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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-29
At the Jefferson.

| Despite a gusty rain that beat upon the
pavements and flooded the cutters, big
crowd padded down to the Jefferson thea
tire last night and enjoyed an excellent
performance by Al G. Fields minstrel
company. The popularity of Mr., Field and
that of his company In Birmingham was
responsible for the attendance. 1t was by
no means the sort of night best suited
for theatregong, but those who went were
glad. The show is a good one and fully
up to the standard which MIR. Field has
maintained in the past. 1t pleased the
eye and the ear and ticlSled the risibili-
ties,
The first part has been given an oriental
setting that is rich and colorful. A spa
cious court with a vista of street and
mosque in the background, prettily light
ed and enhanced by handsome costumes.
worn by members of the company COM
bine to make beautiful stage picture.
Brisk maneuvers by crimson CARRIED
comedians In black face supported by the
solosists in costumes of blue, added to
the briliancy Nf the tout ensemble.
Among the song numbers that won ap-
plause were, 1--WE Never Seemed So Far
Apart Before" sung by Walter Sherwood;
Just Idle Dreams" by Cal Martel; ''Wlll
You Love Me in December As You DO in
May" by Charles F. Orr; Let Me Down
Easy" sung in capital style by Harry
Skunk, and Where Is BROWNE" which
won repeated encores, by Harry VanFos-
son. Press Eldrldge) and Harry Skunk re-
leased number Of jokes that took well.
| Il fuaa frpidira0
| reception.
The feature of the performance was
introduced by AL Field and Doc Quigley,
who took part In a clever duologue that
put everybody in a good humor. Various
celebrities were ushered in, among them
Theodore Roosevelt, Admiral Togo, Secre-
tary Taft, William Jennings Bryan and
others. The bogus Bryan was an unusual
ly good imitation and was greeted with
thunderous applause. A selection from
.Robin Hood" and a military song, well
staged, brought everybody to the inter-
mission highly pleased.
There was no set olio-a relief, by the
way from the tedium of minstrel shows
that adhere strictly to this style of enter
tainment. The second part of the perform
ance was opened by scenic and dancing
spectacle entitled, Roll On Silvery
Moon" which was appropriately staged
and afforded an opportunity to Herbert
Wilson, the male soprano to exploit
his voice. Press Eldridge gave first-class
monologue, which was followed by mus
eal novelty called, THE Black BARRIERS
Band" Then came an deliberately staged
series of stage pictures, with ghosts, skel-
etons and imps. which purported TO be the
! lurid dream of a darkey who had I'M
| bibed too much liquor 1t was entitled.
| t4ra nd n no
novel and dlvSting. Her BurlS and Nc
| Donald brought the performance to
close with a rafting acrobatic absurdlty
called 1.-The Haunted MILL,
| The show is bright and snappy and every
act moves briskly. Although there was a
great harvest of mother-in-law jokes, the
| comedy was typical of genuine black-face
minstrelsy. A matinee will be given this
afternoon and performance tonight.
At the Biiou.
A matinee this afternoon and a per-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-29
HIGDON HAS PREPARED
HIS ANSWER TO CONTEST

Kinds Peevey, campaign manager for
f. l.. Higdon in the race for sheriff Of
Jefferson county, announced last night
that the answer to the petition for contest
filed few days ago by Judge ]. P. Stiles,
the defeated candidate. had been COM
pleted and would be filed with the chair
man of the county democratic executive
committee today.
It was at first announced that the full
ten days allowed by law for filing such
answer would be taken, but the necessary
work being completed earlier than expect
ed the paper will be filed without delay.
1t is said that the answer will be in the
nature of a general denial of the charges
of fraudulent voting and mismanagement
In the turnover primary made by Judge
Stiles in his petition.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-29
FRISCO OFFICIALS.
President Davidson and others On a
Tour of Inspection.

