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Dia 17--Antonio ArbL u" ~
por robo. >~,o
;, JESUS Nieves por hL VITO
;, 18-Isidro Guzman por hL "a
Virgilio Lopez por estaA ~
;, Carlos Colon por lesioues.
;, 10 Bernardo y Eduardo Ro
driguez por iesiones.
Bautista Margaro Rivera
por lesiones.
>, Dionisio Bertran, daf1os.
;, 20 Felix Lafontaine, rapto.
;, Juan Rivera otros, hurto
;, Manuel Baez otEps hurto
>, "A Fermin Margaro y otros,
rObo.
>, Julio Agosto y otros robo:
;, Eusebio Lopez, hurto.
:, 25 Alfonso Cruzado, lesiones
:, Federico Rave1o, lesiones.
:, Pablo Torres, rapto
;, 26 Andres Stuard y otros,
tentativa.
), Peregrino Villamil, ALA,
namiento.
,, 27-Pablo Virnet, allanamien'
to.
;, Emilio Colon y otros, robo.
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Ell MEJOR VINO de ne

vende en- Pto Rico es ell Riojano de
Aleson que venden los restaurants
<La Catalana,, Colonial Club, <La
Nueva Catalana,, <Las Baleares,,
Las Antiguas Baleares, ETC., v al
mismo precio que sus recebtorres en-
el establecimiento de los senores
Gonzalez y P9fez, Plaza de Alfonso
Unicos importaaoFss E. Font y
Hermano, Tanca esduM$ Fortaleza
Ventas al por mayor = detail.
Una cuarterola de 100 Htf6s $1,000
Una docena de botellas. ) g so
Una botella 80
San Juan, p r. octubre 6 1899.
F. FoNT HERMANo.,
9O--6
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Estanpi illas

Sc vende una famosa coloooi6,
de estamdilla de todos los na;sos
con mas de mil sellos, entire ella do
las mas escasas.
El due1o Sc va del pals hasta
el dla de este mes puede verse en-
IA casa de los Senores Meltez yGan.
dla Gale de Tetuan no 40.
San Juan 10 Abril 1900.
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Ell,. Arse
ha declarado gu.
cludadano de naci6n als.
prende porque ha de considet.
extrangero.
El asunto sera llevado, 81 fuese
ddecesarlo, deeaa al Tribunal Supreme,
~ tonIe Sc Podra saber a ciencia cier.
E.E. U.U. es un Instruments o,,e
Puede estirarse y encogerse 4 volnn:
tad y capricho del Congroso & 81 &C
un documento que de por 81 es-ex.
tenslvo a todo territorio de la Union
estanleclendo es, a5, igualdad de justicia
La idea del famoso diario No
poede ser mas original y ell pleito
Pxomete Ser ruidosfsimo.
A. T. L. n.
Washington.4 de AbriI.
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Yapol' Caracas :

Este buque. que seg1n itinera
rio Sc anuncia para salir el 26 del
corriente, 10 hara sin embargo, un
dia despues 8 sea el 27 las 10 de la
maf1ana Lo que Sc participa para
general conocimiento.
Consignatarios.
VILLAR & Ca.
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Arturo Vazquez Pra da.

