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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-20

OTtCIAS .

AnOche el teatr0 estuy0 de bote en- bote.
Parece que ultima hora Sc ha dcspertado ell
snuslasmO en- nueStr0 pnbco.
Pus6ronse en- escena Ia preciosa oblita EN-
dos actos y en- prosa original de Eusebo Bias
90 y Miguel Ramos Carr6n que lleva por tftulo
Lecantdy muertos, y e chistosisimo juguete
c6mico E proceso de Caneca merecicndo todos
los que on elos tomaron parte caurosismos
aplausos, En- ell intermedlo del primero al Sc
gundo acto extrenose la preciosa gnaracha com
,puestn por el maestro Morcll Campos titulada
,Gvifu, tn me matas que fu6 rudosameAtc
aplaudda
IIa sido nombrado administrator de la car
terra de Guaragiiaos nueStro amigo don Abe
lardo Padilla.
Sea enhorabuena.
La comisi6n provincial y asociados en-
iunta del dla II, ha concedido quinientos
pesos al seior don Francisco Oller, por su
cuadro III lelorio, reserva de yotarsc un
credito por la Dputaci6n en- pleno,
Dcen de San German 4 nuestro colega La
Voc deJd montafsd, que c matadero dc aque-
LA ciudad es un stio de asquerosdad y podre
dumbres, digno solamente del duelo que 10 ey
plota.
Para 81 Juzgado de Ia lnsanca de Vega ba
| ia ha sdo nombrado don Ricardo Pareja Al
badeja.
Para el de Humacao don Romulo Villahcr-
mosa
Por el Gobierno General fueron nombra
do tenientc de Alcalde del Ayuntamiento DIT
San German los sehores don Salvador Gep y
don Juan Gle Jesus Nazario, y primer tenientt
Alcalde de Pehuelas don Luis Alvarado.
llomos tenido ell gusto dc yer Ell Ponce la
CO dos 6 tres dias nuestro buen amigo, e is
ven don Antonio Gomez Brioso, que va & Yau
co, empeado Ell el serycio do comunicacione
como telegraista.
lie saludamos afcctuosamentc, deseandol
muchas prosperdades en- su destino
IIemos tenido el gusto de observar que SO es
ta reparando y putando oil puente dc nader,
sobro ell portuguese, en- el camino dc la playa
Sea enhorabnena, reciba nuestro APPLAUSE e
sefior Armstrong, acalde accidental.
Ocupandose do las obras pdblcas dando
les impulse Sc adquleren las Simpatias dol pue
bio.
En- Guayama penetrd I'm desconocido en- {
establecimiento mercantil dc don Jose Niccnt
lopez hacienda un concierto con todo el diner
que haba EN- el cajon del mostrador y co
o;rus efectoS mas. 8 n que Sc notara traetura min
guna en- las pucras ventanas.
Carambola. Este c)ncetisfa, por 10 asturo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-20
Maauei del Paldcio.

Estoy, sehor, de mi tan dcsprendida,
y de toda ahci6n tan apartada,
que, por el don que os intoreso, NADIA
sacrficar pudiera agradecida. 4.
Voto os hicicra de deiar la vida,
81 antes no tuese vucstra, y tan cuitada,
que, al perderla orey6rame premiada
con no yivr y VERNE Vos unida.
Mas, pucs no hay mertorio sacrifcio
ell quicn vive sin dichas, 80 os ofreaco,
81 volves la salud al morbundo,
cehirme la exstencia cunl cilicio, a
codidiar una vida que aborrezeo,
abrazarme 4 la cruz de aquestc mundol
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-20
Pedyu Antonio de .1la,rjn.
Apenas tiene plnma ell ayecilla

