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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
O|VERSOS ASUNTOS
Venclmieuto de termino. :
Acusado de hurto menor.
Derrumba bamientos.
hIPODROMO PONCENO
n shogado Cadaver ex-
traldo. .-El doctor don Sal.
yador Carbonel1.

Ell 81 del actual venes el tsrmt.
no p'ra prsssntar solisitLdes dc sspa
no!es que dssssn aecgerss oil indu 10
soneedi 10 por Alfonso XIII aon mott.
20 do al boda.
--HA ipgrsa&do % srm eria 90 In
sa'sal do Arselbo Juan F gasros scu'
asdo 70 b irt1 msnor y fuee eArcslado
FsliPs Es'sndez ial GaerfilIsro Ios
hsbsr ixnr guido 50 oordsnA.
Las aimorranas Sc cutan on
E ala dias, con oil UNaUENro
DE PAZO. "a sean simp,es, aAr gran
ses, con pissE6 +, 9 sxis,nas, por re-.
oeldes que eeAn.
-E1 10 cArretera de Uluado ha
habido Tg6a noiteIas muehos dsrru m
bim!e atos con motive do las fac, tss
iluviAa
A "a, carreras que t,ndlAa efte.
to en- el Il podromo do toncs Lon efss
10 % del 2stual. 1 an ssbalos de
San Jaan, Arseibo y CaRuas.
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iluviAs en- el bArrric sHAto Absjcs, do
Aresih1 el individao Fa.eual VaIsn
M E eAtAvsr dc eass IL tortunado
f4e fxs:ailo del sgaa por oil &C mIaa-
rio d'l harrio Jole G rsia Rsyas.
Sc eneuenlrA "a mi rAdo do aus
dolensiaa oil doctor don Salvador Car
bonalI do MsvAtU
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
UEA C0LOcACIOH

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nel1 do la typtH slssr, son Soaosi
mlan1Us asAbAdoa de orIograilA. Pa
rA lnl1rm's don I"doro GonxAl.E b.
n.Ila,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08

AselOnes
Ranco de Pto. Rico Q Is q 2e
p2nso Territorial. e23 & "a
Bsnso Popular e10 all.
AZUCAR, Para la exportaei6n
Sin operaoiones
Buquos RnumciadOs
ri vsVor espsfiol sDusrto Rlecl
sAli6 O. 80 prfxtmo passdo dc Ba,ss
Iona para el NsditsrI auen y Cana
rias, San Juan. Msy'eu I, Porss,
Santiago do Cuba. HAbaua, GlAnta
rano, kapzSnil.o y NV Orleans.
vapor smsricano ethllad O. gh!as,
sad & par N W Yo k sl l3 corrisnte,
EMtradas
Vspor amsr.skno SJulis Lne! gu.
ba' k, proeedents dc NV Yoik, via
Porce
EMlid@s
Vapor amerieAno <MasaapeQuss,
para 10 lila, con tiAnslto.
Vapof sspanol <Conde W Trade ,,
para isla do Cuba, via MsysRu,z y
Ponce, CON trAnaito.
Rlqwos ON puerto
TRAvEsIA
sAshury FontAinS dessargando
al. Stan Joness pendiente.
SSpripg6slds dsssaYgando
Gsanturees. descargando.
GMassapeQuas. dsacsyg ando.
81. W. Aysis. descArgAn
eConde W!tfedps. dssca'gan1o.
~CArolinas, dessArgAndo.
COSTANERO8
GDe,eslAs N'guAbo.
<.ua A4rl4s foLce.
<RisA.do Ruiz, F.iNdo,
&C 4iliermitgs. pendispte.
sCarms. ,. pendisnte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
Sc VENDE

U,latgo do Irss ssnirifugas aists'
ma AHsrnorshs con su motor, 50 m =
olador y 81 eIevAdor do s1dsAr, lodo
on migni6so tstAdo. Dlriglrss 4 don
Julio Gay, hssis4da Santa Ata, Jan
Cos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
SECC|ON MERc>ANT|L
NOtd5 (Qm(lGd|eS de San Juan
PrInoIpaIes artlculOs

