma
nifestaciones herpeticas.
--Rn todos los departamentos de
gobierno Sc han efectuado hoy los pa
gos de las mensualidades de Setiem
bre.
-Varios propietarIos do Aqua
dtlla y Aguada dirigieron un escrito
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-30

Maysgaez y Ponce, revissi6 gran i'm
porsaneia, por >el crecldo nduero de
alumnos Que Sc han inscrito.
-DESPUES de probar todos lol
enganosos remedies que SO anuncian
es cuando mas se sgradece la efcacia
RADICAL del Digestive Mojsrrista,
cuya uuperioridad estA universalmente
conarmada para curar las snfermsda-
des del est6msgo.
Curaciones desesperadas en- perso
mas bien conocidas, que 10 tomaron
durante tres meses, son las que 10 han
hecho glorioso, pero I'm solo estuche
produce melor efecto que una docena
de frascos de cualquier otro remedio;
porque ademas de ser el dnico verda.
dero Curative radical del sst6mago y
del Intestine, sin engafiosa acci6n
calmante, es Digestive y Purifcador
de los alimentos.
Sc debe exigir que cada hostia
tenga grabado 81 nombre Digestive
Mojarrieta.
De venta en- las farmacias de los
seiores M. Blanco y CO, Ramon Alma
zan. y Fidel Guillermety de San Juan
puerto Rico); y enlas principales dro-
guerfss de Europa y America. Dep6.
sito en- Paris, ruedes Haupriettes, 4.
Hoy fue denunciado por el poll.
cfa Erresto Padilla, el tablsjero Ra.
mon Mojics, por expendsr carne falta
de peso.
Ell Depurativo Russo Makharoff,
hace desaparecer los dolores agudos
en- las articulaciones y en- los huesos,
incluyeudo los trastornos de caracter
sifilitico.
Nos escriben de Naguabo:
sAnoche, 70, dieron su primera
function en- este pueblo los sefiores
Maim6n y Rahola, duei1os do un In.
meiorable Cinemat6grafo, sistsma nue.
vo, con muy buenas vistas.,
-Esta tarde q las tres regresaren
de Msnad los sehorss Elliot y Proctor,
quienes fueron q inspeccionar el puen.
to de dicho pueblo.
Ell sefior Clavelin, de Arecibo es
el professor encargado del departamen.
to dc carpinterfa y ebsnisterfa de 10
Escuela Industrial.
En- el barrio sPiche,, de BARGE.
oneta, Sc abrir& la pr6xima semana
una escuela rural.
La enthusiastic juventud de Que.
bradilla prepara un baile de sociedad
para el "A del mes pr6ximo.
Ell Depurativo Ruso Makharoff +,
tonifc,s ' los 6rganos digsstivos, con.
forta el sistema nervioso y oil muscu-
lar, llev, ,ndo la aalud q todo el orga-
nismo
Hay mucha animation para asis-
tir esta noche q la ve'ada que celebra
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-30

al comisionado del Interior pidisndo
el arreglo del puents sobre el rio ecu.
lebrinass. FL departsmento contest6
que dichss obras pertenecen 4 Ia jun.
t. de camtnos.
En- las solteras y casadas, el
Depurativo Ruso Makharoff, ejerce
una acci6n poderosa en ell desarrollo
dc los pechos. Centenares de muje.
res del seno oprimido, han consegui
90, con el uso del Depurati,o Max
haroff, un deSarrollo complet de los
pechos. Por ESQ, ell Dspurativ, , Max.
haroff, 90 10 medielna ideal de a mu.
jer.
Aver qued6 iostalado un puente
On la carretera de Manatf a Cia les.
Ell lGnes pr6ximo empezarAu &
trabajar los presos en- la carretera de
Guayama Arroyo.
Ell comisionado Elliot solicit6 una
brigada para el arreglo de la osrrete.
ra de Mayagiisx q Anasco.
-Ha regresado de los Estsdos
UnidoA 10 senorita Josefa Mendin.
La aperture de los cursos conner .
clalss 60 las escue,as superiores de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-30

