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De SOCIEDAD.

En- Ia FOrtaIesa. EHta taEde & las Al
reCibiE6 sus amigaa, geg6n 81 antigua
cultumbTe interrumpida por motivos de
Balud, la diGtinguida BsfiorR CaEolina Post
de PoDt, eBposa del gobernador de la isIa.
La notiCia de que Ia eatimable dana
eRta EeEtAblecidR de BuG dolenciaH que
eBto le permits llevar tfscto otra vez suB
reunionCs socialeg, hR sido Tecibida con 81
mayor sgrado por log elementos de eata
sociedad en- donde tiene merecidaB Bimpa.
tfas = estimation.
Que niga en- Ia mas pelf5cta saIud la
distinguida EefioTa.
En- sus dias CelebTRn hoy Bu onom6s'
tico, entire otraB lindRs diatipguidaG da.
mitaB de esta BoCiedsd, las bellaE uefioritas
Isabel Bosch, Blanco, FouFnieT, Gons6lez.
Fent HeTn6ndez ChaHbonier, Nadal,
Ponte, Gonz6lez Geigsl, HoaFe, Pujol,
SsmpaYo, Warren y VizcaEFondo.
En- Ponce Ia gentil , heFmoss triguefiR
Isabelita OppenhsimeF tambi6n CelsbHa
Bus diaE, todaH deseamos que Las flores
que hoy peIfuman el ambienta de 81 d.
choBa vida, lIeguen, CadR die mas lozanaB,
81 venidero dia de 80 pr6ximo onom&Btico
y que siempFe las hsga reveTdeCsr On sus
heTmoBaB sispeu 81 puTo sol de Ia ventura.
Regre0O -DeBpu6I de peEmanecsF una
temporada en- Coamo, ha Eegre1ado 80
RESIDENCES del "VeFHRlIes'' la distiDguida
sefiora FranciHca Fernandez de Bolivar.
Bien venids.
Que meiOre.-Sigue reccjido en- CANA
On 81 TesidenCia del '.VeEBalleR'' nuestgo
iluStrado compatriota 81 Hthor Luis Muioz
Rivera, = deaeamOB que Ia dolonCia que Is
aqueia no sea de Cuidado : meiOre 10 mas
Fspidsmsnte pOsible.
PersonGles.-En esta EPmRnR ira Ma
ysgtszs en- aauntoH paEticulares, nusatBo
comp, Il sYo en- Ia prenaR Htfior MPgin
Raldilis,
Hs regresado Hu TeBidencia de Gusya.
ma al doctor f. Bruno, que .eltuVo On eAtR
ciudad en aBuptos pEofeaionales.
He eHtldo en- eSta ciudad Duestro esti.
nable compntriota de Ponce. ST.. Manuel
OAtal6, que regEes6 aver IA EenidenCia.
Que Be repitsn Bus visitag
SEMPER,
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JOVEN DOMINICANO ENFERMO EN-
San Juan.
Sufrlra uDa opOraGIdn Qulld'gIea On sl hospital
municipal.

NuestFo Colfgs eI Listfn Dtario, de
8anto Domingo publica 10 siguients:
"Silvio Pellsrano. ID ASIDE San Juan
de Puerto Rico nos eBcEibs. este busn
amigo y antique comps isFo iDfoTm6ndo'
nos aceEcR del favorable cuESo que lleva
81 regimen fsCultativo que 90 encuentFa
BOmetido ali y On Guys busca fac. Begdu
el sabido. El Iunea tltimo, dfa 4 de no.
vismbre, ingreG6 en- 81 Hospital munici
pal, que 20 hsIla encomendado lG<sa.
bfa disscci6n del rsputado m6dico cirujano
doctor V6le8 Lopez el doctor Mufioz,
Cuyos conoCimisntos expeRiencia le han
conquistado meEecida fama. Eate titi
mo eB 81 que asilts 81 senior PelIeEano ,
mueBtVa verdRderO inte1es poT "a com
pleta CuEaci6n. "Es-nos dice 81 citado
amigo-un mozo simp6tico, intelige5tO
y completaments alberto 81 bien.'
Tambi6n 81 consul general de la Rspi
bliCR en- aquella CDpital, Efior Juan e
Medina, con su hsbitual CaballeTOBidad,
as TsCibido fuamerts 81 comp0tEiot8 '
pFodig6dols Eus mejoTes atenciones.
Nos place conBignaF Las anteEioEeB il
meas, Ia vsz que reiteray puatEos vo-
toB poE el Cabal reltAb. .eCimiento del com
pat,i.ta , amigo
EI j6ven PslleTRno ed muy estimado
en- Ia aociedad dominicRna,
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HOTEL CLTALUNL.

