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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-06
IgANA EAR!NE De R0SELL

Ha fallecido en- la Capital esta dis
tinguids DANA, esposa del doctor don
Antonio Rosell y sobrina poIftica del
doctor Carbonell.
La sonora Farine era hija del noble
sueIo de Francia. Posefa el titulo de
Bachiller alcanzado en- la Sorbona, J
aquf riyalid6 sus titulos de profesora
con nota de sobTesaliente.
Nosotros la conocimos en- Maysgiies,
donde dirigi6 un plautel de enstfanza
femenina con general aceptaci6n de to-
dos, y allf pudimos apreciar sus excelen'
ties dotes pedag6gicas.
Era, sobre todo, un modelo de VIII,
tudes oristianas, y Sc oaptaba simpatfas
por su amabilidad y fnfsimo trato.
Reeiban su esposo y demas deudos la
sentida expression de nuestro p6same.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-06
Isl HIbliOteea dc Ia DEMOCRACfA


-Eso ep, dijo Renato que examin6 la hsrfda con 81
espejo; 10 que yO habia previst9 ha suoedido va
mana ssDgre
sEs grave tu herids, psdrecitoP
NO, his mia; quero levsntarme.
-lCuidadai djo PAola mostrando tenor; mira que
podria volveF a msnar sangre de la heridsI
-lQuerda Paoal murmur6 ell horentin" que
aqael momento tenia entranas de padre. SO nGorpo
T6 IN POGO qued6ndOse sentado M vas a ayudar a
VeStr dijo Gododno, es menester que vaya 81 Lou.
yTe
l0trA veil murmur6 Paola dijo Rsnato mirsn-
dola fJsmente; 3aeaso te desagrada esoF
-Si, respondi6 resueltsmente Paos, porque deseo
habarOs miro q Godol6uo De msnera que que
Ella deci estas aqui de sobta; quisiera habaroa
las
-GodOlfnol dijo al souanbalo Rensto que ha-
ba cOmprepdido esa mirsda preparate para sair Vas
il al Louvre, dorde pedras ceDes para hsblar con
Is reina Cata ina
-Qa6 queres que ls digs2
LA supliearss de mi psrts que ts entregue la ca
ia de poEos negFuzoos que ha veuido de YeDeois "a
aabs 10 que quero deor Pedirss tambi6u s Su Ma.
estaa Ia csjs de gusntss que Ga recbido d, Forenea
81 mes pasado, regalsda por el duque De M6dios, So
aobEino.
Godol6no ssi6, Rsusto miro su biIs la d
jo.-Ya puedes hsbaT, te esoueho
Paola se sent6 81 pie de Ia oama, dijo dsDdo q
VcE Is entona0i6n mas insnUauts alEi6osa; SRs-
tusTdal, padFeot0, qua hsce ounce dias duran.
e una noche muy 6bregs, me- eaooutFaftes easi nc.
fihanda en- a plsza de Saint Gsrmsin fAaxsrr0is de
Gus me hiosts una pfomessl BE iarsste que ven
Rfias del iufsme qaien amsba que nd eBga66 p.
sfaai6 q fenooTosa iIaaas, has gampiido to pro
nsss, padre mio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-06
NOTICIAS

Dice La Propaganda que ell Hcencia-
do de preside, don Asisclo Rodriguez
trat6 de agredir puhal en- mano al Jefe
de Policta de Juana Diaz senior Figue-
roa.
Tenemos entendido que este fu6 Ell
que estrope6 a aquel; , en- cuanto 10
de liceneiodo de preside, sepa In Pro-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-06
Avlso a los Zapateros

Los que suscriben acaban de reci-
bir, directamente de Alemania, In
glaterra Y Francia, un complete y
variado surtidO de Marroquines, ba-
danas, becerros, charoles y cabriti-
Has, que ofrecen en- realization, a
precios sumamente m6dicOs.
Atocha Ponce. A ElldYllteiR q Ca.
Noviembre To- de lS99 pm. a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-06

