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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-18
TRIBUNAL SUPREME
PARTt DBPOSITIVA Dill TRIBUNAL SUPREME En- Il
PLHTO CONTRA FL PUEBLO.
Ia sENTENCJA
Il PUEBLO De PUERTO-RICO VEiCIDO POR Ia
IGLES|A CATOL|CA ROAANI,

San Juan y eAlles I'D aasntes & 10 mia
m ,, oil imporle de los ean0neS &uuelss
psgadoH por 81 Ayuntami nso de San
JuAp, en- igusl petiodo do tlsmpo, kl
Tesoro do Puerto Rio), RsCsndSnta ep
eAda MO q siento veirte y och dollars
eincueuta y dos seniRvos lSl28.52) J
por sl terreno en- Qus asla edifcsdo el
a lilo dc Dsmentss, spreciAdo por ol
mIsmo Peri0do de tIempo On ssse1ta y
auAtro mil L64 00o] dollars, 10 rsnsa
annual del leIA por cIento sobro esq
csnGidad, dutanie oil mismo psriodo
do tiempo, AseeudsnIe On sAda sHo q
tres mil oth9sIsnsos susrsrts L3.840]
dollars.
Tamhi6n ordsna, a1iadca y de
ereta disho Tribunai que el Pueblo de
Puerto Rico devuslvA 9 frASpAse & Is
Iglsaia OstolicS AgoEi6lies Roma1a
en Puerto Riso todos les esnsos pro
aedenles de los extipgpi los eonvenlos
do santo Domingo, San FfansiEeo y
Porta Cell, qao dgorAn en- el Libro
inyenlario general obrants On los AR
chivoa do 10 Tesorsria de Puerto Rlgo
J que aEslenden Ia sumA CO di,z ,
I nusvs mil aetesiensos segsnts y suatro
dol as VENTS tres cIvs (sl9 764 23);
conder q 1doae lAmhien I'll PEeblo de
Puerto Rico 81 psgo do lodoE los re
diGos d, los msneionados censos 60
brsdos por 10 TskoreriA do Fusrto
Rico deids sl lS dc Oinbrs de 1872
haaia Ia fHha en- qua nc tj:cpis i
aentanclF, ~ Ia indemnizs.ion dc los
espila - DO o. esnA0s reA.mi1oE
que se redim,n ca igual Fsflodo dC
itenpo y & 10 dc las eArt dadss Eerai
bldAs p0r coneeplos dc redioE da eaoI
cApitAler recimid0s 6 Qus 90 redimar
y Adtmaa, 81 pSgo Go los insersSeH 10
gales & iodAS les express dAS sumss
arsz5n del sells 20; oitnt5 AuuAl deI
do Ia iptsrpoSis!tn do lR demands
hAsia 10 fs,hA On Gus 90 verlfQue 6
totAl solve 4Ie do lAs miGm&l|y 90 ds
ereta Adsmss, poE dieho Tribunal, gu,
10 dsmAndA sea J es, p;riA prsasnl
dsasIlimadA 90 euanto por sllk &c lrA
10 do rssAhAr del Pueblo do Puerll
Rlso q sdihgio dsnominAdo eConYoa
10 de SAnlo D0mi. g GuI Gsrrenc
An'x)sg loa que oeugR sl I'd fsio e.
aceido por CuArsai dc BAllSjA, ca Gu
yea txHsmos ss dso ara sin lrgA
lithA demands, Ansg,v 6aaoAs os /
mlsmA COZ Fsapses9 4 ssoa para Gala
tes, al Pue5lo dc Puerto Rico, snler
lie 1doie "a sosiAs dol Ilsi0 an Ell
pesiAl eyLdeaIe.on, AZ 10 ordsnal
10 Aolad.cGn . dsefslal osN Nsa JaI
sss dol Tfibapal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-18
En- IA CQRTE SUPRENA
z Tribunal Supreme be dlciAdo
IenlenciAG On las sAuIsi siguisntEi

