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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-11
FL Conde de Monte Csisto
1873

ST os oitare solo. Tsnfa hermoso jar
din leno de iegumbes, de flores de frutas; entire es
tas elegfa cualquiera; por eismplo una lechugs
Pog espacio de- dia Ia regaba una disoucon de
srsenico; al teTcero ecbuga pon1a amarllenta
decir habfa LEG ado al mcmento de oortara; para to-
dos parecia madura oonservaba ma aparlenca ape
titoss soIamente para ell abate Ademonte estaba
nenada. Eatonces la llevaba casa, cogia cone-
o hakeis de saber 81 abate tsna coiecolon de
ooneio nebres gatos, Qua desmerec1a de colec-
ci6n de leguDbrss, flores frutas; oojfs, pues
jo por supuesto moa sQa6 jueces de instruction,
nj que proourador del rey ahora averiguar la
sa de la mnerte de- coneio2 Nade. Conque va te-
nemos Ell conejo muerto Una sucedldo este, 10 ha-
desola cociners arroIa los 1ntestInos sobre
monton de estercol, Sobre este estierooi hay
gallina; estos intestiaos, enferma
muere 81 dfa sguiente. Eu e momento en- que lucha
contra las convusopes de la agonia pasa por alf
buitra Ten e pats do Ademons hay muchosl, arroja
sobre el oadayer 10 eonducs entire garras
ca Sc 10 oome Tres dias despuee ell pobre buitre.
aue despues de comda enoontr6 algo ludspues
to- siente una espeoie de aturdimiento, justamente
cuardo sc hallaba entire nuba; muere alf mismo
cae estsnque los solos, las anguas las
ampreas Ia avidamente (ya sabeis que todos
tos pescados muy shcionadOs Ia carne) Pues
bien suponed que dfa siguente srvan la mesa
do nguas de estos solos de estas iamprea
generaci6p entonees vuestra
ooida sera envenenada Ia quinta morirA al oabo de
ooho diss de dolores de enraas de males de oofaz6n
muere de lie haoen La autopsia del
cadaver, los medicos dirAu:
al pobre ee6or ha muerto de tumor el hi-
gado, de febre tifoidsa.>
lparo,-dijo Mad. de- Yillefort-, todas cir
cas enoadsnadss do otras pueden dss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-11
RSTAPRTA DR PONCE

Hace unos 80 y tantos affos que tn,
We ocasi6n de exsminar unos eJemplares de
carbon mineral que, de Utuado y Pepino
puede haber, no recordando hoy los luga-
res en- que me aseguraron existian las hu-
lleras.
Hoy que ese combustibls es tan indispen-
sable para nuestros buques de guerra, asi
como para ell slumbrado p1biico, y tan de
fciente el que hay, por causas agenas a la
voluntad de los emprasarios, creo un dsber
lamar la atenci6n del Gobierno, a fn de
que, inquiriendo de los alealdes de los cita-
dos pueblos el hscho cue me refero y los
puntos donde existen las minas, 81 asi 10
estima convenience, podsmos cubrir de mo-
mento una necesidad imperiosa, tener pa
ra mafIana un valiosfsimo elenento de ri
queza.- Teltps SdncheS o Castro.
Aun4ue completamente coatrizsda IL he
rida de nuestro amigo = compaf1ero el Sc
nor Dsschsmps, ell medico que le asiste nc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-11

