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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-11-26

ing himself just one more chance to
win the beauty of the woman who
loathes him-when, even as the fame
is licking the fuse, another Whit rends
the atmosphere. and from spot mid
way between his longing eyes spouts
something that is red in the torch
flame, and with one shrill scream,
"Morte.' CiprianO, springing high in
the air, falls stark dead beside Ma
rinas PROSTATE form.
The detective and Edwin are thun-
dering at the tower door. Marina stag
gers to it. with great effort turns
the key and lifts up the steel bars.
and stands family leaning against the
stone masonry as Edwin, springing
out, catches her in his arms.
What did it? What wondrous thing
wrought our deliverance?' he asks be-
tween kisses that make the girl wife
think she is in heaven.
BY gum, was it lightning?" asks
the detective, scratching his head.
Then hearing a cry he runs down the
chasm and moves the swinging bridge
into place across the crevice.
Over this comes Mr.. Barnes, leisure
ly walking, humming the sweet roman
tic tune the minstrels are sending up
from the distant sea.
Looking at the two dead men, To-
masso, in his old-time Corsican way,
is saying solemnly: IT'S the hand of
Cod"
But Marina, running to the Ameri-
can, cries: Il know the hand of
Cod" and sinks down uttering bless
ings on the great pistol shot,
BY Goliah, faint possible to do
that with a revolver in this light"
mutters Emory, pacing off the dis
lance. Holy smoke, you should be
proud of them shots
1t was that WOndrous Orezza water
that did it. That toned up my nerves
after two days of devilish misery" re-
marks Burton modestly.
But grub's what I'm thinking
about" says Emory: you haven't
been fed on spoon-victuals for two
weeks" and he dashes into the farm
house.
Edwin, after slapping Barnes upon
the back, has carried his wife. half.
swooning now with joy, onto the YER
andah, when of sudden, with a roar
like that Of a hundred-tOn gun, the
whole tower rises from it's base and
falls tumbling, mass of ruined mas
onry, and on high there is a aisht of
rocks like fireworks. Fortunately the
explosion has been so strong that the
missiles nearly all fall into the sea,
with great spiashing of the water
They can hear the cries of terror from
the minstrels in the BOAT as they has
tily row away.
My last shot wasn't quick enough"
says the American dolefully. Hang
me, if Clip didn't get the torch to the
fuse before he died" Then Barnes
suddenly questions: where's my
wife? Cant anybody tell me where is
my wife,
She was not in that tower, any
way; that we know" answered Edwin.
We examined every portion of it, try
ing to escape"
Your wife," cries Marina. you
should know, / left you going up the
stairs to her chamber in Bocognano !"
She wasn't there?" mutters Burton.
Wasn't there? My servant said she
Wa there. Who was the ladz1'
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-11-26
Aged Woman Burned to Death.

West Plain.-Nlrs. T. Y. Gossit, 70
years old, was burned to death at her
home near here Thursday. She was
sitting in a chair before the fireplace
when her clothing caught fire
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-11-26
insurance Agent Shoots Himself.

ST. JOseph.-Herman f. Limback.
general agent of the National Life
Insurance company, committed suicide
by shooting himself in a hotel at
Wathena, Kan, opposite St. Joseph.
He was 80 years old and leaves
family. Ill health was the cause
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-11-26
Governor Fills Two Vacancies.

Jefferson City.-Gov Folk made the
following appointments: Ernst J.
Powell of Linneus, school commission
er for Linn county, vice E. NJ Sipple,
resigned. Alexander Carter, presiding
JUDGE of the county court of Audrain
county, vice J. w Smith, resigned.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-11-26
Farmer, Felling Tee, Kills Son.

Bismark-Charles Hauser, a farmer
living near here, accidentally felled
a tree on his 3-year-old son. killing
him instantly
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-11-26
Plan Tunnel of Importance.

