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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-28

MON SQUEEZERS -
Crystal Glass Lemon Squeez-
ers. the best made. Special at
MOP HANDLES-StrOngly
Made Mop Handles; choice
of two styles. Special at. 49,.
ROGERS SPOONS - Sets
Genuine Rogers Solid
Nickel-Silver Tea Spoons.
Sold regularly at SOC. ........
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-02
Creditors to Act.

a guard of Honduras soldiers was placed
on board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-02
SHIP UNDER MANY FLAGS
vICIss1TUDEs OF STEAMSHIP
GoLDsBORO AND CARGO.
United States Officer Representing
Root at Puerto Cortez-Balley
Escapes From Berry.

PUERTO CORTEZ. June 2S (via Mobile.
Ala. July 9.-United States Officer Peter
W. Berry arrived at Puerto Cortez under
instructions from Secretary Root Of the
State Department of Washington. expect
ing tn take into immediate possession the
steamship Goldsboro her cargo. Messrs.
Railey brothers, H. H. Myers and Capt.
Oxley.
THE Gofdsboro has been under three
different flags in three months. The yes
cells cargo and above-named parties were
seized and arrested by the Honduras
government, June 5 and 6. at Tela and
Ceiba. and placed under military guard at
the request of the United States govern
ment and detained pending the arrival
of formal documents of extradition.
The vessel and cargo was delivered to
the custody of American Consul Brick
wood. About one-half of the cargo had
been discharged on the beach near Teia,
close to the plantations bought by the
Baileys and Is now on the beach: eX-
posed to the elements, and guarded by
soldiers of Honduras.
June 20 the government of Honduras
Cancelled the registry of the steamer under
the name of "Atlantida'' and retired the
Honduras flag.
June % the Honduras commandment.
under orders from the president, received
the Goldsboro and cargo from the Ameri-
can consul. who delivered the vessel and
cargo under orders from United States
Minister Dodge, then at Tegucigaipa. and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-02
DIsINCLINED TO YIELD.
Kellogg Said to Object to Taking
Republican Craftsmanship.

NEW YORK, July Frank B. Kel-
logg. committeeman from Minnesota. is
still a factor of prime interest in the sit
uation over the Craftsmanship of the re-
publican national committee. No formal
Offer of the craftsmanship has been made
to Mr. Kellogg. but ii is general belief in
political circles here that such an offer
would be made II Mr.. Kellogg would in
dictate that he was in a position to accept.
Mr.. Kellogg and Committeeman Ward Of
this state spent three hours yesterday in
close conference with President Roose-
Welt. during which Mr.. Kellogg's objec-
tons to taking the place. II Is
believed, were set forth. The only reason
that has been interposed by the Mime
sofa man so far is his prosecution OF the
governments suit to dissolve the Stand
ard Oil Company of New Jersey. Mr..
kellogg first came into national promi-
nence through his ability as a prosecutor
CT corporation cases. gaining the friend
ship Of the President by his activity N
this respect. and now that he Is engaged
in a very important case II Is said that he
does not care to relinquish his task.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-02
PROBING POISON CASE.
Philadelphia S|euths Puzzled
Over Wilson Affair.
HIS WIDOW CATECHlSED
Tells Officials Of the Supposed
Poisoned Ale.
FAIL TO TRACE THE PACKAGE
Detectives Still Looking Into Life of
the Victim-Oyster Shucker Be-
fore Practicing Medicine.
FAIL TO TRACE THE PACKAGE