ULTndo CIcLoN. ofrecemos a nues-
ira numerosa clieutela ell surtido mas
complete de mercancias acabado de
recibir, de todas procedencias, pre-
ciosas corOnas para defunci6n, y pa
ra nOviaS, sOmbreros para senoras Y
senoritas 10 mas elegante y baratO
que puedan flgurarse; exibimos mo-
delos de noche gratis las yisitas con
que Sc nos hOnre, telas de seda, com
pleto surtidO y de ultima moda de
Paris; sombrillas, paraguas, cintas,
perfnmeria francesa, alfombras col
chones de alambre, lamparas eIectri
cas-, 250 mOdelOs de abanic0s, iabones
.y plumas, cinturones para senoras y,
caballeroS.
QuincalIeros !! lego yuestro surti
do. Comerciantes de la Isla! a sur
tirse. - Los MUChGChOS.
Octubre de 1899 | m. a .
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-06
AVISO

hVIc0 Desde ell 20 del corriente
mes empeZara a prestar
sus servieios un c0che entire esta ciu
dad Y San Juan, en- la forma siguiente;
Salidas de Ponce:
Martes, Jueves y Sabado a las cua-
tFo de la manana.
Salidas de San Juan;
Lunes. Microbes y Viernes a las
euatro de la mamana.
Precios pOr asientO ..,.., s II.
Agencias: Ponce. don Luis Gasals
Plaza 0Las Delicias.p
san Juan: SLa villa de Paris,s For
taleza 40 TelefOno SO.
NOTA. Tambien Sc aetan c0ehes
direetos a precios conveneionales.
Oetubre 10 del 90.
TodO aauneiO, eomunieadO Q iRser-
clones, que Sc pahIIqaea ea este ala
rio ssrsH stisfeehos n0r adelaaiaaa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-06

Yo ca 81 penal por euestiones poIitieas
no por NADIA que 10 desonFe.
Quizas muchos que &c paaean por sh
mo puedan decir 10 mismo.
Lea medite ell pdblico esta notieii
que copiamos de E9 Taritorio ;
sDS AgaadiAa sEl alcalde de est'
poblaci6n muGstrase cada vez mas in
transigente. Hace pocos dfas cometit
IN heobo incalifcable. I'm pobre y hon
RADIO obrero solicito que Sc fscilitsser
medieinas para una nina que tiene en-
ferma, mas aquellas lie fueron negadaE
por el solo motive de pertenecer Ell SO
Iicitante al gran Partido Federal. Y
/ los sentimientos humanitsrios Ah,
los republicanos y
La Sociedad protectora de la M4jer,
de esta ciudad, ha enviado un cable
grama de p6same a la sefiora viuda del
General Henry, residente en- New York.
Sc ha tornado en- Comerfo una casa
mercantil que girara bajo la raz6n de
Sanchez Dc Go, de ia cuaI son gestores
don Juan Baulis:l Carmona y Vazquez
don Luis Ramon Sanchez y Ortiz; y
Comanditarios, don Luis Pic Sanchez
| y Rivera. Prosperidades mil deseamos
la nuega sociedad y a los queridos
amigos que la forman.
GrUpo escoldr de Ia Playa de Ponce.
-Relaci6n de los alumnos que Sc han
distinguido por su apicaci6n y buena
couducta, en- la pasada semana Irene
Carrillo, Maria Amor6s, Angela Vera,
Teresa Arana, Lucia Villamil, Elisa
Jackson, Rosenda Vidaurre, Tomasa
Sanchez, Maria Martin, Maria Monte
qufn, Vidalina Martinez, Ana Huerta,
Enrique Carrasquillo, Jose Gordils,
Vicente Soto, Francisco Iglesias, vi
cente Pamela, Rafael Villamil, Artu
ro Moutequfn, Francisco Morales, Sal
vador Coll, Ruperto Arm6stica, Jose
Abrcu, Ignacio Torres, Luz Pena y
Agustina Hulta. Miguel Rodriguez
Sierra, professor principal.
Is espanoles mas y un venezolano har
prestado iuramento de fdelidad a Ii
baudera americana.
Ell general Shofter, segdn noticias dC
Washington, se ha retirado del serviciC
active con el g'ado de Brigadier de
Ei6roito regular y los honores de Mayo
General de Voluntarios.
Por un despacho de Madrid que pu.
blca B5 Post de Londres, sc sabe qu
ell gobierno de Madrid ha confrmado e
nombramiento de Weyler para Presi
dente del Tribunal Consultivo del Mi
nisterio de la guerra; 10 que ha dad
lugar graves censuras.
| Varios Municipios han acordaio lie
var razonadas protestas contra ell nuev
Iitinerario de Correos del cual nos ocu
pamos extensamente,
Ha fallecido en- MayagGcz don Ru
perto Colon, reputado maestro de |
ensehanza y uno de los mas antique
del profesorado en- aquells ciudad.
En- ell Club federal de Mayagji9z
len la Marina de dicha ciGdsd, Sc cele
braron dos brillantes meetings de pre-
pagauda.
Uno de los oradores, nuestro amig
don Caledonia Carbonell, atac6 sevC
mente al Lcdo. Matienzo, hacienda u
paralelo entire ell aver liberal en- dich
senior ell hog republican, del mismo.
V6ase Ey Impartial mayagdszano.
En- Cabo Roio sc ahog6 ell pesssdc
Eugenio Pissini, Sucadayer fu6 lleva
do a Mayagiiez.
Todavia no Sc han alberto las escut
las de la capital por haber algunos OBJ;
taculos en- 10 que Sc reiere al local d
! las mismas.
Enla escuela sKindergartenrs de
capital recibio una herida un alumnC
por haberle caido encima una esoaler
, que estaba en- el salon de classes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-06
LA INDUSTRIAL
de Nh, Munitiz
cAYEY, PUERTO RICO

