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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-11

- Nuestro querido amigo don Enrique
Mendoza Solar, Consul de venezuels en- ests
lsla. pass hoy por ID pens de haber perdido {
50 hijo Enrique. joven de IA afios de edsd que
haofa sus estudios en- uno de los Colegios de
Caracas. Fl cable hs oomunicado Ia triste nue..
W y Ia consternaoi6n el duelo han invadido
la honorable morsla del amigo
Fl personal de La CoRREsPoNDExc1A. pra.
sents 50 p6same muy sentido al senior M. ndoxs
Solar, su distinguida sefiors, , & las fsmilias
Betancourt ArAmburu, Pe~es, Domingues,
Mepdozs, Mer TerAn Hernandez.
=. Sc nos suplioa pregantar:
sEn que hs quedsdo la causs que 90 le se.
guia los individuos Juanico Veras, Juan Co.
lon y Francisco Rios por hurto saori6cio de
gsnado verifcado en- el bsrrio de sPozas, juris-
dioci6n de San Sebastian Veras Colon, con-
autores y estsn en- ibertad. Llamamos
la atenci6n de la Corte de Justicis de Maya
gIez..
-. Aver tarde entr6 en- nuestro puerto ell
vapor eBori"qoen,, de regreso de la Isls.
Vapor maria Herrera" .ssss, ssss ,ssss sa@s :: ::
costumbre proceaents de Ia Habana esoalss
via Ponce, del 10 al 30 del actual Sc de pa.
chara del 90 al 90 con ell itiner.rio siguiente:
Ponce, San Pedro de Maoorfs, santo Domingo.
Santiago de Cuba, Bsracoa, Gibara, Nuevitss
y Habsna. Atmite paeageros Fl Agente.
L,.dovig Duplace Tstuan IL. San Juan
Pto RICO. N -S-14-s
- Hs aldo deses timada una in.tsncis
de dou jose Soto Garcia. en- que solicitaba de
la Sscretarfa Civil autorizac.6n para vender
por aooiones un ePilot boad,, por que dicho
centro e.tims qae las veatas por aocionea
constitayen rifas simu adas.
-. La Secretarfa Civil hs ofoiado al
Alcalde de Isabela, que el General Davis, con-
forme cnn ell diotsmen de Ia cita1a Secretarfs,
hs dispuesto que % stenga 10 ordensdo,> en-
coanto al psgo de 10 que sdeuda al Professor
don Fe!ipc Roman
- Han contraido matrimonio en- Utus.
do la seflorita Teresa Iglesias con ell Dr. don
Ramon Msssot
- Don Fernando Aponte, Alcalde de
Hato Grande, ha soliotsdo que Sc prorrogue
Ia licenoia de que disfruta.
- Ha tornado possession de Ia Escuels
principal de Areoibo el ilustrado professor don
Rafael Janer.
-. Por Ia Alcsltfa de Guaysnilla se
hs remitidoA la Seoretarfa Civil un expediente
lnooado para solioitar la expropisc6n forzoss
de un te reno de don Luis Sinigsglia para el
oamino rural de los barrios eSierra Bsia, Y
ePasto,
- De hoy msfana saldra el eSlo-
cum. remoloando lanohas con provisiones ma.
teral de construction para distntos pueblos de
la Isla.
-. Ha sido remitido Ia Sacretarfa Ci-
vii un ejemplar del presupussto ordinario del
actual ejercioio del Ayantam:ento de L,res,
una copla del expedieute instruido para es-
tab.ece: derechos de consume sobre arrox
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-11
C0LECI0 PARTICULAR
DIRIJIDO POR PEDRO MOCZO BANIET
Alunanos ecte'7los, pensionistas q medic
pensionistas Gale del Sol mum. l2 y IA.

