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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-18
Ell REG|C|D|O De MADRID
Como muri6 elanarquista que Ianz6 la bomba
de dinamita contra los reyes de Espa1a
Dpcho especial &Sun de Nueya York fecha tradc do
eXpresamente para La DEMoCRAcA.

Madrid Juni0 3 Ell desvec tur adj
que locsmente gsesin6 i uncs cuanto
seres hlmanoa el Jueves en- 10 CALI
Mayor, tn el atentado de- mats
oil Rey y & Ia Rsins do Esps 10, scAbl
de morir por su propia mAno, des
pues de s1adIr, antea de suicidGrie
otro Aseain alto mas d 81 liata de cri
mene,, Sc diapar6 un tiro en- 10 oil
dea de Torrej6n de Ardoz, rsdicada
unas qnince mil ~ de Madrid y en- IL
carreterA que a Zaragoza conduee.
En- la tsrde del t&bado un forAs
tero Ataviad0 con una b usa azul de
rsbsiador, psntIlones NAL cortadoi
y a'pargat9a en- vez de zapAtos, llAmt
10 atsnci6n de los sldeanos por apa
reeer muy cAnssdo por 81 patents
uervioaidSd y desaiociego qle o Ar'
monlzAbRn c)n su indumentAria de
obrero. Viait6 Ia estaei6n del ferroes.
rril preguntsndo en- ella Ia horA de
sAlida del pl6x(mo ten en direction
Z2rsgCza. a mRnf.ala aele que no
pxsAria por 81 I nlpguno hsata 81 co.
rreo do In noche, entt6 en- un& h0ste'
leli2 sitlada cercA de la estAci6p
mencionAds Ventorta de los Jarai'
COS de n Jmbre, y orden6 una conids,
LAs clmodidadas del 6g n d.j AbAn
mucho que desear, yAque aoIo Sc hos
pedsbSn 90 & arrlsroR csmpesinos.
Sirvieron al misletioAo exTb1o
una r&clon de cArne fris y una botella
de vino, psgando ounce c,ntGvos por
squellA etclsa meriendA, No 10 pro
b6 siq quiera, pueE mtent as 10 tuvo de
ANTE, le mostro nervloGo intranqui-
10 como a quien de eerca persIgte ca.
Su asptcio de fugitive llam6 ID atsn
cion de- los comenasles prssentss, CO.
m tAmbi6n de t)dos los que se en-
consrsbAn en esos momenlos ca las
GALES del Antedicho vilorrio.
Eatre los all reunidos 80 contaba
un iamonero de Apellido Reyes, Quien
vi6 condrmsdAs aus sosI Iechss con laa
pfeguntGs anAioSAs que resptc cio a los
trenes hscfa d una camarerA oil ex
hRusto Wis ,ro. Reyes le puso en-
communication con oil b )stelero, etae,
aGuv,z con 10 guard y civil, que por
all1 vlgilAba POGO despue8 un gen
darme IlamAdo Y case pre1ent6 en Ia
posada, 10 scerc0 81 fyrAsttro y 10
prtgapl6 ii 1eLiA doeuensos de iden,l
6cAcl6n. Rsciblendo 10 negative per
respueSts, dliole el guArci.;
40 lere uste1 vanir c Jnmig,?
-6Y con q.e Obi -.e pregunt6
uueItro hombrs.
-Lo sabreis en- "a estsc 0a ds po
iiCfA- COL tettj el gendarms.
P1Sose de pie 81 exs-siIo dirig Ga
desc hAeia Ia Gale Iegaido de csrcA
por Vega, y Igui6 adole hastA Ia puer
IL loA }meniAles de la fords Ape
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-18