Unicos representatives de esta acre
ditada fabrica de tabacOs Wys her
manos. Cafe del Casino.
Hay constante existencia, pero las
ventas al pOr mayor y al detalle.
Octubre % de 1890 4 6 alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-06

Habiendo rematado ell que suscribe
ell arbitrio de plumas de aqua del
corriente aho ecOn6mico, 10 pongo en-
cOnOcimiento del vecindario haci6n-
dolo presente que desde esta fecha
proceder6 al cObro del citado arbi-
trio. = Miguel CObaS.
Noviembre 10. del 90.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-06

/. Fl Que suscribe desea cojer en- apren-
dizaie seis muchachos que quleran
.aprender a empaiillar pagandole 10
.centavos diarios
Gale de a Salud, Ebanisteria del
cubano. -L0VfSlQ0 Gfaleass.
Qembre @ de 1899. l5-l5
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-06

Sc VENDE la casa n1mero 23de
la calle del C0mercio con un solar de
l6 varas de frente Y 40 de fondo
En- esta imprenta imformar8n.
0ctubre lode 1890. / m
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-06
uM RuEMMEGnCIO.

tarse su duenO Sc yende la aBarberia
Atocha~ con magnilicos banos, una
numerosa y escojida clenteta y 80 0
100 abonados; ell local por 8 amos, Ell
que quiera ganar dinerO c6mpreIa,
infOrme en- la misma.
Octubre 20 del 90.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-06
non HAMC5M mORL6. ?

MAZE, esmpos't r, frscr so servic0s
Or fe iiraies
R.ffe ias don Dining Cruz eale Ael
0'stillo J Admio;ptr G6l de IA DEMocRA.
oTA 0stnbrs o del I'm. lit.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-06

Rivera 7 Parsiio Federal, Entuyiasmo
immense. Fuerzae partido, podeEbsaa.
xEI entusiasmo cunde en- nuestras f.
las. E animo decae en- los contrarios.
SeguFo nuestro triunfo.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-06
128,O47.42
PASTVO

Ponce, Octubre 81 de l899.- FL
Administrator, WeaceSJdO SJre y So
Bo, El Presidente, Carlos
armstrong.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-06

BALANCE de la Compai5ta An6-
NINA de la Luz EI6ctricd de Ponce en-
81 de Octubre de 1899.
...= ACTIVO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-06

ritima de- Arecibo, Pto. Rico, Co
mendador de Ia Real u Distinguida
Orden Americana de Isabel la Gat6li
ca, de la Espanola de Carlos III, de
la civil de Benefcencia, de la de
M6ritO Militar de segunda clase, etc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-06

Don Ecaristo Z. Heldzqaes q Santiago,
Secretario del Sub comit6 Federal
del bnvio CdndS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-06

Sc ha tornado en- Comerfo una casa
mercantil que girara bsjo la raz6n de
Sanchez Dc CO, de IA cuaI son gestores
don Juan Bautistl Carmona = Vazquez
y don Luis Ramon Sanchez y Ortiz; y
Comanditarios, don Luis Pic Sanchez
y Rivera. Prosperidades mil deseamos
a la nuega sociedad y a los queridos
amigos que la forman.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-06

Mafana daremos cheuta de Ia reunion
yerifcafa el sahado por Ia sSociedad
Ben6ica de Sehorass, en- ia que Sc tc-
m ron inportantfsimos acuerdos que re-
dundaran en- bene6cio de los pobres.
No 10 h4oemos hoy por falta de ese
pacio.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-20
PLAYED WITH MATCHES
AND BURNED TO DEATH
FATE OF FIvE-YEAR-oLD GRACE
THEUNER.
Help Came Quickly, but Too Late to
Save the Child-She Died
in a Few Hours.

