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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-15
ROOT MAKES STIRRING
SPEECH AT BUEN0S AYRES

TO your kind invitation To say this and
10 say that there is not a cloud in the
sky OF good understanding. There are
no political questions at issue between
Argentine and the United States. There
Is no thought Of grievance by one against
the other There are no old grudges or
scores 10 settle.
I'VE can rejoice In each others prosperity
We can assist i'm each others hindrance
or drawback, and. sir. for the develop
ment OF this sentiment In both countries,
nothing is needed but more knowledge.
That we shall know each other better
and that not only the most educated men
and thoughtful readers of our countries
shall-heenme familiar with the history OF
the other. but that the entire body OF the
people shall know what are the relations
and what are the feelings Of the other
country.
~ shall be glad that the people OF the
Argentine Republic. not merely you Mr..
President; not merely my friend. the min
lister of foreign relatiops. not merely the
gentlemen connected with the govern
ment. but the people Of Argentine might
know the feeling with which the people
of the United States are their friends
as | know the people OF the Argentine
Republic are friends OF the United States.
81 have come to South America with
no more specific object than I have stat
cd. our traditional policy In the United
States OF America Is to make no alliances.
Ii was inculcated by Washington. 1t has
been adhered 20 by his successors ever
since. But Mr. President, the alliance
that comes from unwritten and unsealed
Instruments, as that from the convention
signed and ratified with alf formalities
Is OF vital consequence.
1--WE make no alliance. but we make an
alliance with all our sisters in sentiment
and feeling I'm the pursuit OF liberty and
Justice I'm mutual helpfulness and In that
spirit ! beg 10 return TO you, sir, and
10 your government and the people of
this splendid and wonderful country my
sincese thanks for the welcome you have
given me and my country, in my person ="
Mr.. Roots speech was received with
vociferous applause and the greatest pos
sible satisfaction.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-15
WARWICK MAN
SUES R. |. CD.
FOR $4,000

James r Mccarthy has brought suit
against the Rhode Island company TO
recover 800 on the 18th Of July, 1905
Mr. Mccarthy was driving I'm a wagon
across the car tracks on Warwick ave-
nue. and car that was being operated al
an excessive rate OF speed struck the
wagon
He was thrown out and badly injured
about the side and back. His earning
capacity has been greatly impaired, he
AYERS
A. r.. Crafts is attorney for Mr.. Nc
Carthy.
ASKS $500 FOR BOOKS
George Barrie & Sons OF Philadelphia
a SIX $500 from Miss NJ J. Slattery Of this
city. according 10 statements contained
I'm declaration filed today I'm the su-
perior court 1t is alleged that the de
fendant an Nov 22 1905, bought OF the
Barries. who are plaintiffs In the suit re-
ferred TO- i6 volumes OF Queens OF Eng
land" "a volumes Historic and secret
Memoirs" and 20 volumes History OF
North America" az $3.50 per volume.
The total bin was sl05O. but she refused
TO pay the bill or take the books, II is
claimed
Judge Stearns today heard and denied
complainants prayer tor prenhllhaIS
Injunction IN the case OF JailtStuMu az"
Newport Ferry company against Nara,
gansett Transportation company and
Stillman Saunders. The complalnan!
claimed Mr.. Saunders violated contract
by which ne gave them the exclusive
privilege OF landing at ferry slip az
Saunderstown for a period OF ten years
from June /, 1905.
Mr. Saunders has since July been op.
Grating ferry between jamestown ana
Saunderstown Judge Stearns held that
the contract showed that Mr.. saunders
had given the complainants simply the
privilege OF landing at the slip.
James Plews has brought suit
against the Rhode Island company 10
recover $4,000 for the loss of his
wife's services and the expenses OF her
treatment for n number OF severe In
juries on Aug "a, 1904 Rebecca
Plews, plaintiffs wife, was on n car
| OF the defendants corporation on Min
| eral Spring avenue, Pawtucket. The
car became grounded" and so heavily
| charged with electricity that her whole
! system was surcharged with the
| dangerous element
w. Waldo Robinson is attorney for
| Mrs. Plews.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-15
BITTEN BY Dogs

