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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-18

asked to bid he had to abandon altogether
His entire losses through the inability to at
tend to his business affairs will probably
be over $1,000
While Mr.. Steele was imprisoned AT the
Broadway Central Hotel his wife became
Ill. Worry over her husband s absence ag-
gravated her trouble and the doctors feared
1t would be necessary to ask that Mr. Steele
be released from jury service. niece of
Mrs. Steele, who lives in San Francisco
was sent for and she attended 10 her until
she was on the road to recovery.
John ;. Dennee of 2lI East 32d street,
who is juror No. 10, has been hoping that
the trial would end before this week. Mr.
Dennee is transportation and freight agent
for the Southern Railway in this city. There
is to be meeting of various passenger
agents in the city the latter part of the
week and Mr. Dennees attendance is i'm
perative. Rates are to be fixed for summer
excursions among other things. and Mr..
Dennee is the very man the Southern needs
at the conference
Joseph Bolton, juror No. H. whose wife
died, is a traveing salesman When the trial
is over he will leave the city and try to re-
cover his shattered health. Mr.. Bolton iS
bearing up we'll, but shows plainly his deep
grief.
No Time to Dine at Home.
Bernard Gerstman, the twelfth juror, is
manager for clothing manufacturing firm
on White street and lives at 10 West 95th
street. 1t is only by going to his Office two
and returning after the afternoon adjourn
ment that he is able to keep track of his
work. 1t is his custom since Serving as a
juror to have his wife meet him downtown
each evening and dine with him.
The length into which the trial has ex-
tended has been the means of drawing the
wives of the jurors into social relationship.
and there have been calls exchanged. Some
of the jurors have made up theater parties
and have taken their wives along
The jurors had dinner on Sunday night.
March 3, at the Broadway Central Hotel to
help liven up their narrowing existence.
Capt. Lynch, who was in charge of them
when the jurors were locked in the hotel.
and the court officers were invited guests.
There was a Lucullan feast and music
while 1t was being served The Jurors signed
their names to the menus and passed them
around to one another.
After the trial the panel proposes having
reunion, provided in the meantime 1t does
not get an attack of brain storm"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-18
Simply Swallow
MANY EAT AS THOUGH THEY WERE BLIND
AND THEIR TONGUES CUT OUT

AM ihF-ih 1o.NpCESo " oIl
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We don't take time to eat right and sometimes
we do not eat the right kind OF food. Sometimes
we carry our business TO our meals and a result
eat mechanically. We eat as though were blind
and tongues cut out. We simply swallow
The result is that the food We eat is half chewed.
and lies like lump of lead on the stomach.
You may deny to yourself that you abuse your
stomach. but when you get bloaty feeling you
can't deny you've got 1t.
When You get brssh, eructations, burning sensa-
tons, bloating, aversion TO food loss of appetite,
bclchng and other kindred ailments. there is not
much asking yourself, for the time being why
you suffer The fact Is you've got these ailments,
and the question Of the hour is how to get I'D of
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Virginia Twain Made One.

HAGERSTOWN, Md, March 1S.-Miss
jeanne L. Dellinger and Mr. David F. Fred
erick, both of Water Rock, Warren county.
Va, came to Hagerstown and were married
Saturday by Rev. w. II. Lilley, pastor of
st. Pauls Evangelical Church The bride
was only twenty, and her parents objected
to the marriage. The couple arrived here
al am. on a Norfolk and Western train
They sat in the depot until the court house
was opened, when they got a license.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-18

Pfaff's services were greatly needed.
The first week that he was locked up with
the jury Mr.. Pfaff tried to conduct his bust
ness from the hotel. but found it impossible.
Now he goes to the office each morning at
s o'clock and remains until it is time to get
to court. After adjournment he hurries
across the street and is at his desk until 10
O'Clock. There are many of Mr.. Pfaffs
customers who want to see him, but he can
not make the rounds until after the trial is
over. One contract for 5000 was lost for
the firm because he could not call on the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-18
Captivity Caused Them Loss.

