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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-31

La retresa de anoche On Ia plazs
Principa, lesult6 lucidfsima. Las pie
zas musicsles que faeron iuterpretsdas
reCihieron muchos ap.ausos del Il.
blico.
b Hoy ces6 en- el syuntamlent) Ia
ofcina del emprest to municipal.
Ell senior Reyes Pefa Sc propone
comprar dos cArros fdnebres con des-
tino Q San Juan y Santurce.
Al pedir el Dspurstivo Makha.
roff, en- las Bosisas, te,gase ca cuen.
! ID due cada frasoo Vi envuelto On una
csja elegauts de cartulina con el re-
trato dc Makharoff, y cAdatrasoo lie.
W sobre 81 tAp6n, un r6sulo roio CON
/ el nombre do Prsparatiuo Raso Makha
rof, On ietrss blsucss.
| En- el mss de Ostubre se vera or
Ia Corts de Distrito IL causa criminal
dc los muchachos Figueroa, autores
de Ia muerte violenta del niiio Santos
Sobrado.
Com munican de Puerta de Terra,
que los inspectores sanitarios vigllan
extriotamente algunos comercics qu-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-31
La MuERTA

naents ID mas prounda sorpfesa Sin sin querer
preuzgar opinion de mi cunsda odavfs menos Ia de mi
bDa verdsde sfecto uaed estab leos por mi
parte, el .o6sr de IL mima msners que 90 ito.
esmac6n scto ued quedan en- mi corsson pero
repeco sue6o corepondendos fanques dsbo confa
ssr que en- sdslante puede mss que reeuerdo
sMi conviction que los etamento son los que
tsnsn Dor base .M de aon moral constuyen segdn n
crso las ideas rsigos 81 fondo de Ia vida neral el absolute
puuto. ahre entire los dos IN sbismo iufrsnaaeable
sDsbo sG,dr que asombraria mucho o. no faers en-
crcunstsnes ntSrprets de los senmientos de fami
como de los propios
.E.to dcho, querido visconde rsx5n para
prenda uted bruscamene huda como eupsb no sSndo
este eiso Pus ealdsd ussed 20 ha dgio nngans
petci6n nj Ia recbdo npguna negstivs Supondreuos 10
uuiere que pertenees s comun6n proestant al
c1lto isres sunque tai heeho aisia sem3s todo pena
mento do aanzs dos flma erk obSeuo
las que nooros enemo emprs gssto ostener son
pals. " :.
sR.cibd mi suerdo visconie con siscardadds mi sst
m,ci6n cordial apret6n de msuoaE alirdnts Bdr6n de
Courtehases
ST he cemprenddo bsn al aniraste parece cue Vara-
VILE 90 desea que 70 de- motive macia provincial con
una psrda precd Sc quiers cue nuestrAs
recona rompep sno deatan nAturlmAA sea- voy
anunciar vecindro propongo volver Paris deho
de ounce da haats dsr6 de cusndo
de les Couhsue Los rumsres de IN matmonlo
proy -cto. disiparSn por Of mismos -
Qusf Quieran probame, amh61, nostFsndo estA ndifs
sobra durac6n de mi esne inoye para nada
mi pFesBUiA 81 a trsruudsd de h 1rta de CouheuHe
que 50 corsE6n s'tk irtsct,. Veremos.
Z de 0ctubr.
Lego de Vaavie EctS llk tranQuiamente CuandO vol
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-31
N0T|C|AS DEL OIA

SUMARIO:-Investgaci6n contra el acaide Berros.-De
O6cna del emprestto cerrada.-Compra de carros fd-
f. nebres.-Causa por la muere del nino Sobrado.-Vi-
glancia sanitaria en- Puerta de Terra. a.-Comte de
J franquicias.-Una subasta Hospital de mujeres.-
i Nombramiento de Rentas nternas, para Ponce-Em-
i bargos levantados.-Arresto Salinas-Pazo que
termina breve. Recommendation de poicfas
raci6n Libre-Conferencia entire uncionarios de Edu
caci6n.-Asilo de Ciegos Contra e juego. Escanda-
! 10 en- la cale del Sol -Mascarada. a.-Nombramentos
i de maestros-Baso de diftera Ponce.-Conato de
incendo en- Faardo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-31
Po|Ic|in|ca de San Juan
De los doctorts O. Coll y ToSte, J. N.
Cdrbonsll y J. a. Lopez Antongiorgi.