officer NJ A Berrie az 6:55 a. m. this
morning found a collared and muzzled
dog In a tit I'm the rear OF Snow street
and Dog Officer Dean took the canine
Joseph Cloud, I years old, OF s2i North
Main street, while running mp Cypress
street yesterday afternoon, was bitten on
the. right cheek by dog owned by Or
j. H. Akers. according TO the police re-
ports DR. Akers dressed the wound
which is not serious.
A female brindle bulldog was killed
by Timothy Slattery in his barber shop
with blow on the head with a hammer
yesterday afternoon The dog forced his
way INTO the shop and while there bit
Mr.. Slattery's dog and then ran out The
bulldog may have liked the sample OF the
Slattery dog IL tasted. for II soon came
back into the shop and then Mr.. Slattery
killed &C. The dog had on a collar marked
John cute, lie 29S, Rumford. East Prov
idence"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-15
VETERAN ODD
FELLOWS GREET
OLD COMRADES

The annual summer outing OF the
Veteran Odd Fellows association was
held at Fields Point today. about so
leaving the city on the 10 o'clock boat.
Chief Veteran George ~. Olney pre-
sided at the business session; and sec
retary John l.. Perrin read applications
for membership from John Mann, VIII
liam Kilton and Henry Charlnold, who
were admitted.
The report of the chief veteran show
ed IA new members admitted since the
last meteing, and the following deaths:
John Bell, Charles Vinggeron, George
II. Cooper, William ii. Holmes, George
l.. Robinson, Edward w. Hall, Benjamin
Hill.
The chair appointed as a committee TO
select a place for the next annual meet
ing Eugene Cummings. Olin Hill and John
l.. Perrin.
The following officers were elected:
Chief Veteran George II. Olney; vice
chief. James X. Trask; secretary, John l..
Perrin: treasurer, John NJ Battery; first
trustee, Allen Salisbury; second trustee.
George r. Kilner: third trustee. Olin Hill.
The members then enjoyed one OF Col.
Atwells delicious bakes
Among those present was Byron II.
Arnold. a member Of Unity lodge. former
" a well-known and extremely popular
utpuAN Sitllh III NillH 'iAS' WIZ ibi hl'ir
than IA years has been in the west and
now a prominent and successful real es-
tate dealer I'm Portla ID. ore.
Mr. Arnold is paying a brief visit to
his old home. where he was formerly
very active In Odd Fellowship and was
greeted very warmly today by many old
friends
Last evening he attended the meeting
of Unity lodge. where he was given a
most cordial recpDtion. and on Friday
| evening at the meeting of Mazeppa en-
| campment, Of which he is a past chief
| patriarch. there will be "dongs" of spe-
! cal interest i'm honor Of his visit.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-15
TEXAS DEMOCRATS IN
CONVENTION At DALLAS

Dallas, Tex, Aug. l5.-Judge Howard
Templeton. acting as permanent chair
man, called the Democratic state conven-
tion to order today for its second day :
session.
Routine work was taken up. Nomina-
tion for governor is not expected before
tonight or tomorrow. Senator Bailey 5
speech OF yesterday in which he referred
10 the siege of Lucknow and the song
THE Campbells Are Coming" is much
talked OF.
Many believe that the senator will
throw his streangth 10 T. NJ. Campbell. a
leading gubernatorial candidate. II was
reported that the Colquitt and Bell men
are attempting to form coalition I'm an
effort to defeat Campbell
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-15
LIVES AFTER
BULLETS PIERCE
HEAD AND HEART

