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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-19
LOS Successes
de a1lOChe,

Como de costumbre nos encon
trabamos en- el Casino Espanol, le
yendo los peri6dicos del dfa. Los
que all{ estabamos 10 podiamos al
sospechar siquiera, 10 que en- aque-
Hos momentos estaba pasando en- la
Gale. Uno lego con la noticia; nos
dirigimos al balc6n que da q la calle
de la Fortalcza Todo estaba tran.
quilo. En- Ia casa del sef1or Muf1oz
Rivera, no debla saberse NADIA tam
POGO, puos no Sc Observable movi-
mieutO alguAu DC 2,orma.
Pasamos al salon del billar. Des.
de ALI Sc DONNA toda la plaza de-
Alfonso XII La embocadura de la
calle de San Francisco estaba ates-
tada de gente; ell resto de la plaza,
como todas las uOches: algunas per-
sonas tomaban el frcsco en- los sjllo-
nes, otras Sc paseaban tranquframen-
te sin preOcuparse POGO nj mucho
de 10 que hacfa un cuarto de hora
acababa de pasar
Salimos q 10 Gale, Y nos dirigi-
mos & las oticinas de esta redacci6n
AL entrar en la calle de San Francis
co, ell gentiO era immense. TOdO ell
pavimento estaba sembradO de hO-
jas de papel desgarradas. Sc cami
naba sobre una fOmbra blanca.
Asl llegamos 4 ruestras oticinas,
donde pudimos adquirir noticias del
escandalo que Sc lev6 efecto a las
ocho en- puntO de la nOcho.
Ell taller de imprpnta de nuestro
colega el sDiGriO>, haUia sidO asal-
tado; derribadas las puertas, Y des-
truido cuanto hablt dcntrO Dc, ,Ocal,
inclusa la magultica n maquina de i'm
primir La edici6n del Dumero co
cspondiente al dia de aver, fu5
destrozada sin piedad y arrojados
los pedazos a la VIA publica. Las
Ca. as de tipos vaciadas en- la calle y
lanzados 6stos en- las bocas de las
alcantarillas Uu d 'Sastro incom'
prensible, llcvadO q cfe to con inau
dita sangro fria y con sanA i'll plaza
bic
No compreodemos como pucda
hAh>rse roa.izalo todo este, a las
ochu uc la nOCNo y en- ula Gale tan
cOncurrida, sin que hubjera pOdldo
evitarae acudiendo tempo.
Repetimos 10 que heInos dlcho
en- otra UcasiOn AnatematjlamOS
todo 10 que representa- Violcncia; y
protestamos con toda3 las fuerzas de
nuestra alma, de actos como este,
que nos aVergtiehZan como puerto
rriqupnos y como ciud&danos. : n
P0ngamos t6rmino a estas odlo'
Shades que desdlcen de un pueblo
quito, y no contribuyam0s por mas
tempo q perturbar ~ tranqolIldad
de nueetros hogares y "a p&% lo nues
tras familiaS.
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le mata tan facilmente, amigo. cs.
ia muy bien guardaiito en- Roma.
Bresci contest6:
<Sf, pero cuando vaya Mona
no sabemos -
Ell interlocutor de Bresci, des-
pues del atentado, repitio la conver-
saci6n delante de mucha gente, Y Ia
polic(a, como es natural, ha manda
do detener al hermano del asceiro.
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D0t6nCi0n
Ie un hermano de Bresci

Un hermano de Gaetano Bros
ci hablando hace algdu tempo con
otra persona de asun'os legales. pa
ra los cuales Sc necesitabl. una eier
ia cantidad de dlnero, dijo:
Para tener este diucrO ha-'la
falta pertenever la sociedad que
hara matar al Ray IIu nh' RIO.
Ia otra persona, un rico prople
tario de Ponto, conte~to riendo;
eiEsta, Ioco?-; Matar al Rey! -
sQu6 tiene que yer ell R-y C n 10 que
# te hace falta?-Y al Rey NO sc
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J. Marco Bayonf