mas Vega y el indivlduo hubieror
caminado uyos pasos, ell prisionern
10 hsb.6 al gsndarme seflalandole hs
ella 10 cslle de en- trsnte. Volvi6 el
rostro Vega para mlrar On Ia direc'
cl6n indicAds, cuando de sdbito 81
foraatero sac6 I'm revolver de 10 blusa
matando 81 gendsrne de un tiro en- 10
cabezs. Vega muri6 en- el Aeto.
embellishments Sc di6 & la tugs
oil alevoso aseaiuo, pero eataba tap
cerca de 10 possda Que los que en- ellis
ss encontrsbAp, y quienes habfsn Wis
to todo, csye,on sobre ell fogtivo.
Viendo que era impossible su escape,
volvi6 ell arma cort.a 81 propio pecho,
I diapas6 y csy6 tsndido atraves del
euerpo de Vega.
Declara uno de los testigoa ocu
lsres que muri6 instkntanesmsnte,
mientras que otro dice que durante el
cuarto de h1ra que permaneci6 allf
agonizlndo aleisbA 4 10 much adumbre
amenszando con haeerle faego al que
le tocAss primero.
Noticladss las autoridades de Ma
drid acerca del inoids nte, el Ministro
del Interior A]gunas b )rAs despues
envi6 representatives q invsstigar Ia
oeurrerc.a' R'gresAron q Madrid
trayendo ell cRdaver consigo, el qua
f16 conductdo ri h spitalitlo anexo
a 10 igleais del B4en Suceso.
Fu6 lIsmAdo el propiessrio de 10
casa r1msio IS de In csle Mayor, y
en- 10 cuAl el aaeslno hatla aquilado
un cuarto con 10 II ira de rsa alizAr dea'
d 81 su prop0sito Lefan 10, Iumedla.
tam 5nle declare ess senor que, en-
tf:cso, el sadAver era del inquilino del
clArio desde el cuAl hAbiA si0o AFRO
iada la bombs, reconociole la poll
els ser de Ma1eo Moral 9 Morales.
Fermttisron al pdOIico durants Ia
mshAnx ver ell csdAver expuesko. Tie
ne correltss fAcciones, de persons
bien naeids, pero la frenla % muy fsa.
Son muy gc@ndeS Las orelAs y IaAmA
nol dellcAuGs y l1mpika cJn Las ufiSs
pulidAs y rtcortadas PieAeLtAbA OIL
una mano una hsrlGa rtc.ea alberta,
y parcels l.-er IrelnIa ANS do euad,
La mG.hadumbre que deaf 8 por
delanie del muerto lanz5 TX xscraciones
tan vehemeuts contra eI asesiQu ALI
txlueslo, q ig los AAcerd tss encArgA'
dos del hosPlsalillo do 10 ig!eAlA se
RlarmAron de verAS.
Vega o.vtco rig strar a Morales
en- el In 1msnso do su arre.t0, y iA cml'
si6n coltD 10 vida q &Que. pUpre gsu
dArme. BIen es verdSa que Vegs lie
vAbA una Carabina, pero fae han re-
penlln0 el RtAQue de Morales que no
hubierAn Waldo mas armaa. Dejs 81
iLtortunSdo guArdia c.yll expCGa &
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-18
ORDENAvzA