Birmingham Ala. Aug. IA dis
patch from Hattiesburg. Miss, says:
After receiving one bullet straight
through the heart and another entire
ly through the head. Charles Williams,
q negro. OF this city. has survived for
three days and will probably recover.
The wounds were inflicted by a .Ss-
calibre revolver fired at short range
Williams fell over as though dead, The
undertaken was summoned, but sur
geon had arrived in the meantime and
when the undertakers' wagon arrived
the negro was able 10 sit up.
Since then he has been eating heart
ily. and the physicians venture the
opinion that he will recover II no com
plications arise
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-15
WHEEL CRUSHED HIS TOES

Adolph Lunden. years old Of Soule
avenue, while playing on Ayrault street,
fell into the gutter as lumber reach
heavily laden with telegraph poles came
along Yesterday afternoon. wheel
passed over his right foot. crushing the
toes The driver took the lad go hts home.
where Or George r. White advised that
the boy be taken TO the hospital
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-15
SCHOONER WRECKED ON
SABLE ISLAND; CREW SAFE

Halifax, N s.. Aug. ia wireless
message from Sable Island today says
that the schooner Basil VI. Colbert, capt
Russell. bound from St Marys. n. T., for
Halifax. with whalebone struck on the
northeast bar OF the island yesterday.
The crew Of fve were saved but the yes
sci was reported a total loss.
The Basil NJ. Geldert was built at sum
merslde. n. s.. In 1897 and hailed from
Louisburg. She was IS feet long with a
breadth OF A5 feet and depth OF 95 feet
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-15
AUTOPSY ON MRS. HoNAN

Today Medical Examiner Jay Perkil
performed an autopsy upon the body
Mrs. Susan Honan. who was found b
side the electric car tracks near Pomha
and died at the Rhode Island hospitf
In addition 20 the fracture of the sku
there were severe bruises about the arr
and upper body. The facts will be r
ported 10 Coroner f. III. Lincoln.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-15
WENT TO THE STATION

Sergt. Mcguire OF the Central station
went 10 an Aborn street laundry last
evening TO investigate an assault II
was reported 10 the station by a China
man that his partner had struck him in
the face with latiron because of a
business dispute.
The officer on his arrival found that
the partners had made mp, and he hust-
led back TO the station.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-15
RHODYS GIFT RECOGNIZED

Commissioner Of Public Schools Walter
e Ranger has received from the commits
sioners Of schools OF San Francisco a let
ter acknowledging the money sent from
the schools Of this state; and when the
building is erected n tablet or other suIta-
Bile memorial to this state will be placed
In position.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-15
THEIR TROUBLE WELL REWARDED

When the officers Of the Central sta
tion were called to the banking rooms OF
the r. /. Hospital Trust co. by test o.
the burglar alarm system on Monday
night they were handed an envelope TO
be given to the treasurer of the police
pension fund. Last evening the envelope
was opened and was found TO contain a
check for 800
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-15
BARN SHINGLES IN FLAMES

A few shingles on the roof OF the ba
OF the John NJ Dean Company yesterd
afternoon caused an alarm TO be sound
from box "a TIE flames were exit
guished without loss. The barn is situau
on Washington street near Dean street.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-15
INSANE MAN KILLS
BROTHER-|N-LAW,
WOUNDS WIFE

Chicago. Aug. BIN a it of insanity
due to illness, Emil Bermer. a mechanic
of Batavia, Ill. today murdered his
brother-in-law. Ernest Franzeen, by cut
ting his throat with a razor, slashed Mrs.
Berner so severely that she will die and
then cut his own throat. dying i'm a few
minutes The tragedy was enacted at the
Berner home.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-15
BIG CROWD ON new SHORtHsM

