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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-21
NOTICIAS.

! Procedente de Canarias lego esta
mafiana el correo de Espa1a, giguiendo
.esta tarde para Cuba.
Ell "NUEVO CAFE de los eSpo-
sos Morgan, FoTtaleza 21, ofrece un COM
pleto surtido de los mejores dulces y cho.
colateB.' Heladog, refregcos, ftutas al ma.
tural y todO cuanto regale ell paladar mas
delicado Sc encuentra allf primorosamente
gervido. Cafe con leche chocolate, se
encuentra desde las siete de la mafiana &
las l 2 de Ia noche. ''Samost' f'Baker"
les msrcas de chocolate sin rival 90 en-
cuentran ALI. p.
: -EmpieSan desflar los delegados que
de Ia iSla habfan asisido Ia Asamblea
Legislative yllegan muchos paBaieroB que
SO hospedan. en- el Hotel HeIvetia de Pedro
Schira. Cruz ~.
En- LA Correspondence de Puerto
RICO, Allen 81, hay de venta recibos ta-
lOnarioB para eObro de alquileres de casAs,
fanzss en- met6licO y con frmaG declara-
clones de nacimiento, defunci6n certifca-
ci6n m6dica. D.
-INTERESANTE.-Se ha recibido
un nuevO surtido de refrigeradoreB de aqua
marca USEEIT. Los mas higienicOs que
Se conocen. Enfrian 81 sguA sin meacIaTIa
con el hielo. Sanchez Morales & Co., Te'
tu6n "a, San Juan, p. r
PIANO NUEVO.-Marca acreditada,
salon, alfombra teFciopelo de A metros en-
cuadro, ConsOla, cuadros, espeios, paragus-
70, seibOt, mesa conner, camas de hierro y
nOgal, camitas para niflog, roperos, m&qui.
ma pedal para coser, escFitorio caoba con
vitrina para biblioteca, hermoso nifio Je-
sds con urna de cedro. Urge vendeTse
Fortaleza 81. De II & 2 tarde ga.
La ofcina de Correos desea conocer
Ia residenCia del farmaCeutico Seior F. g.
PellicieF. ......
II Sc Informs que en- breve ser6 cubierta
una plaza deprimer teniente ayudante de
La poIicfa inauIar. e
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VsIada IirICO' O'IItsrarIa.

Hemos recibido atenta invitaci6n para
la velada hrico-literaria que, en- CONNIE
moraci6n del 34a. aniversario de la abo'
lici6n de ls esclsvitud en- Puerto Rico,
30 llevar6 & efecto la noche del % del
presente, en- el teatro municipal, organi'
zsda por Ia sOciedad obrera "La Labertad
BOrinqueNG."
Damos graciaB por la cortea1a de la
invitaci6D, que ell acto resulte todo 10
eBpl6ndido que merece la solemnidad de Ia
indicada efemeride.
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POR FIN LLEGAROA

Acaban de llegar de PARIS los Rios de
pelo natural en- todos los tonos de color,
para el peinado. Cada une viene en- su
csjita y vale un dollar.
La moda de los Rios: :es tan grande en-
PARIS que Be han neceaitado, A meses pa
ra poder conseguir el surtido que acaba de
llegar. .< :.
Tambien Sc ha rscibido un ssplendiJo
surtido en- perfumerfa fna y ldmparas de
cristal para luz electrica de l, 2, 8, J
luceE.
Todo esto Sc encuentra en- eli PARIS
BAZAR do PEDRO GIUsTI, Forta.
lsza ~.
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BGnstlGIO de uR notable aFtISta.

