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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-07
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-07
UNITED STATES PROVISIONAL COURT
DEPARTMENT OF PTO. RICO
To tho nstter Of GrcgoriO
01rdors , GousaleE
a Bar krupt
Itis her, mby ordered

~ IL ueEf n1Iy uEueEe1
ThAt am'ttlog the creditors be callsi
I + the 18th dlJ + DscembsF, 1899, fOf
the pUrpoIs I graduation and examination
Of the eaimI AMI debts prlssutsd, andiit
il hereby furthSr:
ORD zRBD:-ThAt al who have any
claims agiinst the above ne itioued Grego-
rio Cartoons ] G1l Eslss pls1e such olsims
or debts due 70 them at such nesting, to be
he d IN the said day at II Oiglotk a. n. IN
the 4 c. t tbs 0'eik Of the United States
Provaiora! oou-t at the City { Poeee; and
il Is further:
ORDERED -Taat his order be pnbli.
sbed fur times previous to The date { said
meetii & 10 the Dtmooraeis' . ntwspaper
published ia tbs saii City of Ponce.
Deue st e. mbers Ia thu Oily Of San
lusr, Puerto Rieo on the 2nd Day ct De-.
cembsr 1899.
] eirhf5 a tths foregoing . tsur and
exact COPY Il the order this day made bg
che court Ia this hess
W3taets 4 J hsnd Aad, tbs seal cf lhla
e1ugt ihis sna day DesmbsE 1929
RoBERT ALExkFBEB.
ospt 14th 1fy 6ek + tie osaTt
a-4 FETIINGILL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-07
MAYOR S OFFICE
CITY OF PONCE, P. R.
u. 8. A.
AL PU BLICO

FL Ayuntamiento on session del dia
20 de Noviembre uItimO, acOrd6 Sc
anuncien a ConcursO por el termino
de ocho dias d contar desde hoy dos
plazas vacantes de guardiaS municipa
les de esta Ciudad
LO que hago publico para conoci
miento de todos los que deseen aSpi-
rar d dichas plazas, I'm de que pre-
senten sus sOlicitudeS en- eSta Alcal.
dia dentro del indicado plazo
Ponce, Diciembre II. de 1899.
La cOsSNmbre universal del uso de
armaC por personals que no pertene.
cen al serViciO militar 8 P0licia Civil,
en- esta Ciudadsasin NAL pernicioso
que Va en- aumento, y siendo contra
rio d 10 dispuesto a ell Codig0 Pena-
VICENTE en- esta Isla, no debe cont
nuar. Por tanto, desde esta fecha toi
das las personals que contravengan d
esta 0rden, = exception dc las propia-
mente aut0riZadas. SerAn castigadas
lie acuerdO con la Ley,
Ponce, NOViembre 20 de 1890.
Albert L. Myer.
Major tn Infantry, Acting AL
calde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-07
PRIVnEGIO CONTRA CADUCIDAD

SObre este lamamOs muy patOurment la stenci6n del p&
oCO pOr ser La dnca Compaa del Contnente Americana que
soncede semeiante Puvlego.
dapu6 dc habsE @ado VICENTE POLKA doadoa,
V3naz1 ,srS tnsa corresponds szcedsss q va del Psn
Wu Esd pEa f GADUCAA an6 Compaa adSAuAEA a
n e snO PSG h tosa connusA VICENTE a1tO sas naeo b.
d persona sseguEsda HOls vsnta DO total
Dc ohA suds mentEa POLKA este dsndoe to OCCASION P6
eOntnuA QADUGARi
Polka AnestadS LA CON-
PAA PAGAA k VAOR DEL Sk4uR Is
lN yndosy addOs LA CO1PAEA m mtsEss dsvsngados
&st RemA eg7iadv0,
6so que EszPreasAzoss sOatoO snsdAd asogado
EO ss llama prOCeder con eqUdad Vgsr los ntssses de
q aseguEados en- hien de sus fsmiias
ID dsks De RESRAURAR POLIZAS ABAND0NA-
a dsvnSsdoa.
s9gg brsnoa aurants 1R Is
0s COAPEGOS MAS LA C0MPAA psdc6n htsdO sEpedrk
asnIo Polka PoLhA,
Oh VIDA DE PA9O MgADO, M D0TALES Pusdsn
ays7s e FSl.s ggdsd n DECMoS 0RCkO QUIZos VICE
sos kKO 2C k4O de assguTadA psHos npso
ts hHblsan pagado.
EEMPLo P6 dies pseOs psr Euua de s6O
dgsnta hea % vOr P6a Hdada o dtnAa parties De @
gza. ssaa e19a
abk condolences pzvsgos mas favOrabss para los sss
yursdos que les cue ofreca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-07
HI 9oLde1 canada3

