davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hawaiian star., 1906-03-31
MARsHIPs GO noMoRROW

The British cruisers Cambriap and
Flora will depart tomorrow morning at
z O'CLOCK for Acapulco. From that port
they viii cruise along the western coast
of South America, and across to the
South Sea Islands and thence to their
respective stations.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-03-31
JAS. F. M0RG AN, .
AUCTIONEER.
AUCTION SALE
OF
Poi Food Factory
ON TUESDAY, APR. 3,
AT 70 O'CLOCK NOON.

At the premises, Liliha street, op-
posite Vineyard, 1 will sell at Pub
lie Auction, the property comprising:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-05
Examan del Attorney

2. D6nde le conoelo uated2
r, CusndJ 80 era Oicisl de Sails
10 hs vlsso hrmSr en- mi presencla,
Despues cusndo E. s&llo dc la carSel
estuyo en- Ia Ofeina mia Con un papei
escrlto para LA DEMCRACIA con obi g.
to ds que yo ~ pasara en maQuinltla
y creU que haoiaba uel asaulo ue Cor
doves dl3iendJ q4e los emplsadoa do
etta CorIe eran todos idstleieros.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-05
Ta||as para po|icia en- San Juan, ?. R.

raj sntes del dla 10 del corrlente y de.
be Rer entregada Ia Comisl6n en- ell
acto de in tG la con 81 f6 da bautismo
Y cert f;sciones de b0ena canduCta.
1lo e. c1ucici6o precisa para
ingresar en- ell Cuerpo de la policia ell
csrecer d, a1tecedert,s penales, pues
el tenerloa dari. 4 revocation del
nombrsmiento al SO hubiere hscho,
CoadicioneS tiSicaS
El solcitan debe carecsr de de
fectos fslcos, entendi6nd3se como ia
les, las deformidades del cuerpo, la
ano MALTA en- Ia condguraci6n exsarna
de los ojos, btazos p!ernas, 9 cual.
q aier vest gIo do enfe 'medsdes especf.
icas; las msnifesIaciones de la piel en-
forma de m8nchAs 9 erdl clones y por
4 timo las eptermsdades spArsien inu
ilidsd 8 deiciencia para oil trabajo,
como las hsrnias, hidroceles etc.
j, JU DICE.
3 } ler Teuienta p vodante P l
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-05

que hubiere deiado ell Cderpo aiegan-
do imposIbilldad ff;ics 9 que hsys
sido ex2uisaio por fatas c3metdas
en- el Servlcio, podra volver 4 ingre.
asr, Uaa cosla de essa so,icitui de
be ser en!regada 4 Ia Comisi6n por
csda aspirGnIe &C el scso de ia tslE.
81 Daheran tsmbiea prcsentar fe
de hautsno, sn cuyC dLcumg 10 ssra
init toda eesti0n
70 El peso minimo que Sc requ!e
re es de $50 libras
50 La talla mlaims eE de- metro
y centlmsttos,
go LII ampiitud tor5cica deberA
ser nor 10 menos de 2 pulgades,
100 La solicitld debara ser he
cha de psho y let'a dsl mismo aspi
rante y iurAda ante Ell Jlez de Paz
Municipal, acr .ditando sJr Ia misms
persona con cuyo nombre se frms.
E,ta soiiciGul Sers duplc I'd ! de Ia
que d3bara enviarae al CdRrtel Cane.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-05

III dia u del corriense mes hsbrbn
de llevsrse cabo talas en- esta ciu-
dad de San Juan para nombrar Gin
ouenta [50) ooliciAs por tempo dIscre
cional. Las coudIciones que Sc ex gen
para la admission son las aiguientes'
10 Ser mayor de q afl2sy msnor
de 40.
20 Sabsr leer y escriblr.
80 Ser ciudadsno de Puerto Rico,
A. Teaer buena conducts moral
uue ae sc-editar& mslisate la prrsen-
tact6n de csrtidcscion libradas por
el Alcalds = Juez del pueblo don 1o hs
ya recidido mas largo tempo.
80 Lbs sspira1tas debesan aaviar
aus solicitudes al Quartet general an
tes del dia 10 del corriebte mss, y d..
cho Cuaftel informsra 81 Ell "licitants
pertenecio al Cusrpo de la policia y en-
este cASo la couddcsa que observe y
causss por lss que sal,5 del Caerpo,
eotendieudo Sc que ningu indlvidlo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-05
Testiqo del Fiscal Aponte

