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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-10

We ask in all seriousness if 1t is ex- aetIy right for a person convicted in City or County Court of a misdemean- or to be sentenced to fine or hard labor, and the price per day for the latter to be not one-half what the convicted person could obtain from those wish ing to hire him? We know of in- stances every day here and elsewhere where this is done. and we think the present Legislature should enact some law that would break up this system of punishment. Fifty dollars in money or 100 days in work is not exactly a square deal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-10
Cuha,n Peril.
Nul Mobile Herald.

MObiIe Herald,
 At present the peril of the Cubans lies In listening to political Quacks and designing dsmagoKues. There are good men and true ih Cuba; men of wisdom and discretion How to bring them forward and place them firmly in tha seats of command Is a matter demand. must rule in Cuba as in every country where good government has been roal% IMed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-10
JUNE CIRCULATION.

The Montgomery Advertiser suarantsss oontract when reQuested) that it's daily cir- collation. is larger than that of any morning newspaper printed in Alabama-and thai hs eundmy edition has the largest circulation of any edition of any newspaper printed in Alabama without exception.
 The figures for June. printed below. rep resent the actual net circulation. all returns having been deducted
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-10
Today In His tory
.JuIV 10.

July 10.
 146O-Henry W taken at Northamp- ton. (War of the Roses)
 15S4-William, Prince of Orange, as- sassinated .- 17SO--Count de Rochambeau and s. 900 French soldiers arrived at Newport to aid Americans. 179Q-Congress decided to meet at Philadelphia for ten years. and there after on the Potomac.
 1S26-Luther Martin, counsel for Aaron Burr in the latter's trial for treason, died. Born in New Jersey, February g, 174S.
 1SS2-F1rst steamboat arrived at Chicago.
 1S56-vice- President Fillmore inau- gurated to succeed President Taylor. 1Ss4-National Democratic Conven- ton at Chicago nominated Grover Cleveland for. President.
 1S94-Constantinople shaken by earthquake; over 1000 persons killed. 1899-Grand Duke George. Czaro- witch of Russia, died. 1904-Democratic National Conven- tion nominated Henry G. Davis of West Virginia for Vice President
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-10
Now Get Together

MOblIe Register,
 It is easier to tell what is a Demo- crat than 1t is to tell how those who are Democrats are going to get to- Eether to elect 8 President.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-10

From our Washington reports 1t ap- pears that Montgomery lacks consid- erable of being the hottest place in the SnzntrE
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-10

IL. Q. Ersoble, Circulation Manager of The Montgomery Advertiser. being duly sworn says:
 The foregoing statement of The Adver- eiaer's circulation r~y the month of June. 1907, is true ana Nect. and compiled after aIl returns fr Es boys. news agents. spoiled and left->-.s copies have been ds- eucted B S. NOBLE.
 Circulation Manager. Sworn to and subscribed before me this nh day of July. 1907. -
 RIGA ALEXANDER seal Notary Public.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-10
GOING OUT OF TOwNs

Subscribers who leave the city tenn p0rariIy shOald have The Aderttser mailed >tMean. Addresses will be change bd aa often as requested.
 YOtf ann keep fully informed about Montgomery and Alabama affairs only through The Advertiser.
 Before leaving mail or phone your addresa t1 this oftice. Phone 23O, City Circulation Department.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-07
Session del 6. pOr la tarde.

Empieza a las 3 y S minutes
p. IN. Concurreu 2S delegados. A
peticion del sefior Tizol Sc suspen-
de la lectura del acta de la session
anterior.
Sc da lectura a un mensaje
del Honorable Gobernador de Puer-
to Rico, recomendando la presenta-
ci6n y aprobaci6n de una ley regu-
larizando el servicio de ferrocarri-
les.
Sc acuerda que el expresado
mensaje pase a informe de la Comi-
sion nombrada para investigar los
asuntos sobre la aAherican Rail
road co..
FL seiior Vifias renuncia ver-
balmente el cargo de presidente de
la Comisi6n de Obras Pdblicas, ex-
presando no poderlo servir en- virtud
de estar sirviendo igual cargo en- la
Comisi6u especial designada por la
Camara para investigar cargos con-
ira la compahia de Ferrocarriles.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-07
{, M!T!KlO
DOCT OR EN MEDICINA
Y CIRUJIA

OcULIsTA. -Ix.m medico au.
xiliar de la Clfnics ofta m 'ld.
gica, que 4 cargo del doctor
Barrsquer existe en- el Hospi.
tal de l. Santa Cruz lie Bar.
celona. Co. sultorio exclusive
para 'afecciones de los ojos
Tetuan 81 (cerca del Tea
tro. - Horas de consulta
De o4l2 de la ma1sna -
Gratis 4 los pcbres. de 8 a 9
de la manaua d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-07
jSu n5quina no escIbs ben?