San Joss, No IA, Principal.
Treinta sfos do experiencia pro.
fesional On las snfermedsdes tropica-
Gales. Alta ciruifa. Especialidad en-
intermediates de ls piel. Ginecologfa
y Tocologfa. Was urlnarias. Oto-
Rfno-Laringologfa. venerologfa.
AnAlisis qufmico , microsc6pico. Ho.
ras dc consulta: de S& II por 10 ma
,ana y dc 2A5 de Ia tarde. Precio
de consultas, I'm dollar. A los pobres
gratis. Las operaciones % hafAn en-
este G abinets, = domicilio, On 81, Hos.
pital Presbitsriano y On ell de muieres
y nifios. El servlcio dentro y fuera de
10 poblaci6n, ser. stipreciado. So
satisfacen consultss medicas . los On.
fermos de Ia isla: el interesado remi-
tirG nm historial do ~ enfermedad =
un giro postal de dos dollars, J rsci-
birA un sCuestionarios, ouyas pre-.
guntas debe cumplimentar, j luego 30
10 enviara el <Tratamientos. Dirliir
10 correspondence al Practioante !
Secretario de la <Policlinica, don Pho
Amador y Rodrfgu Z, San Jose ndme.
70 IA, principal, Telefono 206. San
Juan. p r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-31

iueron denunclados por iniracclones
de las ordensnzas munlcipales.
Ell comIte de fr ranqulcias s. reu.
Mira en- 10 msilana del s.bado pr6xi
mo. Sc tratsrin las franquicias de
Ccamo y Adiuntas.
Ell Dspurstivo r lso Makh .rt Il /,
h.ce desaparecsr los dolores agudos
en- las artlculaciones y en- los huesos,
incluysndo los trastornos de caracter
siflftico.
En- 10 m&quina de escribir <Oli-
yer, no es necesario comparar esca-
las pa-a cor. egir errores. No hay
prismas refestores para hacer visib' 9
10 escritura, 10 que facilita ell llenar
huecos de- formularios, eseribir fechas,
hacer facturas, etc.
-Esta man ma cor f.rercl6 con el
Superintende deats general de les atlas
escaelxs lefior Fl rna 1dez, Mr.. Clop-
per, principal de 10 A Is eicue'a de
San Juan.
Sc sncuentra en- esta ciudad 81
Iospector de escuslas d. Csguas, Sc
nor Rsich,rd.
En- las iolteras y casadas, Q
Depurativo RIso Mskha aroff, ejerct
una acci6n poderosa en- oil de,arrolle
de los psch -. Centenares de mujs
res del seno oprimido, han consegui
do, con eluso del Depurativo Max
haroff, un desarrollo complete de lo
pechos. Por ESQ, el Dspurativo Max
harcff 60 In msdicina idesl de Ia mu
jer.
Una gitana toma Ia mAno de VI
caballero y 10 dice: <Pasrto-Rlco, g.
pals, pasarA por tsrribles am argura
. sinos h scs una union s6lida y patri6
slca La cerveza sPab,t, contribuir
r&pidamente & clio. Diriiass su
agentss, M. r. Calder6a y Comp. Te
tuan IL.
-Auoche SO registr6 un conato d
incendio en- Ia casa Ge Agustin Sants
ma, en Faiardo.
:, Ell Ayuntamiento anuncia par
81 dia 2 de Setiembre q las nuevs &
ID manar ., 10 uoassa de Ia obra &
. albafi llerfa del edi6oio del hospits
. do muj sres en- Ia calls de San Seba
tian.
Ell Tssorero Mr.. Wnlopgh
a n6mbt6 sgsnse de Rensas Iosernas {
Poncs . don Jo.6 Martin.
-El Dspartamento de Tsaoreria
!, vant6 cuatro embargoi en- los pueblo
4 de Aguas buenas, Comrio San s
. bastian.
] Ell Dspuratlvo Ruso Makharol
toui6ca los Org Anos digsstlvos, co
!, forta el si.tema nervioso y el muse
q lar, llev ando Ia sslud & TODD el org
, nismo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-31

