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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-24

Sc lIevan 4 cAbo 0rande1 repAFaCiO-
mes en- Ice fSChOdaa del edifiCio que OCu
pa eI ObispO MOnse nor Blerk y prom
TO quedaP6n terminadAs 6atas como las
della pSrte interior del miGmO, quedan'
do dichS casa en- nndgnffcag OOndiCtO-
nea. HaCe mas de 90 Afi0s que no se
10 hlCfan reparaCioneg,
-LIama laatimoaamente Ia AtenCi6n
de los transeuntes v del pdbIiOO que
Rllf tiena que C0nCuPriF. ell edit si0 dom
de est6n inatsIadas lac COrteS Supreu10
de Justicia de estR ciudad. En- estO
no tiene que anvidiar nada el refeFidO
uOn dignOg de uns alden. apeseF de que
On les RldeaS TODD ca IimDi0, y las f.
chadAs de los dos referidCs CaSerOneS
(otFa cosa no sOp) tienen TODD menoB
eSanidad.l
-LOa restos de 10 que fu6 sS4n
Juan News fueron BacadOG sXer de Ia
CauR calle de San jose. donde eDtAbAl1
depositados.
-AaeQdrnse que ger6 director del
nue4O News, ell seffor H,zthebah, aC-
tuAl director de CAridsd. quien ae
dice, le h3n heCho prOp0siclones para
el fodicRdo puesto. SupOnemos que
entorces FenunciaV6 de Ga degtinO, ell
COnocido CorFespOng0l.
-VueIve insistirse en- que ell CO.
misi0nsd0 de InatrucSi6n go qued0 en-
los Essados Uoidos def .itivamente. 81
efectuaF 81 ie que tieneen proyeCsO.
Aver Conferenci6 con d GobeF.
nRC0r 81 LcdO. don Carlos M. SOleF.
PsreOe que en- Ia coDferanCia % tFAt6
del asunto de los profesores de la Alta
EuOuela.
Hey animaci6n para d b lie que
q LleVar6 & efeCt0 el sabadO Dr6ximo
en- el teatF0 y 70 empe8srOn 6 sCiTcuIaE
les inVisaciOnes.
-Et jueves hay tambi6n EjaranGs
an el PAFque.
--MuOhoa ayuntamientOs do u i6Lr
tienen "a terminates sus pFeanpuegtol
para 81 pF6ximO ejerciCi0 y paFeOe que
on todOs preeididO la base de- lag ms
yOres eO0nomiag para Los gaat0s. hnlCl
manera para equiibFaF On b possible
% eatad0 en- que se enCuensral % ma
y0P paPte de diChas corporaciOneg.
Sc aaegura que hay en- eatudi0 al
nuavO prOyeCto de reorganization dt
Iog RuardiRs de penaleg, con sumentC
de Dla8sg creaOi6n de oficiRleB. Q1t
no se 0uede en- pFOyectO. Si hR de Bel
en- beneficiO del gerviOio y no para me
fPOs persOnaleG iDiustifc fc2dCG.
La crisis eOOn6nniCa pOEque Atra
yieaa 81 ,pais, no se aiente ca la Caplta
de d isla. pORque aqul easa eA gRuea
de d empleOmanla y 6sta no usa or
oerveEe oue n gPabsts que Yenden N
=, CaldeT6u q Co, Ietuan H.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-24

-EatA m flSna no 60 Feoibi6 en- el
Quartet general nipguna notiDia de b
isIa, de lac que % fscilitan 6 Ia prenas.
Ell marshall del Tribunal MuniCi
pal de San Juan. seffor Agustin Musa,
hR presentnd0 ante 81 Juez de Paz una
denuncia aceTcs de des6rdenes ccuFri-
dos anoche On eli testrO.
-AIrede6or de- 5000 Be han recau-
dado por Quotas de sGricultoreB paFs
la aDociGci6n.
Hoy ha presentado solicitud de
Habeas Corpus Ell abr gsd0 de Felipe
T. Nazaric. pTeso en- ID CaEceI de
Ponce pOr do nos mH1iCiog0s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-24
NgaV0s GOle0IlI9s

Ell gobernador ha nombrado con-
ceiales 4 los se1ores siguientes:
Ayuntam;ento de San Juan: Fran
cisco Ramirez de AFellanO. Manuel
Rodriguez Sierra. Francisco Ponte.
Pho AmadoF.
Yauco: Manuel Irizarry; Cales:
Pablo Salgado; Vieques: Francisco
Luian VilIanueva.
Felicitamos q nuestPo antique
compa1leFo OBoricua~, que sin duda
pFestara valiosos servicioS 4 la Co
mnnidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-24
I1GId0Rt0 en- u0 tribunal
Uno que Sc ueg6 8 iurar.