Para ell domingo "a est6 anunciado el
benefcio del notable actor don Alfredo
Alc6n, ventaiosamente conocido en- Puerto
Rico por haber pisado 81 escenario de los
teatros del pals en- union de celebridades
en- el arte dram6tico.
Sc pondrSn en- escena obras reaImente
seIeccionadas. V6aSe: tLa mujer de un
artista'', de Ventura de la Vega; ''EI ito
GervasiO'', del inBigne Joaquin Dicenta y
Gel noviO de dons Ines, de Javier de
Burgos. 49,:
Nadie debe faltar & ese egpectdculo en-
beneticio de un artista de los merecimien-
toB de Alfredo Alc6n.
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La comisi6u tecnica de Ia "Porto
Rico Isular Dock Company" tiene en- es-
tudio varios proyectos presentados & 50
consideration para el emplazamiento =
construction del "muslle n6meEo ~.
So asegura que una nueva calle Ber6
alberta entire los soIares que eStan situados
en- la manzana que en- Ia Marina ocupan
los almacenes de los BefiOreB Ochoa, Fer
nandez y CroSas, fin de dar mayor &C.
cssO & loa muellsl nGmeRo ! ~,
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SrEMPRR La .VRRDAD.
Contimuard) }

ssCuando esta I'd. en- .d,tda d;ga
Ia verdad.' Fue un experiments
do v viejo diplomatico Ell que asi
dijo a un princil iante en- Ia .carro-
ra. Ia mentira puede pasar en-
algunas cosas pero no en- los ne
gocios. Ell fraude y engano a me,
nudo son ventajosos mientras, Sc
I4tan; pero tarde 8 temprano sc
descubriran, y entonHes viene~ ve}
, .fracaso Y ell castigo. Lo mejor( y
mas SECURE es Ell decir la verdad
en- todo tempo, pues de esta ma
nera SO hace uno de amigos cons
tantes Y de una reputation que
siempre vale Glen centavos pc.
peso, donde quiera que uno ofrez-
ca efectos en- venta. Estamos Ell
situaci6n de afrmar modestamen-
te, que sobre esta base descansa
la universal popularidad de Ia
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLE
Ell p1blico ha descubierto que
esta medicina es exactamente 10
que pretende ser, y que produce
los resultados que siempre hemos
pretendido. Con toda franqueza
SO ha dado & conocer su naturale-
"a. Es tan sabrcsa como la micl
Y contiene todos los principles nu-
tritivos Y curativos del Aeeite de
H1gado de Bacalao Puro, combi-
nados con Jarabe de Hipofosftos
Compuesto, Extractos de Malta y
Cerezo Silvestre. Estos elementos
forman una combination de su-
prema excelencia y m6ritos nledi-
cinales. Ninguu remedio ha tent
do tai 6xito en- los casos de Pull
mon1a, P6rdida de Carnes, T1sis,
Nal Estado de los Nervios, asI como
todas las afecciones que proceden
de Sangre Impura. ''El Sr. DR.. j.
Izquierdo Brown, de Buenos Aires,
dice: He usado la Preparation de
Wampole, y grandemente satisfe-
cho de sus espl6ndidos resultados
"a he administrado & mis- prOpios
hijos, teniendo e. la satisfaction de
haber obtenido un 6xito que no
habia podido oonseguir con otras
preparedness" Ell desengaf1o e.
Emposible. En- vodas las BoticaR
Sc encuentra enferma, aunque no Z
yravedad, Ia spreciable sefiora dofis Ma
lisa Alfonso de Reins. Dezeamos & Ia di
inguida, DANA su pronto restablecilnient'
-El lines regres6 q Bu residencia
Juncos el doctor Befior BarFeras, delegad
{ Ia CSmarR.
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courtroom Of the said court, in the city of
San Juan, on the first Monday in May,
1907, the same being the 9Th day Of that
month, then aud there to answer to the
said Bill of Complaint exhibited sgainst
you in tha above numbered and entitled
cause in the said court, and to do and
receive what the said Court shall have
considered in that behalf, and this you are
not to omit under penalty Of Five thous.
and Dollars (s5. 5.000.)
WITNESS the Hon. B. s.
Rodey, Judge of the District
Court of the United States for
Porto Rico, this 18Th day of
r. 81 March. A. D. 1907; and in the
13lst year of the Independence
of the United stqtes of America.
Attest:
II. ii. sCOVILLE,
Clerk
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MIsa de Ia busna musrte.

