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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-11-01
CdddYer rOidO
pOr las alas.

I'll niJU dc CesHrca Morales dc
cjnco amos dc edad, dospert6 la
mHhaua dol % dc OCtubrc, V
cnc0ntrd que su madrc habfa
mucriU, en- la CANA al ladO de 81.
y que dUrantD la nOcho las rntas
hahiauso condo In Carnc dc Ia ca
"a y mauOs dc la tinada.
la sonora Morales hnbia csta
do 5ufricnd0 de tuberculosis Dor
mas dc un ahO, y cs probable a
ella nuriGru dc resultas de esa
cugormndad. Ella Y su peuueno
hiJO vivian pOr la Caile dc lava
la, on el fOndo del No. 60. en-
un GuartO pcque1O.
Su maridO ha estado pizcando
HIgOd6u tOdO cl VcranO.
Ella habia rcCibido con rcnuj9
ridad 6rdcncS dc dincro que 81 10
cnVio. pcrO para ci dia on que
~" cnCOutrada mucrta. 81 no es
thta en- IN pOh!aciOn.
~ nuChaCho diiO que Sc ha
hlan aCostadO esa nOchc como &
las 10 = quo II durmib profunda
mcEte; que en- In manana Cuando
d"apcrtO VIC los hucsos descubior
los de un craneO. dobaiO dc los q
BRIGGS y ent0nces corri6 gritaudo
4 10 casa de un ,vcCino. La uoli
cia fuC aVisada y eI CoroncI 10
scph Cmschoild cnviado 4 la "a
Sd.
tIu la pesquiSa. los YccinOs q
Soguraron que on csa vcciudad
nay mUChas rntas de- tamafio de
IN cato. fs cyidcntc quo cstas
no atacaron d cUorpo slno dcs
puGs do mucriO.
Ia sonora Morales = su hijo to
Man dc cslar on san Antonio Ger
ca dc sells semapas. NinicrOn de
Ne" ISraunfels.
In inhumaci0n so iizo 4 &expcn
de 10 Ciu dad.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-11-01
LA LLCNIN 'NRTUFICIAL
pRGDCCIDA
PGR UN AUTONIONIl.

Mr.. IOreuS, jngenioro munici.
pal de Paris. invenlG ell ano de
1909 una curiosa mdquina elGctri
ca para producer en- Ell verano. du
rante los dias de gran sequia y
muchos polVos, una lluvia bcn
hechora en- las Gales de Paris
Dlcha maqujna cuesta Is. 900
frances o sean -. 500; es uu auto
movll para rrccorrer las grandes
Was con una veIocidad de IL lIilb
metros por h0ra, csparcjendo, por
elias la llOviZna refrigerante
Del resultado de les primerns
ensayos depende la construction
de Ctras naQuinas semejanles
por cuenta de aquei municiplo.
para producer en- lodo Paris la lIu
via 4 voluntad.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-11-01
Funerales del Sr. Mu-
nOZ Minjstro de
Guatemala.

Los funerales del sefior J. Mu.
IIoz, Ministro de Guatemala en-
Washington. qulen muri0 el sa.
bado 20 de Septiembre, Sc hicie.
ron con todos los honores dlpio
maticos, el dia "A del mismo mes.
El Presidente Roosevelt, ell Sc.
cretariO Root, varios miembros
del Gabiuete, muchos oticiales de
Marina, y varios Iniembros de la
Suprema Corte. estuvierou pre-.
sentes. El Embajador Frances,
ell Sr. Calvo Ministro de Costa
Rica, todos los representatives de
Sur America asistieron 4 la cere
monia.
FL cadaver fuG acompanado
desde la 1gies!a de San Mateo,
hasta ell Cemertcrio, por ur es-
cuadrGn de caba!leria.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-11-01
Tel6fono, 1889.