U aldos hace graudes esfuerzos POI
VI sostener Ia exsltacion del pueblo, er
fsyer de la guerra.
Habsna. idem i1em
Ell sabado, las nuevs de Ia ma
nsns, dos buques americanos psrse-
oufan Ia goleta pescedora "Yucs
tan, hall5ndose squellos a cinco mi
las de las baterias, rompieron estas
ell fuego procurando salvar golets.
Dos proyectiles derribaron la chime
nea. y IN palo de uno de los buques
americanos, cayendo sdemas otro
proyectil en- la cubierts, creyendo
ocasion6 desgracias. Los mencIons
dos buques yankees dispararon doce
cafionazos, cayendo los proyectiles .
dos miIlas de distancia de las bate
rfas. Retiraronse a toda maquina
del alcance de las baterfas, cayendo
sinenbargo nm proyectil al lado de
un crucero. levantandose una gran
columna de aqua que invade ell bar
co, aseguraudose de abrir una via de
aqua en- Ia Inca de fl ,tacjon, que ie
puso en- peligro.
Desie los primeros dieparos sc
llenaron de gente todss las szoseas
del litoral. observsndo con gemelos y
anteoios el combate. y aplaudi-ndo
con entusiasmo cuando retrocedian
los buques yankees" Con gran
sororesa de estos habltantes, eDtr6
en- puerto esta mansna ell vaPor "L.
fayette", que fu6 detenido por los
"yapke ees" y conducido Cayo Hue
80 despu6s de dispararle IN cano
nszo, el captain protesto de la pre-
tension de quedarse con las cargas,
fundando su protesta en- que no te
MIA noticias de Ia guerra a su salida,
hsbiendo sido luegodespachado para
la Habana Mexico, amenazando
abandonar el buque, cablegrafiar
Washington sino lie permit{an seguir
rnta.
Hoy sale dicho barco atestado de
passj eros, no obstante continuar
Francia sus gestiones diplomsticas
CON toda energfa contra la incorrecta
conducta de los yankees |,
El subdelegado de la Tore Cadis,
de CaibarlGu, comunics hsber reco
gido despojos de efectos americanos
entire los cusles varIas csias vacfas
de munici6n de canon, una silIa de
varias csjss forradas de
lana, marcadas con ell nonbre de
Ciacinatti, dos escaleras, perslanas de
bAules, hamacas y sillas. g
Denuncian descmbarcars ma ex-
pedici6n de flibusteres al msndo de
b Baldomero Acosts, Tiburcio Diaz y :
Lsureano Cancio, fandandose en- la 6
de la escuadra yankee. y c
los preparativos de &c desembsrco
con deseos de lnutllizar nuestra es
onadrs, 81 llegan q apoderarse del
luerte de Santiago de Cuba para in q
where's.
ReIna grandislmo entusiasmo en-
ire Ia gente de color, de Regla, que
Sc alista en- ell cuer-
20 de Bomberos mnnicipales. Han
legado ounce vaporcs con pertre
hos de guerra, de los que condujo y
. Cienfuegos el vapor "Monserrat'. c
El Consulado frances ha publicado ?
IN aviso, hacienda conocer los sub 4
iltos de la Naci6n que el vapor Kul
;on ,e halla en- la bahia y partira 8
10Y; cen que en- 81 embarcs la co g
onia francesa, spesar de que muchos :
ore6sren quedarse. La colonls ale ii
mana demuestra grandes simpatfas 9
para Espaiis. y SO manifesto dispues Q
"a q quedarse. Continda la pobla =
,i6n animada, rebosando entusias. q
no. hallandose La mayor parte de los r
,abltsntes armados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-11
CARTERA della 1SLA