The steamer New Shoreham carried
fully 1000 20 Newport this morning
The trip affords six hours at Newport.
giving ample time for the excursion
let's 10 view ALL the points OF interest
as we'll ms take a dip In the surf on
Friday another low w-rate excursion will
be run TO Block Island and return.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-15
ORDER T0 THE RAILROADS

washington. Aug T5.-Kn order was is-
sued today by the Interstate commerce
commission Co all railroads I'm the United
States engaged In Interstate commerce
90 report To- the commission not later than
Sept !, 1906 the total number OF freight
cars owned on Aug l. 1905. together with
the number OF such cars equipped with air
brakes.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-15
BOSTONIANS LICENSED HERE

William James Hayes. n clerk in BfL
ton dry goods store, and Miss Marga
Elaine Degnan. daughter of the super
tendant OF the store. obtained a marrisl
license at the city hall this afternooTl
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-15
BATTLESH|P
RHODE ISLAND
IS ACCEPTED

Washington. Aug. 15.-Thc report ,
the board of officers upon the ins
trial trip of the battleship Rhode Isl
and has been received at the nav
department.
Under IL the ship has been accepted
but some changes are necessary. SOM
minor changes in the engines will
made by the contractors. The generI
condition OF the ship received favoI
able comment
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-15
STRIKING TUGB0AT MEN
GAIN FORTY RECRUITS

New York. Aug 1.-THE ranks OF the
striking tugboat men gained about ~ re-
cruits today when that number of men
employed by the Long Island Railroad
deserted their boats upon being Informed
that an increase I'm wages which they de-
msndcd would not be forthcoming for the
sAne being at leas
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-15
DISEASE STRICKEN VISIT NEWPORT

The 18th of August being the day that
the waters are blessed at Newport. many
persons afflicted with disease make ~ a
point 90 battle i'm the ocean I'm hope OF
receiving a permanent cure. I'm view of
this, the steamer Warwick when she left
her dock this morning AT 10 o'clock car
rioa more than her usual quota OF human
freight.
The round trlp for this excursion was
but 40 cents
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-15
chill 0REh' FLO YER SHOW

4 chi!dren's exhibition OF flowers. fruit
and vegetables was given this afternoon
under the auspices OF the Rhode Island
Horticultural society in Falstaff club hall;
and a large number OF prizes was award
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-15
SHE ESCAPED FROM THE HOME

Probation officer Miss Nora Mccormick
has asked the police 10 locate Abbie Reid.
a probationer who has escaped from the
House OF the Good shepherd.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-15
10 BUILD NEW COAL POCKETS

\ permit has been granted to the Rob-
ert r. Smith Company 90 build two coal
pockets. the sides and roofs Of which will
bo covered with corrugated !ron.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-15
GAVIN SUES 10 RECOVER $1,000

Morris Gavin claims that Elias Oren-
stein slandered him. Suit TO recover slcrc
has been entered by Gavin in the superior
court.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-15
NOT YET Identified

The body Of the man killed Monday
noon on the railroad tracks near Boyden
Heights has not yet been identified. at the
undertaking rooms of r r. Manohan.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-15
the COTTON MARKET.

Reported for The News-Democrat
the piivate wire OF EDWARD =. SIi
DON e. CO. Bankers and Brokers. II
23i Banigan Building.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-15
new YORK STOCK MARKET,

Reported for The News Democrat on
the private wire OF EDWARD Il. SHE.
DON q co. Bankers and Brokers. Ros
234. Banigan building.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-15
The GRAIN MARKET

$500 BUYS GROCERY STORE. ST.
and nXtures Excellent place for mani
wife. Box Wig. News-Dcmocrat. aiG
WANTED-PARTY WITH \ ]
hundred dellaHs-As conduct a lucr.
business In this state. 500 can be {
monthly IT, y. Mitchell. Hotel ia.
Providence. ala
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-27
Sc Vende . afrienda

Una fnca rdstica, situada en- el
kil6metro II de Ia carretera central y
cerca de Bio Piedr&s, oompuests de
50 cuerdas de terrenos, con espscioss
casa de vivienda, dep6sito de aqua, y
cuerdas de cafiss, machos frutales y
buenos pastos.
Para intormes diriiirae q Carlos
II. Blondet, San Juan 6 Hato. Rey,
Rio Piedrss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-27
LA I|ustaciin ArtIstica'