ANTONIO ALDREY
Eramen del Fiscal SeNor Apone.
P. listed conoce Bias Maldo.
nado?
r, 81 sefior.
P. listed sisne anlstad con eus
individuo?
r. Alguna.
P. El lie ha es;riso q usted align.
Ina vez?
r Varias vec2s.
p. listed tisns esas cartas en- su
pc der?
r. 81 sehor,
P. listed ms hace oil favor de
entregarmelsi?
r. FL :est'go las SAGA de una car.
terra de su bolsillo las entrega al
Fisc al este les pasa al Attorney.
P. Us:e,l hs hablado con ese
hombre algana vez en- la carcelP
r. 81 senior,
r. Si:vase mapifestar 10 que ei
!e haya expresadU, en virud de que y
per que 10 hizo2
FL dla gus 80 celebr6 el iuicio oral
de B as Msldonado, el Sc fugo en ell
momento de 0lctArse se0leucla. Por
la tarde vi regcesar dol campo donde
e.taba So me pres3nto ulo dc aus her
manos dscItms que Bla1 MSldonado
SO habis fggado pero que querfs pre-
.sntnrLe y NO 10 airegiA q hacerlo pof
.emor de qae ID p0licia 10 maltratass
me ali al 20 no tenla inconveniensa
on pr< sentsrlu d la Corte. Como 20
40 me crsla con autoriSaci6n sufcients
para ESQ enable don Jose r. Apon'
TO como amigo mic ver 81 el queria
h acerme g. favor de acompsiiarme pa
ra conducl,lU a Hamscao, a 10 cual
sccelio G lstt 40. A ia nochs Siguien'
ts cJmo 1. las ssis las slsts Tealh
notclas lie que 50 enconttaba en- la
inca de doI Luis do Cells. Fuimoa
ALA, hAblamos con- el y vialmos hasa
la casa do don Emilio Cusdra y de
alli 10 lIevamls hasEa Ia ca eel de
HumRcao.
greA6 On la carSel, SO libt6 por
al Facal mandamleato dc arress0 y el
Fiscal dlo cusnLA 81 Ju9E de que B.as
Maldonsdo Sc b .bla pressntalo. Diaa
dsspuss do ESQ ms escri olo una earta
para YER ii ~ podia solicitar Su lndul
ItJ. Yo 10 maalfests que Oreia ptema-
.uro IS }, pueIIo q Ae O. % haolA fugA.
40, que espsrsra a que pssara Rlgdn
luem,o. Voiv,o q escrlbirms variaS
carts, ca u4s do elias oec1a que aA-
bfa que yo esssos resentldo con el. A
urlnSlplos Gel mes de Noviembrs de
esIs IN }, del nusve 81 dlez, tuve yo
pee .sluad dc If a IL carSsi q rec Jger
uua TRINA ae un Gsi Pedro Cordova
con eae mUtvu hAble con MAldonAdo
y entoncss me dllJ que saba que 20
estsba res sntld1 oJh q. y qusris saber
los moIlyos,
(CoRtinUGrGl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-05
AVISO

Sc veade por la mitai de su valol
IN sparsto para fabricar debldas car
oonstadas Sc c)mpone del generator
tres faentes con sus correspondence
lavaderos de g y, una mesa para lie
mar botelai do tApon5s de gravItaci6r
J un llensdOr de sifoneS.
Para iuformes dirigirse en- Camuy
A ANTONIO CASTILLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-05
QUESTION DEL D|A
INVESTIGATION De Los CARGG CONTRA FL FISCAL RONTE HUMACAO

vi
MARCELINO ROSA
P. El Flsca! nj ninguna otra per.
soma ha hablado con usted para que
venga a declarar aquf?
R. No senior.
2. Esta utsed seguro de ego?
r. 81 senior.
p. No lie han ofrecido alguna CO.
90 para que venga q declarar squi?
r. No seior:
P. listed hs visto al seflor Fiscal
hablar con Bias Maldonado alguns
vez por Ia reia do la csrcel?
r. No sshor.
Examsn del Fiscal
P. listed me hs vlsto alglna vez
en- la reis de la carce?
r. No sen )r.
Tn&i1n AcI Eieaat krnr+A
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-05
[ Del record taqulgra6co Official.