E TtIbunAl Supreme be d!ciado
tenlenoiAG On las sAnIsi SiguisrtEi
CriminAlsl; E Pusblo do PusEto
Rlao coutrA IIidoro FsnE, Apelasi6n
do 10 Corle do Aresibo sonfrmAdA 10
uenlsnelA con lAa eostGs &l apelanls.
Fl Pueblo de Puerto Rico contra
FfGnciGeo GlIuGn, ApelAelon de IL
Corle de DlIirilo de HamAelo, eAuIa
Dor adullerio, eonhEmAdA 10 GeLtsnsls /,
& Pulb o de Puerto R.so sonlrA
Miguel R!vsrs, apslAsi6n de 10 Corls
ds Disirli) De MAJsgH L, oAusa por
dslilo s)nlFG lA Pss sonnrm ada Ia
ssnlsrsi con las eolias Al GpslArie.
Ei Pueblo De Pusrlo R.so sonlrA
a.. Rivera, apslAsi6n Dc Ia Cor
10 Dc Dlurilo de Arsslbo, sauss Dor
nfeses 90 10 ley del lrab' ,, conaf.
nAda la snlsnsis son ln oostAs 81
apslAnls.
L Pasblo &c Puerto Rico sonsfa
nfxlnIno A. Tore, Asslasi6n De ls
Corts Dc DlsHilo ds hsyAtpn. 80
saaaa sonEA sI EfaFlo, soHarmAda is
lsslsnsls, son las sat,as 81 Apslanls.
q Pusblo e Fast) Rec soniFa
C. gsnlo Ballrago aBsltssn da IA
g rts 60 D hrliu ds ogSIsna PRESS
.alm.esio as suaesas C3FPsis, ssaaf.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-18
ASUNTOS D|YERSOS
Vista de una apeIaci6n on Ia
Corte Supren1a. En- los
terrenos de Miranda,
CABRERA De DERECHO
La calle del &Comercio> en- Ia
Msrina,-Juicios en- la Cor.
te de Distrito.

En- los tsrrsnos do MirAnds, en-
Pusria de Terra, nos infcrma que
hay una plumA de aqua que sstG rota.
y visrte todo el liquido por Aquel lu-
gar son periuicio del vssindario
Para hoy ssta anunciado en- la
Co,ts suprems 10 vista dc apslaei6n
sn plsito civil de Angela Rsquena con
E9ifanio Mesa y otro, en- eohro do
pssos.
~TodEvfa no hA aldo dshid&msn-
ts rsllsnAdo por OhraE pdbllcAs O el
municipio, OIL trozo dc samino que sm'
palma 10 sale del Concrete do 10 Ma
riuA con 10 carretera central.
Aver 90 suapendi6 on 10 Corte
suprems, oil eeto dc 10 viHta sohre
eomprobael6n del pill go do exespeio-
nee y rel&eion do hsehoa On 10 sausa
por per uric c0nlEa IL sefioritA Felisia
Feruandez. Disha viats hA aldo trans
fsridA para el IA do E.ero pr6xlmo.
I'll a&nAdo 80 txamiraron dc 20
grAdo do 10 .sArrera de deresho los
sen ores don Francisco GocorFos, de
San Juan; y don Joae Ma Goiooet hsa,
do Ponss, aieEdo Apro bados.
--Ayer 30 vieron On 10 Corls do
Ditt.ilo los iuie!os en- apelasi6n do
Erneato sasns por Aeometimiento y
agssaI6n, y VlsentE Ogola por iurhar
Ia psx YdbllcA. Ambos acusAdos fue'
ron abaueltos.
GRATIS, "A sualq uier pueblo 90
aavfs gratis el eat&Iogo do Oikamp,
Nolsing Il Co, si SO envfAn rs senta.
vos ca lellos para sl frApqueo q Mar
vasz y Olero, B 1864, San Juan, P.
In. 20 4lsse psssd hseor nm regalo?
Puta gida IN harmos0 re'oj por con.
dueto de NArvssE J OIsro. Los hay
de- ttdas elAres J precios. No regAls
coAAa do comer, puss ESQ GO muy pro
saleo, L m, alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-18