Pues, por un precio modico Sc
le compone mandard d >la a los Esta-
dos Unidos. Sc reniquela, Sc repin-
ia y Sc Gambia cualquiera pieza por
otra nueva 81 fuere necesario. Di-
rijase la correspondence al seiior
M. M. P. 0. Box 44I.-Marcelino
Mirabal. San Jose II, altos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-07
Camara de Delegates

(Continaaei6n de Ia pdgfna 3a)
mes 4 las mismas. Ell senior Torres
recomienda el informe de la Conf
sion y Sc extiende en- consideration
nes favorables al proyecto. Sc po-
ne a votaci6n el proyecto y es apro-
bado en- "a lectura.
La Comision de Hacienda re-
comienda la aprobaci6n con enmien-
das de la H. ]. R. S. FL sefior
Mendez Cardona formula voto en-
contra dentro de la Comisi6n infor-
mante. Este proyecto trata de la
reclamation de la llamada sDeuda
de Cuba.n
Ell sefor Zeno Gambia refere
la importancia de ese proyecto.
Dice que esa deuda Sc ha reclamado
en- varias ocasiones y de ello-se ha
ocupado la prensa, sin que sc obtu-
viera ning1n resultado. Rn las
conferencias celebradas en- el trata-
do de Paris, no tuvimos los puerto
lrriqueiios nj tuvieron los filipiros
representation Official de nuestro
pueblo. Al preguntarse 81 Puerto
Rico tenla alguna deuda pendiente,
los diplomaticos espafioles contesta-
ron llenos de orgullo: ePuerto Rico
no debe nadap. Pero nadie Sc ocu-
| po de preguntar 81 a Puerto Rico Sc
lie debia algo y de ahi que nuestra
deuda permaneciera ignorada desde
entonces y este pueblo perdiera ST.
propio dinero. He ahl, exptesa,
cual es el motive de Ia H. !. R,
que Sc somete a la consideration dc
la Cainara, pidiendo su aprobacitr
unanime.
FL seior Mendez explica ST
voto en- contra dentro de la conf
sion, No Sc opone al proyecto, a
que juzga de gran trascendencia
Rehere que va el gobierno de Was
hington ha hecho esa reclamation
sin eXito. FL sefior Zeno rectifca
Expone nuevas razones en- favor
del proyecto, leyendo secciones de-
Tratado de Paris, algunas que dar
fuerza a la reclamation que Sc hace
en- la resoluci6n conjunta que Sc
discute. Sostiene que la cantidad
de dos millones y medic de dollars
debe Espaiia a Puerto Rico come
deuda colonial, va que ella es una
sutna sustraida al tesoro de esta is,
la. Es una deuda subsidiaria y poi
clio subsidiariamente debe abonarla
su gobierno, seg1n expresan docu.
mentos que presenta el senior Zeno.
Todos los datos-dice-nos ampa.
ran en- la reclamation de esa suma;
debemos pues solicitarla de cual-
quier modo y 81 es necesario recu-
rrir a la Corte de Washington, para
que ALI Sc nos haga justicia.
FL sefior Guerra hace pregun,
tas sobre varios asuntos que Sc pre-
sentan como argumentos y el senior
Zeno responde,
FL senior Santiago pide la cues
ton previa y Sc aprueba. Puesta
a votaci6n la H, J. R. S, queda
aprobada en- "a lectura.
FL sefor Tizol pide que Sc re-
considere dicho proyecto y la Ca
mara no 10 aprueba.
La comision de Instituciones
de Terrenos publicos recomienda la
aprobaci6n del proyecto de la Ca
mara I19, cuyo dictamen Sc aprue-
ba. Puesto a votacion el proyecto,
Sc aprueba cn 2? lectura.
Sc levanta la session hasta el
microbes a las dos de la tarde.
onAiHn del e unu f. k-ado
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-07