Los alumnos reciben en- este Colegio: To-
La instruction primaria, incluyendo el ing '6s,
dibujo la historic de Pto- Rico. 2o.-La
instruction secundaria, sea Ia preparation
para ell ipgreso en- las Universidades de los Es
tados Unidos. 3o.-Clases de adorno (dibujo,
pintura masica): 4o.-Teorfa y prActica de
la Tenedurfa de libros. Seran tambi6n admi .
tidos, en- calidsd de internos, los alumnos que
deseen continuar sus estudios en- Ia Alta Escue
Ia Americana. donde aquellos concurrirau vi.
gila1os por los inspeotores del Colegio, recibien
do desqu6s repasos privados de las asignaturas
que oursen. Este Colegio tiene su eRegla
mento interior. que ee enviara los padres que
10 solicitor. 2vps.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-11
La febre tifoiidea
(Conolusi6n }
ENTIERROs.

Oourrida una defnnci6n debe ecterrarse el
ouerpo 10 mas pronto possible. En- los entierrcs
en- el campo, debe evitarse que los concurren-
tes beban del sgua de Ia casa donde hubiese
scaecido el fall. cimiento.
DEs1NFdCCION DEsPUEs DE MUERTE
CURACION.
La desinfecoi6n deberl Ger encargada &
personals competentes, que se hayan dedicado
este trabajo, que 10 efectden conciensudamen
te.
foda Ia ropa que hsys sido ussds por el
erfermo, manohada no, dehe hervirae duran
to media hora, y en- casa de los pobres donde
no sea facil hervir las ropss, sc las sumergira
por espacio de varias horss en- aqua de cal. y Sc
pondran al sol por tres dias. Tambieu pueden
Ger sumergidas las ropss en- una soluoi6n de bi :
cloru:o mercurial 81 por 900.
FL aposento serA raspado, fregado y PIN
tsdo con lechada dejandolo asf completamente
impio
En- el retrete SO eohsrA cal J terra seca
hasts que hsya dessparecido todo NAL olor.
Una limpieza absolute, Con refereucia Ia
manera de disponer de la exoreta humsna, pue
de prevenir en- oada caso, el desarrolo de la
febre tifoidea y disenterfa en- forma epid6mi.
ca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-11

DR.. JOSE SAM URJ 0
DENTISTA AMERICANA
36=S An FRANCISC CO=36.
Precios Sumamente m6dicos.
Ell DR.. Sanjurj ha ganado dos premios:
uno por las mejores operaciones en- la bo
ca y "tro por las mejores cajas de d'entes
segun certificado que posee.
lsidro 4. Sanchez.
Forta,eza 46 San Juan Pto. Rico
Agente general de la fabrica de cigarri
llos <La Internscional,1 de las celebradas ma
gu mas para benefciar cafe de los sei1ores Mar.
Gus Mason CO Representante de casas ex-
tranjeras.
Ofrece:
Azucar centrifagado de 2".
Idem masoatado de Ponce, Superior.
Ron en- bocoyes blanco, colorado mar
cas- acreditsdss.
Is sin rival harina de trigo m,rca Estre
LA del Oeste
Cerveza Barbarrosa Y
On exp.4ldldo surtldO en- te]ldos de al9odon
pints dos de fantasia.
Precios m6dicos Mp
-. FL ldnes ante la Corte de Jdsticia de
Areoibo Sc VIC en- juioio oral la oausa por lesio'
nes pre- cduoidas por Santiago Serrano Jose
l Riv. "a. La defenha estabs cargo del Lodo.
don Enrique Gonzales el ministerio 6soal re-
presentad do por ell Lcdo. don Jesus M. Rossy.
HI tribunal oonden6 al Serrano, conforme con
10 peddo por el Fiscal, la peaa de dos amos,
cuatro meses, un dia de prisi6n correctional y
cien pesetas de indsnpizaci6n.
-. Han llegado esta Capital proce len
tes dc Mayagiiez, los abogados O1lin, Smith,
Cornwall Horton.
-. E. gobieno aleman ha psgsdo en- este
mes al goblerno espaho' Ia cantidad de 25 mi
llones de pesetas, suma convenida por Ia cesi6n
de las Carolinas.
-. Dioen de Sevilla que ha sido identif
oado el cadAver de una mujer, que fue hallada
en- el Gusdalquivir.
Sc trata de una joven casada, quien aban'
dono gu msrido.
La pobre mujer, al verse sola con un nino
de pocos a1os, baso6 compaffA en- su familia.
I'm ito Sc encargo de ella, pero la abando
no al POGO tempo.
Entonces la desventnrada madre fu6 reco
gida por una vecins, pero 6eta la echo q Ia os
l al yer que no podfa satisfacerle ell hospeda
je.
Desesperada la infelis, SO arrojo al 1io.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-11
DIR. r. M. POnte.
nw@ CIRUJANO DENTISTA @s

