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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-12
Lincoln Program at G. P. o.

The Lincoln centenary was observed
yesterday afternoon at the government
printing office. Following a musical pro-
gram William f. Andrews. auditor of the
Treasury Department. delivered an add
dress on the great emancipation and his
work. He said that Lincoln really
needs no costly memorial as he had left
a memorial in the reunited north and
south for all time.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-16
Sigue interrumpida la llnea, y por
tanto no podemos hoy, tampoeo, servlr
ii plhlico la seccion de information pOr
cable 4
IL. Neunann
IMPRESIONES DE VIAJE
POR NORTE-AMERICA.

I'll senior Eduardo Neumann ha enri-
auecidO ell catalogo de suS hbros, con
uno mas de meritos sobresalientes, que
fc ha Waldo aqui y fuera un verdadero
xriunfo literario, 81 puede llamarse asi
ri APPLAUSE unanime de la critica que 10
ha juzgado. Nos referiInos a sus ''Im-
prcsiones de viaje por Norte America -
sue aeabamos de leer con verdadera
delectaci6n. Libro en- verdad hermoso
y elOcuente que pone de relieve con
maestria suma la riqueza, la exhube-
rancia, ell cosmopoiitismo, la lucha de
razas, el imperio de la democracia, la
sDberania del dollar, de un pueblo que
en POGO mas de una centuria Sc ha CO.
locado entire los primeros de la Europa
eivilizada. Ell pensamiento de Fran
kim sc ha cumplido. Ell dijo, al morir,
gue guerra volver la terra cien amos
mas tarde para contempIar los cambios
que habian de realiZarse Ell ese pueblo
en csc periodo. Y 81 resucitara, contem-
plxr1a con ojos extaticos la maravillO-
Sd transformation de los Estados: pero,
Jay! llorarla tambien las desvaciones
cue ha sufrido, en- tan breve lapse de
tempo, la raza de los grandes purita-
nos. Vcria como los Estados Unidos de
1900 no son va los Estados Unidos de
1900. En- un siglo, cuantos camblos sc
han operado . Ell pueblo cuakero Sc ha
hundidO en- Ell fondo de Ia terra; las
virtudes de aquella raza de heroes, ra-
za casi espartana, apenas existen, y a
todas aquellas manifestaciones Quasi ce-
1estiales inspiradas en- la Bibfia, han
sucedido las luchas de la bolsa y del
librc cambio
Las blancas, puras paginas biblicas,
Sc borraron ha tempo para escriblr en-
cambio, paginas borrosas, taehadas, lle-
mas de numeros de calculos.
A la vida sencilla de que habIa Ch.
Wagner en- su magnlfico libro, ha sus-
fituido ell imperio enervante del lujo ;
al sano espiritu democratico de la
spoca de la independence, ha sus-
tituido la avalanche plutocratica. Roo
sevelt no es un politico, es un ap6s-
tol, un conductor de almas.
Ahi estan sus hbros "El Ideal Ame-
ricano", elias dos Americas, en- los
cuales, cual nuevo San Pablo predi-
eando 4 los gentiles, ensefia los ame-
rieanos el camino del bien, el camino
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-16
Los successes
PERDAuAS CONSIDERABLES

Ell jefe de distrito Gonzalez, de Co
rozal, informa ell arresto de Benito Sos
tire por robar cafe de la casa de don
Gregorio de Leon. Sc lie exige una fan
"a de 200 dollars por su libertad pro-
visional.
Ell jefe de distrito INFERNO de Caro-
lima, cabo Rivera, informa haber arres-
tado a cuatro individuos por jugar q 10
prohibido.
Ell jefe de Distrito J1dice, de Huma-
Gao, inforna que ell dia II de los CO.
rrientes dos caballos atacados de muer-
mo fueron sacrifcados.
Ell jefe de distrito Hurtado de Aqua
dilla, informa que una embarcaci6n 10
zobro en- ell puerto de aquella pohla-
cion; pero la tripulaci0n Sc salvo.
Ell jefe de distrito Valladares, de Pa
tillas, informa que las perdidas ocasio-
nauas por las lluvias son Gale uladas
en- unos 100000 dollars.
~ iefe de distrlto Mon@iI de .!uana
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-16