el Ateneo en- honor de Baldorioty.
Muchas personals de los pueblos lmf-
trofes han llegado & San Juan para
asistir & ese hermoso aeto.
--En el pueblo de San Sebastian
fue condeuado q seis meses de cauci6n
Jose G. Gonzalez, acusado de amena.
zas ataques contra la propiedad.
Don Rsfasl Colorado ha renun.
ciado su cargo de Official del cuer.
po de Bomberos.
-Ayer salieron para la isIa los
jefes de obras pdblicss, con el fin do
inspsccionar varias..obras de caminos.
al pedir el Depurativo Mskharoff
en- las Botlcas, tengase en- cuenta que
cada frasco va envuelto On una GAIA
elegante de cartulina con el retrato
de Makharoff, cada frasco lleva 30.
bre el tap6n un rotulo rojo con ell
nombre de sDepurativo Ruso Mskha.
rolf, en- letras blaucas.
-Msfana domingo, la Federation
Libre de Ponce celebrara On sus "a.
lones una velada benefcio do los
obreros Sanchez, Storer, Georgesti y
Alvarado, preso en- la carcel de aque.
lla ciudad
Han salido hacia Aibonito el 20.
bernador Mr.. Winthrop III distin-
guida seflora. RegresarAn Ia tarde
del lunes.
En- el vapor xMonserrat,, que
sali6 aver para la Hsbana, van seis.
c!entos campesinos espsfioles que emf.
gran hacia Cuba y Mexico.
-Esta maf1ana Alas once media,
termin6 en- el departamento del Int.
rior 10 subasta para sl suministro de
los tramos metSlicos sebre el rio
<Grandes, de Carolins, , ell de SCa.
giitas,
Sc presentaron licitadores de los
Contin,ia en- Ia pdgina sq)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-30
N0T|c|AS DEL Ola

ooMSklO:-La razon mercantl Soa Hyo de Cayey.-
C'nematograo eh Naguabo ---Tenddo de un puente
-brgadas de presos trabajaran los caminos SO
bre puente del Culebrinas- de cursos CO..
merclales.aFlesta bene6ca Ponce-Degetau en- el
acteneo.-,Cooperacon de las bandas muscales dcha
hesta.-Funcion de la Presa en- honor del Ateneo-E
Gobernador hacia Aibonito- -Campesinos espanoles
CUBA Mexico o-Latas de conservadas decomisadas-
oubasta de tramos metaicos.--Varos ctadores Re
reta de mahana Prisiones denuncias sent encias en-
San Juan en- la lsla. .-Otras noticias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-30

/ Acciones
Banco de Pto. Rico SIS & 20.
Bsnco Territorial. : 16t &16.
y Banco Popular. s7.50 as.
Buques anuncIados
Vapor alem&n <Bolivia,. Sc es.
pera de un momento & otro procedente
Ide Europa.
Goleta americana xFhinsas W.
, Sprsgues; debe haber salido de Nueva
York para nuestro puerto el IA del
actual.
| Goleta americana Carrie A. La
me-, Empezara & cargar en- New York
el 8 de Octubre entrante sa dra pa
esta Jobos el Is del mismo.
Vapor americana sCaracas,. co
destino Nueva York zarpsr& ell 4
del entrante.
Vapor americana philadelphia,
procedeute dc Nueva York recslar6
el de O;tubre pr6ximo.
Iomaron puerto:
Aver recsl6 procedente de Nev
Orleans sl vspor am. <San Juan,
Sc habiltaron de salida.
Vapor cspaflol <Monserrat, para
los puertos anunciados con 34S saeos
cafe.
Vapor miguel Gallard, para los
puertos de sn ruta con 1851 sacos caf6
y 6s5 sacos almid6n.
<Pedrito, vieques.
Bugues en- puerto
TRAvsEIA
<Msnnie Swami descargando.
<Eleamont e. Brastam, descsr.
gando.
<Coamos descargando.
eSan Juans deacargando.
COSTANEROS
<Coraz6n de Mariss Aguadilla y
Maysguez.
sDsseadas Humacao , Nsguabc.
Gala Blanca, Arroyo.
SAurelisS VieQues.
7ip0gNQfQ ia DemocrQcio
ka estG irnpTsatG Sc hacen toda csase
de wabdjos tipoordf dfcos q todas horas del
din v Dc nAchA PvsxA, 'ns .afs bnrnlr.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-30
LIBROS