As todos los que Emulsion de Scott Son feces
pcque Emulsion de Scott los hace uees robusto los libra
dc las Intermediates Para cue los nhos desarroen
vgorosos necestan asmar substantial mineral para huesos
rro organize para sangre abundanca para los
cdos La Emulsion de Scott la combination mas peeca de
eemeo savac6n de todo nno para quien los amen
ornaos esuan nadecuados nsuhcentes para buena
nutrc6n.
Por almento parcamente digerdo la Emulsion ue
Scott ncorpor nmedatamente todo sistema
del nno empcza senr rpdamente Influenza reparadora
nutriva dc Ia Emulsion.
Adcmds de nuos la Emulsion de Scott mpia la sngre de
los nos de odo g6men los hace nvuneabes contra
ataque de las enemedades neccoas males de infanca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-07


Vifias, que dicha renuncia Sc resol-
vera en- su oportunidad.
Petictones
Don ]. c. Villarini, Secretario
del Concejo Municipal de Caguas,
solicitando que Sc declare al NUM-
cipio de Caguas de primera clase.
Don Juan Cancio Ortiz, presi-
dente de Ia Junta Local en- Lajas
del Institute de Agriculture, Artes
y Ofcios, solicitando Sc vote I'm
un credito de $40. para la crea-
ci6n de Tin edifcio propio en- aquel
pueblo.
Dofia Juana Vera, vecina de
Mayagiiez, solicitando Sc lie condo
men contribuciones que adeuda por
una pequefa casa de su propiedad.
Senior Frade Leon, ofreciendo
en- venta dos retratos, tamafio natu-
raj, de sus excelencias el Presidente
de los Estados Unidos y .el actual
Gobernador de Puerto Rico.
Don Manuel Arsenic Duran
professor de Instruction Pdblica re-
clamando derechos de jubilaci6n.
: Proyeetos de ley de Ia CdmarN
, en- Iaa'lectaya
A. ]. R. 8. Por los sefiores
| Matienzo, Was Ochoteco y Mendez
| Cardona. Autorizando al Auditor
de Puerto-Rico saldar la reclama-
ci6n de Jose Penedo Benitez, como
compensation de sus servicios pres
tados como empleado temporero de
la Camara de Delegados de Puerto
Rico, despues de la Ultima session
de la Legislature de 1905 a 1906.
I H. B. 147, por los sefiores Au.
dinot y Mufoz Rivera. Para cons
truir una carretera entire el pueblo
de Quebradillas y la estacion ferro
viaria del rnismo nombre.
I H. B. T4S, por los sefiores Nh
tienzo Cintr6n y Marrelino Sola
Para autorizar al Municipio de Ca
guas a invertir Ell el corriente ejer-
cicio la suma de tres mil dollars d.
su sobrante Elective del anterior
presupuesto.
/ H. B. I49, por los sefiores Mu
fioz Rivera, Tizol, Guerra, de Die.
go y Elzaburu. Ley autorizandc
al Comisionado del Interior para
que con la aprobaci6n del Consejc
Executive establezcs y file los ter.
minos y condolences para la venta
a la eArnerican Railroad Company
of Portoo, para fines de estaci6n de
; termino, ciertos terrenos en- el ba-
rrio de la Marina, San Juan, per-
tenecientes al Pueblo de Puerto
Rico.
H. B. II? $50. Por los sefiores
de Diego y Alrillaga. Para adqui-
rir los rettatos de Teodoro Roose-
welt y Beeknan Winthrop para la
galerfa de la Mansion Ejecutiva.
H. B. ISL. Por el sefior Ba-
rreras. Fijando los procedimientos
judiciales en- casos de demencia, y
proveyendo para atlas y bajas de
pacientes Ell el Manicor1io.
H. B. no I52. Porlo sehores
Barreras y Colberg. Para enmen-
dar la seccion E de la Ley prove
yendo para la organization de una
junta de medicos examinadores,
aprobada en- Mario IL de 1903,
H, B. no 1873. Por ell seiior
Santoni. Para reconStruir i pueH-
te sobre cl rio Grande de Utuado.
H. B, 10 I54. por ell seiior
Blondet. Para la construction de
una carretera entire Salinas Y Cayey.
H. B, no I55. Por los sehores
| Tizol " Guerra ConStituvendo Of
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-07
Constantine J Sabs' VIIIsgs
COMISIONTST4S