Before the death of Juror Bottoms wife
the jury, when not in the court room, was
locked up in the Broadway Central Hotel.
After that they were given their freedom
after adjournment each day. Each adjourn
ment has Invariably found the ajority of
the jurors hustling to their offices, to work
until late at night.
The jurors receive 81 for each days serv-
ice during the trial. At least one of them
has no other revenue and he has to figure
closely to maintain himself and his wife.
Foreman Deming B. Smith is one of the
jurors who does not have to worry to any
extent about the long confinement Mr..
Smith retired three years ago, after making
fortune from the manufacture of umbrel-
las. He lives in apartment at No 253
West 111th street. While Juror Smith
would not experience any real financial dis
tress if he were obliged to sit twice as long
in the Thaw case, he is anxious to look af-
ter some of the interests in which he has
his money invested.
George Pfaff, juror No. 2, is a partner in
the hardware manufacturing business at
No. 122 Centre street. His office is opposite
the building in which he sits as a juror
When accepted for the panel Mr.. Pfaff was
in the midst of the heaviest season of BUSH
ness that his firm has known There were
many details to be attended to and Mr..
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EXPENSIVE FOR ALL
THAW TRIAL COSTS STATE AND
JURORS MUCH.

NEW YORK, March 1S-As the Thaw
murder trial drags slowly along, those of
the jurors who have business to attend to
are experiencing severe financial loss.
While the jurors presumed at the outset
that they were in for long siege of it,
none of them had any idea that the case
would extend for two months = perhaps
more.
The first jurors Were drawn on January
"a. Next Wednesday will wind up the
eighth. week. During the trial many of the
jurors! prevented from attending to bust
ness affairs with their accustomed regu-
larity. have suffered losses they can never
recoup. Others have fallen far behind in
their work, and it will be months before
they can catch up.
Besides this, the houses by which, some
of the jurors are employed as managers or
their affairs sadly tagging, and financial
resulted
There are only two jurors who have not
suffered seriously by the long period of inn
murement. They are retired merchants
and are independently wealthy.
The fact that the jurors, since the death
of the wife of Juror Joseph b. Bolton,
three weeks after the trial began, have
been allowed to go at the close of each
day, has helped only in part. Those who
have awaited themselves of the opportunity
to go to their offices have been so over
whelmed with work that it has been a Sc
strain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-18

Robert S. Mccormick, former United
States ambassador to France, arrived at
New York yesterday on the steamer Amer
ika.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-18
SOC for 75C Quality Silks,

There be question the Black Taffeta Silk Peau
de Sole And witness these Summary Silks with harne stripes
shepherd and block hecks And this my Silk Crepe de Chine
and substantial Peau de Cygne And how about 5oc
best OF Satin and Twled Foulard Silk 1907? $4,000
collection OF Silks here SOC yard for
Black Fabrics Per Cent Discount
host of patrons know of the Palais Royals 6ncwide
Black Tafea Silk and know be duplicated less than
$9 The discount brings this famous silk only ooc yard
All black fabrics subject the discount during the Opening
Among the wool fabrics Marquisette Voes Grenadne
ion Broadcoh The Black Silks include hundred STYLES
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-15
[COS DEL EXTERIOR
EItgios entusiastas y bri.
IIsrtisimos, dediCados a
Ia tiple Barrientos.
CAROLINA OTERO
CAROLINA OTERO
Dice que no piensa casarse
con un Millionaire ingles.
Ce mite de mujeres.