De procedencis americana y estable,ido
aquf en- amos pssados, ha retornado fjsdo
temp poralmente su residenoia en- San Juan, oaea
calle de San Francisco mum. 63.
Procedimientos modernos en- todas sus ope-
raoiones. Equidad y consideration con sus
Clientes.
az Horss de ofcins, de & s de Ia tarde
S 3O-23
-. Papel de periddioos para envolver.
So vende en- esta 1mprenta - quintal.
SIS
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-27
QUESTIONS OF A PROTEST
Armory Basket Ball Directors
Will Decide Them

At the meeting of the directors Of the
Basket Ball league at the armory last
night, it was agreed to indefinitely
postpone the game between the EN-
NETS and Wellingtons scheduled for
Jan. 4, as the Emmets are to hold a
three nights festival in horticultural
hall, beginning on that date. The pro-
test entered by Capt. Poland of the
City Guards against T. r. Wiseman OF
the Emmets on the ground that Wise
man was not mustered into the COM
pany 80 days before Dec. 18, was laid
over. Sergt. F. w. Taylor, who is sec
rotary Of the league, will investigate
the matter and report at the next meet
ing. If it is found that Wiseman has
not been mustered in 80 days before
that date, he will be barred from play
ing.
The protest entered by Capt. Love
of the Wellingtons against the double
foul which was called on him and
Fairbanks on Christmas night, was also
laid over. Capt. Love claims that the
game was lost to his team by the call
ing of the fouls, and that a dead ball
should have been called instead. The
protest will be decided Tuesday eve
ming at the meeting, and ali officials
will be asked to be present. The two
officials will be asked to give versions
of the foul. The board of directors will
decide then as to whether the game
shall stand or be played over. The
City Guards and Battery teams will
play tonight, and Harry l.. Dadmun
and J. f. j. Herbert will of1iciates
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-27
UNCLE SAM AND
The FENIAN RAID
Continued From Page one,)

tated for some time by leaders of these
organizations in and around Boston.
Col. Roger f. Scannell, who has been
identified with Irish agitations for a
great many years, said today that there
was to be meeting of prominent Irish
nationalists in Philadelphia, next Sun
day or Monday, to discuss the question
of invading Canada.
This meeting" Col. Scannell says,
will be followed by another in Boston,
when representatives from the Phila-
delphia meeting will be made by Bos-
ton delegates" Col. Scannell said the
present would be a good time for the
invasion, as the troops of Canada are
being sent away to take part in the
African war.
1T has been agitated for years." con-
tlnued the colonel that Canada should
either be annexed to the United States
or should have an independent govern
ment of her own. The present African
war will, in my opinion, see the first
break in the British empire. With an
army of 100000 Irish nationalists en-
gagged I'M the invasion of Canada, it
surely would make things interesting
for the English government"
Referring to the Fenian invasion of
Canada of many years ago, Scannell
said 1t failed because there were too
many generals and colonies, and no
discipline. This would not happen now,
as the men are well organized all over
the country and have confidence in
their leaders.
(Col. Scannell is a brother of Daniel
s. Scannell of Worcester, well known
as "The Sculptor.')
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-27