Establecido, en- la magnifca
casa de Belabal, con vista a la
bahia, magnficas y frescas ha-
bitaciones, mesa comfortable, pre-
clos m6dicos, Sc admiten abo-
nados.
Tanca n1mero. 2.
San Juan Puerto Rico.
80 Y.
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Mexico arrienda una bahia.

Nw York Noymbra ss h dad IA bdad noca
adlma o los rculos pos hs dado liable aha
negbe pFobabdRd dconhnO
gobis
no de Mexico ha aErenddo bh Magena,
p6cdcs obtmdo
Tai nOtR coufrm los del rO Esdo
obedeca pop6to gono
Tex ha lido gnonal ddaba Mexico legaTa
carbOnera
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IMPORTATION. - Los BefioTes 6.
Melon & Ca. de eata plaza eAt6n recibisn
do un eatenBo BuEtido de aFtfculos de
fantasia, especialmente en- tsjidoB de Lsns,
Soda, Crepe de Ssda TrajeB = Eefsjos para
HefioTaS, Sombreros VeloE, Flores, Abani'
Co.'S CasimireB, Corbatas otros artfculos
de alta novedad de Paris. Recommends.
mos nueatroB lectores una vista & esta
casa donds con POGO dinero compFar6n
Rrtfeulos muy ventainuns. as y. e.
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EI Kaiser Y os periodistas.

mperRdor
pEiodtsB
cordial ecuO los hl6Dica
gatulabR de
lumnB sbio8
Kaiser reibido
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-Todas las nifls pTocuran comprar
Sus fecfos religioSoH de fantasia en- 'Ls
Tiendita" al lado del ayuutsmiento para
obtener una pspelets de Ia linda mufieoa y
del bonito estsbIo con el nacimiento que
ge regaIa en- dichR casa. Tienen adem6H
artfculoS de enCEitoFiO propioB para es
CuaIaE 1Bv.G
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OADA DIA OBTIENE mayor popu.
laEidad 81 msgnffco Ron San Luis, como
cido geneTalmente con el nombFe de Ex'
posici6n. PrepaTado embotslIado por
los ssfioreB Alvarez Hermanos, no contiene
nipguna sustancia nocivs 10 prueba "a
gran demsnds. Dsp6aito San Jose st.
nGmero Z. a.p.
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Bodas de la prinCesa de Orleans.

LondreB la
a6n popularss
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SERVLCT0 HSPHgTAb DE- CABLES
Dc
La Democratic" La Correspondence
UNIDAS
~o~o~oro~~~~o~o~~~~~-o~~v~
IA ,,,ilIonoo Al dollnpo
IA miIIones de dollars.

Liverpool Noviembe 19E
orucGn Ltana hs ido
vaie "A me dollars
6meno 81
L~itania primer yje de IgatsErR
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LiquidadOres judiCiaIes.