Sonstss, caAtarss y coplss.
Vslaaas de oto6s
Glen Soastos.
Cuadros wives
L. piedra angular.
FL niiio de GuSmkn.
De mi TERRA
On dsstripadc de antsffo.
Cusntos sasro-prefanos.
Per IL Europa cat6lica.
Passual Lopez.
San Fransiico do ASS.
Ea tranvfa
Il mAdrs naturaleza.
Dos Milagrss.
Novslas eisHplares.
Insolasi6n y Morrina.
Arsos iris.
De siglo { aiglo.
Cusntss de naviaad y reyes.
FL Cisne De Villamorta.
Caentos de- Marinsda
Cusntos de amor.
Les poetas 6picos eristianes.
Nistsrio.
El tssore de CASTOR
CueAtos nuevos
ouarenta dfssen IL Exposition
ii pie de la Tore Ei6sl.
La EEpaHa de aver y de hey.
For 10 Espafis pintoressa
La revoluci6n y la novsla en-
Rusis.
Los pasos de Ullos.
Vida contemporaries.
L. question palpitsnte
Pslemiessy estudios literarios
Nsyslss eortas.
81 tsludo de laa bruias
Una eristiana. Ia pruska.
Hembres y muisres de sntafio.
Anales de ls ineuisici6n de
Linn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-30
SECC|0N MERCANT|L
Aotas coneIcia|es de San Juan

PrssIes MIN do los articuIos
quo 50 detaIIan en-
aImaeenes
ARROz. Jap6n u e 90 & 3s,Idsn
SS.@as % amsricano corriente de
1,aoas.4o.
Aios de 10 stvs 81
Jamonss %.
Qassos amecs.a s15: Patagr&s 1S.
Tosino, Z q 151.
Jab6n, ~ { 4.so Rooamors,
aansricano, ~ ~.
Pasta del pals q 1t.
Aantses % On t , en- latss dc
q 40.
Harina dc Ut a,e8.
Habiohtelas blsncas del pais ss4 =
ansrtsanas 81 . 1.
Colorsdas del pals 81 a..
Americsnas blancaa lsrgas ss}.
Garbansos e4} a9i
Bscalao s7}
Csbollss 80 4.
Nanteq uilla, de e1S = 1s
Pasta americana en- caiaa de ana
Arrobs o6.
Pspss americanas dc q . X.
Tsssio Z 10.
varIos articuIus del pals
Preclos eorrlentes
Axdcar para 81 consume:
Moscabsdo claro de "a. q at.
Do misl claro q 93.75.
Centrffuga elaro do u Q s5t
Americana de 1864 sc.
De Ponce NJ as.
Algod6n do 4 . 81.
Almid6n . a q II
Cate corriente s11t q 12.
Cusros duloes s1o}a17
Cocos do Is . 1S millar.
Ron 80 grades Cartier 4 s1.60 cen.
ssos gallon pagados R. Inssrnas.
Naiz Z 1.1.
sebo ~ 90.
Tabaeo, nominal.
Camblos 00rrlentes
Londres check 4,o9
Paris "a 2ID.
Hamburg0 3t&4s
New York 9, 70 rs ctvs P.
Rspsfa 8 div 25} D
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-30

Hpografa la Democracio
En estG inpTssta SO hacen toda esase
Dc hdoajos tpocrdtlcos q todas horas del
din Dc a wAchA P~s~n, ina .nGs barnlr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-30
THE MUTUAL RESERVE
OFFICIAL COMPLETED
INQUIRY INTO AFFAIRS.