TFORTALEZA No a 81:
AGENTE DE- aduanas c."
nstarlo de buquss. REPRE- t.
TANTE dc 10 casa G. del Pho D.. 1
cosecheros de vinos en- Jerez d.
Frontera y AGENTE del sAnua,
Bailly Bailliere 6 hijoss
AGENTE dc una reputada ::
brica americana, ede sellos de y
ma
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acepta. dando por buenos todos los
>acrifcios con tai de realiz n la su
prema a. piracion de su vida ms
trulrse. para llegar algun dia & ocu
par en- su patria querida un puesto
de honor: lQua Dios vele por ella,
y=su suef1o SO conVl Vlerta@ en- hermosa
realidad,
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l3-TETUAN-l3

Ell comerc:o de Arecibo 10 ha
aumeatado FL precio de los articulos
despues del canje pues vende al eQui
va'ente en- orc, 10 mismo en- los fru
tos memories y demas artlculos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-19
Un diVOrCiO
p0r B nlill0nes

En- la alta socicdad de los Esta-
dos Unidos no Sc habla, en- este mo-
mentO, mas que del matrimonio de
M. Leeds de Cleveland, ssguido in
mediatamente pOr ell divorciO con
su primera mujer.
Esta ha consentido en- rompor
el vfnculo matrim onlal mediante una
indemnizaci6n de un million de do
liars, es decir cinco millones De
frances.
Leeds entreg6 esta suma cl 81
del pasado Julio, y ell 1 de AgoSto
fue presentada Ia delnanda de divur
clio dela1.te de la Corte, que la acOl''
do enseguiGa
A este pre- % es capaz de djvo.,
ciarse media humauidad.
LIGA DE PROPIETARIOS
De FINCAS URBANAS DE SAN JtAN
Secretaria.
COnstituida definitivamento es
ia <Ligas Sc participa los sef1orcs
asociados que la oficina de la misma
uueda instalada Ell los altos de Ia
casa nllmcro Il de la calle de 10 For
ia eZa
La quota para ell ingreso ca la
sociedad, es de DlEZ CENTAVOS
por cada piso de las casas que SO
posean administren En- dichas OH
cinas deberdn los asociados presen-
tar sus solicitudes, y en- elias sc le
suministraran todos los infOrmes
que necesiten.
San Juan, IS de Stbre. de 1900
r. Ell Secretario,
JOSE G DEL VALE.
n-a 15--;;
\ Inc yaI1u,etfonS 4 0prvina0S
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N0T|IC'AS