Mafiana 4 la.una de Ia tarde tendrd
lugar la misa de la buena muerte en- el
antigIo Convento de Santo Domingo [Igle-
sia de San josef que anuaImente ceIebra
la IIustre Cotrsdfs de Jesds Crucifcado =
Santa Rosa de Lima.
Ey Lunes SamtO.-"El paso de Jesus
atado & la columna." FL sermon est6 &
cargo de un eloCuente orador sagrado de
la comunidad de Ia r. r. PIP. Paules.
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Para Cuba

Hoy Sali6 para Ponce el senior don Ra.
fael Espino, donde tomar& el vspor "Pio
TX" que 10 conducirS Santiago de Cuba.
FL senior Esp;no Cd ell director general
del "Bauco Industrial de Santiago" quien
vino & Puerto Rico tltinar asuntos de
dichs institution Sc nos informa eStar6
dentro de breve tempo de regreso en- esta.
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So naGssItan PIatereS BusnOS.

Eche ustsd sp c6lculo del tempo que
pierde con sus aparatoS anticuados, y de 10
bien que pueda un hombre trabajar tenien-
do & la mano instrumental moderno.
Escriba pidiendo informes al Dep6sito
Dental de Jose SalgadO Jim@nez, 36 San
Francisco, San Juan.
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GAPTURA

Anoche fu6 capturado pOr Ell detective
Manuel Banvere, en- la "Chorrera," el iu.
dividuo Francisco Miranda, (a) ell Colo,
RADIO natural de Rio PiedraS, de Is amos y
de ofciO tabqquerU, quien siendo sirviente
de una familia de esta Ciudad hurt6 la
siEvienta de la misma. casa Beis dollars y
Otros hechOs de Ia misma indole en- otrGs
parties. ,
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PARA cURAR UNRE EsFRIADo
ENUN OLA tome 81 LAXATIVE BRoMo
QUTNTNA III boticario le deVolver8 81 dinero sino
So curas La 6rmR de D. w. GROVE ge hallB en-
Oada cAflR
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Or. en- MEDICINA 7 CIRUJIA

fGANGAI-Maquipas de cOSsT, de Pc
dal, con cinco gavetaB. GARANTIzADAs
PoR 10 Amos, Ss2Oy s25. Qusdan muY
pocaA-Sanehes Morales 9 Ca, TstuRu
"A, Can Juan, Puerto Rieo. 15VA
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cOOddads
Empires Agense SauJu
Morales & liar ca
New 30 Auen,st
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L En- ezta imprenta % vends papel de
psri6dico vieio s e2,O0 quintal,
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New, therefore, YOU ARE HEREBY
COMMANDED that you be and appear
ia the said District Court Of ths United
States fog Porto Rico aforesaid, st the
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-21
Sitting at San Juan. II
Jose Maria UhaTrl . IFamateguI,
Plaintiff
VERSUS ( kdil1N &n AIT,
Pablo UbaTTl ETlmltGguI Of al,
Defendants.
.crrAEAKONrc
SUMMONS.

To Pablo Ubarri Iramategui, defsn.
dant in the above styled and numbered
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28
Banker P. E. Bowles
Is Not a Fugitive
President of First National of
Oakland Departed After
Consulting Prosecution =

The books of the First National Bank
of Oakland, through which some of the
funds of the Home Telephone Company
passed after the fire. have been exam
ined in full by Assistant District At
torney Heney. and all the facts that
were to be CLEANED from them in con-
nection with the Home Telephone Com
pany's bribery OF the San Francisco
Board of Supervisors are now in pos
session Of the prosecution.
p. E. Bowles. president of the First
National Bank OF Oakland, left his
home Sunday for business trip to New
York City, but he did so after seeing
Heney and frankly saying that if his
presence was desired by the Grand Jury
he would postpone the journey. The
statement made in a morning paper
yesterday that Bowles left hurriedly to
avoid being called before the Grand
Jury was absolutely without founda-
ton
The insinuation that Mr.. Bowles left
in order to avoid giving testimony
does him a grave injustice" stated
Heney yesterday. Mr.. Bowles came
to me before he went away. told me
of his intentions and asked If his abb
sence would in any way interfere with
the Grand Jury's intentions OF examin-
ing the accounts of his bank. I per-
sonally examined the banks books, and
Mr. Bowles went East with our knowl-
edge. We have all the information
concerning the Home Telephone Com
pany's transactions with his bank that
we desire"
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28

