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The Washington times., 1908-07-24
LEECH WILL KNOW
IF TYPOS LINGER
Issues Order Regarding
Lunch Time-WantS For
ty More CompoSitorS.

Public Printer Leech, who is a strong
supporter of the eight-hour law as APP
piled to Government work, has issued
an order requiring all officials and other
employees or the Government Printing
Office leaving the office as much as
fifteen minutes after the regular hour
OF quitting work for the day, TO sign
a book TO be kept by the captain Of
the watch. 70 which an explanatory
note must be attached. giving the rea-
son FOR the overtime work
Officials or employees arriving late in
the mornings must also sign a book
kept by the watchmen, giving the hour
OF their arrival at the Office.
The Pubic Printer has also issued an
order recurring all officials and en-
ployes OF the Office, except himself, his
private secretary. and two or three Of
the principal officials. to observe the
regular lunch period from u to 1879
O'Clock each day
Mr.. Leech has made a call on the Civil
Service Commission for forty compost
tors for temporary duty to report this
week.
Deputy Public Printer Henry T. Brian
left today for a stay OF several DAYS
at Norfolk, Va. and William j. Dow,
private secretary TO the Public Printer
has been delegated 20 act in his stead
rank L. Elder is acting private secre-
tary.
The Washington times., 1908-07-24
PRODUCE PRICES

A slight Improvement was shown to-
day in the produce market. although
there was no marked activity. The de-
mand from the jobbers was lighter than
usual on Friday. and altogether the
week has Oeen a quiet one Fruit and
vegetables continue TO arrive IL large
quantities. Live stock is in greater
supply than demand, with prices in
clined 10 sag. Live poultry is a little
easier. receipts being heavy.
Wholesale prices today were:
Cheese-Nsw Yotk Stste factory: g.. -re hats
lSal551c: small. 1Slaal4c: fair 20 sool-- 55al2c.
EgSs-Southern, l6ai7c; nearby eggs. INA
Buttsr-Creamery. fancy. 24a25c: Western.
hrsts, 22a24ci seconds. 20aZ3cs process. fancy
Zlazzc; fair 10 good. lsa1Oc: dairy. choice
Live PouItry-Chickens. spring. large
false small. l6aI7c. hens small per 10 .
he; large, d.. l25zc: ROSTERS per b., nc;
DUCKS, spring. large. per ID. 12altc: small
per b., $Sl2ci geese. per 10. 1dSc. turkeys
toms He hens lZei thin. l0ci keats. per
10, Sc
per b.. l5al7c; average. Undrawn. mixed
per b.. lsal5cs chickens. small. per h.. Ia
lSc: large. per H.. lSa2Oc; hens. per 10, IA
l5c: ROSTERS. per H.. Sc ducks. per b.. 10jsa
I2c: geese. per ID. 9al0c-
Green Fruit-APples June. per Dbl
81 50aL 70: oranges. California. navels. per
box, s. Za4- =: Georgia peaches. per crate.
SloGal75; cantaloupes. per crate, 81. Goa. o.
huckleberrtA-. per OF, Gale; blackoerries, per
Ct, IaSc; V1ltermelOns. 15a25c.
egetables--Potatoes, new per Dbl. s. ga
2-5O5 cabbage. new. per 100, s. 00alO o.:
lettuce. per crate. f2a2.Z5. onions, per basket.
75caSl-O 90; string beans. green. per Dbl 81 %
a4-5o; green peas, home grown, per bbi
4c)a5.O0; tomatoes, per box. 50a75c: beet.,
per bunch, haze rhubarb PCT lou lunches
75cs$l.2 p; asparagus. per doz., 75caS2- Is: Gu
cumbers, per basket. 5Oa6Gc; squash. per bbi
s5caSl-25: egg plant per crate. 7JcaS1 %; corn
on cob, per doz-, l5az5c.
Dressed Meats-Calves, full dressed, safic-
heads or. 1Oa1lc: hog dressed calves ea7c.
hams. country. sugar cured. 12a1fc: hogs
small and neat. per cwt-. 7tza3c; medium
7aSizc: heavy. SAFE
Live Stock-Cattle. extra pe! cvyt
S5-25a5- Is butcher. per cwt-. 81 50a5 20: com
mon. Per cwt-, s5-oOa4.00: hogs. per cwt
gross. S0-75as 90; ordinary. per cwt-, s. GOA
5.25; sheep. prime. s.. 00af-O0: lambs, spring.
per h.. safe; calves. prime. per ID, &C:
medium, per h.. &C
The Washington times., 1908-07-24
BONDS FEATURE
OF THE TRADING
Investors Pay High Prices
for Securities of Washing
ton Public Utilities.