r. En- Areeibo desde oil l1nes Y
como consecnencia de la desapari
clon de la moneda provincial SO han
declarado en- pacftica huelga los
braceros de las haciendas, panade.
ros, sastres, tabaqueros Y demas ior.
naleros solicitando aumento de ior.
nal
Un battalion aleman cerca de
Liang derrot6 a los box ers hacienda
cruel carnicerfa, intendlando la
cludsd, mas de quinientos rebeldes
fneron pasados q cuchillo.
COLOSSAL, NTEvo o y FLA
Mantle surtido de SOMBREROS
adornados y ABANICOS ACADIA de
recibirse en- Ell NUEVO BAZAAR
San Francisco 40 SOMBREROS de
la exposition de PARIS, Ultima no
vedad y a precios fabulosamente ba
ratos. hBANICOS espanoles ele
gantnt1simos y de todas classes ca
prlchosas formas, desde ell popular
barato de papel, hasta ell mas rico
en- barlllajes de nacar. En- ABANI
COS y SOMBREROS no hay quien
aventaje 4 Ell NUEVO BAZAAR
Dan FRANCISCO 40.
d--p-
En- Arecibo e. +. Berries bace
una cuestaci6n <entre los vecinos &
IN de reco.ectar fondos para el
arreglo y reparaciones de la Iglesia
parroqulal Ell senior Obi ispo cuando
estuvo ALI Sc suscribi0 con Glen do
liars en- dicho Obieto.
Auoche fu6 curado en- el cuarto
de socorlos Bernardino Diaz de una
herlda contusa en- la region parietal
derecha como dc 6 centfmetros de
longltud, interesandole Ia piel to
jido celudar de la region, otra con.
fusion de Ter grado en- la region COS
tai derecha inferior de pron6stico
reservadO
Ell sr E Delafond, ingeniero
de La casa Krapew>l1i Peasant & CO,
80 81 Broadway, New York tiene
el gusto de informer a sus numero
SOS amigos, hacendados de la Isla,
que debienoo irse para New York
on ell vapor <Caracasa del 2G de los
corrientes, le sera Sumamento gus
toso poner5e t sus ordelles para cua
leSquira cosa que Sc les ofreciera
para dicha Ciudad.
Su ausencia no pasara de u,
mes
Gale de- Tetuan Post Office
En ell meeting federal dado en-
Ponce hubo el mayor ordeu y la DO
llc1a Sc porto correctamente.
CoNsEJo A LAS MADRES-El jaraba ea,ms,
e te de Nlslow dehe usarse semlre Que los ninosss
Ton en- eiperlodo e la dentici6n. Allyia de mnme =,
20 30 al paqueIo sufriente produce sueno natural
.iAntlull alVando al nifo de dolor el angelic dss
a piel1a % s9n mucha E Wv e7s Is agradabe al pals
daI. Ckma al nino Vblanda las enclas aliyis todos
ayuda a" vitAto, regula los ntsstnos, es 81
IL tle}f onocilo reme para la diarrel as rssulto
ue ed Ia dentcl4n de otras Tener cuidsdo Y
esel mejor de todOs " ~"
Sc encuentra ligeramente enfor,
mo en- Ponce ell seflor lcenciado L1o
rens Torres
Don Enrique Rubio EMBARGO por
Ponce para Europa Va con objeto
VRHH
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\ los reumaticOs 8 nerviosos
un cinturOn elGctrico del doctor San
deu de $ 40 dollars Sc da por y
COM etamente nueVO. A j Bear
mud, Luna % altos
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ABANICOS CHINE

BE acaba de recibir en- el <Paris
Bazar de Pedro Giustis un gran sur
tldo de abanicOs japoneses Ultima
moda. Los hay ]iDd1simos desde do
ce q se,enta centavos uno entire ellos
81 de gran nOvedad llamado <Chin6,
a sesenta centavos.
Tambien Sc ha recibido un boni
to surtido de tazas de porcelana pro-
pias para regalos Sc espera en- el
mes proximo Octubre un esplendido
surtido de mercancias compradas en-
Paris por el se1lol Giusti.
Nos dicen de Toa alta que aver
Sc promovio un disturbio en- la DO
blacion siendo encarcefados don Ma
nuel Velilla, don Eladio Cabrera V
Nicolas Sevilla
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-19

El pr6ximo viernes 2 tendr& lu
gar ante la Corte de Justicia de Are
cibo el juicio oral de la causa seoui
da q Jose Escolastlco v Reyes Y
trelnta mas por ell delito de incendio
en- Ell slslOte. Carro de Arrecibo.
III lltmo. senior Ooispo, predica
ra Ell Saoado en- la salve de San Fran
cisco, en- la Capilla Franciscana.
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Dr.. Rafael A. Gatell Medico
Nunioipo1 Cortifi 90 49,

Dr.. Rafael A. Gatell Medico
Municipal Certi6ca;
Que hace algdn item po prescri'
be con muy favorable exito Ell vino
de aceite de hfgado de bacalao con
Peptonato de hero que preparan
los Sres. Frederilk Stearns y CO en-
todas aquellas afecciones que aca-
rean una desnutricion lrapida 6 ago.
tamiento nervioso pronu nciado CO.
mo tuberculosis; anemias GONZALES 90
cencia de Intermediates infeccio--
sas.
! para que conste f rmo la pre-
sente en- Yauco, Pto. Rico a 50 de
Noviembre de 1894
DIR. RAFAEL A. GATELL,
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Don Eduard II Fernal