FeAnclseo Hsrmids. sl famosc eri.
tico hAbAneso. 6sdisa & ID Barrisntos,
On ala Dissuai6ns las siguientss il
meas:
sLa Bsrrisntos hA pro0resAdo
mueho desde que 10 Of hAce tustro
sfios on IL capital dc Esps III eAnian'
DC SEl DArhoro do Ssviliss y ttras
dpsrAs. DssiAro que antoness 81 mo'
do de eSntsr los andAusss no On.
tuEiasmsha, hoy 90 hS eorrs gidu
briiis niemsnis, Y 10 me Ysgoeiio de
sno, porQus % hs nr!quseidO el arts
IirisO con IN soprano do gran 70 or
entire loa do Vslir msxim0.
Y si % obligAei6a do lA oritiea
eiAHss tanto de Ii ssusurA como dc
10 alabama aistawktiss, 10 me sisnto
rsgociiAno lAnto como el arts. de que
nadle IsrgA nscssidAd dc ssePlhir men
nras nj exsgsraelonaa pOr eausA d.
0SpanuilAmo. NJ pOr nlng0nA ossa
sausS, SArA bisn AiAbAf lA cleeRelon
brlllAuas de AmtnA BArrlent1s [ SO.
l&mbu.as) Ib mas nrlllAnGs que hs
uid0 eaIA gsnsrse.0n en- Ul Nael0nai,
La BArrle0IUs ! sls dumlnlo Abao
luto del <plCshsssas. Ea sslO NO de
no rival. Es ~ Sss.alS. Y noChss
vendrAn On les suAlss, ora eAnlandc
Gel BArbero do SsviIits, ora eDino
rAhs, ora sParilanoas. ora sLaeias
hA do dAr mayor rsaAlss 6 IL preci
sl6n y brillo Asi el <MilcS 0tmo Q
ssis,h .tsAtes.
-El mss pksAdo lego q ROM
Carolina Ot:ro.
Lbs BsriOdistas, nAturAlmsnts, sl
aprosuI Rron scileisAr antHevisSAs dI
10 s6lsHrs bAilArinA, Y ella ias b,
nOgAdo. poEQus, leG1a diss visiA d
inc6gni.o.
Y 40 dc los periodiHtA hA eonse
guido eats declaration;
Ia false QUE 10 proysoGe sa1AS
ms con an Millionaire Ing 81. Un %
riodieo do Parts hA invsatAdo sssa I,
nulA, txSiNaAd0 an lave incident
Am0rt ~ que 40 80 Sueds sonIAF, J b.
slou por ssosArmo mo.eltlAs y per
IJuleos. -"
! LA Atn rita TlroiIa Antonio
VUs bsereIArla del Comlls do BAGoo 81
lCAvIls. ha Go4vosAaU & todo. .el bsIi
aexU us "a pueblo 4 I'm gran msasLr
para 0onAGituir uo Comiie de muisrs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-15
Fon6grafos y Discos
GRAN NovEDAD

Otvzo 81 douo mprssonados 10 s1mpsg Anoas
du GsmoEhonts 10 mGA aaruea sALE
oras eFsnoe Fsns les dscCH coal
mporiAn de oS EsdoH U los De Amprr I'M
Auriido svfsIoIs sCoon
sEdtonS, sz notorrs sLsedSs
Tsgo vsnta ntgSos de d.eo .VlsJS sOo mbaS
azonCtopcS TA k1pontS aDuptxsy CndrS
eds sCounhiS sLitte PfilseuS.
Muy prco reehr AsmAp'A FrA'C'A lee tg" foG ~
disco mas psTtsseicndol S de FrAUsa SgN
do ztAo Ha stsna ImA sl tmo Asro foL6
grsfoI VeatAn 8 places y . soptAdc.
PHONOGRAFH EXCHANGE,
SEQ Ju.to l6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-15
NOTAS CUR|OSAS
Carneros rObados on el Rio
Orange. En- el crater de
uh vOIcan,
MuERE uN RECTOR
En- las H bridas. Luz para
gula de buques Los tea.
trUs franceses.