Boz DIS constituted the principal item
OF business on the local stock exchange
today. While only $4,000 OF the railroad
bonds actually went to the record, the
bidding was active, and it would have
taken three or four times that amount
TO meet the demand. Capital Traction
SIS sold at 1l2, a new high price for the
issue. Washington Railway As brought
SOS. and Potomac Electric Lighting o 5
went at 105, These are high prices, and
show that the investment demand Tor
bonds is as good or better than II has
been at any time during the year.
Transactions in stock amounted 10
23S shares, 100 shares of washington
Railway and Electric preferred selling
at S0i2 and SOS, and 100 LanstOn at 10lz
Nothing in these prices are significant
except that sales are made on the nigh
level of the official quotations, and that
the market. though dull, is in no sense
weak
Money continues plentiful, with rates
OF interest on call loans moderate. ana
the situation IS all that could be de-
sired, except the weather and IKE alb
sence from the city OF many OF nose
who would be active in the mark IT II
they were not enjoying themselves IN
the mountains or at the seashore.
The Washington Stock Exchange VIII
be closed tomorrow, II being holiday
in pursuance of the SctiOn OF the gov
eTning board Of the exchange
The Washington times., 1908-07-24
ARRIVES
FOR AIRSHIP TEST

Capt Thomas S. Baldwin. who Is IN
-dercOntract to deliver a practical diri-
g1ble balloon 10 the Signal Corps OF the
army, arrived In Washington this morn
ing. close behind the carload Of stun
which arrived yesterday
AFTER reporting his arrival 10 General
Allen, chief signal officer Of the army.
captain Baldwin went Immediately to
Fort Myer and ROsslyn 10 supervfse the
unpacking or the gas bags, frame and
engine OF his airshiD. and OF the hydro
gen generating plant which he brought
with him
II VIII take az least a week and prob
ably more before Captain Baldwin Is
ready Tor the Official lest
The Washington times., 1908-07-24
Probate Court.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
ICallad vesfaraarl

Estate Of Mary W Strong: order ad-
hitting viii TO probate and letters teS-
tamen-ary granted 10 American Secur-
ity and Trust Company Attorney, VIII
liam A. McKenney-
Estate Of Ellen d. Lane; order admit
ting VIII 20 probate and letters tesla
and Trust Company Attorney, William
A. Mckinney.
Estate OF. Sophia Arendes: petition for
references TO auditor filed Attorneys,
Estate OF Nicholas DrummOud: petit
IiOn for appointment OF collector HE'D
Attorney. p R HiIliard-
Estate OF COrnela Tatess letters OF
administration granted 10 Carrie Tates.
bond $50. Attorney. James T. Bundy.
In re Christine =. Owen order OF
reference
Estate Of John Knox Morris. jr.; pc
titiOn % Jessie .. Fullerton for dis
bursemeEt- Attorneys, Crosthwaite <
Called today1
In re Arthur Lee Williams order for
allowance Attorney. John B. Larner-
Estate OF Thomas d Teager. Will ad-
miJted 20 probate and letters tesla
mentary granted 20 Mary A Yeager;
bond. 800. Attorney, Frank z Elder.
sale OF chattels. Attorney. Rudolph
Yeatnan.
Estate Of John z. IIbbey: order 10
strike certain items from inventory. At
tOTneys. Gordon & GOTdBn-
Estate OF Catherine z. Gaskins; order
granting letters OF administration u
Louis P Shoemaker; bond s. 90. At
torney. Walter J. Lambeth
Estate OF Nicholas DrUmmOnd. Pat
rick R Hill and William r Quinter ap-
pointed collectors bond $500 At
tOrneys, p r Hullard, 2 A Heiskill
and WOCthingtOn. Head & FraiIey
In re May RRedy ct al: order for al
lowance- Attorneys. Hamilton. Colbert
Nerkes & Hamilton
Estate OF Mary f Ramsay; order 20
invest fund. Attorney. Arson s Taylor.
The Washington times., 1908-07-24
FREE DISTRIBUTION
OF 10000 ROSES
Crowds Flock to Florist F. H. Kra-
Iaer'S Store on F
Street.