NEW YORK, July 29-Deputy Insurance
Commissioner Henry r. Shorter Of Ala
bama. who has been in this city for a week
investigating the affairs Of the Mutual Re-
serve Life Insurance Company. will return
to Alabama tomorrow to make formal
report.
Because of the many Inquiries made by
residents Of Alabama about the Mutual
Reserve" said Mr.. Shorter tonight, Il came
to this city last Monday to investigate, not
the management Of the company, but the
figures. l am glad to report the solvency
of the company.
There is one thing that / could not I'M
derstand" added Mr.. Shorter. Two years
ago the New York insurance department
valued the real estate held by the Mutual
Reserve at a figure higher than that placed
by the association itself. This year the
insurance officials decrease the value of
panies raise the valuation. l have placed
the matter in the hands of one of the most
prominent real estate experts of this city
and am waiting for his report before sub
hitting mine
Friday l called upon Mr.. Morton of the
Equitable in order to learn more about
the affairs of that company, for there
is much interest in my state about its
status. He called in Mr.. Tarbell and Judge
Day. They assured me that the Equita BILE
would soon be doing more business than
ever.
There is no question of the financial
condition of the Equitable, and so far as
the Mutual Reserve is concerned l found
That there was no relation between officers
of that company and trust companies. That
was one matter that 1 went into thor
oughly."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-30
THE VEXED QUESTION
CONFERENCE AUGUST 2 TO CON-
sIDER NATIONAL ASSEMBLY.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 80. 2;o5 am
The meeting Of special commission, con-
sisting Of the ministers, several members
of the imperial family and number OF
other members of the council of state which
has been summoned for final considera-
ton of the project for national assem-
bly, will be held at Peterhof August ., I'M
der the direct presidency of the emperor.
Another general revision of the project is
not intended.
The emperor has summoned his advisers
to determine the vexed question of the ma
ture of representation in the assembly.
which was left unsettled by the council of
minister's and will take counsel before CIV
ing the imperial sanction to the assembly.
ton of the reforms, an imperial manifesto
may, in accordance with the emperor's de-
sire to commemorate the birth of the Grand
Duke Alexis Ncholaievitch in some signal
way, be made August H. the birthday of the
heir-apparent.
AS has been stated, the Bouligin scheme
has undergone notifications in the council
of ministers, which meet a number of OBJ
jections of the liberals, the author of the
original project proving to be the most
conservative member of the council.
Emperor Nicholas is still credited with a
design to go to MOSCOW to proclaim the
national assembly, but no definite prepara-
tons will be made pending final acceptance
of the project.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-30
VARDAMAN'S REPLY.
Charges Regarding the
Health Laws

JACKSON, Miss. July Ex-Governor Var
daman this afternoon made reply to the
interview of Gov. Blanchard of Louisiana
in which the latter called upon Gov. Var
daman to prove his charges against the
health boards of Louisiana and New Or
leans. Gov. Vardaman said
Il can hardly think the governor of Louis
lana needs any proof of the charges against
the health officials of Louisiana I believe,
and I think everybody else believes, that
they knew that there were a great many
cases of yellow fever in the city Of New
Orleans long before the official announce
ment of that fact was made, one week ago
today. This is a very serious matter which
affects Mississippi we'll Louisiana.
If this threatened plague shall spread
through Mississippi. Alabama and the ru-
raj districts of Louisiana 1t will be due, in
my judgment, to the failure of the health
officers of New Orleans and the chief health
officers of the state of Louisiana to sound
the note of warning when it should have
been sounded. l would not do any man an
injustice, but / feel that the wrong done
the. people of Mississippi is due to the
neglect of duty or the incompetence Of
these men"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-30
MARRIAGE REVELATION
SEQUEL TO DIsMIS-
SAL OF TOWN TOPICS EDITOR.
Special Dispatch to The Star.