Apcnas tiene plnma el avecilla
cuando pone en- los vientos el cuidnd0;
ell mas menudo PEI del mar salado
suele atreverse d sll arenosa orilla,
Deia el monte la tefna ceryatilld,
y aunque con su peligro pace 81 prado,
las titles defensas del ganatlo
pierde tai vez la mansa corderilla,
Sube al aire la TERRA mas pesada,
sale de malre el mas pequefio rio,
el cobarde mayor SAGA Ia cspada;
La menor esperanza tinge brio.
iy lamente la mujer honrada
tiene sin libertad el albedrio.
d. Guilifn de Castro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-20
son NEl0s


Teng1 buen eoraz6n, y" canc nlria'
he alyado 4 un nfeliz del durU-sn.lo'
y su llanto .enjugud con mi paiitelo 49,
dando q sns males cari1osa ayuda.
Que es cieg, dice, y que su osrosa es mudAl
terrible debe ser su desconstlela; *. NJ
ly hay en- la sociedad amas do hiclo n
que no so duelen de su pena ag,lla.
70 81 que, al sostenerle entire mis- brazos,
casi me hizo llorar como un chiqnillo II
con sus frases de amor slls abrazos.
Mas Sque es este que siento en- el bol,lloll
La cadena partida on dos pedazos
Va me ha dcjado sin reloj el pillol .
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-20
REcoRTEs
LA vida de la muicr es una larga enfermedad.

: TrrUI0T TT :
Una mujer bonita es un juguete gracioso que
i todsS gusta; pcro, cuando solo es bonita, los
hombres dc talcnto Sc divorten, los tontos 81
enam0ran.
In aspid haria su mordedura mas vencnosa
81 mojara su dardo Ell el corazon de un@ eoquess
Ia.
Los grandes hombres son hcrcderos inmorta-
les dc los aplau,os del Universe.
~.
~ IL = !
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-20
|NinIO0 EN- RI MA especial
de las vegas de Ca
InDnUU yey, propiedad estos

de los senores Rucabado y ca
le detalla en- su establecimiento
d. Luis Ursulich.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-20

Dan mnchos on decir que tu inconstante.
Amor rcpartes aturdida loca,
Que no cs tn fe dc cndurecida roca
Nj tn virtud frmisimo diamante; "
Dicen que quien to estrecha delrante
Cediendo la passion que 10 sofoca,
Sionta percibe en- til entreabierta boca
FL calor de los besos de otro amallte;
Dicen que en- el desorden de Ia vida NJ
Gozas con la traici6n, SOY tan neclo
Que al escucharlo te maldigo Y lloro. @
Anda tu fana en- la opinion perdida;
Pero hay alguien mas digno de desprecie
Que til: yo que sabiendolo tie adore. &
Gaspar N,iaeg de Atce s'. "
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-20

"A don jose Canine, dueho de una fabrca dc
sombreros establecida en- Mayagiiez, Sc 10 han
concodido los honores de provecdor de Ia Real
{ ASA Y el uso del escudo de armas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-20

Dicen de Abonto que Ell aquclla comarca
va SO estdn sinticndo los erribleS efecos de la
acca. \ que probablcmcnte Sc perdeldn las
siembras de arroz otros llutoS memories.
N6tasc tambidn que So cac mucho el cafe de
los irboIcs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-20

Hay un cielo on Id otra vida
para los justoS creado:
afan del predestinado,
sosten del alma ahigida.
pero on la terra, otro cielo
tambien del Eterno hechura,
nos ciega con su hermosgra,
nos briuda con su consnel0.
Yo, que por ambos me afano,
20, -hacia los dos me inclillo,
ofrefco eI alma al diyino,
Y el coraz6n al humane.
Dins Ben iyain.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-20

--yCudnto pesa la hnmanidad de Cristo'-pros
gunt6 IN provisor un indiyiduo quefse iba "
ordenar
sMe da Y. 5, tempo para contestant
Para que necesia usted el tiempo'
Para informarmc de Jose Nicodemlls,
que fueron los que le bajaron de Ia cruz,
Una sehora bnsca habitaci6n y habla coilla
portera de un buen cuarto.
De pronto e,ta lie dice;
yTiene ustcd n;hosl u
--Uno no mas, que estudia 81 lltmo ano de@
medicina.
-Pues tendra ustcd quo prohbrle que silles
gnc eli la esealora, p,rqle el ano quicre nnclii{
tranquilidad on casa.
-Sehorita, don Pedro esta aqui
No sclor, haoe ocho dias que SO 10 lleyarssu
slls amigos no 10 han vuelto traer. isa
" ad6nde Sc 10 han llevado!
Al cementero
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-20