eases of the stomach and organs OF d.
gestion and nutrition. 1t enables the per-
feet assimilation of the food, and, so the
perfect nutrition of the body, in the only
way of nourishment known to nature-py
food properly digested and assimllated;
There is no alcohol in the discovery,
and it is entirely free from opium, CO.
caine and all other narcotics.
II am a farmer and work the farm tor
a living" writes Mr.. Ell Ashford OF
Raney, Hunt county, Texas. In the
spring of 1891 l was taken with a cough
Which grew worse in spite Of all the med
icines which had taken. l was SO Wea6
| could hardly get about, and began 70
spit up blood My neighbors said that l
would not live to see the next CHRISTMAS,
hut after reading your Memorandum BOOK
/ commenced taking Dr. Pierce Goiden
Medical Discovery. | used fourteen DOT
files, and am>happy to say that | am now
well, and can do as much work as any
body" ~ Nrrr0
THE offer of free consultation by letter
which Dr. Pierce extends to an VINO sur
fer from chronic or long STANDING diseases
has made him the friend n need OF
MANY a sufferer. By his meeical advice
and fatherly counsel he has helped thou-
sands to a new lease of life. All CORE
spondence is strictly private and sacredIy
Confidential Do not delay. Ii you are
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-27

e. F. Carpenter, and as he expected to
leave early this morning, he was afraid
he would not have time to call upon all
of his old friends. Mr. Currier has in
view some gigantic scheme, the nature
of which he refused to disclose last
night. Mr.. Currier when last in Wor-
cester was connected with a number Of
enterprises that We're not all successful.
His best known deal was in connection
with tract of land at Windsor Locks,
Conn.,, out of which property he was
said to have made many thousands Of
dollars. He likes New York and it's peo-
pie, and expects to make it his perma-
nent home. He said he would be glad
to see any Of his old friends at his Office
in the netrOpolis
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-27
Watching the Fenians

Washington, Dec. 26-The British
ambassador, Lord Pauncefote, has
made no protest to the authorities here
relative to the reported organized
movements in various parts of the
country in behalf of the Beers. al
though the matters were subjects for
discussion between Secretary Hay and
the ambassador as late as this after
noon, including the alleged Fenian
movement.
The only attention which the embassy
is giving to these reports is to keep
advised through the British consuls at
various points as to any movement of
Importance. Thus far, however, moth
ing has come from the Iconsuls to in
dicate that any of the movements was
more than local and trifng
All adyices show there has been moth
ing in the way of general organization.
AS is usually the case in times of war,
the British often receive many letters
offering to disclose secret movements or
to sell balloons, explosives and various
other novel war Inventions But most
of these are anonymous and they re-
ceive no attention.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-27

San Jacinto, Call Dec. 26J-This little
city is a scene of desolation. People are
beginning to recover from the terror in .
spired by the earthquake which cen
tered here on Christmas morning. and
destroyed every brick building in the
town, and some definite idea of the
damage wrought can now be made.
At the Saboba Indian reservation near
here a dance had been held the night
before. Large quantities of whisky put
the Indians into a drunken stupor be-
fore the shock came. A number of
squaws had huddled together in an old
adobe building and were sleeping off
the effects of the liquor. The heavy
walls fell in upon them. Six were killed
outright and two died later, while a
score more were badly injured. Tho
killed were horribly crushed
Main street presents a sad appear
ance. 1t is impossible to walk along the
sidewalks because of the heaps of debris
and overhanging walls. Brick walls
were RACED to the level of the ground
with thousands of dollars worth of mer-
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-27