SupicamOs nteHgente pdbco de esa Isla Ia leCtura e.
do Dc ess hermOss condolences eYndo as sOprsnddOs
pOE Sdsdes no gandasj ntes de assgurar Yuesas vda
7ynad mas infOmer das
G. Fl storer SspeiiteadsaBs-C B. Meltz Aosns osal +
kasaasAgsaes vias0s 'Jes6s M. Iago Fernando M Csa
EO Ageata soaedor Luis Eordan Dfyia Agentes eosaOs
irsSA mmNap
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-07

1sguEadO puSds rodr Qusr uundOy dsdas
dsE oeupae6n pagan PTima
Rnh dss de 'oSSa sOnssdsn pagO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-07
SECURES RAVIGOR
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ens Rd specGs Qs CQas OG ConpaSa SOOsdsdSs Ian Fa
bGj0dO heAQaH en- Oda IA AMATCa sabg!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-07
V9nta1@a

La ga3tA del GbnO del Canada spsO6n
La emn de POLKA ntsna aooante
quadando aseguradO interim lsga IL dsGnlEvs.
La 0m6n de Pz
GA 0GgRAG10N YAJEs DEsAE0S RHV05UCI0NE G0GRRAs So"
CAUSA.
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10 elasO sxenSO de tsSs
6e Gambia suaquN
BoNdts 81 -
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TaF uaaHtPa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
s,c,1rsrrRs DOWN THE BAY.

,-. boa, tHat started for Staten lslan1
oo~rio6 q large number Of persons 10 vie" ~.
O,-,,,ia and they went with the vague "'i'
,hov might also catch at least glimpse Oh Wv
,o,ral himself on every boat too. mueh ''' son.
.,arfor,ance was repeated. As soon as the s'a0Ns
- 49,, Ol,.r,.ia hove into view, there was wiz
-, iron, cabins and lower decks TO the slue % ''o
20, from which the cruiser could be seen
- ,~h, ~ the Olympia and the other war
.b,ns in line will certainly repay a" ''09v
mako the effort to see them Inc OlyHii" "0
-, s,-,,,l, opposite St George. and her grace
,1' ,.i,,os are visible from shore. clearly out
lined against a harmony Of green ioh"ee, D'"9
49,. o,d water on the pier leather voiced man
u.i,b "a long distance glass offered all coil''S d
..good view of the warships for only ~ Genus,
and through his telescope the olympia ""S ii'
o,,,e as distinct as with the naked eye "''0" -
ssVing a good deal for that particular teIesVo!e'
the enterprising owner OF this instrument dl1 ho'
have 81 roonopolv however. for there were nan Il
ao7.n others VINO wandered up and down Inc
,,er renting opera and fed glasses for smaH
onrs,de,a,,on The camera hends as usual, were
on hand. and persisted IN 11ak'"s S' a., wanted
everything and everybody. The eliI ihat va ee'
TO see the "l3-nch guns that sho0' e'sI.iS ahneTd
the cruiser and there found some enlightenmenl
The water covered Win slu"H 10
launches and excursion steamers that made me
irip around the ships and most Of them had a
goody number Of passengers IKc snips ~, 49,
lined up in the following oraet, Oy ltrookivn
Texas and Chicago. -.
A man had 10 be kept at the stern OF the
Olympia all the afternoon dipping the coiors r, n
response TO the salutes OF passing craft Ih'
Olympia not only dipped her colors. but SOUNDED
her whistle as an ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of the sal NJ,
OF the St Paul Of the American Line, as sh'
passed The st Paul was an auxiliary cruiser dur
II the war and did good service.
The Dolphin anchored abreast Of the Olympia
during the afternoon. and the men began to Civ
the vessel q coat Of white paint 10 enable her Z
present good appearance as her bigge
sisters While This work Is on she is relieved a
dispatch boat by one Of the smaller boats from N
Navy Yard The old sailors At Snug Harbor vi
see tho naval parade They have secured tn
steamboat John g. Carlisle and Will View III
pageant from that craft.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
GRAND STANDS. GOOD AND BAD.

