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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-03
BLOWS
into HANDS
Wind Brings Old Skirt to
Weman Finds Big Roll
Therein.
NEABLY IN ASH HEAP

Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Oct. 3.-It Is
the ambition of Mrs. James Connolly
of Z Spruce street to keep her neigh
borhood like Spotless Town. Because
of her dislike for litter in the streets
she picked up IN old skirt which the
wind blew against her as she walked.
She was-about to consign the skirt to
an ash heap when a roll of $500 in
bills dropped from its folds into her
hands.
the money which came to her in
such a surprising manner. Mrs. Con-
molly surmised, belonged to a neigh
Dor, Mrs. Margaret Maher, who was
burned out a few days ago and whose
household belongings, Including the
old skirt, re carried outdoors.
Mrs. Maher had not missed the mon
ely, but she readily identified it when
Mrs. Connolly brought the roll in and
dropped it on the table in front of her.
Mrs. Maher will deposit the money
in a bank tomorrow.
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Left $4,000 to Doctor.

Watertown, N. Y, Oct. 3-Under
the will of Mrs. Sarah Flower, widow
nf Governor Roswell p. Flower, dated
Nov. so, 1907, all of her property,
with the exception of $4,000 given to
her attending physician for years, DR..
Murray NJ. Adams of this city, was
left to her only daughter, Mrs. Emma
Hoover Taylor.
e - NYYrVxr1
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sCHWAB, AERO FINANclER.
VIII Back Inventors In Building 200
-elt. Horsepower Plane.

r%Gy. Horsepower Plane.
New York, Oct. 81 Charles NJ.
Sehwab came forward with a PROPOSE
ton at the Hampstead plains aviation
field to advance the science of aero
nautics in this country. Mr.. Schwab's
idea is to perfect an American ma
chine that will carry a 200 or 300
horsepower engine, and he offers to
finance an organization of American
~aviators to undertake the task of
building such a machine.
He discussed the plan with Israel
Ludlow, a member of the field com
mlttee, and Tod Shriyer, who is giving
exhibitions at. the field. Both Mr..
Ludlow and Mr.. Shrlver favored the
scheme and thought it entirely FEAST
BILE. OF course such a high powered
engine would not be adapted to the
present type of ~aeroplanes since it
would be necessary to strengthen the
frame in proportion with the increase
of power.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-03
TORNADO I'M NEW HAMPSHIRE
Buildings unroofed and Groves of
Trees uprooted.

Sanbornyille. N. H., Oct. 3.-For
twenty minutes Wolfbero, twelve miles
from here, was tIles center of a tor
nado such as never before visited New
Hampshire, which left in its wake I'm
rooted houses, barns and outbuildings,
blown from their foundations and in
some instances demolished whole
groves of trees uprooted and grave
stones and monuments III Lakeview
cemetery toppled yer in widest con-
fusion.
The falling trees carried with them
telephone and telegraph and electric
wires, ~isolating the town from outside
communication, while the trees them
selves so effectually blocked the roads
that it was hours before the first news
of the disaster reached here, and then
1t was brought by messengers who
were obliged literally to chop their
way part of the distance
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MILLIONAIRE OFFICER QUITS.
First Sends Box of Cigars to Each
Member of the Force.

Montclair, N. J., Oct. 3-Policemen
here, from Chief Harry Gallagher
down to the Junior, patrolman, are
smoking fifteen cent cigars through
the liberality of an ex officio member
of the force who made each of the
cops a present of a box Of Havanas to
celebrate the completion of the con-
struction of his new $4,000 house In
North Mountain venue
The giver of the cigars is Charles e.
Van Week, who was appointed a spe-
cial policeman at the time work was
started on his-new home. Van Week,
who is. a millionaire, was annoyed by
~trespassers on his property.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-03
SUPREME COURT OPENING.
Associate Justice Harlan Will Preside
Over Session.