Southern Pacific surveyors are at
work laying out lines for seven-mile
tunnel through the crest Of the Ser
ras, TO relieve the main overland Hne
Of the stiff grades that now require
two engines 10 haul ordinary trains.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-11-26
surrenders After kiIlino Man

St. Joseph.-John Curtis, county
storekeeper at Hickory. Mo, fifteen
miles south of Trenton, shot and killed
Noah Smith<eolacksmith. Curtis sur
rendered to Trenton officers.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-11-26
MONUMENT TO RALLOONISTS
Memorial Recalling Fatefui Siege of
Paris When Aeronauts Were Heroes.

Parfs.-In memory of the daring
aeronauts who were the only means of
communication between the city and
the outside world when the PrussianS
were besieging Paris in 1871, mon
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-11-26
Towboat Sinks at Hannibal.

Hannibal-The towboat Iris sank at
Beehe island, eight miles above Han
nibal. No lives were lost
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-11-26
Western Canada
MORE BIG CROPS IN 1903

Another $4,000 set
tiers from the United
States. New dis
tricts opened for set
Element. $40 acres
ofland to each set
fIer,-160 free
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-29
De S0CIElAl.

En- ell YsrsaIlss.-Paga una CoEtR tenn
poFada On SsntuPC0 On el hogsE de ls
disEiDguidR familis Gonzales UaldeE6n, ls
linda for del eden de Rio GFande, nefiO-
rita Isabel CaldsE6n. Que HoA p0F muOho
tiempo.
PsFSOnGJeS.-HR sBtado en- sHta Ciudad
ca aBuDtOB de negocioa 81 BsfioF Manuel
GFafiR, director de Ia GuouFIal del "BAnOo
de Puerto Rico" On Msysgiez.
RsstO6IecSda -Lo eRt6 do Ia de!0nCip
que ls EetuVo aIgunoB diRa ON cana, en- IN
EesidsnCia del 'VsEaRllos' la bella damita
Conception Cons s6ltz OaldOF6n. Sol que
vGelvs lucir guS puTOB EayoB, deBeamog
no vuelvS & teneF bTumaB que 0BCuFesCan
ga 0splOndoF.
RegreOO. ~DsBpu6B de paBRr una coEts
t0mpoFadR On BRrranquitas, han Eegr8gad0
gu reBidenCiA en- ol ''VsFsRlleB" la dir-
tiDguid& HefioFA Marin de Muio8 Rivera,
eBpoGa de nueBtEO OompafaFo On la pEenBa
el gefiOr Luis Mufioz Rivera, = o. mont
Bimo nifo Luis. BienvenidoB.
A ba6JGr. @EI pF6ximo domingo hAbE6
jarsn8 on 0l Casino.
Sunehita Lopez -EStG en- San juan u
hormOsG morenits dc FAjsrdo. Ir6 ma
f1ana OSguRB para do 0BtR CiudRd vol.
veF Rquf en- dondo tRntoB amigos admi'
TadoTsg tisuO la gentil d0mita. HaBtB
luego que Bss por mucho tismpo ls o..
tanCia On San joan do lR diHtiDguidR Bs.
fioEitR.
sEMPER.
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Lap0StTeT VOIunt3d de RudiDi.
i"SN8um COrdl! EOJogod Vu0strl8 I5grImOS'

La pEensa italians detios extenBoD ar
tfCulol neCTol6gicoB al marques do Rudi'
nj, jefs que fu6 de vaEioB g0bieFnog.
Entire IoB doCum0ntoB del iluBtre poIfti-
CO fgurR In Bigui0nts caEta, On Ia que el
marques do Rudini expEesR ga ultima vo'
luntGd:
"a mi mUjeE; & mis- hijos:
'i8uEBum CoFdN" Eniugad vuOuGRsB
l6grimaI Digponsd que On mi f6rotEo
yREgG el cusEpo deBnudo; pero onvoIvsdle
On blanca mOEtsja. Que poDga mi eBpoBa
una for y una cruz en- mis- msnoB. La
cruz geF6 el Ejgno do mi fe religions; 10
for B0F6 como una BonFiBR do amor que
onvfo & mi fsmilia = mi PatEia adoEA'
dRg, =
Rog0d al prsDidsnto de lie OGmara que
omitR 10 ConmomoFRci6n h0bitual. Su'
plead las RutoridadeB que omitan lo1
RooGtumbFados honoraa QQieFo QUO mis-
f0msEaleO sean BencilloB y exentOD de fauB
10, cemo do tOdR oBEentRoi6n do modestia.
He vilto Italia miserable egcIava;
hoy muoro vi6ndoI0 TecIinsda 0obre un
trono EasplGndecients do lus y de gloTiR.
Espero que Lon itRliAnos no permitiE6n que
de1Cianda de 81.
Viva Italia una = Iibre! 'isuruum
cordial" lAdioR!-AmtOniO.
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La passion del moro de Venecia.
Lu1g0 Sc irr0jd 4 las Vll8 del trsn quo 10 dO8'
trt26 poT complete.