PrInoIpaIes art(culOs
que 90 dstAllan en- AlmAesnes, q los
s!guisntes precios.
A't,NE d, parttdo { Japin & S
Idem valencisno do Ct . 81 por
extreme do elases.
Aios de Is etvs. & so.
Bombone s6i ~
Rssalao ~
sArdinas ahumadas IA eentavos.
Cebollas espaholas o.
Id amerieAnas e2}
0arbanxos s4} aV.
Habichuelas Amsrisanas eoloradas
largas so. Blsncaa amerieanaa ct
Harina do trigo o. O At
Id do maiz 934
Jamones el0 o 1o9.
Jah5n Rooamora e64. amsrics'
no, sA3 ~.
Nantes, st & 81 sn2ysp e'iss dc
60 6 10.
Mantequillal do e.6Al8
Pasta del pais est.
Papas amerissuas IL az
Toeino, s18 6 l8i
Tasaio %
Qassos am. CIT Patagrks Il.
Iseehe sondensada SAguilas & %
Id Id sCruz Roias s44
Id Id sMagnolias Oh
DEL PALS
A. iaAf para el eonaumol
E&ssAbsdo slaro de az.
d. MEL slaro . e3.,
Csntrffuga elaro de 10 ssS
AnsriaAua de st Al,
De Popcs a34 . 81.
Ron 40 grades Cartier & al. III ss-.
tsvos gallon pagados p. 1ntsrnaM
N2iysl.76
Tabaco, nominal
Preclos do compFa
Almid6n q $3.50
AIgod6n de.5 9 $50.
Coco do Is. q Is millsY.
Cuevos dplaes a20 q 81
seho dc res . n.
Cats sorYisnIs nominal
CambI0s O0rrlentOS
kondrsa chtek A.s7
Paris J 10.
EAmhSrgo G<".D.
Nsw York q III & 20 stvs n
Ksp&6A l1AllS D.
Cudulas::AIpu
1Aneo Territorial y Agr1eolA 900
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
4 LAS FlM|L|AS

E,sribs n1s pidisndo nus.t-o dltl
mo may exselso Ga A.t 60 que ACADIA
mos do publican Conten.e 2dc: 90 zAdo,
einturones, rops, ioysffs, novedAds q
y artfeuloa dc fahtasfa.
u aitsd Ma lfAttu'e Mail o.
dar 20. l27 f orI 81. N YoIk
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08

KA0As 0s IaIgV, 90 Ansno II IA
AlIo, VAIe d0s d9Ilasa. De mayor A
man. snben los prosiCs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
Al PUgLI.O

Gran galsriA iotogrkGsA do oyia,s!
son Uooa los sdslAnI5e mooernoa,
AmPiiG"'Oues. rsprod1sionss, vitsAA
GO edlhelOs, gragos y todos RabAioA
cC NJ rAmo. RropistArio
J A. forAsAisri --ChguAa f. II.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-29
MILLIONAIRE'S ACCUSED
WIFE is RELEASED
ON BAIL
CRAVING FOR VENGEANCE
Against Providence Because
Of Daughter S Death.


Sio'N f"ii7 iA" Fe'e
Emma Kaufman who was committed TO
iail on chafge of nansiaughier IN
connection With the recent death OF
Aeaes 'Folreis, ner siNteen-year-oid ser-
Want giri, has been released from jal
Through a curious mistake ln Identity
the report today giIned circulation ana
was senerally credited tiiat Mfs kaut-
mann, accompanied iy Mr. Neufmann,
had quietly departed from sioaN Fails
tor some remote place where they would
renain pending MS hauinmnns trial
next November. The report proves to
be wholly unfounded IRE kaufmonns
ieft the county jail alio2t 10 o'clock last
night and Instead Of beAg driven TO q
tain. proceeded direct 20 their own
home where tney now arc They viii
remain there at east for several weeks,
ana perhaps indefinitely
As strange ana wietd as the alleged
crime itself laid at the door OF Mrs
kaufnann Is the motive ascribed for the
apparent nendishness by former gtrl@
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-29
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By local applications, ~ they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear
There Is only one way 10 cure deafness.
and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness Is caused by an infamed con-
dition Of the mucuous lining OF the Eu-
staohian tube. When this tube is in-
famed you have a rumblng sound or
imperfect hearing and when II Is en-
tlrely closed Deafness IS the result. and
unless the inflammation can be taken out
and this tube restored 70 its normal con-
dition hearing will be destroyed forever.
nine cases out u ten are caused by cat
arrh, which d nothing but an innamed
condition Of the mucuous surfaces.
We will give One fLlndred Dollars for
any case OF Deafness caused By catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars. free
r J. CHENEY 4 co, Toledo. o.
Sold By Druggists. Use.
raae Halls Family Pins for constipation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-29

