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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-12
MANMAS De WASHINGTON

Todo 10 que % hsce en- socisdsd
dsbe de ir acompsnAdo de cierta Sc
Aal dc respsto q las perSonss prsssn-
tss.
No volvkis lA espslds { las ger
teS, sobrs todo 81 hAblar; no movAis
la mesa q escritorio sn que Sc lee 3
sscribe; no os spoySls On nsdie.
-QIe vueitro aspecto sea agra
dable, pero un POGO grave cusndo es
IeiS ocupsdo en- pegoeios serios.
NO 90 mostrets satisfecho de ls
dsSgracis de otro, aurqus IeA vueStro
snemigo.
-ES conveniente deisr hAblSr An.
les que nosotros { les peraonaI COR
quienss conversamos, sobro todo o.
son superioreS, en- suyo easo no dsbe'
mos empeEAr iamAs,
-Busead la sociedAd dc los hon.
bres rtcomendables, 81 tsnsis en- algC
Vusska psopia gSputssi6u, porous
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-12
CONTRA LOS MOSQUITOES.

En- ls Nigeria del Norte, un Srbol
llsmsdo 0cimum Uiride ss Ell terror de
los mosquitoes. Dos 8 tres plsntas
colocsdss en- ell corredor de una casa
son suficientss para AhuyentarloS
Un mosquito que Sc coloqus en una
hois de 10 plAnta pierde inItsntaneA-
mspts la scci6n. Las hoiss dc IL
planta sStruisds despiden un olor
psrecido al del tomillo , Il del eucs'
liptus. Los nAturales combaten Ia
malaria con infusion do hoiaI Do slA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-12
MARINA AlEMANA.
I'll RsichstsE hs sprobade sl pre-

I'll Rsichstsg z ha aprobado sl pre-.
supusato dc marina de 1905.
Compr 6ndNse en- 81 10 cor strac.
ci6a do cruoeros y Ia orgAnisacl n de
ocho nusvas dIvisiones dc torpsisros
para 10 nota imperial.
Sc destinan since millonss Dc
marcos para practicar enssyos soa
submarines.
ri personal de la armada dc que.
rrA 90 Aumenta an cisnto veinticinco
oAsialss J S,463 individuos do mari.
nsrfa.
I'm sumA sl nuevo prssuuuesto 90
dc ua gasto total do S2s. 600. 600 dc
marcos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-12
JAPONEStS En- KOREA

r. gabinete corsano ha rati6cado
sl tratAdo que impuso sl Protsctorado
iapones on Korea.
Despues de 8 horas dc debate to
dos los mlnistros, excepto el Prssiden'
te del Consejo, eedieron { las infuen'
Cias del Baron Haysshi, RspreSentante
del Jap6n.
Ls rAtiacaci6n del tratado % con
siderada cemo suticisnte decision pa
ra tomsr .lAs msdidas que censuma
rku o. dominic del Impsrio corssnt
para los nipones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-12
ALICIA ROOSEVELT
Su proximo marimonis. Ca
rihoso hemsnsje De 10
Rspdb|iea eubana'
REGALO De BODA
La Camara alta destlna un
crkdito de $4,000 ORC pa
ra dichs obsequio.
REGALO De BODA
Lsemoa On <La Discussion, eolega