Els la pelicula de una exactitud ar
tistica perfecta y de una limpidez ad-
mirable; en- algunas de las exhibicio-
nes Sc reconocen perfectamente las per-
sonas de las comisiones y las paradas,
y no deja nada que desear era obra ci-
| nematOgrafca, aun comparada con las
mas selectas de las afamadas casas de
Paris y Estados Unidos
Ell se1or Colorado tenia la seguridad
de su triunfo antes de la exhibicion,
pues que su prueba invite al Gober-
nador y Consejeros.
Efectivamente, ell sabado, despues de
haber sido suspendida la representa-
ci6n diaria y desalojado Ell local por los
pocos que pesar del aqua concurrian
al espectaculo, Sc aviso la Fortaleza
por 81 querian yer la prueba de la ia
mosa pelicula, rapidamente preparada
por los talleres de Colorado.
Una comitiVa numerosa lfeg6 en- au-
asiento Ell los palcos de la derecha del
"Cine Puerto Rico" el Gobernador
Mr. Cotton, miss Cotton, las seiioras y
se1oritas de Grahame, el seiior Graha-
me- doctor y senora Dexter, Mr.. y Mrs
Edward Gromer, Jonnini, secretario
particular del Gobernador, Shanton.
Todd, Wyman, y otros; tambien asis-
ito 4 Ia prueba ell redactor de Ell BO-
LETIN MERCANTIL seiior de Mier.
La distinguida comitiva especial
mente el Gobernador, hicier0n manifes-
taciones de aprobacion y complacencia
alegando ell sefior Cotton, con satirca
tristeza, que quien mas Sc destacaba en-
las exhibiciones era su Secretario par
ticular, ell simpatico seiiOr Joannini.
La pelicula ha sido dada al pi1blico
numeroso en- las noches del domingo y
lunes. Y todos elogian la perfection y
limpidez de la misma.
Una felicitaci6n sincera al distingui-
do campe0n del arte fotografico y ami
go nuestro don Rafael Colorado, quien
prueba una vez mas con Ia delicadeza Y
siempre continuado progreso de su arte
| Sin amore" sentido, que es digno lau-
reado. fue justa la condecoraci6n que
| 4 sus meritos indiscutibles hiciera una
exposition extranjera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-16

de la Ibertad, ell camlnO de Ia demo-
cracia tai Y como la sonaron los fun
dadores de la Repdblica del Norte, por
que los gentiles, los multimillonarios,
Sc han erigido en- amos del pals, porque
los "trusts" han desmoralizado con SUI
dinero los negocios y los mercados,
porque la politica de los Tammany
Hall" ha convertible la administration
p1blica en- una granjeria, porque el i'm
perialismo va borrando de la constitu-
ci6n el lena igualdad, libertad y fra
ternidad entire todos los hombres, entire
todos los pueblos, porque el socialismo
con sus federacioncs libres, explota al
obrero, hasta ell punto de endiosar un
pobre torcedor y elevarlo, por arte de
cncantamientO, al cent de la riqueZa
y lie la abundancia y del poder.
Pero a todos esos defectos propios de
los grandes organismos, que recoucen-
tras razas distintas, que corren a ex-
,insuir su sed desde las aparta.las re-
s:iones del planeta, une ell pueblo dc los
Estados Unidos maravillosas cvnquis-
tas de la civilization y del arte.
Y ahi estan sus bibliotecas, sus dis
tr.tos comerciales, sus teatros, sus ie-
rrocarriles, sus t1neles, sus Cortes. Sis
hospitales, sus iglesias, sus museos, sus
plazas, sus parques, sus Universidades,
sus colegios, sus asociaciones de carl
dad, su periodismo, todo iluminado ex-
plendorosamente por la estatua de la H.
bertad, que, cual foco de vida, reparte
su luz pura y diafana sobre esa inmen-
sa planicie donde Ell pensamiento hui
mano, compitiendo con la misma crea-
cion, ha levantado la gran Babilonia
moderna, la gran colmena donde Sc ha-
bIan todos los idiomas.
Pues, el libro de E. Neumann tiene Ell
raro privilegio de hacer sentir todo
ESQ, de hacerlo pasar como en- un cine
mat6grafo ante la vista del lector, quien
terminada la lectura del libro. y al ce-
rrar sus paginas, cansado, fatigado, de
tanta grandeza Y de pompa tanta, no
puede menos de reconocer los grandes
meritos de Neumann, como narrador.
historiador y viajero infatigable, meri-
tos que seria una insensatez negarle.
Sc puede decir del libro que analiza
mos, 10 que 81 mismo dice del Niagara ::
"Supera q toda ponderaci6n. Els un
poema eterno que canta las glorias de
America.
s. Dalmau Canet.
Nov. 16, 1909.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-16
b Che Puerto Rico