Un SgtisulC de Winburg, Rio
O.Arg', Af.iea, dies cue NADIA mls
que en- 81 dishito, dssasarsasn roba'
dos por los indfgsnss. a mil Sarns.
ros; 60 10 que deducs que % pisrIea
800 mil Al aiio On ioda 10 colonia.
-En sI JAp6n, On el crater do IA
volcsn viven 20 mil personasi sAbsn
roso del mundc, spenss salen do elf =
fotman una espesIe de e0munidad
ApArte del. rssto del. pals.
AL morir 81 rtcsor de olSypoHe,
Linsolns hire, Iuglstsrra. ~ fAmilia
saJIo dol pals, llsvkndoae on psrrC.
que dssayArasi6 do u nueva saSA y
del que no 90 supo NADIA hasta tres
ssmanas despu6s. % cue apARssi6 %
81 sniigdo rsotoradc, { unas sisn MI
las te distances.
-En Arnith Rot K. On lee H6bri'
das. Sxllte una lux para gtia do loo
bug sss; dia On s6Iidos soportss satan
unos Sriamas y IN sspsio cue n a jan
hasia aili0 ocnvenisnts 10 lux do nm
faro do Nwls Island, situado & 50
PIES do dissansia 81 otro lado del o.
nsl.
Los gramios dc sonstruotoPos
dc MAshns, Nusva Hsmrhirs, han 70.
suelto pedir oeho horas do trAbsio Y
numsnlo do oo26 diarios.
-~Los t'atroa fl, n .s.eS dsslinan &
los pcnreI un dix. por elonao do lAa
ehGr radAS. 10 qus de- Is millonss Do Pc
.ua Al 1nJ.
-En EsS.nA, vlsias On primsrA
s,sas susAtA saAtro esnsavos por mi
ls, sin tmbS' g.. somAndo Abonos
pusde reduSlrss sss lipo & 10 mttad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-15
ALPUBLICO
FSiGFdo, 9 Dc Ensro de 1867,
ar. Dirt0tor de IA DEMoCRAoIA.

80 9AAh0NSA 80 = = 4SAAASS&A@ANAAs
Nsy asnor J an &c: SapliC lmoa
6 ustsd % AiIVA Publissr en- su pSriG.
disc kor una RsmAnA eonascnt.vA, que
nna saIIa SIsriSa sn Visquss el 20 Dc
Dieismbrs pAsAdo J p sssIa oil corrso
sl die 30 del mismo mss, dirlilda estA
sasa , que SonlSoiA lAa obHg acionOs
sigaisntsai
3 obliRASionss de fshA "a dc Di
sismhrs 1909 ptr 10, ls7, so sada una
, ValoF ~ 80 de Junio 1907.
J Id Id Id. i'd. i'd. i'd. Id. Id. poF
e3 IA Is ID. i'd. ID. IA. ie,
Lob igGsi6O de feths 10 Do DisIsn.
be 1908 ror 04.2bs.7I valor 81 10 Dc
Mas 1907.
Toaas { favor de Cirtr6p b Abby,
Ho h. Sidn PeeItida, , PR 10 tGuto
ousdan ApuIadan estas obigss!oDsI,
tsaisRdO Sollmgnls TslOE lee husVEs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-15

del pA,t.d9 indspsndiata.
FL meeting % verified el donir & ,
Is 10 Noviembrs. ProEunoiaron die
sursos vAriAs diGtlnguidAs i6vonsa &
utsljg get ael AaG3sas.
-Ss AargarA que sl suassor do
La pponi tOeA sl dosIor DAvon0nsIA.
que t.4 - ne lieo dc Pho K eaAnd0
eMs rsRiA 81 pAlrlAxsAdo do VSnOeiA.
DAvsnsoxiA psrmanseerG. Gseda
40 dis., en- VsnsOis. y dsSiguSI6 eom0
.upisnss suyo seEsA do Su HAOtidad 81
doctor q gtAll, Ltro n6 iieo del Natt'
|fa n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-15
De SAN SEBASTIAN
GrandeS hestas dediCadas on
honor del qlorioso y San.
to Patron.
DIA4 DE lIlRILO
DlAS De IUBILO
Companfa dramatica de Al
ICON. -Festivales en- el sCa.
sino del PepinoS.