The high officials of the Frisco system
arrived in Birmingham yesterday after
noon at o'clock on a special train COM
posed of four private cars. In the party
are A. ]. Davidson, president; C. r. Gray,
second vice president at the head of the
operating department; w. C. Nixon, gen.
eral manager, and A. d, Lightner, SUI
perintendent of the southeastern division.
The officials are on their annual tour Of
inspection. The special left last night at
1890 o'clock for Memphis. whence the Of
ficials will return to st. Louis.
The Birmingham Belt, the terminal COM
pany owned by the Frisco, was inspected
yesterday by the officials. They started
on the trip around the belt Immediately
after reaching the city.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-29
WHY CITY REFUSED
USE OF ENGINES

The city officials refused to allow the
engines of the fire department to be used
as pumps in relieving the Easements of
several houses yesterday which were
flooded by the heavy down-pour of rain.
There is a city ordinance forbidding the
use of the engines for purpose such as
that referred to.
Some years ago when water overlooked a
large building Of the city, one of the en-
gines of the fire department was used in
pumping IT, This engine sucked stone and
gravel into its valves, and before the ma
chine was repaired the city was put to an
expense of several hundred dollars After
this an ordinance was passed to the eff
feet that never again would the engines Of
the department be turned over for such
work.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-29
SEVEN MEN FINED
ON GAMBLING CHARGE
PUNISHMENT CUT IN HALF WHEN
CERTAIN RIGHTS WERE SUR
RENDERED-cURRAN's MEMORY
AGAIN TO THE FORE.

A story in which seven young men sur
rendered their rights as free-born Ameri-
cans to do as they please. and received by
SO doing a reduction OF a half In their
several fines, together with another ex-
ample of the remarkable memory of Jack
curran, bailif of the police court, was
revealed yesterday.
The seven young men were charged with
gambling, and Judge Feagin informed
them that the usual fine for such Of
fenses was SIS in each case. However,
when Attorney McCrossln put in an ele-
CANT plea in behalf of the young men,
picturing them as hard working citizens.
who had simply INDUCED IN private
game IN private quarters for their own
amusement, Judge Feagin agreed to cut
the fines IN half. Before doing So how
ever, he asked each defendant If he was
willing to discard his inalienable right
as an American citizen to do as he
pleased. Each declared that he was willing
and that never more would he gamble,
even in private,
After making this promise, the defend
ants were fined :12.5O in stead of SIS. Then
Jack Curran, who, II is said, never for
gels Q name, and who has never allowed
a face to present itself and then get en-
trey ont oe his mGd called the judges
attention 10 re fact that one of the seven
had appeared before the court on pre-
ylous oesas,a3, Tia charge aganst him
then being gsmeiHg at kelly" pool. This
the judge then remembered, and the fine
of ], NJ. Anderson WAS made S25, with a
threat Of $40 If he came before the court
again.
The other young men concerned We're
J. B. Brandon, S. f. Thompson, Allen
Mayer, Edward Garrison, w. G. William
son and Lee Mayer.
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ruined, and in many instances, were
swept down the stream. The stock of the
family was swept away, with the ex-
ception of one pig that Mr.. Fitzpatrick
managed to save as 1t was passed by the
front porch by the water.
The family overwhelmed Mr.. Pepper
man with thanks for it was through his
efforts and as a result of rapid drive
through the rain that the boat to rescue
the imprisoned ones was obtained. The
negro Johnston who rowed the boat was
also remunerated, nearly every person
who witnessed his work, giving him some
money.
Village creek, according to those who
live near its bank. has never before risen
to such a height, and never before was
1t in such an agry mood.
In the history of Birmingham. accord
ing to Chief Wier and others, a family
was never before endangered by swollen
water Village creek is a regular river
this morning, and while no houses have
been swept from their bases. much dam
age has been done to personal property.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-29
FUNERAL NOTICE,