Lsemoa On Ella Discussion, eolega
habanero;
La Camera Alta, intsrprsts ndo
On este caso, cumplidsments, 10 volun
tad y los ssntimisntos del pals, scord6
aver destinar un credito dc veintictnco
nil pesos orc smericsno para hacer
ua regalo ds boda & Ia ssiiorita Alicia
Roosevslt, hits del ilustrs presidents
do los Estados Unidos do America,
que en- brevs ha do contrasr matrimo-
nio ca 10 vsclna repdblica.
No ser& sl vAlor do 10 ioya 4 OBJ
jsto do srts que CON esq suma 20 i'd.
quisrs, 10 que habrG de subray aria
On sl stroussesr, de 10 dssposada.
Aun siendo muy busno, tai vsz
results materialmente pAlido On el bu-
doir de uoa iovsn que solo por dere'
chos de Aduanas, dc los obsequios
cue 90 10 hiciersn on 50 rsciente visjs
81 Jsp6n y Filipinas, pag6 10 enorme
sama do sssenta mil dollars.
Ser& su Specification.
Es Cuba, 10 joven Rsp1blica que
20 niece On les purss y ssrenas aguas
del Mar Caribs, 10 que 90 acersa & 50
hsrm ana 10 iovea Alieis, para colocar
.obre gu frsnte una disdsma de psrlas
y dssearle en- 10 hora do sus esponaa-
les, una dicha e.erna.
Cuba que fa6 saeada dol fondo
del pasado y elsvada oil rango dc 20
fora dc au casa por sl gran Roosevelt,
que llsvark ahora del braxo & la io
ven Alicia. saskndola del reeinto de-
su casa patterns, para hacerls rsins
dc su hogar propio y sobsrana do 81
casa.
Y ro serA nj sl tenor, nj 10 consi
derasi6n Ala fusrzs, nj las eventuali
dAdsa dc las AliAszas iavorables &
conirA Arias, sl motive 8 10 inspiration
del obseQuio
EsrA Ia simpatfa, el amor, 10 gra
titud, el resonocimisnto dc 10 rectitud
10 cantidsd de iustieia y de bien reci
oides, o. dscir, un laso del alma.
Ea el fondo de ess obsequio vibr,
algo h rmoso y grande.
Ycuando la mAno de IL ioven Gu
bs, desposada he poso con su inds
pendensiA y libertad, el stsrno obistc
dc sus an ,res, se tienda Al trAv6s d.
los mares americanos para dsjar casl
"a tributo do cAriao y ofrsnda dc gra
titad, Ala h1ra do .sus desposorioi
con al sl,gi Dc au corsz6n, en- 10
blanca manv d, la ioven Alicia, hiis
del que supo spsdripar nuestras bo'
das ecn 81 ideal, iahl % muy possible
que lsa sguAs del GolfoI Sc sientar
sonnovidas, que sssn las brisas anne
rieaaAs les que esaien iugustsando o.
dsrrsAor do les dos iovsnss hsrms
nasy que Nh & 'upo dc Angeles al bs
sar sus manos snirslszadas, settler
oon sello sterno dc amor, eatA fecun
do fundssi6n del derecho rsspetado !
la justiciA cumplida.
| Al p'e de Ia ley votadA con tel sim
pAtico obi'to por sl Senado, pons .,
frma sl pueblo cubano.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-12
ESPANTOSO INCENDIO

FL mas terrible incsndio de sQue
hay msmoria en- Alsmania, dssde hace
muchos afiss & esta parte, ocurri6 en-
una casa de hueSpedes en- Leipzig.
Sc psrdisron 80 vidas , 4s rerso.
mas quedaron con ssrias quemsdurss
, Ie encusntrs n On estado gravisimo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-12
PORvEAIR De la MUJER

No es possible dudar ~ de los
avanceH que VA tomsndo en- algunas
psrtas del mundo el porvenir de 10 mu
isr modsrna. "a un principle admi.
tide en- todas parties y en- todas
las legislacionss, que 10 espoia, CON
muy contadss excspcionss, no pusde
declsrar en- juicio crminal contra su
msrido. En- MaSsachusets, u. s., Sc
ha votado una ley sutorizsndo 4 la
muisr para que ae declare contra au
msrido sin que necesits guardian NH
ramientos nj conaideraciones al espo.
so, nj mucho menos su consentImIento
mo esto una victoria mas do los de
rechos de la mujerF
plsnta J IL pre6eren & Ia .quIni.
ma. iTsmbien O. Mexico, lsComisi6n
de ParsSltologis hA Observable cue
cusneo sc impregnan las paroles cor
una solucion de Ia hisrba que los me
xicanos llamAn de Ia cucarachd, niue
ren todos los molquitos que Ie poser
On esaS paroles al prspsradsu.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-12
PER|OO|STA CONDENlOO