Eloia diaz disEon comieusI On %
10 pueblo las tradisionAlss nsatas de-
dieadas al glorioso San SsbastiGu,
sRasps sAdo do sastas.s como dice 10
sOplA.
Un gentio immense 90 eopgrsg6
fesnts al eonsisaorio , 81 ioSar 10 pFi'
msra OAmpanAda do les doss fueron
lsusAdos algpnos pstAEdss On tanto
que La sampa ms del tsmElo sat6lico
nos anuneiAhau la inauguration do la
Dc Ito.
La oEQussta rseorri6 las Drin0ipa'
leo sAlles do 10 poblaci6u. y FOR 10 mo-
che dssDu6s del novsnariO NOS dsi6
OR On 10 plaza BAldorIoty SuS melo'
dit sos asosdss.
Los tasgos Qusmados tueron mu'
! Shos J vAriAdos. On hsrmoso globo
fu6 lAnxAdo oil ssT aslo.
A ioxgAr poF sl movlmisnto que
30 obServa Lee 6astas EsaultArAn muy
lueidas y amin 1as.
LA compaiita del notable primer
aeIor don Alfredo Alison, v.sns ha.
aisndo los dslicias del gdblieo.
Anoshe sahi6 ssssns 10 grasiosa
comediA sChampsgns Frsppes On que
ray6 & gran Alturs 10 simpGliOa Or.
tista pueraorriQasiia ssnora EStels
MApguAl.
III saNor BarraxA NOS hlxo IN Car
los insuTOrAble.
LA AplAudida e3msdia do Vita
AxA J Oarri6n, sTiQuis NiQuiS.S tuve
muy huenA Interpretation y loo Artis.
ltas rsOihisron del l6blieo repstidol
splAuSos.
El seHor Alc6n 90 distingui6 CO.
IRtn Gostumbre. igual que 10 nenora
Nangusl.
Tres son les TsprsssntAcionOS Qu'
hA dAdo dishA compaiiia.
La aceiedad GCasino del Pepi
lnc,s DrSpAra para sl 19y 10 del 90
currents, dos magniAsos t'slivAlsI
leon motive do Les fisssAs pAtronAlss.
| I'm eslA semana llegarA para %
ltrenArlo on dishos dfAs Nm lUioSo mo
bilArio OomDrado On San JnAn.
| -HOmoS tSnido oil guSto do SAlu
dar { nuOatro husn amigo don Marie
} Morales, eorEssponssl Dc la pEMo
cRAcIA On AguAdillA.
FL Arrsg.O y ems Aath' do la
loAllOa do OAtA poblACi6n aonIiD6A COL
mushs salivldAd, hsio 10 dirsasi6l
nusSIro anluaiaaIa , CSloSo aeAld
sti1or RAhsll.
I -Ayor said para LArOs lA com
| % MIA A!e6n. 6Onds dArA tres 8 suAtsI
IfansionsF.
LAS nAvldAdss y R,ysS tao'on %
lebradAa con musho onIuSisSmo po
10 'As lac O'AIea social0S do cate pue
bio,
Much 70 fasEOn les Fer Cnas Qu
saliSrou los CAmpos en- buSsA', Dc
sgradAb'e A,tsjOF , Ol aDsIiICSO pGG
vel.
@AO hAlla vAsAnbe por EsnurOi
q 40 hlVi0rA don AnoI6S AOndeS Il
Gle % Que 10 dessmPsnAbS, 10 sssHOl
rural do! bArrio de sHoya mAlAS
-RHyA On sbuso 10 QAs visns 81
esdisndo con sl Il 9eudio Dc 10 lssh
que hoy AlsApSa 81 presto dc csnla
vos ol suaPIIllo euando bismprO 10 b
tornado IS J hassa 2 asntNVos.
4 7uAl % IL eAusAS
/ -Mucho y busno sSperA sl pal
puN Iofr'6 atii de lA labor do las Ci
ImArSS LsRiSlAtivas,
HAbsmoa Que hAbIG gPonaOa O. &C
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-15
lOTAs De |NTERES
|lepresentantes do 10 prensa
IAN Il Camara,-El COmIte
unIonlsta do MsysQiiez.
NOnBRAMIENTos
Doctor Toro Cuebas ca San
Juan. -Examenes espe-
cisies de Aritmetica.