The friends and relatives of Mr.. and
Mrs. Vassar L. Allen, Misses B. A. Allen,
NJ NJ. Allen and Ruth l.. Allen are invited
to attend services over the remains of
John P. Allen, to be held today at the
home of Misses Allen, 2l44 Highland ave-
nue.. Such friends and relatives are in
vited to be present also at Elmwood GEM
etery at 10 a. m. today saturday, Septem-
Der 29).
The active pallbearers will be Messrs
William e. Fort. w. X. Terry 2. T. Ru-
dulph. w. G. Harrison, E. d. McIver, w
NJ Manly, w B. Morgan and E. C. Crow.
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It is also stated that counter charges
OF fraud and illegal voting are made by
Colonel Higdon.
The county executive committee has
been called to meet Thursday, October 4.
to hear the petition of Judge Stiles and
the hearing will no doubt be one of the
most exciting ever had in this county.
1t will ~ remembered that in the petit
ton filed by Judge stiles the names Of a
number of alleged fraudulent voters were
given. Some of these are said to be arm
ed with evidence of full eligibility to vote
and the investigation and answer to
charges will certainly be of interest.
In discussing the contest last night Mr.
Peevey expressed confidence of the final
result. He said that the hearing of the
contest will develop many features of in-
terest not yet made public.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-29
At the eayety.

Hastings and Arnold's Bachelor Club"
company will open a weeks engagement
at the New Gayety theatre Monday after
noon at the matinee. The company comes
to Birmingham well recommended, as it
is new entirely.
With the company are several comed-
ians of recognized ability and 1t Is said
that they have a number OF clever lines
and situations to handle during the per-
Torrance. The chorus Is said to be large
and good to look upon, the music catchy
and the scenery and costumes pretty.
The present company, Rose Sydell IN
1.-THE Prince of Petticoats' closes Its en-
.gagement with the matinee today and the
performance tonight.
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Torrance tonight will conclude the en-
gagement of "A Wife's Secret" at the
Bijou theatre. The play has drawn good
houses this week at the Bijou and has
given general satisfaction, 1t is an inn
provement on the average nelodrama,
being well staged and very wei acted.
Next week the bill will be "Thorns and
Orange Blossoms" a dramatization of
Bertha M. Clay's novel of thu name.
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Notice..

The president of tho Alumnae Associa-
ton of the Athens Female College hereby
urges all alumnae of this institution 70
convene in call meeting In the parlors
of the Athens Female College. Athens.
Ala. on Friday of Home Coming Week.
at r. M, October 10. Business of great
Importance is to be brought before the
association, and it is urgently requested
that every alumnae be present.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-29
At the Majestic.

1.-THE Lady Buccaneers" Will H. Fox.
Martini and Macmillan, George A
Beane and company the Haws Sisters
and August SNOWFALL are brewing draw
ing cards this week at the Majestic where
the audiences have been large all the
week. Mr.. Beanes sketch, "A Womans
Way is one of the good things on the
bill. His picture of a clubman who divides
too much time between his bachelor quar-
ters and his own home is aptly drawn.
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Would Raise Club Liquor License.

4 Atlanta. September --(speelal)-Al-
would propose to council to put the reg
ular license of $1,000 on all clubs In the
city selling liquors. The respectable clubs.
he said, ought not object to paying it in
the interest of law and order, and the
effect would be to drive all the negro clubs
and similar resorts out of business.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-29

The situations of the comedy are full of
surprises and the humor is genuine ahd
mirth provoking. He is ably assisted by
Miss Edith Forrest
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-29

The oawk makes best advertising
cuts-Ace-Her BUILDING.
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AT THE MAJESTIC.

This afternoon and tonight-"A
Wife's Secret"
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AT THE JEFFERSON.
ATTHE BIJoU.

This afternoon and tonight-Al =
G. Fields Ministries. =
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AT THE NEW oAYETY.

This afternoon and tonight
Vaudeville.
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At the Biiou.
A matinee this afternoon and a per-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-08
DOS ESCALAMIENTOS Y UN HURTO
GARADO EXTRAVIADO