n ''gT ~ e
lMlgssl G.tlssd, son procsd dS1Sts
de BafdSi u Z sscalss fhisrh fss
ssli6 81 80 del corrieI to.
sCar1cas.s s .ldra para New York
81 8 del entrante.
sPhllade:k h,a.s El = de Sc ,tiem
bre pr6xtmo estara aquf procedente
de NV York y saldrG al sig iiente dis
para 10 Glayra.
sQuebec.s Alrsdedor del 3 entra an.
to tomara puerto procsdente de Faro.
pa seguir& viais para Puslto Plata
<Arkadia., Sali6 de New Orleans
para esta Q 26 Gel actual.
Tomaron puerto:
Ds New Y'rk v.por am ,ricano
<C0amos CON carxa y pa,a.e.
De Luquillo G oleta <Msy Flower,
Sc nahitaron de salida:
<Uberita> Vieques.
<Dos Hermauoss Faiardo.
xGrabielIt,, Yabucoa.
Buques en- puerto
TRAvSEIA
Georgia Gilhey, descargando.
| <Grsbielles cargando.
<Foster Rice, descargando.
| <Cosm2s descargando.
CosTANERos
<Isabsla, dsscargando.
K <May Flowsr Or, Luquillo.
Las golstas <Rlcardo Raix,, ePs-
tras. <Mayagtazen y <B )rinquens,
20 hallan invernando.
Azdcar
Aver ha tenido lugar Ia siguIente
operation:
76jsacos de la hacienda sConstau.
cia, a 1851. Com ,raiores J. o ;ho q
,yHm.
En- esta imprenta Sc ven.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-31
SECGf0N' MERcAN ItL
Notas comeIcIa|es de San Juan J.
PrscIos MIN do los, articulos
que 50 !detallean e on
almaeenes

quo % gytdllVdlH uh
almaeenes
ARRoz. -1sPdzUs4s AaiidSp
Ns3i AL amsfiSaho corrienfs %
o Is = s AZ. -. s'se..,s /. .st,.. 4.
!; Aios de 20 esvs. 64o,
Jamouaa. ss-.-.. g..
Quesos. .smeca:s el5. Patagr4s H.
Tocino, : l5t.
Jah6n, A.so ~ 5 RocAmora,
americana, vi ~.
Pasta del pals q ~.
Aantssx s5t "a % ! J On latas do
7Alo.
Harina de- e5} . @6s. i
Habichuelas blancas del pals s3t !
amsrioauas III . 4.
Colorado Z @ paia 81 "a,
Amsrieani " blancasf largas s6.
Garbauzos nae
Baealao ~.
Csbollxs Gs4l.
Arenques o6i.
Asutsquilla, dc Sl4 , l6
Pasta americana en- csiaa de una
Arroba 70.
Pspas amsricanas da q 1t.
Id islenas t2t
Tasaio 80.
varlos articulus del pals
Pracl0s corrleates
Asdcar para el consume:
Moscabado claro de a. q Sit.
De misl clsro . es.75.
Uentrffuga claro de- II e5t
Americana de 1ss5t a6.
De Ponce at %.
Algod6n do 4ia St.
Almid6n . q . Al
Oais corriense s11t q 12i.
Ousros dulees s1o }a17
Oosos de Is q Is millar.
Ron 30 grados Cartier & SO centa-
vos gallon.
MAX Z 13].
Sebo ~ "a.
Tabaoo, nominal.
Camblos o0rrlentes
Londres check 4.s9
Paris Il II d.
Hamburgo AA4s
New York . 1lS P.
Espana 8drv 26& { 26 D
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-31

En- esta imprenta Sc ven.
de papel viejo a So qulntal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-31

De nserc6n desn cenavos ea cada nser6n
The Dickinson press., 1905-09-09
Pleasant Party at Aiedors.