Washington, Oct. 3.-Associate JUS
tice John NJ. Harlan will preside over
the United States supreme court when
It meets today. He is the senior asso-
ciate justice and IS such will act as
chief Justice until a successor to the
late Chief Justice Fuller is selected.
There has been much talk lately that
President Taft ma decide to nominate
Associate Justice Harlan as chief Jus
tice for the rest of his service or the
bench.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-03
TO FLY AT MOUNT HOLLY, N. j
Woman to Take, Part II Aviation Exhi-
billions.

billions.
Mount Holly, N. j., Oct. 3.-Aero-
plane flights, the first to,be seen here,
will be one of the attractions at the
eleventh annual exhibition of the
Mount Holly Fair association, which
will begin tomorrow. Joseph Seymour
in a Curtiss biplane will make daily
flights, beginning on Wednesday.
Other attractions will include Mr..
\ Marsh in balloon aseensions. 1t is
possible that a Mount Holly woman
will take a sail through space with
this aeronaut.
Let the NEWS ten your wants.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-03

PLEASE TAKE THIS
to heart and impress 1t on your mind
that the surest and most speedy way
to acquire Independence Is to have
a useful business education. Ste
nographers and typewriters were
never In as much demand as at the
present time. Bookkeeping and the
routine of office work adds to value,
and you can acquire a valuable busi-
ness education at
Trainers Business College
1872 Smith Street. Perth Amboy,
NJ J.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-03

Let the NEWS ten your wants.
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ha resultado una buena idea que ha
merecido general aprobaci6n.
Hacemos, pues, 10 possible por en-
pear pronto otro relate analogo en-
tai ola Re Ia semana y, en- cuanto
sea possible, il,lstrado.
%La Correspondence" tiene esta-
blecido ell proceoimiento de realizar
antes que promoter. 6Quten mot6 al
professor Greer?, fue una verdaoera
sorpresa para los lectores. Asf mis-
mo, y en- diversos oroenes, "La Cor
responoencia" espera mejorar y au-
mentar cada dia mas sus servlclos
y Ia va copiosa lectura que ofrece al
pdblico en- general.
Aparte de este, celebr arfamos que
como ha pasaao con Ia novela diaria,
las personals que gusten nos sugleran
ideas acerca de la publication de ta-
les 9 cuales obras; no perdiendo oe
vista, por supuesto, las condiciones
que caoa uno de esos trabajos oebe
llenar, para que sea agradable al
pdblico.
De todos modos, esperamos vol
yer en- breve sobre este punto.
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la N0VELA DEL SABADO.

El relate que con el titulo sQmfn
mat6 al professor Grcero ha venido
publicando La Corresponoencia
uurante algdn tempo, termin6 su
edici6n el Sabado.
Ha sido eXtraordinalio Ell interes
que ese sensational episo,,io desper-
TO en- la isla, por In cual circulaba
nue>tra edici6n de los sabados, con-
gran solicitud.
Ha terminado ese relate V espera-
mos que no tarde mucho este peri6-
dlco en- empezar otro reiato de ana
logas condicloneS oe onginalidad e
interes Estas novelas publicadas
solo en- la edici6n de los sabados. son
dedicadas a aquellos lectoles que
con POGO tempo oisponible para Ia
lectura durante la semana, pueden,
dedicar algtin tempo q leer los sa--
bados.
En- Ia practica V ron nuestros IL
bros de circulation como punto ne
partida. podemos augurar que ell es-
fuerzo de este aiaio en- ese punto.
no ha Sido vano. Hemos Observable
que. en- efecto, muchas personas
pueden leer con mas tempo los sa-
baHos: de modo que una lectura eX-
press mente dedicada al soIaz ue
personals de gran atareo semanal.
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GACETILLA VARIA.