Aibonito, Junio 6 Coronel Hamill.--
Tarde aver fu6 escalada casa de Eudosio
Gimenez de este pueblo. Autores sustraje-
ron uu cofre conteniendo como diez dollars
en- monedas. Practice activas diligencias
hasta esclarecer hecbo.-Cabo Padr6
Vega Baia,-Acompahado de guardia
JesGs capture anoche a. m. Angel Sos
ire Domingo Rios barrio Algarrobo por
escalamiento en- 20 grado casa Juan Perez
llevdndose 36 dollars. Ocupe al primero
$24 dos machetes al segundo So y una
navajo y detuve Julia Ruiz por c6mplice.
-Cabo Roig.
Ponce.-Ayer llegue esta ciudad condu-
ciendo individuo Nicolas Sanchez Corte
detenido el 20 de Mayo en- Comerfo por
sospechar fuese robada cantidad dinero
que portaba. Lunes confes6 ser dinero
hurtado don Luis de la Cruz de Ponce
inmediatamente sail esta direction, result
tando cierta su confession. Llevado Juez
Municipal fue sentenciado seis meses
carcel.-Cabo Blanco.
Aibonito--La policia de Barranquitas
recog 8 ell domingo en- la carretera una ye-
qua vaya cebruna 6I4 alzada, frente y pa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-08
FUNGION EN- CAGUAS
a benefiCiO de San
Sebastian.
Progresses que Sc nOtau en- aqueIIa
Ciudad.
EI ClrCulO ssplrltlsta Union ] PiOgresO" Ia
dadO una s6rie de CORferenclas.
Ode nuestro corresponsoL. }

JUNO Hoy di6 pu Ultima function
en- este pueblo benefcio de las victimas
en- San Sebastian (Pepino) el ilustrado
ertista M. La Presa, despa6s dc haber
dado muchas mas su bentficio teniendo
grandioso 6xito en- todas el pueblo que
dando satisfecho de sus excelentes trabajos.
Tambien di6 una s6rie de funciones la
compania Colombia" asistiendo 4 ella
mucho pdblico.
Este pueblo progresa. Els incuestioun-
BILE. Demuestralo 81 Amino y In algeria
que hay en- Ell p1blico y Ia voluntsd de
asistir estos acontecimientos
lei centro espiritista ''Uni6n Pro-
greso" ha realizsdo tambi6n una s6rie de
conferencias en- su espacioso local. Todas
han estado eoncurridfsimas y en- todas sus
sesiones reglamentarias, sigue concurrien-
do ell pueblo ansioso de OR las morales
ensenanzas de sus representatives.
Podemos decir que es una escuela edu-
cativa en- ciencias moral.
Pronto voIveran iniciarse otras confe-
rencias y meetings con ell fnde seguir pro.
pagando con ahinco f6 sus doctrinaa.
Aquf Sc abre paso el espiritisro de una
manera rapida fuerte.
La question tabacalera esta ahora en-
calma por falta de materiaIes que utilizar,
pero Sc dice que de julio en- adelante, los
trabaios empezaran fuertemente
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-08
EEGOTIVO.
(Sesi6u de aver

A las tres diez reuniose ell Conseio en-
session ordinaria concurriendo los sefiores
Grahame, Tesorero, DR.. Barbosa, Sanchez
Morales, Attorney Ward. Luego lIegaron
los seilores Falkuer doctor del Vale.
Fueron aprobados los siguientes nom.
bramientos de nuevos agentes de inscTip.
clones; para las Marlas Joaquin Cuadra-
do; para Vega Alta Manuel Landr6n
y Juan Rivera para Aguada.
Qued6 autorizado 81 superintendent de
eleccionas para nombrar agentes auxiliares
en- los casos necesarios q. seran luego some
tidos al Ccnsejo Executive Sc dioc cuenta con
la aprobaci6n del Gobernador q Ia fran
quicia acordada 4 favor del ferrocarriI
de Ponce Coamo. Ell sefior Duval, di-
rector de la Companfa de ferrocarriIes, es-
taba en- el local.
Aprobada la designation del sefior
Eugenio Iglesias para sustituir al senior
Castro durante su ausencia. Aprobada la
designation de un empleado, para las of
cinas de la Corte Suprema con so pesos
al mes, seg1n recommendation del Attorney
Tambi6n otra plaza de esteu6grafo, con
100 dollars mensuales, para la ofcina del
Attorney.
Aprobada una transferencia de cr6dito
por 81, 800 del ayuntamiento de Ponce.
Que Sc olga al municipio de Cabo-Rojo,
como resuitado de gu petici6n respecto 4
la imposition de patentes industrialeB, ten
ga en- cuenta 10 dispuesto en- los artfculos
"A IS de la ley Municipal.
Referente al avance de 81, 600 que soli-
cita ell Ayuntamiento de Maricao, informa
la Comisi6n de hacienda, que ell avanee sea
concedido cuando aquella municipalidad
presente la ordenanza necesaria, redactada
en debida forma.
Don Angel Pasapera, de San German,
Sc queia de que han ocurrido interrupcio-
nes en- las flas de las personals que Sc van
a inscribir. Su queja es referida por el
Superintendent de Elecciones al Consejo
y este la pasa al Comit6 de elecciones.
A las tres y cuarenta termin6 la session,
despu6s de haberse aprobado la designa-
ci6n del sefor Modesto Cajiao para agente
de inscripciones de Humacao en- sustitu-
ci6n del senior Bayonet.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-08
De SOCIEDAD.