Ten thousand rose bushes were given
away today by F. H. Kramer. the for
ist. at HIS main store. 916 F street north
west.
It was the anniversary day, the six
teenth, for the firm. and the occasion
was celebrated by the gift OF the plants.
During all the forenoon there was a
line Of people stretching along the street
from the Kramer store. The line had
begun 20 form as early as 7.30 O'Clock.
and new arrivals kept coming about as
fast as the earlier ones went away The
rose bushes were given 10 all who
asked, that is. until the 10,OO0th one was
gone.
Included in the lot were Golden Gates,
Richmond Bridesmaid, Brides, and
Ivory plants
The Washington times., 1908-07-24
DOG OWNERS MEET
TO CHANGE NAME

For the purpose Of discussing a change
In the name and character Of the or
ganization, a called meeting Of the Dog
Owners Association viii be held at the
rooms Of the Chamber Of Commerce to-
night.
The new name Of the organization will
be something like the Citizens Pro
tectiVe League. and its scope and pur-
poses very much broadened Eny and
all persons IN TIE District are eligible
and are invited 10 attend
The Washington times., 1908-07-24
DEATH ACCIDENTAL.
so JURY DECIDES

A verdict Of accidental death was rem
dered by the COTOner's jury at the in
quest today over the body OF Henry J.
MastbrOok. seyenty-three years OF age
who died yesterday in the Casualty
Hospital Attempting 70 board a Car al
Seventh and g streets more than six
weeks ago. MastbrOOk was thrown 10
the pavement
MastbrOOk was a shoemaker. and lived
at 1I16 New Jersey avenue northwest
The Washington times., 1908-07-24
Under Constant Watch.
BISHOP POTTER
is LAID TO REST

COOPERSTOWN. \. Y. July "a
The funeral Of Bishop Potter was held
in Christ Church al u-30 O'Clock Lhia
morning The path from the main en-
trance 20 "FernIeigh." through the
church yard and across the street 70
the front door OF Christ Church. q
distance Of COO feet, had been strewE
with evergreen tips
The Washington times., 1908-07-24
COURT RECORD
OF THE DISTRICT
DISTRICT SUPREME COURT.
Equity Court, TO. I.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
gT~Fr.r --.-s-,--4o--

-
No. ISIS Crowley VS.. Crowley; hear
ing on rule continued TO July 3 Com
plainants solicitors, A. II. Bell and II.
W SOhOn; DEFENDANTS solicitor, Wilton
J. Lambert.
No 1880. Fairfax VS.. Fairfax. tenn
pOrary restraining order returnable
July q. Compliments solicitor. Camp
bell Darlington.
No. Z7S20. Care vs. YOder; restraining
order discharged COmplainant's solicit
OF, A ). WOrthin8tOn; defendants so
hcitors, Sheehy & Shelby
Called tOday)
No 2I6S4- Jordan VS.. Gemmili; rule
TO show cause returnable August 4.
Complainant solicitor. RI. II. Classic.
No. 25455- United States VS.. GaynOr;
time 70 take testimony extended. Com
plainant's solicitor D. W Baker; de
PENDANTS solicitor, A S. WOrthingtcn-
No 27sI5- Ross VS.. ROss; order for
appearance granted Compartments so
hcitOr. E $. Bailey
No. 1891. SWart ct al VS. Chambers.
order to forecIOse trust and granting
injunction Compartments solicitor
Joseph a. Burkart.
No. 1855 Dunn VS.. Dunn: sale set
aside. Compliments solicitor, ". J.
Lambert.
No. z793S. Walker VS.. CoIburn ct al /;
hearing on rule continued Complain
ants solicitor, H A Heitmuller-
No. 25Go9- Taylor VS.. Taylor. sale con-
frmed- COn.plainant's solicitor, D. ".
Baker.
The Washington times., 1908-07-24
Moments Letter

