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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-26
FRANCIA VENCEDORA EN- ALtNlNI'
Esmsradas atenclOnss Ios!fran-
Csses en- las ragatas do KieI.

En- Ia primera asrie de apuestag, en- Las
II G .tss internRoionales ceIsbradas Ultima
msnte On Kiel-Alemania-el yate fran
c6a 6armen veuci6 con facilidad al alem6n
FeLca que en- 1905 gan6 la copa del
"Yasht Club de Francia". Ell Sarnen
recorri6 las 20 millan en- 2 horas 48
minutes, , 81 Felca en- 2 horas y 81 mi
putos.
Por f'timo, no ob,tante 81 NAL tempo,
10 que hizo mas bTilIante su tFiuDfo, ell
yate frances venci6 do marera decisiva &
50 contTicante alemSn FelcG Vuelve,
pueu, 81 'Yacht Club de Francia la copa
que le fu6 arrebatada 81 sfi1 paBado.
Atribdyeae gFande importancia las
esmeradaS atenciOneB que prodig6 sl EN-
perador Guillermo los viHitsntes france.
ses en- 81 curse de Las citadas regatas de
Kisl. AL brindar por sus invitados extran,
jeros hizo aluGi6n todRs las naciones.
ConSsgrando Francia algunaB francs eu-
peciales, tales come Las de ''nuestra ami.
ga" y "hermosa vscina".
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Las CARRERAS EN-
Ponce.
GanalOn los plimerus Moro"
''PeIdn

Mas de 500 personau SO vefan aver tar
de agrupadas On Ia casilla en- donda estaba
estabIecida la banca, en IL plaza de armas
de sBta ciudad.
Con motive de Ia lInvia caida en- Ponca
% aseguFabR que no tomaria paEte en- l. 1
carreras q s'PerIa Fina'. Luego ae 1eci.
bieron tslegrsmaB anunciaDdo que 81
/ Perla" COrrsIfa, ,aunqus estuviera mojada
u piata.
A las 8 , 40 De Is tarde, circuI6 ID no.
ticiR de haber gsnado sl "Moro" en- is
primers carrsra. 81 p6blicO acOji6 aqu1
partidarios del Teferido cabalIo.
A las 4 10 minPtoS lIega otro tslegra-
ma 81 "Pel6n" habfa ganado en- Ia 8;
gunda caErara.
ApIauSoa, , 81 pdblicO ue dissmiua IN
POGO & causa de IN lijero sguaCero que
cay6 entonces.
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I'm afamadO guerrero Apache.
HUIl para HusvO Mexico 4 trIV6s Dc Texas cuan.
do 10 sproSafOus

Cache, Okla, Julio 9-El af4mado
guerrero Apache Ger6uimo, que aterroriz6
al Sudoeste por muehos amos, mientrat
aBistfa una fiesta en- Cache, estando ALI
bajo psIabrs. trat6 aver de eucaparse 4
trav6s del Texas, Panhandle con direction
& Nuevo Mexico. Fu6 echado de memo,
ocho hoEas deSpu6s y un destscamento de
soldAdos del Fuerte Hill 10 capture ano.
che.
El viejo guerrero habfa dido decir de
las diicultades en- que~viven loB ApacheB,
los que, segdn informe reciente, han anne.
nazRdo rebelsrBe, = querfa il ayudarlel
& peleaF. HR tenido diSgustos dom6stiCou
recieutemente, habi6ndolo abandonadc
81 octava muier, y hace POGO que SO di6 al
licor con exceBo.
Hace algdn tempo que Ger6nimo &c
uni6 Ia Ig!esia Reformada HolandeBa,
& que peEtsnecs 81 Presidente Roosavelt..
con eBperanza, seg6n se dice, de ser indul.
tado.
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De Pekin a Paris en- autum6viI.
Borghese sigus batiendo el rec ord.