Puede inscribir uno mas en- ell mime
ro considerable de sus triunfos artist
cos nuestro querido amigo el seiior Co.
dorado, con la pelicula que reproduce
las principales escenas de la toma de
possession del Gobernador Cotton.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-16

piaz, informa quo pc" motive de las llu-
Was que han causaIo las aveni';as de
los rios, muchas pcrSona'' han pcreet-
do muchas casas han siuo arIanca-
daS y lIcvadas fuer: de sus sitios.
FL jefe de distr::o iernai,dez Mater.
de San Juan, ii..',.ilila .iu>- ui4a .ilga'i;.
de gallos fue sorprendida en- San Juan
y otra en- Santurce; que aver Salcm6u
Moreno que Sc Lal!aba tirando en Peiia
Parada dej6 su escopeta en- el suelo, y
Jose Hernandez la cogi0, hirienG0 ca
sualmente en- ei hOmbrO al nino Jose 4.
Carrera. Hernandez fue arrestado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-16
B| seior DIaz Navarro

FL Fiscal senior Campillo ha pedido
hoy, y Sc ha acordado por la Corte de
Distrito, ell sobreseimient0 de los proce-
dimientos seguidos en- ell asunto del Sc
nor Diaz Navarro, estimando que clio
es de la competencia de la Corte Su-
prema.
Felicitamos por clio 4 nucstro distin-
guido amigo ell eminente letrado senior
Diaz Navarro.
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EN- ON DlA tome LAXATIVE BROMO-
QUININA. Ell boticariO devOlverA ell dine
70 81 no le cura. La firma dc f. W. GRO
We &c halla ell cada caiita.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-07-09

Misses Bessie Wilson and Mary
Hamilton returned 10 their home ir
jackson Monday after spending al
most a fortnight as the guests of Mrs
0. f. Lawrence. These young ladie.
are charming in person and seemed tt
enjoy Grenada very intensely.
Mrs. r. O. Edwards, wife Of Jack
sens Postmaster, is visiting bel
daughter, Mrs. Milton R. Jones N
Grenada.
Mr.. Andrew Carothers is at home
from Columbus enjoying a few days
With his parents.
Mr.. RUbt. Sabin spent a few days
ehis week with his parents in G Grenada.
Go to Hughes for good stationery,
good toilet articles good brushes, in
fact our entire line is of the first
quality.
Wanted-3 rooms for light hose
keeping. Must be conveniently located
and in nice neighOOrhOOd. References
exchanged.
6%-25-OS-tf. Apply at this office.
Hughes anti-biliouS pills remove
the malaria from your system. Moth
ing better.
Furniture, furniture, furniture at
prices that will almost compel you to
buy at E. A. MeaderS & Co.
Pineules are for all kidney, bladder,
rheumatism and urinary complaints.
They assist in separating salt and
water with their poisons from the
blood. They act promptly. Sold by
End Class Drug Store.
Cash purchases of 81 for any article
in our store entities you to a ticket to
the $50 bedStead and the S22 ladies'
dressing stand which we are going to
give away.
E. A. Meaders 5 Co.
Miss Mary Walker Duncan gavr a
M Isl enjoyable avn party in honor OF
her guests, Miss Annette McLarin,
Elizebeth sullivan, Walker Nance,
Mary walker ana walker
Hughes, Wednesday night.
Stock too large. Goods must 60 and
they will 20 il being offered at give
! away prices will move them. Read
our ad for price list.
Duncan & Co.
See Duncan & Co.'S. price list on
first page.
r. P~reSsgrOve announces that his
sale this week has been highly salts
J factory. He has really sold more
goods than he hoped to. See ad
elsewhere for further announcement.
Master Malcolm Lawrence and
Misses Bernice and Heard Lawrence
spent several days recently visiting
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. D.
Elder, at Coldwater.
The Sentinel is glad to note that
Mr.. g. W. Terrell is again upon the
streets aftera prolongedyillness.
Misses Ante McClarin, Elizabeth
lSullivan and Walker Nance, OF Jack.
son, Tenn; are adding merriment to
the Duncan home on Margin street y
the guests q Min NAY Walkel
Duncan.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-07-09