Observatorios militares.
Sc la constituido un comite en- Metz con
objeto de reunir fondos para construr una
torre de 30 metros de altlra, 4 fin de DO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-20

Por estar pretirendo paabras inmorales en-
la plaza del Mercado contra los que tuvieron
participation Ell el ctiro de mexicanos que Sc
dice introduction ha pocos dias fue detenido
Francisco Mata.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-20

Los selores accionistas del Banco Territorial
Agrcola que hayan satstecho el divid7ndo
de sus acciones al consciero don Carlos Arms
trong, pueden pasar al establecimiento de dicho
senior cangcar sas recibos por los one ha en-
viado la comison organzadora del Banco
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-20

IIa sido nombrado administrator de la car
terra de Guaragiiaos nuestro amigo don Abe
lardo Padilla.
Sea enhor6buena.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-20

La comisi6n provincial y asociados, en-
junta del dia II, ha concedido qunientos
pesos al sehor don Francisco 0ller, por su
cuadro III Feiorio, reserva de yotarsc un
credito por la Dputaci6n en- pleno
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-20

Hoy i las ocho de la maflaua ha debdo CO.
ebrarse en- la sala de iuslicia del eunrtel de
Ballaja en- san Juan el consejo de guerra ord-
mario qne ha de vcr fallar la callsa que sc
nstruy6 en- esta eiudad contra el sodado del
Battalion de cazadorcs de Nalladolid, Manuel
Santander EXposito, acusado del delito de in
suite de palabras obla M superior
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-20
DEMUcRACIA Ponce,

Inquisicion EN- Patilas cara muy desnuda
Poncn preso indiyiduo como prcsunlo autor un
delitoy resuta inocene, no obstante caStigase-
lie morir hambre -C0rresponsni.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-20

Por haber desarrajado una puerta penetrar
Ell la casa dc Rosario Cintron, insultdndola y
amenuzandola fu6 detenido Cayetano 3ov6.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-12
Highest Of al N Aesyeuing Power Latest U. S. G
ROANOKE CIRCUIT COURT.
Important Cases Heard, Argued, and Acted
Hmm IDeerecs Entered.

SALEM. VA, October l1.-tSpecial)--
The Circuit Court OF Roanoke IL stu
In session The following business OF I'M
portance has been transacted up to TINS
date:
The case OF Thomas Reynolds against
the Salem Furnace Company was con-
tinued.
The case of Mary Kessler against Deme-
rus Kessler, an action Tor damages TOT
malicious arrest. etc, was continued until
the next term. owing ~ the absence Oh
important witnesses.
The case OF william Il. Seymore against
Parrish a. Son was tried before jury,
which found verdict FOR the plaintiH
In the sum of S9i.
In the case OF the Mccormick Har-
vester Company against j. I. anu T. d.
Campbell upon a bond given oy the
defendants To said company IN payment
for machine purchased through thciF
agent +. W. Brown. Of Roanoke City.
the Jury rendered a verdict allowing the
sum OF $3.50 upon the debt claimed.
IN FAVOR OF THE BANK.
The question AZ to the right to certain
moneys held by the Sheriff in "a con-
test between two eXecutioners against
r. &. Burdette, one In favor or the FIRST
National Bank. and one other In favor
of Hun. Andrews * Thomas. OF Roanoke
City-was argued before his honor, and
was decided in favor OF the bank
In the case of :. 7. Lemon against
the Virginia Fire and Marine Company
four DAYS have been occupied with the
hearing of the evidence and arguing the
instructions. The case was given to a
Jury Yesterday, which brought in a YER
dict for the plaintiff for $3.50.
a chancery decree was entered Thurs-
day In the case OF w G. Il. Fitzgerald
a CO. against the Chaswick Two Wheeler
later called the Southern Carriage Works
and now in the hands OF W. Is. Bowles
as receiver. The amount for which the
mechanics lien was entered is $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-12
THE TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.
Out-of- Work Benefit-Tradcs Council sane
tion-Monument tn Childs-