NEW YORK, July 29.-Following the an
nouncement of the dismissal Of Charles
Stokes Wayne as editor OF Town-Topics,
comes the information from another source
today that for about eight months he has
been the husband of Mrs Constance Morris
Drexel-Biddle. the divorced wife Of DR..
Clement Drexel-Biddie of the u. s. N. The
minister who is believed to have married
them is the Rev. DR.. Thomas R. Slicer,
pastor of All Souls Unitarian Church. DIR.
Slicer was out of town today, but the story
of the marriage of the couple was verified
at the Ganoga, fashionable apartment
house at 50 East 9th street.
Mr.. Wayne lived at Ganoga for a con-
siderable time before his marriage to Mrs.
Bidde. His first wife died about one year
ago Mrs. Biddle sometimes visited the
Ganoga and became known to the manager
of the hotel. She announced to this man
ager, about six months ago, that she and
Mr. Wayne were married and after that
the couple lived at the house together. The
manager well other employees of the
house say they positive that Mrs.
Wayne was the former Mrs. Biddle, be-
cause letters addressed to Mrs. Biddle
came to the house for her after her mar
riage to Mr.. Wayne.
The couple are known at the hotel to
have gone to Mamaroneck from New York.
At the Office of Town Topics, too, the fact
was known to Mr.. Wayne's former asso-
ciates that he married again several
months ago, although the name of the wo-
whom he married those who were
about this afternoon claimed not to know.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-30
NOT FAvoRABLY IMPRESSED.
Maj. Sylvester's Criticism of Temper
airy Police Court Building.

Maj. Sylvester visited the temporary
Police Court building on 10Th street yes
terday afternoon and made an inspection
of the premises. He was not favorably i'm
pressed with the temporary quarters
Speaking to Star reporter last night he
said be found that a cooking stove had
been left in one of the cells. Why this
was left there, he said, he had no idea I'M
less 1t was to give the prisoners a warm
seat or to furnish them with missiles, in
the shape Of stove lids, for use as weapons
II they are disposed to give trouble He
said he found that the vault in the building
had been closed. This. he thought. might
court records, instead of calling upon the
police department for room in It's already
crowded building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-30
MANY TIMES A TARGET
CAPT. FoRSYTH'S WOUNDS PROOF
OF HIS BRAVERY.

Just recovering from an operation as q
result of a wound received twenty-threo
years ago, Capt Joel I. Forsyth. former
Texas ranger, ex-United States deputy
marshal and ex-deputy sheriff In dozen
different western states. Is a patient under
the care of DR.. Mahlon Forsyth. I44a Rhode
Island avenue. Capt Forsyth is carrying
several other bullets around In his body,
and upon recovering from this operation he
expects to undergo or two more for
the removal of the most troublesome of the
bits of lead.
Capt Forsyths life has been a stirring
one, and more times than falls to the lot
of even the men of longest experience in
chase and capture of criminals has he stood
within the shadow of death. He has been
wounded fourteen times. and almost all
ways seriously. Once, fifteen years ago,
a heavy caliber pistol ball penetrated his
right lung-and this ball is one which tho
captain Will ask DIR. Forsyth, who is q
distant relative. to remove
For nine years Capt. Forsyth has been
resident of the District of Columbia, his pres
ent home being at 1904 University place.
Hundreds Of times, before he elected to set.
tie down in the capital. where the proximity
of the criminally inclined could not tempt
him to action, Capt Forsyth has headed
corps of rangers and border detectives
against outlaws. He was in at the death OF
Sam Bass at Round Rock. Tex. when the
notorious Bass gang of desperadoes were
cleaned up, and $4,000 in gold and silver
treasure. the product of seven daring train
robberies within as many weeks, was re.
covered.
The buckshot pellet which was taken from
his knee joint few days ago was one OF
the five wounds which Capt. Forsyth re.
ceived all at one time in his first encounter
with outlaws. Both his opponents, Charles
ana Ben Moore. cattle thieves, were killed
and both of Forsyth's legs were broken.
The shot which caused most trouble for
more than score of years lodged in the
right knee joint, and there it was found
after a delicate operation requiring two
hours to complete. The bullet was thin
as paper and as large round as a nickel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-30