H3te bottom IS una joya de primor
y debe 81 ilcvHdo por todos los
mcHiconos. sin exception. que yean
en- Juar"Z Ia cucnnaciun viva j
GJ"''."n Mt&jco.y cun.s2rvarlo CO.
mo ur rccr,,rdo del CentnrarIo 81,
precio "sta al ulcunc. de ;odns p5
Sshlav"S orc. cl doble en- dinero de
Mexico "a
al 0u" no" "nvtc peso 60 CEN
"'Fos p"r una subscription por aiIo
al 1'iS"ipuii, onYimcmos este bcllo
bottom d" re@alo. Dtrfianan 4 Pablo
Cruz. 205 s iarcdn 81 San An
tonic
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-11-01
e Gobierno del Japon
cuida de la educacioni
DE los NINOS JAPONES
EN LOS ESTADOS VNIDOS,
DE los NINOS JAPONES
EN LOS ESTADOs UNIDOS.
DeSCuid0 del G0bieTnO [TleXiCaDO.

El Presidente Roosevelt la no.
che del 20 del mes pasado, desig.
no al Secretario del Departamen.
TO dc Concrete y agriculture.
Victor II Motcalf para que fuera
San Francisco. Cal, & hiciera
una complota Investigation so.
Dre las causaS que eXisten para
que los ninos juponeses sean ex.
cluldos de las escuelas crcadas
para blancos.
El fresidente eStd ansioso Dor
tener 4 la man0 un micmbro del
Ga0lnetc que cOnO2ca de las con.
dlclGlcs locales de SHn Francis.
co y do c0mp!eta informa-
ci0n del case. FL Presidcnte sen
tiria que todo esfucr2o en- la es.
fera administrative no fnnrn EN-.
pleado para atender en- la forma
debida las quejas japonesas.
La detcrIninaCi0n de cnviar al
Secretarjo AirtcaIf rcsult6 de las
gestiones hechas por el Emit
Jador japOnGs ElscUunt Aoki.
FL enViado del Gabiuete para
semojantc mission, lleva tambiGn
ei OblctO de demOStrur 4 los ia
poneScS In eVidenie sinceridad
del Gohierno de los Estndos L
nldoS para arregiar del tOdO. cl
asunlo en- question, y para ma
Difcstar que toda oferta sera
Cumplida,
MIR. Metcalf sali0 para San
Francisco 81 din. %. de Octu.
bre hltimo y Sc rspera que rinda
gun inf0rmc sobre el ssunto
para antes de Ia partida del Pre-
sideiTtr d Panama. CrGese que
los dcseos eXprcsados por In I'd
ministraci0n asegdrarAn los bue
nos tratamentOs 4 los Japoneses
Ell aquel lugar.
Incidentaiuenlc & la question
de escueIas, Mr.. Metcalf dara al.
guna Htenci0n 4 los cargos he.
ChUs pOr Niscount NOlii al Secre
iariO Root. de que aIgunOs res
'aurantS en- San FraEcisc0 han
Sufrido a!GuHuS indiGuidades.
menOs SieGe Il OChO iufUrmes han
SIdO rondid0s respecto 4 un
'bOyC0tt innugurado en- contra
de esto> restaurants.
Los cmpleadOS del GohIcruo
del Jap0n en- Washington. diccn
Qu" "sta demonstration y la nXclu
sion de los ulilOS japOncseS de la
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-11-01
Pablo Cruz, Editor y Propietario.
bottom "RECUERDO" DEL. CENTENA-
RIO DE JUAREX.

Entire la mirinda dc "recuerdos"
que circuiaron con mCtivo del Cen
tcnario de JLar.z-2l de Mario del
pr"&"nte anO,--- hay Docos como el
Hu" hAunciamos uhora, que con-
Sihtc cn Nh bottom de blancura de
nl"Ye, en- Cuyo ccntro Sc destaca al
bIito del Gran patrlota, con la
i"y"nda: "AlarHo dc 1906. Lie. Beni-
TO .IuAreZ". Dos circunfarcncius ron
centrl"as cnci"rran cl busto, y en In
corona d" las circuufcrcncias resDlan-
u"""h los cOiorcS ngcionalcS de la
Fatria. aobr" los qua Sc lcen estas
pnlnbras: "CCntenario del Rena--
mcrilO de liIs AmEricaa"
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-11-01
Mucrtc dc Don
Alfredo ChaycrO.