Grace, the fve-year-old daughter of
Henry Theuner of 100 Parker avenue was
badly burned yesterday noon while play
ing with matches. She died at o'clock
last night
According to the statement Of the
mother. the little one had strange fancy
for matches and whenever the parental
eye was turned away she would steal a
bunch and in some secluded corner she
would amuse herself by striking them
and watching them burn.
Just before the noon hour yesterday,
while Mrs. Theuner was preparing lunch
con, little Grace secured a bunch of
matches and todded over to a vacant lot
opposite the house, where she proceeded
with her faVorite amusement. Soon
after the mother was startled by the
agonizing shrieks of her child. Rushing
to the front door she found little Grace
making her way toward the house with
her clothing all abaze. The mother
rushed into the house for blankets, but
her u-year-old son Willie was quicker.
He secured a bucket of water and with
1t extinguished the flames.
The child was carried into the house
and Drs. Neimier and Cleary were called
in. They found the child was past hu.
man aid. The whole lower portion of
her body was charred, the flesh almost
dropping from the wounds. The doctors
applied temporary remedies and recon-
mended that the little one be removed to
the Children's Hospital This was done.
The physicians there bandaged the body
more thoroughly, but all the time they
could see that the little life was fast eb-
bing away. After few hours suffering
little Grace breathed her last.
After the accident there was rumor
to the effect that the childs clothing was
set on fire in play by another little girl.
Diligent inquiry showed that there was
no truth in the statement
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-20
Committees Appointed and Reports of Officers
Submitted-Arrangements Made for
Week of Delightful Recreation.
TO-DAYS PROGRAMME.
SATURDAY MORNING SESSION.

M Then Theme Thy light is come" Matt 5:l+ .oano
S15Chalk Talk, L Bckford o
9l5-'Sing
9Devotona Rev J. r. Kirkpatrick Downey,
land Presbyterian Church
9:0SpeciaI
9:5Announcements
choice of meeting and miscellaneous
1oIONIusic
promise" w
Church" c.
The Consecra ton Meeting Merritt; Tenth Legion Rev
Hayes Missions" Rola v Watt
r:g-Na1ona Hymn.
Bnedon, Sacramento German -
Church.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON SESSION.
Theme. light come"-NIatt
2foJunior and Intermediate Convention
2Recreaton and visitation Piedmont
college fa3wards Hachc Theological Seminary
How
Chapel
R. r. Lloyd Pacific Theological Seminary.
6lo-Frayer and adjournment
SATURDAY EVENING SESSION.
5
Music direction C.
7:1o-"snsng With Grace in Your Hearts
2A c. Patterson
First congregational Church
73O-Specia music. Chinese Mission children
acknowledgements Unfinished business.
Music
"Refectng Christ
Chapman D. D., Oakland Anti-saoon
Anthem "send Out Thy Light"
Mackenzie, Francisco First Presby-
teian Church
Francis E Clark D. D.
CASTOR Rosa First Bap-
- i
And often for each other flows the
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-20
BUNKER HILL DAY.
Preparations for a Grand Celebration
Being Made.

At the regular meeting of the executive
committee of arrangements for the cele-
bration of the anniversary of the battle
of Bunker Hill on June II next at Sun
set Park, letters were read from Mayor
Phelan accepting the invitation to be
present and promising that flags should
be raised on all the public buildings of
the city; from Mrs. Henry Gibbons. ac-
cepting the invitation to Puerto del Oro
Chapter of Daughters of the American
Revolution, and from Charles S. Greene,
editor of the Overland, accepting the in
vitatiOn 10 be poet of the day.
The transportation committee reported
that extraordinary precautions would be
taken to protect the number OF excur-
sionists who would visit Sunset Park
The order of exercises. as completed, is:
Prayer by the chaplain of the day, Rev.
T. j. Lacey; remarks by the president of
the day, William C. Badger; Grafton by
Frank MCGOWAN; original poem by
Charles S. Greene the poet of the day;
song, The Sword of Bunker Hill" by
Robert Duncan; address by Joaquin Mil
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-20