Souvenir, director del psri6diso
SRusss, ,sde San PetsrhurEo, cue % 81
mas lsido de toda Rusia, he aldo SEN
tsnciado IN afio de prisi6n, por ha.
hsr publieHdo en- Dioismhra dltimo
Ia proc anna del ConTi1 General do
obreroa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-12


psicologfa sntropocentrica y antro.
pom6rnes, sl eoncsbir Loo obistos, los
hschos , los fsn6msuos subordinados
& los hombres alrsdsdor dc 81 6rhi.a.
Entire las personas psrtenecisntss
& las slasss superiores, resguard adas
por cierta cultura de espfritu, tales
concspciones primitivas haa dssspa.
rscido.
Nosotros no podemos imsginsr.
nos al sol y las estrellas. sino for
mando parte de IN ststsms soamoge
n'co, planetario, ain senar NADIA que
yer con nue., tros prosaIcos intsrssss
terrsnalss, pero ilumipando Las aoches
y los diss de la cultura.
Nosotros conaidsrAmos Ia pobreza
y Ia riqueza extste' tss por rszonss
intrfnsecas, que NO son nj la dc dsr q
comer & los pobres nj la de ssrvlr &
los ricos.
81, ciertamsnte NOS hemos eman
cipsdo en ciertas oosss de 10 concep
ei6n antropom6rfsa y antopocSntrica
do 10 vida, todsvfa no 10 hemos con.
seguido por complete y estamos bisn
leios dc clio. Por eiemulo: slsmprs
estsmos hablando de microbes bsjo
sl punto dc vista de t6xicos terribles
peligrosos en- 81 nismos. Sin smbar.
60 los pobres microbes son princi.
pios, formaelonss biol6gicss. que de.
ssmpeilsn cisrto oiclo do vida sin teper
10 intenci6n de larzarae & trav6s do Ia
sxistensia del hombrs, como Les eatrs.
llss no tisnsn Ii intenci6n do alumbrar
las noehss.
Por naturaleIa tlene que <ser mi
crobio> pero no psligroso, misntras
'nosotros hablamos sorrientsm apte,
como si hubiessnos esta blecido alg6n
eqdivalente entire las dos cosss. Asi,
% Antropon6rfoo y sntropocsntrico
10 mania de estabecsr Ia superiori.
dad dc nuessra Oivilixaci6n do les ci-
viliz Aciones difersntss & 10 nnestra.
Nosotros poAeemos el tslegrsfo, sl
fsrrocarril, los auton 5bilss, los ra
yos x, etc sieado, por eonsig uients,
clos msa oivillzadoss, los tnisos y
verdade.cs poaesdores de uns civili.
zscl6n superior, mientrAs que los In.
dios, los chiaos y los isponeses no
possen mas que una civilization de-
ssgunda clase que no pueds eompa.
rarse & Ia nueAtra.
En- este caso nosotros razonamoi
10 mismo que sl cAmpesino cuandc
dice que los pohres y los rieos exIs
ten los unos para servir y los otros
para ser ssrvidos.
Nosotros iuzgamos que 10 civili.
zaci6n que teHemos como Ia mejor pa.
ra nosoiros, debe considerarse asi
para los dsmas, misnsras que no %
ha demostrado sl que loa chinos, por
eismplo, que apsnas tienen ferroearri.
les y.susom6viles, que ssrscsn Dc for.
mas polft cas-, sociales y fsmiliarss,
ter gan por esta rsx6n 10 organizAei6r
especial que sllos &c han crsado J
adoptadC, aunqus msnos cortesss que
nosotros.
-
Pero induda blsmente nunea DO.
dremos, ssa euAl fusrs 81 grado d,
psrfsccionamienso & que llsgusmos
aboIir sl antropc morhsmo inconscish
10 de nueslro pen.smisnto.
e. Esto tiens como sl espi,itu d,
conservation ia essncie On nuestri
personalidad humana. Es IN matt,
-podrfa decirss del espfritu dc con
ssrvaci6n, pueS 90 solamenle IL sunni
importancia que ell hombre 90 stribu
ye, haci6ndole YER naturalmsnts TO-
das las cosas, todos los fsn6menos
baio sl aspecto subjective del intare,
que puede caussrls en- dsfIo y prove
cho.
Cesare LOmbr0sc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-12
UA REY TAClaO

