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El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-06-13
Por ell Teatro.

La Compania Dy 'matica
del Sr. Martinez de la Las
tra,' continda .llevando al pd
blico, en- gran cantidad, al
Teatro Sol6rzano, ofrecien-
dole espectaculos cultos e in
teresantes.
FL martes llev6 a la esce-
ma ell magnffico drama "Pri-
Juez que Padre" de 81
tuaciones emocionantess, con
quistandose los artistas JUS
tos aplausos per su buena
labor, y para esta noche a.
la siempre aplaudida
obra de Cano y Masas, 'titu-
lado 'La Pasionaria. "
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-06-13
Ca1nbio Favorable.
Una espalda nueva por una
weja. Como puede obtener-
Sc en- Laredo.

La espalda duele & veces con
pesadez, hacienda 4 I'd. debil Y
cansado. Dolores agudos Sc sien-
ten en- la region de los ri1ones. v
vuelven q sentirse tan NAL los To-
mos, que ell agacharse es un supli-
clio.
De NADIA sirven las frotaciones,
nj los parches en- la espalda, en- tai
condici6n. No alcanza I'd. la eau
sa. Gamble I'd. su espalda vieia
por una nueva. Siga I'd. ell ejem-
plo de este laredense:
Pedro A. Guzman, de Laredo,
Texas, dice:
He sufrido severamente dolor
en- la espalda y en- los lomos. Fran
esos dolores muy molestos, porque
Sc extendfan 4 los brazos v 4 las
picrnas.
Durante ell dia sufria horrible
mente Y me alegraba al entrar la
noche, de ir 4 mi casa q descan-
sar. Me daba frotaciones y toma
ba muchos remedies, con la espe.
rama Gle sanar; pero sin resultade,
hasta que compr6 las Pildoras de
Doan para los Rihones.
No conozco otro remedio que ha
ga tanto bien en- tan POGO tempo,
Las dolencias Y las debilidades des
aparecleron, y ahora me encuen-
tro excelente de salud. Doy mi
mejor remendaci6n q las Pildoras
de Doan para los Rihones."
De venta en- todas las boticas.
Precio so cts.
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo.
N. York, lnicos agentes para los
Estados Unidos.
Recllerdese ell nombre Doan) Y
no Sc acepte ningun otro.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-06-13

"Las monedas fracciona
rias de plata. .contendran UNI
cantidad de este metal infe
rior a la que proportional
mente les corresponds POI
su valor representative COZ
relaci6n al peso"
Esto autoriza ell robo.
Ell inciso D. del mismo ar.
ticulo, dice:
"No sera obligatoria la ad
mission de estas monedas
fraccionarias en- I'M mismo
pdgo por cantidad mayor de
veinte pesos, nj la de none
das de otros metales inferio-
res en- cantidad mayor de un
peso; pero ell Gobierno desig
nara las oficinas en- donde
los particulares puedan libre
mente zanzibar por pesos
fuertes la moneda fracciona-
ria que presenter en- cantida
des de Glen pesos 6 sus null
tiplos.
iCuanta arbitrariedad!
Va uno a pagar S 81.
Puede obligar a que Sc re
ciba un peso en- cobre Q nj
kel y $40 en- vigesimos, deci
mos Q quintos.
Quiere uno zanzibar S 95
de monedas fraccionarias por
pesos fuertes. No puede rea
liar su intento.
iD6nde estan y cuales son
esas mentadas oficinas de
cambio?
Ell inciso G. del artfculo e
trae estas palabras:
"Amonedar para la expor-
taci6n pesos de cunos ante
riores al actual" "
Esto .es convertir en- falsi-
ficador de moneda al Ejecu-
two Federal.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-06-13

a la guerra de que venfa va
cansado, ha permitido ell es-
tablecimiento y prolonga-
ci6n del actual Gobierno; pc
70 Sc acerca va el final de es
tie dltimo periodo presiden-
cial del Sr. Gral. Diaz; y el
pueblo Sc prepara para las
luchas electorales; y como ell
mismo Oral. Diaz ha declara
do que va no intentara per-
manecer durante otro perio
do ell frente de los destinos
de la Naci6n, Sc infere que.
la lucha a que Sc prepara el
pueblo meXicano sera una lu
cha, que 81 bien renida, no
sera una lucha armada que
venga a manchar con sangre
ell suelo nacional, puesto que
no habra necesidad de recla-
mar, por la fuerza, un dere-
cho, y s6lo Sc trata de discu
tir la personalidad polftica
de los diversos candidates.
que Sc Sc presenter al fnali-
Ear el actual periodo a que
nos venimos refriendo.
Ell pueblo soberano quiere
yer va brillar en- su cielo el
sol de sus santas libertades,
y elegir a sus gobernantes
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-06-13
ell n1alo.
u lllNlO.
EXpliquemos algo.