Para contrAtar med 1ts subastas
los servlcioa de Alumbrado p6blico,
mAnuian;i6n de presos, aqua luz
para pfesos, me1icinas d er fetmol
pobres, J Ia bra de reparaci6n de 10
Casa Conaisl,rlal de este pueblo.
Por cuanto, segdl Ia session 9t de
Ley MuniciE a. aprobAdA On 8 do Mar,
30 del corrie1te afo, sismpre que el
tIoncei municipal 10 eItime conve'
ntense, pod 4 el Nunicipio contrAtar
para Ia eiscocl6n de ssrV.cos I6bll
COS, mediAnts subastls.
PCr cuAntO el CJneeio municipAl
de HStillo, esiima conveniepts contra
BAR para el Hfio econ6mico de 1905 &
1907 mediante subsSIAs los servlcios
de alumbrado pdblieo, manu- tsncion
de presoS, aqua y luz para presos,
msdieinAs 4 ettrmos pobrss, Asi 90
mo 10 obrA do reparAc.61 de 10 Casa
Consistorl ii.
Por tanto, ord6p ,ss por el Conce
10 municipal:
Sscci6n II Sc sAcan nubastA
los Servlcios dc AlumbrAdo IGblico,
mAnutenci6n dc presos, aqua , h pa
fa presos, medioinas 1 sLf.rmos DO
bres y 10 ohra de reparAci6a de Ii
Casa Consistorial IenAlGodtse nara
OIL Acto el iuevs, : +, de JItil act o. 4
lG unA de lA tArds sn 81 Coal. .orio
ants 10 Co mI1ion com 1ussIa del AlcAl.
de, Preaiden del Concti y SssrtG.
rio del AyunlAmienio.
Sacoi6n u L1s Contrstoa de los
tsfsridoH ser clos se Ajlh41I & los
plieg1s de condolences fedactAdoa al
efseIO para csda IetvieIo, los cuAlea
se Srrut b q 81 lie acto y le enouen.
tran do ma, ldsSIo sn 10 Ste .etsrfa del
AyuLiamento
Seecicn 81 Las propollclone.
seompf 9 ,das Gel rtclbo de Ia Tsser.'
hA municipal que seredlt, hAbsr con
signsdo 10 dsnEA provisional que es.
tlpule el p lego de eondlcl 1nes del ser
ticio que dt se remaiAr.e, Ie preuen
tGE 90 p'i,lo' eerrAdos durAnts Ia
primers medi b - del scio trans'
eur ids & IA prccsdera a l.spe.tu'
re- de Aq,e Is
Seeci6p ~ U vts ahier,ss la,
propf . CORES Ia ] .ntA adj !5iei dora
proesde 4 i 81 udicsr la buens rr6 Al !
neiJ posIori cAlo que doI 8 4 per
IonaS hubieren preIsntsdo PROPOSE q
'ioneI ig1Ales 20 lbrirS una puj4 oral
'nlrs aus sutoFsI por sI le mlno C
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-18
Junta Esc0Iar Dc HunacaO

EstA Jupts, invita- & IL. maestro,
que desetn eiercer en- sals municipsl.
dad durAnle el pr6xIno Oarso eaco ar,
para que remitan sus solieitudeS y
cert fead0s oorrespondientea q Ia Sc
creiaffa de dichs Junts, con Entsls
ci6n q dla 25 de loS corriente,; cobiea
do hscsr pfesense, que tsllo loa maes
ir0E que Il reen Actuaimsrls, como
los que ASpiren lsr cuntrslsdos, ne
bsl 4 llenIr ia i.rmAlidades eGlah.e
c.das
HrmseAo, Il de Jdnio q lOCU
JESUS n. CARRAsQUILLo
SecretSr.o.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-18

hfios, los cnales, SO sabe, toos,G ai
premio de $4,000 ofrecido FOR IA Di'
putado amigo del Ministro del Iutsriow
al que descubra el sutor del atsntsdo
contra los Reyes de Espafa,
A algunA distsncia do Torrsi6u.
en la carretera que eonduas hacia
Zarag 70. 10 policfa dstuvo & IN hcm,
brs que SO crea ser c0mplics do Mora.
les, Estaba comprando nm par ds
mulas para 81 y para un amigo, 4
quien, diio, csperaba en- un tren nos.
turno. Cusndo ne exsminaron los do.
eumentos del prisionero 20 lleQ6 81
eonocimiento dc que eran maIos y
falsos.
Un corresponsal que vi6 sl cadk-
YER de Morales en- 81 hospital, mani
fssta que 10 aaombr6 grsndsmsnts sl
rostro tranquilo, reposado y sonrisn!
te del asesino, pareciendo el do IN
hombre rensador y educado,
Sin embargo, dc no estar sontes.
tes los detalles en- relaci6n Goa loa
ansecsdentes dc Morales, todos eoin'
ciden en- el conocimiento dc que era
sirviente, bien educGdo y que hAbfa
eatudtado en- Francis, Alemania & In-
glaterra Rsgres6 Espsfa con sus
Anteriores IDEAS aocIaltatas, svolucio.
nAdAs en- ideas anarq quicas. Su padrs,
tAbricsnte de SsbA1sll, arguy6 vAna'
mepte con 81 para que renunciara &
easa teorlsS rAdfca4es, y hAbieudp
Averlgusd0 poatsriormenle cue su
hQo ar@lo de hacsr que ae 10 rsoslaasn
aus sraosi isdoret, 10 tx xguls6 del ho'
gar, daadole oil equivalents do 81 900
para que empsEsra ID vida en- otra
region dsi globo.
Cuaudo los reporters le dieroa
caenia hoy al padre de Ia ausrts tu-
nessa qle ID hstlA cabido a Morales
coLtyaio fria Ii Qeats:
Para nj hsblt muerto dssSs
el - &c Eneru.
Farec9 q 4e Moralsltn VIZ eds'
dicsc u dlaero que 10 do "a padre A
hbrar 81 subss ssencis, SO unio 1 los
~narquiAsAs u BArcsions, su edusA
c!on superior, autdS 4 aus ySssos 40.
n elm.9lGob d. Z 1D.ca 8 ldlonSa, Ia
Aorieson t.clm;nle al principio lss
1ustlas Sn~rq 4la1as; pero su1 compa.
Aaros empezAron q suspechar do 81.
MA vtS gus I'D eran del guato do los
<r> IosS Las m&Esras dellcAdAs, el amor
ID m1'icA y nj dILet tQntisn,o gems.
raj do az Ael nusvJ pru.S 10, Emma
aaron q mlrafle como un fAntArr6n.
c )mo hombre sin AinceridAd y 10 pidts.
ron fruebaH de 81 devocI6nA 10 eau
50,
LA bomba de dinamltE do ID Ca
lie Mayor t-e 10 elocuert, respuesta
& cate reto siniealro .,,,,!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-18
UN L|BRO CARO-