P. En- Mario pasado de este afio
no recibi6 ajgunas cartas de E :?
r. No se1or.
P. No 10 ensen6 81 4 usted min
guna csrta?
r. Tampoco.
Z. Sabe ustad algo tocante &
essa denuncia que hs hscho Ruperto
Felix Melendez en- cor ira del Fiscal?
r, Lo que 80 decfa por el pueblo.
P. De 81 propio conocimiento
sabs usted algo?
r. No senior.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-05

F. Tu sabas que q uno que dice
mentira y Sc le pruebs SO castiga?
7. 81 sehor.
lei Juez Foots le toma juramento
para el examen)
EGdmen del Attorney General ST., Feuslk
P. Como to llamas?
R. Mercedes Higguins.
P. Qle edad tienel?
r. Docs amos,
P. En- donde vivea?.
R En- "a calle del fuego.1
?. Con quien trabsiss?
r. AhorG estoy con mi hermann.
TO unos dfas, estaba con don Paco
Gonzalez.
P. Con quien wives con sse her.
manito?
r. Ctn una sefiora que tiene uu
cuarto slqu .lado.
P. No tienes madre?
", NO ssuoE.
P, Esa sehora que esta ca la ca.
sa es algo tuyo?
r, No sefor,
P, Recuerdas cuando tu hernia.
no eataba en- la carcel en- Mario de
eits sfio?
R, 81 senior,
p, Recibistes algan cartas de
81?
r, 81 seh9r, un mandadero que
estaba allf me diio: etoma; lleva esas
dos cartas para el senior Aponte , pa
ra un soaor Mr., Etwlp, Cuando 70
aenfa me encontrs con don Paco On
el camino y 10 die; sion Paco, ustsd
conoce esas personss?s y 81 me dijo
d6nde vivian.
r. Quien to di6 esas cartal?
( r. I'm mendadsro de Ia carcal,
J P, Ta hsrmann no fue quien te
e.tregf exAs csrtas?
r, No sefior,
| P, No to las entreg6 ningdu en-.
pleado de la Corts?
r. Un mandadsro de Ia cSrcel,
yo iba donde mi hsrmano y ent6nces
al mand adero me dijo: <toma echame
esas dos cartss al correo,s
p, No to las di6 tn hermano?
r, No sefi1r,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-05
Para sehoIas, nIhOs Y nj
mas, roDa hecha

SNo ha visso usted los magniicos
trajes, buses, kimonas, sacos, guar.
dc polvos, enaguas, camisas, cubre
corsets, traies para nifas nthos
etc., etc., de telas hilo hechos On nues
tros talleres? Aunque los precios
que vendemos son MUY MODlCOS
no hacemos NADIA de pacotills.
Nuestro extenso surtido compren.
de dssde Ia blusa mas senoilla, hastA
los ricoa trajes adornados con nos
encsies de hilo, caiados, bordsdos,
etC.
The Porto Rico Drawn Work &
Embroidery CO.
10, Fortalezs, San Jusn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-05
Ex&ms n del Fiscal
Test'go del Fiscal hpsnte