PHILADELPHIA, July 2.-The widow
Of DR.. William II. Wilson of this city.
who died suddenly last Friday night after
drinking what Is believed to have been
poisoned ale, went to the district attor-
ney's office in the city hall today with
conference with Assistant District At
torney Joseph H. Taulane. Others pres
ent were Detectives Paul and Long of
the coroners office, who have been work.
ing on the case, and Acting Coroner Ar
thur Sellers.
Mrs Wilson was closely questioned by
Mr.. Taulane. and at his request she re-
lated all the circumstances of the de-
livery of the box containing the bottle of
supposed poisoned ale. She also told Of
placing the ale on a table and of the
doctor drinking it, Mrs Wilson said she
did not know who sent the ale, and had
no suspicious nor theories to advance.
After the conference Mrs. Wilson re-
turned to her home. She was accompa-
MED by the detectives, who desired to
make another examination of the house
in the hope of finding a better clue.
Detective Paul stated after the visit of
Mrs Wilson to the city hall that Mrs.
Wilson was not under arrest, that she
was not suspected, but. on the contrary,
the clues point to somebody outside the
house.
Estate Only 81, 800.
Mr.. Namely said he was called into the
case yesterday. when the widow desired to
file letters of administration for her hus-
bands estate, the physician having left
no will 1t is understood the estate con-
sists Of realty and personal property to
the amount Of 81 500.
Mr. Namely further said that Mrs.
Wilson was notified yesterday to appear
at city hall today. and she went there
under the impression that an inquest
was to be held in the case of her hus-
band. She was greatly surprised when
she was escorted to the district attorneys
office.
Cannot Trace the Package.
It has developed that the coroners de-
tectives, who have been working on the
case practically alone since last week,
have been unable to trace the package al
legged to have contained the ale. They
have as yet not found the express office
that is supposed to have handled the
package.
Mrs Wilson says she took the package
from a boy and signed for it. and at first
thought the boy came from one of the
big express Offices.
The detectives are still looking up the
life of DR.. Wilson. In addition to having
learned that he had been an oyster opener
before he began practicing medicine, they
have ascertained that the widow Of the
not yet been learned whether the first
Mrs. Wilson is dead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-02

1t is reported that only part of the
cargo had been paid for, and that cred
itors will proceed to recover the prop
erty by the customary suit under the laws
of Honduras. The vessel is greatly
strai Il and is leaking. Pumps have to
be kept going. The crew is mutinous
and demanding pay and running out OF
provisions. The commandment has au-
thority from the Honduran government to
feed the men.
Up to yesterday the commandant had
not received any orders to deliver the YES
sci, cargo or the Bailey party to Officer
Berry. The consul and Berry are cabling
the United States government.
Capt. OXley has British masters GER
tificate. which he claims was presented
to him when he registered under the Brit
ish flag. He also holds an American mas
terS' certificate on ocean steamers. He
was born in Nova Scotia and naturaliZed
in February. 1905. in the United States
court for the eastern district of New
York.
Oxley. as owner. claims two months
charter at 81. $50 per month, with lien
on the cargo until paid. The crew claims
about the same amount for wages, with
a lien on the ship.
The question arises under what flag is
the Goldsboro and how will she finally
be disposed of.
nAYrrv -c~A r-~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-02
Neighborhood Celebration.
WILL NOT ENDORSE DEBS.
Socialist Labor Party Holding a
Convention

NEW YORK, July 2-The national con-
vention of the socialist labor party met
here today to nominate a candidate for
President Daniel De Leon who has run
for governor of New York several times
on the party's ticket is prominently
mentioned for the place.
1t was stated that Eugene V Debs
would not be Endorsed for the presidency
or any other office. as there still Is a
break between the socialist labor party
and the socialist party. of which Mr.. Debs
has long been the leader. A recent eff
fort to consolidate the parties met with
failure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-02
BAILEY ESCAPES.
Startling Sequel to Arrest by an
American Officer.

