davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1899-05-29

FAR RocK>wNY, Nav 2s.-The Country Club of
Philadelphia sent a team to Cedarhurst to play a
special match game of Polo with Rockaway yesterday
The Cedarhurst team won by II 10 goals. R1cK,
away did not need the three goals allowed by
handicap.
The sun., 1899-05-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMAHAC-THIs DAY.
Sun rises. SO Sun sets. 81 Noon rl,es1l 22
HIGH vATER-ruIs DAY.
Sandy Hook. 10 40 Gov. .Isrd.1l 81 He'll Gate. II
The sun., 1899-05-29
Arrived-SuTDAY. May 2s.

ss La Gascognc. Simon, Havre May 30.
IS Pretoria. Mckay, Bermuda.
IS Lauenbnrg. Sperling Matan-as.
IS Prns Frsderik Hendrix. Hieman, La Guayra.
ss Salamanca: Reynolds. Havana.
SIS Niscaina. Mclean, Tampico.
IS New Orleans, Gager, New Orleans.
Ss Hamilton. Dole, Norfolk.
Bark Harry Merryday. James jacksonville.
Z. g. cruiser Machias. Logan. Nuevitas.
For later arrivals sec First Pa2e.l
The sun., 1899-05-29
Turf Notes,

ST. LOUIS, May 2s.-John W. schorr. owner Of Al.
Eol, which ran in the Brooklyn Handicap last even
ing wired John McCaffer;y to ship the horse here,
having entered him for the Club Members Hnndi.
cap, TO be run next Saturday,
The sun., 1899-05-29
DIR. pCRvEs Called TO BALTIMORE
Princeton Theological Seminary Likely to
Lose n Professor.

PRINCETON, n. j.. May 2s.-Thc Rev. DR..
George T. Purves. pastor Of the First Pres
byterian Church Of Princeton and profess
sor Of New Testament exeResis In Prince
ton Theological Seminary. has received q
call to the pastorate OF the First Presbv-
terian Church Of Baltimore. A strong ef-
fort is being made by the trustees Of the
seminary to Keep him in the faculty. but 1t is
thought that he will accept the call to Bntl:
more. DR., Purves was prominently mentioned
Rev. DIR. John Hall in toe pulpit Of the Fifth
Avenue Presbyterian Church OF New York
The sun., 1899-05-29

ss Etruria. from Queenstown for New York.
IS State Of Nebraska, from Glasgow for New York.
Ss La Champagne, from Bavre for New York.
SIS Friesland, from Antwerp for New York.
The sun., 1899-05-29
The Chances Are Very Much More

TnAn favorable for illng your hotel or boarding.
house with desirable patrons, II yuu place your
advertising in The sUS's colunns-Idv.
The sun., 1899-05-29

ARRfvED OUT.
SIS Southwark, from New York. at Antwerp.
The sun., 1899-05-29
fifth Race-For tvo-year.olds; Saoo added, Of
which 800 to the second and $50 TO the third; hve

sixth Race-For maiden threc.year. .olds and up
ward $500 added, Of which 500 to the second and
$50 to the third: six furlongs:
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E1DICTo

