davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-25
ESPANA Y Il PRODLEMA MARROOU|,
Opinion de Ia prensa inglesa, respecto los
acontecirnientos actuales.
FL Standard dice que Espaha debe proseguir una ac-
cion energica en- Marruecos
lie Temps de Paris decara que los dereehos de Epaa en-
Maraecos estan conodes por los raados con e Magzen

por complete fhorabIes a la actua,
paIftica. >
Isl Espana no quiere estar prisio-
nera en- sus poseciones entire el mar
y las kabilas hostiles, es precise que
refine el orden en- los alrededores de
Melilla. 81 este puerto ha de desarro
llarse, es indispensable que los veci-
nos mas pr6ximos sean pacificos y
laboriosos. Ell Tratado de Tetuan
de 1860, el de Marrakes de 1894 y la
convention adicional de Madrid de
1895 estipulaban que el Sultan debia
tener en- este territorio mchallas de
400 hombres. Esa guarnici6n saio
de los alrededores de Mellla en- 1898,
y va habia cesado tempo hacia de
recibir subsidies del sultan, q pesar
de 10 cual Abd-el Aziz Ia utiizo pa
ra guitar Saffi 4 SUI hermano. Desde
entonces ningun soldado imperial
ha reaparecido en- la region. Ademas
desde que el Roghi march6 de Ze-
luan, los rifehos han dado libre curse
a sus instintos belicosos con gran de-
trimento de Ia prosperidad de su
pals.
"No es dudofo que sin salir de los
limites de una6peracion de policfa,
nj hacer la guerra propiamente di-
cha, Espaha podra restablecer la paz
y la seguridad en- la Gueyala. Cum
pira, hacienda este, la mission de
regeneration que la incumbe en- Co
laboraclon con Francia. "
Ell decreto ampliando la suspen-
sion de garantias a toda Espaia y !
cuyo texto fue publicado en- la Co.
cseta esta concebido en- los siguientes
terminus:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-25
REAL DECRETO.

A propuesta de Consejo de minis
tros, y uSando de las facultades QUO
me concede el artfculo IL de la Cons
tltuci6n de la Monarqufa vengo en-
decretar 10 sigluente::
"Articulo l" La suspension tenn
poral de garantias constituencies
acordada aver respecto de las pro-
vlncias de Barcelona, Corona v Ia.
rragona, Sc hace extensiva a las res.
tantes provincias del RENO.
Art = FL Gobierno dara en- su
dia cuenta d las Cortes de este deere.
to.
Dado en- Palacio a 2S de Julio de
l9o9.-Atonso Ell presidente del
ConSelo de ministries Antonio Mau
ro g No Ontaner.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-25

Ell entierro de la finadq . ''cvara
i efecto hoy
Envlamos nuestf.s Ll:se rAffoslEa
condolencia i los familiares todos
de Ia que cumpio su mission en- la
vida y deja grato re ecuerdo de respe-
to y simpatias al bajar a la tumba.
Dlos hava en- Su ssnn = ,tm, lie Ia
que fue.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-25

En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel de peri6dico viejo a So
Quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-25

En- esta imprenta sc vende papel
de perodlco q COS pesos qulntal
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11

day on and up until March 1a'S the
Eli,e-. on the preteNt % exposing TIE
letters and the ccincident q Mr.. Fork
- Being Ci-cC-ered bending over the
7.rost-ate IN az 1Ir. Reebie. had re-
ee-ved 20 aIferent times. amounts OF
money t-on Mr. Forker 70 remain
silent
Demanded 5000 of Him.
About six months ago. when 7 re-
turrel 20 Sharon with my wife. 7 met
1lr. Forker. ard informed him that
unless I received $500 between then
and the tine I intended 20 leave Shar-
Oh. would hold the secret no longer
"He then informed me that IL was
impossible TO- rim 20 ger that amount
cf money but some time in April
1872. -Ee was 20 come into possession Of
a certain amount OF money and would
then turn some over % ne, which was
satisfactory at that time.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
GUSTS CUSTOM MEN
Loeb Announces Removal of
Assistant WeigherS.
NOT IN The SUGAR SCANDAL
Believed This Is the First step To-
ward General Shake-up In the
Service - Collector SAYS Incompe-
tency Is the Cause of Their Dis
missaI, but Explains tEat Term.