eral good time last night, and ran I'D
against the stalwart form Of Lieut. Anthony
Shilling, who happened to be on NJ street
looking for wrongdoers. Hanna is alleged
to have made himself especially disagree
able to ladies. He began to demonstrate
"hen approached by the lieutenant, but the
ROBUST offclal found no difficulty In putting
MN IN charge of policeman of the pre-
cinct, who escorted him to a place behind
the strong iron bars of the station house, to
await trial at Police Court tomorrow.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. H. w. Fisher of $3.50 0 street has
gone on an extended western trip
r. "A. Casilear of Georgetown is spending
the summer in his cottage at Falls Church
George yesterday and family of 1851 1st
street are in Massachusetts, to remain dur
ing the remainder of the summer.
Mrs William Brodie and family are
spending the heated term in the Blue Ridge
mountains in Virginia.
William H. Haycock of Georgetown en-
ployed at the city post Office, has returned
from trip to Philadelphia.
Misses Mae and Mabel Clarke of 3o56 N
street northwest EXPECT to leave Tuesday
for an outing at the seacoast resorts OF
New Jersey.
The members of Mr. James T. Clements
family are enjoying an outing amid the
rural surroundings of the Bluemont region
in Virginia
Miss Frances Miller of 1928 street
northwest sailed recently for Europe and
expects to be away three months
Lieut.. Henry Schneider will take COM
mand OF the seventh precinct next Tuesday.
During the past month Lieut.. Schneider has
peen doing duty as night police inspector
Or. Charles Birdsall has returned from
Atlantic City
john Simmons of Georgetown Is spending
the heated term a. Avon Inn, Atlantic City,
n j.
Mrs. Bridget Wardell of Georgetown has
returned from a tour of Ireland
ii. Maurice Talbot has returned from a
visit to the eastern coast resorts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-30
OPPOSED TO CONVERSION.
Des Moines Woman Demurs to Neigh
boris Proselyting.

Judge! 1 want you to make that fellow
quit coming into my yard and up on my
porch to talk religion to me- said MIS-
Emma Miller In Justice Christy's court at
Des Moines, Iowa. recently.
I don't want to be converted and I'm
not going to- either. l don't know what his
old religion is and 1 told him any number
of times to get out of there.
1--WE got to work and l amt got time TO
fool around with no religion. 1t would be
all right If he just talked; l have endured
that so long that 1 guess 1 could endure II
little bit longer, but the trouble is that
whenever l don't listen to what he Is try
ing to learn me he gets mad and begins
calling names.
1.-The other day he prayed with me long
while and then when l told him to get out
Of there, why he cussed a blue streak for
half an hour and said that If had been a
man he would have licked the tar out or
me
''Then he bumped against me on my
porch and interfered with my work
Mrs. Miller filed a charge of assault ana
battery against neighbor named Q. H.
Fisher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-30
Losses Reported to Police

Report was made to the police last night
by Mrs Eugene Coffin that she had lost
about $3.50 worth of tewelry. the contents
of chamois bag which contained five
rings. Detective Peck was detailed to
make an investigation of the case
Two policemen reported the loss of prop
erty to the detectives at police headquarters
last night One of them, Policeman Moffet
of the seventh precinct. stated that his re-
volver was stolen from IS home In George
tswn. Policeman Bingham, the other Of
icer interested. reported that he had lost
his badge. No. 2o5. The complaints were
recorded on the blotter and DetectIe Harti-
gan was assigned to investigate them
Frank Gardiner. living at 419 18th street
southeast, notified the police last night that
he had been robbed of his bicycle. He said
the wheel was taken from a store on 7th
street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-30
PERMISSION REFUSED.
Emperor Nicholas Objects to Grand
Dukes Marriage.

BERLIN, July 29.-News has been re-
ceived here that Emperor Nicholas has re-
fused permission to Grand Duke Cyril. his
cousin, to marry the divorced Grand Ouch
ess OF Hesse princess Victoria of Sake
Coburg and Gotha)
For two years rumors have been circu-
lated ascribing matrimonial intent to Grand
Duke Cyril and the Grand Duchess of Hesse.
and announcements have even been made
that they were married, only to be denied.
Coupled with each assertion that an en-
gagement existed between the grand duke
and the grand duchess, who are cousins,
has been the statement that Emperor Mich
oias was averse to their being married