mAda lA rssoluel(n dc ls C.ris de
Dlulfito, s1n las coIlSs de- rssurso o.
ApslArls,
81 Pueblo do P,e.lo kieo soLlrA
lildOro PetsE, Apeiacoa ae 10 GUrs
DO DlSriij co ArtSlbJ, sn cara CA4Sl
por itira.sl6n 4 lAlsY dsi rsnsio,
c3rasmAoA IL lstlsLeik.
Linl -saesllon de EadaFdJ J
SlsalAs son & rgonlo Bolivar Ava
res, Aps!Asioa Dc 10 Cofss g DAI'.lo
ss SAa Jaaa, l01rs psg5 as peaos
gor AFrsnaaml,EI,, eytlfmaaA lassn
senss 81 todAa iaa pariss, Goa iAt
a. sisa 81 npslRLif
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-18

E Ttibunal Supreme. con fesha
Is del aorrierts, dist6 ssntarctA sn o.
Pleito 10 eatsb eeido por sl Rave
rendo Pfelado DiocsSano de 10 lgle
sia Cat6lics A 7oat6lIea r mana en-
Puerto Riso contra el Pueblo dc Puer
to Rico nobrs reinvindiesei6r do oicr
tas propisdsdss Bsrssrecisnt's & la
'glesiA Cst6i,a do eiiA isls, y oblS
nsr como eonleeusnsia detetmlnAdAs
indemni Asionsg.
Fl Tribunal Supreme. en- ~ Aen
terela dice On au parts diFposiiiva 10
siguiente:
Qle 10 Icy y los hschos eatan en-
parte q favor del demAnd ado, por lAa
raxones conaignAdAs "a el dietsmen
Gus airvs dc tandAmentO 10 aenten
ella y on 50 consssuenaia crdens, I'D.
judiea y decrsts por Ia Eresen'e que
el Pusblo de Puerto R.co devneIvA &
10 Iglsaia ApoHs6ilcS RI mana en-
Puerto Rico Y sn Au nombre y repre-
Ientaci6n 81 Reverendo Pedro NJ Be
rrior, ecmo AdminiaIrAdor Aposl6i
90 do IL Di6cesIs CAt6lieA de Pusrlo
RLso los HiguienIss hisnes Pre- cedenlel
do loa oeupAdos por o Gobisrno dc
la Isla & Las Comunid&des RstgIoaAa
de Dominioos y FrAneiscAncs. aupFi
midas con mot.vo do lss leyea dietA
dag en- ElptiiA sohre characterization
&c .saiksiies, d sAber'
10 Elediasio conc cldo con OIL nom
bys do Convsnso de San Francisco.
90 Los solAyCs ccapAdos p9r Ia
ols1A del msrcsdo y Las calieE AdyA
ssutea q q MANA denomtnAdas eCs,
lltjj in 6urs, sCAllei6n E;t;S y sCAlls
ion OJAtts. auyos 40 ares 10 ensuen
.ran ailnados on 10 pREse OsGia d IL
ciudEd, lsniendo 9 sdi6s sio On eIloI
enelAvA1o, 8 sea Ia Plaza del ker
cAdo.
80 G. ssrreno ceapado por Ia An
lliRuA anetiseneia, cue es hoy el edi
6eiA del Asilo do Dementesl condeuA1 4
dose ademas Al Pueblo de ruerIo r OF
pSgAr les renIAS produstdAs o de
biaAa produsir, por diGhls hiensI
eeIds sl Is do Osluhre de 1898 hsSlI
asa 90 sissuas 10 HtnntO ola, son Arreglt
IAIA vAloraei6n prAcIisAda por Q Pc
IrIto II gsnisfo don JoI6 Anloaio ca
nails y es aomo Sgsi por sl sdidel
que i.6 eonv inIo &c sRn FfAnsiIeo
eIimAoo 81 vAlcr 90 oisnIo slsis mi
dollars tl07 0C0l Ia renlA AruAl dc
aeia por Olsnlo Sobre oil m!Sno duran
lie el psrlodo dc liemso txp'eIAdo
aaesndsnIe &c eAdA ADO & Ieis nj suA
| lt.oeisElos vsinls ia 42Ol dollArSl p
sl solar do 10 plaza dol msrtado d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-18
DESJt VI[QJt5