Consul Albert w. Brickwood. jr.. at
Puerto Cortez.. Honduras. reported to the
State Department today the escape of
Francis G. Bailey, the president Of the
Export Shipping Company of New Jersey,
from the steamer .Utzstain while in the
custody OF Lieut.. Berry, of the New York
police department. The escape, effected
by means Of small boat: occurred during
the changes Of the watch aboard the yes
sci. Mr. Brickwood says that orders have
been given by the Honduras government
for Bailey's recapture. For the moment
there Is nothing for the State Department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-02
FOURTH OF JULY OBSERVANCE
CELEBRATIONS BY VARIOUS
WASHINGTON ORGANIZATIONS
Municipal Building Opening to Be
Notable Event-Oldest Inhab-
itants' Plans for Day.

| Various orga nizations Of the city will
celebrate the 1920 anniversary of the ma
| tons independence Saturday. Interesting
programs have been arranged.
| Great efforts have been expended for the
success Of the double celebration in front
of the new District building. The opening
| of the citys new home will be marked by
a notable array of flag decorations on the
main thoroughfares of the city and 4 pro-
gram Of patriotic music and speeches
| The order of exercises was published in
The Star Of Tuesday. and begins with mu-
steal selections by the Marine Band. The
Declaration of Independence will be read
at 10 o'clock by Gen. John NJ. Wilson,
Speeches will be delivered by Commission
er H. B. F. mcfarland, Secretary George
B. Cortelyou. Representa- We Van Vechten
Olcott of the District House committee
A. B. Browne and Chaplin Brown.
| The flag which the Chamber Of Com
merce will present to the Commissioners
and will be saluted by twenty-one guns
Fireworks and illumination.
The evening celebration of fireworks
on the White Lot will begin at $50
Illumination of Pennsylvania avenue
| will last from $50 to II pm
The association of Oldest Inhabitants
has been invited to attend the cere-
| monies. At II 30 the members of the
association will meet at the hall of the
old Union engine house, 10Th and H
| streets northwest, for the regular
monthly meeting. The annual election
| Of officers will be held. Luncheon will
| be served at 1 pm.
The committee for street decorations
and civic improvements, Frederick D.
Owen, chairman. has prepared flag
circular which may be had on applica-
| ton at the business Office of The Star
| The circular designates the holidays
when the flag should DC displayed at
full stan and gives full directions for
using the flag on all occasions.
The District Public Library will be
closed Saturday. According to an act of
Congress, the open hours of the library
Sundays hereafter will be pm. to o
pm.
Neighborhood Celebration.
| Rhode Island avenue and U street and
the surrounding neighborhood has i'm
ported an idea from the state of Rhode
| Island In the shape of "neighborhood"
celebration of independence day and
will have a festival. consisting of pyro
technics and athletic events next Sat-
urday evening.
The space In which the display will
take place will be roped eff and policed
by members Of the Manhattan Athletic
Club and Advent Athletic Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-02

to do in the matter. but If Bailey is re-
captured on the soil OF Honduras that
government again will be asked to ex-
tradite him as a matter of comfy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-02
In Chicago.

In Chicago.
From the Yonkers Statesman.
Mrs Dearborn-Does she marry for
love?
Mrs. Observation-Disclosures for the love
Of marrying.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-06
Ulubi(nloc sasiad6W.

7. Papi E. D.. Charles: z .Htlaairrblbeo11r:,
Name, m16wiac Q Electric Bitterrs,
pee9wjada: jest ON ~nlublehcem sa.s
isial6w tulaj u nas. Ono zas1ngnnte,
ably by{o ulubieDcem wszedsies. 4. 4
40 dale predka pomoc " dyspepsyj,
ma chorobes watroby, ME funkcyo-
waite merck, niedomaganie, prerwos.
wosc, siaboaoi j og6ine os{abielnaie. ;.
Jtgo dzia{anie ma krew, jake prawr
dsiwy c%zyscic,el, czyni 20 specyals
utytecznymJako lekarstwo VIC"
senae. To s}awne polepszsjace les
:ko.rst'wvo5 ssprzedswane est pod gwa-
rancya " apiece NJ. J. koWa'ew~
skiego SOC
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-06