My Dear Sir: In reply 20 your favor
Of July p, announcing the appoint
ment Of H c. Eddy as executive off,
Ger and secretary Of the District Elec-
trio Railway Commission, 1 beg TO say
that we Will be pleased to give Mr.
EDDY. as the agent OF the Interstate
Commerce Commission, all the informa-
ton in our possession respecting COM
plants which have been or may be filed
against our companies with the Inter
state Commerce Commission.
1T Is our desire and purpose TO act
in harmony with and assist the Inter
state Commerce Commission IN every
possible way in the settlement OF any
and all differences in matters over
which TIE interstate Commerce Com
mission as jurisdiction
with my high personal regarLs and
good wishes. 1 have the honor to be.
VERY respectfully
CLARENCE F. NORMENT."
The Washington times., 1908-07-24
PAY FOR MILITIA
DURING MANEUVERS

Capt Charles r. y. Howard. pay
master, viii pay the District militia for
their active two weeks service in the
employ OF the Urited States at the com
ing maneuevrs y the artillery district
Of the Potomac at Forts Washington
and Hunt
The Washington times., 1908-07-24
QUOTATIONS FOR TODAY ON
WASHINGTON EXCHANGE

Capital Traction SIS, 81, 0OOq1l2-
Washington Railway and Electric
As, $l,O006SG'A, s, 0O06IS03s.
Potomac 11lectric Light SIS, $l,Oo0g105-
Capital Trgction, 1Hl25.
Washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferred, 5OQS0lz. 50dS01z.
Lanston, 100G10Ia.
Greene Cananea, 31a105S.
Merchants and Mechanics Savings
Bank. fG140
The Washington times., 1908-07-24
MISS CASPARI SANE,
SAYS GIRL FRIEND
lContinued 90 - -

that with her brother, Mr.. Ambrose VIII
have 70 work 70 save her almost IN
spite Of herself
Il IS understood that within a few
weeks several weII-knOwn alienists VIII
visit the WGman at the United States
jail and atSmpt c peer into the work
i1gs OF her brain Unknown 10 her as
alientsts, they VIII visit her IN the
liCtle cell IN the west wing or the tan.
converse with her, and attempt to do
what al others have failed 70 do. read
tie secret which is hidden behind her
inscrutable face
Under Constant Watch
During all the time she is at the fail,
however. she will be under the Obserya-
ton OF DR.. D. K. Shute. who has q
wide reputation as an expert in insanity
cases. and who testified on them hun
dTeds OF times IN court Upon the re-
suit or his observations the District
Attorney viii base his course Of acton
in the matter
The Washington times., 1908-07-24
Circuit Court, No. 2.
. JUSTICE ANDERSON
called yesterday

No. 5079G- United States ex rel Csrible
vs. Secretary OF the Interior. rule to
show cause returnable October ., 1905
Petitioners attorney. J. N. Rankin.
No. 1885. Cooper vs. City and Subur-
ban Railroad Company: bin OF eXcep-
tons signed nunc pro tune and time 10
file transcript extended 10 August Is.
1875 Plaintiffs attorneys, Padgett and
Forrest; defendants attorney, ]. J.
Darlington
(Caued today)
No. $500 COblentZ vs.. Rhine; leave
TO file amended declaration forthwith.
Plaintiffs attorneys. r. F. Downing and
6 A Berry defendants attorney, g
E Emig-
No. 5O4Z9 Adams VS. Adams: motion
70 set aside judgment Overruled- Plain
tlffs attorney. ] A Johnson: defend
ants attorney. G. p. Hoover.
The Washington times., 1908-07-24
PRICES FOR TO-DAY ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hubs
Co.. bankers and brokers, Hibbs Building,
members New York stock Exchange. Wash
ington Stock Exchange and Chicago Board Of
Tradel
The Washington times., 1908-07-24
BONDS
THE CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by E. =. Hutton a
Co.. members New York Stock Exchanre
1901 T street northwest.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-10
NovIEMBRE 8 1908.