( Ha hsbido en- Ia eapitsl ma gran aIsrm,
3 con Ia nueVa sparicj6a del d!cboso buqut
fan ntasma de tres china-ass, Ell cus llevabs
haos unos diss bancers ingIesa y Ultima
nente bsndera Doruega.
Dicese por Ia capital one sa relaciora cor
este ia saiita del erucero Isabel H." al mis-
no Il mpo cue rr3teier convoyar u los bu
q'.es Rita Y sPariiu8' oul se encusntrau
en- Saint Thomas con proyisiones para esta
isla.
El vapor de guerra aIeman surto en ell
| suerte de la capital se ism "El GeieG", Y
70 el "Jecobsern como diiimos tsyer.
| Jacobsen es el pomtEa DEL capitan dc di
cho buque, 81 cus saldra eeta tarde de
| squel pueft0 con rumbo Santiago de Uuba
| y Hshana.
e que suscribe, CoDserie que ha aldo de
hospital curante dieZ afios, tene ell gusto de
ofre2er sUs sevYicios, asf como Ell de Enfer-
mero, etc, bi3n sea en- caso de guerra para
auxi.io de sus bernsnos heridos que luah 10
en- defensa DO Ii uoble naei6n espafiola en-
esta leai Provincial para hosp spital9s emf 7
mesfas particulsres.
Gale del Sol, 11aero 81 Ponce. Ramon
G. Quiias.
Ia alt
Los liberales de Barraoquitss han dado |
una prueba mas de su leaitad y amor Es |
nana, nutfie 1do la compafiia de voluntarios |
que allf existfa, la cual puede ~ oontar con
aigunOs so e 100 hombres prooedeDtes. en- |
81 mayorfa, de lss filas liberales ali existen-
ties. Adenass hsa coDtribuido con dinero y |
con todo 10 que en- su maro ha estado, para
que fderan uniformados los pobres que no
tenfan COZ cue costeas Ell uniforme Tam
b6n han levantado Ell espiritu pUhlico fn
de que en- caso dado esten todos dispuestos
a verter Is d!tims gotta de sapgre gastar
la Ultima pesete On dsfensa de la Patria.
Bien por los libsrales barrar qUitsGos,
one 81 los N ,mentos difiles prestan SD con-
curse y ofrecen sns vi1as ep holocausto &c
la n m2dge patfia. Asi hacen los ysvdaderos
ps triC tss.
Don oil nouabre de ''La Rls,t.o seha abier
tc reciantemants en- Lares un clfe co,mado
de Duestro buon amigo active sgente en-
sque, pueblo, don Caledonia Martinez.
Dese&mosa muehos buenos negocios en-
50 nuevo estabieeimienGo.
FL yecindario de Ostaf1o &c quej a del es-
abuso que Sc comete &c Ia vents
de- pan .lts de peso, pues lss libtas que Sc
expendau al pdblico solo tienen media libra.
Verca leramente cue es escandaloso 10 que
pasa con al pan, NJ colo en Oatado, sino en
Ponce en- muchss p0blsci nes de Ia isls.
Ha faliecido en- AfIasco Ell laborioso joveu
don Carm 10 Nieves, vocal supients del co
mite LIBERAL de aquel pueblo.
Enviamos q Gus deudos nnestro f6sane
mas seatido.
Ha entrsdo en- Ell puerto de la Capital el
vapor "Pauii0a", que SO enc0ntraba en st.
Thomas.
Trae para squslls plaza 1850 sacos de
arrcz $50 de harina. 1000 caias pastas, zoo
fardos tasaio, 1877 cuarteroas vino, saeos
de garbanzos, 2 0 cajss manteca. so barri
les J III osiss papas = otros vario' # ctos
mas,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-11
RECORTES

hay hombres con lengua de aspid cora
zon de hembra. Son los que hacen mas
roido. FL mismo ruido de Ia serpiente de
cascabel
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-11

Dora a la eopianza dal pdblico, 10 cua de-
nUestra que eus prcductos son excelentes,
J que Sc despsohaD rapids sctivamente
Nnestra feicitacion los expresades 10
Vtnes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-11

Uu amigo nos suplica pregunt tt m os, quisn
e. 81 sgeDte en- ests locslidad de In compa-
bia ds segnros contra incendio La Union
Comeroisl"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-11

Ule - Ia ras er en+es satisfaccioues
41e Eu~Ce ex1 r'.neet.' ~ % bre en- su
vida, es Is de poier ser 1til Ia patria en-
los nom ntos dc mayor peligTo
Y una de las mss grandas vergiienzas que
puade teDer, es Ia de sentir coharde ante
ese Geber sacrcsaDto.- .-Manueg YoTddn,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-11

a veces les que mas alardean de inco-
rrnptibies son los mas corrompidos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-11
FIR AGMENTO