Roma, SsptiOmbra 5.-HA ocuErido On
eDtR capital IN hscho impreuionanto, que
hs aido comentadiaimo On todaB pRrteH
Tr6tase de IN agsnto de policfa que CO.
tabs ciegamente 0namoTado de una mu'
chAChR, con Ia cual vivfa haCo RIg6u item
po. DSade hRC0 poCos diRB 0l agente ve'
nfS pRdeciondo de csloB horribIeg, pueH pa
FsciaIe que "a amRnt0 no le guaEdabR Ia
fidalidad que 81 deHeaba.
Ella ConteBtsbR & BuB inHuItoB con frsssB
deDpectivhg, Fxarcebando de sBts maners
Ia pERi6n de lO8 celoB en- ell sgento que
hoy, ciego de furoE, diSpRE6 BobTe ella troD
tiEol de revolver, hiEi61doIa gravomonta.
Luego hugo antes do gsr dstenido, y
CEeyendo que habfR matado & 10 j6ven.
BaJo 81 imperio de outR cr06ncia, 81
Ngente 20 suicide arc ejdndoBs las Was del
tren. que le doBtroE6 poE complete.
81 CRd6v0F del Cel0Bo agsnts foe traB'R.
dsdo & lR MOTgue.
Ii j6v'n' Hunquo muy grave, no 30 dOs'
confia dc pOdsr BBlvaFlG.
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AhEigOs de VeranO,

En- ol PARIs BAZAAR 20 soabsn de
recibir abEigo1 fermR MONTE CARLO
en- color Champagne pEopio1 para Ia snts'
Ci6n. Los hay elPgantisimoB con Cuello1
boFdadoS y de pEeCioS muy limitpdou. Para
ERlidaH dc tsAtro y do bales Hon inmeioEa'
blen. En- abEigou nsgroU hay IN gran
BuEtido. AbanioOa japoneH01 gran move
dad, psTfumerfa fnR frRnCeaa dc laf meio'
Eeg msECAU, CinturonsR, poinetaE infaidRd
de REticuloB do nOVedad que esta casa re-
Oibs por tOdoB los vRpoTsB qae llsgan dc
Europa. PEDRO GIUsTI, FOrtsl0'
"a 27
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ANuNClO De SUBlSTA.
DRPARTAMENTO DEL INTERIOR