London, Dec, q, (4.5O a. m.)--Dis-
patches from South Africa are still
greatly delayed, but they are arriving
more freely, which shows that the CEN
sorship has been relaxed. There APP
pears tic, be no great change in the sit
uation.
A dispatch from Lourenzo Marques,
dated Dec. 81, gives the following from
the Boer head laager, dated Dec. 10:
1.-THE British naval guns at Colenso
have been silent for several days. The
bombardment of Ladysmith is proceed
ing slowly. Gen. Joubert has arrived
here and been accorded a hearty well
come. He addressed the burghers on
Dec. IS.
More British prisoners have been sent
to Pretoria, including Col. Bullock
Mai. Walters, Maj. Bailwark, Maj
Foster Capt. Dick, Capt. Nortern
Capt. Fitzherbert, Capt. Ford, Capt,
Hutchinson, Lieut.. Bonham, Lieut.
Smithers, Lieut.. Borne, Lieut.. Kuen-
bald, Lieut.. Brigg: Lieut.. A. Halford
Lieut.. Tarbull and Lieut.. Jones'
A dispatch to the Daily News from
Ladysmith, dated Dec. Is, by hello
graph. says: Another sortie last night.
Gen. Hunter, with 500 volunteers, des-
troyed one of Creosote guns, one how
itzer and one Maxim. One Briton
killed. The Boer gunners fled"
There is an idea in some quarters
here that Gen. Buffers destruction of
the Tugela bridge heralds the advance
to the south, but the general opinion is
that a serious move is impending.
Newspape rs continue actively discuss
ing and criticising the management or
rather the mismanagement of the cam
paign. The advent Of Inconsistencies
throws increased attention upon the
question of transports and the want of
wagons, which may tie the Britons
hands.
The Daily Chronicle says: PLENTY of
wagons could be obtained from the
United States, but the government with
very discreet patriotism has refused to
avail itself of thu opportunity. 1t
would have been better if the authori-
ties had followed Lord Kitcheners ex-
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-27
many INDIANS KILLED
BY The EARTHQUAKE

chandise buried underneath There is
not business house in town that has
not suffered. Electric wires are down
and some of the power houses have fall
en- in. The walls of the county hospital,
erected recently at a cost of $4,000,
were badly damaged. The losses aggre-
gate over $500
At Hence the hotel was damaged to
the extent or 10000 Considerable dam
age was doDe to otker property. The
chimneys of the hotel fell, some of them
crashing through the roof One fell on
the bed OF Freak Johnson, bruising him
badly.
There are but two chimneys left in
town. The gables of the Highland
asylum We're cracked and the chimneys
shaken down. 1t is said that rumblings
had been heard for several days about
Aquilles Peak in the San Jacinto range,
supposed to be ar extinct volcano Be-
tween San Jacinto and Helmet geysers
of hot sulphur water have appeared
and the fumes are so strong that no
one can get near them. Preparations
are already being made for the rebuild
ing of most of the structures.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-27
ARMS AT DUNKIRK
Fenians Said to Be Active Near
Canadian Border

Buffalo, Dec. ga special from Dun
kirk says: 1.-THE Fenians are said to
be organizing here for an invasion of
edge of the condition Of Fenian af-
fairs in Dunkirk says that this city has
been called upon to raise 600 men to
Join those that are to be enrolled
throughout the country. 1t is reported
that the Fenians have two carloads of
arms and munitions of war in conceal
ment now in this city,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-27
MCCarron--O'Connor

Miss Margaret T. O'Connor, of 2S7
Cambridge street and Andrew ]. Nc
Carron, of the firm of McCarron &
Londergan, grocers at 46 Grand street,
were united in marriage, at Sacred
Heart church, by Rt. Rev. Mgr. Thorn
as J. Conaty, at 10 o'clock yesterday
forenoon.
The wedding was private only i'm
mediate relatives of the contracting
parties attending. Miss Lizzie Lyons
of Boston. cousin of the bride was
bridesmaid, and William McCarron.
brother of the groom, was best man.
The bride was tastefully gowned in
blue silk, trimmed with velvet and
white lace, and the bridesmaid wore
white satin, trimmed with pink silk
lace. After short wedding trip to
New York, Mr.. and Mrs. McCarron will
reside at 2S9 Cambridge street.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-27
ACTION POSTPONED
Resignation of w. F. Tucker viii
Hama Two Weeks