Don Eduard Hernandez de
Juana Diaz nos ica hagamos
constar su actitui ,dependiente de
las luchas de pay aos.
Con motivo de las sesiones I'll.
tlmas del Consejo Executive Sc ha
despertado grandes deseos de obte.
ner los retratos de las connotadas
personalidades pol1ticas del pals. Y
NADIA mas facil. No hay mas que ir
al establecimiento de los sef1ores S.
Meiony Co, gastar por valor de un
peso os regalaran un precioso pa
huelo con cuatro hermosos fotogra-
bados representando cuatro como.
tadas personas de Puerto Rico ode
Cuba. Iced ell anuncio que va publ
cado en- otro lugar del peri6dico.
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WAS ESPANOLAs,
Las hay de venta en- el estab]e
cimiento de r Font y hermanos
n
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Sc VENDE

La casa 10 70 Gallo de la For
taleza informaran For taleza 43.
n s-12 6
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Sc encuentra ligeramente enfor
mo en- Ponce ell sef1or licenciado L!o
rens Torres
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Don Enrique Rubio EMBARGO por
Ponce para Europa, Va con objeto
de hjar su Residential en- Madrid
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En- Arecibo Ell T. Berries hace
una cuestacl6n >entre los vecinos q
m de reco.ectar fondos para Ell
arreglo y reparaciones de la Iglesia
parrcquial. Ell sef1or Obtspo cuando
estuvo ALI Sc suscribio con Glen do,
liars en- dichO Obieto
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-09-06
County Boards Of Education.

About thirty-tive members OF the various
boards of education of the county responded
to County Superintendent Eldridge's call
last Thursday, all the Boards being repre-
sented except those of Franklin, Clayton,
Mantua, Greenwich and Wenonah.
Prof. J. M. Green, of the State Normal
School, was introduced by Mr.. Eldridge,
and made an interesting and instructive
half hours talk.
A permanent organization was effected
by electing County Superintendent Ed
ridge, President; w. Harrison Livermore,
Vice President and ]. d. Carpenter, Sec
rotary
On motion Of Mr.. Downer an executive
committee consisting OF one from each
Board was appointed, and as the roll OF
townships was called names were presented
and elected, as follows: Franklin, Samuel
Louder; Clayton, George H. Chew; Glass
boro, r. M. Ferrell; Monroe, John X.
Downer; Washington, C. J. Davenport;
Harrison, b. B. Black; South Harrison,
Samuel Pimm; Mantua, Thomas c. bikes;
Elk, E. P. Davis; Deptford, Daniel Fox
West Deptford, jesse Mullin; E. Greenwich,
Benjamin Heritage; Logan, Isaac Derrick
son; Woolwich, DIR. Grimshaw; Woodbury.,
". a. h1duuen; WehOnaL, L. IL. FMI;
Greenwich, W. D. Turner, with the
President, Vice President and Secretary
ex-officio.
On motion Of Mr. Downer, the officers,
in conjunction with the executive COM
mittee, was authorized to prepare bylaws.
County Superintendent Eldridge eluci-
dated some complex sections Of the new
school law, and the meeting adjourned to
assemble at the call of the President
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-09-06
MANTUA.

Charles Thurlow and mother are spend
ing few days at Fern Rock
Charles Shoemaker and wife are spending
the week at The Lehman, Atlantic City.
Miss Florence P. Sooy left for Caldwell
on Monday Where she will teach again this
year.
Louis J. Care and Harry Hillegass
entered Peirce Business College Monday.
Samuel Thomas and wife, Of Media,
spent Wednesday with Harry House and
family.
Miss Ida Park is spending part Of her
vacation at Atlantic City.
This community was shocked on Monday
to hear Of the sudden death of Capt. Jesse
Avis on Aug. 18th at ST. Martens, West
Indies. Capt. Avis is the brother Of Mrs.
A. J. Craig and is well known here. The
family have the sympathy of their many
friends.
st. Barnabas Guild held it's regular meet
ing on Tuesday evening at Eugene Shoe
makers and enjoyed the luscious melons
provided by the host.
Florence Jennings is quite ill with ty-
phoid fever. DR.. Hillegass is in attend
ance
5. ID. Lodge is placing new curb in
front OF his properties on Union street.
The Board Of Education decided not to
open the public school until next Monday
w. 2. Care, in company with Mr.. and
Mrs Brown and son, of Lansdowne, left
to-day for pleasant trip to Niagara and
Watkins Glen.
Mrs. House and children have returned
from visit at Alloway
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-09-06
WENONAH.