7S Broad St, New York E. U. A.
Direction por cable S4B4STINO
Sc encargan de agenciar toda cla-
s. de comisiones, de la venta lie pro.
ductor como cafe, cueros, caucho &, V
de la compra y desp}cho de toda clase
de mercaucfas. Atieuden con especia.
lidad el despacho de encomiendas por
cOrT6O.
Sc hacen cargo de acudiencia de
iovenes estudiantes y en- relaci6n con
este ramo sumuuistrau toda caSe lie
datos = catalogos.
Comi.i1Ees s5i,cls.
PRHtEalidad, ESmeyo y ydaides.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-07
SOrtijas para Sc C7
60ras y e1 Il ~

Esta herrnosa sorti-
ia de orc enchapado
de lax, acabado en-
orc mate, la garan-
tizamos por 10 amos;
esta trabajada a mano, con las on
lllas xedondas y suaves. Esta es
una sortija que ademas de ser muy
seria, esta muy en- moda. Al pc
dirnos una de estas Sortijas, no hay
que olyidar mandarnos Ia medlda
que Sc desea y Ell aquellos casos en-
cue Sc. carezca de una medida pro
pia, mfdase el dedo con una tirlta
de papel y mandesenos esta Junta
con Ia 6rden. Ta,nbien podelnos
proporciouar Ia uIisina sortila Ell ia
mafios para caballercs por 10 que
siernpre Sc debera especihcarse 81 Sc
desea para hombre 8 mujer.
Escribanos inmediatainente pl-
diendo nuestro gran catalogo Illus
trado one describe millares de arti-
culos en- todas lineas de inercancias
q precios de un 25p8. aun 4op8'
mas baratos que en otra parte.
La remesa puede hacerSe ell
un giro postal, obtenible en- cual-
quiera ohcina de correos.
UNITED MANUFACTURERS S MA
II, ORDER COMPANY.
I27 Front Street, New York.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-07

Puerto Rico de bonos hasta la can
tidad de un million de dollars y pa
ra otros fines.
Substitute al H. B. al, titula-
do: Para la construction de TIN ca
mino afrnado que partiendo de la
carretera n1mero 2, termina en- el
poblado de Boqueron.
H. B. 4o, titulado Para la
construction de un puente sumner
gible sobre el rio sSabana Grandes,
que separa la poblaci6n de este
mismo nombre de la de San Ger
man.
H. B. 81, titulado: Para la
construction de un camino afrma-
do entire Cabo Rojo y San German.
H. B. 6I, titulado: Para pro-
veer a la construction de dos puen-
tes de hierro en- los rios 2GrandeS y
aValencianoa, que cruzan la carre-
terra de Caguas y Humacao.
H. B. 81. Para proveer a Ia
construction de cuatro puentes SUI
mergibles de MADEIRA en- las bocas
denominadas sBoquitaS, eBoca pie
taD, "Boca de Santiagos y sBoca del
anconp, en- el camino de Humacao
a Naguabo.
H. B. "a. Para proveer 4 Ia
construction de un Preside Modelo
en- la Isla de Puerto Rico.
H. B. 86. Para disponer la
construction del camino { Nagua-
30 a Juncos por Rio Blanco.
H. B. 90. Para la construc.
ci6n de-una carretera que particndo
de Ia carretera nc IA flegue hasta
el pueblo de Sabana Grande.
H. B. o8. Para reparar un
puente de MADEIRA que existe en- la
carretera no 2, sobre el rio Culebri.
ms.
H. B. 90. Para la construc-
cion del trozo de carretera ne I3,
comprcndido entire las jurisdiccio-
lies de Lares y Arecibo.
II. B. 100. Para construir I'm
c..1nino afrn1ado entire San Sebas-
tian y Camuy.
H. B. To2. Para que Sc pro.
ceda a la composition del trozo de
la carretera ndm,l3, comprendida
entire las jurisdicciones de Lares. y
! Las Marias.
II. B. 1I6. Para la construc.
ci6n Immediate de M puente sumer.
gible sobre el rio de Coamo y en- el
sitio conocido por ~Paso de las
Aguilas' en- aquella jurisdiction.
H, B. II3. Para conceder una
subvencion de quinientos dollars
mensuales a la olga Antitubercu.
losa de Puerto Rico.D
H. B. II9. Autorizando al
Gobernador de Puerto Rico para
ceder gratuitamente al Municipio
de Guayama cierta parcela de te-
reno.
H. B, 100. Destinando Ia can.
tidad de 56 mil dollars para la repa-
raci6n y termination del camino de
Mayagiez a Maricao, por el -sitio
denominado ola Vegas
H. B. I25. Para admitir Ia
renuncia de ciertas pertenencias
mineras que forman parte de la sa-
lima denominada rCaborrojefian y
para condonar ciertos canones I'M.
puestos d la misma y no satisfechos.
H. J. r. 5. Para que Sc soil.
cite del Cobierno de los Estados
Unidos, el cobro de una suna de
dinero que Sc debe al Tesoro Pdbn.
co de la Isla de Puerto Rico.
c, B. Al, Concediendo q Ia
Junta Escolar de San Juan un pre-
dio de terreno en- la plaza de Colon
en- la ciudad de San Juan para la
construction de un edifcio para es.
cuela, para otros fines.
Los anteriores Proyectos de
Ley, Ell 81 lectura fueron votados y
aprobadoS de6nitivamente, para SET
remltidos al -Consejo Executive.
The Washington times., 1907-12-31
COMMISSIONERS ASK
CIVIL SERVICE MEASURE

