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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-12
PERSONAL.

Miss Matilda johnson, OF East
avenue. spent Friday afternoon at
the home of friends In Woodbridge,
Walter Yenk, OF Washington
street, visited friends in Wood
bridge Friday night.
Allen Dagger, of Market street,
has returned home after spending
several days at the Highlands.
Benjamin Slobodten, of Oak
street, is spending a few days with
friends at the Highlands.
Miss Helen Shaniey. of Elizabeth,
is spending a few days as the guest
of friends in State street.
Mrs. Low, of Brooklyn. is spend
Ing a few days at the home of Mrs.
Charles F. Remmicke, in Market
street.
Miss Helen Campbell, of Brigh-
ton avenue, has returned home after
spending several days at the High
lands,
Miss Retta Welngart, who has
been spending two weeks in New
Brunswick. has returned home.
Miss Mabel La BreQue, OF Park
avenue who. has been visiting
friends in New Rochelle. N, Y, has
returned home.
Andrew Wight spent the week
end at Easton, Pa.
Miss Emma Rogers, OF Jefferson
street. spent Sunday with relatives
in Phillipsburg.
Mrs. Conrad Hall has been the
guest of friends in High street for
the past few days,
Miss Hazel Sleight. OF Main street,
Tottenyille, vas seen among the
out-of-towA visitors yesterday.
Miss Mary Hooper, OF Biddeford.
Maine, who has been visiting rela-
tyes here for the past three weeks,
returned TO her home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carrot Brodhead
have returned home after spesaM jug
several days at Buffalo.
Thomas Fitzgerald, of Fayetts
street spent the weekend as the
guest Of friends at Point Pleasant
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-12

One candidate was initiated by Pc
Ambo Loft No. 65h, lawmakers,
at a meeting in Red Mems hall yes
terday afternoon. Many members
were present at the social time fol-
lowing the meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-12
Judgments in District court.

Albert Leon was awarded a Judgment
of $3.50 against the Suburban Motor
transit Company in the district court
tins morning. s. Splitter was given (
Judgment of $84.75 against Antonio
Gotz.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-12
rREMTrp opEN SESSION.

The members of Lodge Fremtid, i. O.
q. Il. opened their social session by a
dance and reception in l.. o. g. II. hall
in Prospect street, Saturday night.
Dancing in American and Danish fash
ion was enjoyed to the strains of Or
soe's orchestra. At eleven O'Clock q
supper march was led by Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Peterson, followed by about fifty
couples. The committee in charge OF
the winter s program is Maurice Peter
son, chairman; assisted by Chris Mil
Ter and John Luxhig.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-12
MRS. MBLAD WINS
MR.. Icons CABINET

The contest for a Hoosier kitchen
cabinet at Albert Icons furniture
store, was won by Mrs. Peter Palm
blad. OF 283 Goodwin street, Satur-
day night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-12
RETURNS no KANSAS CITY.

Mrs. Robert NJ. Comings and son
Edward left today to join MIR, Com
ings in Kansas City. and after a
weeks visit with relatives in Law
renee. Kansas. they viii return to
their homie In Houston, Texas. Mrs.
Comings came East IN March and
since that time has been visiting her
parents in Phillipsburg, and rela-I
rBon. Newark and In 4his
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-12
HOME FROM CRUISE,

J. Alfred Compton, OF Water
street, and his guests, Arthur DON
nelly and Arthur Dalyrmple, of
Brielle, have returned home after a
cruise of several days In Mr.. Comp
toms sallboat, the Ellida. The party
cruised to Bensonhurst, l.. l..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-12
sT. STEPHENS LADIES' AID,

Society of ST. Stephens Danish
Lutheran church viii be held at 8
o'clock tonight in the basement Of
the church.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-12
HOME FROM MAINE.

Lester Deitche, who has been
spending the summer in the Gretton
Woods, Maine, returned to his home
in this city yesterday. He expects 10
journey West shortly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-12
SURPRISED MIR. KALETsCH.