What might have been serious accident
occurred while crossing the Mantua bridge
on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Simpson
was carrying the afternoon mail when a
shot was fired from under the bridge, scar
ing the horse and throwing her out Of the
wagon. She was considerably bruised.
Rev. r. H. Gage and family have return
ed after months vacation.
Miss Bertha Turner entertained few Of
her friends on Thursday evening at her
home.
DIR. H. T. Gilmour and family arrived
home on Thursday.
Ward wilkins and family are once more
at home.
p A. Wilson started on Saturday for a
ten days trip to Niagara Falls, Toronto and
nearby resorts.
Miss Martie Stakes is making visit this
week to Mrs w J. Richman, OF Palatine,
NJ.
Mrs. Hamilton Turner, Mrs. Finch and
Jas. M. Johnston have gone to Atlantic
City for week.
Mrs VIM. Elkins and son are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. G. Wilson
Misses Berthe and Nan Coward are visit
ing in Monroeyille
Miss Claire Coward gave pleasant water
melon party at her home on Saturday night
in honor of Miss Florence Yeehan, of Mon
roeville. Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Murdoch, Mrs. Pierce, Misses
Hettie Savage, Marie Finch, Nellie Brown,
Bertha Turner, Mrs. +. j. Bossler, Messrs.
w r Savape Herbert Tovks
A surprise party was held at Mr. Vogts
on Saturday evening. A number of friends
came from Camden. The house and
grounds were brilliantly Illuminated with
lanterns and candles. All went home
happy after pleasant evening spent with
friends.
Miss Alice Robertson took short trip
over Labor Day to Barnegat City
Misses Lille and Irmna Middleton have
been staying in Wilmington, Del, for a
few days.
The w. i. NJ. S. will hold their next
meeting on the second Thursday in Sept,
at the home Of Mrs. JOS. Paulin. tits
hoped that large attendance will be the
result. Special attractions, the opening Of
the missionary boxes and the election OF
officers are on the program.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Bodine and family, Of
Trenton, are the guests Of DIR. and Mrs.
Harvey.
School began on Tuesday, Sept, 4, with
four teachers Misses Bugbee and Hemp
hill and the Misses Emmell.
Miss Maude Pearson has gone for short
visit to Germantown before going back to
school at Pennington
Rev D. c. Cobb was elected President OF
the Law and Order club organized at
National Park ON Sept. 3D..
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-09-06
PAULSBoRO.

The public school opened here Tuesday
last with all the teachers and fair attend
ance of scholars. The same teachers EN-
ployed last year are here now, except Miss
Granfield, of Clarsboro who takes Miss
Bachman's place.
At the Business Mems Meeting held
Monday night last, the Committee on new
bank was increased to five, and resolution
to get the required subscription at once,
was passed
A company Of young people spent very
pleasant evening Thursday last at the house
of B. S. Cox, who were invited there by
Miss Katherine Cox VIII entertained them
royalty. Those present we're: Misses Emily
r. Cox, Carrie Lopez, OF Camden; Elsie
LEROY, Katherine Cox and Frances Justice,
Messrs. Brown, C. O. Stanley, J. Roe Cox,
Oscar Redrow, and Clarence Cunnard.
Rev. J. E. Sawn preached to large con-
gregation at Holly Beach, New Jersey,
Sunday last. His pulpit here was filled by
Rev. Frank Roberts, who delivered very
forceful and interesting sermon.
The GibbstOwn Fire Company have hired
the NJ. Z. church peoples tent, and viii
hold festival Saturday, September Is,
instant, at Gibbstown. A great time is
anticipated.
Our town was pretty well deserted Mon
day-Iabor Day. Some to Washington
Park, some to National, others to Atlantic
City.
Miss Debbie Casperson is attending the
Woodbury. Academy, taking the advance
course.
Mr.. George Henry went to Denver, start
ing on Monday, where he viii work at hi'
trade-stone mason.
Miss Lena Dubois, who has worked the
past two years on the Paulsboro Press, wen
to West Chester Monday where she will
attend the Normal school there, taking {
full course. Mrs. James takes her place OF
the staff of the Press Mrs. James was III /
newspaper office in Nebraska seven years
and is full y competent to fill the position.
Harry Wilkerson sold out his interest il
farming to his landlord, Michael Ley, Mon
day last, and viii engage in carpenter worl
at the phosphate works.
Freebooter Miller lost valuable hors
last week
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-09-06
Paris Award for The Prudential.