The principal industry OF New-York' as the
geography book would say, Is building grand tmore
or less) stands There IS TO be stahd pra'-
,,callv everywhere on the route OF the parade
whore there is SPACE for one behind the stoop line.
II would be an excellent prccaution for anybody
who thinks Of paying from IS TO SO apiece for
seats on any one Of them 10 take look at the
stand Itself and 10 notice It's lines II Is clear that
seats on many Of them, except IN the hrst ana
second rows will be absolutely worthless because
Of the slant Of the stands. or rather the lack OF
slant Many Of them have so little pitch that II
Will be absolutely impossible for those IN inc BACK
rows 10 see over the heads OF those In the front
rou,e There are others that are built carefully
and will afford just the views that they promise To
Some say that two or three OF the sts'ius VIZ
certainly fan down. They say this not because
thev have examined the stands or because they
know ANYTHING at all about them, but Just because
OF the evil suspicion that will creep INTO some
minds that something Is sure TO 90 wrong, IT any
atteTnn, is made to do anything. Such people
| would never have won the battle OF Manila There
! have been many big parades in New YORK before
! his and few stands have ever fallen down.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
REAR ADMIRAL HOwIsON's PLACE.
10th HE AND SAMPSON WILL lNNN
sTR1-CTICNs FROM DEWEY.

STRTCTICNS FROM DEW FL
Washington. Sept PA telegram was ~ ,ha
. .ho xa,v DEPARTMENT to-day announcing w., ~
,..l ~ tho cruiser Chicago at IompN."'''
,1,iral Uowfson did not add anything 10 'he I'M
-, announcement Of his arrival, so the Navy -
rartn,ent is as yet In ignorance as 10 Ms p,'.1s,
rho officials here say that there Is ho' NV
l,,arce If any untoward conflict Of authoH'S -
tho result Of the arrival Of the Ohicaso " -
tic Admiral Dewey is the senior oIN'''' 80
,,,., as his ship IS within sisnahns eis'9llt, ,i-
-; ,,o Roar Admirals TOwison ana ofinPAo., "
3D., tbeir inetructi) ms from him Neco'""''S
, ,iorcito Sampson will inform Dewey u "',
, tor tho reception which he has iaineu' "'
Itch fine Navy Department has approved ~ WI.
, osl, for tho Admiraps permission 10 CARY W.
~, .,,,raroroe OF course Dcweys consent VIZ
-, confronting and Sampson Will proceed 10 GUY
S.,, ,bo naval parade up the Bay, as orie'n"ns
', go. rho question Of Howisons place III Ky "
rehabilitation viii depend entirely upon o'dtn Tho
miraTs wish II he cares 10 Paint nlace with
Iia,t..i -, rode Dewey will assign MIN d pld..Y ~
20 20 'aa,gshp the Chicago probably nl'rvo ryd ha
~ Tho OLYMPIA to which place ne s~."t. -
rritied hv virtue Of his rank But fe Snrnnson' 9
tho rrogrammc would be executed uli.eo 30 take
~ ~ Us, Whom the party goes asflOic W, In
orr t land cero monies all Of the AdmIais VI.
T. t,,,,it. quests OF The city. ana ~ ~, -
W. 49,, ,5.iU he regulated cninfN 10y '''r i"'-7
aid down by the Reception 'oinini,,t a. to the
,i ,geiliiify Of further complicat IONS a. ~ 6a
r,,,,,I of the North ATLANTIC Sluauiomo he tbe
monies are at an end VIII De I-lp W. for
dorarture of the squadron from ~ Admiral
Hampton Roads It is also pr9 Ectobcr 10 may de-
tin,,ison Who il 10 retire on Oc'ops' a., ~ two
~" o,,,s ashore In the course OF uay ~ ~
| 5 borI down his flag IN order 10 report "' wash
| ,ngton in person before retiring
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28