Fl rey Pedro de Servia he 70.
husado pagan 81 inports de sisH Ail
reOortss de peri6dicos rslativos { su
ascsnci6n al trono de SsrviA. Ha Or
den ado 20 devualvan loa tomos On que
est&a ooleccionA Ados & Ia AgsnsiA Dc
GinebrA, que se los r'miti6. Los 70.
oortel llenan cinso vo, dmsHes, lujosa-
ments encuadsrnados y con les armas
rsslss de Ssrvis, sstampadAs con 10.
mirillAs de orc Apisimo.
InvsntA lA agencis demandar al
rey para sl psgo de ssta cusnta, que
Asciende 1909 frances, dsclsrando
que esos reoortes 70 coleccionaron por
ordsn del Rey de servis, eusndo cam.
bio 81 simple nombre ds Mr. Karsgeor.
gevitCh por sl de Pedro l.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-12

Turin, Eoero dc 1905
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-12
F|ESTAS En- PONCE
IEI Cirnayal. = Una velada
Iiriea-l a-litsraria en- sl tea
! trs ia PerIa."
EL CEhTAMEN
Bale de Rlanco y Negro en-
ell Casino. Coronaci6n
dc Ia Reisa.
e. CEhTAMEN
H6 aqut sl progrAma que hemos
recihido do Ponce:

Hl squt sl progrAma que hemoa
recibido do Ponce:
Edbado 10 de Febrero
A les oeho y media de In mocha %
llsvar& & sfseto 10 Inauguration de 10
tsmporads sarnavalsscs.
Prm,sra parts
vslads lfriso- litsrarla On 81 Teatro
Ella Perlas, en- Ia que luoirln sus
sptitudss distinguidos slsmsntos Dc
nusstra socledad.
Ssgvnad paTts
Essrutinio de los votos para Gle.
cir Rsina del Carnival, cuya slscei6n
sin prsssdsntss por 10 rsiida, lsrmi.
nara con 10 proclamation do In Sobs
rsus, 4 los vibrAntes aeordes dc 10.
lemns msrcha.
DsspuSs do 10 vslads % bailarin
ajgunAs daEzas.
S&bddo II.
A les nueve de 10 aoehs, suntuo-
90 baile do stiqusta, <Blanco y Ne.
grcs, On los sAloAss del Casino.
Sdbads 81.
Las eelebraoionss de ssta nochs
% llevsrln { cabo On 81 amplio ssl6n
do nusstro Colisso, que sstar& deco
RADIO con rsgia msgpifcsnsia.
A las nusve do 10 noche sntrads
triupfal do 10 Rsina, asompa a ada do
aus damss Do Honor y Gsatilss HON.
brss. La Dirsctiva del Casino, Oh
plsno, rscibir2 6 .. M. en- 10 explA-
NADIA del Tsstro, que estsrG fantksti.
esmsnte .iluminAds por murticolores
luces do bsngals.
Impoasnte cersmonia do 10 coro.
naei6n do 10 Rsina.
LA orqusats. sntrstanto, eisouts
RI 10 Gran Marcia Triupfal d.
xAidas.
Lancsros de Honor, On sue sols.
msnts tomarkn parts 10 Rsina y su
s8Quito.
A les docs, y { ana ordsn Dc sr
Msgsstad, les sornssas tocAr&n Gee
nsraiss; los sombstisnsss ocupsrlz
sus pusstos, y darG principle uns
dsseomunal bAtalla On que habrA YER
dsdero dsrroshs de oonfsttis, ssrpsn-
sinss J otrss muniOionss apropisdas,
La aurora del donipS iluniB ard
81 canpe de bAtalls, tras una luehs
aigsa de 6gsrsr con lstrAs dc dia-
Aants On les fastos carnayAleseos d.
ssts oiudad.
Domingo Is.
Gran BAils de M&sesrAs en- el So
l6n dol Teatro. L. orqusstA har
brillants resibimisnto Las sompar-
sas que, psrsenseisntss { ls Sssisdat
del Casino, coHcuiran & cate festival
LWnss sS.
8sgand0 Bale de MAsoaras,
les ocAo J media Dc la noshs, al quI
ssistirGn varias somparsas nuy orr
ginalss y divsrtidss.
NSrtes e..
In la nochs dc este dfa % sfst
tuarA sl tltimo Bale de MGscaras d,
10 tsmporada.
InAuditss sorprsIas % preparsl
{ los concarrsptes, y sl dssorado
iluminacI6n Dc los salonss rAYarGl
On 10 marsvilloso.
Domingo, Aarzs 1.
La Junta Directive del Casino
HnsiolA do corrsspondsr oil honor Gu
20 10 hs cor fsrido de representa-
estA culta soeisdsd, be scorda I'd,
clausurar los fsstsios del CarnAvA
con 10 selsbrscl6n, en- 10 noche d
este DIE, dol traditional <BAile d
PihatA.S
So sorteSrGa. rsgalos sentre Ia
dsmas cue coneurtsn 4 este baile.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-12