New York. Nay -o-The new collector
Of the port. William Loeb. IT.. announced
this afternoon the removal from the Gus
tom service Of Assistant Weighers joseph
2 Quinn. Simon J WescaU. Charles w.
Blight, Joseph Mcmahon. and Thomas
Gliding.
This step was in line with Mr.. Loeb's
announced purpose Of thoroughly cleaning
the custou-house. According 10 reports.
he has other cards Up his sleeve also.
When reporters asked the collector. for
a statement regarding the dismissal Of
the men from service. he said.
None OF them was connected in anv
way with the sugar scandal They were
let out for incompetency in connection
with the unde-weighing Of figs and
cheese. by means Of which a lot Of small
Greek and Italian importers profted. one
OF the men. Blight. has been already in
dicted in Brooklyn for Uaderwsighing. but
the charges against him fell through in
court. Two Of the others. McMahon. and
Giddings. were indicted last week in this.
county and are yet 70 be tried.
Relieved Of Proof.
IF should bring fraud charges against
the undesirable men IN this department.
the burden Of proof would be upon me.
But if remove them for Incompetence.
Il is I'D to them TO prove their compe-
tency-s very difficult thing, in view Of
what have already learned REGARDING
tie laxness with which some Of them
have performed their duties"
The collector was asked If to-day's
batch Of discharges was the beginning OF
a general shake up in his STAFF.
Il co not Ike the wo-d 'shake-up' g" he
said. Il would prefer 10 say thar n is
the beginning Of a reorganization or re-
adjustment Of the force
It is believed that be has hit upon =
way OF punishing certain Of the rne-
under him, who are suspected of having
knowiedge Of the extensive grating
which has come 10 light In connection
with the handling Of the custon-house
business, but against whom there is 10
absolute proof
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11

"On NY leaving Sharon on March
p 1879. proceeded 10 Cleveland.
Ohio. and on The same evening I a5-
dressed q letter 20 Forker. Z48 East
stare. Sharon. which read as follows.
Mr. Harry Forke-
Dear sir. 7 have decided not 20
wait any longer IN regard 90 the
money proposition. and # I don't hear
from you soon. there VIII be immediate
exposing Sincerely YOURS.
u J. n BAILEY.
Cleveland. Ohio
'On March Is. 1872 I received answer
20 same. which read.
Friend Bailey You kcOw the
C.rcumst and the promise 7 made
You when you iefc here. but II YOU
are really desperately in need Of
money. as YOU profess 70 be. VIII
outline a ht-ie plan which. wiki you-
Continued on Page ., Column I.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11

New York. May 1a.-FoT more than SIX
hours to-day opposing counsel in the trial
Of Capt Peter C. Hams. IT,. pleaded the.r
causes before the jury il the Supreme
Court a. Flushing
SO long did they talk that the court
could not give the jury It's final instruc-
tons, and put the twelve under lock and
key.
For four hours o.. more John F. McIu-
tyre. chief counsel IN the defense Of TIE
accused army captain, reviewed the evi-
delce and pleaded TIE excuse of insanity.
George =. Grege. assisting District Al
torney De WIst. started 10 close the case
Of the people. b1t at SIS o'clock Justice
Garretson stopped his argument until to
morrow morning The case viii 80 TO
the jury by noon
When 3Ir- Mcintyre opened his address
he stood 10y the SIDE o. the prisoner. who
sat bIank-faced and nerveless before the
j4ry--
Mrs. Hams Near son.
IRE prisoners mother sat with Gen.
Hams. a few feet away After The pre-
Hminary. compliments 70 ire intelligence
and fo-tl-ude os TIE jury, the attorney
launched into the emotional arguments o.
lis case.
What hearing would ir have on yCI-
u.nd II yoa learned tnat yOl- VIE raI
been urfsithf1l. taat charges had been
made against you that brought you from
the plane of a sell-respectrE gentleman
to the lowest IeveI of tie bvutez" queried
Mcintyre Then he proceeded 10 attack
the p-osecutioa-s case
The doctors for the prosecution an
swered hypothetical question. staIe-
ulent which does not contain : pe= cert of
ia facts. IN which every manifestation
os irrat.onaIty Is carefully LETT out Yo1
wouldn't hang q dog on such testimony
5I-. Mcintyre stepped 20 the side @ the
prisoner. who sat facing the jury. white
faced and u7w.nEinr. and proceeded 20
recount vhat strains had been put or
his nervous system during his ife-
Had Nightmares
He had nightmares screamed SI--
9-~T-7v-e. with a treble crescea5o. He
s,ammered. He feU into TIE hold Of a
ship and was rendered unconscious for a
c.ue- When tEe.cal came tor the men OF
tbs country 70 rise in her defense here
tie uIea6e- for Capt. Hams r-t on the
t:emolo pedal Of patriot -s1l---tEis you-g
man of q nervous tempe-aUent went 90
The field OF carnage under the command
OF that oid nero. lis father there.
III Mcintyre mad ueen waving his hand
over the togs3ed head Of the captain dur-
I'M. this recital Suddenly his voice rose.
and be stepped hack. both hands out
stretched as IN delivery
Here he sits. a living exhibit Look al
him Diagnose him as you Vil.. saE
whether you think he is a sane and nor
nal man"
swiftly an anti-Climax was supplied by
the district attorney. who objected on q
legal 1echnicality 10 NJ. NcIntyTes
method Of summing Up Mcintyre. al
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
FOUR KILLED IN EXPLOSION.
Cause Of Disaster in Powder NH in
Kansas Not known.