San PeteEsburgo, Julio 6.-El Principe
de Boygheue en- su magnffco autom6ViI
"ltaliA", hs llegado Nijnindintk, 80
milIas mas ala de Irkutsk, Siberia russ.
Marinak, aiberis, Julio 11.-El Prfc.
cipe@>d BoEghsse lego anoche en- su auto
m6vil & esta pcblaci6n emprendi6 De
nuevo visje & las cuatro de Ia msfiana Ga
hoy.
San Petersburgo, Julio 12.-Ha llsga-
do Tompk el PTfncipe Borgbese despueu
de elarga diIaci6n ocaaionada por los ca.
minoB pantanoaOB que encontr6 & 81 paso.
El GObeEnador adYirti6 al automovilista
que tenfs delants de 81 todavfa peOE
camino.
Durante "a d TINA etapa q Principe VIC
detenlda % n6quina en- 81 tango , para
4acarla de la varaduEa tuvo que empleaF
. caballos que tiraban de ella , treinta
hombrag robustos que la spIicaron palan.
cas- 6 fin de extraerls del Iodo. \
Despuel deruda faena, los cabaIlol 81.
caron el autom6vil tsrreno frme con 10
que pudo seguir 81 itinerario.
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San Juan, p. r., Julio 10 de 1907.
81 Bureau de ObFas P6blicas, Depar.
tamento del Interior, Eecibir6 en- eata Of
Gina haGta las 10 q. m. del dfa 20 de agos'
to, 1907, On cuya feCha % abrirdn publ
Camente prOpoAiciones On pIiegos cerradou
para la adjudication On p6blica subauta
de la construction , entrega en- 81 muelle
de San Juan; construction, entrega mon
tsje; montsje Bolamente de tres tramos
de acerO de Is O8 m. (49'6), 19 m. (62'3)
y 1913 N. $3.50 de lopgitud para los
puentes sobre las quebradas "LaE Mulas'' =,
"Higuero' , s'Convento", EespeCtivamen'
te, en- la CaFretera de Bayam6n Comerfo.
PERIL del trazado, tipo de los tramos,
p'iegOs de condolences description de la
obrR Ge encuentran de manifesto pueden
obteneEBs en- egta Ofcina.
Ia administration 90 reserva 81 derecho
de reChazar Cualquiera , todaa las propo.
Giciones.
Por ordsn del Act Comisionado del In.
teEior, J. J. JSmsnes. Supt Of Public
w 0EK@
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GRGNDEs MOVEDADEs

So acaban de recibir On 81 PARIS BA.
Ear poE eI fItimo vapor frances uegado
& este puerto, grande5 novedades en- Gin
turoneE, peinetaG, carteras de mano, ioye.
roB, adornoB etc etc.
Tambien 30 ha recibido nm gran surtido
de abrigoB , faldas, corte frances, para se.
fioras, asf como sombHeros adornados: gran
novadad.
En abanicoG modernism, Ultima pala'
bra de la moda, hay precioBidades.
Una vista al Paris Bazar Pedro Giunti.
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Como sallflsa d K,Isur u, DII,nz,.

Copel hsgue, Ju'io 5-HabIand0 81
EmpeFador GuiIlermo con 81 hsredeHo de
ls corona otEos miembros de IL familia
real danezR en- 81 PaTqua de esta ciudad
ha dicho que Ii aIian1a anglC-japoneB
ha nido 81 mayor de los desatinos reaIi-
zadou nunca por IN pueblo dc Il Tazs
blanca y que los surOpeOs ban procedidO
neCiaments 81 peEmitir Il .raza amari.
lla que copiaFa sun metOdos J apEendisEa
aus 1scEato pue1 az le han fnoilitado
la1 aEnaaa da oomhate que ha do| DgEiuaiE
oantzR clIeh
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En- MOlIlIa 50 prSplran.

Madrid, Julio 5.-Dicen de MeliIla que
ue ha librado un Berio combate Fesultado
itdeCisivo entire las fuerEas rebeldes laa
tFopaS del Sultan, habiendo quedado muer-
to en- 81 campo de batalla el jsfe rebelde
Schaldy = muchOB parCiales de uno , otro
bando.
La guarnici6n de- Ne lila ha uido refor-
zada , est6 preparada para impedir que
los Combatientss psnetren en- tsrEitoEio es.
pafioI.
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Las Canpahlds Dc SECURES en- EsDlfa.

Madrid, Julio SCI MinistrO de FO,
mento ha leido en- 81 Sanado un pEoyeCto
de ley, cOnfoFme al cual las Compaffas de
SeguEos extrauieras estarkn bsjo la Su.
pervisi6n de una seCCi6n especial dol MI.
nisterio de Fomento, ID vaz que establa-
CO Las reglaa que han dc Rjustarse diChas
COFpoEaCiones para la mayor olaridad dc
sue cuentaa , gArantfa 90 lOS a1aguEados
epahplo
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BusnOs nsgOeI0s.