Uno de los ibros mas oAfof Que
90 conc cen, % una ccpiA mAnuacrita
del CorAn, regalAda por el Enlr do
Afghanistan 81 Gear de Persia. Las
paaIAS son de orc, tiensn dos pulga.
das y tres cuArlaS de grusAo; eMkn
labradAs primoros&menlei y Msnsn
inC:ustidss stsLto ssssn!s y slsss per,
las, clento veiolidoa rubfss y elsnto
nusye dIsmAntes, t. d } de lA m6A purAs
sguAs. su valor es de CIenl0 OIneusne
Ia mil dollars.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-18
COMITt De VIEQUES

FL nuevo Comite local de Ia Union
dc Puerto Rico en- VleQues, qued6
conatituldo, ca ASRmbleA csebrAoa oil
10 del tctaa, en- Ia sigulsnIe lorna:
Pres1denIs hon0rario, don Carlos
Oitiz; PtesldenIe efsCllvo, don San
iago Moreno; Vics Presldente, don
Santos DlaE; VocAleI; don Aides
Semoine, don Juan George, don Juan
Ellas; Tesorero, don Alfonso o. Neil;
SeCretario, don JoIe dc s antisgo; Vo.
Gales supleniss don Pedro Acosta,
don Luis Hynes, don Aeballlan de
Santiago.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-18

dix nj autos eon el 60 d, obIener ma,
vent'lAs en- los contrstos, y 81 nlogu
na melorAIe, lG adj jIoicIc Ga del re
male se hAra 90 favor d,la lerso1 a
que IL ComiI ilr EngS por conYen!enm.
Secs'6n 5o La Junta Iijudiesdo.
rA tend ceftCh areehszAr cua Quiz
"a o tooAS lAA prupCIiciones y 90 esb
q limo eAto Iocre suuLciRr nueyA
bA'tR dispCner ue ssQuLo ce, mpd,
q ~ VeLIs Ilsn otls tAfa 81 Muli
clplo AL Ia mitt nCIs, ureys
aprobIco ~. 4.t. Cu..Ao
Lo u Il go 1oAeu para emo
eimientU general.
3 H-tllo, JuniU J. VOC
2 J.s. 4. II I'm. A.CA.ds,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-18
Sc VENDE

u. a easanciA en- 10 iuriGd ccl6n de
C'gua' AguAs Bdeaas de 72 caer
dEs de 1srreno mas de 10 de cafe, mu
chos lbo es utAleS y sitio ca que 90
"a mUy baen sabkco, con abundaL tss
pIGsos, IL vedeA cI rio denominsdo
hi .'cafI Para lrf)rmes don JosS
81 Va Albert, cs:reterA central entire
III piedraa , CaguAs cerca dc Ia dI.
i'm lieudA sLA By smonesa., apAr
tAdo 81 BagusA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-18
CLUB UN|0A|STA