Esto eminentc humhrc do la
ltephblica de M6xico. muri0 Ia
nochc dol - de Septiembrc ilti.
mo, q la cdad dc Gi anCs.
I'll seIor ChaVero. fuG IN Gcl
Scrvidor del General Diaa on cl
tongreso y antoriormeutc en- cl
Mtnistcrio dc Rolaciones extcriU
res E| fuG un micmbro dc Ia
Gomision dc La llaya, del Sc
gnndo Congreso Pan Americana.
y dc numerals sociedndes cicnii
iicas = iiterarias l'uG como Il.
torato ei mas distinguido de NG
XiCo.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-11-01

-Quiero la prospcridad dcI
pals.
-Queremos yer reepetada Y
vancrada q Ia patria.
Lo que el pals produce de tri
go. vino, teiidos, etc hacc la vi.
da c6moda y facil; la patria cs
hija del heroismo. de Ia leaItad Y
de todo 10 que hace la vida no
bic.
Asf como no Sc SAGA Ell "pala-
dium" del santuario sino on los
dias de batalla. asi debemos
guardian para las grandes oCasio.
nes el santo nombre do "patria. ~
Francesca SARCEN.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-11-01
PfOCetjmjeHto ssnciIO para eI TaponamIen
10 profUrdO de las Fozas NalaIss.

liz aQt' nu prUcUdluicrto sen.
cidJ GA" prGsta cXCcIenlps Srrvi.
clos a. Dr. jiorin. dc iIurdeO. on
"aso- ii b 'murragla nusal pra9js
tor,s
L." H. rs rdrm@, It" la ttilru. B
81 u" . d" "a cpSa .un r0.I1"'u
rHas g. :,JJ oi"n palidU. - .e 70
dca dc aIgoi6u hidr6tl0 en- ma
extension dc unOS > ccntimolruS.
rosu'tandO un tap6n dc > B 6 cen
ttmctrOs lie largo, de f0rua conf
"a. quo sc Separa on seruida dc
81 mango 3 conductor. Este IA
pom 50 eEphpH on una sOiuciNn
hcmOsthtlca b antisGptica, expui
sando ci eXcesO dc liquidn pur cX
preston diMitnl, y cl tapGn. toda
via humcdO, sc flcva faciImcntc
4 las iOsas nasalcS. 81 cntGnces
SO mOja nuevaHente en- 81 liuuitiO
Ia cXtromidad lihrc del tapou. cs
TO 5" ombehc do nucv0 uOr la ca
pilarldad, 81 hincha y cJcrcc unn
regular preston sObro Ia mucOsu:
Gstn compression 80 cjcrCc en- TO
dn la extension do In rOsn nasal
la mayOria dc las veces So puc
de retirar 81 tapOn 4 las voiuti
CuatrU b cuarcnta y OchO hOraS.
sin que Ia hcmOrraVia SO rcpitA:
81 no, Das,u con CoIUcar OlrU "a.
pom,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-11-01
IN AhO DE SANGRE.

I'll aho dc 1908 scrG por muclio item
y" rcCortiado en- In casa dc +. y. Tax
N"t' &c Alliance, KY, como TN a1o dc
N;thGrc; durlntc CSc GnO Mr.. TaCiyCt a
frDj" gran cantidad dc sungrc dc los
p!l!i!hotlcS J cStuvn prdXitno Il uOrir.
"a 'NCTii": Una gran 1angria dc los
piin0ncS una hdrruro-a los me llr-
Iaf"n Il las Vuertas de Ii nucrtc. Cilan-
90 cpmcui" Il tOmHr Ci nmrvU Iesru-
brimignt" del Dr. King para Ia con.
Htthci"n. lIlr Kings New Discovery
i"i touSumplion) con ri marayilloSo
fcSulthdO de uU" dcspucs dc tomar
Quart" hoj"l!'.s 90 crt3ba "ompieta-
ul"ili' r"c"nrado, Y Un POGO cDu.picta.
mcutc Curado.n Garantila,jn r..,ra n,I.
i"rnc.i1i", dr los p'uu-un5. loses 3
ICSfTiUs.
De ycnta cn todas las dru4urrfas 4
cn Ia f13tica del Leon. dr f.. i. ('itapa.
NHn Antonio, TcNH~.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-11-01
TENlA QUE NEN1R UNA EXTR f..
CHEZ

Una pcligrosa opcraciGn VuirGrgi-
ca para guitar una malgna HlCcra tan
Grande comp mi nau0, dc las Cadcras
tic mi hija, inG cvitaha pOr Ia apli.
Chctdn del Ungucnto dc hruica de
llucklcn (Hnck!cn's ArniCa SaIvc}. ="
dice a. u. Stickcl de MilctuS. ". Va
"El pcrststcntc usu del ungucnio Ia
Cuta compictamcntc.' Cura las cor
ltdas, quemaduraS y magHllam!cntoS
- clS. en- todaS las DrOElIcriaS en- Ia
iiolica del 'chn, dc +. \. Chapa, san
Antonio. Tex.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-11-01
Ahn pucdo veneer.
@ AIN.