The Sentinel regrets to note thu
transfer OF the ten Or a dozen mai
clerks which have had their termina
here TO Memphis and other points
The rum on the through trains will b.
from Fulton, KY, to Jackson ant
from Memphis to New Orleans.
The Sentinel regrets that this OrdeI
Of the Post office department take.
Mr.. d. L. Mckay away from Grenada
He is a splendid gentleman and has Z
host Of friends here.
DeWitt'S CarooIized Witch Hazel
Salye. 1t is good for anything where
Salve is needed to be used. but it i:
especially good for piles. Sold by 2nt
Class Drug Store.
Mrs. G Fl. Gibbs and her little dau'
ghter. Annie Dudley, and her son,
Willie left Monday TO visit relatives
iu Columbus.
r complete line of Hudnutt'S toilet
articles just received at Hughes
Drug Store
Call for your ticket.
E. A. Meaders & Co.
Mrs. w. II. Hargate, Of OSceola.
Ark, and Miss Bessie Sykes. of St.
Louis. are guests of Mrs. T. E.
Heath.
Mrs. Fred Myers. (nee Miss Louise
Hamby), of Water Valley, arrived in
| Grenada Saturday evening Oh a
visit to her relatives and friends, re.
turning home Monday.
Rev. Geo. F. Chaplain, of Jackson.
was in Grenada Monday and Tuesday
Of this week. Mr.. Chaplain is new
pastor Of the Christian church in
Jackson and is quite popular there.
The attractive Miss Roberta Du.
bard returned last Saturday from Me-
ridian where she spent a week very de-
lightfully as a member Ola "house
party"
PineSalve, carbolized is goDd for
burns. IL penetrateS the pores draws
out Inflammation, and is healing. 1t
is also good for cuts. sores and bruises.
Sold by 2nd Class Drug Store.
Mr.. Fl. J. Staten was in Grenada
Tuesday and while here spent some
time at this Office. JEFF is a companion.
able, wholesouled fellow and a capa.
BILE business man.
! The Sentinel is pleased to state thai
Mrs G. NJ. Melton aud daughter have
moved from Greenwood to Grenada
and will, in the future, make theil
home here.
Mrs. T. e. Heath has returned
home from a visit to relatives a,
Brunswick. Tenn. Her sister, Mis-
Hattie Griffin, returned home witt
her.
On Monday next 4. Pressgrove viii
dispose of, at his force sale, . jobber
line OF sample ~handerchiefs at manu-
factures' prices. Another special TO
Monday will be ane lawns and dim
itys.
Misskdeile Hofa returned . fey
days ago from Memphis, to the de
light OF her many friends. She NJ
accompanied b.. her snieces, Mise
Dorothy Lake end Mary Bed.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-07-09