Columbus. kan May lo.-Four men
we're instantly killed and a number OF
others injured 90 the Lafin-Rand Powder
Works. four miles north Of he-e. at 10
O'Clock this afternoon. The dead are
JOSEPH STCVALIs sgcd ffts -foss- rears.
WILLIAM MORROW. accf forty rea-S
JAMES r. ABE. aged th1tg-ci Years
ROBERT MCFARLAND, E-ed t-cnty-stx -sa-s
All were married and have families ex-
cept the last named. The cause Of the
explosion = nor known
The press mill. where tie explosion oc-
CURED. was blown TO atoms All the men
lu tho press mill were killed Those IN
iured were hit by flying tim5ers outside
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
TWO DROWN IN LAKE.
College instructor ard Student Lose
Their Lives IN sauan

College instructor and Student Lose
Their Lives an SquaII.
Ithaca MAY Ie-Hiram AveriU Of
Barre. Vt. a graduate Of Dartmouth Col
Icge and an instructor in mathematical
school. and George White. OF Mount
Clemens. Mich. Junior n the school.
were drowned in Cayuga Lake. OF
Myers. some time after O'Clock yeste--
day afternoon in the worse squau this
region has known in years.
Tneir bodies have not vet been found.
bat their overturned canoe was found this
morning in a cove near Lake Ridge
station and one Of the paddles was picked
up ten miles south. near Myers.
Late this afternoon the scaooI authori-
ties and county officers admitted that
they had given Up all hope and tonight
searching parties are out in launches
looking for the bodies
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11

Clasping 10 her breast a tinv leaf which
she had run into tae driveway 10 recover.
Mary Nail five years old. was crushed 20
death beneath The wheels OF a dirt wagon
IN front Of he~ hoase. .G3 Eighth street
northwest yesterday.
In the presence Of her frantic mother
and two sisters. Jhe limp form OF the
child was picked up and carried 20 the
house by her grandfa1Ee- Davis r.
Groves. With several other children. the
little ore had been playing On the side
walk. vixen she ran into the street.
Cne wagon had just passed. ard as she
turned 20 so back on TIE pavement. the
second dovble-tesm vehicle bore down Up
or her when she was but a foot from
the curbiae.
Driver Did Not stop.
Fletcher Warner. negro driver. did not
stop his horses. and was arrested about
an hour later AZ the stables of Kemp. a
p1st-ict contractor. IN Newton street.
This IS about fourteen blocks from the
scene of the accident
With difficulty Policeman T. r. Sween-
ey- os the E-sn;b precinct. .dendsed the
man. and although he mainta-ne! D.,
knew nothing about tile chHd. he vss
marched back q The station. where 2
charge OF murder was placed aesi1s.
him.
Later he confessed ne had run over The
Eirl. when confronted by witnesses.
among them George sullivan. a negro.
VINO was riding in the wagon
Others Who appeared against him were
Annie White and Pose T.-cas. negroes.
wno were eyewiJaesSeS. Miss Rose
Thompson. who lives across the street
wen 60 the station house and identified
Warner as the driver o. ne team.
When the lite zirI was taEe1 into the
house she recognized EaT mother. VINO
rad tainted when she appeared az the
doorway. and saw the apparently life
less child iyiaS In the gutter. Although
suffering intense pain. she stretched her
arms toward he- mother. and mUtelr
pleaded 10 ~ placed in Ee- arms
Almost hyste-icaI Mrs Nail tried 10
Soothe the child. and assisted IN applying
first aid treatment Size urged the little
one 70 stop crying. and her anguish. as
she eNplalne5 last I-C L was almost Un-
Iea-able IS the policemen took he child
10 q hospital
In less than fifteen minutes after she
had been run over. the cHiid was given
TO physicians a. Freedue1s Hospital
Sle lived one inmate after reaching the
operating room There were no marks
on the body 20 indicate she had been in
juret. but physicians say she suffered iu-
ternaIly
Elizabeth Nail ten yeo-s o;d. was play
ing with her sister when the accident
happened. and she says she had run 70
the curb 70 prevent q smaller sister.
Ruth, from tod6linC into The street when
the team rushed by
The man was driving awful fast. and
when Mary was struck he did not even
look back. said s5e AZ her home last
night. "One of my playDates had previ-
Continued on Page 4, Column 6.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
aRIr.nInrhn1n Speclai.-