Don jose IOa1s q ,S,t' uz de prsmeya
anstancia de la Csudad de Ponce q su pat
tado.
autos sobre nterdicto de adquirlr promo
vidos par Dc a Frsl C sca, den, Ana arb
dona Rita Maria Tartsbull Laplszs Vi
cinss de P>nuelas di isencias soble cobso
de as costas causadas que Sc causen ell
aquellos he dispues to en- prCvidencia de hoy
cur 1b'ica subssta por termino de
ocho dlas los bienes mueblss embaI ados
que han sido tssados periciaimente en Ia
ouma de ochocientos oIez seis esos mo
neda corliente que consisten en- los 81
guientes =. . la Vi ca b sea oscura, raar
cada j. F. carabuca de echo amos. UL
brey nom mbrado :. Ref.rma F" otro buey
nt d. brado Manoio +" otro :. FuImnaLte
otro ..JoaQuinO Ctro :. AbanlcO otro
:. Pamela y otro Perla >rro . Coral %
otro Fl omena OTTO = amarillo !" otro
:. Oaliforria !" ot.O :. Culebro Gtro : Pa
fu 10 > n gro mo<queado -Uaa yegua ba
va oscaIa de @, no a1os. = O5ra Z ,ina colo
rada de siets nos.-Ea los an.nales dss-
ciitos Sc t ato eli embargo en- gu t,taiidsd ];
pero no asi en- LIS que SO pssan relaciona1
continue itn qus f0er. emba' gados en-
su m tad, sea su lsrodnsro en- vehts, son
| ios sjgutentea ,Una poLraLca casson1 os
| cura de un af0 once Meses de tdad. -Un
| pOtro zalI colorado de un fo.-Un po
tranca bl4 nca de seis meses. -Un potrc
| rucio de un afio 1tro am riilo ciaIo de I'M
/ fo-otro de dos ne;es bianco un ter
nero amari 10 tos ado de u ino.-Otro
hosco oscuro de IN lf1o. terDera anna
rilla de seis meses-CtIa amarllia berrenda
| de un af1o Cnce meses-otra color negro de-
un afio once me -es-otra hosea oec0ra de
seis meses OF hosea de seis meses.-S<
hace preset te que tantO 1noS como otros
anima.es, fu-rCu embsrgadcs Il dia veinte
| v siete de JUNO de mil o. h0cieLtos ncventa
Iy echo; que los 1.tImoS q s an los que IL
fueIon en- ia mitad de an vaier sc hslian
4 tambi6n comptendidos dentro de Ia suma
. Que alcaLza la tasscion ses la de ccho-
clentos diez y seis Pesos va indicados GUT
los precitados an males Iuerou depoSitados
en- pod~r de don Emjgd Garcia vecino del
parlio de Ia EnearnSci0n del termint
Municipal de Ptfiuelas y Gmbar g sdos CONT
lie ia Pre- epiedx0 de las menclonadas dona
| Francisco, d. IA Ana Maria d011a Rita
NJ ria TaItabull y Il plaza vecinas del ex-
pIesado pueblo de Pefiu.Ias actoIas en- ei
interdicto. que et auto de Ia anbasta tendrs
log en- la sala Audiencia de este Juzgadt
sito en- la Gale de la OoncoEdia bajos de Il
caea &c don Felix Orosas Lumero 8 Ell dis
-uatro de Abrll pfox mo a las dos de /.
tarde pOr q timo que Lo so admitirAL
proposlciones que no cubfan las dos tert e.
| ra5 parties del precio de Ia t&sscion sil
que los. iisitadores hsyan consjg aAdo PEE
vlamente en- Ia mesa oel Juzgauo ei di. .
por ,iento eobre el tipo Ce squella para
poder obtar al remats.- DIDO en- Ponce =
Seinte cnatro de n .rzo de mil ochocien-
lodi gtz. -f.nce Mario de le99.
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! Son Estos Sus Sintomas 2