DR.. J. w. Sharp is able to be ur
again after a somewhat tedious i'll.
ness.
Misses Louise Blackstone, OF Wi.
nora, and jamie Metcalfe, of Water
Valley, are the attractive guests Of
Miss Esther Broadstreet.
! Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Dubard and
their daughter, Miss Ruth, spent
Tuesday in Greenwood.
DR.. and Mrs. J. A. DeLoach gave a
very delightful lawn party on Tues
day evening in honor OF their cousin i,
Miss Eugene Latimer. of Demopvlis.
Ala.
The writer enjoyed a few hours on
Tuesday afternoon at Spring Lake
Club as the guest OF that Stalwart
citizen and good friend. A. $. Pell.
The Club is IA retreat that would be
envied by che great cities. a row on
the lake these hot afternoons is a de-
lilhIfuI recreation. The Club house
and all its Of it's surroundings have
been erected with the idea OF per-
manency and with the view Of max
ing the place another invaluable
charm to Grenada.
Kodak supplies at Hughes Drug
store.
Mr.. J. W. Wood of the Oxberry
community was in Grenada Monday
and it gives The Sentinel pleasure to
note that he has almost entirely re-
covered from, the injury to his knee
cap growing out Of a fall off the curb
while attending the Memphis reunion.
Go to Hughes with your drug wants
courteous treatment, prompt and
efficient service assured every one.
A lawn party was given by Miss
Mamie McEIrath on last Friday even
ing at her lovely home on Fourth
street in honor CT her guest, Miss
CoopwoOd, Of Germantown, Tenn All
nature seemed to conspire to make
the evening a joyous one and only the
tolling of the town clock reminded
tiIC dSScuuUlCU OLcS UiJaU Ut1C CSCuIuH
of pleasure must come to a close.
Get your ticket at our store.
e. A. MeadefS s. Co.
For reasons the board OF
trustees OF Grenada Public Schools no
doubt deemed sufficient, no bids were
accepted for the erection of the annex
to the school building last Saturday.
A Reimbursement was ordered, and
bids will again be considered Wednes-
day, July %. It is to be regretted
that the contract could noG 5e let
July s, as it is feared the new Duild-
ing will not be ready In time for the
opening Of School.
The rosebud" set. ~chaperoned ty
Mesdames J. L. Scott and W. J. Jen-
nings, enjoyed = most delightful eve
ming ct Spring Lake Club Monday.
Two wagons conveyed the party to
the grounds. Ere the moon began to
show her smiles through the boughs
Of the beautiful foliage, = we'll pre-
pared supper was ready to be served,
after which several hours were spent
y boat sidIus and u making euptd's
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-07-09
Local and Personal

Circuit Court meets Monday July
26.
Only four more days Of r. Press
groves force sale.
IT you have 20 buy Drugs, buy
them aG Hughes.
Four handsome residences are under
process of construction in Grenada.
Suit cases and travelling bags at
K. A. Meaders 81 Co.
DR.. Fl. L. Noel Of the A.. & NJ. Col
lege was in Grenada this week.
Mr.. Rowland Wynne visited in
Charleston last sunday.
Bring us your prescriptions. SubSti-
tuLiuu in any form is prohibited at
Hughes,
Mr.. Harry Adams and wife, of
Corinth are at home for several days
to the delight Of their many friends.
Mrs. J.. w. Green. of HillSboro,
Texas, is visiting at the home OF her
brother, DR.. j. w. Young and family.
Mr.. Leo Tindall, representing the
Tayloe Paper Co.. OF Memphis, was in
Grenada Wednesday. Mr.. Tindall is
a pleasant. affable gentleman.
Inspect our stock of furniture. mat
ting and rugs.
e. A. Meaders s. Co.
Or. Ben Brown left Monday 10
spend sometime at Atlantic City. he
has been quite %indisposed for several
weeks.
Miss Eugenia Latimcr Of DemOpo-
lis, Ala; is visiting at the home OF her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E.
DeLOach.
Miss Carrie WhitSon is taking a
course Of training ia primary work at
Harvard University. See is also
studying expression.
The best pills made are DeWitt's
Little Early RiSers. They are small,
gentle, pleasant, little liver pills.
Sold by End Class Drug Store.
Mr.. G. w. Buffalo, Of Oxford, Miss;
is visiting his sister, Mrs. J. w. Nc
Leod, in Grenada.
We are prepared IT, give exceptional
service in filling prescriptions.
Hughes Drug Store.
Lost:-1 pair Of eye glasses on We'd
nesday, July I, between Mr.. MO0dys
and Mr.. LickfOld'S residence. Liberal
reward for their return. 4
Mrs. Ida B. Phelan.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-07-09
Keys Lost.

On Thursday morning one bunch
of keys near Compress On the
bunch one yale lock key, several
door keys besides others. Suit
able reward will be given for their
ceturu. ~
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-03
BREWERS ATTACK
|. STATEWIDE LAW
TENNESSEE BREWING co. STOCK
HOLDERS GET RESTRAINING
ORDER.
TO U. S. SUPREM me- COURT
Case Will be Carrie ed-Allcged NeH
Law is in Violation OF State and
Federal Corcttu-
tens.