arpsamnrt 90 tholr rooms ln TIE nd558
of thcaeht her features w8fxiur in
hlleous fashion as she alafet as thein
Ihev were forhiddtn to lock their
doors ard lfier ievffai ohnnny vi-iis
ifom thcit mistress IT .hs nature they
hed nom tue Rouse
Asne roirtis vas young r from
hqnc l stlanae ihno. srpte miss
tmc " German and Atsu3u Which 40
one eutslie tta Kaufman u'ls Atss
understood, oad pfouahN they dId nai
understand hos ~ sno theui Size Us
rohust an of about the ase Atlica Je
ianehtor would have hhen had sao lived
Mrs Kaufman ST. is believed iiher
tied from Ser honadio parents Tor .hey
were gypsics tlic idea that others should
he made 20 su0cr for wrongs done, Sad
So m her uee at the uuSlnd providence
which berelted her Of her only daughter
Mrs. Kaufmann is believed ~ these gor
mer sevaats 90 have wrcaked awfm ton-
gcance on the humble and helpless Poi
rcis girl.
Believes IN His VIE.
Moses kaVfmann. the husband ap-
parentiy holieres 60 he wifes Impotence
lie was away much OF tto time the Poll
reis sifl was iu his home HE is greatly
depressed by thl awful accusation
against his wife The gir2s mother
Mrs John Folrcis IS Thought % bc oa
the point of i1siag her mud Three
times she fas BEEN caified from the
gnve ~ her chfld where she had
thrown tersef md hesscd ta be ef,
90 aie
Tie father. JOHN pnIYes fs "a farmer
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seaided ieet hatAed ia "a saiait1 90 n9l
water and wood asifs i2i tne sa"ie
reason
7'' S'os o' S.''S
Mis kaufman N'e no' se' A''
sie' 'i ,Nl'N7N "'i
iS'AN ai' h'i hg.iio
iffit i't7i"sit - l-' 'N''
ias Company ana one '' 'ii, "se
Knows "Au Dss' -llNea lh'" A'
koli ana 9 F'l'ltHiA pi "o.E.
t''leA At.t' NlDi'''''t
thAt US l'tels s''i' 5n'l' 'i4
'lso ifi uo"n e'aiia ssf''" '' '''7
receiRlas her ihlNties'
h'l ''' NHlN' .N' i"'''''
200 sis l.a tAe ag'l" 'e'"t ssA'ii.- -''
we sifi M'd alei itViH ii.'le'4'
h's ieF'sea n'S s'H'V'''e''
hiF iA'
N"N''s i"ihe'e' ~
"l.nl
l"e ul''ot los,"''"
sNlehieni uNt AUS N'e'''''''"
"oni-a $" "eli I'Sree''" t.'"'
ee2'eo "e' S'''''',e"s q ~ '.' y',''7 =
iiJu ''7. ~ H'
p'l9i 9" tie any tn'' We
hef woU''oS el'-''eu W. Du'
lore he nag 'l'p'.'u',''s ~ ''''i''
'nei' iu' s"' was oe""
one circumstance IS iooked upon py
the prosecution as decidedly suspicious
and ono which Fit for slight accident
at the funeral would have resulted IN
the evidence of violent deain oeins
forever buried in ue grave heHeath
I wealth NuNHTE The HuuN ttNI NFNal
sent to the girls former home re Park
son, :, l'aN- after telephone message
20 William Mueller, iom hautmaun' the
men being old friends that the unaet-
taker would have 20 worN Win s''e Poay
for some time and mat lt could not be
sent ~ once.
! Then the dead girls orother-in-ia"
WIS advised that tue CONN shou'd no' oe
opened. as the body was deeon'posea'
I This was accepted at its race value put
when the comm arrived olsa'rs''se-
/ ment Of ne ia made II advisable TO re-
I move H. ana II was then thal uhoertake'
/ Andrew Rusher found almost hidden py
/ fowers thehruised features OF the Young
! Austrian girl VINO hAa leit farNsoh
twelve weeks before
Body Mass OF WOUNDS
Suspicious were aroused aud state
/ Attorney Quinn was advised The fun
erM was held nut tater the Dody Was
/ eNhuned and examined This was done
q second time AFTER a delegation oi
sioux Fans physicians was secured. te
; report prepared bs these physicians tsos
! the following almost incredible tale Of
suffering OF the Young girl tie forty
nine wounds found being
SIX scalp wounds made with some
/ blunt instrument three on top of the
head ana three over the fisht ear toui
I bruises or Wounds on the forehead
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-29
How % sreak up 4 cold.