Oaiisnde y andando bisu,
en- n2niobra combiuada,
iDamos en- Ia avan7a Ia
p9r campifIs de Bailen.
La media noohe seria,
y de pronto, en los ribszos,
ceptellean fogonszos
y suena fasileria.
Sc haliaron as sveDzadas,
J EN- smbos campos al par,
quieto Ell pie, nuoho escueAar
y bsyonetas caisdRs.
Ls noche tiros pago,
hasta que las luces claras
de- sol, nos vimos las csrss,
y el Cdio en- elias salt6.
Enloucas las divisiones
rompen fuego en- Inca abisrta,
y ell cation puestro despierta
q los franceses oafiuAas.
Todo Sc pone en- batails,
10 que abrasa, 10 espanol
de arriba, ell foego del sol,
de frente, ell de Ia metra(la.
7 TODD So est1emecfa;
ls TERRA del estertor,
los franceses de furor
J nosotros de. -. algeria.
La sed coucu'ri6 al destroso
tai ansia y csior ssatimos,
que tres horas ncs batimos
para conquistar IN pozo.
Cost6 Ia vida, por pena.
tantos, propios y az amos,
que hubiera costado menos
81 con Ia sangre SO LENA
Sus marines batalIones
embistieron tan viriles.
que ell taco de sus fusiles
encendi6 nnestros cai1ones.
Fue la confusion tan brava,
que ninguno distinguta
Ia mano que defendia
de la manO que mataba.
Cual las aguilas caudaIes
van sobre la presa cierta,
ss Heron con ala alberta
las aguilas imperisles.
E los, duchos en- campanas,
y bis0flas nuestras gentes.
los eptraron sonrientes
como en- torneo de caf1as
pero pronto sc pararon
y POGO retrocedierou,
J q otro POGO 80 irritation
y despues ;. despues corrieIon,
y mas taide SO espautarou,
y al I'm clemencla piaieron,
y al postre capitnlaron.
Daban lastims y horror /,
Descefiido ell uniforme,
que manchan con unto intorme
saDgre, pdlvora y sudor;
eongestionada la fss,
Las piernas casi errastradas,
Las lepguas de sed pegadas,
sin poder, pidiendo paz.
Dimosla, que ell sspsfioI
por lleVarss el triunfo entero,
veuce con rayos de aoero,
mss no con rayos de sol.
FsGG11aSa ,galY<g
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-11
Essgenfo 5elity.

En- an tribunal
-Acusado 10 que usted anrma no al
certo. Olga usted Ia verdad.
-Figdrese el sef1or presidente 81 Ia digo,
que no he enoargsdo mi defenss ninsda
abogado.
SAT-
La vida del hombre maic:
Primero, 81 ocio y ell lujo
despu6s el 1uego Ell robo
y, luego, ell Juez :. Y ell indulto.
Lsopoldo Cano.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-11

Lsopoldo Cano.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-09
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

\ very pleasant birthday party was
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Trethway. of Oak street, in hon
or of their son, j. Harrison Trcthways
tenth birthday. Mrs. Trethway with
the assistance OF Mrs. Reese and Mrs.
John Trethway catered to the wants
of the yOurc guests The Afternoon
was pleasantly spent in different kinds
of enjoyment, singing, dancing and
games were INDUCED in and refresh
ments were served.
These present wore Mrs. Nallie Chap.
Dcll, Blanche White, Ellen Ehrgood.
Alice Shepherd Lillian and Annie
Morris, Lena Webs or. Sadie B,rback,
Grace Wolf Maize Meyers. Bessie Will
liCms, Lulu Griffin, Alice Mum. Mar
Garget Chapper. William Griffin.
Annie Galloway, Gertie Hetherway,
Margaret Decker, Mabel Wise, Hazel
Hallstead, May Evans. Blanche Ho-
bart, Nina Walker. Margaret, Mary
and Mabel Trethway. Mrs. j. Lymer
Messrs. Freddie and Willie Robinson
Charley and Clark Davis. Charley and
George Eldrldge. Roy Westcott. Tom
my Blrtly Dan Davis, Harold Cooper
Harry Wise, Elmer Francis, John
John Trethway and Harrison Trath-
way. STANLEY Lewis, S. Wharton Shcp-
herd.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-09
In q Sedan.