The members Of the Verdnuegung
Singing Society rendered Justus Ka-
letsch a surprise party at his home,
313 Watson avenue, yesterday after
noon. Mr.. Kaletsch's large yard was
the scene of merriment. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. j.
butcher, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Peters,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Massopust, Mr.. N
Mrs. Anton Massopust, My. and Mrs.
F. Pfeil, Mr.. and Mrs. Justus Ka-
letsch, the Misses Theresa Kutcher,
Minnie and Ida Pfeil, and Max Ka-
letsch, all of this city; Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Zeyen and daughter Augusta, T..
Schultz and T. Christine, of Sewaren,
and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Meyer and Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Paulike, of Keasbey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-12
Boston IA. s7osas

Washington, Sept. 1.-THE pepala.
ton of Boston is 67o.5s5. an. increase
of 1o9.693, or 1876 per cent, as con.
pared with 560,s92 In 1900. This
leaves Boston the dfth city In popula.
ton In the United States. A Decade
ago St. Louis outranked Boston fs
only 1876. and the present census
leaves st. Louis ahead by I6s4A4
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-12
N MEADE WEEDS.

The following article appeared IN a
recent edition Of the Wilkes Barre
Times Leader: "a pretty wedding was
solemnized yesterday when Miss Mary
Kane. of Newtown, became the wife of
Daniel Meade Of Perth Amboy, N. }.
Rev. J. V. Hussie, of st. Leo's R. G.
Church of Ashley read the nuptpl mass
at 7 O'Clock. The bride wa attired
in a beautiful gray coat suit and car
ried a white prayer book with a'shower
of lilies of the valley. The bridesmaid
was Miss Alice Kane, a sister of the
bride. She also wore a gray coat suit
and carried flowers. The Sgroomsman
was Thomas Gill, of Washington, ID. G..
After the ceremony the bridal party
was driven to Wilkes Barre, where a
wedding breakfast was served at Motel
Hart. They then went to Scranton,
where they left at eight CLOCK for the
West, and a trip Of the South. IN
their return they will make their home
at Perth Amboy. The bride received
a handsome lot of wedding presents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-12

Some OF the news or your sFnne-
date nelghb0rhood may be found ID
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1>e4G)AZ Ell GRANADERO DE NIEVE-~por Jose Luis cauhno

teligencia, tradujeron el asombro de
todos.
Subitamente, la puerta Sc abrio
con estr6pito, y un Official Sc precipi-
to al recinto:
-SSaben la noticia?
No; 5que ocurre?
La familia Recabarren ha pc
recido en- la cordillera -.
Como, ivenfa en- viaie?
-Asi ACADIA de informar ell arriero
chileno Juan Lopez. Perseguida por
los espanoles, hugo precipitadamen-
te de Santiago. Dice Lopez que SUI
frio penurias sin cuento en- las altu-
ras. Una nihita pereci6; otra estaba
gravemente enferma. 80.
-SPero llegaron entonces a terri
rritorio Guyana?
-Si y enviaron a Lopez en- busca
de socorro. A.poco de separalse, una
tempestad atroz envolvi0 al. arriero
enduvo perdido. .ha tardado va
rios dias en- llegar.
-cD6nde quedaron los viajeros?
Los datos son vagos. =. el hom
bre no acierta a explicarse. ....
Todos escuchaban atentamente.
Alguien pregunt6 81 Sc enviarian re-
cursos; 81 la tormenta amainaba Sc
guramentc Sc cnviarian. Pero la tor
menta era terrible, todos los caminos
estaban obstruidos por colosales ma
sas de nive 80.
-SDonde Sc ALOHA Lopez? inte-
rrogo incorporandose febriciente, Ma
nuel Fernandez.
En- casa de Pedro.
" sin responder a las preguntas
dc sus companeros, Sc lanzo a la ca
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AnunCio de subasta