La sosiadad msrosatll ds Cute! '
Juihe ha qasdhdo disueta. quedando
Ia IiqaidAci6u & carRo del 4, Or don
Clstor Dncisii, persona e.slmsd& sn
eltA loeAndad,
-HA aldo llamado easa maGsna
para foimAF ilrsdo en- 10 cagsA Quete
siEns COR ira Enrique Miro por I auds
al Tesoro de Puerto Rico, slsr d . Co.
ieeior de R'plss .lsrut lsHlmscsc.
nus'lro dis lDgutdo an 60 don Jo,6
J BspileG
Hsea { dlss qu. hsn ltR4do
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-18
BOARDING HOUSE

Gallo e., l1meFo l04, osIss, Nsu
York, Sisio auy e8usrlso Pr0xlmc
al subway, 4 los slsyAdos a los saFrol
slselFisol DO AmnsrdLm, Columbus.
BFodvty, ~ " Gvsnids Aug ssgsa
de- holsi Aaris ABtosNsi:s, donds salt
81 Cub Ibsf9 amsnoaso. A ilels s4AdFAi
ts. d0slor HsnnA Casa AmP.IA , Gle
gants CosiaA americana sasaae
= Inualasioa somelssAmaals aaset
rraa sst0t fldsass aiosmss
stIa.nlaisasl6l IL Ia DgaocRAeIA
Aurora Marin
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-18
De SAN SEBASTIAN
FaIIeCimientO do una nina,
Ell tabaco progresa pOr
estas COmarCas.
BALE De C0NFlANZA
Abundante cosecha &c cafe.
Mejora en- el movlmiento
comerclal.

Fl Apreeiah.e hogar de loo distin'
guidoa eiposos Julia Casts fW, ssiA
do duslc. Ii muer.e les Arrehata q
To graeIosa y simpGtcA niiA Vlcto-
rita, angel que con sus s9nrisas dull
siacAbA les amarg sras dc sus amsntss
padres , song quiAtAbA sl earifio de
cuantos 10 vsfAn.
vict)rita, On el hogsr palermo,
sra 10 nota dc slegtiA y de eonsento,
Hus hermAnos 10 diAtlpgufAn por 30
atsssi6a y dulxura'
Al hAtir aus alAs para slevaras al
sielo deia una m7lAda eubisrla de ne.
Rros srssponss u aus Amanlisimos
padres y hsrmAnus Humldos en- honda
al colon.
Vsnimos notando con natural
satlstasc.6n sl intsreI que desPierts
On Algunos de nuestros propietarios
OIL eultivo do 10 imBortants hoia taba
salera. Hsmos visto algunas plan
saetonsu do ese rico produslo y, aun
cue no aomos peritos en- 10 matsris,
podsmos asegurar, elias opinionss
nompetenseS, que sl tabaso que crees
"a estAs regioneE Oh do tan busnA 90.
lidad como el dc 10 costa.
e riao fArtil Suelo de eata 60.
marsA solaments 80 hA vsnido Ixplo'
tando con el eaie psro visto sl buer
resulGado que - ohlisne do 10 saHi
10 do amhos Va On Aumenlo.
Nuss.rs Jurisdiction shsrsa con
sidsrables porsionss de terra muy
propiAs para desarrollAr en- gtandsI
nneas 10 sismbrA do aq uellos dos 6l.
limoH pYcduetos.
Hoy que ca San Sthasti&n u
euenta con una fGbr.ca de eigArros
que AunQue monlsdA en- peQushA o.
sAla, consume bAsIAnIe hoia, debeI
nusalroS propleiarios dsdisAfss col
mka empefio oil eulLivo del tAhAso
al 90 beusfc srlan hAstsnle, pues ten
drisn squi msrsAdO Seguro para Ii
Venta del produsto.
MAnos { 10 Obra, pussl
-NasstrA iuventud 80 musStrl
AleRre bullisiosA. 90 prsparA pAr1
resihir OIL sAno NasvcS y despsdir q
visio, con an mSgni6so bsile do CON
aApSs, NusstrAA bellAs scmsntAn llG
nAs Dc sntusiasmo 10 plAulib.e deter
minAsi6n del asxo i1o.
LA ahundAniiiima coaechA q
aaiG hAhidA este 10, hA eompensad
N algo los sAsrihcioS de los soseths
ros. 81 lA prtxImA sossthA igualA
10 pAsadA IL tiIuac'6n economies d
aquallos me orark nolAblsmsnts. Fal
ia Ihora que hsyA protesci6n par
IAN siu igaal produsIoi { ia de gu
nussIro gsano ssa Vsndido busn Er'
sio,
ia iAlltoldo On 10 vselna ciudA
do AguAdills, 10 vlrluosA s:norA d.
d Atsllna LAlsalle, sSposA del son
nscusnls amigo don Rsgino AsoIiA
madrs amarIislnA del ahC gado PA
llao don kariAro AeoslA,
-HA salido para ssa sapiisl, 90
81 pFop6ailo DO hassEss sarge dc IN
soleess.6n 90 10 sFArmss!A @ oillsrmI
lpsl j1vtn don Salvador cA'es p
ruysro, hlio Dc tIR pusolo. Carr q
iovsn Dc msgniassI sondisiena , 81
hs aADlarss la elimination &c spAnii
IsraonAs 10 trAtAu.
-E. movlmisnlo scmsrslAl & Il
duliritl De ssls pueblo - ne 9rAad
hauarls, pass % noia gran auimAslo
snd msreAdo , los asgoslos as sisl
laan sln grAsdn soulrAllsupos
CoEzzaP0NaAL
Dlslsahgs as 800,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-18