NV - y - - y laslsIFaE.
Ala. via Atlanta, beginning Sunday Me-
IL. OF following schedule Lave TVssL-
inCt0n $40 2. H., arrive Atlanta 1850 .
m Central timel. Birmingham { y ~
The birmingham Special win carr
through Pullman sleeping car hctv-ea5
washington. Atlanta. ard Birninehars
Southern Railway dining car service This
train VIII aisc have coach 2ccommod--
tons
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
Continued on Page }, Column 2.
sAYLOR QUITS UNDER FIRE.
Western Union superintendent at
PirfSbUrE Resigns.


Fittsburg. Pa. May l9--That E 3.
SAVIOR. superintendent Of the Pittsburg
branch OF the Western Union Telegraph
Company. has resigned his position here
was confirmed by William y AshbaUgh.
Who has been IN charge of the local
Offices since the day Mr- SAVIOR vas
called 70 the New York headquarters.
some time ago
7 understand. admitted Alr. Ash
baugh. that Mr.. Saylor has resigned
OF COURSE il may he temporary or he
may have been transferred I Go not
know whether or not IL IS the result Of
tie investigation into the charges q
wire-tapping and other allegations whica
have been made.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
CALLED BY DEATH
Mrs. John Dalzell Passes
Away, Aged SiXty-three.
SONS PRESENT AT BEDSIDE
Wife of Pennsylvania Representa-
tfve-DaUEhter Fastening across
Pacific on Transport Logan and
WIZ Not Learn of Death Until She
Reaches san Francisco.

After q lingering illness Of eight weeks,
due O. a complication Of heart ard stom-
ach trouble. Mrs. Mary Duff DalzeIl. wife
of Representative John Dalzeu, one Of
the big FIVE" Of the House Of Repre-
seatauves. died at 2 O'Clock last night at
her residence. 1875 New Hampshire ave
nue. northwest. she was sixty-thres
years old.
At the bedside when death came were
Representative DaIzen and two sors.
Samuel DaizeH. secretary TO his father,
and Robert Duff Dalzell. student in
George Washington University.
A daughter. Mrs. Elizabeth Dalzeu
Dunn. is on the transport Logan cross
ing the Pacific Ocean from Manila to
san Francisco She Is returning with
her husband. Col. George NJ Dunn. L. S
A. and VIII not learn or her mothers
death until she arrives in this country.
other survivors are son, William
Sage DalzeH, a prominent attorney OF
Pittsburg. two brothers. William II. Duff
and Robert p Duff. Of Pittsburg. a sis
ter. Mrs. + A. Kitzmiller, of Pittsburg.
and seven grandchildren.
Tafts Send Floral Tribute.
Hardly had the news OF Mrs. DaIzeITs
death become known than President and
Mrs. Taft sent beautiful floral tribute
Of roses 10 the family. and in a personal
note expressed their sincerest sympathy.
They have shown marked attentiveness
throughout the long Illness
Mrs Dalzeil was one OF the best known.
in a quiet way. Of the wives Of the Rep
resentatives in Washington on account
OF her husbands service Of twenty-five
years in Congress. Although greatly
beloved by those who had the privilege
Of a close friendship with her, she PAR
ticipated but little in the activities Of
the National Capital. by natural choice
and because Of her age.
iIer attention was largely given 10
affairs. where she was known
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District OF Columbia,
MARYLAND. and Nirginia-Fair
and cooler TODAY; tomorrow,
fair light 10 moderate north and
northwest winds.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
ARMY BALLOON DESTROYED.
Capt. Chandler Injured About the Head
When Gas Bag Burns