Sc encueptra en- euta ciudsd en- ssuutou
de negocios, 81 BfiR Guillermo Andino
representante yisJero de la casa comerciaT
americans sThe Andrew Jergsns Co"
establecida en- Nueva York. EI EiH
Andino permRnecer6 una semana en- esta
isla, gsliendo luego para la iala de Cubs
para despues regTesar los Estados Uni
dos. Que tepga buen exito en- suB gsstio'
naa
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Bu0Ras com uRIeacIonas.

Con 81 ehtablecimanto de uu servicio
de automobiles para uso pdbIico, entire
ssta Ciudad = Santurce. paaando por el
"Condado." muchaB familiag de Ia Ciudad
que luchan hoy con Ia caEestia de los
alquileres de las casas otrss moleutias
podran IL vivir al Eefsrido barrio en-
donde cads dfa 80 encuentran mas facili.
dades para la FeRidencia. En- breve reui.
biran los stfiores B hn hermaDo, las ma
quinas que han enca1gado , que &c anun.
ciaFon onortunarnanfe
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ObrGs PGbISeOs.-OfcinG del SNpe.
Tintedente.
San Juan. P. r., julio 10 de 1907.
El Bureau de Obras P6blicas, Departa.
mento del Interior, recibir6 en- enta Ofici.
na haata las 10 q. n. del dia 90 de agouto,
1907, en- cuya fecha se abriI6n p6blica.
mente, proposiCiOnel en pliegos CeEEados
para ID adjudication On p6blica aubasta
de Il construction y entrega en- el mualIe
de San Juan; construction, entrega = mon.
tsje; montsje soIsmente, de an tramo de
acsrO de 96 10 m (316'2' de luz para 81
puente de Ios Reyes Cat6licos, Bobre 81
Rio "La Plata, ceTca de Toa Alta, en- Is
caFretera n6mero 10. Reyes Cat6Iicos
Corozal.
Peril del tTazAdo, tipo del tEamo, pile.
60 do Condiciones , description de Il obra
70 encuentTsn de manifestO pueden obte
nsrss en- eBta Oficina.
La Administrator 20 EeseEvae eI derecho
de rechazar cualquiera y tOdas Las prOpo.
Eciones.
Por oTden del Act. Comisiouado del In.
tsrioE, J. ]. JSmsnes. supt. Of Public
WORKS.
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Pekin, julio 9.-EI Emperador ha pu.
blicadO I'm decrsto diSponiendo que 80 ha'
ga un engsyo de sutonomfa en- lag pTovin.
Cias dc Chilli y Kisngld para ir preparan-
do 81 pueblo la rtfOEma conatitucionaI
que tiane pr0yeCtada.
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Fl ChampionatO p0r Majestic" Ile-
gantO eI SeguBdO ReIampagO" i.
llbno" Dacs / "Psg's0" por dosplst.so
este.

Noticias recibidRs de Ponce por tsIegra.
70 anunciaron en- lal dltimau horas dc Ia
tarde de aver q. 81 caballo "Jfbaro" hAbia
ganado la cafrera con 'Pegano''. El duefio
dc este Tecibi6 otrO teIegrama anunCiandoIs
que el CabalIo 80 habfa deBpistado al saIir.
I'll p6blico que as aglomeraba en- LOS
alrededoreu de la plaza habfa aumentado
nctablemente al ogcurecer , la snniedad
por conoceF el resultado de Ia mas impor-
tante Carrera, la de s'Perla Fina ''Ma-
jestic" era grande. A las Z menos veinte
minutes Sc Tecibs un deBpacho. La multi.
tud se arremolina detras del empleado que
10 lleva y los pocon momentos sale al
ventanillo del kiosCo de Ia banca, situado
en- Ia plaza principal, eI sefior Galvez
OteFo.
-Venci6 ''Maiestic" c"-dice.
GrsndeB y atronadoreS aplausoB 90 oyen.
Majestic lego 81 primero & la meta,
81 segundo "ReI6mpsgo" y 81 terceEo
"Perla fna'' :. El ''championato" qued6
por San Juan.
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Dos % IIagal.