Predilecci6n al opanfsmo auistoro. A. ef.
una nersn aesrIames s al estar en- presencia de
oeas lascivas; granos, contracciones de 10
M1u.ouios .1.a vlue son precursores de le Epilep-
ssIal, penSamfentOs suenOs voluptuoaOe. "A,
Iocaciones, tendencias a dormitar 8 dormir
sensaclon de embrutecimiento, p6rdida de IN
conan: v01mnted: faita de energfa imposibiIidsd Dc
S0oIContrar " las Ideas, dolores en- las piernas =
On los musculos, sensacion de tristeza y AZ
oss,d oses,dento inquistud falta de mcpaoria, indS-
= aespues a, ssso E:
en- Ia sa rro Al
Qaoos, tiznidez manos pies pegajosos ' frfos
Semor de aignn peligro inminente de muerts
rame prematuro 8 tardio, perdida iism H1s in,s-
H.On TSn oe los dcseos, decaimiento de la sensibi
eto. 4TIsanos caidos debiies. dyspepsia, eto.,
tencias naturales para un hombre que dcfa
sScdP9rxr sus enervadas fuerzas yftaloa. q
msdsd ser presa de alguna fatal snfer.
Nosotros solicitamos dc todos cue aufr.n
= 0hsHsHESe 81 seieHss e9sis SfR %49
AxxttSO, IL. comunicandose con nnastra Gn...-
9vfsncs ahz Iksiscicn kslss Complete M do su case
.ode q es :o cassdo sotero cass 3:
los sintomas nombrados SO 70 han manifes-
tado 3D., si I'd. ha usado algun trate-
Guna ofra enfermedad venerea. NueetrA
Junta de medicos dagnosticar& enseguida =
I'd. de- 10 que ie 80 ouossa so i IN traiamisnso ds
radical. y se le restablecerA I'd. su compile
t. salud: y volverA I'd. ser un hombro VI
GorosO. 81 I'd. hoe rem;te 96 On billotoa do
1u pals, como garantia de bucna 70, 10 envia-
r6mos enseguida las modicinas. reQueridaa
por correo registradO, tan pronto como nues-
ira junta de medicos haya decide el oompls.
to tratamiento que I'd. debe sometoES0s
CO1PAKIA EsPECiALIsTA del U01Tx
ass IS" Broadway, New York, 1.uA ~
Oireceton Tslegrahoa ''Comssdsn. Nsvyosks.
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5astancio de la Csudad de Ponce q SM par
tado.
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de Escalante
'3 Water Street, New York

hsta maravillosa Aqua es IN res.
taarador perfecto que deyuelye al
caeelio su color natural, destruve la
oaspa, vigoliza la raiz y 10 hace Gre
Ger, dejandolo suave, brillante ga
doso. Sometida esta aqua q un ans
isis, Sc ha encontrado que no contie.
ne sustancia qufmica alguna Que sea
danosa q la salud: no mancha Ell Gu
Ills nj Ia ropa, 10 que es la admira-
oion de los prinoipales quimieos del
mundo. Esta maraviIlosa xApua de
Persias Sc aplica con la mayor ia
ciildad y es IN bello ideal para ,as
seneras = para cuantos tsngan eI CA
oelIo prematuTamente oano.
For 10 expussto 80 comprenderA.
adn por las personals mas esceptioas'
que esta aqua es IN liquido que obra
d'reotamente sobre las raioes del ca
oeilo, devolviandola Ia parte ouimica
que ha perdido, como 10 compruaba
81 hecho de qua no mancha eli cults.
poss puede apliosrse con la mano no
requiriendo especial cuidado. y el
,abello gradualmente va adouirien.
10 de IN ,nodo marayilloso su color
natural.
Vale Cancio. MA AYA1s
Nhre. l6 1898 IA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-29
Legad a vuestros hiios

o % r a os pendrn nne iueno
ua "a muer hoy
que en debis faqucos3 eten mndo
las tn atas ded Chead de onras Para
l ID d Pongase
Los poos m @ @ de Emulsion de ded espera
s6H h te dc ho de bacaao dgerd dc canes
las Draeay Faas SCOTT
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-29

H0MBnES DEBILES

Parece que el Creador ha ordenado quo de-
Ruos ue Ia sangre ell huido vital seminal eoa
= suSCancia mas preciosa en- ell cuerDo daI
1nSOmDre. 1S a!gnna perdida contranatriral dc
oi Rrooucira siempre resultados deeastroaoS
I1ucnos nomDres han muerto de enfermo-
Sades corrientes, tales como las del corazon.
uei ngado, de los rfnones, enfermedades pul.
"a usIes. etc, por haber permitido su Vita
nxrx4 xx44 eastarse, exponiendose asf ser fAoiloa
.cLmas de estas enfermedadee, cuandO pi-
9x!nas caJas De nuestras medicines, tomadas
perdidas, a5i preservando su vitalidad mn
medadee. 'o 0iAsiosas onAoE-
Muchos hombres han Ilepado larta c.-o
so8ur9mente, q un estado de demenCia In
Curaoie causa de estas perdidas ain aafop
10 V0rCR00rn calao daI mol S-~~ ~~~~S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-29