Ell Microbes pr6ximo las oeku
dc 10 nochs ae inaugurara On sstA eIu
dad el Club UnioniatA, eElAblssido en-
IL casa / dmsro 23 do 10 oAlls do San
FrancIIco, altos de 10 harberia eLa
PoLce6As
Fate centro qusdarA inatalado
con todA comodidad J on 81 ee!sbrAr&
Ius sesionsS el Comtt6 local del pArIi.
do,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-18

AdUertiMoS a los eIect0res
UHioHiSfaS 0cHbados du-
raHfe las horas haboya.
5/es, que los tres PrectW-
toS de San Juan eStaran
abjerfos haSM las Stete de
Ia Hoche, tOdoS los saba
dos. In las 1lttmas dos
horas debeH HScrfbjrSe
los QHe no !bHedan haceylo
QHfeS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-18
DESPEDIDA DEL ARl0B.SPO

M'dsLa MArtsS rs N. ol
AIl)bi 20 Monaeilor B.etk &C de.pe.
dira de aus feligreIeS deAde e ! / pilo
de CEsedrAl.
NumeroHo ldoIIco se proron,
a'iit u eie acso para OR Is su,oriza
da AlAbrs del car nolo prelAdo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-18
AVISO

En seIi6n eb-SdA por ella Jun
- lCsAl j d. loL cUrrleutsu, tLe
Acuerdo Ir.n'f r.r para q lq del pro
mo Julio, lA celebration dc las
ASAmblsAs pa c.AieG en las cue han
de dealgnArte !Cs represents ;es para
10 Convention y euya convccatorls
Il & pub. b..cadA oporIunsmsnte.
San Juan, 8 ] lnio 1909.
RAFAEL I LIZ A. DINO,
re adant4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-18
PROCURAD0R GOICOECHEl

Nuestro e9usecuents amigo CO.
rreliglonArio g apNgIo proeurador
don JoIe Maria dc troie eenes, nftid
exsmsn ~ 1emaas phasda del primer
grsdo en loS etudios para Ia cArrs'
rs ds 4 Abogsto, msfeclsI d. Is nota de
spto bAdc
&C sIhesi DO stoler 60 iluG1rs,
et no Ca homOrea 10 II, soa que
'Le1e ace.!a ae pusrlo hco, y nol
o. 'o- II feiicistre po7 su runfj, ls
eltA eAI hoai, como
7,eea e-Ae 4 sa n ! ia Izo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-18
Hotel (0SmOpOhtd

Gale de la Luna. -Yabucoa.
Casa de nueva construction. Ven
tlAcion J capacidtd en- ss h45itacio'
neE. Buens raesa y bsnos Pr61imo
alas principaleS cAlAa Dis G mercio Y
{ Ia ofcins de eorreos Admite abo'
noI, Precios n6dicCs.
FdnSti1N Nptr6n.
PropietArin.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-18

E. i'd co1Gor ato por la Corts
de UiN-lto o. Are: b. i.iioro PSes
q J me,es de ea 81 psi ooAco on .
los EAbeiAdorea On AQusila eiudAi,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-18
Felix Medina
Artlsta pintor. .-Escen6grafo
y decorator de sa.ones.

Sc encsrga de hacer toda clase de
GrAosioS en- 81 arle, para la iGiA y el
exsrApj9ro. Dlrecci6o; San Franc 500
nn narn 81. aLkna
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-07-17
p AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
MORE TRoUBLEIN ZION.