From the London Sketch.
She was dressed in an exquisite gown
The creamiest silk you may buy.
Her shoe was so small that it must have
come down
From Fairydom up i'm the sky.
Her step it was light, though her tresses
were white
(For the Fashion decided the plam;
And she wended her way to n dance or
play
In the lovellest little Sedan.
/ happened to meet her one night in the
But why need | mention a dateO;
Suffice it to say that she sat in her
'cheer'
With the pride of a Princess in state.
And the chairmen VINO strode through
the mob In the road
That followed the gay caravan
Were calling aloud to the curious crowd,
Make way for my lady's Sedan
They stopped at spot whore a minia-
tire beau
Was waiting her coming with pride;
His coat and his wig were as white as the
snow,
And he carried his hat by his side
As he handed her out with welcome
devout
My lady abandoned her fan,
And raising her dress like little Prln-
cess
She stepped from her silken Sedan.
All me, ack-a-day! IT was only a dream
OF days that we may not recall;
For one is compelled to go on with the
stream.
While all that I saw was a ball.
Where gay calvacade in mixed mas
uuerade,
From Alfred TO Mary and Anne
Had made me believe We were just on
the eve
OF the days Of the dainty Sedan.
But out in the street could hear from
afar
The rumble OF GROWERS galore,
| The whirr of the yellow electrical car,
While hansoms drew up at the door
And my lady" i'm socks and the short
| est of frocks
| And shoes that were possibly tan,
Would tell me with scorn when she walked
| on the morn
What she thought OF that "silly Sedan"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-09

In neglecting to remove the pile of
bricks which was piled on North
Main avenue in contemplation of the
commencement of the Providence pave
the city is probably liable to be sued
for damages on account of the serious
injuries sustained by Miss Catherine
McNulty, an aged lady, who tripped
and fell over the obstruction
on Sunday last and sustained serious
injuries.
The bricks, which occupied a posi-
ton at first on the curb, were scat
tered right and left over the side walk,
making it dangerous for pedestrians.
Mrs. McNulty was returning from a
visit to her daughter, Mrs. John
Lynch, of Church avenue, when the
accident befell her. The result of hei
fall broke her wrist and painfully in
jured her.
She is now in the care OF DR.. II. L.
Gibbs and suffers intensely from thu
shock she received. The attention oi
Mayor Bailey was called several weeks
ago to the danger which beset pedes-
trians and he notified Commissioned
OBoyle, who ordered their remova
by the contractor. Immediate com
pliance with the request did not occur
and the bricks are still there.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-09
SOUTH SCRANTON.

At noon yesterday an alarm of fire
was sounded from Box i6.i the Twelfth
ward. A pig-pen in the rear of the
home of James Mahon. corner of Irv-
ing avenue and H"mlOck street, was
abla2c. The fire companies extin-
guishcd the fire in a short time.
Daniel Langan. of Beech street. was
injured at the Bellevue mine yester-
day. a heavy piece of coal fell, strik-
ing his right hand, crushing it almost
to pulp. He was removed to his home
and attended by DR., Walsh.
Alderman Storr received a letter yes
terday from his friend, Peter Marker,
a private in Company II, Thirteenth
regiment, at Camp Meade. The soldier
stated that the major portion of the
regiment is happy that they are going
south, with Cuba as their ultimate des-
tination.
A meeting Tor mothers viii be held at
the South Side Young Womens Chris
tian association rooms, 1927 Cedar ave-
nue., this afternoon. Mrs Charles Hess
will speak at 3 O'clock All mothers
are invited to come This Is the first
nothc1s' meeting Of the season. Cake
ana coffee viii be served.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-09
DUNMoRE.

Two letters remain in the post Office
with incomplete addresses. Persons
to whom these letters belong will
greatly oblige the postmaster by call
ing and completing the address; Susa-
belle Bell and King Richardson COM
pdny, There are also several held for
postage,
AS each councilman had the privi-
lege of placing one fire hydrant at the
last council meeting and Mr.. Meal
lister was absent he was not mem
toned. When seen yesterday he said
he would place it at Winton and Wa
bash streets, Sport Hill.
In the near future the Twentieth
Century dancing class will meet Mon
day evenings in Manley's hall instead
of Odd Fellows hall. The change was
made last Monday evening.
The funeral of Miss Ann McHalc
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-09
TOLD lN 4 FEW LINES.