Hmm n0rdIaI G sao E os ULnc!
-ESte o sumtoae
% % sqqsago cURA ls
aahs" cyR dp
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ESCUELA SUPERIOR De AInAs De PONCE
DIREUTORA: MARIA MARIN DE.COLON


Sol ntmero IL
Aiem4s de "a, asigoaturas reglsmenta-
rias, ensenanse en- este planted las materia-
s'guientes:
Dibujo pintura, m6sica idioma ing'ss
" frances.
Sc admiten internas, msdio-internas J
externas. 4 precios m6dicos.
La clase de irgles eta cargo de dona
Guadalupe o. de Ued6. alumna interI que
fn6 durante afios del Institute de Notse-
Dame Maryland en- Baltimore ~. .
NOTA La clase de / bores selA desem-
pefiada por ls competente Profesora seno1l
ta Petra Mirabsl Enero 8, 1nI
>
FRANCESCA TOMAS TlZOL-Pro-
fescra On partos. Ofrece sus servicios
en- Ia calle de Ia Salud ndmero 10, fren
te s los bafios de Nayarro-Ponce, 15
de Nbre. 1898 l sf1o 5 v. =
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. GV % IyNUS
Curacion infaIibie y radical Dor Ia
ESlOMlCILIII
de i HICI
NEW YORK
(Qufmico)

Este remedio puede titnlarse ma.
raviiioso pOr la bondad de sus efaotoa
De garantiza el alivio y la meiorS !.
desde la primera GAIA.
Lace desaparecer en- pocos dfas Ia
dyspepsia ektomacal instest;nal -
natuienta, DILATACION d. est6ms
go agrio y acsdias, peso & hinoha16a
al estomago despues de las oomid.s y
doiores-digestiones lentas Y peno
sas-sonoiencla y pesadez-repuo.
4 ancia, eruotos, gases, sed, v6rtigos
maTsos, = ~ o Gastyotgta simple Y de Ia
ANnMlA. Catarro or6nioo del es-
oomago, Yomitos, diarreas con coli.
oos paJos cIoaicas.-Disenterfa
cfonlca y enteritis. s.-Diarreae fs+;aas
0 NAL olor.-Diarreas de los +fs;oos
iniecclosas. Todo trastorno d;gss.;
70 cede prontaments con este sfSo.-
WV oacaA
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CATARR0S, Refriados, Tos y
sronquitis cronica, grippe, consun-
cion, escrofula, r0nquera, tisis, NAL
oe garganta, raquitism0 etc. SO Gu
ran rapidamente y pronto tomando
VINO de MorrhuoI
Y MALTA
Bon hiposfofito compuesto
70 PREPARADO PORo -
u ULRICT.
Qulmico de New York
(OSeG acette de HgadO de Baca-
lao de ULRICL.)

Este VINO tiene agradable sabor-
no repug a-alivia siemprs desde ell
primer frasco, forta!ece ell aparato
resplratorlo y supera en- sus efectos
y curaelones a las EMULSIONES.
Por conteder ell MORkHUOL (Dri,a-
cspso 0cts0O del 0ceite de 6ocaiao) al
ouai represents, veinte y clnco veces.
de ahi que sus efectos medicina ales
sean rapidfsimos.
La eioacia del MORRHUOL ha
sldo Probada en- Paris con gran ext
GO en- Ia TISIS tuberoulosa, curando
gran n1mero de casos deses perados
naciendo desaparecer las afeccionas
Ta5 TTaa55AaRALES oronicas. quita la
IOSy heDre, Pre ~sa4ito -,
tire Uasible73ae7ste. "a-
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Sc ha modlficado Ia formula