LOUISVILLE, KY. October u.-At the
fourth days session OF the international
Typographical Union. recommendation
No. 3. by President Prescott, was con-
sdered 1t proposes a new article to the
constitution. providing that after July l.
1895. any contributing member IN soou
standing shall be entitled TO an out-ol-
work benefit OF 50 per week for six weeks
commencing with the second week or MS
idieness, on being deprived Of employment
from any cause except on account OF
strike. lockout, Illness, debauchery' m
TEMPERANCE. or other immoral conduct
Rejected - TO GO.
The next question was an amendment
10 section 81 OF the bylaws: mo local
union snail sign n contract guaranteeing
IT'S members TO work FOR any proprietor
firm. or corporation. unless such contract
f. sanctioned By the Allied Trades Coun-
ell" The amendment was adopted.
Among recommendations by the COM
r1lttce on Laws concurred in were those
r. continue Investigations Of the copy
r!ght-laws. and the appointment OF
committee to encourage the movement
TO erect a monument 10 the late George
w Childs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-12
REPORT UPON THE DRILL.
Averages Made by III, Four Companies in
Tuesdays Contest.

The report Of the percentages made by
the four companies that entered the COM
petitiye military drill at the Exposition
Tuesday was made public yesterday, over
the signatures of the three judges, Lieu
tenants Duvall. Wake, and Mott. Of the
United States army.
The competition was on the basis Of
J. inspection (yalue SO; II. manual of
arms value 80; III. company drill Walue
JW; ", additional movements at VIII
tvalue 81.
The percentages and the general ave-
RACES We're as fellows:
Company 4, Blues BattaliOn-lnspec-
ton, L. manual Of arms. II. company
drill, 4717; additional movements at Will,
3.S General average, 1900.
Company II. Third Regiment Monticello
Guard q; manual Of arms.
12.33: company driil. N.B; additional
movements at will, 4.34 General average.
SOLO.
Company y. Blues Battalion-Inspec-
ton. 2S77; manual of arms. II; company
drill AZ; additional movements at Will.
4.S3 General average. $3.50.
Company h. Fourth Regiment Norfolk
City Guard)-InspectiOn. z: manual OF
arms. 1917: company drill. E.16; additional
movements at Will, 437 General average.
81 10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-12
Two Firc-Alarlns.

At S:35 A. NJ. yesterday an alarm OF fire
was turned In from Box IS. corner OF
Leigh and Judah streets, occasioncd by
the burning OF a chimney to- a house at
the corner Of Monroe and Clay streets.
No damage.
At a quarter 20 l o'clock in the after
noon an alarm was sent In from Box q.
corner OF Seventh and Franklin streets.
The chemical engine responded and found
the fire TO be in the upholstery and furni-
factory OF the Howell x Shaw Com
pany. No. 7oi east Main street. Withou,
much difficulty the flames were soon ex-
tinguished. The fire originated from Il
gasoline-stove. The lose is about 500.
fully covered by insurance in the Rich
mond Mutual FiTe-Insurance Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-12
Run Over bY a Horse.

Isaac Brown. middle-aged Russian.
was very painfully injured Wednesday
near the freight depot of the Richmond.
Fredericksburg. and Potomac railroad, on
west Broad street Brown, in company
with his brother, was returning from
the Exposition on bicycles. when a horse
attached to buggy ran over him. dislo-
eating one of his fingers and cutting his
face and head. Both of his eyes were also
injured. DR. Hinchman. who happened to
be in the neighborhood at the time of the
accident, rendered the necessary medical
assistance. He was removed TO No. Is
north Eighteenth street. where he is
stopping. The injured man is from Cor
louisville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-12
Returned to Work Yesterday.