Cuatro mil amos lIcva,t caycudo en
ii abismO.
Todayia no habia podi,J, >cntar cI
PIE. III ievantar si4uicra ana vcZ Su
lrGnlc deSmCSurIGa.
Sc hundia Ell Ia Sombra la brtima:
azoradO, SOLO, traH 81, cu las nOchcS
cternaS, caiaD !GniHmcnic "a, plumaS
dcSprendidaS dc suS alas.
tayu fu!minado, mcluncr!icO, Silcu-
clOHp. iriate, alberta la bOCd y los pies
hAcla los CiclOS, !mpreSO cI horror del
ablSInu cn Su Senbianlc llyida. \ gri-
to-. tendiendO los puiIos ma
cia Ia Sumbra. Mas tarGit esd palabra
Tue Gn llumbre Use llam6 Cain.
lleScendia. De repente una roca ls
golpeo una mano aferrose 4 ella Sc
uctuto. hiSuIcT ie siitI de d.fiba: -
r-,C&e; las eStrcllaS Sc cXtinguirdn
en- l0rno tuy0. maidiIo.--I IL vuZ 50
pcruiu ell II linrnO immense. SIlaniS,
palldn. miro hAcia Ia ctcrna aurora.
Los SOlCa cStaban iejUs. prru luda.
VIA br!!ia ban: Satauis rnder"I6 Ia ca.
pea y dHO lcYantaudO inS hrayO,.
-. MiGntCs.
Mas iardc csa palanra rIi "i alma
de Judas.
,Scmcjantc i los tiio>cs dc bronco. de-
PIE >0Dre Su5 Z"CalOS, SatanaS csppr6
!hli amos con los ojOS ijus cn los usLru,
Las cStrciilS cs.iDan lciUs, nero hri-
IlaDan aim. T.! rayo rr!gia en- los mis-.
mos clciuS. rios Y SUlcS. SaiuHiS Ti,i~c
y cScupi0 ilaciA I'll trucnu. lisa saliva
mas tardc iuG BarrahaS. TN ,0p]n
uuc pas" L. tlIC -nrr mas abaiu.
II
la caidA del condenadO c0moulG Dr..
nHcNo. Terrible, aUmbriO y atra,p,a.
40 uc HEuJcruS como una CribI. yria
como e! clclO IlcnO DE- cSirclias, Sc =
iCjanA. O, ciHridad tcinbiaha Y 81. rI
gran pfvclpltadu, dcSnudO. sinirStru 4
arraSl rado POr Il peso de slI crimcn
cana. como una Cilita. SgI CHirr2a Hhriu
al aDiSmu.
.Ala> lhajO. mas abIjO, sicmprc mH,
abH!". IOdO IL hula; ningiin Ohsi;irn-
10 de lin' pudcr agarrarsc. nj un mon
L"' III u'ia rOci lnclinada, nj una pie
dra: NADIA mas In SombrH.
Ccrr" los parpados, esp1um.do. Guam
DO los ahrid, hrillalan SOlamcntr irrs
sotCS, los dcmHs cStahan mucrtuS.
III,
nI TOca SaIia dc Ia hruma. urura
como Uu hfa20 que s. CNtiCp%c. ..aia.
nHI IL dgarrU : SuS !;.,,, t,r:lr0n las I'll
mas.
i3uiunrcs m"dii6 ci ser cspaufu1n
que llama Jam,tS SU frCntC vay6 ru
las mlnuS crimina.cs. Los trc. ,ln,
de- lcjoS scmciaulcS 4 trrs nIIni:,, f..
mlrnban. prrn 81 no ln. mirnf,, 81
cSpar!" scm"Jabl las ilauuras &c IL
terra, cuan'iu. en- la tardc. rI nrli.
LrIIi" ;" lmndc re: :rOcrdicufIo u,Orp
hrIIU 4 It's CJUs lei crepusCulO. Lar
Cos IayoS Iiceapan ilasta los pies dni
gran hc>iofrhdn. \ SiIS cSpaidgs. stI
Sombra iIcnaha cl l0liuito ,'9, Ia.'.3,n,,. ="
del c3os So cnrftindian n mas rr,, -, ,,I,, ~,
DE pronio Sinii0 Tuc Ir nnrinn rm:,, ',.,..
aias Iorriblc. Va ''''
Comprcudi6 que So yolvla moust tr;o
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-11-01
CERA LAS ENFERMEDAbNS
DE BRIGHT