AL recibirse esta mahana jura-
mento q jose Antonio Lopez. veci-
no de Rio Piedras, psra ser exa-
minado como testigo en- una infof-
maci6n. So neg6 a jurar porque su
religion protestante no lel permltia
iuraF el nombTe de- Dios en- vanO.
perO que pFometia 1eciP verdad.
Entonces eI juez le adviFti6 que.
haio esa promesa, podia incurFir en-
peFlUFio 81 faltaba 4 Ia verdad en-
las coNtestaciones que dieFa.
Prometi6, de nuevo, deciF verdad
y declare.
DESpUEs DE PROBAR todos los enga1o-
COS remedies que se anuncian Os cuando mas
% agradece la eficacia RADICAL del Digesti-
vO Moiarrieta, ouya supeFlor1dad esta un1Ver-
gplmente Confrmada.
Curaoiones desespeFadas en- personas b1en
Sonocidas que 10 tomaroD duEaDte tres me-
uag gon las que 10 han hechO glOriosO, pero
~ solo estuche produce mejor efecto que
una doCena de frascos de cualqu1er otro re-
medic, porquo adem6s do ser ell 6nicO verda-
dero Curative radical del est6mago del
intestino sin engaGoga aoci0n caEmantes es
Digsstivo 3 Pufifcadof de los alimentos.
Sc debe exigir que ceda host1a tenga gra-
bado 81 norobFe Digestive MOjaFrieta.
Dep6sto general de Lee te1IAacles ele ElasSo ~
Ramon AlInazan y EIdal GEuillagnetyy en 94n JuaE
de FuaEto-Rioo; da V0nta % les prime ipea Dr0&e
Eaas 90 ANFQpAy AmeEea
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-24
VLADIVOSTOCK AISLADO.

aquella ciudad para evitar 81 refu-
gio en- aquel puerto de Ia escuadFa
ruSa.
Un violentfsimo cafloneo Sc ha
iniciado desde aver contra las de-
fensas exteFiores de la plaza y dos
aivisiones japonesas han TefoTzado
las lfnfas N. O. de los sitiadores.
Los FefueFzos acUmulados ALI poP
los rusos hacen diffcil Ia tema de
Ia podeFOsa f0rtaIeza,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-24

New York. Mayo "a, $50 P. M.
A fin de estrechar en- ID pos BILE
ell sitio de la plaza rusa de la ST.
IBERIA, han volado los iaPoneses to-
dos los Famales 3el ferrocsr rril que
comunicaban &C n la citada plaza,
en- una considerable extension, has
ta ceFca de Nikolkoe para evitaF
asf la pcsib!e llegada de Yefuerzos
FuSos.
Tratase de apresurar Ia toma de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-24
ESPECTRGULO REPUGNANTE.

Grandes fueFzas del ej6rcito fue-
ron dispuestas para pFeyeniF cCal-
quier intentona, pues los animos
estaban muy exaltados.
El cumplimientO de Ia pena im-
puesta revisti6 caFacteFes repug-
nantes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-24

New York, Mayo "a, $50 p. IN.
Aver ha sido cumpliaa Ia sem
tencia que dictara ell tribunal de-
mobiles, contra ell matador del gran
duque Sergio de- Russia.
Fu6 ahoFcadO y tu9O FaFO valor
para il al patibtlo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-24
Candidates a Ia pTGsidGnCia
y ViCG-DreSidenCia de Cuba.

Fep1blica al general Jose Miguel
Gomez y al senior Z4yas.
jose Miguel Gomez goza de gran
pre-, tigio en- todo el pals y esPe-
cialmente en- las Villas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-24
Ron ,1LLAYE.