FRAN( lOOO OON Il AAhL
Egdmen del Attorney General Sr. Feuille.
P. Como le llama usted?
R. Francisco Gonzalez FAgundo.
P. Qle edad tisne?
r. Veinte y nueve amos.
P. Cual 90 So emplee?
R Soy propietario y agente de
negocios.
P. Aqui en- Humacao?
r. 81 senior.
p. Conocs Rlperto Felix Me.
lendez?
r. 81 sen )r.
P. Y 81 Fiscal Aponte?
r. Tambiea 10 conoz,o.
z. Ruperto Fslix Meendez ha he.
cho una denuncia iursda en- contra del
Fiscal Aponts por habsrle coacciona-
do para que dec arara como tes,igo CD
la causA dc Dcnes y aiee sgmb Ga Que
oil Fiscal lie do ul1ero y que unas car
tas q ue apArec.er0n como elccitas por
Melendez fueron eacritas por Q. Flscsi
tambIen dec ara que 81 Fiscal el
Juez Municipal 10 hablarOa para q ue
declarara, 6sabe usse1 algo sobre este
asunto?
r. Sc algo sobre esas cartas.
r. Qae sabe ustsd2
r. Me parece que fue en- ell mes
de Mario; las vi en- la calle que una
chiquila por NAL nombre Ilsmada Gu
chara, que es sirviensa dc casa, me la,
ense1o, ME OHIO que su hermano Sc lal
habfa dado para echarlas sl correo.
p. Qlien es su hermanoI
| r, Carlos Migguips.
p. Ql6 eaad tsndra esa ni1af
r. Como unos dlez amos, pero el
muy l!sta.
P. D6nds esta ella ahora;
II. Eli casa.
| p. Ella enslende 10 que es un ia
Iramensot
4. 81 senior.
2. En- que scha fl6 eio?
| r. En- el mes de Marco.
p. A quiea ibaa dirljldas?
| r. AlFlRcal y a Mr. Erw.n, yo /
Idle donde vivian ellos, entonces ell
me diio que au hermano queris gu
| las echsse 81 correo porque eran re
Gerv sdAs.
| 2. Podris ustad reconocer las car
tss al laa yisra?
| Il. Los aobreS los conocsria
| T. Por que conocsria los sobres
Il, En- lA letra los conozco,
T. Mire q var esa carta? (Ss /
enaeha)
D. SlS,I1r, lex smina adols es
misma Oh la del haCal y !a otra er
para Mr. Erw.n, que recuerdo eEtab
el apellido equlvocadJ, lenia una D.
CNk-,o - 1 EnI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-05
ExAmen Gel FISCAL.

2. L .tsd sabe mas msnos la
fsshA en- que Ic4rrlo esoI
K, HI csso,ce oe Mario, no eatoy
seguro.
T, Las Qos cArtas tenian 10 mis-
ma letcaI
II. 81 senior, reaonozc0 bIen la
letra do csc lndlylduo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-05
Examan dsI Fiscal.