el IlldlO.
Expliquemos algo.
Precisamente por ell empu
je de los Regidores, y cuyc
Iempuje vic ell Presidente DIES
de la primera session, ell jefe
dc la Corporation Sc decep-
cion6 y opt6 por ell peor me-
dio: no dar cuenta de todos
sus procedimientos a los Re-
gidores.
Esto, como es justisimo,
desmoraliz6 por complete a
los consejales, y hoy, no tan
solo no Sc atreve nadie a for
mular alguna iniciativa de
provecho para la comunidad,
sino que nj siquiera a asistir
a las sesiones. Dicen, (y tie
men raz6n sobrada) ipara
que servimos nosotros? ST
el Presidente hace y desha-
ce, icual es nuestra mission?
81 las comisiones no pue-
den trabajar con libertad,
lqu6 objeto tuvo el nombrar
las?
TEMPO es va de que el
pueblo Sc file con cuidado ex
quisito en- ell candidate mas
apropiado para la Presiden-
cia del Ayuntamiento, y que
no siga obedeciendo ciega-
mente la consigna del cen
tro, pues 81 el Sr. ArguelIes
y otros gobernantes anterio-
res pudieron designar para
la presidencia pelsonas ade-
el actual gobernan-
tie, por muy buena voluntad
que tenga en- ayudar a esta
abatida region, no podra ha-
Ger 10 que sus 'antecesores,
rorque 81 conoce las necesi-.
de esta parte del Esta
do, no conoce la gente, loI
cual es un inconviniente gra
visimo para el mejor acierto.
iPobre Matamoros!
"a d6nde. vas a parar en-
este resbaladero?
Deiende tus derechos con-
dignidad, sin groseria, y jus
una vez mas tn titu
10 de Heroica.
Ell CoRRESPONSAL. !
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-06-13

sin tener que apelar a la lu-
cha armada. FL pueblo quie
re que ell hombre que Sc en-
cargue de regir los destinos
de la Naci6n, sea elevado
por ell voto popular y no por
la fuerza de las armas. Ell
pueblo quiere que haya paz
sin inacci6n, y que haya elec
clones sin pronunciamientos
nj euartelazos. Ell pueblo
quiere que los individuos
que vayan a integrar las Ca
maras federales y locales de
los Estados, sean elevados
por ell pueblo para provecho
de ese mismo pueblo, y no
por ell torpe favoritismo pa
ra dnico y exclusive prove
cho de ellos y detrimento de
los derechos de ese mismo
pueblo, que es para quien Sc
gobierna.
Ese es el ideal que perse-
guimos. Ese es ell ideal del
pueblo.
Un liberal,
ISMAEL GONZALEZ REVELDE.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-06-13
Ct Ideal del Pueblo.

En- nuestra calidad de me-
xicanos libres y amantes del
bienestar de nuestro pueblo,
deseamos que este, va que
tiene asegurada su indepen-
dencia, puesto que ninguna
naci6n eXtrana viene a impo
nernos sus leyes nj decretos,
goce, en- ell pr6ximO pefiodo
presidential, de una libertad
que ha sido para el totalmen
te desconocida durante la
larga permanencia del Sr.
Gral. Dfaz en- la silla del po-
der. Deseamos que ese pue
bio, en- los momentos de ele-
CIR eI mismo a los ciudada-
nos que deban regir sus des-
tlnos, inspirandose en- sus
propiaS necesidades, lame a
los puestos del poder a aque
los de sus hijos que lie pue-
dan ofrecer y garantizar ell
uSo de sus mas amplias liber
tades.
Durante la Administra-
con del Sr. Gral. Dfaz, ell
pueblo, cansado de la lucha,
no ma querido reclamar, porI
ID 1uerza, una libertad que
oe derecho le pertenecfa y,
pOr este, prefriendo Ia paz
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-06-13

La prensa de Tamauli-
das nos da la infausta noti-
cia de que falleci6 en- C. Vic
toria ell Sr. Lie. Juan Coma
lez Quintanilla, hermano po-
litico de nuestro inolvidable
y muy estimado amigo ell Sr.
Juan B. Tijerina.
Ell Sr. Lie. Gonzalez Quin-
tanilla era uno de los pocos
tamaulipecos de la vieja
guardia que a1n sobreviven;
diputado a la Legislature
del Estado y hembre de gran
Influenza politica.
Abogado inteligente y
muy distinguido mason, la
del Sr. Lie.
Gonzalez Quintanillla es una
gran perdida para ell Estado
de Tamaulipas, donde era ge
neralmente querido y estima
do por sus virtudes cfvicas Y
por sus rgrsonales meie3s.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-06-13