La Union hS tanido Ga frOnt0 sBsa vaS
Al pREtido FspUbliCano, & los Io2ialigtas, &
Log iEquisEaiataB, & lOg ibOEGlGl autonOmiU,
& ID fodoEROi6n libE0 y todou Ioa hO ven.
Cido On buena lid.
Y anunCi6 81 COpO y 10 Conigui6 enc
que sl college del Sur NssguEAba q ne no
hSbFfa COpO.
He satado dopgraciadfaimo en- emo como
On tOdo.
Caro- COlegO, Vd, no uirvs para lsOr Ia
buOna fortuna.
dQus no hay patriOtismo on lOB unio'
niBtaOP
iHombEs = loB uisto diutriton 90 ha ga'
nAdol
siguo diCiendO 81 propio oologa que 81
pRTtidO unioniUta 60 0gArrR q lR aFgOlLa de
IL base quinta (lG independence bsjo Ol
pFoteCtOEsdO ameriCano), lG OteEnR pOuadi'
lie ds,log inCoEPoEadOB y tR'; paEo eI, cole,
90, que Vdg no tiGnGn ni sBa nj ningunR
OtEa REgollG de que agaFEAT8o y al ClNv0
aRdi0nd0 do 10 Incorporation GG RgaTTRT0n
il itilmontC.
Dale con Ia mulOtilla de que los unio.
niatAB no quieFGn & Lon Rme .iCRnoB NADIA
mEs ingxRCto.
Va OSt6 GxpliOGdO $50 y los AmeEiCRnou
GOngatoB 10 BabOD. QueFem0B, como no,
Los busn0B amGFiCRnol p0dimoa I0 inde-
pGndOnCiR bai0 Ol pTOteCtOTRdo americana,
lR OutonOmfA 6 Ia declaration dc EHtado,
PAmplinRB TODD 10 que, On COntr0TiO, di.
cen nueltRoB GEFOdo1 C0mpAtFiotRE.
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Do AdnIRIStEaeI6aD

Avisamos 4 las personals, quo
solicitan suscribirse & este dia-
rio, que 81 peri6dico no les ssri
enviado, 81 ell aviso que con t.
obieto remitan, no viene acoml
panado del imports de la sus-
Cripci6n.
Esta vale por IN trimestrs
1925. Por IN semestre $3.50.
Por IN aaO $500. Page an,
ticip0dO.
S0lamemte y por conducto de
los agentes, Q directamente con
esta administrator Sc podran ha-
Ger suscripciones a <La Cores
pondencia>. Ninguna persona,
que no sea 81 Administrators dc
este diario esta autorizada a sus-
cribir recibOs por suscripciones al
peri6dic0s.
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Una bGRADa- !.
Bile REUNION.
PrGdomin6 Ia nota de C0nffatslnidad
y Sc PrOnunGiaToR GIOcuentgs
bHiDdIS.

En- ol salon del sr. Santos Filippi, Bs
FsunisFdn aver medic dia vsEioB smig0s
que hRbfan acoEdsdo lItvAF q efsCto un
GlmueFgo.
Aunque los comanBaIaB peEten0Oian Las
dos Col0CtividRdaB poIfticaB qus aCabGO de
lGvaF & efseto Id gallaFda Iuchs en los CO.
mioioBp ID nots que pTsdomin6 On Ol al
musrEo, que tUvo honOEsB de bsuquet0,
fu6 10 do la mts sxquisita y Cults ooEdiali'
dad, como cOFFaBponde loH 0lGmentoB que
allf 90 KapniaFaR.
La Founi6n. duE6 hastR las q so de ls
taFde'y despn6D do hacsr loB mas gTandsS
honoEeB Rl Bueulsnto "Man1i" que ofseCi6
don Santos, con Ia efiCianCiR que 81 1abs,
10 pRonunCiar0n eloCuantfsimog bPindiB al
dGsCoFChRR10 o. 0Bpumoso champagne con
Ia nota en- slIoB dc ConffRtaFnidad mas
gFRndg.
EntTO los comeusnIeB 80 oncontrabsn los
BsfioreB DR.. Rafael del Vale Rodriguez
DR.. TomGD VGsquez, Dr. V6lsz Lopez, DR..
AviI6I, prRCtiCante AgustfD OEeFO, gacTOta'
rio 0locto dc Ia CoEts do diDtrito de HumR'
Gao SF. JandS PsEey6, sr. Jaan Gabsty,
Lido. Mons0FEst suro y Ldc. MAEBary.
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NueVa bibliOteCa de aut0IeS eSpa-
i0IeS.