i, Aptee.
RAF AEL MAS
ElQnen del attorney General.
P. Como ne llama ussed?
r. Rafael Mas.
P. Que edad tiene?
r. Veinte ocho amos.
2, En- donds vivet
r. En- Humacao.
P. Cual es su empleo?
r Sub marshall de Ia Corts Mu.
niclpal.
P. 6Conoce usted 6 Carlos Hig.
glins2
r. 81 senor.
r. listed era Sub marshall On
Marzo pssado?
r. No senior.
2. Desde cuando eata ustsd en-
ess empleo?
r, Desde JUNO,
P. U.tsd saba algo tocanta a 90.
ia denuncia qua hsce Rlperto Felix
Melendez contra ell Fiscal Aponte?
r. No se NADIA mas que por re.
ferencia.
P. Entonces no era usssd Sub
marshall, cusndo ocurri6 ESQ?
r. No senior.
2, Ten1a uIte1 entonces algun
empleo On Ia Corte Munic pal?
Il No sshor, cuando ESQ estabs
20 en Vieques.
ULPIANO VALDES
EGiWen ds! Attorney General 4Nr FeMI!e
r, Como SO llama ussed2
Il. [ piano Valde
Z. Yea eaa declaration jurads, Y
Olga 81 ustsd rsc0erda habsr tornado
ese jlrameat1,
Il. 81 aehor, rtcuerdo,
Z, Ssbe usted algo de au propio
conocimicnto sobre eta declaration de
AnguitaP
Il. En- mi caracter dc N .tario
PIblico de eaia cludad, fli requsrido
para lurar ante mi una dsclaraci0n.
Fui la carcel estando ALI SO me
prsGent6 el original de esa denunci a,
la LEI al sefior Augjts, 81 be rat fcd
de 81 oouseaido, ent1aoes y. le tome
iurameLto y Ia Ceftidql ne con ei sallo
de la NotArla,
z. a quie4 le eatr, S. ted esa
dec atl on detp es de tJmac el iura.
mentor
X. A ss1 y Ang lita.
=. = len. lu amo q ustsQf
Il, Io essata TIA cana az do6s
CeiA Deigsd 81 ma reqII.io pala
que flera 10 "a 'c;l, yot-I , unu vea
que SO presto 81 llranvItj, yo cogf Ia
dec. .araclon, fl1 mi casa, il selle
cou el sello de Ia n ytsria y SO ls en-
1 tESS uS Rl ESAOI AtH IAbGh
p, Usieo Iabe ago toSsnte q eGa
dsclaraclon de Ruperto Felix Melsn
dezY
II M me- consts NADIA. (Por or
dea ae Mr. Fsuilie IL Sectetarlo 6e Ia
Core es al documsnt1 ga Cue ,ti0n.l
| AND 1EDEc LJCpr-rArS
Al pressnsarse esIa tssIigo al Juel
Food, gnEes de tom are idramsatO Il
hsce las preg lntas sigulsntsa;
Fool. Como 10 lIsmas2
TesHgl. Mercedes Hlggdins,
L, Dond9 yIyea!
I. En- l@ Gale del FLsgo.
+. Vas a la essuela'
TehigJ. NJ se1 II.
Foots. DJnls esIas c Jlocada?
I. Ia casa os don Paco G onzA-
lez.
+. Desds clsnto tiempoY
I, No pusou declrio.
f. Ssbes 10 Que eI IN jucam ,nto
7. SiEtn4r.
+, sa0es 10 que es decir la YER.
dsdt
I, ST Eenor,
L. Ql6 e,r
L. Lao que te ma yIsto.
+. Y sabes 10 qua es meat.ra?
7. seuJr.
+. QIs ely
I. Pues deeir una )aa q le NJ ei
Ia vsrdad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-05
Test'gOs del Attorney General.

OENAttO M Ah(g V III.
ErimeR dsi Attorney GeaerQi NJ EtuilL,
P. Como se llama ust,d2
Il. G snaro MARQUEE.
P. Qis eiad tIeaeY
r, Clncuenta J och1 ahJE.
2. Ea que SO empIsa2
K. Soy Marsh Ill de d Corts Mu
nicipal.
p. Citsd cJnoce z Carlos Hlg
guins2
L. ST sen Dr..
P. rectbido us.ed hlgunas car.
tau por msnos de 81 Q de slgda oro
modo2
r, Nipgpnat
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-20

torney and his client, and that possibly
there will be no objection on his part"
Suits the Court.
The Court-This is entirely satisfactory to
the court and the court would be willing to
have you withdraw your entire case II you
wish to, Mr.. Thomas to dismiss 1t, IL you
wish TO.
Mr.. Thomas-My idea concerning that,
your honor. is that there is a public ques-
ton here which the board. think. would
like to have settled, and / am sure the
Civic Federation would like to have 1t set
tied. II was our intention to appeal these
cases. We do not believe that we could
secure the appeal without the issuance OF
this writ in the modified form, and for that
reason we feel that we ought not to dismiss
the case entirely but that 1t ought to pend,
and that the order ought to go out that they
prepare the transcripts of this evidence for
use at once. To that extent we feel like
insisting upon the mandamus but we do
not feel like insisting upon the revocation
feature OF II.
The court told Mr.. Thomas to call his
witnesses and Charles A. Potter took the
stand.
Mr.. Breen, the city attorney. thereupon
objected to the case proceeding at this time,
for the reason that he had not had an op-
portunity to make preparation for the trial
and asked that the case be postponed until
February 5. Mr.. Thomas objected to this
and the court fixed January % as the date
for the hearing.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-20
CENTRAL LABOR UNION MEETS
semi-AnnuaI Election of Omcers Held
and Protest Against KIopp d
Bartlett Made.

