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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-01
NOTAS CURI0SAS.


sfIhe World, de New York, publica Ia
lista de las americanas Ticas que Be han ca
Hado con indiViduos de Is nobleza euro
pea. Son cerca de quinientas, cada una
no tenfa menos de $4,000 d6lares de dote.
No g verdad que sc cotizan muy alto les
tftulCs de nobleza, en- plena epoca demo-
cratica9
En- Montieaux, Francia, ae est6n ha-
ciendo tiltimamente algunos experimentos
con un nuevo reflector electrico que tiene
nm poder luminoso de treinta millones de
bujfas, y que proyecta sus rayos Ia dis
tancia de cincuenta millas
lei dltimo matrimonio con una hiia
de Presidente celebrado en- Ia Casa Blan-
ca, aDtes del de Miss Alice fue el de Miss
Nellie Grant, que algdn tempo despu@s tu-
vo por desenlace IN diyorcio. Pero Miss
Grant cas6 con un s'caballero" ingles no
cop-un venerable y calvo diputado yam
kee.
Hay en- Masachuset un muchacho
que goza de una vista extraordinaria.
Hace POGO tempo un clergyman sc trag6
accidentalmente una moneda, como 81 los
pobres no la necesitaran, para designar
el sitio exacto donde Sc habfa alojado, no
fue precise hacer uso de los rayos x. Ell
chico, gracias Ia potencia de su vista, pu-
do designar ell lugar del ex6fago en- que Ia
moneda Sc habfa detenido. Los peri6dicos
han dicho que ese muchacho es peIigroso
Los estadistas son ingeniosos, I'm
reverendo neoyorkino ha calculado que Ell
alcohol consumido diariamente en- New
York, representa- una suma de un million
de d6Iares, 8 sea 365 millones anuaIes
Esta eifra equivale cuatro veces la pro-
ducci6n annual del orc. 81 reverendo AHA
de que con Ell dinero consagrado en- diez
amos al alcohol, Sc podrfa comprar una ca
ga para cada obrero de New York No
les parece q ustedes que Ell reverendo exa-
gera2
I'm Juez de Chicago acaba de dictar
un fallo netamente yankee. Habiendo
muerto cierto individuo llamado John He
dlunh por haber tornado gran cantidad de
whisky, dejando en- la miseria sus hijos,
los cuales presentaron querella contra e.
propietarios de las tres cantinas mas fre-
cuentadas por su padre, pretendiendo que
ellos tenfan la culpa de su muerte. Ell
Juez, apiadado por el infortunio de los
huerfanos, sali6 su favor, condenando q
pagar los propietarios Sc, 900 frances pOr
da1os y pe1juicios.
LA institution del Senado remonta q
los mas antiques tiempos. Ell Sanhedrin
era el Senado de los judfos Esparta, Ate
nas, Cartago y Roma, tenian tambien su
Alta Asamblea. En- Francia Sc cre6 ell
primer Senado s'conservador" en- 1899, en-
cargado de velar por la conservaci6n de
las leyes votadas por el Cuerpo legislator.
Esta asambIea fue abolida en- 1874 por Luis
XVIII y reemplazada por Ia CSmara de
les Pares. El Senado fue restablecido
por Napoleon III en- 1852 y reor-
ganizado por Ia Constitution republican,
de 1875. Desde esta 6poca comparte con
la Camara de Diputados Ell Poder Legisla
two.
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TenOres faIleCidOs.

Despues de Tamagno Bolis, la muerte
ha seguido restando tenores de fama. Jo-
ven todavfa ha muerto Apostolic, y tras de
81, los II amos de edad, en- Milan, Enri-
co Barbacini, triunfador en- la Scala, en- Ia
ejecuci6n del don Carlos, en- 1869, diez
amos mas tarde uno de los mas grandes in
terpretes de Ia Mesa de Verdi junto con
Ia Stolz J la Waldmann.
Tambien acaba de morir, en- Mia, la
renombrada cantatriz francesa CALI Ma
ris, quien fu6 (1875) Ia primera insupe-
rada int6rpTete de Ia Carmen de Bizet.
Muri6 despues de haber Tepresentado q
Carmen m6s de 1900 veces.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-01
Ell ERA!LE Y EL FRuTERO
CUENTO