All persons entering the service Of
the District OF Columbia will be re-
quired TO take the civil service examfrn-
ton II the bill forwarded by the Com
missioners to Congress today receives
favorable consid, ration.
In letter TO Representative Samuel
w. Smith, chairman Of the House Com
mittee on the District OF Columbia, the
commissioners say in advocating the
measure:
The Commissioners are deeply i'm
pressed with the necessity for the pro-
posed legislation, which also has the
approval Of the United States Civil Ser
vice Commission. In their judgment the
OIhces OF the District government
should be conducted on the principles
applicable TO those governing, the srtc-
CeSsful conduct " other large business
interests These. considerations apUIy
IN even higher degree TO the District
service than 70 that Of other nunicipal-
lueS. because its government is non
partisan In character.
The Commi SIS -Oners have maintained
a merit system including competitive
examinations In certain cases. the re-
suits OF which have been OF such a sa Z
lstactory character as to confirm them
IN their belief IN the efficiency OF that
course, and 10 satisfy them that the
enactment OF a law Of the kind herein
recommended would result In the bet
terment Of every branch of the District
government"
The Washington times., 1907-12-31
Cookies Father-in-Law
Wants Runaway Pastor
Punished to the Limit

HARTFORD, Conn, Dec. S1.-If the
Rev. Jere Cooke. formerly rector OF
the Hampstead. /. l.. Church, who
eIoped with his ward, FIoretta whaley,
is not apprehended and punished for
wife deserion, it will not be the fault
OF his father-in-law. Ricnzi a Clarke,
OF this city. with whom Mrs. Cooke is
now stoppiTgl In speaking of the dis
covory Of Cooke in San Francisco and
his fight, Clarke said:
IT have always had a belief that
Cooke would , be caught, and 1 hope
they viii get fhim now. The matter of
a divorce fO1 my daughter has been
discussed in. tue family. but this IS de-
pendent on thA outcome OF the present
situation. Cooke's punishment is, of
course. the hrs0 thing considered"
Clarke deClarsd that when Cooke was
married he didtnot have enough 20 buy
a 10-cent bouqjIet. He fails to under
stand why Cooks was not apprehendcd
by the San FrAncisco authorities and
believes il Is certain that he will be
traced and arrested eventually and
brought back I'd face his wife
The Washington times., 1907-12-31
Treasury Receipt Boom
Is Looked For in 1908
But Officials Hope for Better Times
During the New Year.