NV York NOvismbF 19 Ld udcea han do nombradol
% Bcoy En- cate ad de h Cudad depression del mercado oneta
ado los b1ncos a fanGonan Sc ani Essuado
de liquidation
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En- "La OoEreapondencia de Puerto
RiCo", Allen 64, hay do Vsnta TeCiboa tR.
IonRrios para CobFo de Rlquilersl do CaaaH,
RanSaE sn metkliCo con iTmas, decla rs.
cionGA dc nRcinnisnto, defunCi6n Oortifcn-
oT6n N n63ieA. n
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LECCIONEs DE FRANCES Las
dark q domioilio un joven frances Para
mas informea diEigiTBs spRrtadO No. 135
15v.s.
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EN- al CLUB de F. Kehrhahn y
Co., San Jose ID, se venden dos rsIo
jeg dc orc cada Bemapa. Ja Ultima Bsma
na obtuvo unc D. Jose Nun Rivera
San uan socio ndm. u.
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Ell stNUEVO CAFE de Los Oapo.
HoI Morgan, FortaIeEa 81, ACADIA DE
RECIBIR un completO Hurtido de log me.
joEe1 dulceg. Elegantas cRrtuchOs propiOa
para regalos. HeladoS, EefrescOH, frutaI
al natural tOdo Cuanto Tegals d paladRE
mk1 deliCado % sncuentTR allf primoFosR.
mOnto uoEvido. Oafs con leChe choCo.
ate, deEda Las aiete do Ia malRn& les
do Ia mocha Famouo chocolate BA
KER muv acreditadO an todo 81 mundo.
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Sc cOmpran ABANICOs ANTI
GUOS aunque no eat6u en- buen eBtado,
sOlIares antiques de osTaI prendaa anti
guaS,
Dirfjass 4 P. j. B. Critic / (altOS) San
juan al CalIe Aurora, Ponce. p.
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F. MATANZO
Oh. En- MEDIOINA Y 0lRUJIA

Ex-mediCo auxiliaT. de la CllnlCa Oftal-
mOl6gica que cargo del DR.. Barraqu0r
exist0 on 81 Hospital de la Santa CruS
dc Barcelona.
Consultorio exclusive para afeccionos
de los 0iOG-
Tstuan, "a (cercs del TeatrO.)
H6raa de conBultas:
De 8 q IL do Is maiianR, Gratis q los
pObToH: de 8 8 de Is mahana.
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INnIGLnnR GENERlL

C.9NSEJo A LAS MADREs.-El Jarabe calranre &c
= sen Wnslow debe siempre que los ninos estaD
an e odo de Ia dentc6n Proporeona alvio immediate
a pequeno paesnte produce suenc natural traneuo
olivia e dolor el angelic desperta muy vvo alegTe
~ muy agradable al paadar carna al nno abanda
eneas, aivh dolores haee fieies les funciones ds
est6nago Y regula los ntestnoss Es el meor rened6
conoedo para daea va provengS de la densic6n
Dc rualquiers otra 1&ngase mueho cndado pe
~ sodna
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Sc Vends una sIsgante Victoria

conHtruida por ls primeTR fabrica de
cooheH de los EatadoB Unidos y dos juegos
de REneaeu para uno dos caballos In.
formar6 s Behm en- SantnrCe ''MiTamar.
1hv e
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EAGAN LEADS
LABORUN|ON
MUT|NY
County Chairman
Secedes From the
Convention
Mccarthy Denounced as
Ally of Patrick Calhoun
Thirty Bolting Del
egates Cheer for
Daniel Ryan
Majority Faction Fills
Four Places on Ticket
Majority Faction Fills
Four Places on Ticket
Four Nominees of the
Union Labor Party
Mayor. Fl. Mccarthy
Sheriff Thomas F. O'Neil
County Clerk H. .Mulcrevy
Recorder John Fl. Nelson
BY George A. Van Smith