'fFel iMorall Religi6nl iverdadl Juati-
lciaP'
gritaba casi Biempre en- sus sermones.
cierto fraile, tachado por acciones
de iereza, impudor, dolo y codicia.
Lo oy6 un viejo fruterO, el ito Malicia,
Y solto de repente sus pregones:
'IUvas, peras, sandals melonesl
Els la fruta que llevo una deliciaP'
-isacrflegol-con tono furibundo,
grit6 el predicador.- Como Sc entiendeS
iAsf el temple profanaa, vagabundoS
-iPor que, replic6 el otro, me reprende2
JQuiere vuestFa merced ser en- 81 mundo
dnico que pregone......l que vende5
Felipe Perez Gonsdles.
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RUPERTo CABEZAs.

~ Enrique Longfellow, poeta litera-
to americana, naci0 en- Portland el q de
Febrero de 1907 muri6 en- Cambridge Ell
"a de Mario de 1882. Muy popular en- In
glaterra, es ta1nbien conocido admiradO
por los literatos europeos. Sus poesfas Sc
distinguee por 10 escogido de los epftetOs y
por la melodfa de Ia versificacion. Posefa
profunda sensibiIidad, rica imaginaci6nsy
gusto perfecto. Sin embargo, en- concepto
de un crftico americana (M. GriswOld),
'ssus condolences, aunque relevantes, no
son de un OTden verdad aderamente superior,
Iiene mas nObleza en- el He tiaient0 que
fuerza en- el pensamiento, lie falta cierta
tkeaeuFa, orig lidad y podeg creadQg,N
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EI centenario de la saIchicha.

Los golosos de Viena celebraron POGO
ha, con grandes atracones, el centenario
de la invenci6n de la salchicha llamada
de Francfort, aunque fue en- la capital del
santo imperio donde la invent6 Juan La
huer quien, por ser de Francfort, lie di6 al
sabroso invento el nombre de la ciudad tn
que naci6.
Lahner Sc estableci6 en- Viena en- 1913
abri6 una modesto salchichonerfa que no
prosper6 hasta que presento los vieneses
Ell embutido hoy c6lebre que hizo rico
su inventor.
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C U E n 7 0.

Un chico SO confesaba
con Ia mayor devotion,
y acerca de religion
el cura le examinaba.
iEl Padre es Dios?-le decfa
con ese acento de mando;
, 81 chico cash temblando,
81, senor,-le respcndfa.
-sY el hijo es Dios ?-interpuso
Ell cura con mas carifio,
al yer que quedaba el nifio
entire llorosO J confuse.
-Vamos, df; contesta ya,-
el sacerdote le dijO:
Sera Dios, sin duda, el hijo
en- muriendo 81 papa.
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La EELIG.LDA0.

Suefio que el alma fatiga,
luz que ante mi Sc derrama,
voz que impaciente me llama,
ansia que q vivir me obliga;
felicidad cue me hostfga,
en- pos de mi siempre va,
que a un mismo tempo le da
luz y sombra q mi deseo;
20 en- todas parties Ia veo....
y en- ninguna parte estd.
.....Nube azul, blanca, ligera,
que los Bentidos engafia,
y tras de cada montana
parece que nos espera;
en- impetuosa carTera
Ell hombre 4 cogerla va,
llega...se fu6.. ..sfguela.
piensa asirla q cada instante. 80.
la nube Siempre adelante,
pero siempre mas ala.
.....lFelicidadI suefio vano
de un bien que no esta en- la terra;
ansia que impaciente encierra
triste 81 coraz6n humane;
luz de misterioso arcane,
vaga sombra celestial,
mezcla de bien y de NAL;
td eres en- mi coraz6n
la eterna revelaci6n
de mi espfritu immortal.
SELeAs.
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I E A I r 0

La compaffa de zarzuela que act6a en-
el Teatro del Parque prepare para esta
noche una function extraordinaria.
La compaffa ha hecho esfuerzos para
que tanto el .atrezzo como Ia representa-
ci6n sean del agrado del pdblico, pIocu-
rando & Ia vez que 81 lespectSculo termine
Vempgano,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-01
.EL HERR0
DE ALDEA g