Ofoina del Superintendents de Obras
Pdb6tos. ~ San JaRn, P. R ssptismbro
%. de 1908. PFopoAiciono8 en- pliGgau CO.
EEadoG para ls adjudication On pdb1ics
guba8ta del suminiltF0, medida y 6ntregs
do 1918 metroE cdbioOs de pisdra trituTa'
do (Lote1 ndmeEoB 2O7 y 2O8) para la
conservation dc Ia CRrrsters No. 8, KIN.
1875, Sscci6n Rio PiedraB, NaguRbo, rs
admitiE6n en- Gsta Gina hssta les 10 0.
m. del diR 10 do O6tubTo do 1908 en- cue
10 ObEirGn p6blicamento.
Todo1 lo1 datOa neCs1aEiog Bo daF6n On
eltS ofcina donds 90 encusntran do mani
fsDto todoB Loo dOCumGntoa que han de re-
CIR en- 10 contrata y podEd1 Eocoiar loB Ii,
CltAdoFeS loH modeloB do pFopoBiCionOg que
han do pEsBsntaE.
La 0dmini8tFaCi6n % FaBsrvs ol dsraCho
dc FechAEaE OuaIquiOFa todau laB promo.
15oionsI-J J. Jim6nea supt do ObTau
F0bIIcAB. II Y, 2.
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PARA La PRESENTE ESTAC|0N.- Los mu-
ShachOs de "La Villa de Madrid" son los
que han resueltO ell prOblema de la gente
de gusto en- Puerto Rico. EllOs son los
tnicOs que han cOrseguidO tener en- su
magnIfico establecimientO el surtidO mas
complete de los artGculOs del ramO. ALI
nunca faltan las legftimas camisetas de
crepe de hilO nj carecen de las mejores
medals para senoras y nifIos as1 como
para caballerOs. COntratOs directOs con
fabricantes les pOnen en- cOndici6n de tener
cuanto pueda pedirse y los mejOres pre-
clos. No hay quien yea y no compre los
juegos de cintas dorothy" que venden
en- cajitas dos lazos y una banda, 9 en- ca
jitas de seis lazos podemosa 9eTyir ~ cgal7 IL
juPgo. Yea ell gran Iote de bordadOs y en-
cafes ouya rsalzae6n hsoe%0s toios b,anCaa ms1Cs
de fantasia no tenemOs competitor; tene-
mos tipos especiales en- Persian hOWn,
Frensh Organdi y cuantO el p1blico de
gustO necesite- Pida muestras Visite
nuestrOs grandes almacenes y seguHamen-
te hallar6 cuantO necesite. P. Q. B. 764.
Telefono 278. San Francisco 81. San Juanl
Puerto Rico.
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LaSAtr8gediaS del
eI6CtriC0 en- New YolE
Ia SOnEIsa Do Ia GuRO IuRtO
Ia s0mbra DO 10 mu9rtO.

NuevA York, Sophomore Ala Beflora
Sophia Smith, viuda dc 68 afio1 do odad,
foe musrtR instant6neRments por an tran.
via el6otrioo on la TeECera AvenidR CO.
lie III, en- ol mOmOnto On que ibR & cru,
gRr sl enFialado.
EI CAIRO iba atsBtado do pass eros que
10 diriglan Fort George; y entire ello9 Sc
hRllRbR lR Be1oER Lizzie JaCoby, do %
amos, quisn, pOF 10 que hubo do resultar,
ne CompTsnde que pOoos diSB la fAItaban
para ser mRdFO.
La 0xcitRoi6n que 90 produjo On Ios pa.
sajsros con 10 muOEte de la uGflors Smith,
apFeguT6 Las CoBag con IR BefiorR JRCoby,
= ca aRf que la ambulRncis que lego al
lugGF del HiniaOtro BeGogsE 0l cad6vor do
Ia pEimsrN, 10 VIC obligads conducir al
miAmo tempo 81 pT6ximo hospital ID
j6ven msdre y al reCi6n uacido.
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ARRIENDO DE CASA Y FINCA. Il Sc
srrlendan, una casa espaciOsa, Teciente-
meme construida con tOda clase de CO.
mOdidades sitnada entire las paradas rs y
26, en- SantUree, frente la de D. Luis To-
rO: una finca de diez cuerdas, a diez mi
nutOs de dichR casa, sembrada de yerba
de guineay endOnde puedeu cuidarse unaV
6 cabezss de ganadO.-Se prefiere perso-
ma que arriende ambas fincas
Para infOrmes dirijirse a D. Jose PaiaciOs
Rodriguez, San Francisco 6l-2P piso. San
Juan. Is VS.
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Camas ' roaa blanca.