q VIeques nueatros busncs amigos
don Juan F. ViAs o h2tseo y don
Jaan r BAiz, RsgteSar&n ma a ana {
P0srto Rico on 10 goletA eCarmsps
p opit dad del stnor Beaitsx Dfax.
asESsSs-
CoRRESPoNsAL.
D,eeu hre de 1906
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-18

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AS esa 8saeaea sfn
sAa saasaea Raea
Sc w41@se~ ssas "a ReH M
enfsta 0easfal e. saa 8k
ayasN 9 ALRfHFc eE
s. sssfs 1ta saa e aafaa aef sazH
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-16
IT'S DONE, SAYS CHIEF.
Joints Are All Closed Tight, Asserts
Mr.. Goodwin.

The Big Nit has fallen on Topeka.
All the joints are closed this afternoon,
and the places designated in the re-
port to Chief Goodwin as 'iboozs drug
stores have shortened stock to a min
imum and will try nothing but a boot
Logging trade.
Chief Of Police Goodwin made the
rounds today, visiting every place with
the reputation of a joint or Illegal drug
store. He found all the joints which
depended on liquor alone for a business
to be closed up tight. One restaurant,
with shady reputation, the "Owl,
was doing business as a restaurant, but
a search Of the premises failed to dis
cover any signs Of joint The Klein
and Pig chop-houses were locked up,
not even doing a restaurant business
At noon today Chief Goodwin said:
'Ihey are all closed now, and they will
be carefully watched. It viii not be
policy for any Of them to break loose.
If 1 catch one Of them at it, I win
break him I'D in business sifzL have to
sleep in front OF his door and arrest
him three times a day
The town was dried UP for about
week when Judge Carver was appoint
ed assistant attorney general, but the
Joints all opened again as soon as he
began operations. On that occasion
the bars were not removed from the
joints but at present most Of the bars
have been carted away and stored
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-16
MANY SNOW SLIDES.
Colorado Mining Camps Suffer Greatly
From Enects of storm.