Liata de pansjeros del vapOr "CaEacas:''
Para Eah Juan.-MT. F. Barne, 8.
Pons, G. F. Corres, E. NJ. Chaps, L.
Gaos. G. Gray, A. I. Doawe il, G. Men.
daz, a. Herrera, e. r. Resell, E. e.
Keigley, +. EaCalona, M. Rucabado, j. J.
Dove w. b. Weidlsi, H. Albore. z.
Dom61aoh, /. Duboi1. !. Add, q. IbsEyn,
7. Gelprnl +. Pbilipi,
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El HGbsdO IL DEF actual se llsvaES
efeCtO el benefCic del tenor dc Ia Compa-
ifa dc EaTEuela aeiiOr Joss Vigil , Ro-
bleL
Oportunamente CiECular6n Loo pro
gEAmAh
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a.,s9 sS4.oBE 4. i. s.

Curse para gradOs tambien comercaIes prepa-
Eator1os Sc ensena Aleman, Frances, EspanOL Com
petantes prOfes0re Liberia "a 600 Volumenes; abo
Eatorloa, buena induencia moral. No hay cafes Saludae
gtnaea6n en- IA montadn Poeoa gastoa. 81 vgesim0
70 e0 empiezR e IS dc Eeptembre Sc envia hhre de
gnSep4 q qua n 1elcta eGt1l0go de- 04 F4gnoa Drss
eloas N n 1EQ7l W, EgCElqQlta
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AMUNCIO.
Tran0s mstaIIe0s.

Departments del Interior Bureau de
ObrGs Pd6Eicos- Ofcina del Supe.
riatendente.
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Il. del Vale ZenO
INGENIERo CIVIL Y AGR0NoMO

Or se 0sOs De praeeG O pysOAelss
ConruOcone ciVls. &PnOs rruupuo
O }
KzGnana detnos informs de ancA-Iadons paiia-IulaEnl
1.is stI "a uruu = ~ Wu ~ pAu,m 1uu,u,
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ANUNCIO.
TTamOs mstaIIeOs.

DepGrtGmentO del Interior Bureau de
Obras Pl6IicOs-OfcinG del Sups.
Tintsdente.
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Ell MUNICIPIO
De AGUADILLA.
El AlClIt0 J. F. EsisVls IRfama
TGspsCtO do 50 gsstltR.

El iLforme que produce ell AlcaIde de
Aguadilla sefor ]. F. EAtevea, respecto de
aus geationeS econ6micas de aquel Ayunta.
miento durante eli afis 19O619O7 contiene
L.. s...s.-an. I.Ae..
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.929.22
1929 Y
$951.62

fondou Ordinarioa. 248.52 s / 200. IA
La liquidation de anti, pos del gobier.
no insular realizadoa por el refsEido muni.
The Yale expositor., 1907-04-26
Dowieltes Hard Up.

That the surviving members OF the
louse Of Dowie are in dire straits and
are in need of ready money is taken
from the announcement made by
prominent White Lake residents that
another auction sale of the personal
household effects OF the Ben Mac
Dhui estate will take place in the near
future, probably before the end of
this month.
Mrs. Jane Dowie Is scheduled to ar.
rive at Ben Mac Dhui in a week or so
and number of boarders are coming
with her. She will also bring a type
writer TO the resort and besides start
ing small summer resort where re-
fined people may rest on White Lake
shores. many think that Mrs. Dowfe
plans to write and publish stories re-
lating to the inside workings of Zion
City.
1t was stated some time ago that
the surviving members of the Dowie
family would reveal secrets and the
heralding of the typewriter is taken
as the forerunner OF the exposure
OF the long-awaited secrets.
The Yale expositor., 1907-04-26
THREE DEAD.
Mother Returns Home to Find Chill
dren Burned to Death.

While Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hicks,
of Port Huron, were down town on a
shopping tour Saturday night their
three children were burned TO death.
presumably through the exposition of
can of gasoline.
The charred and blackened remains
were found by the mother upon her
return. Hicks, when he arrived at the
house, found his wife unconscious be-
side the dead children, with the Is
months old baby moaning in its death
agony.
The parents locked and bolted the
door OF the kitchen when they started
down town. The eldest child was a
girl, Ethel, IL years old, then came
Joseph, boy of ., and Ralph, the
baby boy.
Just how the accident occurred is a
mystery. A can of gasoline was in
the house and it is believed that the
children placed il upon the stove and
touched a match to 1t to see the
blaze.
Hicks called the neighbors. Coro-
ners Falk and Schwikert and Under
sheriff Davidson were summoned. Al
ter looking into the case the officers
decided II was an accident and will
not hold an inquest.
Hicks Is a molder employed at the
Malleable Iron works. He Is heart
broken over the tragedy and mis- wife
is III a serious condition.
The Yale expositor., 1907-04-26
Ancient Enalish Inns.