Motorman Adams. of the Union Passen-
ger Railway Line. who, on Monday.
ruptured a small blood-vessel in his right
leg while assisting In putting a derailed
car on the track. returned to work yes
terday Mr.. Adams lost q good deal Of
blood before receiving medical attention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-12
AUCrIoN sALss-Thi. nay.
BY u. r. Turner ~ TO-.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
S12 east Broad rtreet.
A UCTION SALE.

A UCTION SALE.
by virtue OF the provisions OF certain
deed OF trust, dafcd February q, 1892.
duly recorded In the Clerks office OF tho
Richmond Chancery Court In Deed-BooH
j46 a, page 1877, default having been made
in the payment OF the note thereby se-
cured. and being required go to DO TX
the beneficiary under said deed. We Will
sell by auction. upon the premises. on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER o. 1891.
at O'Clock =. NJ, the PROPERTY de-
Hcribed In said deed as follows: All that
certain LOT. PIECE, OR PARCEL OF
LAND. with the Improvements thereon,
lying and being In the city Of Richmond,
Va, AT tho northeast corner Of Leigh and
Graham streets. fronting % feet on the
north line of Leigh street. and running
back between parallel lines - feet 10 an
alley in the rear fee; wide.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 70 pay note OF
$915. with interest from August I. 1871
and expenses OF this sale. balance on
terms to be announced at sale.
r. j.. TURNER. Trustee.
Il. +. TURNER & Co. Auctloneers.
POSrpONENENT. 90
The above sale Is postponed until
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 18TH. y
at O'clock L. VI.
b. +. TURNER,
oc 10 Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-12
4 CARD.

Having purchased the entire interest Il
Mr.. George Davis. my late part~er In the
business Of WALTER y. MOSES e Co.
| take occasion t. inform my numerous
friends and the public generally that [
viii continue the Piano ami Organ Bust
ness under the old firm name Of WALTER
l. MOSES a co. At 1905 Main street.
Richmond. va.
IN this connection / beg % adj that
! will continue 20 have the state agencies
for the sale OF the Steinway. Hartman.
kimball. Bradford. AMI other STANDARD
makes Of p.an0s-the kimban Peloubst.
Story & Clarke Pari0r and Church or
gans. and Jardin- Pipe Organs. also. the
State agency for the sale Of tho renowned
Washburn Mandolins Guitars. and BAN
jos together with q fun line Of Sheet
Music. etc.
Mir Alfred Moses will be- my resident
representative. and ] have secured the
continued services OF Mr. Louis ". Plzzini
as manager. who viii be assisted by an
efficient corps OF statesmen.
with Increased facilities. ! offer 10 the
public a full line Of everything in tn
music trade At the lowest prices ana
terms
In order 10 clear up the business in fun
OF the Old firm. | offer until January l.
1898. Pianos and Organs AT greatly re-
duced prices. II viii pay YOU 10 call and
examine or correspond with as.
WALTER -. MOSES.
Walter -. Moses q co...
No. 1905 Main street, Richmond, Va
oc low ,F&Su2w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-12
George w. Mayo. Auctioneer.
BY J. II. Valentine. Auctlonear.
Ono. l. Laughton. Jr.. Salesmam,
1886 east Main street.
GALE TO-DAY AT 10, O'CLOCK.

3 New Parlor Suits. OAK and Walnut
Hat-Rdcks. Sofas. Chairs. stoves. Mat
tresses. Bureaus. miscellaneous articles;
also. for city dealers. - Secondhand
OvercOats and Dress Coats, Calico Dress
Goods. Ticking. Pants Goods. Brown
Cotton. etc also , old Pianos. O dozen
Blacking, s New Accordions. Small car
pet, Piano-Iamp, ParlOr Lamp. etc, etc.
Attend this sale. Owners anxious 70 sell.
J. II. VALENTINE,
40 Arefflro
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-12
WATCHES. JEwELRY. Sc.