FL bassr de la calle de San FfanciBco
EignO ofreCiendO al pGblico oil m6A uelecto
HuEtido de objetoB de fantasia que pusdo
deSsGrGe. AdemGI do los sombCeros para
Isfiorau y usfioEitaL y OtroS mil objetoD
parR damAG = CabAllsroU, tisne un buen
RuEtido dc camaB con todos Bus aCCeHorioa
= de lOB mas oleganteu modslcv. Un gran
suTtido de ropR blanca para HenoEau
y IeiioTiBaB acabR do r0cibir para loB 6lti-
mos vaporSI y toda class do pEsndaB do
oGtN OlaEe puOden OnContEAFuO On LAS No.
vOdAd0l". EBenCiAH fnas, de todaB mar
car y prOCsdenCiat, ObjNtou de tocRdoE
PaERguag y BOmbrilIaB 10 sncuentERn RIli
& pFscios sin compOtoncia.
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VWblclDOR eENERlL

CONSOLES A LAS MADRES.- -El jarabe
Dalmante de la SefiOra WinslOw debe
usarse siempre que los ninOs estan en- el
periodic de Ia detenci6n. PrOpOrciona all
vic Immediate al pequefO paciente, produ.
Glolor el angelito despierta rnUy vivO =
AIegre Els muy agradRble al paladar,
salma al niflO, ablanda sus Dolores hace
8ciles Ia flncionen del est6magO y regula
los intestinos. Els el mejOr remediO como
8idO para la diarrea va prOvenga esta de la
dentici6n 8 de cuslquiera 0tra causa'
Tengase muchO cuidado en- pedir el clara
DO Calmatne de la SeflOra WinslOw": es el
neior de tOdOs
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"NO MAS CANAs." Sin necesidad de
tenirse .el cabellO. PrOdigiOsO especflicO
que hace desaparecer las canas, devOlYlen.
mente NO TINE, sin6 que rest!tuye la
raiz del cabellO y le da vida 6sta, hacitn
dolO recObrar u color natural, Els la uni
ca prep araci6n cOnOcida que posee 6sta
propiedad. Sc hR probable en- miles de ca
remedio eficaz para curar pOr complete la
caspa. Es completamente inofensiYo y no
cOnliene grssa aceite de niDguna especie.
Sc puede usar como aqua de tOcadOr. De
venta:-RicardO BOetgby, AGENTE GE-
NERAL Hotel Inglaterra San Juan, r Il.
30 V. q.
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ROPA PARA NINOS.

P. schirs , 90, San Juan P. r.. Pla'
81 principal y San Francisco 80 antsB Far
macia americana. Sc aCabs dc importar
un complete 8urtidO de Eopa hSoha para
chbAllaEog, jOvsnes y nifog, en- CaBimir =
t0Ia1 lavableB. TFaisg do casa para nifioB
deIds 30 centSvos, UamGdOs ROmpers.
Sa'despachan oEdsne3 poE OoEFoo. Pre-
Ci0g Bin CompstenCiR.
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HeChiCerisS seVlIIanaS.

ssvills, septiSmbEo - Han lido On,
CarceIadAO laG mujsreB Bsl6n Godoy, Car
men Marines = Eu hijG Carmen OPsspo,
que pEOpinR on IN bF0vsjs el novio do ID
Ultima para GmbAuoRrle, dejd adolO degs'
nsEAdo & idioto.
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Ell triste fin del Sultan de Dinnsch.