-,.o,. he said and was more than glad to
son sim again | think he looks well and happy'
ana much younger, by the way, IMAM MS Pr
,,res represent him 10 be. l nope ne WIZ -
ne completely tired out by all this ceieprauU ,.
IL takes II so seriously. / wager he woulu CIV
ANYTHING Just now to get of In qulel coin.
Nv himself But he will go through the itSep
lions in graceful style. He was always s"' t,nt
In his youth. | reminded yes'eiuay ,.
,d,nIraI Dewey has served his country luS'
about the same length Of time as mySeii, W.
fortv-dfth year Of service came 10 an Gnu
terdav. and | think his comes In two OF '"''e
weeks.
TO RETIRE on OCTOBER 8.
When asked about his plans Admiral Howison
reminded the reporter that he was to re'rV
from the service on October D
II have served my time" he said. snal'
remain in command OF the Chicago un.iI -
She Will be repaired soon. and all the 'housn''1
and one things that go little a"rS VIZ, VI,
ship makes long voyage VIII De ~ ~ wy
The Chicago will probably remain Il, ', Whether
ebout three months. / do not Know "ilet'
ehe will be sent TO the South Atlantic s.dI'D
again or not. | heard the other day 'nS ma ,hat
miral Schey 10 have coInIldhu ~
STATION and they say that he wants the pIv"N
lvn, | suppose he will get her II he wants me-
and I really don't see any reason why ne ne
shouldn't have the Brooklyn. shes IN HIST
cIaes shane and ready for any service 80,
In sneaking Of the large number or SOU"
American ports at which he had put IN on 'n1
voyage up the coast Admiral H0Wsoh EAU .a
that most Of these ports were places WIZ La
the American flag was seldom seen anu , s''t a.
he had been ordered to stop AT these port7 il.
order to give their people some idea OF "ea l
the United States amounted to in the way oi "
COZ ntry. ,o.,,.a ranks
"Wtat's this talk about the relative Ia l
~ Admiral Sampson and yourself?'' asked Inc
tribune reporter as he was leaving the capln.
Talk laughed the Admiral Il don't see
why there should be any talk. or course
ortronif Admiral Sampson simply by virtue OF
seniority. but anybody can find that out 10y
looking up the records Of the Navy Depar''rV,n
There isn't going to be any troupie on tn ~
account because | have just come mo t".f
MORT either The only difference II MAKES i
that Admiral Sampson flies red nag inSt =, a.,
Of a blue one-that's all. Not very Dig II IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
,,, rn.roxr ABOARD THE FLAGSHIP.
oryuPIAs CALL is 40 go roMfhiN' ii'i'H'
,xn THE LINE WILL Re OPEN TO-DAY

Admiral Dewey is able to remain on po1rn
tho OLYMPIA and talk with the people ~ NE .oms
~ and the other officers and nempe's VI 'he
'o"',' - h,vo tho same privilege. The SAFETY
1.r wire and cable COMPANY, OF Ne"-fork
>..,. vort and New-Jersey Telephone Com
nanv Joined forces Yesterday and iast eVe'ns con-
nected the flagship with the long distant s'
~o.,,.o covering The country az FAR west a. 81
1n.',, rwo c.5les were used between ST. George.
L ' rs,and and tho flagship. providing return
metallic circuit. and making conversation over Inc
long distance as clear and ds'inc' a. oyel any
aor,ol wire The cables were laid and connections
n,ads under the direction Of II. T. Richards man
o"er Of the telephone department o. the cable con.
nsnv and d. r. LOOMS. superintendent OF '"e
S' Tbe work is radical departure in submarine
IL laving ard the wire used IS copper artnoreI
49, e,e.d - having the iron armor Seneraly gwen
70 cables of nat nature IS me sane san Phnon ns'
ADMIRAL Dewey Is highly deghed ~'' oa 1f H ws
nsso1 re call 40. 23n Tompkinsvihe, VIII 90
ppt'ned at $3.50 O'Clock this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28

ty debilitatng Grams and oIhef syl1Pt0I11S -.
rangement Of the feminine organism. II Is genera
tonic for the whole system, but when such toniS Is
needed il is better 10 take the Golden Medicai Ds-
eovery" in connection with the " FavoTte Prescflp-
ton" ;,
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery IS meoi-
cine for men and children we'll as women II Is
most wonderful blood purifier and flesh builder. II
system blood and lungs and puts the whole body IN
strong healthy state. ,..,,
Before purchasing medicine of any kind it Is wen
TO write 10 Dr. r V. Pierce, az Buhalo n T., sIa,ins
scribe for you free OF charge. II may be that you
need both "Pavorite Prescription and Golden
Medical Discovery" or you may neeo only 0ns'
Possibly your case requires something entirely dhef
emit Whatever you need Doctor Pierce VAL tell you
without cent Of cost TO you
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28