BY George A. Van Smith
Denouncing P. H. Nc
Carthy as an ally of Patrick
Calhoun, 80 union labor
delegates, headed by Thomas
F. Eagan, chairman of the
county committee, refused
last night to sit in a body
programmed to deliver their
party nomination for mayor
to the president of the build
ing trades council and left the
convention, mingling Kisses
for Mccarthy with cheers for
Daniel A. Ryan, republican
nominee for mayor.
P. H. Mccarthy was chosen
as the standard bearer of the
union labor party at Dolores
hall last night, but it is a
party divided against itself that he will
lead in the battle for municipal su-
premacy- Eagan. who has managed the
campaigns of the union labor party for
six years. unable TO prevent the nomi-
nation of Mccarthy. took his friends
from the convention. declaring open
war upon the Mccarthy ticket
In the furtherance OF the program.
but partially completed by the Big
six. the union labor convention. freed
Of the presence OF the boilers. gave
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thiS ~ SitillS dl o CLOCK, ana IOllOWlng e
the smash the survivors, enraged by
the death and injury of their comrades.
tried to mob the engine and train crews
of the freight train. whom they held
at fault Armed with rocks and other
missiles the furious Greeks drove the
trainmen into the surrounding hills
and threatened the destruction of much
railroad property. The crews of the
trains are still -fugitiyes. hiding, in the
hills to save their lives.
On the relief train that left here
at o'clock tonight there were 20
armed men intended to pacify the en-
ragged foreigners. rescue the refugee
trainmen from their perilous. position
and protect the company's property
The wreck was the result of con-
fusion Of orders. The crash occurred
when a westbound freight nlcharge OF
Engineer Carnes plowed into one of
two work trains which were conveying
Greek laborers to their quarters at
Tehachapi. The wrecked work train
was backing up the hill and the car
upon which about so Greeks were
riding was demolished. It received
the full force OF the collision, and of
the score who were injured nearly half
will die.
The train crews Jumped IN safety. In
the turmoil which followed the Greeks
began an attack upon the railroad men,
and headed by Engineer Frank Woody
and Conductor Pete cairnes the Ameri-
cans fed for their lives. They are still
refugees in the hills.
A relief train was organized. and
Drs. Kellogg. West and Owens of the
Southern Pacific hospital service. with
four trained nurses and 20 armed
guards. were dispatched to the scene.
Surgeons at Tehachapi were soon on
the scene aiding the injured.
Although the railroad officials de-
clared that traffic would be uninter-
rupted train No. IS. northbound Owl,
is stalled behind the wreck and will
run into Bakersfield five hours late
Train No. 8, which left here at 1920.
will be held at Caliente, while the
southbound Owl going through VIII
pass the wreck three hours late
The newly appointed division super
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Magooll Arrests II! Three
Cuban COnSpirators
Governor Learns Plans TO Lead
Big Uprising and Captures
Alleged RingIeaders
Special By Cable and Leased Wire
10 r he Call

HAVANA, Sept. 2s--Colonel Juan
Masso PARA and Generals Juan Du-
cassi and Luis Lara Miret were ar
rested this morning, charged With con.
spiracy to disturb the public peace.
Governor Magoon learned last night
that the officers named were planning
to lead an uprising and issued orders
for their Immediate detention.
1t is rumored here that the revolt
fomented by the three men originated
in New York city and has been financed
from there. PARA. sDucassi and Miret
told the negroes they were urging to
enlist that the success of the revolu-
tion was guaranteed by Japan, accord
ing to the mems declaration.
Before making the arrests Governor
Magoon held conference with General
Garry, Colonel Pitcher, Major Faltz and
Captain Ryan. his aids, and communi-
Gated with President Roosevelt - a
long cipher message. The governor
believes big uprking has been nlpIed
in the bud.
two officers have been swaggering in
the city, boasting that they could easily
defeat the whole American army II
given only 500 cubans on horseback.
PARA went so far two months ago as
to invite Senior Morena Helgado to join
him in a conspiracy against the Amert-
cans. Helgado then denounced him in
a letter published by La Lucha At
the time PARA denied the charge In
another letter. but continued to talk.
There has never been a conspiracy
more publicly carried out, as all the.
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intendent, Worthington, is on the scene
and is personally overseeing the clear
ing of the wreck.
So far as known no further clash has
occurred between the enraged Greeks
and the trainnlen.
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Prize Answers Is Your Ideal. and whyss
Is prize to Evelyn Mark. Oakland AL
haven't any married him.
81 prise O. A. Turks street. city.
Schmitz-he is the right man in the right place
81 prize to Jack Milan Cosmopolitan
Luther Burbank-an honest CRATER.
81 Cal
My milkman-he makes the whole block take water.
81 prize
Ncptune-for divers reasons
81 c. c. Lyon street city
My Cook-have had her II years.
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Greeks Chase Trainmen to Hills
to Ayenge Slain Comrades
Armed Guards Save Grew After Wreck

BAKERSFIELD Sept 26Eight Greek killed
and 40 injured this afternoon when and
freight ooldd Teachan
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EDITORIAL


Railroad Commissioner Andrew NJ WiIsoa.
after ccnfessing to numerous crimes during the
Ford trial. says he sees no reason why be should
resign his office. Members of boodling bosr1
Of supervisors confess that they accepted hrIhes
frosa tie United Railroads. Page ]
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POLITICAL