Duninn Ksi4tka do nsbozenstwa
I Ola w~ssystkkiich katolik6w, opra~
/ VIVA y .sk6rke. zfocone brzegi. z
J zlcoonym tytulikiem .$l.5o
Zbiorek modIiitp ola czlonk6w A.:
stolstwa Serca Jezusowego, o.
prawWny. v sk6rke angiefaka,
czerw!one brzegi, 2 z1oconym ty.:
tulkiem .............. 4l.OQ.
e Get1saego wyk}.d Ewange~
lii Lekoyi ma niedsiele | swieta'
ksiazka do oswiecenia; zbndo~
wanna duszy chrzesoiansko-ka-
tolickiej, : gr'antownrm wyjas-.
nieniem roku koSois1n1ego, nAj-
sfdwniejszych obrzed6w ::koeoiel.-.
nych, mszy 6wietej, nabo&edstws.
domowego i. Ola chorych, :droqii
krsYkowej, jakote4 zYoiorysami
Swietyoh Pahskich, ozcAopYchz
mianowicie przez lud polsho4
katolich, W czarne1 opraWle "a
.zloconym tytuliklem 1855. $3.50
zyooty s,oiftych R1askieh ma
ma wszystkle dnie roku, podfug:
maj wiarogodniejszych zr6de}, wy.
jetyob 2 dzief ojcG* doktordEI
koscioia 6w. opracowane. podiug
ks. OLGA O.. Bitschnaua, z. n.
wsgledniem 6wietych Rahskicb,
kt6rych wyda{a zlemia polska
az do najnowszych csas6w. z $
kolorowymi obrazkami i prsde-"
szfo 500 drzeworytami. Nainow,.
see wydanje poprawne.. w piAse'
knej oprawie $500
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-06


(Ci9g dalszy.)
w ten spos6b pochowano
ma}ego meczennika juz dru-
giego dnia rano pod krza-
klein bzowym bez odb.yeee,ia
rewizyi trupa ami bez roz-
g}osu o wypsdku smierci.
Co sic tymczasem sta}o z
Lea nieszcze6liwa matka "a
~mordowanego dziecka? Gdy
Kazarz jej ukochanego syna.
wydarl i MIN do ciemnej
izby wybiegl padla bez zmy-
slow ma ziemie. Potem IDA
wafo jej sic iakoby przeraz-
live wolanie o pomoc PREY
tlumionym jekiem i placzem
lei usz6w dochodzifo ME
wiedziala aLoli ma pewno
czy jeki to rzeczywi6cie sly
SCALA czy one mole tylko W
jej wyobrazni powstawa}y!
W goraczce takiej przy-
skoczy!a do drzwi i chcia}a
je otworzyc: by]y one jednak-
re zamkniete. Szamotala ME.
mi az do z%nuzenia otworzyc
ich jednakze niemog(a.
Moi SzymoDie: jedyne
i drogie me dzjec'zo oni Gle
okrutnie skatujai spopie.
wieraja! - jecza]a - a ia ci
pom6dz ME moge.
Oczy na:nowo jej :; sic
przycmi}y przedmioty W oko-
10 niej stojace znika}y jak W
dalekim oddaleniu i zn6w
nieszczesliwa kobieta pad4a
bez zmys}6w ma ziemie.
W tym stanie musia1a Kill
ka godzin przelezec gdyz, gdy
sic przebudzi}a by}a juz noe.
z p}aczem pad}a ma kolana
i modli}a sic polecajac swe
dziecko opiece OLGA niebies-'
kiego.
Gdy kazarz rano wszed}
do iej pokoju znalaz} ia je-
szcze prey modlitwie, Spoj-
rzawszy W blad9 i zmieszana
twarz i niespokoine jej oczy
przerazi} sic.
- Ch}opiec nasz tel nocy
unlar} - rzek1 kazarz cicho|
mjjajac sic z wzrokiem Lei.
- Morderca! - zakrzyk-
ne1a przerazliwie i odskoczy-
Ia przestraszona cd niego.
- Kobieto! - zazgrzvta}.
- powstrzymaj tw6j jezyk!
~...i..ss-~. S:..ss:-... E!. -
Hi ~ ~-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-06
"a WARE sWlETA.
Opowiadan.e podtag pro~dziwfgo zdarsenia