Hab1endo quedado desierta la su-
hasta para proveer de carne trcsca de
res y Ieche i los reclusos dc la Escue
la orrecciooa' de Mayaguez; y ha,
biendo snrido dificultades para ulti-
mar los contratos respecto al suminis
tro de carne i las instituciones bentf-
cas- y Penitenciaria de San Juan, V
racioncs Carce! de Mayaguez por cJ
presente Sc anuncia una nueva su.
basta para el abastecimiento de los
indicados srticulos, ia que Sc llevara
a cabo el dia - del corriente 4 las lO|
de la maiiana, en- Ia Ohcina del Di.
rector de Sanidad, Beneii' e lcia Co.
rrecci6n, baio lss mismas condolences
y tormas consignadas en- la subasta
anterior.
JUAN +. Was,
Director of Health, Charities
2 d Correction.
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La tempestad habfa arreciado. FL
fro era Gle mas en- mas intense. La
nleve, lncesante, cubria los arboles,
Sc amontonaba en- las calzadas, bio
queaba los edifcios.
Penosamente, y dominado por una
inspiration extrana, ell jovcn Official
avanz6 4 tientas en- la obscuridad de
la noche.
Nj I'm murmullo en- la solcdad in
menSa,. Manuel habia echado dos
mulas, y las azuzaba, voceando. Mon
taba una tercera. Iba solo. Conocia
lei terreno, y era fucrte y sufrido. No
habfa communicate a nadie su plan
Llevaba dos dfas de marcha, con es-
casas provisiones, una vaga orienta-
clon, vel frme prop6sito de salvar a
los Recabarren.
Durante ell primer dia, a pesar de
la nevasca, anduvo inccnsantemen-
te
Marchaba con una fe sublime, ven
clendo La resistencia de las bestias,
los obstaculos del camino, sus pro-
plos dolores tisicos.
Elm la segmda iornada, tuvo ms
tantes de desfa llccimiento. Las mu-
las, ateridas y temblorosas, Sc de-
tenian, como incrustadas en- la ME
We, luego botaban dcsesperadamente
buscando un alivio 4 sus sufrimien-
tOS.
Al caer la tarde, Manuel tuvo fie-
bre. Estaba yerto, y sentfa un vol
can dentro del pecho. Zumbabanle
los oldos y las manos escarchadas no
lie obedcclan. Una fuerza irresistible
domlnaba su ser, y voccs dc mando,
lmperlosas y desconocidas, lie impe-
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Entraba la noche. Las GALES de la
ciudad estaban desiertas. Titilaban
lucecillas como luciernagas. Rafagas
heladas barrian aceras y calzadas, y
sobre la nieve, rodaban aun, a name
Ia de pequehos copos ennegrecidos,
las ultimas hojas de los arboles.
Manuel Fernandez iba a pie, apre-
tado a los muros, defendiendose de
las inclemencias del invierno. Aca-
baba de dejar SUI caballo, Y apuraba
el paso, para llegar a tempo al cafe
de la Esperanza, sitio de reunion de
los ohciales de SUI cuerpo.
Su aparici6n fue acogida con carl
hosa benevolencia. Precisamente en-
aquel instante hablaban de 81. Todos
habian convenido en- la transforma-
ci6n inexplicable de SUI caracter y de
sus habitos. Una sombra de tristeza
velaba SUI frente. Estaba palido, de-
macrado, taciturno, indiferente, a
veces. hosco. Para algunos Ell amor
operaba aquel prodigio, para otos
contrarledades fntimas: lamentaban
todos Ia perdida Ill irreemplazable
companero de antano ,alegre ,decidor
rico en- recursos para hallar siempre
el lado agrabable y facil de la vida.
Sc hahlaba de IT,.
-iBueno!
mo te interesa saber 10 que de-
ciamos?
mo!
-iCaramba, cuando menos tienes
ell merito de la franqueza!
Sc encogio de hombros. Lo invita-
ron a jugar, y por un momento per-
dlo la calma; sin comprender ell al
canoe de su ins0lita rudeza, desech6
irritado la invitaci6n. Miradas de-in--
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I lian hacia adelant