La recepci63l an0che.-Galanteme CO.
rrespondi6 la sociedad capitalefia la gra-
ia invitaci6n de los distinguidos esposos
Winthrop, acudiendo anoche Ia morada
de 6stos una concurrencia distinguidisima
de damas caballeros. A las ocho me-
dia comenzaron llegar familias, que eran
recibidas cortesmente por los gobernadores
y Secretario Frazier las 9 estaban los
salones lenos de una espl6ndida pl6yade
de damas elegantemente atayiadas.
Representatives. de la prensa, banca,
comercio, industrias, partidos polfticos, ar
mada y ej6rcito, magistratura ofcinas
del gobierno insular, dieron la nota mascu-
lima del acto, que result6 numerosa esco.
jida.
La distinguida sefiora Winthrop, lucia
un rico traje rosa pdlido con sobre cuerpo
de mallas negras, y descote. El Goberna-
dor de etiqueta, como toda Ia concurren-
cia.
Entire las distinguidas damas que ALI
formaron magnffca .corte de hermosura,
distinction esquisita cultura recordamos
las sefloras de Korber, Duval, Hord,
Monserrat, Ward, Hernandez, Gordile
Fano, Arnold, Grahame, Willoughby,
Blackwell, Dfaz Navarro, Hoare, Galifia-
nes, Reed, Antonsanti, Elzaburu, Goena-
ga, Bean, Bailey, Beames, Orbeta, Cor
dis, sefioritas Korber, Lopez Gaztambi-
de, Monserrat, EURO, Hernandez, Usera,
Benet, Arroyo, Marin, Orbeta, Brau,
Skerret, Hoare, Fernandez Mater, Noble
Galinanes y Nevarez.
Los sefiores Behn, Collazo, Feuille,
Korber, Hernandez Lopez, Rosy (don
Jes6s), Sanchez Morales, del Vale (don
Rqfael), Diaz Navarro, Elzaburu, Hepp,
Ward, Hernandez, Gordils, Reed, HamiIl,
Lutz, Marin, Colorado, Antonsanti, Aldea,
Paoli, Medina, Iglesias, Ramos Anaya,
Arnold, Duval, Gil, Goenaga, Monse-
rrat, WiIlougbhy, Blazell, Beames, Bal
ley, Noble, entire muchos mas un buen
nlimero de ofciales de la armada, contri-
buyeron la animaci6n de la reunion que
termin6 las once de la noche en- medic
de Ia mayor cordialidad.
Escojidfsimos trozos de buena m6sica
fueron interpretados con sumo gusto por
el artista senior Morales, acompanado al
piano por las seForitas Galinanes, quienes
obtuvieron merecida cosecha de aplausos
Ell ambigd bien servido los duenos de
la casa mostrando el mayor cuidado en-
proporcionar ell mas agradable ratio aIsus
visitantes.
En- San Jtan.-Se encuentra en- esta
ciudad pasara aquf algdn tempo, la gra-
ciosfsima trigueha, de Aflaseo senorita
Aurea Brau. I'm sol hermoso que surje
aquf. Por mucho tempo.
De pa8eo.-Los distinguidos esposos
Francc-Soto- Romaf1at de Aguadilla, Sc en-
cuentran en- San Juan, donde pasardn al
gunos dfas.
Bienvenidos.
SENDER
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latigazos q los mercaderes que Ie habfan
invadido.
Ya que Ia 'Revista de Puerto Rico no
ha querido como era su deber, completar
su trabajo en- este asunto, E6l, qua por ra-
zones mil conoce tambien de cerca los bas
tidores], ''La Correspondence" procurara