Several Of the leading soloists OF this
city. including Philip Warren, David
Stephens Miss Lizzie Hughes -Drund-
age and others. will take part in the
concert to be conducted at the Provi-
dence Methodist Episcopal church. Nov.
l.. under the AUSPICES Of the church
choir Miss Saunders has the affair in
charge.
The fair and festival Of the First
Welsh BAPTIST church, West Market
street, opens tonight in Company II
aImory The hall is prettily decorated
with booths containing n vast array Of
articles. The menu for the festival pre-
sent the vilnus OF the season. Ladies
Of the congregation viii serve supper.
The Schubert GlCe society's eistedd-
fod to be held in Company II armory.
Thanksgiving day, promises to be one
of the best that has ever been held in
the North End Of the city in the line
of competition, popularity and general
success.
Miss Il. Lynott, of Pittston is visit
ing Miss X. Thornton, of West Market
street.
DIR. and Mrs, George Caldwell, Of
West Market street, are receiving con-
gratulatious over the arrival of a
daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Jones, Of Spring
street. have returned from visit to
Plymouth.
A baby hoy has arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Mitchell, OF
Margaret avenue.
Miss Stella Price, Of Spring Brook. is
visiting Mrs. Rachel Grihiths, of Spring
street.
The Providence Glee club meets for
rehearsal tonight.
Patrick Tigue. Of Mayfield, circulated
among friends in this end yesterday.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the st.
Pauls Lutheran church held an i'm
portant session at the home of Mrs.
Johnston. on Providence road, last
evening.
Edward Martina member of Admiral
Dewey's invincible crew, is visiting his
uncle, John Martin, of North Main ave-
nue..
William Edwards, of Spring street, is
seriously i'll.
George II. Meade, of Company II, is
home from Camp Meade on furlough.
Cards are out announcing the coming
marriage of Miss Lizzie Evans, of
Spring street, to Mr.. Thomas Henry Of
Warren street. The event will take
place on Nov. l6.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-09
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. Mary Thomas. of Fellows street,
is visiting her son at Camp Meade.
Fred. Davis, Of Washington. u. c.,
came home to vote yesterday and re-
turned last evening.
Frank Hawley, of Carbondale is vis-
iting West Scranton friends.
Mrs. lane Evans. Of Washburn street,
is VISITING in Nanticoke.
Mrs. simon Rhodcs, of South Hyde
Park avenue has returned from visit
at Lynn. Mass.
Miss Della Williams of Taylor, is Wis
iting friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry jenkins Of New
York city, are the guests of Mrs. D. NJ.
Thomas. of this side.
Mrs. w. r. Robbins, Of North Hyde
Park avenue, has as her guest Miss
Mary Lewis, of Port Jervis, N. Y.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-09

took place yesterday afternoon at }
O'Clock from the residence of Mrs. VIII
liam McDonough, of 122 Chestnut
street. and was largely attended. The
pall-bearers were Richard Haggerty.
James Moran, Patrick McAndrew, y.
j. Clarke, Rernard MCCanr 4 Pat
rick Swift. Interment was made in st.
Mary'S cemetery.
Thomas Igo, of Monroe avenue, died
very suddenly at his home on Monday
afternoon ar four o'clock, aged thirty
nine years. The deceased is survived
by q wife and fvo small children, El
len. Malgaret, Bridget, John +. ana
Luke. Tnc funeral will take place
this morning at 9 o'clock. The remains
viii be taken to st. Paurs church,
Green Ridge whore solemn high
mass of requiem will be read. Inter.
mcnt will be made in st. Mary's cem-
CtcTy.
A meeting OF the Daughters of Amer
ica will be held at the homo cf @-s
christina Fletcher on Harper street
this evening
Frank Hallock of Throop street, is
confined to his home will Illness.