Memphis, Tenn, July Both the
new four-mle act and the act prohibit.
ing the manufacture Of liquors in the
state of Tennessee are attacked in the
suit filed in chancery yesterday by
the majority stockholders Of the Ton
nessee Brewing Company. This cult
IS predicted yesterday morning, was
before noon yesterday by Wright and
Wright and Frank Zimmerman As AZ.
torneys ior the stockholders.
The fight promises to be a ladg
drawn out one, as violation OF t'e
federal constitution is alleged b. the
complainants. This being the case,
the first blood will count for much rs
temporary injunction win enjo.n
Interference with the operation a
the brewery and the sales made by II
for many months before the suit Is
finally determined upon It's merits in
thesupreme court or the UaiteI
States, % which tribunal it may finally
finally go for determination of the
questions involved.
OF course the case will first 20
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-03
DEFICIT NOW
IS S89,011 1,156
WAS ESTIMATED THAT 1T WOULD
BE S1t4.0 ,o0o-u. s. TREAS
URY OFFICIALS ARE HIGHLY
PLEASED.

Wash ng on Ju'y . 2-Treastry oil,
cia.s are pleased at the present show.
ing Of the government finances. Or
dlnarily a deficit in the government
revenues cf $S9.811 l5G, as shown by
todny's statement, would not b. a
matter cf congramlation.
Nevertheless at the close f the
fiscal year 1909 the treasury Officials
express much arlt,Gcation tat the
Official 5sIma g Of defc't of STA
COO 0Ol made la December has n I
been verified and are hopeful for a
continuance OF the improy2m mt
whch has be,n especially noted dur
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-03
AEROPLANE IN
PRETTY FLIGHT
WRIGHT MADE AVERAGE SPEED
OF 81 MILES AN HOUR AT
FORT MEYER.
MOTOR SUDDENLY
Machine Was in the Air, and Gided
Gracefully to Grcund--Right
Wing Badly Ripped When
Machine Landed.

Washington. July Resembling a
giant bird swooping down upon its
prey. the Wright aeroplane, after the
motor which propells It had come sud
denly To n standstill, glidcd gracefully
10 the earth today after having made
two successful flights.
The machine was on as way around
the Fort Meyer driH grounds for tn
ninth time In its second flight when
the motor stopped. sixty feet above
the earth. In gliding 20 the earth th@
machine struck ,rce and was
swervod around with such force thai
the skids were broken and the right
wing badly ripped Wright was n
hurt
The flights today were the most SUI
cessful Wright has made at Fort Mey
er since his return to complete tGs
government trials. On the first al
tempt he flew about the neid twelve
times in eleven minutes and fit,
seconds. and ON the second had gone
around eight and one half times wher
the flight was terminated by the mis-
hap.
He had been in the air for a little
more than eight minutes. During bo,i
flights Wright went higher and fastei
than ia The trials Of the two preyiouz
days. II was estimated that his sreel
averaged b miles an hour. although
the machine probably exceeded fort
miles when flying. with the breeze
blowing from the south.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-03
DRIVEN TO A
LIFE Of SHAME
BY WOMAN WHO NOW siRiNGS
CHARGE OF LARCENY
AGAINST HER.
EELA CINCLE'S STORY
Young Irish Lace Maker Tells Story
of Her Life on Witness Stand
Great Sensation is
Promised.

Chicago. July Ella Gingles took
the witness stand in her own defense
In Judge Brentanos court room here
today, telling a story tlat arouse |
fresh sympathy of many women
prominent in church and phiian-
thropic work who crowded in the
room to hear her.
The girl told the story of her life
today when she was charged with
theft of lace from Miss Agnes Ba"-
rette of the Wellington Hotel She
declared that this charge against her
was manufactured, and when she left
the stand her attorney promised that
tomorrow she would be allowed to go
into the details of the attack upon
her in the hotel, and how she was a
most forced into life of shame, by
women who pretended TO be her
frieds. The men for whom these
womed were working will be named,
il was stated.
The young lace maker came to
Montreal alone, two years age. she
said After working a few months in
Canada she came to Chicago a1d
rented a little room in n boarding
house. She worked as a chamber
maid during the day and at night
male lace. 1t was the story of a
struggling, unsoph'stioated dtuntry
girl to that point.
Then Miss Barrette entered her | f.
and her trouble began. Instead OF
stealing lace from Miss Barre t. the
girl said that Miss Farrette and Mrs.
Cecilia Kenyon. who died a few DAYS
ago came to her room at night ami
ransacked her belongings. taking her
money and her watch and lit, {
things that she made in her child
hood. Her eyes fillsd with tears al
times as the injustice she had s1f
fered came home 10 her.