lian hacia adelant
A su imagination calenturicnta
volvian rdpidas intcnsas, las cscc-
mas y los scntimientos del pasado: la
.infancia, en- la lciana y hospltalarla
casa paterna; los ensuenos de Ii ju-
ventud; ell ingrcso al ejGrcito. -. la
hazana de San Lorenzo. -. Mcndo-
"a. -. el primer amor. Ia terri
bic falta . y, hnalmcnte, tan real
que aun lie parecia intcrrogarle, su
entrcvista con cl arricro vacontc, mu
tilado y enloq,ccido pore ell dolor
I Al comenzar la tcrcera etapa, cl
tempo Sc habia serenado un tanto
Doquera alcanzaba la vista onccguc
cia la a]bura dc la nicvc. Montanas
! y ablsmos, ofrccfan Ia misma hlancu
IA de armino; tfmpanos de hiclo de
caprichosas formas, carambanos gl-
gantescos, fantasticas grutaS dc crls
tal hosqucs transparentcs, cascadas
lnm6viles.
Tn vaho fnfSimo, como un vapo-
roso tul idealmente tcjido, a@randa-
ba las pcrspcctivas, y en- Ia solemni-
dad del paisaje mucrto, hasta cl are
parccia cristalIzado.
Al atardCcer, una mula cavo para
no lcvantarsc. I'ucron inutilcs los RI
cores. Qucdo tcndida, a mancra dc
una mancha en- la nivca sibana, los
oios desmesuradamentc abiertos, las
patas rigldas.
Despues de una noche cruel, la
cuarta jornada. Ell viajero iba inm6-
vii, delirante, dilatadas las pupilas,
sangrienta la boca. Tn qucjido ron
co, horriblcmentc doloroso, acom-
panaba con la monotonia de un eco,
! la tragica marcha, y en- la grandio-
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En- esta imprenta Sc >eiae papcl dc
periodicos viejos 4 s2 guintal
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Ell j6ven comenz6 penosamente,
con voz que la emocion ahogaba; lue-
60 dominando su angustia, dijo else
creto de SUI vida.
Habh recibido en- custodia, dlncro
de la comisaria de guerra, 10 habia
jugado y perdido. Estaba deshonra-
do. Pinto SUI falta sin atenuaclones.
La noche anterior. u. en- casa de un
conocido. -. una hora de fatalldad
-. .algunas onzas primero. .. des-
pues, arrebatado por la passion, cle-
60, loco. .. >, todo, todo, todo, TODD!
Corrio casa de sus amigos, implor6
ayuda, sin revelar SUI culpa, y halo
doquiera idtntica respuesta. -. liza
suma era superior a las mas leales vo
luntades! Habia pensado morir, pc
ro...... iy sus hermanos pundono-
rosos E intachables, honra del ejercl-
to y delirio del hogar bendito?
Estaba ante su juez y Sc sometia a
su fallo. FL grande y generoso amigo
de todos no poda desampararlo. Du
rante el resto dc su vida, expiarfa a
quella imborrable vergiienza, y de
nuevo volvi6 4 apagarse la voz en- su
garganta.
La adusta fisonomia del oycnte,
Sc contrajo un instante, y en- sus ojos
brin6 Ia ternura. Lentamente Sc dl-
rigi6 a SUI mesa de trabajo. Hubo un
corto silencio. Luego, tras ell caracte
ristico tintineo de las onzas, Sc volvio
al Official y puso en- sus manos una
bolsa:
~-Aqda, hijo mfo, y procura que el
general San Martin no sepa nunca 10
ocurrldO entire nosotros.
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q "
~ general San Martin exa-
mlnabaa tentamente la

minabaa tentamente la
Recommendation del dfa;
absorbido por Ia tarea, no habfa
reparado en- el edecan, indeciso y ST.
lencioso. De pronto, levantando la
noble cabeza, le advirti6:
-5Qu6 hay?
I'm Official. -.
-iAsunto de importancla?
-Asf ID asegura.
-Que pase.
Abandon6 Ia mesa y espero, de pie
fruncido ell entrecejo, alta la frente,
las manos a la espalda. Habia en- su
porte una magestad imponente. Lie
vaba el uniforme de granadero, ca
SAGA y pantalon azul con vivos rojos;
disable al cinto.
Un instante despues, Manuel Fer
nandez apareci6 enla peqeuhapuerta.
Era un j6ven Official de granaderos
Alto y esbelto, el pano obscure del
uniforme, destacaba SUI rostro va
ronil, intensamente paido. La cabe-
"a era hermosa y bien asentada So
bre los hombres, la nariz hna, los
ojos negros y brilantes, la boca gran
de y expansive.
-SQue ocurre?
-Nengo en- busca de don Jose de
San Martin.
-Corriente -. lhabla!
No deseo entenderme con el ge-
neral San Martin, sino con don Jose
de San Martin.
-Aun cuando no es este, nj ell ST.
ito, nj ell momento mas oportuno.
ihabla!
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D@0b@