The Master Plumbers association will
not act upon the resignation of William
F. Tucker until Jan. 8. There was no
meeting of the association Monday
evening and the officers of the combine
have decided to stave off unpleasant
duties for two more weeks. Monday,
being New Years day, there will be
no meeting.
President o. S. Kendall Of the associ-
alton told The Spy man last evening
that the association membership rolls
show that 2S firms have sworn allegi-
ance to it. This is the largest member
ship ever recorded by the association
He said THAI the organization win con-
tlnue, whether designations are fire.
quent or otherwise.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-27
KIDNEY AND BLADDER
TROUBLES PROMPTLY CURED.
A Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail.

DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root the wonder
full new discovery in medical science, full
fills every wish in promptly curing kid
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inability to hold water and scalding pain
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of liquor, wine or beer, and overcomes
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If you need a medicine you should have
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-27
PAYS A SHORT VISIT
|. L. Currier Has Good Business
in New York

I. L. Currier the real estate agent
who formerly had an office in the State
Mutual building, was in Worcester last
night on a short business trip. He ar
and paid visit to P. H. Duprey, at the
latter's office in the Walker building.
Mr.. Currier told The Spy reporter that
he was doing very we'll in New York,
and had a fine suite of rooms in the
Park Row building. He said he had not
seen his former friend and associ Ute,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-27
GLOBE BANK MAY RESUME
new EXAMINER TO TAKE CHARGE

possible efforts to get the capital,
100000, subscribed, and it looks now as
though he would succeed. Stock not
taken by the present stockholders will
be absorbed by Mr.. Curtis friends. He
will remain as cashier. His fortune
was largely invested in the present
stock, which is, of course, valueless,
and he will not embark in the new en-
terprise
The matter will be settled this week,
the chances, it is claimed, being for
the banks reopening.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-27

Boston, Dec. 26.-Affairs at the
Broadway National bank appeared
much improved today The Globe Ma
tional bank is taking so much of the
time of Examiner Wing, that a new
examiner, Mr., Lyon, has been sent on
from Washington to take charge of the
Broadway. He is hopeful that the
bank will resume, and says, that it
ought to.
Mr.. Curtis. the cashier. is making all
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-27
The Oldest Giant In
The World
HIS CRAFTINESS AND
CRUELTY

In Bunyan's deathless allegory, his pill
grim fleeing for life is taken prisoner by
Giant Despair and thrown into the dun
geons of Doubling Castle, Despair is the
Oldest of the giants and the strongest of
them all. He has slain more men ana
women than sword, famine and pestl-
lence combined. For Despair has all
seasons for his own" and never ceases
night or day in his ruthless war against
humanity. When man or woman hears
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-27
Way Down East

Another large audience saw the pro-
duction of Way Down East at the
Worcester theatre last evening and all
were very much pleased with the play.
me quartet was In excellent form, and
several curtain calls We're given for
Miss La Pierre and Mr.. Hodges. Tbere
is to be matinee this afternoon. and
performances each night this week
with another matinee Saturday
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-27
WILL NEED OVERSH0ES
Fenian Raiders May Find Roads
Bad

Dunkirk, N. Y, Dec. 26.-snow to the
depth of three feet covers Chataquata
county. The country stage lines are
blocked, while trains are from one to
six hours late. Trains east on the Erie
railroad and South Dunkirk and AL
legheny and Pittsburg railroad are un-
able to leave Dunkirk.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-27
Officers Nominated

The following officers were nominated
at the meeting Of Weetamoo council
D. of p, last evening: p, Mary #
Browning; Poe, Charlotte e. Brown,
ing; W., Ella Lee; X. Of r., Jennie r
Powers: c. of NJ, Anna M. Written: X
of W., Emma L. Harrington; T. Mat.
tie I. Armstrong (for three years..