II may be a surprise to many TO
learn that a severe cold can be com
pietely broken up in one o. two days
time. The first symptoms Of a cold are
"A dry, loud cough, a profuse watery
discharge from the nose. and a thin.
white coating on the tongue. when
Chamberlain's cough remedy is taken
every hour on the first appearance OF
tbese symptoms, II counierects the ef-
feet Of the cold and restores the sys-
tenn ~ healthy condition within a
day or two. For sale by r. .. LILLE
& Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-29
wAAr rAE KIDNEYS %.
Their Unessslno Work Keeps Us s;ron7
Ard Healthy

Their Unoeasl1o Work Keeps Us Strong
Ard Healthy.
All tho blood in the body passes
through The kiauegs once every three
minutes The kidneys nlter the blood
They work ID ght ana day When healthy
they remove about 500 grains Of impure
matter daily vixen Unhealthy some part
OF this impure matter Is left in the
blood, This brings or many diseases
and symptoms--pa iu the bao.-. head
ache nervousness hot dry sdin. rheu-
matsm. gout gravel disorders OF the
eyesight ana hearing dizziness. irregl-
lar heart debility drowslness. dropsy.
deposits IN the urine etc. But il you
keep the filters right you VIII have no
trouble with your kidneys
H. /. Matthews. painter and paper
hanger at l22i1 North First ST.. and
living at SIS North Division ST. Guth-
rie Okla, says; Il was bothered for
several years with what believed to be
kidney trouble The kidneys did not
perform their functions properly my
back was never what could can free
from pain during the last three years.
I procured a box Of Doan's Kidney pills
a, y. Wallace's drug store, and found
that they relieved me in a short time
and did me more good than any other
medicine Of the kind I had ever tried. j
betcve they will cure anyone suffering
from kidney trouble"
Fog sale 10y all dealers Price 90
cents. Foster -Arilbum Co. Buffalo. New
York sole agents for the United states
Remember the name -Doan's- and
take no ou,er,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-29
NAVY TO TRY OIL As FUEL.

Washington, d. G.. Jane 29-The
United States Steamship Wyoming
will be fitted burners FOR the purpose
Of experimenting with oil as fuel.
u Is hoped thorough test viii be
made which wili settle the question
as % The ffaetitaoiiity ol Oh ~ a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-29

fuel for ships Of the navy and the ad.
visibility Of making changes in the
ships now under construction. One
OF the principal things 10 be detor-
mined is the disposition OF the
weight 10 be saved by using oil IN
stead OF coal
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THIS DATE IN HISTORY.


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G 1879 First reception if foreign Z
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-31
DONIZETTI'S KIN SUE.
Claim Royalties on Composers Operas
Sung in France.

Special Cablegram to The Star.
PARIS. December 31.-The extraordinary
Donizetti case has come on for hearing
once more. 1t is an action brought against
the French Society Of Dramatic Authors
by the heirs Of the italian composer who
claim royalties on all the performances OF
his operas in France since 1865 down to
last year when the copyright expired
The plaintiffs are Guiseppi and Gaetano
Donizetti. residing in Constantnople,
grandsons Of Giuseppe Donizetti, a brother
Of the composer. He had another brother,
Francesca, who bequeathed all he had to a
sewing woman from whom the plaintiffs
state they bought her share Of the copy
right on the operas for $40. The plain
tiffs assert that no authors dues on per-
formances of their grand uncle's operas
in France have been paid since 1855 They
claim that all the arrears, not only from
the Society of Dramatic Authors, but also
from the Paris Opera and Opera Comique,
which they allege wrongfully handed au-
tohr's royalties over to the society.
Finally they also sue an agency for the
amount representing the value of seats to
which authors are entitled at each per-
Torrance of their works. The total sum
of all these royalties on Donizettis operas
in this country in forty years must be
prodigious. Plaintiffs claim $4,000 down
on account, Professionally without prejudice
to the balance, whatever 1t may
be. The case has not yet been tried on
its merits, defendants pleading that the
action is without the Jurisdiction Of the
commercial tribunal before which the
plaintiffs have brought 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-31
HUGH WATT TRAVELLING.
Released From Prison, Finds His Eyes
Are Failing.