At the regular meeting OF the Omaha Cen
trail Labor union last evening the semi-an-
nual election of officers was held, with the
following results: President. Louis v.
Guye, reelected; Ben j. Keegan. vice pres
ident. succeeding A. II. Schroeder, after an
exciting contest; recording and correspond
ing secretary. Charles F. Kranscheit. re-
elected; financial secretary. John Henry
Polian. reelected; trustees, Ed Glenn, AL
bert Miller and A. II. Schroeder. the first
two being reelected; sergeant-at-arms, Bert
Murray, succeeding John Korff.
Delegates from the following local unions
were received and Obligated Hackmen,
teamsters, bookbinders, journeymen horse
shoers, boot and shoe workers, plumbers,
gas and steam filters. brewery workers.
painters. paperhangers and decorators and
electrical workers.
After adopting the following resolution
without a dissenting vote a committee OF
fifteen delegates was appointed by Presi-
dent Guye to present the resolution to the
city council at its meeting next Tuesday
evening:
Whereas. The burden of taxation in
Omaha falls particularly heavy on small
property owners; and.
Whereas, The bids for city printing now
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-20
BIG NEW WAREHOUSE PLANNED
Miller, stewart & Beaton VIII ButId
the Coming summer on Lower
Farnam street,

Next summer Miller Stewart & Reaton
will build warehouse on the lot recently
purchased from Mrs. Sarah B. Knight
of st. Louis. 1t will be 44x132 feet, three
stories and basement, with walls of srf-
ficient strength to carry an additional
story. The lot IL located on the south
side of Farnam street, between Eighth
and Ninth, directly opposite the new
warehouse OF the Nebraska Telephone
company. The new building will enable
the furniture company to get all it's ware
house stock, which at present is at three
places in different parts of the city. into
one house.
The Baum Iron company. in the name OF
Daniel Baum, jr., has bought a lot 4iAis2
Immediately east of its Office and ware
house at Thirteenth and Harvey streets
II was secured from Bishop ScannelI and
]. B. Callahan, each of whom owned
twenty-five feet frontage. for a considsra-
ton OF $1,000 The company has rIade
no plans for building, but will use the
grounds for storage Sheds as it has oors
under lease
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-20

Mr.. Ware. Patton replied, 81 have never
seen or spoken TO him"
The last witness of the afternoon was AL
bert G.. Zaelke of Osceola, Ia, a Spanish
American war veteran and former regular
army soldier. He had been solicited to
make a filing by one of Lamberts agents, a
person named Perdue. Witness said when
1t came to that part where he agreed to so
on the land and make home and culti-
vste it he refused TO sign II.
In his cross-examination Zaelke reiterated
the statement that he refused TO sign the
part OF the application or filing that re-
quired him to go on the land, and main
tanned that il his signature was attached
to such a paper it had been switched onto
him by Lambert and the judge, or Dodds at
Mullen. Witness had never talked to Mr..
Ware. nor had he ever seen him until dur
ing the present trial here in Omaha.
An adjournment was then taken until $50
Saturday morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-20
THOMAS SEES The LIGHT
Civic Federation Attorney Comedies Point
Of kevoking Saloon LicenseL
.hOMlTS IT WOULD DO PUBLIC HARM
,Iecausc of Great Loss to school
Fund This Feature of Fight
il Eliminated Before
Judge sutton.

a, compromise ended the threatened re-
vokhig OF 10 saloon licenses when the at
torney Tor the Civil Federation and the
attorneys for the brewers faced Judge
sutton OF the district court Friday morn
ing Mr.. Thomas consented TO the elimina-
ton OF the revocation OF license part OF the
courts order, Hearing on the securing Of
transcripts was put over until January q,
to give Mr.. Breen time TO prepare for
trial
Judge Sutton, Mr.. Thomas. City Attorney
Breen and Attorney Gaines held a confer-
ence before the case was called. at which
the action taken was talked over and
decided on. When court opened and Judge
sutton ordered the lawyers to proceed. Mr..
Gaines at once addressed the court. soy
ing:
Respecting the matter of the order of
,mandamus TO revoke the licenses OF the
40 applicants, Mr.. Thomas has stated TO
me that the purpose of institutng mis- plo-
ceedings, including the mandamus, was TO
obtain the Sunday closing feature in
Omaha, and we think that has been ac-
complished through these different instru-
mentalities. and / wish TO say that upon
our part -"
Mr. Breen-Who do you represent now2
V Speaks for salOOnkeepers.
Mr.. Gaines-I speak for the 10 people
whose licenses are sought 10 be revoked.
/ wish to say that upon our part the Sun
day closing is here and that II will be
observed; and we feel that It would be a
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-20
BLISS BUT FLEETING FANCY
Happiness of Matrimony, Benedict
Says, il Dissipated by wife's
Strenuous MaItreatment.