~ III , a aRA W
achey headachey woman.
Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription and Golden
Medical Discovery are
beautihers because they
are health makers.
The "Favorite Pre-
scrip,ion " is designed TO
cure all distinctly femi-
nine ailments. II IS pre-
scribed for girls about to
become women and takes
from this dan gerou 5
period much of its dis.
comfort. II is prescribed
for women Of all ages
who are troubled with
inflammation, irregular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
OHIO MEMS EXPENSES ASSURED.

If THE STATE CANNOT LE'Ali'i IAl' I'M
GOVERNOR and JOHN r. MLEAN
WILL. RE RESPONSIBLE.
Columbus Ohio. Sept 27.-For time to-day the
,ronosea tr,n OF the Ohio National Guard TO New
York 10 participate in the Dewey celebration was
abandoned but owing to the generosity OF Gov
ernor Bushnell and John r. Mclean the trip VIII
be made as proposed. All arrangements had been
completed when at late hour last night, Attor-
ney General Monnett gave an opinion that the
funds Of the could not be used for defraying
the expenses OF the trip. and on the strength Of
that the Adjutant General issued an order calling
the "trip off
The officers OF the 4th Regiment were prompt 10
act however. and. after much telegraphng. mat
rers were so arranged that they started tonight.
When Nj Mclean heard Of the condition ~ ar
fairs he called Governor Bushnell up by telephone
ond insisted that il would not do to have Ohio
unreprcsenied at NeW-York Tie and the Governor
then agreed 10 guarantee the expenses Of the trip
IN case there should be any difficulty IN getting the
money from the State Treasury. The Columbus
regment the 4th goes by the Erie road. and Is due
10 reach New YORK tomorrow evening at o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
SINGERS WILL sERENADE DEWEY

SINGEKS WILL SENINN I7I- II ~ IT
on the steamer Warwick nearly fifteen huhu'eA
members of the Peoples Choral Union VIII sele"au0
Admiral Dewey with patriotic songs tonight -.
singers will go on board at O'Clock ana eNp,e'
-, So,, ,ba sorersds AT o'clock They will take
with them n large floral ornament proDaoly %
wreath or a horseshoe which they VIII prsse"',
IN. Admiral The serenade will be under 'ne
direction OF Frank Damrosch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
DEWEY SAID TO HAN T. bT' i''-'
rx.upGr pRAwLEY REPORTED TO HAVE HIS
REFUSAL TO RUN FOR PRESIDENT

Ex-Jr-DGE BRAwLEY REPORTED ~ HAVE MS
REFUSAL TO RUN FOR PRESIDENT.
Ex-Judge w. H. Brawley OF south Nar''"'a-
e. said to acknowledge that IN ie''e' ""'"
he received some time ago from Au'n''e' De"e''
IN response to one sent nm by Juuee "'A"..'
urging him to allow his rriencs 10 present "'f
name as candidate for President Aoifi'"
Dewey used substantially the following '9"-
guage:
Neither by inclination nor by framing am So, nsa
-, LriI Tho office OF President Of the Ontea Stdes
70 muL he more than human II were NOT g.at,
ihed and even attered by inc prospec. scIso oy
49,, r., mo hat I cannot accept your cohciusiohs'
~ ovo lived a sailor and shall die one.
Judge Brawley who is a gold democrat ~
enid to have been urged by several promineih'
Democrats. including Ben T. Gable OK LIMOS:
70 sound Admiral Dewey on the "uesOo" u
nominating him for President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
CAPTAIN COGHLAN IN TOWN.
HE SAYS DEwEYs CAPTAINS ARE ~ "hL'
COME THE ADMIRAL

captaiu Charles b Coghlan VINO con'''a.u ,n'
hae'e go, puget Sound Washington When
-, the waldorf Astoria. where he registered
las, evening. he said , o..,r. rr,u..
NO. bere after many vexatious delays. II IL
a, 20 sneak OF burning your bridges oenind you.
, In this case they were burned In 'front.' OF vs. no
,oss than two being destroyed by hre IN "uNa"ee OF
no Ever since getting here this Afternoon "a..
uS' hs', 49,, 80 90, hold Of my baggage. but as yet
De,' 49,. ooose I haven't seen any one yet, and
o do not the Official d 12n re.o oS to the Ad
we VIII ho orrov, Nv we I mean his captains our
MIRA to, a1t who / believe. are 10 be present 70
,neSicome their old commander
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
4 BURNING SHIP SIGHTED.