County Treasurer and Mrs. Snyder
gave a house warming In their new home
last Saturday evening to their friends at
Medora and vicinity. The affair was by
invitation and those present were:
Mrs. Barret Of Washburn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Heligson. Mr.. and Mrs. John Craig,
Mrs. Roberts and granddaughters, Mrs.
George w. Myers and sons. Mrs. Oren
Kendley, Willis Pelissier, Miss Gertrude
Reid, w. A.. Brubaker, Miss Carrie
Ferris, Arnold Ferris and sister, Odd
Nun and sister, Chris Rasmussen, Miss
Ida May Brown, Mrs. ]. w. Follis and
daughters, Misses Mary and Elsie Pelis.
sier. Joe McVarish and mother, Mrs
McVarish, Miss Anna Lasota, and many
others.
Dancing was INDUCED, in until mid.
night, when an elegant repast was
served. The artybroke up att o'clock,
when Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder were voted
charming entertainers.
The Dickinson press., 1905-09-09
NJ. E. CHURCH.

NJ. e. CHURCH. :
"The man who simply sits and waits
Fur good to come along,
zAin'tworth the breath that one would
take
To tell him he is wrong.
Fur good amt Aowin' round this world
Fur every fool to sup:
You've got to put yore see-ers on,
And 60 and hunt it up"
There is much truth in the poets
sentiments for people often seem over
willing to wait for the good things to
come to them instead of seeking for
them. The best ofall good things is the
gospel of Christ which comes more than
half way and offers its blessings to men
but they must manifest a willingness to
accept these and seek for them. We in
vite all who can come to attend our
gospel services Sunday morning and
evening. Come and help us in the
Lords work where you can find your
place and cultivate the eternal in your
being. Don't miss the halt hour even
ing song service. Evening subject:
What is Christianity more than NOLAN.
mechanism.
F. w. Gress, Pastor.
The Dickinson press., 1905-09-09

T. o. Anderson came in from the east
on Thursday.
DR.. H. A. Davis returned the past
week from a trip to the Twin Cities.
John Barnes tells us that he is just
through putting up a good quantity Of
hay.
Lost-Lady's gold watch, with souve-
mir Portland fob. Suitable reward.
Susie Bird o-o-lp
Reports come to Dickinson that A. E.
Voegeli is not improving in health. He
was with his cousin in Minnesota at last
reports.
Geo. Frye had a crowd of land seekers
for the Kildeer mountain country Fri
day morning. A large number, went
south also. j. Il ! J
]. b.. Thompson arrived in tie. city on
Thursday. MI. Thompson is surprised
at the growth the city has made since he
moved away.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Curry, of the Kill.
deer mountain country, had business be-
for the United States land office in
Dickinson the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Merrill have Sc.
cured rooms in Dickinson for the winter.
They recently moved out from Iowa and
have three fine sections of land in Dunn
county.
For sale-my stock ranch, two reg
istered Hereford bulls, two. registered
Shorthorn bulls, two registered Pur-
cheron stations, one registered Ham
bletonian stallion, one fine grade stall
lion. H. B. Schaffner, Hebron. N. D.
3-25-tf
The receipts of the city for August
were s565 which with balance on hand
at the beginning of the month made
S2182. Warrants to the amount of sIo8o
were paid, leaving a balance of sIlo2 in
Treasurer Whites cash box at the close
of the month.
The Dickinson press., 1905-09-09
Saturday, Sept. 9, 1905.
LOCAL NEWS.