Special Cablegram to The Star.
LONDON, December 31.-Mr. Hugh Watt
ex-M. p, has just been released from
Parkhurst prison. OF fair and ruddy coun-
tenance, Mr.. Watt looks much improved
IN health since the early part of his stay
In Parkhurst and he had gained consid-
erably in weight since he was placed in the
infirmary. 1t Is understood that Mr. Watt
has gone abroad his eyes during the pc
ried of his incarceration having caused
him much trouble and much anxiety.
The trial of Mr.. Watt at Old Bailey in
December. 1905. was one of the most re-
markable in it's history. The accused in
the early eighties was one of the chief
figures in Clyde shipping circles, and
while member for parliament for the Cam
lachie district of Glasgow impressed the
members of the house of commons with
his clear-headed speeches on business af-
fairs. Nevertheless, he was accused of in
citing three men-a private detective named
Herbert Marshall. James Shuttle and Thos.
Worley-to murder his former wife, from
whom he was divorced
The trial lasted seven days and resulted
In Mr.. Watt being found guilty and SEN
fenced to five years Imprisonment. Two
months ago the home secretary practically
RENTED the sentence. In 1901 Mr.. Watt
was correspondent in the successful d.
vorce suit which Sir Reginald Beauchamp
brought against his wife, Lady Violet Beau
champ, and sequel to this Mrs. Julia
Watt obtained a decree nisi in her suit
against her husband. Mr.. Watt afterward
married Lady Violet Beauchamp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-31
NEW CRIME IN ENGLAND.
Tipping" Amenable to Criminal Law
After January l.

Special Cableeram to The Star.
LONDON, December 31.-Great Britain
has a new crime. or will have on January 1,
1907. Hitherto the law has not leaned too
heavily on the givers and the receivers OF
brides. but now an act has been adopted
somewhat similar to the "anu-tipping' act
of the state OF New York. The law has set
its face sternly against the corruption of
judicial and ministerial officers, and of late
years it has done its best to prevent cor
ruption at elections. Misguided generosity
to a judge or a voter has been labeled as
crime. But neither the receiver nor the
donor of commission" has till now been
made amenable to the criminal law. How
ever, there is one thing which will indicate
that the gvers of tips or commissions are
not to be punished willy nilly. Prosecu-
tons for offenses under the act are not to
be instituted without the consent Of the at
torney general or the solicitor general and
1t is also arranged that the vexatious in
dictments act shall apply to such prosecu-
tons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-31
ORGANIZATIONS.

Worthy matron. worthy patron. past ma
irons and patrons and others officers of
Bethlehem Chapter No. 7, O. e. s.
The Wesley Club of the Metropolitan A.
M. E. Church with Mrs. James c. Bailey,
221O 18th street northwest, from to II.
The ladies Of the Potomac Literary Club
at 1O11 NJ street northwest, to IL.
The Legion of Loyal Women. / to 6 pm.
at 419 10th street northwest. Reception
committee: Mrs. Margaret A. Knapp, Mrs.
Laura v. Mccullough, Mrs.. Julia G. Bur-
nett, Mrs Della c. Perham Mrs. Olive c.
Johnson, Mrs. Emma E. Myers, Miss Mary
L. Smith, Mrs. M. E. Cutter, Mrs. Florence
Donohue. Mrs. Mary A. Cook, Mrs. Kate
Riley, Mrs. M. ]. P. Mills, Mrs. Ellen 8.
Mussey, Mrs. Fanny Pomeroy, mrs. Lizzie
w. Calver, Mrs. H. N. Rose, Miss Helen B.
Mathews, Mrs Ada H. Weiss. Mrs. E. Kate
Gillette, Mrs Albertine Odell, Mrs. Rose
E. Ferree and Mrs. Mary A. Lamb.
The Lineal Society of the Spanish War,
/ to Pm, at the residence of Mrs. I. N.
Dolph, 1884 Corcoran street.
The following ladies Of the Metropolitan
Presbyterian Church will receive with Mrs.
Albert Evans at The Manse, II 9Th street
southeast, from to 10 PM: Mrs. Joseph
A. Arnold. Miss Marie c. Baker, Mrs.
James L. Bates, Mrs. Elmer H. Brown, Miss
Beatrice Bulla, Miss Clara H. Burroughs,
Miss Lillian o. Burroughs. Mrs. George P.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-31
PLOT TO SEIZE ISLAND.
Alleged That Germany Had Designs
on Spanish Territory.