Denver, Colo, March 1eAIn Ouray,
Durango, Silverton, Leadville, Aspen
and other smaller mining. camps have
been visited with snow slides during
the past two days.
Hairbreadth escapes from the snow
which thUnders down the steep sides Of
the mountains are reported from every
mining camp, and grave fears are en-
tertained for scores of daring prospec-
tors and miners who are cut off from
the outside world in their lonely cabins
far uD in the hills.
One slide at silverton struck the edge
Of the town, doing considerable damage.
The railroads in the San Juan region
are blockaded. The South Park road
is blocked by a slide near Leadville.
The mines around Crested Butte are
completely cut OF from transportation
Late reports last night told Of a gem
eraI storm Of unprecedented severity
for this season throughout the eastern
and central portions Of Colorado, but
clearing weather is looked for today
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-16
Spring Millinery
PRELIMINARY OPENING
Paris Inspired the Styles.
Roses, Ribbons, Blocked Hats

THAT" said authority, ''sums up in brief the
writing Of Spring Millinery Fashions. y
The hats already exhibit in our Millinery section
bear proof To be explict-noss roses in punches are
being used. Ribbons by the bolt; yes, and all a
single hat, sometimes.
Much of the effect Of the hat turns the bandeau
trimming. Bandeaux deliberately trimmed And
hats tilted to becomingness with these bandeaux
Blocked hats Of braids, chips Neapolitan and Leg
horn used in place of the elaborate made affairs
There is much simplicity and less endless millinery
stitching The effect is left almost solely to the hats
and miliners are happy. Not SO much mechanism to
contend with They are free to work for becomngness
for chic and DASH The hats show all of this and more
They show large place given to Turbans large place
Sailor hats So pretty that you'd eliminate every other
shape of hat from Fashions category and feel content
with the Sailor.
But it is scarcely fair to Gull all the beauty from the
opening or all the newness Some must be left for you
to see. And much has been left. OF course you will
come tomorrow. Hats from 81 to SO.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-16

The August Clothing co. wishes to
call the readers Of tOday's papers at
tention to the sale that is to be held at
their store Saturday. For the past two
DAVIS their store has been closed prapar-
ing their store for the Once a Year
Suit and Coat sale, which opens Satur-
dav. Mr.. August SAYS that he will
bunch all suits and coats of small lots
together. They viii be punched to-
zether immaterial of former cost,
value or worth, and offer them at one
price for anyb0dy's choice. Mr. Au-
gust further states that there viii be
big loss incurred as some OF the gar
neuts that go in the sale are actually
worth SIS to SIS wholesale. Their OBJ
1ect is to sell every garment Not
wfthstand{ng the suits are splendid
garments to wear into the extreme hot
weather. they expect the biggest BUSH
ness Of their life this Saturday and
they advise all men that need a suit to
be at August's Saturday morning, as
$3.50 for a $50 suit IS something out
Of the ordinary
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-16
BURNED BY A LAMP.
DR.. Edgar Carhart Is Probably Fatally
Injured.

DR.. Edgar Carhart, Ss1 West Locust
street, was so seriously burned by a lamp
explosion at his home last night that no
expectations for his recovery are enter
tanned.
DR.. Keith. the attending physician, said
this afternoon. DIR. Carhart will be re-
moved to the Keith hospital, but we don't
believe there are any chances for his re
covery. He is badly burned"
DR.. Carhart was carrying a lighted lamp
from one room into another at about 3
o'clock last evening and accidentally
dropped it. The lamp exploded from the
fall and the blazing oil was thrown upon
the clothing of DR.. Carhart, setting It
aflame. His shouts of alarm called IN
people who live in the same house with
him. and they attempted to smother the
flames with other clothing and bedding
Before they were successful Carhart was
so badly burned about the neck and race
that he became unconscious from PAIN.
He also inhaled flames, which renders ms
condition all the more serious Domeatlc
troubles. which eliminated IN separa-
ton from his wife, and an attack OF Ty-
phoid fever, It is stated, drove Carhart 70
assume the morphine habit and II IS
thought that he was somewhat under the
influence of this drug when the accldent
happened. He has been resident Of tne
city for the past five years and continued
in active practice. Friends have comTnu-
nicated with Mrs. Carhart, who IS now
living at Newton, and also with sister
Of the injured man, who lives at WILSON,
To1
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-16
BABY CASE APPEALED.
Famous Lawrence Case in Supreme
Court.