London. Sept. 27.-The British steamer Moh'a"''
CAPTAIN Watkins, which arrived here yesterday
from Baltimore reports that September lo III
latitude 4S degrees longitude 50 degrees sm'
sighted three masted wooden bark or one 'ho0-
sand fire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
CAPTAINS AT THE WHITE SQUADRON,

Pear Admiral Osbon has sent word to the man
ogement OF The White Squadron" performance to
he given Saturday night. at the Metropolitan Op-
era House that Captains Wildes. Dyer Coghian
80 and ~ alker Of Admiral .Dewey's feet Will
s,tsnd The performance. over $1,000 Was taken In
for boxes yesterday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
ctr1cAGO COMMITTEE HERE.
ro MEET THE ADMIRAL AT THE WALDORF
az sIrNDAY MORNING.

, .trd ard soiled by the dust Of four
e.a,os tho citizens committee 81 'hlcaeo' "n'0"
.rnes here to ask Admiral Dewey 10 VIZ ~,
own arrived at the Grand central STATIC" a. a.
,ioht nj II % o'clock Iher Ua'h Was "ue a. ~, -,
-, bnt the heavy traffic caused the delay. Inc
b. ~. consists of l25 OF Chcago's most proin-
, .,,i7cns" according 10 +. K. Braineld' the
..1ro,orv and was appointed regardless OF polueai
atnliations by a resolution Of the chicago Oou"c','
In the party are County Treasurer = Is. NAY i',''U
,t,rtin +. Madden. Thomas Canaan eN-Mayo' Jo,'
u uonkins W. p. Conkcy, Thomas Glenn JONI
w Gates, john 'oNglHH "''"
Alderman John Powers
Secretary Prairerd came I'm advance 81 ''e ''.''
,,itt.o I'm time TO make all the necessary p""S 10
their entertainment while here lie ma" 'o"7
,rrr NJ carriages I'm waiting 10 take the 'oh'i'''',r
-. ,ho Gilsev House where majority OF them VII.
~ NV ,to Il. ,be civ The members were so tired
that they entered th"lT '"l''"H'9
were driven to the hotel ..,,..,
Mr. Brainerd said Mayor Harrison lett O"c'so
o., ,,t civ AT 1890 O'Clock yesterday morning ana
would arrive here b at ciizc Ri Committee 9 vii
IS hV ,atnr an the Grand Central Station and them
beaded " n Wvck has invited Mayor Harrison to
be the guest Of ne cry whI WIZ Zoos down the
- pr II o'clock tomorrow morning TO welcome
Admiral Dewey officially, Mayor Harrison Mi'i az ac
romnanv him. The Chicago committee WI nay. S
% tsfmrr city Of Lawrence all to itself IN the
naval para"f rairerd has arranged FOR Mayor Har-
rison and his committee TO meet Admiral DsWey a1
~ ii,ct sunday morning I'm the Waldorf Astoria,
when Mayor Harrison will invite the AnI bs 70 cone ne
| vrnifnre The Chicago committee VIII nave car
! ria~es I'm the parade and will have good seats on
the reviewing stand ,,,s that
| ,rhe chicago Invitation Committee requests mat
| al residents Of Chicago now i'm this city meet the
! rommittre between ana Y o'clock TINS morning az
| ,ts HEADQUARTERS at the Gisey House
THE WASHINGTON COMMITTEE.
The washington Committee Will wait on Adn'Fa'
! Dewey about 10 o'clock this morning ana convey
n hin, the invitation to the Capital city II VIII
! ,oo,.' the Parre ONCE shortly after o'clock. The
members OF the committee are w IL. Moses Major
| General Nelson A. Miles. Colonel George Bingham
| Colonel Frank Micher General George H. harms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
To love and be loved, is
every woman's right. To
be beautiful is impossible

for some women To be brighteyed. clear skinned,
red Tipped vivacious attractive is the privilege OF all
Illheal,h pimply face, dull eyes, pale lips hollow
cheeks-these lock the door in Loves face NO man