Bajo un alto nogal, copudo vieio,
Est6 Il pobre fragna de Il aldea,
ALI tabaja q joYen arteaano,
Herrer0 y herrador en- una pieza.
De alta estatura, de robuatos hombrop,
De euerpo frme y mdsculoa de atleta.
Su cabello abundante, negro y rizo
En- hermoso desorden juguetea
Por Ia frente curtida, donde aaoman
Del honTado sudor hquidas perlas.
Cana alegre su pan, anna el tfabaio:
No foment6 jam6s odios nj deudas;
Puede mirar & todoa frente 4 frente
Con amino tranquilo faz serena.
Semana tras semana, dfa tras dfa
Su formidable brazo martillea,
Como toca 81 ssadios" al sol poniente
la vibrante campana de la igleaia,
ALI los nilos en- alegre Corro,
AL volver a sus casas de Ia escuela
Van q mirar del hierro enrojecido
Las relucientes chispas que serpean.
Los domingos al temple Sc dfrige
Y entire los nifios placido sc sienta
Dye al grave pastor que ora y predica,
7 otra voz oye de dulzura LENA,
La de su hija, en- Ell cristiano coro
Que su palermo coraz6n alegra.
Aquella voz de timbre delicado
Otra voz muy amada le recuerda;
La de su buena madre, que esta en- gloria
Necesita loh dolorl pensar en- ella......
Brilla luego en- sus ojos una lagrima,
Que con Ia mano encallecida SEGA.
De su existencia en- el camino avanza
Trabajando entire goces entire penas.
Del tempo los instantes que franecurren
Con Yuda exactitud ealcula ycuenta,
Las maianas lpOr obFas cOmenzadas
Y las puestas del sol por obras hechas
iAsf solo al descanso de Ia noche
Con derecho eabal sc eonsideral
iGracias ii, mi buen amigo,
Por Ia lecci6n que .das q miexpeEiencia!
Las formulas del bien asf ae baten
En- Ia fragna tenaz de la,existencia.
ActOs = pensamientos, uno uno
Sobre el ssonoro yunque Be mcclellan.
ENRIQUE LONGFELLOW
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SituaciOu gravisims.

ALARMANTE NOTICIA.-se 9 i n
cartas particulares recibidas por el tiltimo
correo la situaci6n en- Barcelona es gravf-
sima. Los catalanes y vaiencianos demos
trando su nuuca desmentido amor las
libertades tratan de hacer una demostra-
ci6n contra los degenerados gobiernos de
la monarqufa que no descansan por con-
vertir Ia desdichada Espara en- colonia
britannica.
ST esos vieios carcas retr6gados vieran
las 50 cajas de camas, colchones y telas que
Ell Cleo recibi6 aver, Sc volverfan radi-
Gales.
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COnferenGiaS Cuaresma-
les para CahaIIerOS.

Hoy domingo, primero de abril, & las
siete y media de Ia noche dar6n principle
On la Santa Iglesia Catedral las conferen-
cias cuaresmales para caballeros, dirigidas
por el Rev. P. Gaspar M. de Cebrones y
continuaran Ia misma hora durante 8
dias.
PreSbfteros P. M. Berries,
Case Jorge Hizern, don
d, Lcdo. Rafael P. Rodriguez
Herndudez, invitan para esOs
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Apenas abre una persona cualquier PEI
ri6dico de Ia isla, con 10 primero que Sc
da de 2aGnOs oj0s es con Ia protesta de
los monOpolios que van extendiendose por
toda Ia isla.
La protesta es general, pero no Sc We
que nadie tome medidas radicales para po-
ner coto q los abusos.
Aquf, en- San Juan es donde 1nicamen-
to las autoridades han tornado inter6s en-
perseguir uno de los artfculos mas casti-
gados; la leche.
Por 10 demas continuance en- ell mismo
eatado respecto los otros.
Si fueramos 4 hacer una lista de los ar
tfculos mas castigados nos encontrarfamos
con los siguientes en- primera fila:
Pan.
Leche.
Carne.
Pescado.
F6sforos.
Carbon.
Aves.
De suerte que Ell modo de vivir las cla-
Bes medianas pobres resulta un gran pro-
blema y buen negocio para los que tienen
acaparadOs aquellos artfculos.
Vease sin6 el calcuIo providencial y
mas bien alto que bajo que hace un peri6-
dicO de Mayagiiez, que tambi6n es vfcti-
ma de la tiranfa.
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DON SANTIAGO R. PALMER