I'm de ofrecer al p1blico uE preparaci6. dtal,
segura r&pids cn sus efectos, 10 que se CON.
Prueba por el uso tan generslizado que 70 haos
de ella en- toda Ia isla
Con el in de p:ecaverse dc las muchas ini
taolones que de sts formula sc han heohe., tCu-
yas proriedades son inferiores," debe exieirss
que en- cada caia de leg Ultima procedencia, esti
Ia msrca De fab,i =, en- L. tapa superior sells
Ponce, Puerto-lsi 'o": en- Ia inferior, y gu Arma
en- 81 lado dereclo de la faja exterior Dc esta o.
1ita Ponce, Age ,to 30 de 1896,
AVI\0 Sienao objcto de frecuentes imits
nviOV clones las PILDORAS DEL DIR
REvERON hago presente, que las leeftimas
son las preparadat exclusivamente en- In acredi-
tada Farmacia de VALE y C,ANCIO, que son
lcs depositarios de- Ia verdadera formula, los
anicos que est$a utorizados para usar mi nop~
ore en- dichas p1ld u as-DR N. REVERON. g
Dep6sito en- las siguientes Farmacias: va,
LIE CANCIO, Ponce.-GU1LLERMET
Cap1t9i@K1v plo1S1 ETA, Arecibo. II
sss;mKQx1EA Hs1cE12y "a ELY1RA Agpadill>
LA
n
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| Son Estos Sus Sintomas 7

YReANsooi61 n onanismo. sm1stonss q a.
80 AeoAs GerrAmes Al sstar On preSeAotA -
1a4aA l4soivas; granos, oontraootones Dc le1
4Asoulos (Qus son proCursoros de In HDtleD.
~ lensanientos y sueAos voluptuosos; -
1064donOs, tondenoias dormit&r dorIniA
eoqoaoaSn Do embrutscimicnto,p ptrdida de- i
vosuAtad, falta Do onerg1a imposib1ndad do
;s ds:s dSdSg'. !. :n 1s isrI,.s
oc.9hsnte inqudet'sA falta Dc mono rta, fnd1'
e1A, nelanooua, o>nssncio deeputs Dc quail
1s iS%saS S..pnaS d:l sse
s4.Ss.ea q Il siila, ruld: sil6ido q %
1e !. LIZ 1:nSs psI;sss Pie, P:st!os:s. s
- 5ss.ssuToS ts1Sio,R Rssssaia RssTaias & assss &C.
G SeSsnos ssidos d9bii:a. dtspsS:ia, 81 a :ts.
-. Algunos Dc ssos sintonas con sdvqsh
t10s6A1 nAturales para un hombro cue AYbQ
!:4 g. ,s.:s :.:s's.': I. :,1.:. f.:..3s a.s 49,
Assstrss solio1tamos de tooos que sufrsa
- 36s' = SssHs 81 s1eie%si NV '1Sa2 III '1a97 'f1a97
ALp0b eomun1oandose oon nusstra Oe1e-
yA q n6diooe sspsoialistas que han toG2.
1s1sdes Do los nsrvios , dei sisseas. g
Ss01s rS1loai : Ierm.nsnt@.
A1aAeaes to1e su nombre , dirsoel01, edax
p0oSaeaAa, d - oesado soltero, cuAasQ Il
A04tQ4As Ae2lra4os - 10 han nAn1feG.
49, %, q I'd. ha usado alsp4 tEAt1,
MSe0Ao Para gonorrea, sstrSchsx, 6Ahs 4
9AAA 4tRO onformo odAd vsnersa. MnaetxN
141A - nSAiooS iaGaost1oarA o1seGuiAA
S19a4ceeAente ~ osuso (grattal, i110gUaaa
w u - que 10 SueatA un trasAn1aAt0 DO
-, - q que - efsotuarA una curnokHa
YAGeHA y - 70 ro0tehlscSrA ID. % eonpfQr
Qesooe. q %. nos rpntte q - hlls4oa Il
- yAAs, como garantaA DO buena "a, 70 eAv1Ar
ssSes sas.sa1Aa =. nediotnaa rsa1sEsAAa
- t0nta % HA1Jsas SAP das16s al eesayss3s
= tIAaAaa4aa1s CaS %. A4As ssaasSNak
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H0MBRES DkBILES