NEW YORK, March 27.-A dispatch
received today from Toxic announces
the death OF James Henry Smith, one
Of the wcalthiest capitalists OF this
rily Smith. who was on a wedding
tour around the world. died yesterday
at Kiot0 Japan. in the party with Mr.
and Mrs. Smith We're the Duke and
Duchess OF Manchester
A cable received at Smith Office to-
dav stated that TIE party which ac-
companied Smith viii leave Yokohama
for san Francisco April 10. bringing
Smiths body. They viii be met at
san Francisco by Eugene Zimmerman
of Cincinnati. father OF the Duchess Of
Manchester. rs was said at Smiths
Office that his death was due to heart
disease
a few wears ago Smith Inherited from
his uncle. George Smith, fortune es-
finlated at S5O.O00.0OO. which has in
creased, il is estimated, TO $4,000, OOO
Prior TO coming into the estate Of his
uncle be conducted a brokerage busi-
ness and was known as silent" Smith.
Smith and Mrs. Rhinelander Stewart
OF Baltimore were married at lnver-
ness Scotland. last September, and
shortly after they started with sew
eral friends on tour around the world.
Mrs Smith was Miss Annie Armstrong
or Baltimore. In 1879 she married ".
RhincIander Stewart, from whom she
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28
SandersOn, Nearing the Grave, Confesses All
Stricken Supervisor Tells
Doodle Tale to Jurors
Eyes Dimmed With Tears as He Speaks

residence with his relatives in Palo
Alto. Fearing that he would not be
we'll enough to make the trip to San
Francisco. he sent for Heney and told
the prosecutor the entire story of his
fall.
With the cessation of rain and a
slight Improvement in his health the
Supervisor prevailed upon his physician
to allow him to come to San Francisco
and go before the Grand Jury. The
Journey was made yesterday Before
leaving the city last night Sanderson
made the following statement:
Yes. it's all true. all of it, There
is very little TO add It's horrible, hor-
rible. The money just came to me. |
never asked for it. 1t just came ]
didn't approach any one with a propo-
sition. but when my share was handed
TO me / took 1t. ! can't tell how II
began. The first money 1 received was
$500 from the fight promoters, which
1 understood came from Eddie Graney
This was in January of last year After
that I lost control OF myself. I never
paid much attention TO the Sunday
night caucuses, and I don't know what
my vote on the gas rate I received
$3.50. When the overhead trolley fran
chise came up I believed that 1t was
the best thing for the city. I voted
for It, Afterward Jim Gallagher gave
me $4,000, which he said was my share.
and l took it. l don't expect to live
long, and I wanted to tell everything
before / died. My chief regret is for
my aged mother. She does not realize
the situation, nor does she know how
i'll I am"
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28
TOLEDO POLICE TRACE
DETW|LER AND LEARN He
DOUBLED ON HIS TRAIL
Telegram Confirms Story
That He Was in New
York Last Week
LEFT FOR THE WEST
Members of the Family of
Indicted Man Admit
He Is in Hiding

TOLEDO. Ohio. March 27.-The To-
1edo police officials today received fur
ther confirmation of the report that A.
K. Detwiler was in New York last week
and thus completely exploded the the
ory of Detective Burns of San Fran
cisco to the effect that Detwiler is not
in the country, but in Cairo, Egypt, or
somewhere on the continent.
The information received by the po-
lice was in the form of a telegram from
the cashier of the Manhattan Hotel.
New York City. and reads: "a. X De.-
wiler and wife, Toledo, registered here
until last Thursday, March 21. Left
that day, ostensibly for home, instruct
ing clerk to forward mail to Toledo adj
dress"
The story was sent out from Toledo
to the effect that Detwiler had been
seen on the streets here yesterday by
Detective Delaney. but today Delaney
stated he was only joking with the
correspondent. and the police state to-
night that the whereabouts of Detwiler
is still an unsolved mystery. 1t is
also admitted today by several mem
bers Of the Detwiler family that A. K.
Detwiler is in hiding, but that he
would come from under cover and give
himself up to San Francisco authori-
ties as soon as his bail bond of S1S0,000
can be arranged and the public senti-
ment in the Golden Gate city cools
somewhat
1t is also learned here on good au-
thority that several business asso-
ciates connected with Detwiler in the
telephone deal profited not a little, 1t
is said, through his operations, but it
was done in such a manner that they
are under cover and cannot be touched
under the law. These Toledo capital
lists, however, stand to lose a large
sum If Detwiler is found guilty. as the
franchise becomes null and void, and
it's cost 100000, will be total loss.
1t is said further that there Toledoans
are heavy holders in the Detwiler Loan
Company, and they fear that If Det-
wiIer is found guilty it will cripple
that institution here
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28
FRENCH TROOPS BEGIN
INVASION OF MOROCCO
Moors Are Not Likely tc
Resist the Column of
Occupation