Eugene Ware, of the firm of Gleed,
Ware & Gleed, today filed in the su-
prenne court an appeal in the celebrated
incubator baby" case from Lawrence.
The title Of the case is Charlotte q.
BleakIey VS.. James G. Barclay and
Stella Barclay and the fight is for the
possession OF a two year old baby
which was exhibited at the St. Louis
exposition in one Of the baby incubators
on the Pike.
Mrs. Charlotte E. Bleakley. a Law
renee woman, had trouble with her hus-
band, and left him. She went to Mrs.
Merriheld's sanitarium in St. Louis,
where she gave birth to a child on Feb
ruary Is, 1904 She was told that the
child was still born, and when she had
recovered her health, went back to
Lawrence.
Meantime, the Merrifeld home fur
nished a weak and sickIy baby to the
incubator people fer exhibition pur-
poses during the St. Louis exposition.
It was claimed that this baby was the
child Of one Edith Stanley, and the
child was called Edith Stanley. Mr..
and Mrs. Barclay. whose home is Mo-
line, saw the little child called Edith
Stanley. in the incubator, and when
| the fair was about to close. decided
to adopt her Then 1t was that Mrs
Merrifield stated that Mrs. Bleakley
was really the mother Of the baby and
III OE4cA 70 Hi&he q regal dQOF1tlOIls II
was necessary to get Mrs. Bleakley's
consent. This consent was obtained
under a misrepresentation Of facts. so
Mrs. Bleakley claims When she dis
covered that she had been deceived.
she commenced habeas corpus proceed
ings in the federal court at Tock Is
land. Illinois, ard secured possession Of
the baby. on the ground that she was
the chlld's mother. She took the baby
to Lawrence with her, and the Barclays
followed. They brought habeas corpus
proceedings in the Douglas county court
and secured verdict The story Of
how Mrs. BIeakley took the child
and make her escape from the officers
is we'll known. Now she has interested
the firm of Gleed. Ware & Gleed in
her case. and is seeking to secure a re-
versal of the judgment of the Douglas
county court
There is no doub. II at the sympathy
of the public is with Mrs. Bleakley.
Most people seem to be Of the opinion
that she is really the mother of the
child, and should be entitled to posses
sion.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-16
STRANG CAR HERE.
Famous Motor WIN Run over santa
Fe Lines Sunday

Arrangements have been made by
the officials Of the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe whereby the people of To-
peka viii have an opportunity to in
spect the famous Strang gasoline
electric motor car. which has com
pleted recently a three thousand mile
journey over the lines Of many steam
railroads between Philadelphia and
Kansas City, Mo, where the car now Is.
Under the original schedule of this
car which is eventually to cross to the
Pacific coast. it is doubtful If It would
have passed through Topeka. but the
Santa Fe officials believing that it
should come here and anxious to try It
out over the Santa Fe road, opened
negotiations with those having charge
of the car with the result that it Will be
run from Kansas City up here on
Sunday.
According to the present plans the
car win leave Kansas city Sunday
morning at 8 o'clock stops will be
made at Holiday, De Soto, Eudora,
Lawrence and LecomDton. The car
VIII arrive here about noon and viii
be on exhibition in the vicinity. of the
santa Fe station until 4 O'Clock in the
afternoon, when It VIII return to Kan
sas City, no stops being made on the
way back. f. c. Fox general superin-
tendent Of the Santa Fe and E J.
Shakeshaft. assistant general passen-
ger agent, win represent the Santa Fe
on the trip here from Kansas City.
This ear, which has proved to be
such marvel and which will probably
revolutiouize intsrurban passenger
traffic on many Of the railroads Of the
country, is of the type which embodies
gasoline engine. as a prime mover
which generates electric power By
means OF generator; the electricity
being used in motors on the car trucks.
with the intervention Of a storage baf-
terry to balance the load It presents
an unusually attractive appearances
and contracts have already been made
for the use Of similar ones on the new
interurban road which is being con-
structed between Kansas City. No.
and Olathe, Kan