Isidad del paisaje, aquel grupo misc
rable g informe, sc antojaba un ha-
rapo arrojado por cl destlno sobre cl
manto imperial de Ia naturaleza.
La comisi6n desprendida dcsde
Mendoza en- procura de la desventu-
rada familia, halo en- Ia nleve, algu
nos dias mas tarde, 4 una muler que
oprimla sobrc su scno dos crlaturas
mucrtas.
A corta distancia yacia una mula
csrulIida.
! Cuando Ia sonora Recabarren vol
!, vio Il Ia vida, Y pudo coordinar sus
ideas, rctirio que hallandose perdlda
sin cspnranza cr salvacion, habia 81
do milagroSamcntc auxillada. IN
Iantasma de nivc, llcgado en- medic
de Ii horrasca, lc h&bfa suminiatra-
do una hcbida prodigiosa. Luego, y
sin que ella plldi~sc cxplicarsc como,
habfa sido nlzada sobrc una mula y
en- compaijia dc sus hiios, dlrlglda
hacia Mendoza.
FL cad;ivcr de Fernandez fue en-
pcnosa { initilmcnte buscado.
Por cspacio dc mucho tempo, La
lumbrc dc los foeoncs, los arricros ar
rontino-chiIcnos, refcrian que en- las
nochcs de tcmpcstad,y en- sitios mac
ccSibles de los Andes, vagaba. ta&-
turno V solitario, I'm misterioso graz
nadcro de nive. -.
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.lRAEWSKY-PESANT Co.

Contractors de tods clase de maquiuarias para Cen
traes ccntatistas de factoras eomUleta nclnyendo
edifcCs-
Para informes. presupuestos pianos etc. diriiirss
Agentes Generates para Puerto i!il0
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Lo que "La Correspondence, en- 10 possible, espera

ooendo de los objetos de a Correspondence emuar
stnero erao sno estudo de vida regional la
dd natura!eza que Dos pgo dar do
los autore clio reca condon
trab magnativo vida pueroquena todos
que ella puede orecer
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''El primer cuentists puertorriqueiis. 50

enenddo eabece "La Correspondence de Pus-s,
Rico trfane ella considerable deenio
primer Sendo aivertr que uo
consevado
concorso de ala Coponden So,
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arebatado por otro campeon
Correspondence pubIcara medda que recbendo
todos los que remidos para campeonato
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Formation del jurado.

ooE IS de Noue de 1910 La Correspondence a5rd 6sci
para urad de los eenos dda
euat de mero tudor canpeOnao LA Corespon
dncia pubca Is d de anticipation fecha a de -
80 nonb de residences a capaces de formar
pente urado cacador de los
cada auto cuntos emtdos "L Correspondence nota i,
dce noms de vote agado para Ia omac6n
del urado Esta deermnara que de la
h doce auedan desados auto de candiaso
juado De esos ooce candidates la Correspondence
d urado cadcador del ampeonato de cueno de La Co
espondenca de Puerto Rico E urado eonstudo
Dcmxe de 1910 coniuno de cuenO que
ponaoy 6 de de 1911 dcho urado veredco La
tlenda
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BASES DEL CAMFE0NAT0
Bases generates del concurso in
telectual que fu6 recibido
con entusiasmo por numero.
sos y distinguidos escritores.
Mas de ochenta cuentos remitidos; muchos,
esperanto turno de publication.