Tenemos entendido que ell
Sr. Martinez de la Lastra
tiene en- estudio ell gran dra-
ma "Despues de la Muerte,"
del nunca bien dorado poeta
potosino Sr. Manuel Jose
Othon, ~ 10 pondra en- esce-
ma la proxima semana en- OBJ
sequio al pdblico de Laredo,
que no conoce esa grandiosa
obra, la que hizo la reputa-
cion del inspirado poeta poto
sino, y que es 10 mejor del te
tro meXicano moderno.
Anticipamos nuestro aplau
SO a los estudiosos artistas
del Sol6rzano.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-06-13
ID NDletl en- Mexico.

Positiva vergjiepz, causa
leer 'varios articulos de la ia
mosa ley de 9 de Diciembre
de 1904.
FL inciso C. del articulo l.,
dice asi:
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-10-20
DECISION OF TERRITORIAL
COURT WAS REVERSED

Enid, Okla. Oct. 20.-Holding that a
city cannot contract away police power
relating to public health, United States
Judge Coteral in the federal court here
yesterday denied the application Of the
Shawnee Sewerage company for an in
junction to restrain the city Of Shawnee
from installing a municipal sewer system.
This decision reverses the territorial
court of Oklahoma. which ruled against
the city in the same case
The case, which was bitterly fought, in
volved the right Of city to install sys-
tenn Of municipal sewers. The sewerage
company brought suit to prevent such
action. claiming that under a contract
with the city the company had put in a
sewerage system at a great cost, and the
action of the city would confiscate or rem
der valueless the property of the company
valued at $4,000. The federal court
held the company's contract is not
valid. The decision was excepted to and
it is believed the sewerage company will
appeal the case.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-10-20
HASKELL ANSWERS
EIGHT QUESTIONS
Says Not One Cent Of Guaranty
Fund was Spent for Whiskey
Books are Open

Guthrie, Ok, Oct. 90 Governor Haskell
yesterday replied to the eight questions
propounded to the administration by
United States Senator Albert j. Beveridee
on his Oklahoma trip. Haskell charges
Beverdge with ignorance Of conditions in
Oklahoma and with being influenced bya
bunch Of carpetbag grafters, who call
themselves the state committee
TO the questions as to whether any
money Of the bank guarantee fund has
been used in cashing dispensary warrants
the answer is; mot one single penny"
In answering the second question, which
is along the same line, the governor
states that "two-thirds the bank guarantee
fund is invested in g Der cent state
warrants. and arrangements have been
made withlareer banksto cashimmediately
these warrants in case there is greater
demand on the guarantee fund than can
be covered by the cash on hand
The governor declares that there are no
dispensary warrants
In reply 70 the other questions In which
Senator Beveridee askedif the administra-
ton would permit a public inspection Of
the books Of the bank guarantee, school
land funds and the expensesof conducting
these and other departments Of the
government. the reply Of the administra-
+;on Il qun,uad m IN HaskeIl's answer Ia
the third question:
ANY honest citizen applying al the
governors office viii be assured Of an
opportunity to make the examination Of
any department Of state government
This has always been permitted. The
only person excluded WAS the secretary
Of the Republican state committee. who
was for a time allowed unrestricted
privileges. which be grossly abused and
lied about, until / ordered him excluded
as an untrustfnl and undesirable citizen.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-10-20

Senator Robert L. Owen addressed a
large audience of Representative citizens
at the court house here today on the issues
Of the campaign.
Probably no more appreciatiye gather
ing has greeted any speaker during the
campaign than listened to Senator Owen
today, The speaker, being Cherokee
by blood and having many friends and
acquaintance in this part Of the country
made the occasion an exceedingly pleas
ant one for both speaker and audience.
Senator Owen is the master Of logic and
his systematic array of facts showed the
difference between the two Great political
parties now in a struggle for the mastery
in this country. No more sound presenta-
ton of the democratic contention in this
campaign has been presented by any
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-10-20
AUDIENCE WAS PLEASED
WITH LAND OF NOD