En- opinion de algunos vecinos, to-
do parece probar que los perros Sc
haran al fin duehos de la calle del
Cristo.
Con motive de averias del vapor-
clto nuevo, aver estuvo en- servicio
entire Ia ciudad Y Catano, uno de los
vapOres vieios.
Las representations de sabado
V domingo en- el teatro de la ciudad
quedaron muy concurridas Y ami
madas.
Una sociedad protectora de ami
males establecida en- Paris, censura
Ia conducta de Mr.. Roosevelt POT
haber matado TITLES elnfan,as en- 81
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excursion por Africa.

excursion por Africa.
La noticia de que los sefores de-
viejo directorio han tansado ofre.
ciendo SUI apoyo al gobierno en- 10 re.
lativo enmiendas al bill Olmsted ,es
muy comentada; pero Sc aplaza to-
do juicio hasta que ellos mismos ME
guen 9 confrmen la version.
Retirdr su oposici6n al bill Olms-
ted es 10 que Sc afrma que los Sres.
Barbosa, Gomez Brloso y Todd han
ofrecido al gobierno.
En- esta semana tendran lugar los
benefcios del tenor Wharf y del
maestro director Blay.
Parece que de nuevo vuelve al ia
pete la vieja question de una central
azucarera q. vive en- discordia con
ell vencindario de Gurabo.
Sc propone d LA Correspondent
cia" que como novela del sabado, pu
blique ell interesante episode de Ju-
lio Verne titulado "Un drama en- Lii
vonia."
La pagina ilustrada relativa a los
trabajos para hacer hotar el Maine
que publico este diario en- la edicion
de aver, ha sido muy solicitada.
Gel diario de Puerto Rico" hace
concentrates acerca del cambio de
posicion operado en- POGO tempo
entire la izquierda y la derecha repu
blicanas.
Una nina cayo aver desde una azo
tea a la calle en- la de Tetuan.
Dos lineas de magnifcos .aporeS
alemanes, ofrecen al publico de P.to'
Rico, billetes de pasaje para excur-
stones, por las Antillas Y por Europa,
via Estados Unidos.
Ell cometa Haley esta siendo el ma
final espectaculo en- toda la isla. La
poblaclon madruga para sondar ell
cielo.
Noticias de Yauco informan que
los sembrados necesitan ALI un POGO
de lluvia.
Para la construction de siete mi
Has de canal en- el distrito de riego
de Guayama, anuncia una subasta
el departamento del Interior. Aaue
lbs -rahain< -.han "n1 ar.ivi1a1
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CARTAS DEL PUEBLO:
Infuencias del comets.
Sr. Director de LA Correspon-
dencia.o,
San Juan

OF. DlleCtOi ue Ld wi ieoPoll-
dencia.o,
San Juan.
Distinguido senor:-
Don Jose Comas Sola, director
del observatorio de Fabra en- BARGE
Iona, dice en- un parrafo de un artf-
colo, sobre ell cometa HALEY, publ
cado en- la revista "Hojas selectas"
10 siguiente:
"La aparicion del cometa Haley
en- 1856, y que fue calificado, por al
gunas cr6nicas, de estrella fila, pro-
dujo un panico enorme, y Sc afirm6,
por mucho, que el habia sido la eau
sa de la batalla de Belgrade, entire
el papa, Calixto II y Mahomet H..
Lo manifestado por Ell escritor
Comas Sola, sobre el Haley, y la in
fluencia, que lie atribnyeron en- la
batalla de Belgrade, viene casi a
comprobar que alguna participation
tiene el sorprendente cometa, con
ciertos acontecimientos terrestres,
y sobre todo, en- nuestro estado poll
tico local, que desde que empesaron
a aununciar la proxima aparici6n
del cometa andan en- esta ciudad, los
incorporates sin rumbo, nj gobierno,
tirandose, los trastos a la cabeza,
como Sc suele decir vulgarmente.
Virgilio Davila, ell alcalde mas po-
pular que ha tenido esta ciudad,
desde q regimen auton6mico espa-
mol, hasta la fecha, Sc ha visto per-
diendo su popularidad y los de su
partido, atacandolo fuertemente,
teniendo que hacer unas fiestas de
las flores, para de ese modo, atenuar
o aplacar un POGO el estado eferve-
cente, que trajeron las elecciones he
chas dltimamente por ell partido re-
publlcano, con obieto de elegir los
nuevos candidates para la admins
traclOn municipal.
Pero a medida, que ell cometa, va
distinguiendose, va aumentando en-
tire los elementos contrarios a los
hombres de La actual administration
su hostilidad y no disimulada des-
contento, sin que de NADIA haya vail
do, las fiestas, nj mucho menos otros
planes puestos en- practica, para a.
placar el desagrado y ell malestar exis
tente en- el campo polftico republica-
no. Los contrarios d la actual admi-
nistracion, Sc han dado cuenta exac-
ia de los medios de q. Sc han Waldo
los encumbrados,y dicenpdblicamen
te que nj con fiestas, nj ARGOS her
mosos, nj grande iluminaciones
Sc hace NADIA que no sea ell cambi
total de los administrators: que
esa fiesta no ha sido para ell pueblo,
pues Sc ha presindido de el, olvidan-
dose en- ella de la tradici6n de su an
tigua costumbre.
y 81 Haley, en- 1856 influy6 en- la
-batalla de Belgrade, es indudable,
que ha influido en- ell 1910 en- la bata-
la pOlitica republican,.
De Vd. S. S.-V. Mascno.
Mavo S-l9l0.
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c;;,.;o,t. Sc necesita una buena
O|IVItllld cocinera, de buenos
modales, salud y genio,
que este dispuesta q servr 4 una
familia puertorriqueha que reside
en- Nueva York. Sc necesitan re-
ferencias. Dirijirse por correo a
P. O. Box, numers 1856; 6 personal
mente " La Correspondence" -,
Fortaleza 81 San Juan, Pto, Rico.
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Buen negocio. PSs PSkIe %zs % A4ES E;