'Cr6nicaB dol Gran CapitGn', p0r D.
Antonio RodFfguOs Villa, de Ia Real Ace
dsmia de 10 HiGtoFia: VoI6mGn X de Ia
Nusva BibliotsCR do AUtOFaB Espafiolss,
que editAn los SFsB. Bsilly, BAillieTs Hi
iou, bojo 10 direction del Excmo. ST.. D.
MsECOlino Msn6ndoz Pslayo.-PrsCio del
9iomplRE, 1850 psHetaA-Ds vSntA en- to-
dRB Ian librsTfaF.
En- 10 extanBR notable Introduction
que enCab9zR el libT0, % lRmenta el SF.
Rodriguez Wills de 10 faIts de una histo'
ria c0mpIatR dc Rquel h6roe legand8Pic.
So CurioB0 ibFo, en- sl CuBl 90 Es6nsn lRn
OuAtro OE6niCRB mas ConOcidaB del illus
tire CspitGn, sB 81 primer psBo dsde para
llegRF & tan ttil finRlid8d. OtFoG tTAbaioG
que p0drfRn hRCBFga-indiCR oil SF. RodHf'
CUES VillR-Bon Las rec etopilacionss de lon
doCumentoa TefeF9nteB Gl Gran CBpit6n,
digeminadoB en- archives bibliotsoaB, ,
de la OOrE8spondsneia del inBigns oRudillo.
El sF. Rodriguez Villa 0xamins dstOni'
dRments , anRliza con 8cieRt0 lAG OT6niOGl
EsunidaB On Bu ibro. ~......
DeBpu6B de IL IntFodUcci6n, 81 sF. Ro'
dR5gus1 Wills innsFta una axtsnsR collection
de CartaH del Gran Capit6B, con otFaB de
los Reyes Cat6liooH de otroB biUt6Eicor
p0FBOnajeT todaB F0lRCionadRG con FeFnan'
C6rdoV8.
La pTimsFG CF6nio0 que On Gl ibro 90
incIuy0 en- 10 ConocidR con GI nombR0 dc
"LRB dos OonquiBtsB del Rsino do N6po'
leD", impress On ZGEGgozs en- 1854 De
90 autOr no ne he pOdido encontrAE niDgu'
M n0tiCiR C0nCFOtR.
La GsgUnds Cr6oicR, que al 8r. RodEf'
gues Villa d0nOmin8 "MRndEitS", 90 tam
Bien de autor iguorGdo. A iuggRr por 10
que del tGxto 90 dsBpEendo, 81 ignerRdo
CroniAtn RGompAfi6 6 GonzRlo do O6Edova
en- Gus smpEeBRB do Italia. Ell OiempIar
manuBcFito, enc0ntERdo On MontillR, pare
CO BsI ol original.
sigus 6Ht8 10 Cr6nics de MonBefoF
Paulo Giovio, tituIadR "VitR di Comalvo
Fernando di O6rdova, ditto II Gran Ospi'
tanO'. Este CT6niCR 90 'imprimi6 On Flo
renCis On 1850, = 60 anterior Loo dou
CitBdRB
La d!timR Cr6niCa, que Cd la primeEa
que 90 publiC6, impFOsa en- SaVills en-
1927. llevR sl tftulo "Breve paEts do lnB
hazSfihB del excalGnts nombTGdo Gran Ca
pit6D, por HeFnGn Perez dol Pulgar."
81 nombEG de 30 autor, iIustTO polftico
, liteFato, de mayor F0lisve & eEtR cr6nica,
81 libEo del SF. Rodriguez Villa, verdA'
deEam0nte notable, t0Emiua con ~un extan.
10 fndiCe aIfAb6gioo de lRB perGonaH citGdRH
en- lRB cT6niCRE.
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CORIO DEMANDA
de dYOrCiO en- Chi
CagO,
Ella era mas fusrte y mas alta que
ely Ie zarrsha Ia hadana de 10
lInd0.
D0spgts d 0l taalataAia NJ So ab'gads tafOA
llIIados, para IiiFmar agar 10 dsmaRda.