Lsborites nominate P H. Mccarthy Tor
msyor- and Eagan bolts the convention: County
Clerk MulcrerE. Recorder Nelson and saerifr
O'Nea are renominated Page /
President iBforrns friends that be VIII make
70 sttsmpt 10 swing New 1crk's delegation 10
Taft. Page Ii
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p H. for
10 are
Nelson of F.
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YEsTERDAy-west wind: clear; maximum
temperature. So; minimum. Sc.
FORECAST FOR ToDAY-Fair; fresh west
wind. Page IL
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SUBURBAN

Daring thief seizss package of money IN
Oakland branch postofnce and makes good his
escape. Page 8
Socrates Eur. pioneer Of az and prominent
in banking and political circles, dies in San
Lesndro. Page Q
Mayor Of Oakland asks Federal government
TO aid war against the plague in Alameda
county. Page g
Woodmep make merry at Alameda county
carnival by mock trials and hobo band. whose
playing leads 10 riot call. Page 8
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lmpertinent Question No. Is


or the most original wittieSt answer to this ques-
tion-and the briefer the better-The Call will paw
FIVE DOLLARS. For the next 6ve answers
The Call will pay ONE DOLLAR each. Prize
winning answers will be printed next "Wednesday
and checks mailed to the winners at once Make
your answer short and address it to
lMPERTINENT QUESTIONS,
THE CALL.
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THAW TURNS DOWN DELMAs
NEW YORK. Sept. zs.-Deiphin N.
pelmas arrived here tonight Harry
Tilaw said the California lawyer will
have nothing to do with his defense
during his second trial for the murder
Of saa mind Wne.e
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DENIES DINWIDDIE
A PAID LOBBYIST

A sensational feature OF the Oklahoma
constitutional convention now in sessi ton
al Guthrie. was the charge made by
several delegates that the Rev. Z. c.
Rnwiddie. of this city. was paid
lobbyist OF the Prohibition party.
Mr.. Dinwiddie is now in Guthrie Ia
the interests OF the Anti-Saloon League,
but the following statement was given
out this morning by his secretary The
charge that Mr.. Dlnwiddie is a paid
lobbyist is without any foundation. As
superintendent OF the American Anti
Oklahoma League 10 come 10 Oklahoma
and assist In the night as the anti-lic nor
people did not feel equal % the task.
lie does not receive one cent additional
He wOrla for a salary AZ president OF
the American leagCe, which has sub
ordinate leagues IN about forty-tWO
States.
The object OF his visit Is 10 have in
corpOrated IN the new constitution q
provision Cor a vote by the people on
the liquor question. A great night is
on between the liquor and anu-iIuOr
forces. but telegram received from Mr..
DlnWiddie last night indicates that he
is hopeful OF winning out"
Mr.. Dinwiddie, IL will be recalled, was
once accused Of the wrongful use OF
Thanking privileges in support OF the
DOlliveF- Hepburn bill IN 1894. The ac-
cusatiOn being made by Duncan B.
Harrison, representing the United States
out a speech OF Congressman Clayton
OF Alabama in frank envelopes he had
inserted other matter. The Rev. Mr.
DinWiddie. however, made sattsfac-
tory explanation 20 Mr.. Clayton, and
the judiciary Committee
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BIGAMOUS PASTOR
WE'D IS CONVERTS
Courted at Revivals-Says
Brain Pressure Was to
Blame.

TOLEDO, Feb. enlarged with big
amy and credited by the court officers
with having thirteen wives Albert Hol-
den. a minister OF the gospel. pleaded
guilty. and was sentenced by Judge
Barber 10 serve six years in the peni-
Tertiary.
Holden was love mad and married
every time the spirit moved him. His
cOurtships always took place during one
Of his REVEALS and his victim was al
ways one Of those whom he had taken
into the fold.
Just before sentence was passed HOl-
den said 10 the judge that years ago he
had been a victim of spinal trouble
which had created a pressure on the
brain and because of this afTlictiOn he
was simply driven into the willing arms
OF the women. He said that he had
struggled against the sin Of bigamy, but
that all his prayers had awaited him
nothing.
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MYSTERY SURROUNDS DEATH
OF PAWNBROKER IN MEXICO
Man Died in Carriage-Body Decomposed in a Few
Hours-May Have Been Poisoned by Woman
Body TO Be EXhumed.