Will Clark has been in the city this
week.
Dave Benzie returned from his east
ern trip this week.
Mrs. Thos. Evans and son were in
Dickinson on Sunday.
Miss Clara Coils is getting up a
shorthand class in Mandan.
CT. Phelan and H. J. Gruschus are
at the Hilliard-Merry ranch on the
Cedar, hunting.
Girl wanted:-Girl to attend school
and help with light house work for room
and board. Inquire of Mrs. H.. c. Berry.
o.2-2t
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Upwright, of Bis.
marck, were guests this week of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Barry.
At SC per yard, the Domino and Cam
pania staple ginghams. Limited 10
yards to a customer. "A. T." Crowl &
Co. o.2-tf
Lefor Bros. at Gladstone have sold
three threshing outfits to farmers in
that locality this year.
Duffy's Sterilized apple juice, abso-
lutely ~non-alcoholic. A first class family
beverage. for sale at Drenkel's. OFT
VIM. Poor, a conductor on the N. p,
wishes to nov his family from Glendive
to this city as soon as he can rent a
house.
yohn Brown of Richardson, was in the
city on Wednesday. He stated that his
wheat crop was spoiled lby hail this
season. Z sgZ
The Domino and Campania staple
ginghams at SC per yard-limited 10
yards to a customer. A. T. Crowl &
Co. OFT
Commissioner w. H. Walton took his
daughter, Miss Cora, to st. Paul this
week to place her in school.
Yale Coffee, that won the grand prize
of highest award, worlds fair; 1904, at
St. Louis, Mo-, to be had at the old
stand, Geo. Drenkel's. o-2-tf
The assessed valuation of propertyin
Dickinson this year is s544,2rI, an in
crease of $1,000 over last year.
This week J. L. Sco6eld, a prominent
druggist of Cannon Falls, Mimi, was a
.H# esE
guest of A. +. Crowl in this city. These
gentlemen were comrades in the 9th
Minnesota and travelled over the plains
of Western North Dakota together on
the Sully expedition during the seven
ties. They were looking for bad In
dams at that time, but this week the
visiting gentleman was looking for lands
as an investment for himself and a
number of his neighbors.
The Dickinson press., 1905-09-09
Mrs. Geo. Dobson is visiting in Man

Mrs. Geo. Dobson is visiting in Man
dan. t
Paul Lebo was in Dickinson this
week.
Supt. RAIDER is keeping the books at
the Parker & Co. store in the absence OF
the proprietOrs.
Work on the Ray building is nearing
completion and within a few days ten
ants will be moving in.
Mrs. Dinnie, of Grand Forks. is insti-
tuting a lodge of the Rathbone sisters
in the Dickinson K. P. hall. -
H. Hollst, Of Chicago, a cousin Of
Julius Hollst. has accepted a position
as clerk in Roquette Bros store. 4
Mrs. Dipnie, wife of Mayor Dinnie oi
Grand Forks, is entertained at the homie
of Editor and Mrs. w. a.; Carter while
in Dickinson. - VS 3.sf''f
The Fargo base ball team will "a
through Dickinson the first OF next week
on their way to Portland. Stops will be
made at Glendive. Miles City and
Butte. -
Mr.. Orren Brannick and Miss Christie
Fowler were married on Thursday even.
ing at the home of Mrs. Brannick; the
ceremony was performed in the pres.
ence of afew friends, Rev F. w. Ores,
officiating. ~
Frank Mott & Son have added an.
other table in the Rayn building and
now have two pool and two billiard
tables. They have painted the interior
of the room and have in. many way.
made it attractive. They are fitting uI
the second floor for roomers.
College Of law of the University Q
North Dakota. Strong faculty Of able
lawyers. Two years day curse anc
three years night course: lead to thu
degree of LIB. For further informa
ton address, Andrew A. Bruce, Crane
Forks, N. D. wy @ss a8-i5-2m'
~ n - ..as.rryH y III s3r -. =
The Gladstone State bank will oper
for business next Monday. +. a. Simp
son is president,lW,. l.. Richards vic,
president and c.. c. Turner,cashier.s 4
handsome building has b%een.erected il
Gladstone and the bank starts out uhde'
very favorable conditions:
- ts-t|EE- q. EE#t@'E TE2-
It cost a father and, two sons 1851!
in fines for. a little trouble they had ii
Dickinson last Friday. 1t was TIL
second time the father had been befor,
Magistrate van der Las and what made
a bad matter worse was the fact that b,
resisted arrest when Chief Of Polio
Corbett told him to cease his abuse an,
march to Jail. 49,. a s&s &sse. 4.e s
The Dickinson press., 1905-09-09
Mckenzie County.