Omaha. Nebr.. May 1o.-After making a
successful fight Of lo0 miles IN four hours,
the United States Signal Corps war bal
loon. which was sent up al Fort omaha
at noon to-day. became ignited through
static electricity and was completely de
stroyed IS il neared the earth at Jackson.
Nebr-. late this afternoon. The occupants.
Capt Chandler. the balloon expert Of the
army, ana Lieut.. Ware, his assistant. es-
capped. but Capt. Chandler was injured
about the head
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
Women in the common..

London MAY lo-Ledies made their ap-
pearance behind the grille in the House
or Commons to-day. Each woman. visito-
i to-day had t. sign her name 10 a declar7-
ton thar she would not break the rules
Of the house
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
COSMOS CLUBNEN
COMPLETE PLANS
Final Steps Taken for Build
ing a New Home.
OPPOSITION DEFEATED
Amendments Voted Down at
Last Nights Meeting.
OPPOSITION DEFEATED

Vote to Increase the Annual Dues
Put ThrOugh-PIanS for New S1rUc
ture Are Vow Being Drawn Up by
the Architect, Who Is Making
Rapid Progress - LeasehOIder 70
titled TO Vacate Premises.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
JAPANESE FLEET SAILS
Training ships Up Anchor" 4fte-
Week at san Frsncf.co

Week at San Francisco.
san Francisco May 10-With many
bsnzais and much waving OF flags .ba
Japanese training feet sailed out OF The
ha-6or this morning after a STAY ~ .
week During the tine the ships were
here the officers AID men were feasre5
md honcred by san Francisco.
Rear Admiral Ijichi said Just before rhe
order Of Up anchors" was given. tbs+
-he reception 70 MS men and himself NE
most friendly and he would aIwavs -.
>aU his stay il this port with pleasure
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
BaItiaore and Ohio RsiIro,s

f5515 Denver. Colorado SPRINGS. or P,,eb1,
and return Tickets on sale Nav = = e
ard q Good returning until Octobe- q
500 "a
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
CUBA TO BUILD HERE.
Congress Takes Up Recommendation
Of President Gomez.

Of President Gomez.
Havana. MAY 1.-THE Congress took Up
the recommendation Of President Gomez
in his first message that an appropriation
OF Sl0oo0o he made for the purchase OF a
site and erection Of a building FOR the
Cuban Leeation az Washington The mat
ter was referred 70 a committee.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
HhIN5 JURY HEARS
BOTH SIDES ARGUE
Judge Will Deliver Final
Instructions To-day.
DEFENSE Is DRAMATIC
Attorney Mcintyre Makes Sym
pathetic Plea for Prisoner.

Declares He Was Insane When he
Killed William f. ABnfs, and
Urges Jury TO Restore Him 10 His
FamiIy-Hother Sobs as She Hears
Arsument-Hains Sits Throughout
Long Ordeal with Blank Face.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
THRILLING RESCUES
AT STUBBORN FIRE
Nine Persons Are Carried TO
Safety on Ladders.
BLAZE IS MOST SPECTACULAR

Flames Threaten Raymond apart
ments. S14 TyveBty-secOnd street,
and Panic-stricken Women Are on
the Point Of Jumping to the Street
When Help COmes-Damage $1,000.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
WHEELS CRUSH OUT
LIFE OF 4 CHILD
Little Mary Nail Killed in
Front of Her Home.
PATHETIC SCENE WITNESSED

Mother Fai1ts as Dying Girl Is Car
ried Iato the House - Victim of
Wagon Driven by Negro Lives q
Minute After Being Placed on
Operating Table in Hospital.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
STOLYPINS Bill VETOED.
Gar Listens to Advice of the Re.
acfiOnaTy Leaders.