PARIS. March 27.--Six hundred men
OF the First Foreign Legion and a
quantity Of stores viii leave Sidi- Bel
Abbes tomorrow for Tlemencen, and
another battery OF artillery from Oran
1as bcn ordered 10 join the column OF
occupation.
The French Military mission has re-
turned here from Oudja. with IL have
come ali OF the European residents of
1udis. who report that the town is calm
and the people do not expect the forth
coming occupation. The Moroccan gar
rison IN Oudia consists only Of a small
escort OF the Governor, and there is
very little probs bility OF any resist
ance 70 the French column. The Euro
peans OF Oud5a left all their personal
property locked UP IN their houses
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28
Important to Merchants q

Accounts collected. city. country and
foreign, by d. A. Curtin, Monadnock
bldg (for II years in Mills bldg). Ref
erences. banks and merchants.
.>>~~~~~~.>~~>~~->-~~
now under nine indictments charging
bribery of members of the Board of
Supervisors, will be arraigned before
Judge Lawlor at 10 o'clock this morn
ing. and must either elect to enter his
plea or demand a postponement, as he
is allowed to do under the statutes.
Glass will be represented in court by
Attorney T. c. Coogan, special counsel
for the Pacific Sureties Company in the
matter of drawing Glass bail bonds,
and associated with Coogan will be
other attorneys. whose names have not
been made public by Glass. The in
dicted telephone official has refused 10
make any statements as to his inten-
tions in the matter of defense. but ii
is believed that he will endeavor TO
postpone his trial by going through
the same dreary routine of technical
objections and procedure INDUCED in by
Ruef and SchmitZ. In attempting this
his first move will be a motion to dis
miss the indictment. through which lie
can force an examination of the quail
fications of each member of the Grand
Jury.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28
Pine FLAT STAGE GOES
OVER AN EMBAHKMENT
Superintendent and Book
keeper of Mine Are
Injured
sPEcIAL DIsrATcH no rHE cALL

SANTA ROSA. March 27.-The four
horse Pine Flat stage went over a high
embanknent last Friday and number
Of passengers miraculOusly escaped
death. Edward Biiman. the driver, es-
capped with bruises and a few minor
cuts on the head. face and hands. The
stage was wrecked
Oliver Roberts. superintendent of the
Socrates mine, and his wife were pas
sengers. He was badly bruised and
cut while 1is wife sustained only a
nervous shock. The bookkeeper Of tn.
mine and his wife were passengers
also. His arm was broken and he was
otherwise badly bruised and cut. al
though his wife escaped practically un-
harmed.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28
MORE LAWYERS ENGAGED
BY CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE GAIL

BOSTON, March 27.-Rev Herman S.
Herring and Rev. Irving G.. Tomlin-
son, the CORNER first reader in the BOs-
ton Christian Science Church and the
latter formerly first reader in the Bos-
ton mother church and now of the
Christian Science Lecture Bureau, both
defendants in the suit against the
Christian Scientists. have retained spe
cial counsel for the trial which will
open here on April 20. It is understood
here that General Streeter will apply
to have the suit dismissed the
ground that it was brought in bad
faith
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28
.NICARAGUAN PRESIDENT
RULES IN TEGUCIGALPA
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