Mr.. Robert q. Burke Elu0ra. x. y .
cscribc: AntcS dc Guc 80 IlSara 81 Cura
Rnlunes dc Foley. tEolcy'a Kidney Gu
rel cStaba hinchadO con l!idropesia.
mi vista cStaha dcDiiiIada Y apruaS
pOd;a ycr i algsIicn dc nj iamilia en-
medic del cuarto. Tuyr espcranzas de
viviF ctiaudO Un amigo me rccurdG ..l
Cura RiiiOncS de Foley Fufcy's Kid
ncY Cure). 80 cts. cl irdocO. Nntcs de
iaber tornado el inrcer frasco la hi
dropcsia iIabia daSaparccido aSi como
tndos las "traa cnicrnIcdadr> de- Bright
BriEht's dcSiaSe
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-11-01

MT ThOs. Grorec. uu raurrcj9pic
On VI Hgiu, pnllriu, dicr. "Yu nr
i"itd" uitd jgcur. local ulil y, Er.
n"dI" para Ia Tra H." chamberlain
.Ctamh"rlain'S CUa4H E"mcdyJ. Ia
nj roduic cn ttuadI = ycidi tguto de-
81 como dr tuhu9 Ens uIros artirI,.
los juutU4. DE- las m,cIias dur,.
mas Huc so vents baio garantiH nj ,Iua
una Eulo iut"lla mr rrIt ynclia. Yn
picd" rcromendar csin mcdfcinn di.
Clonl" como Ia hr usldn para mi y pa.
~ iniS niiuS %tcWpIc con ci mopr re-.
Huttahp. De Vcntu "r III EalirD dol
Leon DC :. \. Clapa. San AutGuiu.
Texas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-11-01
MAHAVIIIoSO uENEtut

Las NucyaS pilhoras dc vida del Dr.
hing (kinS's Now life rlliS) cura las
cnlcrmcdadcS del higado Z intcStinOs.
tapidamentc'. ES Ia mcj0r cura para
In constipation, jaquccas vfriigns,
Is cts. on Ia f}O,ica del Leon de f., i
Chapa San Antonio, Tex.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-11-01

Digna, dignisima fuG In acti.
tud del Jrpon en- la question ru.
so japonesa. Porque cuando ma.
clones como Russia, que 4 elem.
plo de personas NAL educadas
quieren eXplicarse con las patas
procuran miras bastardas. es ne.
cosarlo recordarlos en- debida
torma su error. Nuevamenle
presenta el Japon. al mundo una
positiva prueba do su dignidad
nacional al protestar enGrgica.
monte contra las indignidades
sufridas en- San Francisco. Dor
aIgunos subditos del Mikado. Y
la destituci0n de los ninos iapo.
neses de las escuelas para blan'
cos ell ese lugar,
a Mexico nos toca preguntar.
lo ahora, por quo el .Iap6n cuida
de la educaci6n de los ninos jnpo
nescs en- cuaiquier parte del mum
do ell donde los hayn. V Mexico
no tiene csc mismo ciudado con
los hijoe de los mexicanos resi-
dentes en- los Estados Unidos2
Es por indignidad nacional. Dor
cobardla, 8 por ell despre%io con
Ia administrator We & su pueblo?
Es bien sabido que SOLO en- aIgu.
mas poblacioues graudes de los
Estados Unidos. como en- San
Antonio y otros de segundo or
den, los nlhoS meXicanCs son ad.
mItidoS cn las escuelas america.
mas, perO en- el reStO del pals
muy particularmenIe en- Texas.
los niios meXicanos son cxc!ui.
dos de las escuelas sin haber lev
para clio. \ sin embargo de ESQ
nIngun represente del Gobierno
de Mexico ha hecho protesta de
tai injusticia. FL Gobierno MeXi.
cano no funda escuelas para me-.
Nlcanos en- este pals. tampoco
protesta de la no admission en- las
escuelas americanas. La coudi
cion del meXicano pobre. para @
ducar q su hijO. es mGy dura. V
tiene un porvenir tenebroso.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-11-01