de tener que ausentarse para otra
localidad, Sc vende el acreditado
hotel ltaliano situado en- Arecibo,
frente & la plaza principal. La
numerosa cientela de este antique
establecimiento es su mejor reco-
mendacion. Para informes dirijirse
q su dueilo el Sr. Heribero Diaz,
Telefono 80 P. O. Box 35.-Are.
cibo
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rln.;.,... J. LAGO Y co.
II ulEluI HUH Arecibo. Casa fun
dada en- 1899, de-
posito de licores de todas classes,
especialidad en- ron LAGO y ron
EXTRA-LAGO. Arises, Vinos de
California y espanoles. Sc sirven
pedidos & toda la isla. Telefono
46, P.O. Box 193
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nb...I.I. La SUIZA.-El me-
uIlUCUIdlG, jor alimento para nj
nos personas debi-
les. En- 1884 en- las meriendas dc
Versalles-ya Sc consumfa ell cho.
colate como alimento principal.
Todos los que usan nuestro choco-
late gozan de buena salud. EN-
pleamos azucar de Ia. clase y ca
Gao superior. NJ. Sobrino y Ca.
San Juan, Tetuan A. Telefono
l2S. P.O. Box 1853.
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buen negociio d6nz: 6h N 70? F.? .e: A:

Sent arse Su Que
ma, Sc vende el conocido hotel lei
Nacional.' Tiene servicio compile
to y comodidades para comisionis-
tas y agentes viajeros. situado en-
ell punto mas centrico de Ia ciudad
parada del tranvia y coches de pun
to. Telefono, timbres, baiios, etc.,
etc. Las proposiciones deben diri-
girse a su duefia la senora Maria Ch.
viuda de Araez. Mayaguez. 2.
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n.~u.. Farmacia Polanco. Fun
UdgudS dada hace sesenta amos.
Pulcritud y esmero en-
ell despacho de formulas. Paten.
tizados de toda clase. Situada en-
el Parque central. 3
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF PoRTe RICO