5QQ6. debs haCeT an eBpogo cuRndo su
GBpnaa es mGB ats y mas fuOFta que 81 6
inBiSta Ga CastigaEIe9 Eaa Gs 81 slegato:qus
prsaant6 RodeFick b. Webster, nara obta'
neF diYoFCio sn II CoEts supFema, On Chi
cag0. d.. 4. .-
1 III eDtsbleCi6 I'd denunoia poE OraOldad
C0ntInuR , extremGda.
En- uns ocREi6n-diCs 81 damdndanta
-Ia BefioFa Webster DO prsCipit6 BobTs mi,
RgaFEand0mG pOE IA gaFgants y spFstSndo'
me tan fQsRtementa que eItuV0 vaEioa diaB
de enfaPmedad. @
Las fuoEzRG dc diChs uaf1oEa son tRn trs'
m0ndaS, Beg6u lR dsnunciR, que dsj6 auB
dsdos impEesos en el Cuello del maRidO.
Ad0m6B do sHto, ella 10 BOFprendfa YRFian
V0GeB y hastR 10 amenaz6 con I'M revolver,
El fniCo nombE0 de RodaFick B Waba'
ter que apaHsca 8n 81 EegiDtEo de 10 eiudRd,
ca sl de un manufacturers que vivo en- II
RvsnidB Prairie 1913.
La declaration fnk EatiEada. Nj Of Rbo'
gBdo nj WSbatsR fusFon haIIados para
afirmar 6 u0gaT Ia identifcaOi6n de Ia de-
mRndR.
En- 10 oicina de WobHtsr % lo pregunt6
un GmpIeado Ri 6gtB eataba allI.
Isl, eBt6 -ContQBt6-hRCe an mi
nutO aOAba dc ll0gar.
OtEo aujato vino al apaEatO = 90 le pre-
gunt6:
-Es Vd. Mr.. Webster?
-Sf-fu6 ls replica.
-Bisn, tiene Va. que hacsr alguna OBJ
j0Cci6n la demanda de divoFcio pTesentR'
do supu0atRm0nto poF Vd. en- Ia OoEta su'
pFsmR en- contra de 90 aGpoaA?
Mr.. WebBtsr no aBtS RhorR Gquf. No
90 ha pFsE0ntAdo On TODD 81 dia y pueds seP
que v0ngR d0DtEo de- Rlguna8 hoERa no
vsDgS en- TODD 81 diR.
La demandad0 d0CIaTa que sI matFim0ni0
SO llsV6 ef6cto 81 1903 ? que 90 gspaga.
ron an Julio de 1908.
AIgunoB de loa actos de cEualdad decla'
RADIOS On lR dsmandR, son:
Julio 3 1905. Me enViEti6 con Tev6l-
YER CaTgsdo = me dijo que me mataria. lie
quite 81 revolver, p0Eo en- lR Eobuii6a mi
cuellO fac toEcido de- tal modo que aAtuve
de, ,csmR muchoB diaR. <..-l. .-. ..
Noyismbre 2, 1906. Ia ashOE& Webs
ter me egarr6 pOE 10 gaEgantB = nae OpEi'
milo. sisndO mds fusEts que 70, smple6
tunta8 fuerzss que .dej6 EABgufios en- mi
CuelI0. Eataa mRTCRB fueFon viHibIeB poF
muchoB diaB. Otrs YES me di6 puntsp pi6n
pOT lR parts mzl bsiG de mi cueEpo 20
gufFf dolores DoT muchoR dias.
Mayo, 1908. La damandads me GstFu'
j6 10 bOca y me psFti6 el labio inferior.
EBto di6 por FeBultRdo gus ms BalieFa
BRngra dc OlloB ? ga p0 hinchaFOn, de re-
Gultau no eBtOvs preBentRbIe Rl p6blioO pOr
alg6n tempo.
Durante todo ssts, tismpo-continda 10
declersci6n-hs vivido con tenor dc un
grave dana corporal. Muchss vsCeB e8'
OondfA el revolver, que guardabR On mi
CsBR para ibFsFme de lsdFoneH, Rpero tan
pF0nto COMO ella 10 encontFabs me amenR.
EsbR con 81. TeDgo miedo do vivir con
ellie. No tsnOmoB hiioa.