A Forum writer recently visited
Alexander, county seat of Mckenzie,
and has this to say Of the country north
of Dickinson.
Mckenzie County contains eighty-two
townships, whole and fractional, of
which ffty-four lie within the boundaries
Of the Minot land district and twenty
eight in the Dickinson. district. Of the
ifty-four townships in the Minot dis
trict, but eight have been opensto entry
under homestead laws during the past
summer. OF the remainder, a few are
yet. lacking in the formal %certiication
and filing of plats Of survey; and the
rest are under temporary withdrawal
from entry pending examination and
report. on the part of the engineers Of
the PROCLAMATION service. l am informed
upon what appears to be reliable authori-
tysthat the greater part of the lands of
this county affected by withdraw are to
be restored to entry at once, or so soon
as the necessary steps to that end
can be taken. This will undoubtedly
result in a noticeable influx of settlers
into the northerly half of the country
this fall. if one may predict judgment
upon the TACT that intending home
steaders are travelling over this part Of
the county taking tote of this and that
desirable tract evidently purposing to
enter the same as soon as restored
These lands consist for the most part OF
rolling upland we'll grassed and yield
ing good (hard) well water at a depth
varying from thirty to fifty feet. Springs
OF clear constant flow are not intre-
quently found among the low, gravelly
foothills; and Ignite of prime quality
outcrops along the breaks" or bluffs OF
creeks and deep "draws." II is deliver.
ed at the door for $3.50 per long ton
AS a rule the prairie is pretty free from
The Dickinson press., 1905-09-09
CHRISTIAN

Christian Science services every Sum
day morning at II o'clock, PRESS build
ing, second floor, on Cakes street. Sub
ject, Matter" Sunday school at II.
Wednesday evening meeting at 8 p: m.
Reading room open daily except Sum
day from. 10 a. m. to $ p. m. A cordial
invitation is extended to the public.
The Dickinson press., 1905-09-09

The many exceptional bargains we are offering ii
in Silk and Mohair waists has never before been equallet
in our city.
The Dickinson press., 1905-09-09
sT.JoHN's.

Morning prayer and sermon at 1o:45;
Sunday school at II; evening prayer and
sermon 7:3o. Friday evening, 1880,
Litany, followed by choir rehearsal.
Saturday evening, 7:3o. regular choir
rehearsal. Rev. c. E. Dobson, rector.
The Dickinson press., 1905-09-09
With the Churches.
coNGREGAT1oNAL CHURCH.

Morning service, 1o.45: Subject "The
Strength and Beauty of the Christian
Life;;" Evening service. s pm. Subject:
when Timothy Shall Gomez" Sunday
School at IL; Juniors 2.3o p. M; En-
deavor Society, ? p. M.
The Dickinson press., 1905-09-09
South Dskote Ii Dagger OF Qasrsatine,

ITO dip Or not TO- dip" is the question
which South Dakota cattlemen are de-
batting. Dr.. r. "A. Ramsayof the bureau
OF animal industry with headquarters in.
Fargo says that the cattle must be
dipped but the cattlemen, encouraged
by a recent decision Of the state court
in knocking out a state law which pro-
for dipping. are planning to-resist
the order of the federal official.
Mrs. Brannick is erecting a dwelling
in the western part ofathe. city.
The Dickinson press., 1905-09-09

Superintendent Of Schools Ia Hettiaser
County.
Richardton News: Miss Susie Runyon
was guest Of the Grand, Sunday. on her
way, from Dickinson to Mott. We
understand she has aspirations to be Co.
Supt. Of schools .insthe new county of
Hettinger. We wish her success in her
ambitions. She willSmake a good one.
The Dickinson press., 1905-09-09

The Stark county financial report for
the year ending June 80, 1905, indicates
that the affairs Of the county are we'll
administered.
The Washington times., 1905-12-17
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
PUTS END TO PASSES
Will Follow Decision OF Trunk Lines
Association and Stop Them
With New Year.