sUBAsTA PUBLICA. BIENEs lNMUEBLEs
En- la Cecsu Renss Intenas Caguas 81 mayo
de 1870 las de mahana seran vndidos los poor odos
los 5enes relacnado los cub
ibucion n embagados haber
debido tempo ntrbuciopes veucdas los g sgdn pon
Ia Ley de ReDtas htanaAa
PROPIETARIOa Description Propeda Conrbucon gssa
aproximados
EN- PRIMERA 6UBAsTA
euc e. Monrate Perez, 18S cdas Bo. Beatrz 625
Salvador Lopez So cdas Bo Beatriz 391
RsimuDdo Faura, 200 cdas Bo. San Salvador, 1879
luisa Garca Casa terrers made Cse Gmeuez Scard6
Puedn verse los daes desen repvos expdntaA
Ell oonprsdor do caa proped debe depotar elective
ez POI ente del vor que vendid pedl
dare Do L. cus fu6 subasads
ppedad du1snts los dies dfas isusnea verified
Caguas, P. B, Abril 13 de 1910.
(Frmado) Enrique Ramos Tuier-Colector
Aprobado: l. Gromer Treasurer
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kA Hotel Palmer. Gale
m1YdpubL de Mendez Vigo No.
S0 - M,,v oorco JoI

ferrocarril. Banos d todas horas
Habitaciones ventila das. Servic 10
q Ia carta. Alumbrado electrico y
timbres en- todas habitaciones Te-
Iefono No IS. Habitaciones para
agentes v!ajeros, propias para exhi-
bic ZONES de muesIras. Telefono
No, So. W
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lJ LII. HOTEL BOk / N
4 Qdu|Id Q U EN-. Frente a

I" P11Ho.P11, %
quina Ia Gale de la Victoria. Muy
cerca del ferrocaril. Hobitaciones
prop,as para agentes viajeros y para
erhlbacion de n,uestras. Sc han in
troducido notables mejoras. Se.sir-
ven comidas a todas horas. Ser
vicio de cantina. Tiene telefono Y
baHos de d,4cha. No 10 olvideis.
Hotel Borinquen, Aguadilla casa
del Sr. Uldarico Amell.
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AIJ =, NOl ANICD.- ~
\ AUUpduUSV ' PEI Tord y Cana
les. Plaza principal.
Altos de Guillermety. San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
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Caguas !is:: ssss'fs.: s::.ss?s 4: Ts' 1;;;: %s;:
ditadfsima en- Ia ciudad.
Camisas, cuellos, corbatas, artfcu-
los de caballeros. Especiales SOM
breros del pals. Gale de .Gautier
Benitez. 1
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n.f. n..l..l En- Mayaguez.
udlE 0ESlduIdU Gale Mendez
W.: !

parada de los cdrros del trdnvia.
Satio centraco para los msitantes de
Ia playa. Almuerzo. comida, cenas.
A la corto. Cocina para todos los
gustos. Precios modices. Servicio
de cantina. Sc admiten abonos.
Para los comisionistas y agentes
viajeros es de gran comodidad. No
divides el Cafe Restaurant Puerto
Rico de Luis N. 1rizarry en- la Playa
de Mavagllez, .
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San German SoRA Ss;R 3 sisis HHcAz Ss
j

Co, S. en- G. Sc solicitan operarios.
Plaza de Santo Domingo. San Ger
man. No. l.
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Entered the Post Ofce San Juan P. K
as second class matter July 1900.

La Correspondence de Pto. Rico
PRECIO DE SUBSCRIPTION
EN- TODA LA ISLA
Por medic de los Agentes un mum s 0-02
Directs On trimestre ORC. .....$225
UnsemestTe 49,. $3.50
Unaho por adelantado$8-00
E4 q exterior. Unaiio orc. $500
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OBSERVACIoNEs
DEL TEMPO.
{. 5. WIATHIR BUREAU
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~ Ill Vi.
quake ruined them. However besides
mother she has a young brother only
iateiy from college, and. to him she
tells all her heart secrets and the little
attentions she is securing from her
employer. The boy is full OF California.
herolcs and considers It his duty TO
%callI the broker, Yes, this rich man
Is compromising his darling sister and
ne tells him SO; he must marry her
or something will be doing. Goodale
thinks for aEmoment and being of 4
good heart agrees to ask the mother
FOR Jenny's hand, With this the boy
rushes home and tells the sister what
he has done and how nicely he has
hxed things up. Jenny" can't exactly
see 1t that way.
II you WAT to see how the story,
ends 80 ana see Paul Gilmore In the.
Sam s., and Lee Shubert's Original
New York production, Tuesday, Nov,
% at the Grand. 'sssS I
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PAUL GILMORE.
Fairmont's Favorite Actor Coming
~ With New Play, "Thc
Bachelor"