local, pero que es dificil conveu
Ger al pueblo japones de que Ell
Goblerno central no es response
ole de esos actos. Tn miembro
del Gabinete dijo, que este creia
la situacion eXcesivamente deli.
cada y requeria ell mas tino trata
taniento para evitar una ruptu-
ra con Ell pueblo :lel .Iap0n.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-11-01

NUEVO COCINEEO NEXT
CANO on forma DC D.ccionario
un tomo bieu ompa tado. $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-02
Saengerbund Musicale.

The Washington saengerbund gave a mu-
sicai entertainment last evening In the hall
OF the organization. 314 C street. which was
the eighth one OF the season. Mr.. Stephen
Rubel directed the entertainment and was
also accompanlst
The entertainment was opened with the
kings prayer and chorus from ''Lohen-
grim by Mr.. A. w. Porter and chorus Mr..
Howard Cook, tenor soloist. sang Nit
Wurd and Hoheit" from Creation" and
Columbia" One of the best numbers rem
dered was violin solo. Fantasia Appas-
sionata, by Miss Louise Carson. Mrs
Laura q. johnson received q hearty encore
Tor her singing OF Isl tn m'aimais" Mrs
Blanche NJ Rogers sang with pleasing eff
rect Weber,s difficult aria from "Oberon.' e
Ocean. Thou Mighty Monster" Mrs.
Rogers, Mrs. Johnson and Messrs Cock
and Porter, as a quartet. sang Sunset
and Last Night" Mrs, Rogers and chorus
sang infaammatus, which concluded the
program.
The committee OF arrangements was:
George Strom, H. @. Minister. John Resiiker
and Henry Schriber. The celebration OF
the fifty-ffth anniversary OF the organize
tion VIII be held April - An elaborate
musical program Is being arranged by Mr..
xander for the occasion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-02
NEW CURE FOR INDIGESTION.
Defendant In the Police Court Gives
the REGIME.

Judge Mullowny learned of a new cure
for indigestion from one of the defendants
in the Police Court today. The prisoner
was Fred Whitfield, coIored. and he was
charged with disorderly conduct.
About 7 O'Clock Saturday night while on
his beat Policeman Curet of the fourth pre-
cinct saw Whitfield, partially drunk pick
up a brick from the street.
What are you going to do with the
brick?" asked the officer.
1 am going to smash 1t up and put it in
gin to drink was the reply
What were you doing with the bTick?'
asked Judge Mullowny of the defendant In
court today.
L was going to make tea out Of it." was
the reply
snake tea of it?" repeated his honor
surprised.
Yes sir. / suffer from indigestion and /
Doll the brick in water and then drink the
water"
Is that what you are going to do when
you get out of here?' asked his honor
Yes sir. Use going to drink some when
I get home.'
All right. / guess that Will he punish
ment enough" said his honor. Take his
bond
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CHARGE OF MURDER.
Young Mother Accused Of Drowning
Her Child.

Lottie Hawkins, q young colored woman.
was placed on trial this morning in Criminal
Court No. under an indictment charging
her with murder In the first degree In
connection with the drowning of an TN
named female infant in the Anacostia river
December IS last. Messrs. James W. Rock.
Samuel S. Marceron, Charles Ferguson.
George E. Lewis. George N. Coe. Ruard
NJ. Laurenson, John NJ. Daley. William
Chauncey, E. E. Fisher, ]. J. Maekessy,
Harold f. Doyle and Stafford Parker were
impaneled as a jury.
Attorneys James b. Mclaughlin and
Richard r. Horner appear for the defend
ant, while the government is represented by
Assistant United States Attorney Turner
In brief address to the jury Mr.. Turner
explained that the government expected to
prove that the prisoner threw the infant,
which the indictment charges was her child,
from the Anaeostia bridge about 6 O'Clock
the evening of December %
The hearing of evidence for the prose-
cution was then commenced. DR.. Larkin
w. Glazebrook, deputy coroner. testified as
to the condition of the body of the infant
at the time the autopsy was performed.
The remains, the doctor stated, showed the
characteristic appearances of death by
drowning.
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HEAVILY FINED.
Harry White, Colored, Convicted in
Police Court Of Two Charges.