Las mssas dsstinsdas % 10 OA'
|aara para los representatives. DO 10
,renss, aparts do rsaultar insomodss
~ Ia peuue nas, estGu 0oloeadss %
. a aitio donde 60 b 100 diAcil podsr
n omar nstss con sxasdtud. Dor las
nndieiones ssuatisas del loaAl. ssris
a asssdsser 81 Spsoksr di puiisrs cue
lishss mssas ss situsran on 81 exsrs
40 cpus,Io al Qut hoJ cedpAn J cue
lurants les sesiones % suprimsn los
|.hAnisos . 6ssrisos que no solo alDo'
',oaar con su masauismo SinO Que TAM
|,'6a eoniribaysn 4 apsgAr 10 vtS %
|ac seilores dslsg Ados.
-El COmilS uniouiata dc Aayato.s
Is aeordAio los aiguisntss nombFa
|risnkos: Para sssfslario munietpal,
|ion Antonio Gigsnis; subSssrssariO
III Ayunlamieato. don Luis AonSAl'
|rc, Oontador, dom JOae BAdillo; sn'
|larRado dol Rsglatro oivll, don An
|Yel B,lb6, sseribienIs do sssrstaEfs.
n na Aariana MAsguAl; aDremiador
|ie arhiirios, don Luis Bsnitss; Tsso
'.eso municipal don Enrique sAnmi'
|Ilku.
GRATIS. "A eualQuier pueblo %
|.nvfa gratis sl eatAlOgo do O.ksmv,
|Solaiug d Co si % snvian rs santa.
~ % ssllos para sl franQuso & Mar
|gnes , otsro, Box l0C4, San 9aan, p
y. 70 dsrs usssd hassr IN rsgalo1
|Fnas pida IN hsrmoso i0loi Por con
snsAo ds Narvasx y 0mro. Los hay
IN midas elasss y HrssiOs. No rsgAls
po.As % comsr, puss sao % muy PRO
|skioo, i. M 81
Sc 60 ,entRA on eatA capital o
|acclcr Toro I usbas, Quisn hA rsnan
isdc Il plasa dc Atxt.iAr dc Ia aidAt
sua dsasmpsnAha Gu 10 siUdad ds
olate.
Ill dia osho do los OoFrisntss o.
|nns rtarcn GtxAmSn s'p:e!Al g crit
r6 ,leA, s:gaadO In3, On 10 Easusli
IN NlrmAl dc BIO Plsdras. salorss alum
Ion, dkadoas OIL oAso do Que todos fac
RON Sus 2sndidos. De hAbSr aldo spfo
nados On dish9 tx amen. 10 hu .trA 81
sradaAdo.
Eston alumnsS m1sAIran prttandt
aiasusao, 4 eagsA del mai IrAIo Dc co
son obi aJ por parts do loH prttno
raa AmsrisAncs. EsIAn On CAmolO ms!
sAlat sehos del pr0osdsr do los ATTIC
san 3 aaxsgs J JAaOr. don JASy J dol
fs.iEe.
Q Siaaas tam alien dichOS Alumno
|d, Gus adj no 90 leo hA enIr'gAdo II
aosA, , ss htl "a dis. u tt1S 4 AbAn
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