The village inn at Addington, in
the county of Surrey. has been ten
anted by the members of one family
since the reign of Henry VII. On the
death of the mother of the parent
hostess she left no son. but only three
daughters to survive her The three
sisters in turn took possession, and
The present hostess is the last OF
them. The Jolly Millers inn. at New
ham. Canbridgeshire has been kept
by family of the name OF Musk for
The last 400 years It is recorded in
Cambridge annals that Queen Eliza.
beth once stopped here and drank
quart of "Ye olde English AyIev
without getting down from her horse.
The Yale expositor., 1907-04-26
THE FAMINE.
The Awful Condition in China Is Ap
palllna.

Combined death total OF such eata,
clysms as San Francisco, Vesuvius
Martinique. Galveston, Johnstown and
Bermuda pale into insigniflcance com
pared to harvest of death now being
reaped in China. An area as large
as the state OF New York has been
completely Invested of every trace OF
| food by floods which swept away
crops. Ten million persons are stary-
ing, brigandage has broken out, par
ents are selling their children into
slavery and shame to get money 10
leave this stricken section, and human
flesh is being eaten. Diplomats fear
that desperate unfortunates may pre-
cipitate a rebellion that will go to
much greater extremes than former
Boxer uprisings.
Mothers have not hesitated to throw
their babes into the rivers, and In
many cases leaping after them to die
the same death short time later.
So difficult is the work of relief that
In many parts OF the famine infected
district il is only known to few that
the outside world is making any eff
fort toward succor.
The lack of food has forced the sub
stitution OF some horrible travesties
on edibles. and even these wretched
makeshifts are sold at a price that
puts them beyond the reach of the
poor.
The Yale expositor., 1907-04-26
SIDE LIGHTS
ON MICHIGAN
TWO EATON COUNTY FARME RS
NEARLY 70 YEARS OLD
TO BE TRIED.
MURDER OF JOHN BOUTS.
Levi and Charles Tubbs. Father and
Uncle Of George Tubbs, to Stand
Trial for Conspiracy to XIII.
History Of the Case.

The first criminal case to be tried
In circuit court, Charlotte, will be the
murder charge against Levi and Chas
Tubbs, father and uncle respectively
OF George Tubbs, now serving a life
sentence for the killing of Contractor
John Bouts in November, 1904.
Both men are nearly 20 years old.
Before the Bouts shooting the fam
lily were rich. but the trial OF the son
made IL necessary TO put a mortgage
on the farm, which is one of the finest
in the county.
The prosecution will attempt to
! prove that the trio entered into a con-
spiracy and that the old men are
! equally guilty with the boy who FREQ
the fatal shot.
The defense will contend that the
old men did not know that George
had a weapon and that the belief that
shooting was necessary was the pro-
duct of his own mind.
On the trial of the young man he
swore that he shot to protect his
aged father, whom Bouts threatened
10 strike with an uplifted club. George
bought the revolver in Nashville the
day before the murder, which oc-
Cured on Sunday morning, and the
prosecution will try to prove that the
weapon was purchased with the UNI
derstanding that it would be used the
next day TO prevent Bouts and his
men from working on Sunday.
After the shot was fired Powers and
Bigley. Bouts workmen, picked up the
wounded man and lifted him into the
wagon and drove away. He died before
the men reached the road The de-
PENDANTS dragged the tools of the
ditcher out in the road and put back
the rail fence and started for the
house, where George was arrested a
couple of hours later. The two elder
Tubbs were taken into custody a few
days later, but were afterward released
on bail.
George will be brought from Jack
son to testify for his father and Uncle
Charles and in all probability tell the
jury that the old gentlemen knew
nothing about the weapon, which he
claims he bought to shoot a trouble
some dog.
There is considerable local senti-
in Kalamo, where the Tubbs farm is
located, the sentiment is against the
old men, it being the general BELIEF
in that section that the father and
the uncle are really more to blame |
than George, who mentally is a weak
ling and who has been a quiet and |
peaceful man all his life.
Uncle Charley" is a bachelor and |
has a reputation for being quarrel |
some, and many lay the present trou-
BILE to his aggressiveness. Levi has |
more friends than Charley and George |
has more sympathizers than both his |
father and uncle combined
In view of the wide publicity given
the case both at the time of the |
tragedy and the trial of the young
man, considerable trouble will UNI
doubtedly be experienced in getting a
jury.
The Yale expositor., 1907-04-26
Died in Battle.