@ (-m
Przyskoczy1 do niej obial.
|%obydwoma rekoma gwalto1-
ME jej szyje i rzuci} ia ma.
|l6zko. q
Stree sic: abys strasz-
nego tego s}owa drugi raz
ME wymowi}a DO udusze Gle
w}asnemi memi rekoma.
Potem opusci@ przestraszo-
ma kobiete uwaza1 ia odtad
"a wieznia ME wypuszcza}
jej ma wolno6c ably o doko-
nanem morderstwie do w}a~
.dzy ME donios}a. Zreszt@ Lea
pc kilku dniach dosta'a
wskutek strasznego wzrusze-
gwa}townej febry nerwo'
wei kt6ra ia pozbawia rozu-
mu. Me by}a vice biedna
matka ziolnq doniesc Navel
wladzy o smutnym kohcu ja-
Xxi jej ukochanemu dziecku
w]asny ojciec z%gotowa}.
TX.
Obydwaj mordercy sadzili
sic bye W zupe}nem bezpie-
cze6stwie gdy$ oprjcz Envy
ma kt6rej milczepie liczyli, ME
by}o swiadk6w morderstwa;
ale reka Bosxa ! s%prawiedli'
wo6c unosi}a sic juz mad ich
giovanni.
Nagiy zgon s. ymona ME
tylko U sluzby Kazarza ale i
W calem sasiedztwie Wzbudzi1
podejrzenie. Szeptano pc
cichu re chfopiec ME umar}
naturalna smiercia, ale, 10
zosta1 przez okrutnego swe.
go OLGA zamordowany.
Podejrzenie to stawafo sic
z kazdym dniem g}o6niejsze
a wiadomosc o morderstwie
dosz}a: i do Pragi. chrze6ci-
i do kolegium ks.
Jezuit6w. Re ksieza Jezuici
ca1y, d}ugi czas sic wiecoj
ME troszczyli o los biednego
Szymona: mialo t.
sw6j pow6d. Kiedy
dziecko "a
sW4 ware naltWardsze meKl
znosi}o uwazali je. jego
.chrze6cia6scy przyjaciale
powszechnie "a chwiejne j
ME stale.
Mkt ME byl wiecej;. wi
MEN rozszerzaniu mylnego
o niestalo6ci Szy-
mona jak ty]ko sluzaca Kaw-
= = ~ .--7 ~ :.;a--77---- -75=T-=T7~ - - IL
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-06

myslnie obludnemu oszusto-
wi, jakim byl Fanta, wyda}a;
q raz % odejseiu Szymona .
Fanta opanowa}a ia Ottawa,
cry, wydajac chlopca ME po-
pelni}a jaklego g1upstwa q,
gdy godzina pc godzinie; mi
.jala a Fanta 2 Szymonem
ME powraca1 pewna JUL by.1a
10 ia oszukano. Zamiast po.
wjedzie6 to- otwarcie swemu
panu ok}ama}a go. Szymon
musiai gdy ona by1a W
sklepie zajeta, wyskoczyc po-
tajemnie z domu i z innymi
uciec TAX m6wi}a obstawala
stanowczo pray swych wy
wodach. .:
I ks. Jezuitom doniesiono
o fa1szywej tel wiesci. Wszy-
soy my6leli ze dziecko ME
bylo jeszcze dosy6 SLIME 0
wierze chrzescia6skiej pre-
konane i ola tego uleglo po-
.kusie; mogli oni tylko odtad
chlopca milo6ci i mi{osierdziu
Boskiemu polecic.
Gdy jednakze peslyszeli o
gwa1townej 6mierci Szymona
przestraszyli sic mocno ;
starali sic natychmiast ably
blizszych wiadomo6ci sic: do
wiedziec.
Sasiad kazarza Abeles ME-
jaki6 Joel Pas, kt6rego okrut-
ne postepowanie z ch|opcem
odraza i wstretem przeciwko:
jego wsp61wyznawcy napel-
milo, doni6s} ks. Jezuitom o
prawdopodobnem morder-
stwie Szymona. My6lal on re
ch]opiec przez OLGA: zostal "a
truly j %opowiada} re Abeles
potajemnie trupa pochowac
kaza{. Wskutek jego rektor
klasztoru ksiezy Jezuit6w
zrobit tego. samego jeszcze:
dnia podanie do kr6l: nj
miestnika W kt6rem wszyst-
kie mu o morcerstw;e wiado-
me szczeg6]y opisal.
Namiestnik kr6lewski "a
rzadzil % lutego ably Kazarz
Abeles, VOLTA Szmeli.i dw6ch
obwinionych o potajemne po-
chowanie ch}opca grabarzy
przyaresztowano. Jeszcze: W
nocy z rs ma rs 60 dokona
no pc cichu i:potajemnie
ania. Przyaresz.
wanych osadzono we wiezie:.
niu ratuszowem pod silna
strata i naturalnie ich rozla:
czono ably sic naln6wic nit
ADrCy ! !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-06
mogllii jak sic bronic maia.