That Wilbur Glenn Volivs is having
trouble 10 preserving bis authority in
Zion City, as was stated several days ago,
and that large proportion of the mem
bers Of that community are hoping for
the return of DR.. Dowie, was made clear
Sunday when a more complete report of
a secret meeting held in Zion on Thurs
day evening was made public.
The meeting was attended by the 800
Australians now in Zion, and although
called by Volivs himself, its tone, it is
declared, was far from favorable to that
leader.
One of those who we're present at the
meeting declared in a letter sent to
Dowie in Chicago yesterday that the
Australians were informed that the
church at their home had repudiated
VoIivs, and that they expressed them
selves as needing the aid of Dowie in
their hour of adversely.
Reports from Australia that Overseers
j. G. McCullagh, and @. Friend, leaders
of the church in that country, had re-
pudiated Volivs, caused a good deal of
murmurIng in Zion, and the meeting
was called to quiet the fears of the weak
hearted.
Voliva at the meeting declared that
McCullagh was the biggest liar "that
ever stepped in shoe leather" and stat
ed that both McCulIagh and Friend were
wearing suits OF clothes paid for by him.
YoIiva admitted that in the last two
months he had sent nearly 81, 900 to
McCullagh to be used for railway fares,
and this action is resented by the citi-
zens of Zion, who state that they have
been unable to get cent for their work
while this money WIS being used by
Voliva to make himself strong with the
flock in Australia.
On top of the reports Of the spread OF
dissatisfaction in Zion comes the declara-
ton by DOwie that he is possessed OF
tract of land 60, 600 square miles in ex-
tent in the Gold Coast country OF Africa.
He states that he expects the revenue
to be derived from tdis source will be
more than sufficient to pay of all the
Indebtedness of Zion aud place its in
situations on firm lin ancial footing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-07-17
OLD Yencnmicn Church.

We have received an illustrated book
let containing a sketch of old YeOcomicC
Church, Westmoreland county. 1t is
handsomely illustrated, aud in addit ton
to the descriptive matter there is an in
teresting article about the old people
who worshipped there, from the pen OF
Rev. DR.. G. w. Beale, of Westmoreland.
The celebration of the two hundredth
anniversary Of this church took place on
Sunday, July 18th. Rev. RObt. A. Gas
tlemau preached the sermon in the morn
ing and Rev. Albert X. Walker at night.
The offerings were for the endowment
fund.
The services extended through yester-
day and today. The offerings at all
the services will be devoted to an endow-
ment fund, which has already reached
several hundred dollars, contributed by
people all over the country.
The old church is very popular, and
during the past year has been we'll at
tended by persons OF other communions.
The present celebration is largely attend
ed, and it is confidently believed that
the purpose to procure 81, 900 or 81. 600
for permanent repair fund will ce sue
cesslul.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-07-17
News Of the Day.

The court yesterday sustained the de-
murrer to the bill for 80 injunction in
the suit against Thomas Taggsrt and hi's
hotel companies at French Lick, Ind.
Philadelphia Jack o'Brien was given
sound whipping by Sam Berger, the
fighter from California, at Philadelph ia
last night, before the National Athletic
Club.
Ferdinand T. Maddox died at his late
home, near Hill Top, Charles county,
Md, Sunday of general debility. Mr..
Maddox Was "a years of age. He never
married.
During fit of frenzy caused by his
love for woman Adam Scbenig shot the
woman and her mother in New York
Yesterday and then cut his throat with q
butchers knife and died.
The coroner's jury in the cause of the
wreck of the Plymouth steamer train at
Salisbury, Eng, 10 which q lives were
lost, gave verdict yesterday that the
disaster was due 10 high speed, and
blame was attached to the company, as
we'll as the engineer.
The new fourth class of midshipmen
at the Naval Academy has been formed
and the routine of academic life is now
in force. The cadets from Virginia are
Webster A. Capron, Fort Myer; Joseph
NJ. Blackwell, Bethel Academy, and
Valentine N. Bieg, Alexandria.
James Parker, big negro, thought it
funny to lure little Sammy Cohen up an
alley in Baltimore yesterday and bite in
to his leg until he almost reached the
bone. The negro had been in Jail be-
fore for similar ofsnses, aud 80 Justice
Grammar this morning sentenced him to
three years in Jail.
Immediately following her interview
with her son, Hairy K. Thaw, in the
Tombs yesterday, Mrs. VIM. Thsw as
sumed full charge of the defense and ar
ranged to retain the services as counsel
of the 6ru of Black, Olcott, Gruber x
Bonynge, who were dismissed by young
Thaw few days ago.
John johnson, who killed his wife in
Yonkers, N. Y, May Is, 1905, because
she refused to live with him on account
of his cruelty, and who was to have been
electroculed in Sing Sing prison yesler-
day. has been granted a stay pending
the disposition of his case by the United
States Supreme Court.
State Highway Commissioner Wilson
has informed the board of supervisors of
Norfolk county that the convicts of the
State could assist those of Norfolk coun-
ty in the construction of a boulevard
from Norfolk city to the jamestown Ex-
position grounds. This will insure a
magnificent highway from Norfolk to
the exposition grounds.
On the heels of the voluntary con-
fessiOn, almost three weeks ago, by
Charles w. McWhorter, assistant cashier
of the Washington city post Office that
he was defaulter to the government in
the sum of $40, 200, came the disclosure
Yesterday that a defalcation OF about
$l7, 900 has been discovered in the ac-
counts of the late Major George Ausel
Bartlett, who was for 25 years the chief
discussing officer of the United States
Treasury and who died last February.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-07-17
Beer i'm Church Hallway.