Philip Shanahan was a happy BRIDE
groom on October Is, but now he puts a
plea on record that he is an unhappy and
disappointed man. In suit for divorce
against his Wife Minnie, he says she began
to use him for a punching bag in Decem-
Der, scarcely two months after the we'd
ding. and that finding her fists wouldn't
stand the racket. she secured a hammer I'm
order TO knock him harder. He also ac
cuses her of indulging in beer and other
stimulants, including cigarettes, 70 such
an extent that she would not cook his
meals, either a la mode. a la carte. or
table d'hote. AS clincher to his desire
TO end his short but troubled voyage on the
matrimonial sea, Mr.. Shanahan says his
wife dEerted him some few weeks ago
and is now living alone at some place in
the city unknown to him. but he asserts
as ms oeiief that her companions are not
church members in the strict sense.
Judge Sutton gave Katherine Kennedy
a divorce on a showing made by herself
and her mother that John NJ. Kennedy
abused her, would not support her and
finally deserted her. Kennedy did not put
in an appearance.
Sarah b. Currier sued Charles r for
divorce on the grounds OF nonsupport and
abandonment since May 1904 Currier did
not appear TO answer or CONTEST so Judge
Troup granted a decree 10 Mrs. Currisr.
Charles Olsen gets divorce from Minnie
on the ground Of misconduct and deser-
ton. and also gets the custody OF two chill
dren. They We're married at Hutchinson,
kan, In October 1894
William Holden is seeking separation
from Mabel. whom he married at Council
Blufrs in May. 1900. He alleges a course OF
systematic cruelty, extending over a long
period. then absence from home at undue
hours in bad company, and finally desertion
since July. 1904.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-20
TWELVE HUNDRED In CHECK
Amount Lambert Drew at Once When he
and Ware Parted.
wKlBsoN CHECK INTRODUCED IN COURT
Chief Witness in Ware Cases Says
No One Made Him Any Prom
Uses IL He Would
Plead Guilty.

Frank Lambert was recalled for direct
examination Friday morning in the Ware
case In United States court. The essen
tial features of his testimony were the pro-
curement of three soldiers widows to make
filings under and by the Ware agreement
All expenses were paid by Lambert, and
for which he was reimbursed by Ware.
The McKibbon check in payment for mis-
deed, amounting to $50, was introduced in
evidence. also McKibbon's receipted draft
therefor
Other checks were shown and identified
as having been drawn by Lambert on the
Bank of Mullen. Among them was one
check for $500 drawn by Lambert about
the time he left Mullen. In March or Feb
ruary, 1905, in settlement Of his account
with the Bank of Mullen.
The witness corrected his testimony in
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-20
&t651oqwi19 Mgazzae
For February Just Out
Fiction and FaCt-StOrieS
For February

Lawsons fact startling revelation of the inner work
ngs of the Bay State Gas conspiracy and his highly dramatic and
picturesque courtscenes quick reading Rex E. Beach
exciting novel of Alaskan fe ''The Spoilers
Russell's fact sorySol of the Common Good - tells
how Germany keeps herself free from BOSSES graft and
kills people her railroads year. than American rail
week. gives better railroad service for less
vital facts and less interesting because they
reading story form.
corking good fcon-story, by Gilbert Parker, and
good real and ctiona serious and humorous
The magazne of today be good reading Everybody
that Must give people something think Everybody s
that Must stand for something Everybodys is that
Don let another day by without finding yourself
what Everybody's is, and is doing.
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