encusptrc, como 81 se tratSra del
Mesiss prometido.
huchss Fer sonss Greer, somos
de la misma opinion, de que 81 Homhrs
Dios con suss predicsciouss. he de
haeer mueho bien { nuestros csmpesi.
nos, que carecsn de escua'as y vlvsn
en- medic de una gran ignorAneia por
la falts de medioa para sducArss.
CoRREsP0NSAL..
JuanA DisS, Febssro 9 Dc 1906
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-07
Hears Mother is Returning
and Wishes He Did MOI
Have to Face Her.
THAW'S MIND EXAMINED
HE ANSWERS QUESTIONS PUT
TO HIM BY DR.. HAMILTON WHO
is RETAINED BY THE DE-
FENSE.
Publishers Pressi

New York, July 6.-When Harry
Kendall Thaw learned this afternoon
that his mother had abandoned her
Countess of Yarmouth. in order to re-
turn and be near him in his hour of
adversely, he became more depressed
than his counsel, formr Judge w. M.
X. Olcott. had ever seen him.
Il wish | could have thought of
that" exclaimed the prisoner in the
Tombs. Il would have tried to pre-
vent her coming back here to face all
this. can scarcely bear to think
of her seeing me now. If possible
would have made her remain away"
Then Thaw became moody and
would say but little to Mr.. Olcott.
Speculation as to the cause OF the
quick termination of his wifes visit
to him today was dispelled by his
counsels EXPLANATION that Thaw had
received letter which impressed the
young couple as being extremely i'm
portant. So impatient were they to
have the letter put In counsers hands
to get an opinion about it that Mrs.
Thaw left her husband after they had
talked it over and went to show it to
Mr.. Olcott.
WAS it important them" the law
yer was asked.
"Yes, important, not so much rs
they supposed" he replied. He would
not indicate what its contents were.
DR.. Allan McLare called on Thaw
in the Tombs today to examine the
young man as to his mental condl-
ton. DR. Hamilton was retained by the
defense several days ago and will ap-
pear as one of the expert medical wit
nesses when Thaw is placed on
trial.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-07
REV. REED OPENS
BIG TENT REVIVAL
First of Series of Meetings to
Be Held by Methodists
Was a Success.
THREE HUNDRED ATTEND
MEETINGS ARE HELD IN LARGE
TENT AND MANY WILL CAMP
OUT THERE-REV. NELSON
breaches MONDAY.