After being ordered out OF a cigar store
at $40 18th street northwest by Miss Lena
Schrot. who was In charge of the store,
early yesterday morning, Harry White.
coiored, showed his resentment By flashing
a razor at the girl and later by breaking
the front glass of the store. Policeman Nc
Donneil of the first precinct placed White
In custody and he was arraigned in the
Police Court this morning on a charge of
destroying private property and of carrying
concealed weapons. The sentences imposed
by Judge Mullowny totaled s22o fine or
eight months on the farm.
Miss Schrot held her nerve during the
time the man was IN the store. He was
ordered out because he was under the in
fiuence of liquor. White replied in pro-
fame language. Miss Schrot was meanwhile
pushing him toward the door, when he sud
denly drew a razor from his pocket and
opened It. Miss Schrot jumped back be-
yond his reach, but subsequently showed
him out and closed the door,
White turned around and broke the front
window. John Gallagher. who was passing
along the street. saw the window broken
and he held White until the officer arrived
The latter took the razor from White.
Il don't remember anything about that
store. said White in court today. Judge
Mullowny imposed the sentences noted to
give him time to think 1t over.
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Brought Here for Trial.

Detective Father returned from Atlanta,
Ga, this morning with Albert Van Horne,
who is wanted to answer charge Of hav-
Ing stolen gold watch and chain worth
$12o and SS5 In cash from d. c. Taylor. as
heretofore stated In The Star. Van Horne
and another young man were working in
a hotel on Pennsylvania avenue. and, 1t is
alleged, they were about the city with
Taylor the night he was robbed. That was
In December. and Van Horne left here that
night and went to Baltimore. and. 1t is
SAID after he had spent all his money he
enlisted. He was assigned to the 18th In
fantry and was sent to Fort Mcpherson. at
Atlanta. for duty. He will be given hear
Ing in the Police Court tomorrow morning.
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Homeward Bound Mission Meetings.

A series of rally meetings were held yes
terday at the Homeward Bound Mission, 10
Pennsylvania avenue, and its brancnes. The
day was opened by an early service at the
Shelter Home for white men and boys at
800 Missouri avenue. Maj and Mrs Reindeil
being in charge. At the conclusion of this
meeting all were invited to partake OF q
'thallelujah breakfast, which is a novelty
In this part of the country, out Is popular
In some communities in the east Services
were held OF headquarters ar II oeio IL and
an industrial service at 3 o clock, which was
presided over by Maj. Ethel Garner The
evening service at headquarters was led by
Mr.. and Mrs Perry of Illinois The entire
day was a busy one for the WORKERS 1t
was reported that Commander Hasiasr, who
has been critically I'D. is improving.
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Gets Long Term in Workhouse.


Two charges OF disorderly conduct were
made against Daniel Lynch In the Police
Court today, one for following a woman
into her house and the other for profanity in
the first precinct station house Judge Null
lowny imposed sentences amounting to $50
fine or four months on the farm in both
cases.
While Policeman Smith of the first pre-
cinct was pacing the bricks on Sth street
northwest Saturday evening he heard the
screams of woman. He went in the d.
rectfon of the cries. which he soon learned
were coming from the house at 912 Sth
street northwest When the officer stepped
inside the house he found Lynch lying in
the rear hall.
very excited and nervous woman. who
did not give her name, explained that as
she was walking along the street the man
had followed her, and she had ruu into
the house for shelter. He followed her
but was kept out of the rooms by locked
doors. The complainant, the officer testi-
fled. was almost in a state of nervous col
lapse following the incident
In the station house, according to Police
man Adams, Lynch INDUCED in profanity.
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