Anoche como & las IL menos cuarto de-
j6 de existir este prestigioso hombre pdbli-
co, casi repentinameute.
Damos el pesame 4 su desconsolada IA
milia.
Mafana Sc ocupar6 "La Correspondent
cia" de tan triste acontecimiento.
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In Ga impEentR s. yende papel Dc ps
gidiica Yiaio & a2.0Q quiptal.
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T1l Curse de Psicologfa, por Enrique
Jose VaFOna. Habana, 1905.
~ DIR. Te6filo Martinez Esc0bar. Dis
curse inaugural del curse academico de
1879 q 1880.
l2l DIR. Arfstides Mestre. DiscatrsO de
prssgntacs0n Ell la inyestidura de Doctor
en- Fflosoffa Letras del sefior Juan M.
Dihigo. Revista Guiana, tomo VIII, 1888.
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ENRIQUE LONGF Elbow,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-01

5.cV57t9U tItV5oVty yIOCOIV VVT5Vt0c', II1-
tica de las doctrinas psicol6gicas
lista y materialista, con tan dial
vera precision de lenguaje, que L
& ese intento dedicadas pueden
por un acabado modelo de 10 al
la literature didactica.
Una vez en- possession del m6tc
do q Las investigaciones que ha
pnir. ahra 81 aItor ante nneatr-
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en q EKteTiOF. Un $50 oE0. ......... 5 zoo
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-10-27
MRS. LESLIE MURDERED.
E. Il. Nicholas Confesses to killing
Actress and Stealing Diamonds.

Il. Il. Nicholas Confesses to KILN z
Actress and Stealing Diamonds.
CHICAGO, Oct. 24-Edward E. Mich
olas, theatrical agent, who was taken
into custody by the police during their
investigation of the death OF Mrs. Mar
garet Leslie, the actress, who was
found dead in her room at the Palace
hotel here, has made a confession of
the murder.
Two pawnbrokers informed the po-
lice that Nicholas had been to them
with diamonds said to have been the
property of Mrs. Leslie before her
death and which were not found until
it was learned that they were in the
possession of Nicholas. The prisoner
refused to say word regarding his
possession of the diamonds when con
fronted by the pawnbroker.
He was then taken to the police sta
ton, where he made a confession to
Police Captain O'Brien, who had Mich
olas in custody, stating that he muir
dered Mrs Leslie and stole her dia-
monds, valued at $1,000
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-10-27
WITH Ill FATED MAINE.
Weapons of Cuban Rebels Sent Il
Bottom of Havana Harbor.

Weapons of Cuban Rebels Sent to
bottom of Havana Harbor.
HAVANA, Oct. 25.-The statement
made by Secretary of War Taft on the
eve of his departure from Cuba that he
would put all the arms surrendered by
the insurgents where they would do no
further harm was verified when COM
pany of the Cuban artillery under or
ders cast all the weapons given up by
the rebels into the sea from the outer
bastion of Moro castle Thousands of
rifles and carbines were sunk in thirty
fathoms of water
Some unrest continues to pr>Fail in
the provinces of Puerto Prt/cipe and
Santa Clara, where small Zmed bands
are rowing and committing minor dep
relations. The residents of Holguin
requested protection of troops against
a considerable body of ex-rebels who
are reported to be giving trouble, and
a battalion of the Eleventh infantry
has reached Holguin
The mayor of the town of Aguacate,
in the province of Havana, who was
ousted from office, has been restored to
his position and has organized an
armed guard or escort of twenty five
men. alleging that he feared an attack
by the Moderates. Governor Magoon,
however, has ordered Governor Nunez
to proceed to Aguacate and compel the
mayor TO surrender the arms of his
escort and bring the weapons to Ha-
yala.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-10-27
\ "a - &,
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
HE STATE OF VEST VIRGINIA:

THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:
Atrules held in the Clerks office Of
the Circuit Cour Of Berkeley County. the
LIST day OF October, 1906. E
Annie f Orr and James c. orr. her
husband; Mary A. Orr and John A.
Orr, Her husband.
VS..
Richard Anderson,
Annie Anderson,
Catherine Anderson,
Ambrc Sc Anderson,
Rosie Anderson,
William Anderson, the latter three in
fants.
g Joseph Anderson in his own right
and guardian for Ambrose, Rosie and
William Anderso
Merchant and Farmers Bank. a cor
poraion.
r. T. Files
c. N. Stuckey.
w Stuckey,
c. w. Skipper and A. H. Skipper, part
ners trading as Skipper Bros.
Mrs. c. Joseph Anderson,
]. NJ. Stuckey,
!. B. Skipper and
Joseph G. Kitchen.
The object of the above suit is to have
partition made among the parties enti-
tied OF the real estate set up in the bill, if
susceptible of partition and if not to sell
the real estate and divide the proceeds
smong such parties under the direction of
the Court and it appearing or affidavit
filed in this suit that the defendants,
Richard Anderson and Catherine Ander-
son, are ron residents of this State, they
are hereby required TO appear at the said
Clerk s Office. within one month from the
eighth day OF October, 1906, 0he date of
the frs publication hereof and do what
is neces AIRY to protect their interests iii
is matter L. DEWITT GERHARDT,
Lindsay and Thomas, Clerk.
Attorne for Plaintiff. Io-6-4t
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-10-27
STANDARD IS GUILTY
After Singing Hymns Findlay
Jury Agree on Verdict.
ROCKEfELLER'S TRIAL TO FOLLOW
ohio's shit AGAINST oil Combination
Ends Ira Defeat ~ Grcaf T~asi.
Decision Came IL asrfy Nsgn-
isg Affe4 tsoaaS .A.i,


FINDLAY. u. oct 70 Aftm inr
ing reHetoas song fra gei3G VI
hours early III nag ir ti
house here tie We use os t
state Of Ohio ae .tandur4 d
company retuvel a yee3Sat Of gait
on the charge Of con piracy to ~
strain trade ia violation Of the ant
trust laws Of the state, The tdFl
John d. Rockefeller ON the sa p
charge follows, probably after appeal.
in the present case are taken.
The jury was ont tliirty-two hour
and returned the verdict Of guilty al
4:30 in the morning. Attaches Of the
courthouse had given up all hope o
an agreement after the jurymen r.
ported TO Judge Banker that they coulG
not agree on a verdict. The judge sent
them back and told them to try again
Suddenly, when all was still about
the courthouse, song broke the still
ness, and the startled attaches heard
the words Of the hymn, Nearer My
God, to Thee"
The song was followed by many 9th
er good old Methodist hymns, sung
with the fervor of revival times This
was kept up from about 2 to A o'clock
in the morning. Then one of the jury
men got on his feet and made an ear
nest speech to his fellows. Hand clap
ping and other demonstrations of mp
prevail were heard from the juryroom.
n OF Il nd
the jury announced that they were
ready to give their verdict The bailiff
summoned Judge Banker, County Pros
eeutor David and Attorney Troup for
the defense.
Judge Banker, when he arrived. said,
Gentlemen, have you agreed upon a
verdictg'
"Your honor, we have" responded
Foreman Bales.
what is the verdict?"
The foreman, A. l.. Bales, sent the
court a typewriter form which had
been filed out, and the court read it.
as follows:
eve the jury in this case, find the
defendant guilty in the manner and
form as the defendant stands charged
on the information"
Attorney Troup, for the Standard Oil
company, made motion for new
trial. which viii be heard later.
The penalty for violation of the Val
entine law is a fine of not less than
$50 and not more than $1,000, or inn
prisonment for from six months to one
year, or by both such fine and impris-
onment.
Seven farmers and five business men
made up the jury which thus deliberat-
ed for thirty-two hours before finding
the Standard oil guilty of conspiracy
in restraint of trade.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-10-27

Doumergue, minister @N''''''or"n,
will remain and that General Picquart
will get the war portfolio. 4 new
ministry of labor may be cyeated with
NJ, Viviani, the well known Socialist
deputy, at its heal
The selection Of General Picquart,
the defender of Dreyfus, for the posi-
ton Of war minister is regarded as
an 'audacious stroke on the part of NJ
Clemenceau and naturally has aroused
a storm of protest on the part of the
reactionary press, but it has caused
an equal amount of enthusiasm amonp
the Radicals
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-10-27