Special Cablegram TO The Star.
BERLIN, December 31.-An amazing story
Of plot for the seizure by Germany Of
the Island Of Fernando Pc is published here.
The plot Is said to have been revealed by
Herr Erzberger, a prominent deputy, at
recent confidential meeting OF the budget
committee of the reichstag.
According to Herr Erzberger, Dr. Semler,
prominent liberal deputy. approached a
Geman colonial adventurer named Gorne
in 1904 and made this extraordinary propo-
sition. Gorne was to settle in Fernando Pc
and start a farm or any commercial enter
prise that he liked. The Deutsche Bank,
which is in close touch with the German
government, was to lend him $4,000 for
the purpose.
After settling in Fernando Po Gorne WAS
first to invoke a dispute with the Spanish
authorities and then to organize rebellion
for the purpose of obtaining possession of
the island. German consul, who would
be appointed Immediately after his arrival,
would intervene. and the support of the
government would be forthcoming.
DR.. Senior. who is a member OF the
budget committee, has admitted that he
conducted negotiations with Gorne in 1904.
but declared that he could not remember
any of the details of the conversation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-31
JIU-JITSU IN IRELAND.
Successfully Used in Belfast to Cap
ture Burglar.

Special Cablegram to The Star.
DUBLIN, December 3l.-A knowledge of
jiu-jitsu, the Japanese art OF self-defense
has brought about the capture of s. burglar
and lunatic under the most remarkable
circumstances. Two Belfast burglars were
smartly caught at the residence OF Mrs
John Davidson. Belfast. the other evening
by Mr.. Ian Davidson.
Hearing a noise In the dining ROOM Mr..
Davidson took OF his boots turned on the
light In the hall and quietly opened the
dining-room door. The men were engaged
In ransacking writing desk when they
were surprised by Mr.. Davidson's appear
ance. One escaped through the open win
dow, but the other was not quick enough.
He was tackled In the correct ju- jitslf
fashion and given an arm-lock which rem
dered him absolutely helpless. The police
were summoned by telephone and took the
man into custody. From full description
of the second man the authorities were
able to effect his arrest short time after
ward.
lunatic who recently left the ASYLUM
after being discharged ran amuck In the
streets of Dublin the other day and stabbed
three men with large knife. One of the
men, by using jiu-Jitsu methods overpow-
cred his assailant until assistance arrived,
when he was taken into custody
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-31
HOTEL ON THE WATER.
Unique Scheme for Monte Carlo Of
American Origin.
Special Cablegram to The Star.

special Cablegram to The Star.
MONTE CARLO, December 31-Next year
Monte Carlo Is to have a unique hotel a
great ocean liner with 500 rooms which
will be anchored of the port of Monaco.
Naturally only an American could be guilty
OF such freak. This American was an
noyed recently because the proprietors OF
the hotel at Monte Carlo where he had been
accustomed to stay every season refused to
let him have the rooms he usually occupied
as they-happened just then to be i'm the
possession Of an oriental. The American
was furious and offered TO buy the hotel
This was also refused. Then he said that
he would have his revenge. Next season he
would transport bodily some big hotel to
Monte Carlo and would take away half OF
their customers. He found, in fact a big
transatlantic liner which is being built
for an English company, but had been re-
fused because there had been some mistake
In the lines. The unfinished ship was just
the thing for the American millionaire He
purchased her for spot cash and next year
she will float as luxurious hotel off the
harbor of Monte Carlo.