Mr.. Paul Gilmore and very high
class company in q Clyde Fitch com.
edy entitled Tho Bachelor which
is said to be the best original work
the clever author wrote. The argument
of the play Is an Offset to Girls" but
in the present case 1t Is the man who
is sworn TO celibacy. whereas In
Girl 1t twas the girl who sang "No
Wedding Bells for Me-" George Good.
ale II a9handsome5 and well-to.do young
Wall Street man and his most ,vau.
able clerk is the pretty stenographer
Jenny" They work much together
and Jennie" tails in owe with her.
employer. She Is, clever in the arts OF
fascination. She cooes and gurgles in
nouns until the young broker half for
gets business and fevels in the, at:
mosphere Of his oySaeadel doll type.
writer, Still 1t never enters his head
that he is In love. He does however,
take her 10 the theatre two or three
times and rather ften to lunch Then
"Ienny,sr ! family at one time We're
rather swell people Y her father being
rich and "a Judge out IN SAN Francisco
but the father was dead and the earth!
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THE work that the National isisers
and Harbors Congress has BEEN doing
has been u work or love and yet n
needs the help of local ORGANIZATIONS
las It does OF trade bodies as well SIaB
Individuals TO make 1T as 81 aims Il,
;be nationally educate nal in e6ar.
,acter. * 4 4 - "
The forthcomeing; convention
should be the largest In our history
for there is much vet to DO done bs-
fore n national policy sof waterway
improvements Is written into tho!
statute books. Weshapeg YET much to-
yield and much to acquire before we
realize our aims and every organiS;i-s
ton of whatever character should
lend a handin the work We huse been
doing TO the end that sporadic approp:
riations for widely separated pro-;
jects may be abanded and that the
coming river and llarbor Bill be 5tns,s
delled along national rather than
along local lines " q 4 A
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UNDER -.H:!.E!I.E!iII..l!.lIglR
NEGRO FASTENED UNDER HEAVY,
DOOR CURSES MEN TN AT
Z RELEASED HIM !, n tx ~

Because he lifted In heavy door ON )
the body OF a negro a young man emf
ployed at the postofIlce was bitterly
cursed last evening shortly before N 4
O'clock by the colored gent. -
~ The white man wds coming through
the alley from the postofIice and just
before reaching Madison street IN the
rear Of John Russo's fruit stand he
saw, a negro cook, employed at "a no. (
tel near the Court house, lying under
a heavy door; the black man called to
the white man to lift the doorIoff his
'eody. but he paid no attention To- him,
upon seeing that heawas drunk, but
when the negro appealed to him again
and he returned and al terssl consid era-
BILE: trouble released the negro, who
staggered about on his eWabbly legs
and instead of thanking the Young
man he said, oli. - - Es--
- 80 .----, you was no soin, to lbelp me
at first, - ~ y Il q t6this juncture,
instead Of knocking the insulting ne;s
gro down, as a great many other men
would have done under the circuIn.
.stances-the young man, to avoid any {
trouble called to- IA patrolmaIl nearby
and the officer told the drunk II he
did not make himself scarce on the
street and go at once TO his Sleeping
quarters that he would lock himsu up ON
charge Of drunkenness and disorder
ly conduct. 4,
& The sonaof Ham quickly got MS
bearings and with much haste hikeds
down the alleyito his hotel, How the
negro got under the old door I'M the;
alley is somewhat perplexing, qnlesaS
he lay down In the thoroughfafes to-
take rest and drew the door up ON
his body, thinking It was bed clothing
and suddenly became too weak to-
shove II OFF. IKE Y b.