Reconocdamente 81 mas puro. hiGie-
Dico p agradable que se fabrica en- Ell
RATS, Sc vende en- los qFicipaleB egtA-
bIecimientO2. y eu ArecibO por Suce-
sores de r lses & Co.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-24

AnoOha 81 tenienta de d. poIicfa in-
suIar senior Mario Mas, acompaiadO
de los guardias PadiIla y SalicFup,
sorprendier0n una iugadR de d0doe On
81 salon de Mr.. LothrOp. situRdO feeR-
te 6 Ia plaza principal. Esta maflona
Sc pPeaant6 Ia denuncia ante ell Juez
municipal. quien Oitars s Las peFBOnRs
sorprendidRs para CompareeeP en
iuiCio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-24

New York, Mayo "a, 2 80 PI M.
El conocidO politicO espa1ol Sc
encuentFg muv gF4ve y t6mese
fallezca hoy. Los esfuerzos de los
m6dicos han siao init les para de-
tener los rapidos progresses de la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-24

New York, Mayo "a, $50 p. N.
I'm despacho de Ia Habana noti-
ia que ell partido republican, ha
cIegido sus candidates para la prex
eidencia Y vice-pFesidencia ae Ia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-24

anfeFmedad que ca estos lIltlmos
tiempOs ha minad0 Ia vida del ex-
pFesidente del consejo de minister's.
La fanlilEa real muestfa grandf-
simo inter6s por Ia salud del en-
feFmo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-24

-Esta ma6ana fuG heVid0 ca d ma
no dareoha el vendedoT do cccOs Gu
meFsindo Sierra Los aREolorea hu.
yeFon y 81 herid0 pRs6 q cuRFt0 de
socorros en donde q pEaetieante sefloF
Daniel la pEaatie6 q pFimaRa euFa,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-24
Gran hu8Iga en- Bilbao.

New York, Mayo "a. 230 P. m. /
Sc han declaEadO en huelga gene !
raj les obFeros de Bilbao.
La huelga reviste serio csracter-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-24


w
rroda pos d que pn adq u
o p ~ ~p dh u IN sk5 ~ o1 s
u rpta &C
experiment. aga Ere 81 cnngdn dnorot6
Toqaeg enh sao osrsdtada
aa a d p sen ld I dh
@ van y y d A
ten @ 0pes lprd
da0 to p i u uHd dsY
convene gu 1 ad que n y en- Ii epueei pecoayS Sueeuo
.ze ypa d 1cmpi 1b nls6 adj e a
Nns la mall l H
ps ESQ ~ x q1 sel morales n
e od jod d an asaryh hzid A0103
ai Ia @ fdR p e q o
81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-24
4. RIVER0 & CONF.

Compran toda cIaaa de medias bote-
Has vaCfRg & DIEZ pentavos doC9ns.
Tetu6n 26.San Juan. Puerto Rico.
2Rn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-24

Em essR imprents Go Vsnae papsI de
pePi i6aiSs -.@.- co. o >. ihtat
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-24
GUiIIeTn0 L SUtTi6 una grave CaIda,

New York, Yayo "a. go P. NJ.
De Berlin dicen que hallandose
el KaiseE- revistando las tropas, ca
Pavenago, cay6 de su Cabalgadura
Guillermo mandaba el cuartO est
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-24

cuadF6n de hdsares De la guardia.
Sc afrma que el estado del Kai-
ST. a conse .uencia de Ia caida, es
grave.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-24
HOTEL PATRIA.
San Justo II.

AdquiridO por los sen 1res Soler ,
Dfaz el eHotal Patria. calIe de Te-
tu6n no. 8, antes de don Rafael Mnffz.
10 ofrecemoG s nuestroH amigos y Fela-
CiOnadoG.
Hnbitaciones frescas. bafloB de duchA
= Viutaa ln bahia p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-24

Los hue'guistas, en- considerable
ndmerO. recoFren las GALES de la
ciu lad. Sc han tornado precaucio-
nes a fin de eyitar disturbiOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-24
REDUCTION 'DE DERECH0S.