Iersos luS el Creador hA ordanado cue 1so-
Du6s de 10 sangre a nutAo vital ssm1nAl -
y sustancia mas preciosa sn sl ouerDo Al
AoAbre, y alguns pSrdida oontranatural -
q lroduotrA stemprs resultados dssastEoooA
4uohos Aombres han muerto Do s1fee4o.
(AAs4 eorr1entes, tales oomo laa dol ooEa161,
~ hlgads, do los rthopes, snferm sdades l1f
13aares, ETC., por haber psrmittdo ~ NJ.
lA6 gAStarso, expcnt6ndoso aA { sor 1A01lql
tSse1Aas dc sstas snfermedades, suAnAo ~
4qaas oajas Dc nuestras medtcjnAa, to2A1LD
SSempo, habrfan impedido estas dehlttAAAoo
D09AldAs, asi prosarvaudc sV v1tA06AA unDo
toa1at!r 1los ataQuss as ssas pIhSrooa1 si1oo-
AslAdos.
AusAos ho,lbrss han Isxado Isnta. D91o
ooNuxNMentG & un estado Dc doAoAGa8 -
lnaNbls oausa do sstas perdidas, saA sabo1
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?aa a''.' R''sas'iEsyts!.' ;
> Del Or. D. Nicolas Revertn. {:
PRIVnEG1O EXCLUSIVE ExPnD1DG M
MADRID Ell DE MAYO DE 1901 POI -
hxCMO. sR. MNISTRO DIE FoAHNTo
Prepanadas en- Ia farmocia de Vale eaaat
PONCE, PTO-RlCO.

NJ E1NTE AMOS de experience. han -
mostratao Jas prop,edaies t6nicas reoone
~, tltuyentes de estas pfl6oras, taarando RI
ptdamente todas las enfermedades5o 5oue ,deponda1
del empobrecimiento &c Is sangre por una ali
mentacicn POGO nutritiva por habitar en- luge
res hdmedos y NAL ventilados por enfermeds
des anteriores.
su acci6n curativa er muy eacaz on las paI
Pitaciones de coraztn, doltses de cabeza, insps-
tencia debiiidad dolores On las piernas, H.
dropes1a, cansancio, sorderas, zumbIdos do d.
do, marcos, palidez de la piel, Ia que restftu-
yen su color tural; neteoris,no, flores blancas,
grandes perdidas de sargre, falta le menstruar
el complete desarrollo de las j6venes en- La 20
bertad, debilidad general, convale ycencia deeas
enfermedades agudas cr6nicas con tai que a.
tas alteraciones morbosAs sean sfntomas De una
cloro- a,.enssa simple no de ma afeoci6n gone
raj de una lesion orgdnica que reolamark1 a.
tonces otra medicaci6n.
En- vista de los progresses do Ii terap6utics
J dc slgunos incon nveaisntea que % netaban a
Ia practica
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A novel and most important department
consists Of carefully prepared Menus
for Breakfast, Luncheon and Din.
ner, complete for one week Ia
every month of the year

In point OF authorship, Il stands preeminerf
Hugo Zieman was at one time caterer iof wa
Prince Napoleon who was killed while hghlinl
the Zulus In Africa. lie was aiterwafd sseWaF
Of the famous Hotel Splendid IN PARIS. Las
he conducted the celebrated Brunswick Gaze y
New York, and still later he gave 70 the Ho,.i
Richelleu, in Chicago, 4 cuisine which won ,he
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AN EASY CASE TO TACKLE.