Publication Ia mas econ6nica del
mundo!
Los einco tomos luiosamente en-
cuadsrnades correspondent & Ella Bi
blioteca Ilustrada..
Un ndmsro ssmanal del psri6dico
ola Ilustraci6n Artistica.,
Un ndmsro qaineenal dc eel Salon
de 10 Noda.s
Todo por novents csntavos men.
sualesl!l
Sc suscribe on Ia Agensia Genera
de + Siragusa y c., Ponce, p. r. !
sub Agentes Victor M. Marin, Areci
bo. Francisco Segurs, San Justo 1e
San Juan, P. r. y dsm&s sub. Agsn
tss On la isla de Puerto Rico, viesus
y Rep6blica DominicanA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-27
EIERMliNlO DIAZ
Abog ado -Notarlo
San luan, Puert0-RiCO
SAN JUSTO Il.
SAN JUSTo Il,
ea. En- Ia calle do San Jose ndme

q. Ea Ia calle do San Jose n6mero
7, 10 alQuila un mirador.
GrE eata imorenta se vende pa
u9 v,sIo de period CO & S2 quinsal.
--Por so centavos 8 81 temsuales
compraia & listed IN reloj de orc de 25
& 50 dollsra F. Kshrhshn J CO SAn
francisco g. Tamblen VendemQs fac
gos 81 ti6ciales
TENEDOR DE LIBROS, colocs
do On san Juan, hablando y escEibien
do espanoI 8 ingleS, ofrsce aus servi
clos para trabsiar de nochs en- caual
mercagsiles. B1enas refsrenciss,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-27
VENTA De FINcAS

Por no poderls asender su duefio
ga vende una fincca en Naguabo, ba
-ri0 de Rio b'apco, compaesta de III
de terrenos propios para fwtos me
nares. Hay algunas cuarass de cafe,
bien aqua UNA casa rsquefla en- re-
pular estado. La fnca siene tisulo de
dominic es & registrsia, Su pracio
90 $500 Al contsdo. Para mas infor'
mes dirigirAc & D, W, Pales, en- Qua
wanna ca alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-27
NotiCias del dia

r. tContsnudcs6n de Ia pdqiaa o. ]
LOS PIANOS que han sobresa
lido On estos 6ltimos cinco afios y pof
ssta raz6n los recomendados por los
proiesores dc m6sica de mas prestigio
en- 10 isla, son los de Ia iSbrica Kohlsr
g. Campbell, do New York. de 10 cual
90 agenta en San Juan A. 8. Belavsl,
Apartado 81, y q quien puede uEseo
dirigLrse para meiores informes.
--AVISO. A petici6n de muchas
personss que no han tsnido tempo
do som sierae & tratamiento del <Brs-
guero Regaladors y sParche allen aos
para la curAci6n radical dc las her.
MAS, hs tsnido 6 bien de permanecer
hasta el ilsimo de este mss ain mas
prolongaci6n.
DR.. PORTA.
6-2 Especialista herniario.
ANUNCIO.-Ls sefora Kloisa de
Jasts, viuda de Bull, participa al pd
blico do este pueblo y al de 10 isla
Que aptsar del fslleclmiento de su es
poso, el taller Fotcgcadco gus sque
tsnia essa ablecido, contin1a sua sraba
los sin hsber vlriado on 10 ma mini
mo.
Carolina, Febrero IA de 1906
8 2 alt.
-sE IA EXTRAVIApO en- g
Taatro, darants la Coronation, uos
psinasa de conths f % con incru1ta'
ciorea do PLAZA, briilartes del Brssi
pedrss szul celeste E que Ia hays
encoprado, pueds dir'itrse q 'dmi
nissract6n del Hotel Ioglaterra dond'
ne Ia g.ssfcRrA 4 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-27