York Mayo "a r. gan para trafco comercial pc
InfoTman de Londres que han 81 canal De Suez
sdo reducdcs los deechos que r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-24
Aln1OTTanaS

Sc PADECE DE ESTA EMFERMEBAD pogquo naaa a4s.A
de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-24

La expeenca que MAQUNA DE EGRBR SMITH
fna DIG escbr mas pa rata que Sc ha e7
o es 81 nmeo de maqunas que han sdo empa
por la antigua acredtada
s.
raoa ma vista al TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Plaza Principal
examine equiPo de cina Dc dos cooes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-24
PIANISTA

Iamblens ira a oanbQEGe.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-12-16
JOSEPH FIScUS MARRIED.
FoRaEn MHMnER Or uuUSrS
couRT SURPRISE. ans FRIENDS
tseeon, - Aget J. Years. waite nsa
irtde, Ness Mary Evaaa, nAs
seem rs sun.mers.

Az Interesting bit of news Ieakef
out IN this city this afternoon. when ii
heeame known that Mr. Joseph Fiscus
sormer member oitte Berkeley conn
~ court aud one OF the most prons
nent farmers ii the county. wa
married IN this city 10 Miss Mary III.
Evans, daughter af Mr. John Evans.
Of Berkeley county.
The wedding took place on J'uesdms
cNening Of this week at tile presDv
terrain nansc. and the reremoney wa
performed by Rev. DR.. f. NJ. Woods
There We're no attendants, everything
being OF the most quiet nature. Mr.
Fiscus procured the license at Clerk
Bender 4 Office In the afternoon. ia
at his request the license was no.
placed on rarord, and the officials.
declined 70 say anything about II
for qualifications. An inquiry az DR..
Woods brought she admission thai
the wedding had taken place. with ii
request tnat it be Kept out nc slle
papers for a few days.
The groom Ii a well-known figure
IN county Republican circles. and Il 4
prominent and prosperous farmer.
He i aged 10 years The brides age
was given at aS years. She Ii ,uost
estlmable lady and has many friends
Tney will reside ON the groom's conn.
try place, south of The city.
MARRIED IN HAGEgST0wN.
A marriage license was granted III
Hagerstown "a Mics Bertha G. Peace
maker, of Giengary. this county, and
Mr.. Harry J.. Whitaker, OF Martins
burg.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-12-16
WANT BILLIARDS. SCALP
West Virginians to Go to Washing
Ton to Fight Appointment
JUDGE BACKED BY SENATORS
But Whole State Administration n
Fighting Him Tooth and Nail
and May Beat Him.

a special dispatch from Washington
tells of the fight against Judge Reese
Blizzard us follows
4 number of prominent West Vir.
ginia Republicans have arrived Il
Washington 20 take il hand III tht
settlement OF the federal appoint.
nents for the northern district OF that
state. A hard fight has been precipi
tated on Judge Reese Blizzard, who
wants TO be renamed for district AT
torney, lie is opposed by the state
administration and many state leader
who are against ais appointment on
the grounds of personal fitness and
party regularity. Elliott Northcotr
IL here and had the satisfaction 81 see
ing his appointment rs district attof,
ney for the southern district confirm.
ed by the senate. the only one out OF
the West Virginia bunch 80 far. the
Others being held up pending the out
come of the squabble. Governor
Dawson is expected today.
The opposition TO Billiards. ap.
pointmenu is not directed against
Senators Ekins aud Scott, who are
for him, bnt is against Blizzard pr.
sonally, based on his activity as u
lobbyist ct the state legislature, while
holdin. the government position, his
attack on Governor White and his
continuous assaults on the republican,
state administration.
These facts have been laid before
President Roosevelt. Organized In
Dor has also protested against the
Blizzard appointment, the railroaders
and coal miners being sore at him fol-
his persistent antagonism 90 labor
measures, while he was acting az the
representative OF corporations. IL il
understood that the anti Blizzard pro.
tests have made strong impression
on the President. Judge Blizzard has
been here for day or two,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-12-16
WILL GIT $500 DAMAGES.
COURT OF CLAIMS ALLOWS rms
sum To BEKKELEy COUNTY
siIls 20 Reimburse co6nsy Fer Los.
During Civil War y Recom-
mended 90 Congress.