a Correspondence ama que Puerto Rico gnos
de producer poddo bas obras erara odos gneros
Fandose nero epecamente denomnado la literature
Llama ento "La Coespndenc desea pbar que pueden producer
de mto h Al objeto ha decddo abr medic do
s neas ab camponato cuntos cua deda cu
del de merito eto puertorriqueno
Los cuenos deben ser ineditos.
Correspondence ofece vencedor
peonato eabece evar adelane las iguenes
remtos ala
parte dbn edto eca
"Para el lcampeonato de LA Corespoadenca'.
deben nombrs
pubcados Pero dseaen aqueos pubco nobrs
advean ndcando peudonmo ean para pubcidad Ell
sodco de todo modos ell nombre del
Cuando termna Ell plazo del campeonato
desde 10 de Julio de 1902
terminara ell 10 de Noviembre de 1910
mas de 1000 paabras
pueoquehos residences Ia lsa fue de ella
5oUn pude campeonato vaos cuentos I'll
de que pasen de
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-26
RASH APPEARS AGAIN.
Summer Eczema and Hot Weather skin
Troubles Demand Prompt Treat
ment With POsiam.

All skin troubles which are prevalent In mol
weather-rashes. infammat atoms. so-called sum
mer'' eczema itching spots. hives. pimples. etc
demand the use OF poslam for their prompt Grad
icatIon. Their causes are found in overheated
blood. skin irritation. digestive disorders. etc.
In some persons the eating of fish or berries In
certain months always brings them on. FOL
clearing the complexion. red or inhamed noses
sunburn mosquito bites. burns. etc. poslam
should be used In preference to anght else. sur
prislng results being noted after single appH
cation.
The readiness with which poslam heals small
surfaces and minor troubles is but an indication
OF Its rapid action in curing eczema, tetter'
srabies itch. ETC.. IN hands. limbs. scalp or any
part Of the body.
special 5o-cent package Of poslam Is pre-
rared for minor uses. and this. as wei as the
regular 81 jar. is on sale by all druggists. par
ticularly Ogram's oDonnels, Afiecks and the
Peoples Drug Store.
But a free sample. which will AFFORD con-
vincing test may be obtained by mail. by writing
20 the Emergency Laboratories. 81 West 18th
street. New York city.
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mar cent on the total claim. with interest.
which amounted to 100000

cent on vne tOtal Ci0Ims WITH lut0TeSt,
which amounted to 100000
The rule Is based on a petition In man
damus filed by Wiley 0. Cox and Onward
r. Scarritt Of Missouri. two OF the coun-
sci in the case, who received In the set
Element a fee of $9c.34OI2. The fees
were paid on q settlement as of date in
1906 according to q decision OF the
Court of Claims that fees should be allow
ed to date Of payment.
II Is contended by Attorneys Ralston.
siddons and Richardson. local counsel for
the Missouri lawyers. that. as payment
WAS not then made TO the Indians, but
has b9en postponed until the current year,
thew should be allowed Is per cent OF the
Additional interest at B per cent on the
Judgment for the four years intervening
since 1905.
Nv this allowance the fees OF Cox &
scarritt would be increased $4,000 Sen
ator owen and the other counsel In the
case would be proportionately benefited.
The Treasury Department declines to
take this view Of the matter, and consid-
ers the case closed with the distribution
~ fees in 1908. To compel them to re.
cede from this position Is the object of
the mandamus proceeding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-26
ALARM CLOCK BETRAYS HER.
Indignant Woman's Story of No
Avail Against Theft Charge.
ence OF The Star.


PARIS. August II. 1910.
A woman named Charlotte BerdulIi was
Irrested this week outside a shop on the
Place de la Bastiie. and charged by one
" the shops private detectives with
ftsaling some cheap jswelry.
sShe denied the theft Indignantly, and
iefused even more Indignantly to allow
serself to be searched.
v'I am the wife of a magistrate" she
declared, and will have you punished for
ne indignity TO which I am being sub
lected."
Unfortunately for her. an alarm clock,
which she had stolen. went of at this
moment. Nine. Berdulli was searched, and
.nree alarm clocks OF small size, two
catches and eight brooches Of small
saiue were found In q specially made
pocket inside heS skirt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-26
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