WASHINGTON. March 27.-Nicaragua
has established a provisional govern
ment in Honduras, and President Ze-
laya. through his representatives. rules
at Tegucigalpa, the Honduran capital
Instead Of Intervention by the United
States and Mexico. this Government
will be asked to recognize the new
government which President Zelaya,
by his conquest of Honduras. has es-
tablished In the opinion of officials
here. this ends the war. These were
the Developments in the Central Amer
lean situation today. as indicated in
dispatches received at the State De-
partment and by Central American
diplomats.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28
w1NCHELL FOR MODERATION

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, March AZ
President B. L. Winchell of the Rock
Island Railroad advised the railroad
committees of the Illinois House OF
Representatives to be conservative in
the matter of railroad legislation. II
the Judgment of legislators is infu-
enced too much by the present outcry
against railroads, asserted Winchell
measures might easily be passed which
would endanger the prosperity of the
country.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28
One Year After

The story of San F,ranciscos wonder
full progress since the disaster of April
49, 1906. is graphically told by text
and photograph in the April number OF
Sunset Magazine. There are sixteen
beautiful fuIl-page double -tinted pict-
ures and numerous other Illustrations.
1t is a great number and should be
read by every one and sent to Eastern
friends
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28
DEATH OF COUNCILMAN

SAN JOSE, March 27.-Councilman
Patrick Murray of the First Ward died
this afternoon after a lingering illness.
He was pioneer resident and had held
the office OF Councilman since 1902.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28
~HoRRIBLE,. sANDERsoN SAYS

A few weeks ego. when the Super
Visors learned that the Jig was UP and
announced their willingness to confess
before the Grand Jury, Sanderson re-
turned from Arizona and took up his
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28
Louis Glass Must Now
Plead or Ask for Time
Indicted Telephone Official May
Resort to Dilatory Tactics
of Ruef and Schmitz

Louis Glass, vice president and gen
eral manager OF the Pacific States
Telephone and Telegraph Company,
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28
MISS SH0NTs AND DUKE
HAVE A NARROW ESCAPE {
Auto Carrying French Aris-
tocrat and American Girl
Almost Wrecked
SPECIAL DrspArcH TO THE CALL.

WASHINGTON. March 27.-While re-
turning from the Bennings races today.
Miss Theodore Shonts and the Due de
Lunyas de Chaulnes OF Paris had a
narrow escape from a serious accident
They were riding in hiEh-power
motor car and the chauffeur was going
81 high speed. ma liking daring turns TO
avoid carriages and other cars. when
suddenly a trOlley-car whizzed into
sight. coming on without slackening
speed Rv putting on an extra burst
of speed the chauffeur managed to clear
the tracks by only a few inches. the
narrovness Of the escape being amaz-
ing Neither Miss Shonts nor the Duke
anpeared TO be in the slightest alarmed
and they continued laughing and chat
ting as though hairbreadth escapes
were everyday occurrences with them
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28

obtained a divorce in South Dakota
last year. A few days later she sailed
with her daughter for England and
married Smith in September, a month
after securing the divorce.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28

EFFORT Tc FREE KIRKMAE-st. Louis.
49,, - petition for writ Of habeas
,ornus was find today In tine United States
circ1it Court ~ Appeals On behalf Of George
NJ EirlSnau formerly capfsn IN the Twenty
ff+i, United States Infantry. who Is now
serving y fsro-year sentence I'm fhe penifentiary
.ef- Fort IeaveDworfh- kans. klrkmaD alleges
nat his detention IL unlawful.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28

JAMES HENRY SMITH, the New York capi-
talist whom Wall street dubbed 'Silent Smith, .
died yesterday in Kioto Japan, while wedding
trip around the world He leaves an estate that is
valued at 5000 00O
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28

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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-09-17
WILL SKATE AND DANCE

The Coliseum skating rink ant
dancing pavilion at the corner Of
Third av. and Madison st. will open
tomorrow evening. 1t is claimed by
the management to he the finest
thing of its kind west of Chicago
The center the floor Is reserved
for dancing. Entrance to this will
be through subway so as to avoid
interfering with the skaters around
the outer edge OF the floor. The
management has gone to a large
expense in fitting up the place. A
full brass band will furnish music