Young Symple was at a club dinner
the other evening, and tried to make an
impression on well-knOwn lawyer
who sat next to him. But the man OF
law did not appreciate the attentions Of
his neighbor.
Il suppose you gentlemen have some
strange cases 10 deal with at times?"
observed Symple.
YES" answered the lawyer
"Some very puzzling cases, said the
young man, trying again; eases that
almost confuse you and-er-"
"Just so' said the legal gentleman.
a look OF determination oyerspreading
his countenance. II knew a man once
who had n case to deal with OF the kind
you mention. He gave his full and I'M
divided attention to that casb during
the whole OF one night, and when he
had finished he really did not know
which SIDE of the case he was on. he
was so confused
Really" exclaimed Symple, delight
ed at having drawn the lawyer al last.
Most interesting What kind Of case
was it?'
1T was a case OF champagne re-
piled the other.
He was left in peace after that
Golfers Weekly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-22
Suit in Judge Cherry's Court Which
Had a Beginning in 1898,
MILLINER'S TRUNK SEIZED
Wy sheriff Mcqueen Brings on n Suit
for Damages aud IL SIN
Drags Along.

The trial Of the case Of Berdena Gray
VS. Ex-sheriff William Mcqueen and his
suretes. r. c. Chambers and Richard
Macintosh, was resumed In Judge
Cherry's court this morning.
II seems that In June, 1898, Jones &
Schroeder brought suit against the
plaintiff TO recover $50 for services as
her attorneys. The lady, who had been
conducting a millinery store on First
South street, known as Berdena's, noti-
fed Jones & Schroeder that she had
disposed Of her business and was going
TO Chicago for sixty days. and upon her
return would pay the $50 claim. Her
trunk, Il seems, was attached at the de-
pot by the sheriff under an attachment
SECURED by Jones & Schroeder. and was
finally cold, by the officer to satisfy the
judgment.
In 1895 Berdena brought suit to recov-
en- $3.50. the value of the trunk and con-
tents. and Justice Sells gave judgment
In her favor for $li2 and costs. The
plaintiff. not satisfied with this amount,
took an appeal.
The testimony this morning was In
relation to the sale and the proceedings
under which the sale was made.
Ex-sherif Mcqueen testified that
most OF the papers In the case had been
lost. but the whole proceeding was reg
ular throughout He knew that he scld
large bottle. at the auction, but
couldn't say whether II was cut glass
or not. There were some cups and sau-
GERS too, but he had no idea Of the
grade. Berdena's bathing suit went at
a bargain, like everything else, but taxi
en- as a whole, he though, fair price
was obtained for second hand goods.
$3.50 being secured for the lot.
The trial is still In progress.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-22
NEW USE FOR OLD CASTOR.

A woman with a small income and an
inventive mind is never quite cornered.
as Is shown by an incident which oc-
CURED lately In a nearby town. Friends
were coming unexpectedly TO luncheon.
when the housewife remembered there
was nothing In the house that would do
for a centerpiece Then she thought Of
an old silver castor, slowed away In the
attic. IL has six compartments and a
handle. all CO which were easily re-
moved, and then the rest was cleaned
70 a state Of brilliant elegance.
From The woods were brought mall
denhair, ferns and partridge berries,
with their green vines. These were ar
ranged IN three tiny pots. with moss to
cover the crevices, ana then the old
castor was ~ for any company.
How quaint and prettyl" exclaimed
one Of the guests rs II an heirloom?"
yes, It Is very old. believe II was
used for spices" was the answer, aud
the guests thought II must date back
10 the time Of queen Bess when such
things were very fashionable.
The wealthy women Of Venezuela are
said to be extremely fond Of dress. and
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POLICE POINTERS.


Three lost children were taken to
Margetts Bros store on East Temple
st. last evening Their anxious
mothers were not long In finding them.
Officer Chase arrested a fellow last
night named James Gillespi. on the
charge Of petty larceny. The fellow
had IN his possession a fine fur
trimmed oyercoat which It is believed
he stole.
John Williams an express driver was
arrested last evening on the charge Of
obtaining money under false prctenses.
II is alleged that Williams represented
20 Ernest Gasser. a stranger, that un-
less he had a ticket to some point II
would require ten cents 10 have his
baggage checked al the baggage
room. He produced check
which Gosser bought. When Gosser
found that he had been feeced he had
Williams arrested.