drugged with Knockout drops while Jour
neying from Sacramento to this city.
While under the influence of some drug.
he claims, the ring was removed from his
finger forcibly. He did not miss II unti;
he reached the end of his Journey
He advertised at once, Offering q re-
ward of 800 for the return of his property
Upon the appearance of the advertisement
Attorney Aldrich answered it. He claimed
that his client, a reputable resident of
Oakland. found the ring as he was leav-
ing the train at Sixteenth street and com
missioned him to return it upon payment
of the proffered reward. The ATTORNEYS
could not agree for some time as to the
method to be pursued in returning the
ring. They finally settled their differences
and the property was returned to its
rightful owner.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-20
Circus in Town.

An indoor circus and Swiss Alpine
wrestling tournament will be the draw
ing card at Glen Park tomorrow (Sun-
day. Under the auspices of the Swiss
Athletic Club a number of the club
members will contest for prizes, COM
mencing at II m. on the recreation
grounds in front of the heater.
The circus in the barn" will be made
up of the following attractions: Bare
back trick riding, hurdle racing. Olym-
plan riding, steeplechasing, trained ami
mails, japanese acrobats, umbrella toss
ing, trapeze performance, tight-rope
wonders, feats of strength. equilibrists,
tumblers and funny clowns.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-20

Oakland Office San Francisco Call

Oakland Office San Francisco Call.
SOS Broadway, May 19.
HHE Endeavorers are now in active.
session. Work is the keynote of
the active Christians, and for the
moment all hospitable intentions
are put aside and the business of
the convention is being strictly ad-
hered to- After the routine of the three
days session pleasure will be in order,
and for next week series of delights has
been carefully planned.
The steamer Piedmont has been char
tered for Monday and the Endeavorers
will take a trip on the bay. Tuesday will
be given over to scaling the heights of
grim old Tamalpais. Santa Cruz and the
big trees will fill in the pleasures of
Wednesday, and on Thursday visit to
Santa Rosa will be in order. Friday will
bring the festivities to a close with
basket lunch" at Haywards.
The work of the Endeavorer begins
early. At a quarter before Rev. ". c.
Sherman of the Fourteenth-street Pres
byteran Church at Sacramento opened
t6-dav's session with The Quiet Morning
Hour" an Impressive service of song,
prayer and Scripture reading k ";
Fem Of Santa Paula in a Chalk Talk
followed. a number OF hymns were then
sung under the leadeTship OF =. mere
dith. and Rev II. NJ. Tenny Of the First
Congregational Church Of San Jose read
q Scripture lesson.
After the prayer came the nrst DuSl-
ness Of the day. the appointing of the
following committees;
Nominating committee-E. S. Bingham. San
rCse, Lester 3 Smith. San Francisco; r. NJ.
Brown. Oakland; r. W. Fem, Santa Paula;
u I7cirese committee-L Hatfield. Sacramento;
12ev J. c F MacInnis. Benicia; Miss NJ. P.
tones Anaheim: /. F. Baker, Oakland; Leon
ard ". Fll, san Jose
place for next convention committee-Rev.
p II Maar Redwood City; J. A. Wills. San
Francisco: Mrs Thomas San Diego; Miss Jen
ME Richie. Fresno Rev. J. p. Orr, Santa
Cruz -
Resolutions-E. II Baker, San Jose; J. NJ.
r71nner stockton; Harold Hobson, Oakland; !;
A W Bell San Francisco; c. B. Shaw. Glow
erdale
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-20
A Supnosed Tool Thief.

John Donovan was locked in the tanks
yesterday by Detectives Ryan and
ODea, who placed against him charge
of burglary. He is accused of stealing
several hundred dollars worth of iron
and steel workers tools.
Donovan is supposed to be the man
who broke into the Murphy-Grant build
ing on McAllister and Jones streets a
few days ago and stole all the tools ne
could carry away from the storeroom.
Some men from the Ralston Iron Works
had been putting up a fire escape, and he
left them with hardly tool to work
with Some men doing similar work on
the Columbian building were treated to
a similar visit a few days before. Most
of these tools have been recovered.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-20
Excursion to Ukiah.