The award Of gold medals for American
exhibits has just been made at the Paris
| Exposition, and the first and only life in
suranee company in the United States to
get gold medal or an award of any kind
is The Prudential.
1t comes as formal and official recog-
milton Of The Prudential IS excellent policies
and modern business methods, and the
officers feel justly proud that theirs is the
only company to be paid such we'll
merited honor
The Company's exhibit was made at the
request Of the United States government,
and the award carries with it double sig
nifcance, for it bears witness to the unique
status OF The Prudential in the world of
life insurance, and to the high character Of
American exhibits in general
The fact that The Prudential was also
able to get up such comprehensive and
exhaustive exhibit on such short notice
from the government authorities, and, be-
sides, one that received the only prize
awarded to American life insurance COM
panies, speaks volumes for its excellent
Office system and accurate business methods,
and makes it clear that the company has
its business in all its branches under
thorough control
The Prudential gave the initiative to the
idea of Industrial life insurance in the
United States in 1875, and, from that time
until the present, The Prudential has been
its foremost exponent, and its policies have
been held as the best and most liberal ex-
amples of the modern life Insurance con-
tract
To receive high award is one thing, but
to receive the first and only award attests
not only the Company's commanding place
in the life insurance world, but is equally
tribute to those Of its management, to
whose untiring efforts the success of the
Company is so largely due. The Pruden-
tails award suggests the epigram, Praise
is praise when well addressed y
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-09-06
RLAcKMoOD.


Miss Emma MARBLE, Of Philadelphia, was
and Sunday
Miss Tillie Jones, Of Camden, spent Sat
urday and Sunday with her cousin, Miss
Essie Jones.
Joseph E. Mathis, our new undertaken,
has moved into house at the corner OF
Central and Railroad avenues.
Miss Myra Williams and Master Harris
Williams have been spending few days at
Atlantic City with Mrs Charlotte Wood
Mrs Jonathan T. Pine has been the guest
of Mrs. sallie AXE at Atlantic City for a
week
Maurice Hopper, of Camden, a former
resident here, was guest Of Charles Jag
gard for few days this week.
While A. D. Pelz was passing the resi-
dence of Elmer L. Wilson in his locomobile
one day last week, the latter's dog ran
under the vehicle and was fatally injured
by being run over by the front wheel. 1t
died few minutes after.
Frederick Sleeter will open his sour krout
factory on his farm, about a mile from here,
next week He win work about three
weeks, in which time he expects to make
about one hundred and fifty barrels.
Miss Florence Kelsey left here this week
for Laurel Mills, where she will teach in
the public school.
Rev NJ T. Lamb, General Superintend-
ent Of the New Jersey Children's Home
Society, was a speaker in the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning, his subject being
'.Home for the Homeless He also spoke
in the NJ. f. church in the evening on the
same topic.
DR. Robert w. Brace, who graduated
from the Jefferson College of Medicine last
physician at the Hospital for Nervous Dis
eases, at Westport, Conn.
While engaged in picking chickens on
Tuesday morning, Aaron Van Dexter sud-
denly expired Of paralysis Of the heart.
He and his wife were working together,
when he said I will have to sit down, as
my legs hurt, and he pulled a trestle out
of its place and sat down. In a few min
utes he was dead He was 81 years old
and one Of the old district school teachers,
and liked by all who knew HIM OF late
years he has followed farming
A surprise party was rendered Mrs j. S.
Simpkins by her children on Tuesday even
| ing, it being her birthday. There was i
large gathering and they had some good
music and games Of various kinds, after
which a lovely Fepast was enjoyed.
Samuel p. Hagerman has gone to Tren
ton for few days visit among friends and
relatives.
The public schools opened on Tuesda,
with full attendance The teachers are
Principal, Henrietta s. Leslie; Secondary
Ruth Porch; Primary, Rose Kingett.