dictionary Leaders.
S.. Petersburg. May 1a.-The reactioaarv
intriSues conducted b. NM Witte and
Durnova. former cabinet members
against Premier StolyrIa. have succeeded
70 the extent that the Gar has vetoed
the bin for the reform Of the naval staff
after it had been passed by the Douma
and the council Of the empire.
The Car has refused u. Stolypin's
proffered resignation Of bis position.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
KIDNAPPING MYSTERY AIRED;
CLIMAX TO BLACKMAUING PLOT
Harry Forker Uncle of Willie Whta Accused of Having Tnstgated
Plan to Get $4,000 from Relatives Boyle After Being
Sentenced Gives Out Statement in His Cell

Mercer, Pa, May Io.-Express-
ing veiled regret that the laws Of
the State did not make kidnapping
a capital offense. Judge s. J..
Williams. Of Mercer County, DID
the next best thing this morning
when James H. BOYLE. convicted
Of kidnapping little Willie Whitla,
came before him for sentence.
He gave him life Imprisonment
To Mrs Helen Bowie, wife OF
the convicted man. who also has
been convicted Of completely with
the crime OF kidnapping. was given
"a sentence OF twenty-five wears I'M
.Prisonment and to pay a fine Of
5000.
Inside Of two hours the long ex-
pected explosion in the Whitla
case came.
From his cell in the jail James
BOYLE issued lengthy statement
regarding the kidnapping Of the
child, in which he accuses Harry
Forker, brother-in-law Of James P.
Whitla. OF having planned the en-
tire kidnapping.
He also accuses Forkcr of hav-
ing guilty knowledge Of the death
OF man in Youngstown, Ohio.
fourteen years ago, and admits that
he has since that time been collect
ing hush money from the Sharon
man.
BOyIe's Statement.
The statement, in part IS as fo,-
lows. and is signed by Boyle:
The complete history Of the kid
mapping Of Willie Whitla, the origin Of
same. and what led up 10 il:
On the morning Of -. between. the
hours Of -. Dan Reeble. jr.. was
found dead on the Sidewalk in front
Of MaUse- Block East Federal street.
Youngstown. Ohio. and over the pros
trate form was Mr.. Harry ForLer. Of
Sharon, Ps. holding in his right hand
a package Of letters that were gath
cred from the sidewalk near the dead /
body o. Mr Reebie.
As he Was about 10 depart from the
vicinity be was intercepted 5y the
writer and man. who has since
passed 10 his reward. Mr. Dan shay. 1
a saloon keeper, of Oak street,
Youngstown. Ohio.
In Mr.. Forker's hurry to leave the /
scene he failed 10 find two envelopes
that contained four letters. The same J
were picked up b. Mr. Shay, and later
taken 10 his place Of business IN Oak
street The writer and Mr. Shay sx- I
amined and read the contents of same.
which proved. beyond doubt. the pres
ence OF AIr- Forker there at that time
ArranEeS for Meeting.
The letters were written by lady.
two from q party in New York State
and the others from Cleveland. Ohio.
At later cate 4Ir- ForSer was ap-
pr!sed Of the fact that the writer held
these letters in his possession. and
asked he could use the same. 4
letter was Immediately sent the writer
by Mr- Forker, stating that he
tForker) would ike TO have 4 per
sonal talk with the writer. which
meeting took place a day or 50 after.
Mr.. FOTker acknOwledg, he would
pay a sum Of money for the possession
Cf said letters.
The amount not being. COT aCered
sufficient. was refused ans fr4r7 that
Alabama Flooring CCoodl aca Foo,
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
AMERICANS CARRIED OFF.
Party of Tourists Seized by Natives
of southern Morocco.

London, Nay IA dispateA from Tan
gier 10 the Daily Telegraph says il is
reported from Mogdor. - miles from the
civ Of Morocco. that a party Of Amer
lean tourists have been carried of by
natives. near Agadir.
Agadir. or Santa Cruz. IS the most
port Of Morocco Il is twenty
three miles southeast Of Cape CHR.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11

Fencing boards, sI-=3 Per 100 Feet.
Frank LibbsY & Co. 9Th 81. and n. 7. ave-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11

Lumber Prices Have Dropped Again
Frank Liobey L Co 6th S. and y ave