L. Instruction.
L. Algeria
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-27

-Por que. con vAno Ardimiento,
Tu planta oE6 penetrar
Aqui, donde alza un altar
A mi quito el pensamiento9
-Yo, con solo aparecer,
Soy deli existencia encAnto;
Borro las huellas del llanto
Con las tintss del placer.
La semilla del talento
Rifgo yo en- mi senda inGrata;
A mi esfuerzo 50 dilAta
La esferG del penslmiento.
@ aien eres9 Cusl to mission u
-Quien erel9 Que sfsn to gufa
-Yo, hermsna, soy Ia Algeria |
Y 70 soy Ii IlustraCi6n
Bien nos podemos juntsr
Escalsndo el porvenir.
T6, que ensefias & reir,
Yo, que enseffo & meditar
Estrecha mi mano, pues,
Y, con cariho liucero,
Vamos & estudiar primero,
Vamos & gczsr despues.
Con entusissmo profundo,
ESa noble mano eitrecho;
Ambas tenemos defecho
A ID conquista del mundo.
Para pensar y sentir
Vamos una de otra en- pos;
El pretente ea de laI dos:
iDe Quien aera Ell porvenira
Deia que saiude ufanA
A ese pueblo que IQui llega,
Y hoy ansioso ss congrega,
Para sdorArnos ma6ana.
p6blico, con muchR vivacidad.
70 me llamo IL Alegrfl,
Naci del beso de amor,
Que en- el csliz de ana for
Imprimi6 ell astro del 6il.
Y desde entonceE, vIgando,
Entire el mundanAl sItruendo,
Voy, como an nifo, riendo;
Voy, como an ave, cAntando,
IcIpiro la trova amante,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-27
La instruction. :

La lnhbI uSCkOl'
La Algeria
La Instruction
La Algeria.
La Instruction
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-27
uCEO PONcER0
Colsgio pria ario y profesio-
nal. Directora: Sehora
Ana Rogue de Duprey
Preparation de maesiros en- las
claaes nocturnas.

Glasses por correspondence
Para maestros rurales, gradYados,
principales y 50 grado Precios e,n.
vencionAles.
Los j6venss que sspiren & ocupar
las 80 escuelas vacantes, y las 100 dc
nueva ereac!6n, tienen una oportuni.
dad de obtensr un csrtlhsado en- JUNO
8 Setiembrs de este sflo.
Sc admiten internas.
Gale Msyor rdmero 81. 103
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-27
Royal Mail Steam Packet Company, London
Incorporated by Royal Charter 1889

reanddara1 ecaa
da IL Enero 1905 admendo
Thomas nglesas hosndesa Venezu
quncena Gran rsbaa de precioa haa e Is d.
mss infcrmes dg Agentes generates isla
FRITZE LUNDT Co., Sus.
3O-6d. Jan r.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-25
OGDEN Briefs.

Superintendent E. C. Manson of the
Southern Pacific left today for California
on business.
Early last evening thieves entered the
office of DR.. j. s. OsgOod and appropri-
ated $50 worth of gold used for dental
work
George NJ. Hanson, private secretary to
Senator Sutherland, was called to the
home of mis- mother in Fillmore yester-
day. on account of Mrs. Hanson's seri-
Gus illness. She is suffering from. an
attack Of paralysis.
The machinists in the Southern Pa
cific shops who quit last Monday on ac-
count Of the unsanitary condition of the
building in which they worked have re-
turned TO their places. IT is expected
that the trouble will be adjusted within
a few days
William III. Julias. COlOred. was arrested
yesterday by Sheriff G.. A. Sebring on a
warrant obtained by Minnie Alexander.
also colored. The woman swore that Ju-
liuS threatened to kill her and other
wise maltreat her. She asked that Ju-
Illus be placed under bonds to keep the