The court OF clans at Washington,
TO which certain claims against the
government are referred for investiQa
tioa and report, has certified to con-
eress the claim of berkeley county
against the government for the use of
the court house and Jail bv the Union
troops dnring the Civil war. The rs.
port carries with it recommended i'm
that damages to the amount of S7 $40
be paid to the comfy of Berkeley as
recompeuse fer the damages sustained
by the county property.
The original claim was for Sl3, 733. :
90, and was filed several yesrs ego
The matter has been in the hands of
the court Of claims ever since. but it
will now go to congress in the shane
of bill for the amount awarded II
is very probable that this claim, to-
gether with pumper of others, will
be iDcorDorated in the general anpro.
priatiops bill to be passed at this ses-
sion.
MartiDsburg wBs a ceuter OF conflict
almost throughout the Civil war, and
and the court house was used for about
three years by the Union troops, poth
as "a barracks for the men and stable
for the horses Many valuable records
we're DESTROYED during that time. and
the loss to The county WAS very severe.
The court of claims also recommend
ed that damages be allowed the fol-
lowing churches:
Opequon Presbyterian church,
! Kernstown, 1850.
Methodist Protestant church, Mid.
dleway, 1926
st. Johns Protestant Episcopal
church, Harpeis Ferry, 81. 700.
Elk Branch Presbyterian church
Duffields, 5000.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-12-16
RLAzE DESTROYS HOUSE.
PROPERTY or jackson HUHLE
CO.'S UP IN SMOKE
Hard and stubsorn struggle Made Nv
Ffremen Co save several OF the
adjoining Properties

A twa-stnry frame house on Win
chester avanne, owned by Mr.. Jackson
Ruble. now a resident OF Winchester,
caught FIRE after / O'Clock Wednesday
afternoon and gave the fire department
one OF the hariest and most stubborn
fights experienced for some months.
The residence portion OF the house had
not been occupied since the the re-
moval Of Mr.. Rouble, but in one end
Of the hnilnsng was a meat market
conducted by LATE Paskel Ii was in
the latter thas the ire originated. Mr..
Paskel has been doing some work
winch teoessitated a hot fire, and in
an unguafdsd moment The blaze was
communicated 80 the interior wood
work.
The fire gained such Roadway aud
burned SO fiercely that the building
was mass OF flames in few mo-
ments. An alarm was Turned ID, and
the fireman responded promptly with
the reels from the central station and
the third ward house. put before they ar
rived the five department. Of the Kill
bourne mill was throwing stream OF
water on the rear Of the burning
building and those immediat lY ada
cent, aiding materially in PREVENT, <
the blaze from getting mold on tue
other houses.
Three of the adjacent residences
were in imminent peril for about 30
minutes, and it required the hardest
kind of work TO keep them from
breaking out in flames. so hot was the
burning building. Happily this was
averted, and the fiTemen succeeded
in combining the damage to the Ruble
property. After an entrance could be
made the fire was speedily extinguish-
ed, although the whole interior was
completely destroyed.
The loss will probably reach :. 200.
with no insurance, the policy having
expired several weeks ago. The fir.
was in neighborhood thickly built
with frame houses, and had it gotten
beyond control it would have swept
that section of town. This was one
of the strongest illustrations of the
necessity for better fire equipment
and a quicker method of getting to
fires that have been furnished the
people for II long time.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-12-16
WaaerIoa nankrr Dana

WATERLOO, N. ", Dec. 14.-Her.
bert X. Becker, prominent business
man of this town, is dead after long
illness Bright's disease was the cause
of death. Mr.. Becker was cashier and
a director Of the First National bank of
Waterloo, treasurer of the Vough Piano
company. treasurer of the Seneca Coun-
ty Agricultural society and member
of the Masonic lodges at Waterloo,
Seneca Falls, Geneva and Rochester.
He was thirty-three years old.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-12-16