The Rev. G.. F. Reed opened the
Evangelistic meetings of the Rich
mond district of the Methodist Epis-
copal church at Dublin last evening.
There were ten Richmond people
present at the meeting which was
composed of 80 persons from various
points along the traction lines. DR..
T. M. Guild presiding elder ofthe dis
trict made the presentation speech
which was followed by a most elo-
quent discourse by the Rev. Mr.. Reed.
Rev. Reed has a most pleasing per-
sonality and his delivery commands
the attention of his congregation. He
has met with the greatest success in
his work and is particularly well
known throughout the State as a
most earnest worker in this cause.
Last winter he met with unusual IA
at New Castle, over 700 persons being
converted. He recently came from
Ligonier, Ind, where over 100 per-
sons were converted while at Bluffton
some time ago 600 persons were add
ed to the cause.
ne meetings are nelu III a large
tent which has been erected upon the
school grounds and ample provision
has been provided >or the accommo-
dation of attendants. The people of
Dublin have provided special eating
and sleeping quarters for those who
wish to be in constant attendance
The movement has become so popu-
lar that a great number of persons
have purchased or rented tents and
will camp out during the session
which is to last throughout next week
Many applied for accommodations
yesterday and it is thought that be-
fore next week there will be quite a
colony established.
The music is under the direction of
Mr.. Ernest Mastzger, of Spartans-
burg. Rev. Nelson of the local Grace
NJ. E. church will preach next Mon
day afternoon. Evangelist Reed
speaks each evening and on Sunday
he will preach at the morning, after
noon and evening services.
Large crowds are expected on Sun
day and it will probably prove the
banner day of Indiana Evengelistic
meetings.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-07
.ELOPEMENT WASSTOPPED
YOUNG COUPLE AT DEPOT
The Parents Of Girl Were Suspicious
and Started an Investigation-Were
Going to Kentucky for the Mar.
riage Ceremony.

Portland, Ind, July G. (Spl What
is thought to have been plan to
elope by Miss Ida White, Is. daugh-
ter of Frank White, well known real
estate man of this city, and Doyt
Huston, also IS, was frustrated last
night by the watchfulness of the
girls parents and the accidental dis
covery that she had taken a suit case
belonging to her brother.
The young people had been keep
ing company but a short time. and
nothing of this sort was suspected
until late Wednesday night They had
been to Redkey, where they spent the
Fourth, and it is thought the plans
were laid on this trip. They were in
tercepted at the Grand Rapids & In
diana depot Issre at 3:16 o'clock this
morning, after the young man had
purchased tickets for Richmond. He
admitted that they had intended go-
ing to Kentucky, where they were to
be married.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-07
OHIO - Partly cloudy Saturday;
warmer in south portion; Sunday
fair, warmer; light to fresh east
winds.
THE WEATHER FREAK|SH
RAIN CAME ONLY IN SPOTS
In Richmond and South of Here 1t
Rained Last Night as II the Bottom
Were Out of the Bucket, While West
of Here 1t Was Dry.

The weather cut some queer capers
yesterday. Late in the afternoon it
hailed at Centerville, but last night,
when Richmond was being literally
drowned with water, there was no
rain in the Western part of the coun-
ty. In fact even Earlham College
and the people living in the vicinity
saw none of the downpour. South of
here it rained so hard that the corn in
places was laid over. In places
north of here yesterday morning at
six o'clock, it rained, while Richmond
did not even have a shower. Passen-
gers on trains and interurbans say
that the freaks of the weather are
general in this section at present.
They report that frequently yesterday
and the day before, they saw as they
rode along, where it was raining, and
a short distance from that place where
there was no rain.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-07
.|RATE MOTHER-|N-
LAW CAUSES STIR
Mrs. Lydia GrasseI Tries to
Get Long Lost Trunk from
Her SOn-in-LaW.
HE is NOW AT GENNETT
WOMAN CLAIMS THAT IYDElL
OF THE TEAM OF LYDELL AND
BUTTERWORTH RAN AWAY
WITH HER DAUGHTER.