WATCHES. JEWELRY, SC.
+ AIDES CONE AND SEE WHAT
IL 4 BEAUTIFUL GOLD WATCH you can
ge, a. u. BUCHANAN'>.
GOLDSMITH.
oc q.Tn, WEB; Ill east Broad street.
MARI + +. 49, THE DIAMONDS /
Il have on hand will sell at the old price and
save my patrons p per cent.
ID. BUCHANAN.
Diamond Merchant.
&C 0-Tu W6F3t Ill east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-12

WANTED, TO RENTTOA SMALL
w family the SECOND FLOOR of the newly
built bousc. No. jl5 north seyenlh street ADJ
dtess NEW HOUSE, care OF DISPATCH.
~ IT,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-12
MI

NgR. FRANK COSBY. \ PUPIL OF
We DIR. LEWIS MASS NEW ENG
LAND CONSERVATORY OF III SIC.
street Piano. Mandolin. Guitar. Eiocu-
ti0n. and Plasuques. Satisfactory retsr-
ences VIII be given. oc 7-6t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-12

WANTED, TO SELL STOVES OF
w ALL KINDS. OLD STOVES BOUGHT
ami STOVES REPAIRED at c. A. LEIDY'S,
1909 east Franklin street, Richmond, Va
sc 30 limo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-12

WANTED, AT ONCE, SECOND
well mad. Apply this morning. II. II. H..
DIsPATCH Otice. Oc i2-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-12
BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED. To RENT FOUR UN-
w FUHNlSHtD ROOMS for light house
Keeping. Prefer location on south Third street
or viciDity. Address y. d. r., Box 32l. city.
j. l2-1t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-12
EXCHANGE" FORD'S

So rNHE EXCHANGE" FORDS
Il Law Building. Ninth street. has paid
city canvassere 10 assist them In securing post
tons for members. The highest fee does not
exceed 10; the lowest 81, ana these fees IRE
good for year. Positions submitted until
suited. but sitn itIonB ara not, un Ter any 'ir-
cumsfances. promised or guaranteed. Every
member voluntarily cntors into written con-
tract. call and investigate. &C l2-Fsu&Tu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-16

a Number OF Institutions Choose Boards
of DlreotOrs

a NJ mbor OF Institutlons Choose Boards
of Directors.
The stockholders Of the Franklin
Fire Insurance Company yesterday
afternoon elected the following Board
Of Directors, TO serve the ensuing year:
j. ~. Vance, John ". Hobbs, G. w.
Franzheim. l.. G. Stlfel and NJ. l.. OFT.
The Wheeling Title and Trdst Com
pany reelected tho old Board
" Directors as follows: DR..
G.. Alderman, Henry Baer, H..
4 Behrens, G. +. Brandfass. j. A..
Hess, w. =. Hubbard, j. ). Naylor, G.
J. Rawling, A. Reymann, II. NJ. Rus
sell and +. Schwertfeger.
The stockholders Of the Provident
Life Insurance Company met yesterday
and elected the following Board OF Di-
rectors: DR.. d. II. Taylor, Alex. Nor
rison, Rooert Simpson, T. g. jenkins,
G. r. Goethe, J. a. Bell. Or. G. X. u
rich, l.. Heller, Charles Schmidt, Fred.
Happy and l.. Koechart. The Board
organized by electing DR.. Taylor, Pres
ident; Alex. Morrison, Treasurer; Ro-
bert Simpson, Auditor; r. g. jenkins,
Secretary, and DR.. Ulrich, Medical Di-
rector. a somi-annual dividend Of six
per cent was declared.
O. G. Dewey Gibson Lamb and James
=. Adams, whose terms as Directors OF
the Fort Henry Cluo expired yesterday,
we're last night reelected. The Board
will meet next Thursday night for re-
organization.