When members of the Mount Zion
Methodist Episcopal congregation al
Conshohocken, Pa, opened the doors Of
their church sunday preparatory to the
Sunday school services, they were shock
ed to find quantity of malt liquor in the
hallway. The superintendent of the
Sunday school took an inventory and he
counted up FIVE cases ofbeer, one of port
err and one of carbonated beverages. Off
Ger Head was summoned and be hauled
the drinks to the police station. He
then made an investigation, and learned
that driver of a beer wagon had made
mistake. Members of a social club
had ordered the beverages late Saturday
night, and the driver had mistaken the
church for the clubhouse when he made
the delivery. The beer was not turned
over to the owners until yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-07-17
The ThaM Case.

New York, July l7.-Pending an i'm
portant conference at 5 o'clock this after
neon between Mrs. William Thaw; hei
personal counsel, Louis A. Delsfeld
and former Judge Olcolt, whose Law
firm was suddenly dismissed as counst
BY Harry Thaw, the situation in the
Thaw case is filled with uncertainty and
various possibilities Mrs. Thaw, mother
OF the prisoner, has indicated that she
desires that the law 6rm of Black, OlcOtt,
Gruder & Bouynge be re-engaged to de-
fend her son. Friends OF the Thaw
family say the Thaws believed that the
best solution of the whole case would
be to have Thaw declared insane and
sent to the asylum Thaw has so far
declared that he will not consent to the
insanity plea.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-07-17
The Hartie Case.

Pittsburg Pa, July l7.-Under the
protests of Augustus Hairless lawyer,
many local bank clerks testified in court
this morning for Mrs. Mary Scott
Hsrtje, in the divorce suit instituted by
her husband, j. Scott Ferguson OBJ
jected to the witnesses on the ground
that they are not experts, but the court
over ruled the objections. The wit
aesses all agreed that Mrs. Hartje
has not written the "Dear Susie"
letters, exhibit No 6, ard that 81 9
did not write The address on No q,
the letter TO Thomas Nadine, on the
envelope of which is the handwriting
of Miss Ida Scott, Mrs. Harje's sister.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-07-17
yOday's Telegraphic News
To Deliver up Securities.

New York, July l7.-Judge Ray, in
the United STATES Circuit Court today
handed down decision in the suit OF the
Delaware Securities Company, to COM
pei the Metropolitan Trust Company, oil
this city, to deliver to the Securities
Company proxies for voting 9,97l shares
Of the Latin * Raod Powder Company
1900 shares of the Eastern Dynamite
Company, and 10000 shares OF the
Dupont Powder Company.
The claim of the Trust Company was
that the stock of the two latter com
Panies was not properly transferred, and
this claim is upheld by Judge Ray. de
decides that if within thirty days toe
Securities Company make proper deliv-
cry of this stock, the proxies shall be
delivered by the Metropolitan Trust Co.
Otherwise the Delaware Securities Com
pany is not entitled to the proxies. The
amount advanced by the Metropolitan
Company on the stock WIS 81, 600, 600.