mogli jak sic bronic maia..
27-go lutego odbylo, sic
wYkopanie trupas zamordo-
wanego chlopca. Cze6t strazy
udala sic wynn celu- ma
cmentarz ~ziydowski gdzie pod
krzem bzowym znalezli swie-
10. usypany ;pag6rek, kt6ry
tokrywal ciafo malego me-
5czennika. 49,
! o wie6ci podjecia sadowe-
go wykopania trupa. posly.
scala Gala ludnosc wskutek
czego wielkie masy ludu ma
cmentarz przybyly. W CT
chem a niespokojnem oczeki
waniu stall Wide przypatru-
JAG sic odkopywaniu grobu:
a adkupujacy r6wniez powaz-
ME i W milczeniu czynno6c
sw4 wykonywali. Odrsucili
teraz swe narzedzia sluzace
do wyrzucania ziemi ostat.
MIA jej cienka warstwe kt6ra
zmarlego o~krywa}a, rekoma
odgarniali. Bee trumny, tyl-
ko " lniane pl6tno owiniete-
go chlopca znaleziono W
grobie.
Z Powoli wydoby!i urzednicy
sadowi trupa z grobu i u}ozy-
Ii go ma murawie cmentarza.
:okrzykiemzprzerazenia cof-
nell sic bojazliwie. obawiali
sic bowiem zepsutego zapat'
chu trupa poniewaz ch}opiec
juz cd dose dawna W grobie
spoczywal. Dziwnym. sposo-
benz" ME sbylo MONA ami
odrobinki jednakze q tego:
dostrzedz a gdy zmar}ego z
.ziemi zupelnie oczyszczono
wydoby} sic z ust otaczaja-
. 81 -"
jeden okr1yk zdsiwie-
MIA: wzruszenia. Zranielska.
s}odycza i spokojem sp< czy-
wal chlo2iec jak dziecie W
sen: pogra&one. USmiech Ia
godny byl" ma: jego ustach.
kt6re siemodIit zdawa1y. I
. Mkt ma widok malego: me-
czennika; ME mog} sic cd Lev
ojciec Elder.
.kt6ry byi r6wnie& obecny
PREY wykopywaniu swego
ulubie6ca kleknal obok ME-
go glaskal czarne w}osy, tax,
rane, jakas mu, okrutny
zadal, bylo MONA
:WldZloc. .>lrf %3:%* Is go -,
! Ciag daisy nastapi
! BOZ / oszczedzen1a dola-
row.
E. S.. Lopez. = Marilla, N. Y
m6wi: ,,Jestem cie6la j wiele nit-
/ bezpiecznych .skaleozah wyleozy}em
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-06

|kslaiii 4 + d. aabaiialaistsl
~DO.NABYCIA
w ksiqgarni Wiarusa,
nv Z 1bbbq, knaseozkas do n,abo-
/. rozmiar 34x24 Gala. $50. 10 l5e
1CMvoi; Bogu, sbi6r najlepszego
nabozehstwa. piesni koscl. tnych
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