Mrs. Theme, a well known resident
OF st. Joseph, has been notified that
her son John was among the slain
In a recent battle between the troops
OF Honduras and Nicaragua. Johnnie
Theme left St. Joe several years ago.
and Knocked about the world, where
ever there appeared TO be chance of
adventure He wrote home occasion
ally, hut for the past year no one
knew where he 0as. In the course of
MS wanderings he arrived in Central
American about the time the war
broke out, and he Immediately became
soldier. The news of his death was
sent by chum of Themes. The re-
mains were given decent burial by
the natives, who have a wholesome re.
spect for Americans.
The Yale expositor., 1907-04-26
skIIIfuI Woman chess pIaxsr.

Mrs. Baird, who has been called 'the
Queen of Chess" has published 1900
hess problems and no woman has
'clipsed the position which she holds
the chess world! She possesses
about so prizes secured in open com.
petitions. Mrs. Baird's father. mother
and two brothers share her enthusiasm
for chess. She has other recreations.
including archery, tennis and cycling.
While she has always been very fond
Of designing illuminations.-St Louis
Republic.
The Yale expositor., 1907-04-26
The Short Curtain.

White Pigeons short curtain sensa.
ton had an echo recently when Rev.
G. H. Anderson was granted a decree
OF divorce and was given the custody
of his children on the grounds al.
legged.
Rev. Mr. Anderson engaged Evan
gelist Leo E. Allen in December. 1905,
TO conduct evangelistic services at
White Pigeon, the evangelist being a
guest at the preachers home while in
that town.
One night he said he peeked under
a short curtain and saw his wife and
Allen in compromising position. He
went and got two of his church raem-
bers to look so that they might be
witnesses.
Rev. Mr.. Allen was acquitted OF
any wrongdoing at a church trial in
Gratiot county. Mrs. Anderson always
denied the story. Both were present
during the divorce proceedings but
neither testified.
The Yale expositor., 1907-04-26
THAT OTHER WOMAN
MRS. NEWMARIE VOICES ?
GRIEVANCE.
Demand for Explanation Left George
Very Much Gin tire Air" But of
Course 1t Turned Out
All Right.

When Mr.. Newmarie came home the
other evening he was not greeted with
the close, loving embrace and sweet,
clinging kiss with which Mrs. New.
marie always met him. On the coy
trary, that lady stood like an avens.
ing spirit in the hall, her dark eyes
flashing and her proud breast rising
| and falling like a stormy sea.
Mortified at her appearance, Mir.
Newmarie stepped back.
Rose" he cried, are you mad ,"
There was no answer Immediately
Mrs. Newmarie stood there, her hands
neryously working and her eyes flash
ing fire. At length she spoke
George" and her voice was ter
rible in its anger, Mr.. Newmarie, am
| your wife?"
I why, of course, darling" said he
Don't call me darling, Then, ifs
am your wife, perhaps you can eX-
plain who that other woman is" Aud
she folded her arms and looked clear
through him, even to the collar stud
at the back OF his neck
Mr.. Newmarie was surprised
What other woman?" he gasped.
The beautiful blonde"
"What?"
with great blue eyes, and"
"Rose?"
Golden, curly hair, and
Who is she?"
Teeth like pearls!"
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THE one in the sealskin jacket
and"
But what"
Who calls you love and kiss"
Heavens, what has got into YOU"
Who fawns on your neck and
plays with your mustache, and says
you are the only man she ever loved.
and-O-o-o-h! you b-r-r-r-rute!"
And she burst into sobs. Mr. New
marie gathered himself together SUI
ficiently to rush to his wifes assist
ance, crying:
Rose, my dear wife, tell me"
Don't touch me" she shrieked-
Go to her-go to her at once," AZ
for me, | shall kill myself! o, George.
hoW-hoW c-could you deceive your
p-p-poor little wife so terribly? O.
o, o." And she fell sobbing into his
arms.
Mr.. Newmarie laid her trembling
form upon the sofa and bent over her
in protestations of his innocence
It's 2 wicked lie that some one
has been telling YOU" he said. who
was it?"
mo one she replied.
Then, where did you"
Il dreamt it, George she said
while was taking a nap on the soft,
this afternoon. And it all seemed SC
true! Isn't it, love?"
And he replied-but there are some.
things that cannot be put into words.
London Tit-Bits.