Manila, Ssptiem bre. 4.-EI su!tGn Din
mach, que hRbfa aldo Rcuaado de hAb0r
tornado paFts On la exre1iCi6n que aBsIt6
10 iIIa do Mindanao On anero de 1905, hs
aido condOnRdo por II CoFta & neP Nhorcado.
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SOLAR CASA, SO vende en- 81 600. en-
CatsnO, calle de la Carretera No. 50. Casi
nueva, que renta $50 mensusles; tiene do
mimic; ell solar mide IL y medias Varas pOr
70 de fondO, situaci0n inmejOrable. InfOr-
mara j. Obrer, P, O. Fox l134, Q parada
10, Santurce, Is v, q
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Sc ALQUILAN. Varias casas ell San
turce, Dastante COmOIas para una regu-
lar familia Lnformardn BenitO }. Carre-
ras, San Juan Tetuan 1G, y eanturce Pa
rads 26, 10. " q.
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La diGtiDguidR lGfiorita intOligents
empleRdR PaCR UrEuti8, que pFeBta ser
vicioB en- el ConIolidado hR Bido trRuladRda
Ia 0tcin0 Do Carload del migmo dOpOE'
tam0nto,
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REMATE DE PRENDAs-En los
dfRE 80 de SeptiombEs primero dc Otto.
bre, On la CaBR de Pr6ItamoB de II. Lopez
CepeFo, (SAn JoI6 16), 10 vendeT6n en- pi =
blicA HubREtR je q 9 de 10 nochs, infni.
dad de prendas que no han Dido renovadas
nj CRnC0lRdaB duFante A6il moGoB.
La Casa Contin6R sus opOTacionGB.
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sE ALQUILAN dos espaciosas babita-
clones prOpiRs para Ofcinas o Dep6sito en-
los bajOs de Ia casa ca'ls de Ia FortaIeza
No. Is. En- los altos infOrmsran. 15V q.
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SE NECEsITA UNA CASA. Para 3
hombres, solos, Sc desea una casa de altos
en- esta ciudad, de ValOr 85 q $40. No hay
ninO. Dirigirse al ?. 0. Box. ll2. ". s.
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SE NECESITAN empIeados para foto-
gTafia, con cOnOcfmientOs en- ell retOque de
negati VOs practi en- el taller. Para in
fOrmes dirigiTse la FOtOgrafa artIstica de
luis Ferreras. MaYagueZ P. r. Is VS..
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-gOMBRRROs PARA sENORAs,
muy slegantes y & prscioB Humsmsnte mo-
diOOu, loI aCsbG do TeCibir La TionditR do
JoESfa EchevRrria, 81 lRdo del RyUntR
miOnto. Vonde tambi6n ofoctos r6ligio
GoG ComprR OnVoltuTRE dc JRbon OCta.
gon.-San Juan, Box 216.
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JULIAN SILVA San JustO Is. San
juan P. r. Muebloria On liquidation,
pFGCiou sin CompstsnCia, peFo al contRdo.
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ENTIRE lou compradoras do roloion &
PlaEoB On Ia jOYsria de F. Kshrhahn y 90
no F0gRlR I'm F0loj "WalthAm" Hemanal'
mont0. La Ultima BemRnR obtuvo uno el
IoCio HefioE Jol6 Maria Fernandez de San
Juan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-28
MONDAYS BENNING ENTRIES.

First race, FLIES and mares. three-year.
ods and UP; five furlongs. Columbia
course-Pantouf1e, 10S: Lady Isabel 80;
Margot, 95; kingsessing. o.; Nanno. 81;
Coincident. 90; Donna Mobile, 81; Tea
Leaf. 81: Winning Star, 81; Gavotte. %;
Lykers, 81.
Second race, fillies and geldings, maiden
two-year-olds: half mile, old course
Cheek. 90; Flatcreek. 90; Dan De Noyles,
80: Aralia. 30; Daily Lane. 80: Bluestock,
90: Elizabeth Sweeney, 30; Nutmeg. 80;
Jack Glenn. 80; Alice Navarro. 80; Tony
'"Takahira, 30; s'Chaperone 80; ''Tiana,
90. ''J. z. Madden entry.
Third race, colts. maiden two-year-olds,
four and one-half furlongs. old course
Epfon, 102: Sir Cannon, 1O2; Flatfoot.
1O2: Won Lear. 1O2: Puddin, 102; Young
Roe. 102: Demetrios, 102: Great Jubilee,
1O2; Sig. 102; ''Witching Hour. 1902; s'High
Range. 1O2. ''J f. Madden entry
Fourth race, maidens, three year- Odds
Grandpa. 11S: Umbrella. ia; Coppers,
1Oo; Oroonoka, 90: Ferrylanding. 30; Wat
erbridge. 30; Tennis, 80; Cartwheel, 80;
Chorus Girl. 81.
Fifth race, handicap. three year-olds
and up: six and one-half furlongs-Co-
lumbia course-Bellwether,1 1S; Berkeley,
III: Smoker, 1l6; Coincidence, no;
D'Arkle, los; Woodland. 100; Giles, 80;
GlaucuS. Sc.
Sixth race. selling. three-year- and
up: one mile. Columbia course-ssHol-
scher 1l5: "'Reidmore, 11J: Ivanhoe. 1l2;
Lally. III. Delphie. no; Higginbotham,
los; Gilvedear, 1917; Progressing 1O9 saw.
Shields entry.
apprentice allowance claimed.
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Anacostia and Vicinity.