The California Northwestern Railway
will run an excursion to Ukiah Sunday,
May q. The fare will be only 81 for the
round trip The time of departure from
Tiburon ferry, foot of Market street, will
be $50 a. M, and from Ukiah on the
return 5 o'clock p. M, giving lay over
of about four and half hours. On this
trip the California Northwestern Railway
will use its solid train of new passenger
coaches just received from the East. Most
modern in their design and elegantly
equipped, they possess all the latest i'm
provements for comfort and safety.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-20

Railroad Men" was set forth in rhyme.
but no facts were sacrificed at the ex-
peEse of the music of his verse. Z. II.
Bakers 5 paper, The Quiet Hour was an
in the closet and the good deeds done in
secret A. w Bell followed with Good
Literature" and made an earnest plea for
the spread of the highest and best read
ing. l.. T. Hatfield, in his reflection on
Temperance and citizenship" urged all
polls"
Lester B. Smith. State chairman on
transportation. who. according to Presi-
dent Lowell is in with the Southern
Pacific, but does not wear the collar"
gave a graphic description of how he got
the EndeaVorers to Oakland. Mr. Smith
explained that all credit was not due to
himself only, but to the wideawake En-
deavorers all over the State
State Treasurer J. A. Miles presented
his yearly report. 1t showed cash on
hand at the beginning of the year SO 50:
song books $47 81. Total, Sl134 9e Dis
ursements-Postage, travelling. song
books, printing, etc. $10s0 10. Balance,
S54 Sc. Pledges unpaid and dues. 1921 50;
General Secretary Francis w. Reid said
there were three kinds of les-black lies,
white lies and statistics. He read some
of the latter and made them both inter-
esting and Instructive. touching upon the
whole with a dash of contagious humor.
President Lowell was the last officer on
he morning programme, ana he expressed
his gratitude to the Endeavorers for their
kindness to him and for their spirit of
harmony and cooperation.
Reports were received from the county
unions Of Shasta. San Joaquin. Solano.
Siskiyou. Sacramento, Orange. Santa
Cruz. Sonoma, Napa and San Francisco.
Mrs. Edmund Taylor Of Oakland, the
only lady on the programme. read pretty
paper on "His Light on the Seas"
Mrs. Taylor has had much personal eX
perience with sailors and declared that
lack is a big-hearted. frank fellow. with
a strong character much better fellow
than the world thinks him.
The morning session closed with the
Mizpah benediction.
When the Rev J. II. Mccullough of the
Christian church of Irvington opened the
afternoon session with PRAYER there
was scarcely vacant seat IN the great
assembly hall. The Question Box" con-
Quoted by Rev. George c. Adams of the
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-20
Another TISHsr0S'
Removed by
&ydia z. Pink
SANS Vegefa~
bic Compound

me no good, and l thought 1 would
have to resort to morphine.
The doctor said that all that could
help me was to have an operation and
have the womb removed, but l had
heard of Mrs. Pinl1ham's medicine and
decided to try it, and wrote for her
advice. and after taking her Vegetable
Compound the tumors were expelled
and l began to get stronger right
along, and am as well as ever before.
Can truly say that | would never had
gotten well had it not been for Lydia E.
Pinllhams Compound. " - MARY A.
STAHL, WATsoNTowN, Pa.
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ChildreD Of the Chinese Mission in
Prayer and Praise.

Ter; singing by the Columbia Quartet:
The Star Spangled Banner" by Miss
Millie Flynn; 'Marseillaise Hymn" by
Miss Adelaide Roddy, and America" by
the audience.
This programme will occupy but an
hour of the time, and the remainder Of
and walks in the beautiful grounds of the
park
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-20
A LOST RING RESTORED.
Attorney Hart Secures Sparkler He
Claims Was Taken From Him
by Force

Attorney General A L. Harts diamond
ring has not been cleared up, but the
missing jewel has been recovered. 1t was
returned to General Hart yesterday by
Chief of Police Fletcher of Oakland. The
promised reward of 800 will be paid At
torney Hugh Aldrich.
The manner in which General Hart was
separated from the ring, which was
present from his wife, may never be
known. According to his story he was
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-20

San Rafael; Miss Dora NJ. Fish. Sacramento.
Miss a. Sanquist, San Francisco
After the committees were disposed of
the state officers and superintendents
save their Last Years Reflections" All
the reflections showed the result of much
mature thought and a spirit imbued with
the nobleness of the cause Belle p Ma
son paper on Junior and Intermediate te
Work pointed out the great opportuni-
ties for the laborer in this. field E. c.
Gllberts reflection on Commercial and