Treasury Department officials are hop
ing and believing that the beginning OF
the year 1908 viii see an Improvement
in conditions as to Treasury receipts.
For weeks these have not been salts
factory and have been exhibiting an al
most unvarying tendency to decline.
Customs have fallen of largely, and
likewise internal revenue receipts.
The result has been that the working
balance in the Treasury has been dwind-
ling until it reached the lowe I point
In many years, below the 5000. 900
mark. Under such circumstances, moth
ing was left but to call on the national
banks for part of the public moneys
on deposit with them.
But now It is believed the turn OF the
tide will be soon evident Customs Of
hcials think the returns from customs
will soon begin 20 increase. The im-
portance of this may be seen in the
fact the customs dropped of more than
$6OOOOO0 in December of this year as
compared with December, 1906. Unless
the custom returns soon show irnrove-
ment there will be nothing left for the
Treasury TO do but to call in more Of
the money out in national banks.
. Slumped in October
Customs returns began to decline IN
october, and have been dropping down
since then. ImportatiOns fell or. In
other cases, wherein contracts had been
made for the importation Of goods :.
was decided to defer the shipment OF
them from abroad
Customs officials think that there will
The Washington times., 1907-12-31
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY,

NOTE: Published only a. inf0rmatioa and
not guaranteed
900 p Nc & o. Limited Daily. Fast
vestibule train. Pullman sleepers 20 Lax
lngton. Louisville, Cincinnati, Indianapolis
Chicago and 81. Louis Connection for
Virginia Hot Springs. Pullman Car Louis
VILE 10 Memphis and New Orleans. Dining
Cars Ia Carto service.
E:I0 p. M-F. p V LIMITED Daily
SOLID VestibuIs train Pullman sleepers 10
Cincinnati Lexington. and Louisville,
Compartment sleeping car % Virginia HOt
Springs week days DiniDg Cars. a Ia
carte service Pullman sleepe Cincinnati
70 Chicago and St Louis. Rnd louisville 70
Memphis, Nashville and New Orleans.
Reservations and tickets ct Chesapeake and
Ohio Offices. 5I3 Pennsy lvania ave. COS 18th
st. near F. and New Union station Tele-
phone Main 1880. for Washington Terminal
Cab Service. and Main 1855 or 22o5 tOr c. & ..
Ticket ice uo-E5-rf
The Washington times., 1907-12-31
WOULD AMEND LAW
FOR OPENING STREET

The Commissioners have prepared an
amendment to a bill passed at the last
session Of Congress. providing for the
extension of New Hampshire avenue in
accordance with the present highway ex-
tension plans. the estimated cost OF
$1,000 TO be assessed against the bene-
fitted property.
The bill as passed at the last session.
the Commissioners say. contained a de-
feet, in that It did not prO=ide an ap-
preparation to pay the cost of cond emma
ton proceed ngs and for the payment OF
amounts awarded as damages to be re-
paid 10 the Districts from the assess
mCnts for benefits.
Bills providing for the opening OF
minor streets IL square 12O. between G.
and I and Eleventh and Thirteenth
streets; square 87S,, G. and 1 and Sixth
and Seventh streets, and square SOf, NJ
and n and Third and Fourth streets, all
southeast, have been prepared by the
Commissioners to be forwarded to Con-
gress.
The Washington times., 1907-12-31
:ElOperS Hide;
Cooke to Wed
Miss Wha!ey

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 31.-Rev. Jere
Knode Cooke and Floretta Whaley, his
pretty ward. with whom he eloped from
Hampstead, =. l.. are in hiding with
friends IN San Francisco. Their refuge
Is being guarded from the public. but
Cooke has announced that he will re-
turn to the East with the girl and
their child. and win endeavoT to get his
wife 10 obtain a divorce so he may
marry Floretta.
Cooke and the girl have not enough
money TO flee from San Francisco at
this time 1t is his idea to continue
working until he can save enough
money to pay their fare back to Long
Island. They will sell all their. furnI-
ture they had in the fat. They left
the fat yesterday morning In a driving
rainstorm and sought the home Of the
friends with whom they are now stay
ing.
No attCmpt has been made to arrest
them, but Cooke said they would have
TO face the music some time and
might as well have IT over with. The
world might say that he had wronEed
his wife, he said, but II there was any
one that he had wronged 1t was HIS
ward. and Il was 10 her he owed his
first thoughts II his wife will get
divorce and free him, he will marry
FlorettR at once, ne said.
Gould the community gain anything
by crushing further the loveliness out
of this child2'' he asked Z have
wronged her and by her 1 shall stay
by her and my child. It would be IIn-
manly for me to dwell on the unhap-
plness OF my life with my wife But 7
never knew what Il was to live until
my love for FlOretta entered my life
She and the baby are all in all 10 me.
But I am afraid this will kill them
both"