Thieves visited the new home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Lester NJ. KidweIl. on the Gies-
boro road. some time Thursday. before the
newly married couple had an opportunity
OF becoming fairly settled In the house.
and stole from the building a quantity Of
table linen. bed clothing. napkins. blan-
kets, spreads and some chinaware. a por-
ton of the stolen articles being numbered
among the young couples bridal gifts
Mr.. and Mrs. kidwell were married three
weeks ago in the Congress Heights Meth
odist Episcopal Church, and they have
been residing with the brides father at
Bellevue. They have been engaged re-
Gently In removing their household effects
to their new home. An entrance was
forced through a rear window. The in
truders ransacked bureau drawers in their
efforts to locate articles Of value. Lieut..
w. T. Anderson of the Anacostia precinct
has several officers at work on the case,
which he hopes to be able to clear up.
Electa Chapter, No. : 2. Order of the
Eastern Star. was visited by the officers
of Martha Chapter, No. 4. and a delega-
ton of members, at its meeting Tuesday
evening last in the Anacostia Masonic
Hall. The visitors were welcomed by
Mrs. Carrie Smith, the worthy matron
Of. Electa Chapter During the evening
Miss Mary Lamond rendered a solo. Miss
Edith NJ. Pyles gave selections at the
piano and Mr.. Charles A. Stevens sang
solo. A guessing contest took place,
Mrs. Wilbur Dodge being the winner and
receiving a prize. 1t was announced that
the chapter realized $3.50 from the rum
mage sale recently held under it's auspices
in Anacostia. Refreshments were served
Mr.. Howard Ramsey OF Baltimore and
a company from that city appeared at st.
Elizabeth's Asylum last evening in a
vaudeville performance at the amusement
hall for the amusement of the patients
and employees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-28
MEMORY OF STEVENS
PROPOSED BY THE
TOXIC CLUB.

TOXIC. March 2S.-Ararquis Ito. Japa-
nese resident general ofikorea, will leave
here for that country April . Today
he lunched with the emperor and after
waEd called at the American embassy
where he talked for a. long time with
Ambassador Thomas J.iO'Brien.
1t Is understood that fllis visit to Korea
is necessary in view of.the death of the
late Durham Stevens. adviser of the
Korean council of state. who at the time
he was assassinated i'm San Francisco was
proceeding to Washington to lay certain
facts and documents with proposals be-
fore the American government. Marquis
Ito said to the Associated Press CORE
spondent today:
Il regard the death of Mr.. Stevens as
a national disaster and a personal loss.
He was loyal friend and servant OF
Japan and Korea and both nations mourn
his loss. Mr.. Stevens was my personal
friend. He was honest and fearless. with
a well-balanced mind, and I regarded him
as fine type of the American. He was
always loyal citizen OF America, and
his memory alone will serve to increase
the friendship of my countrymen for his.
Regenerating Korea.
Il am returning to Korea determined
to pursue a policy whereunder 1 hope to
restore that country,to a condition where
by the mass of the people can live pro-
tected from extortion and corruption. I
cannot Immediately change conditions
which have existed for centuries. but
can already see some light ahead. I shall
miss Mr.. Stevens. who was my fearless
assistant during recent period. when the
difficulties of the situation were so ire
mendously increased by the agitation of
the foreign and native adherents of the
old regime
A movement has been started by the
Toxic Club to erect a national monument
to Mr. Stevens The Marquis Tsuzuki
and the Marquis Inouye led the list of the
subscriptions. and this assures success
of the proposition.