The largest audience that ever as
sembled TO see show in Vinita gathered
at the Auditorium last night and enjoyed
the splendid production Of the Land Of
Nod Although the night was bad. the
house was packed TO It's full capacity.
Everyone was well pleased with this
magnificent musical comedy Knox Wilson
as the April Fool" was the star attrac-
tion and kept the great audience in an
uproar during his numbers on the pro-
gram. Dorothy Webb. as Bonnie also
made qgAe ahit cf the feminine mem-
bers 81 I'm cast. Adelaide Hanand as the
chorus eirl" easily the favorite
VIM. WeIp as the ~Wclch Ragrbit. and
Maurice Darcey. as the 'man in the moon,
were given Great share Of the applause
The lack Of an orchestra marred the
effect Of the musical numbers to a large
extent but Maurice Darcey and the chorus
drew much applause on the song hit Of
the evening. The Same Old Moon, Knox
Wilson in comical Saxiphone solo was
great favorite.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-10-20
THOUSANDS GREET
BRYAN IN CHICAGO
Affairs Of Working men Demand a
Representative on Presidents
Advisory Board

Chicago, Oct 20.-W J. Bryan arrived
in this city last night at O'Clock in a
blaze of glory, after an all day trip through
the state. Thousands assembled at the
union depot to greet him as his special
pulled in, an hour and fifteen minutes
late, and in the crowd we're a large dele
cation from the Cook county democracy,
members of the national committee, and
all the local democratic candidates, in
Guiding candidates for congress, who
escorted him in fifty automobiles to Pilsen
park, where he addressed great throng,
Many in the PiIsen park audience were
laborine people.
IF am elected president. said Bryan,
land the more travel and mingle with
the people the more convinced am that
win be elected. intend to have secre-
tary Of labor as member Of my cabinet
THE affairs of the working men in this
country are too great not % have re-
presentative un the presidents advisory
board. From this secretary should seek
advice on legislation Of interest to the
working man"
Taking up the subject Of publication Of
campaign funds Bryan said:
4 asked large audience whether they
were in favor Of the republican method
of publishing contributions after the cam
paien. or the democratic method Of pub
fishing them before. asked all in favor
Of the republican way to hold up their
hands. Not one hand was displayed :
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-10-20
BAD WEATHER DAMPENS
INTEREST IN EXHIBITS

Bad weather has somewhat marred the
first day Of the Farmers Institute. but
nevertheless considerable interest is be-
ing shown, and many farmers Of Craig
county are in town with exhibits Of corn
and other produce and live stock. l. N
Mcdonald of Bluejacket has two very fine
Poland China hogs on exhibition,
and there are also some fine swine Of the
Duroc-Jersey breed in the show pens.
This forenoon was taken up, principal
ly with the arranging of the exhibits, The
ladies exhibit is being arranged in the
Cherokee Club rooms and is very interes-
ting.
It is hoped that the weather will clear
up for the final day, for an immense
crowd, lis expected and there will be
plenty Of amusement for the visitors to.
morrow.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-10-20
SENATOR GORE ON
SENATOR BEVER|DGE
Deplores Action Of Indiana Senator
In Insulting Texans and
Disparaging South

IN his speech at Muskogee on Oct. l7thl
Senator Beveridge said. "Oklahoma is too
intelligent to be part Of the solid south
and too big to be the tail Of Texas. "
Mr.. Beveridge is the Great Senator of a
Great State. rejoice that our people had
the privilege Of listening to his eloquence
and of profiting by his wisdom ! deplore
the fact that Senator Beveridge felt called
upon to give utterance to such narrow and
sectional sentiments of bitterness and
hate. feel that he felt called upon to
Rstigmatize a great section and insult a
great state in this reunited republic.
Senator 9everidge misunderstood Okla
homa and misunderstood Oklahomans.
There is not patriotic citizen h this
state who will endorse those utterances,
reeking with sectional animosity Every
loyal citizen, whether a democrat or rep
ublican must regret and resent those
wanton Insults and indignities.
The South is loyal to this glorious union.
She sealed her devotion with her hearts
blood in the Spanish-American War.
Texas does not profess to be better than
any other state. but she is as good as the
best Lincoln predicted that the money
power Of the country would endeavor to
prolong its own reign by working upon
the prejudices Of the people, till all wealth
is concentrated in few hands and the
republic is destroyed. Beveridge's speech
justifes Linc0lns prediction.
In Oklahoma. Texans and Indianans,
Kansans and Kentuckians have united
their hearts and their hopes to build up
this matchless young state and to glorify
this matchleas republic
would suffer my right arm TO wither
before Iwould array section against section
Or disparage single state in our much
loved Union. Cursed be the traitors lips
that utters the sentiments Of sectional
hate and thrice cursed be the hand that
rekindles the extinct fires Of sectional
passion One country and one flag is the
eminent Of every Oklahoman, and the
sentiment Of every loyal american.
whether democrat or republican and
whether born meath the northern star or
southern cross.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-10-20