Or. Benito Gomez found the body of
Zamora in such a state OF decompOsi-
ton as TO render Il impossible TO aseer-
tain the cause of his death. and he ae-
cordingly stated in his official opir ion
that Zamora may have died from put
monary congestion.
Judge Loyola. Of San Miguel. has
Just ordered the remains TO be ex-
humed, and Il Is the belief OF those
connected with the AFFAIR that some
light may be thrown upon the mystery
by the report of the State physicians,
unless, in the event OF murder by
vegetable poison. the efforts OF the
authorities may be rendered valueless.
Only "a few days ago Mr.. ZamOra
bought the farm at Puerto de NietO
for the sum or $40. 100. and on ac-
count OF his new duties he sold out
the two pawnshOps which he operated
in QueretarO. While the deal for the
transfer Of both properties was being
carried out. his death occurred in the
manner which has been described
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Long, lot IFS. square Sl3. $40 Same 10
Antonio be Silver Christiani, lots lj2 and
I54. square s,8. so. Same TO Sarah r.
Hallam, lot las. square 9l3. $40 Same
70 Louise T. Perkins. lot 1i7. square 3d.
1904 P street northwest-Michael c.
Weaver ct ux. TO Clarence =. Stealey,
lot 2l6, square 1881, SO.
+ street northwest, between Ninth and
Tenth streets-JOhn +. COkey, commit
tee 10 William J. Dante. all interest IN
port original lot IA. square 81. $4,000.
William y. Clokey ct al. 10 same, all
interest In same property. $40.
Ihirty-seventh street Standardization
Trust Company 10 Maurice HOmiller
and Thomas {. HOmilleT JT., parts lots
26d and 261, square 1890 SO.
Poplar street northwest. between
Twenty SeVenth and Iwenty-eiEhth
streets-James ". Walker 10 Matilda a.
Dawson, part lot 100, square 1860. $40
Thirty-seVenth street eXtended-Mnur-
ice HOmiller ct al. To Peter ], Nee. part
lot 266, square 1900. SO.
Maurice Homlller ct uN. to Thomas Q.
Homiller, part lots 266 and 267. square
1900 $40
1921 Massachusetts, avenue southeast
Walter Z. Wright et al 10 George Iden.
lot 81. square 1887, SO.
X street northwest, between Seven
teenth and Eighteenth streets-Julia S.
stockton e yir,, William NJ, 10 TheO-
dOre ID. BOai west one-half original lot
Z, square 1Z7, SO.
KalOrama Heights-Allan f. Walker
et uX. 10 Myrtle \. Gillian. lot 10. block
g 500.
Columbia Heights-LOuis r. Peak, Ell
al trustees, TO Albert II. Osterman,
part lot s. block y. 3 $50.
Pickford street northeast. between
r and G streets-AldTich c. Wiley TO
SolOman Oppenheimer and Milton r.
Ney. lots l52. l6l, l62, 1856 square 5l3. $40
Alley between a and r. Eleventh and
Twelfth streets Washington
Real Estate Company 10 Samuel F.
StonebTakeT. lots IS To 81. square sSs
$40
g. NJ street northwest-ChaTles II. l.
Macdonald ct uX-. 10 Robert T. Chatter
ton. lot 10. square 60 SO. Robert T.
ChattertOn conveys same property TO
William f. Nash, $40.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-02

oUERETARO. Mexico. Feb. A
careful investigation has been instituted
b Judge j. Hernandez Loyola, of san
Miguel de Allende. regarding the mys-
terious death of FREDERICK ZamOra. a
spaniard. who had accumulated wealth
in this city as pawnbroker.
K has been stated that Senior ZamOra
died from an active poison administer
ed hy a woman while he was being
taken 10 Queretaro in a carriage. and
this theory is supported by the fact
that the physician who HAD been SUM
moned 10 Puerto de Melton from San
Miguel Ailende was met on the way
20 the farm by a special messenger.
who had Instructions TO COuntermand
the summons, while Zamora was be-
ing taken 10 QueretarO. where his
death was reported 10 the authorities
and where he arrived in complete
state Of decomposition after a few
hours.