hacerlo ese estudio, siquiera sea somera-
menre.
JUEZ MCKENNA. Personaje prin-
cipal. Acaso personaje secundario. Juez
de gran sueldo que necasita pedir 4 un
litigante la suma de 500 pesos precisa-
mente POGO antes de aquel en- que debfa
fallar IN pleito, 8 ell incidents de un pleito,
en- que aquel cliente estaba interesado.
Hombre aiieso, considerable por algunos
como demasiado viejo. Evidencia de la
comision de actoB que las leyes consideran
delitos. Despu6s, la ausencia. Probable
lfsimamente no VIC al Presidente que Ie
nombr6 para ell cargo. Ha sido confna-
do Pisttsburg, ign6rase 81 sus actos
han sido investigates, 8 81 un proceso 8
investigation seran decletados con motivo
de aquellos.
AVOCADO sR. MOTT. Sc le pro-
puso un negocio peligroso. El mismo
cliente del senor Mott y del senior Cornwell,
trocede ante la equfvoca proposition. TIE.
me que haya en- clio un peligro para Ia
austeridad de Ia ley para Ia justicia de
su cliente. Pero es de nuevo instigado
El Juez de nuevo le sonsaca le empuia.
El negocio debe quedar cerrado de todos
modos. Mott vacila de nuevo. Esta agi-
tado por fuerzas contrarias. Mott obra
rectamente, como hombre de bien. Las
fuerzas mas en6rgicas favorecerfan su in
teres y 6l resiste, no resuelve, no trabaja
resueltamente porque el emprestito Sc
haga.
Entonces consulta al Befior CornweIl, ell
otro abogado del senior VaIdes Y v6ase
el dilema. ST acceden que el emprestito
SO haga, el dia del falIo habrfan de hallar-
Sc, no solo ante ell Juez, sino tambi6n
ante el s6bito acreedor de su cliente.
CompTendieron que los hombres de ho-
nor deben serlo en- todas parties, y que 81
ellos mezclaban pleitos ante jueces con di-
nero dado en- prestamo 4 esos jueces ellos
iban tai vez 4 caer en- la apariencia de
que engaiiaban con eartas falsas & sus
companeros los abogados de la parte con-
traria dar a entender sospechar que
ellos eran unos rufianes que falta de inte-
ligeneia jurfdica para ganar los peitos ape
laban & los pr6stamosimds & menos indirec-
tos mas menos cambio de un positive
triunfo en- cada Incidents
Y los se1ores Mott Cornwell no estu-
vieron dispuestos que de ellos tales cosas
Sc pensaran. Pero al mismo tempo acaso
temieron 10 que pudiera acontecer a Ru
cliente 81 ellos en- aquella situaci6n di6eil
lie abandonaban. Entonces acudieron al
consejo de Mr.. PettingiU. ~
iAnte quien consultaron? 5Ante ell Pet
tingill (abogado) ante el PettingiII (fis-
cal)? Si Ell acuerdo fu6 consular al abo-
godo 5qu6 necesidad tuvo la ciencia perso
nal de los senores Mott y Cornwell de
tales consoles siendo ellos tambi6n abo-
gados?
A quien los sefiores Mott y Cornwell
acordaron consular fu6 al fiscal sefior
Pettingill, porque entonces 5para que Ell
pagar6 Ie fu6 entregado al Juez Cal fiscal)
Pettingill?
La consulta fu6 consumada Y natural
mente ella siguieron sus extraordinarias
consecoencias,