SUCCESSFUL BOX SUPPER
AT SHANAHAN PLACE

All report good time at the box supper
at the Shanahan school house last Satur-
day night. Thirty-nine boxes were sold,
bringing $44.75, The cake containing a
$500 gold ring for the prettiest girl in
the audience was awarded to Miss
Margaret Shanahan, bringing $24.Sl. The
cake for the LATEST man was received by
Jack Morris, which brought $3.50. Total
amount received was $7041, The board
Of directors wish to extend their greatest
thanks to'the ladies for bringing such
abundantly filed boxes; and to the gentle
men for opening up their hearts and
pocket books and bidding soliberally upon
the boxes and cakes as they were sold.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-10-20
SENATOR ROB'T |. Owen
ON THE CAMPAIGN ISSUES
Oklahoma Senior United States Senator Talks
to Appreciatiue Audience at Court House
Systematic Array OfFacts in COnUinc-
ing Argument for the Principles ADJ
UOcGted BY Democracy.

/ speaker. The abuses that have grown up
under republican rule were dwelt upon,
and the speaser clearly showed that the
only way to avoid an ultimate revolution
was to dislodge from power the party
backed by predatory wealth.
After this week of campaigning in this
state, Senator Owen win 80 to Ohio. where
during the final week Of the campaign he
win speak in the interest Of the candidacy
Of Bryan. Senator Owen viii leave for
Ohio next Sunday.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-10-20
IN WASHINGTON
AFTER MARCH 4
Bryan Confident Of his own Success
Makes Strong Plea for
Democratic Congress


BY Associated Press.
Hammond. Ind. Oct 20----Repeatine his
made yesterday. that he would
be in Washington after March 4. William
j. Bryan in an early morning speech,
from the rear platform Of his special train,
made strong plea for democratic con-
aress which would cooperate with him in
securing remedial Legislation, which dem
ocracy demands. A big crowd was on
hand to extend him hearty welcome.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-10-20
HARRY THAW WILL NOI
Co TO PITTSBuRG NOW
by Associated Press

BY Associated Press
Pittsbure, Pa Oct 20--Judge Young
dismissed the writ Of Of habeas corpus in
the Harry X. Thaw case. This means
that Thaw win not be brought here at
present
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-10-20

CHI. Reidemanhas beautiful unredeem-
ed diamonds thathe is selling at a bargain,
and those interested in the purchase Of
these gems had better see the display in
his window and in the store. Call and
see them anyway.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-10-20
LAKE MOHOnK CONFERENCE
WILL OPEN TOMORROW


6y A79Oc7dTIU FIC55
Lake Mollonk. N. X, Oct 20.---Philan-
thropists, educators and others interested
in tie welfare Of American Indians, Porto
Ricans. PHILIPPINES and other people under
the guardianship Of the United States are
gathering here for a conference, beginning
tomorrow. and known as the Lake Mo-
honk conference Of the friends Of the In
disn and other dependant peoples" The
sessions will continue through Friday,
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-10-20
JAPAKS EMPEROR
RECEIVES SPERRY
Commander and Staff Of United
States Fleet Given Great Ova-
ton in Flowery Kingdom
BY Associated Press

By Associated Press
Toxic, Japan, Oct. 20--The Emperor Of
Japan at Tifiin oday received in audi
ence, Rear Admiral Charles 5. Sperry Of
the United States navy and the three
Rear Admirals commanding the divisions
Of the Atlantic fleet, with score of cap
tains. the chiefs Of staff and flag Iieuten-
ants The ceremony at the lmperors Palace
was one Of the most brilliant features
of the celebration.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-10-20
DIAMOND CRISIS PASSED
AND PRICES AGAIN ADVANCED

Brussels Oct. 6--The local papers an
nounce that the Antwerp diamond trade
crisis is now at an end Sales have as
sumed their former value, and prices are
progressing. The laborers wages are al
so increasing. The Antwerp rough
diamond syndicate has raised its selling
prices by 10 per cent, and in short, the
situation seems very hopeful
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-10-20

Bartlesville, Ok. Oct. 20-Jacob H.
Bartles.foundar of Bartlesville and Dewey.
died at his home in Dewey, Sunday Of
Bright's disease, aged 66 years. He serv-
ed through the civil war in the Sixth
Kansas cavalry.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-10-20
DOWAGER QUEEN OF
ITALY GIVES CONSENT

By Associated Press.
London, England Oct. 20-A special
dispatch from Rome says that Margherita,
the Dowaeer Queen Of Italy. has at last
consented to the marriage Of the Duke
of the Abruzzie and Katherine Elkins' s'and
adds that the Kings gift will be an $780,
600 diamoud tiara.