Excitement prevailed behind the
scenes at the Gennett Theatre yester-
day afternoon when the Lydell &
Butterworth act learned that Mrs.
Lydia Grassel. mother of the woman
member of the team had arrived in
the city and was on the war path.
The story as told by Mrs. Grassel
is to this effect: Lydell whose real
name is Albert Underwood, ran off
with her daughter three years ago
and took with him trunk containing
some of Mrs. Grassel's clothing. More
than this Underwood would not let
the mother talk to. see, nor write her
daughter. He continued to hold the
trunk and one time Mrs. Grassel am
bushed them in Cincinnati with an
officer and tried to get the trunk but
it was not to be found.
Underwood refutes these allega.
tions and says that Mrs. Grassel is
''out of her head" and that the trunk
was worn out several years ago and
thrown away by her.
Mrs. Grassel has been in New Cas-
tie with the Carnival Co. that is play
ing there. Hearing that her daughter
was in this city she thought it would
be an admirable chance to catch her
and her husband so she came here
yesterday.
She went to police headquarters
and asked for patrolman to go with
her to the boarding mouse of her chill
dren. This was done and a very hot
scene was enacted on the front stoop,
until the landlady "rang-down" and
told them that they would have to
shift to the street.
Out on the sidewalk the talk be-
came hot and hotter and some very
well done words were exchanged. Ow-
ing to the lack of a search warrant
Mrs. Grassel was denied the pleasure
of looking into her son-lin-law's trunk
Mrs. Grasse1 has threatened to shoot
Underwood because he will not let
her see her daughter, and says that
she would be willing to Swing" if
the authorities would let her take a
crack at him.
After raising a great stew about
swearing out warrant for the arrest
of her son-in-law on the charge of
calling her liar" and calling down
the vengerce of the gods upon his
head, she quietly took the advice of
the authorities and wended her way
by traction back to New Castle last
night Unless sho ShouS nm cor,a
time this morning the curtain will not
be raised again upon this little com.
edy-drama sketch.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-07
CAPT. MERED|TH'S PLACE
WAYNE COUNTY MAN FIXED
Former Superintendent Of the Bureau
of Printing and Engraving has Ac-
cepted Place in the Treasury De-
partment and it is Life Job.

A dispatch from Washington says
that Capt. William M. Meredith, form
erly of Centerville has turned the
supernitendency of the Bureau of
Printing and Engraving over to his
successor, and has accepted a place
in the Treasury as a member of the
committee on destruction of wornout
money.
The new place occupies the time
of the captain during the forenoons
only and is a position he can occupy
as long as he lives. Captain Mere
dith served as the head of the Bureau
of Printing and Engraving for nearly
twelve years, and on account of the
long and faithful service he was made
a member of the committee which
has large responsibilities, but little
work. When he reached his seven
tieth year he decided to resign the
superintendency of the bureau.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-07
MARGARET GRAY HERE
Representative Of the indianapolis
Children's Home Society Work
ing In Richmond.

Margaret J. Gray, of the Indianapo.
lis Childrens Home Society Is in the
city for few days upon missionary
work. She is seeking homeless. neg
lected and destitute children and af-
ter they are found the society finds
homes and places. them under the
best influences possible. Many chill.
dren are in very bad atmosDhe-es and
under i'll infiuences-these are the
ones that are sought out along with
orphans and are given temporary
homes at the institution situated on
Monon Lake at Westfield. Miss Gray
is also asking contributions from any
who are interested In the work and
those who are able to lend financial
aid. These contributions go toward
defraying the expenses at the Home.