BALTIMORE. Dec. 1s-Announce-
ment was made at the executive Offices
Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad to-
day that the issuance OF all forms Of
free or reduced-rate transportation
will be abolished after December 81 next.
Exception is made for officers and en-
plOyes OF the Baltimore and Ohio and
connecting lines, to whom trausporta ton
Will be issued az usual
This is in accord with the action TAX
en- at the meeting OF the Trunk Lines
Association. held IN New York last
Thursday, when the same arrangement
relating TO the issuance of transporta-
ton was unanimously agreed 20 by all
the lines belonging to the association.
The Baltimore and Ohio Is a member
or the association and was represented
at the meeting by Its first vice presi-
dent. George +. Randolph.
The Washington times., 1905-12-17
MRS. BETTE MERRIMAN.
ARNOLD LAWSON TO WE'D
BEAUTIFUL MRS. MITCHELL
Engagement of Financier's Eldest Son
Will Be Announced When He
Returns From Mexico.

BOSTON, Mass, Dec. 1s--Althoush for
nal announcement has not yet been
made. reliable information is at hand to
the effect that young Arnold Lawson,
eldest son of Thomas w. Lawson. the
financier. IS engaged to marry Mrs.
Lucie Mitchell. of New York She is
young. petite. and possesses great
beauty She is a step-daughter of
Thomas A. Mcintyre. a prominent bank
er and broker OF New York
Only a few intimate friends of the
family are aware that the engagement
exists. but a formal announcement is
soon TO come.
The romance eliminated in an engage
ment before Mr.. Lawson's departure for
Mexico several months ago. He IS on
his way back now from Vera Cruz. and
will reach New York in a few days. 1t
Is expected the formal announcement of
the engagement Will be made then.
The Washington times., 1905-12-17
FOUGHT OVER WOMAN.
DISMISSED FROM ARMY
Colonel Grebe Now Seeks to Be Placed
on Retired List to Leave
Clean Record.

This is the story Of Col NJ r Grebe.
who was deprived of his command Of
the Fourteenth Missouri Cavalry be-
cause he fought a duel with a brother
officer in behalf of a woman's good
name
He walked through the corridors OF
the Capitol yesterday with stately
tread. his military figure straight aid
strong although upon his head the hand
Of time had LETT white hair. He was
once lieutenant in the royal guards
Of the German empire. He now wears
upon his breast a medal conferred on
him by Congress for unusual and con-
spleuous gallantry a JonesbOrO in the
Union army during the war of the re-
bellion.
Il fought this duel in "a. he said
TO group of newspaper men yester-
day afternoon The officer l speak
Of had DETAINED the good name OF
woman / knew that dueIHng was not
the thing in America, so 1 beat him
with my fists When he got out of the
hospital he challenged me to fight a
duel with rcvolvers. Fortunately for
me I shot him first
II was deprived Of my command
IL took me thirty-three years to have
the case looked into and TO secure an
honorable discharge from the army.
This. too. in spite OF the fact that
General Grant promised me TO see
that it would be done promptly II was
not until 1898 that l secured my honor
able discharge.
Now. want to be put on the retired
list of the army. not so much for the
pension as for my desire 10 leave be-
hind me a clean record. / was born
in Germany. but / .ove America. II
the Kaiser declared war on America
1 would have to take up a gun anc
shoot at him IL necessary"
Colonel Grebe looks as IL he would
obtain anything he went after.