BOSTON. Dec "a reply 10 thcii
exclusion as Unitarian delegates from
the interchurch conference on fedora.
don at New York on the ground that
their denomination was now Evan
gelicaI has been prepared by Rev. DR.
Edward Everett Hale, former Govern
or John ID. Long and Samuel A. Eliot
president OF the American Unitarian
association, and IL has been forwarded
In the form Of letter to the pastors
Of all the Unitarian churches Of Great.
efe Boston. In their letter the dele
gates say that 1t seems timely for them
to affirm anew the simple truth PRO
claimed OF old by Christ himself that
righteousness Of life and spiritual eff
fciency rather than orthodoxy. Of be
lief is the test of Christian disciple.
ship
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-12-16

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE neces.
sity for preserving OF Indian music,
the establishment OF an Indian reform
school and the erection of a santarlum
for tubercular Indians are new fea-
lures Of the annual report OF the com
missioner Of Indian affairs. Francis II.
Leupp- After discussing the Indian
question generally the commissioner
says that in pursuance Of the general
idea OF saving Instead of crushing
what Is genuine characteristic IN the
Indian, steps have been taken by him
for the preservation through schools Of
what is best in indian music
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-12-16
A BOON TO FAT MEN.
Tennesseesn Wants bill 10 Regulate
Pullman Sleeping Hewths.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 81 Represents
tive Brownlow of Tennessee is tall and
plump and weighs $50 pounds. Last
summer he came north in sleeping
ear There were only a few passsn-
gers. He had lower berth. The up
per berth was down. Brownlow said
1t was too hot to sleep in that stuffy
little place. He asked the porter to
put up the upper berth SO he might
get some air. The porter told him 1t
was against the rules. Brownlow APP
pcalcd 10 the conductor. The rules
We're quoted again.
Then Brownlowr said things in the
choicest Tennessee about monopoly
that would make it's patrons suffer
when there was no reason for ". He
sweltered all night. In the morning.
hot and tired, lie swore q, mighty oath
that he would get revenge He Is after
IL now with bin that requires the
Pullman company to keep upper berths
mp when there are no passengers for
them He says he will pass II too.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-12-16
"cHEERlNo UP" OPERA SINGER.


Corey Controversy Develops Unique
situation.
PITTSBURG. bee. 1t.-With all its
remarkable complications, new human
interest phase was added to the Corey
case when 1t became fully known that
while one of the sisters Of the president
of the United States, Steel corporation
is in Reno, New, by the side Of the
wronged wife, another sister is in Par
is cheering up Miss Mabelle Gilman.
the comic opera singer. whom. It is
said, Corey will marry as soon as his
wife obtains divorce from him.
1t has long been known that Miss
Ada Corey sided with her sister-in-law
from the start of the trouble, and, al
though her brother has been good TO
her in financial way, she SACRIFICED
everything and gave her moral support
to the deserted. wife. She is with her
now, and all the money of her million
aire brother cannot tempt her away.
The other sister, who is III the French
capital, Is Mrs Elizabeth Riggs. who is
known among the members OF her fam
lily and her intimates rs Bird For
more than year Mrs. Riggs has been
In Paris and of late has been tie con-
slant companion and adviser or Miss
Gilman. Mrs Riggs has no sympathy
for Mrs. Corey and would heartily like
to see her brother divorced, SO that he
would be free TO marry the dsshiug
comic opera star. Both women have
been studying under Jean de ReszSe.
1t became definitely known that CO.
reg was asked six months ago to resign
from the head of the steel corporation.
At that time he had been charged with
indiscretions which the directors OF the
steel corporation considered We're not
in keeping with the dignity of The posi-
ton Corey held down
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In the Police Court.

Officer Riordon captured Hattie
King, lady of col +. who VAS max
irg spectacle Of herself on the stre' :
Saturday night, under the inf renee OF
a quantity of bad booze. She wa.
siven little matter OF $3.50 in polict
co"rt, and having spent all her money
while accommodating jag. she was un-
BILE to liquidate and went back to the
lick up.
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naia. nee.exelt GET. Nor Trephie.

WARRINGTON, Dec. 9.-The valua-
BILE presents and trophies of Miss Alice
Roosevelt's trip to the orient were
placed in her possession. They arrived
about Ave weeks ago. but were given
their turn In examination and appraise-
ment. A messenger from the White
House paid the required duty, and a
big express van brought the twenty
seven boxes 10 the White House. The
snpaeking began Immediately.