PHILADELPHIA, Ocl. "a - ne
hearing in the habeas corpus proceed
ings to secure the release of Charlotte
Kelly and Harry Somers, who were
held by the coroner as principals in the
murder of Mrs. Maurice X. Lewis, re
suited in the discharge of Somers,
while Miss Kelly was remanded to
await the action of the grand jury.
Mrs. Lewis was found murdered on
Sept. 10 in the home of Miss Kelly
where she had apartments.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-10-27
WAY Have Pence at saate Domingo

WASHINGTON, Oct. "a = The adj
vices received at the state department
are to the effect that negotiations for
peace between the government and the
rebel forces in the neighborhood of
Monte Cristi, Santo Domingo, which
were recently broken off. have been re-
sumed, with every prospect of success,
and that the immediate disarmament
of the rebels Is promised
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-10-27

BOSTON. Oct. 20-John +. Moran's
utterances i'm his canvass for governor
are interpreted by Bostoniaus to mean
that he aspres to the presidency After
denying allegiance to Hearst or Bryan
Mr.. Moran said: Il owe fealty to no
man ! take my choice among all of
them. and / tell you THIS that If l am
elected governor this year and re-elect-
ed next year | viii take my stand with
the rest Of them, not as follower, hut
as their enuAlN
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-10-27
NOTICE, TO CREDITORS.

To the creditors of Aaron Bell,
j deceased:
III pursuance of a decree of
the Circuit Court of Berkeley
County, State of West Virginia,
made in a cause therein pend~
ing, to subject the real estate of
of the said
AARONiBELLI
to the payment of hisI debts,
you are required to present
your claims against the estate
of the said Aaron Bell for adj
Indication to z K Harrison, com,
missioner, at his Office in the
said county on or before the
9Th day of Nov ember.
Witness l. Dew Gerhardt.
Clerk of the said Court this 25th
day of September, 1906.
l. Dew Gerhardt,
8 30 ct s. Clerk.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-10-27
stole Annn Hela,s Jewels.

CLEVELAND. o.. Oct 24-The po-
lice of this city and a well known de-
tective agency are working to discover
the whereabouts of $150,000 worth of
jewels which Anna Held, the actress,
reported were stolen from her ON Il
Pennsylvania train while coming into
Cleveland early in the morning The
gems, said to include many very elab-
crate and valuable pieces, We're stolen
from Miss Held's stateroom while she
and her husband, Florence Seigfeld,
Jr., We're temporarily absent from it.
The jewels We're in small hand
satchel, which also contained over S6,-
600 in money and papers. bank books,
etc. which Miss Held said she valued
at $1,000
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-10-27
HUGHES ON LINCOLN.
Republican Candidate Cheered In
OneOnta Opera House.

OneOnta opera mouse.
ONEONTA, N. Y, Oct 90 - The
opera house was crowded last night,
and when Mr.. Hughes appeared he
was loudly eheered. He said In part:
'NTy opponent said last night, be-
lieve it was, or, at any rate very re-
Gently, that IL Abraham Lincoln were
here today he would be with us in
this movement against the menace of
power and wealth in politics by our ar
rogant corporation attocracy, even as
he stood against the arrogant slave
holding autocracy of his day.
"Of course Abraham Lincoln would
be against misuse of power. Who
would not be? And of course Abra-
ham Lincoln would be against the mis-
use of wealth in politics. Who
wouldn't? But that is one Of the H.
sues in this campaign with which my
opponent would do we'll To deal him
self"
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-10-27
GENERAL GEORGES PICoUART.

fus as a victim of the anti Dreyfus
cabal. As head Of the intelligence de-
psrtment he exposed the perfdy Of
Major Esterhazy, Du Patty de Clam
and Colonel Henry. He was for this
removed from Office and imprisoned
for nearly year. Attempts were made
to force him to commit suicide At the
Rennes court martial he was the most
conspicuous defender of Dreyfus. He
has since fought several duels with
the Dreyfus foes. When Dreyfus was
rehabilitated last spring Piequart was
restored to the army with the rank of
brigadier general and was decorated
publicly with the cross of the Legion
of Honor