Medico -cirujano (titulo sobresa-
liente,) ex- alumno inferno por opo-
sici6n del colegio de San Carlos,
premiado por las Facultades de Me.
dicinay Ciencias de la Universidad
de Madrid.
Ofrece sus servicios profes esiona.
les. >-
Plaza de Alfonso XII, altos de
la Farmacia Colon. Telefono, no 823.
E.: A 15-2
Las Colectu-fas de Rentas de
los pueblos de Guayama, Hu macao
Y Caguas han rendido al Tesoro sus
cuentas sobre diversos ingres os, CO.
rrespondientes al mes de Mario
ppdo. ~
," La concurrensia de fieles las
ceremonias de Semana Santa, ha si'
do numerosa, tanto en- esta Capital,
como en- Arecibo y otros pueb bios de
la Isla. Parece que la fe Sc aviva en-
los pechos catolicos, despues de
tantas desgracias y calamidades
como vecinos soportando de algun
tempo a'esta parte.
Abordo 0 del vapor espanol
'.Rabat''' embarcaron en- este puerto
con rumbo Santader 18 pasaje'
rOS.
Anpliando los informes sobre
ell balandro ''Carmen" de Guy o suce'
SO nos ocupamos en- otro lugar dire
mos que Ia referida embarcaci6n
sufri6 Ia rotura del palo may or aver
por la madrugada y desde esa hora
estuvo sosteniendose en- alta mar,
librandose de la costa hasta las 2 y
media de la tarde en- que Sc r emolc6.
Ell buque pertenece a los se1ores
Alvarez & Fernandez, de Vieques
Han sido denunciadas por el
Celador de Sanidad, por falta de
encalado, las siguien5es casas: Sol
no 72, 80, 80 78, rs, IS, ~, 81, AZ, 70,
IS, 80, 81, 83, 79, rs, 56, 40, 81, So, SO,
"a, Cruz 3d. 80 25, Luna II, 80.
Varios obreros de Yauco fir
nantes de la hoja que circul6 en-
dias pasados escriben a Ola Demo
cracia" diciendoles han sido sorpren
didos al tomarles la irma pues no
ha sido su amino dirigir una amena'
"a a la sociedad en- que vi ven.
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Pablo Vargas y Aniceto Her
nandez que promovieron anoche un
escandalo en- ell cafe "La Esneral' :
da" insultando y provocando al prin =
cipal, fueron detenidos> por la poll
cia.
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MUEBL:ES:

Sc dssea vender un lote de
muebles do medic uso, On muy buen
estado. Para informes: Fortals5a
no 13--altos.
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I'll Lodo.a A. Moreno @ alder6n
en- atenta esquela nos particina ha.
o. ner ao1erto su hufete en- la calle de
Ietuan No 1 altos del <Cuba n and
Pan American, ~"
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E! New York Herald
Y JORGE CRUZ.
Mas detaIIes.

Jorge Cruz. natural de Puerto
Rico fue l1evado q New York, bajo
contrata, por ell <New York Herald,>
con ell objeto de entablar, un pleito
de prueba y de ese modo forzar un
fallo de los altos tribunales de Justi'
cia que declare 81 los puertorrique
f1os son 6 no ciudadanos de los Esta
dos Unidos.
AL llegar Cruz la ofcina de
Inmigrandes, fue detenido y conde
nado a ser deportado.
Cruz alego ser Americana de
derecho y al manifestarsele que era
extrangero, dijo indignado, que has
ta entonces no habia querido Greer
que era un hombre sin patria.
Ell ex. magistrate Abraham J.
Ditlenkoefer, su abogado defensor,
ha entablado embellishments ell plei'
to, alegando que su cliente tiene de-
recho la entrada libre en- este puer
to, annque al hacerlo haya sido por
~~trata para trabajos manuales.
~nislonado de Immigration
COMO Cruz no es
o.. una, no com
ELL -@rsele
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POSITIONS SECURED

Rules wS n GOV ERNMENT places unasr
o. ,ns9ent thorough
Time Salaries
swamp Catalogue 'e
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tstudIo t ,|seados
Landr6n y Snn nth.
IS y 81, Tetuan, 65 y 81

IS y 81, Tetuan, 65 y 81.
Ofrecen sus servicios en- tod:
iase de asuntos y negocios relacio
sadcs con su profasitr I'D
Aver tuvo la desg gracia d
caerse de una palma de COCO e1
'''rce ell sujeto Marc elmo To
.~ndo una. herida de i
; Sanu.. al cuarto de so
j rres, recib1e-
cual fue asistida eu T.
, corros de aquel distrito
En- Mayagiiez el Rec t1amen,,
de Policia exige, que los asn;rantos
a! referido cuerpo deben tener %
amos oioh 20
En- el barrio de Sabalo do M.
yaguez, fue herido gravemente ,,n To-,
1ndlvlduo con un garrote. ~"
Han sido denunciad os dos
Dlllares que Sc han establecido on
la Planta baja de la casa no 30 10 10
Gale de San Jose, por careder do Il.
cencia. " oi oe Ii
VENTA DE DOS CAS- AS I'm.
de altos y bajos en- ell vecino barr;a rio
de Hato Rey y otra en- la calle de1
Sol n1mero 46. ' |'1'o oel
Plater1a de Meceguer i nforma.
GILL; a-15-2
Julian. Trigo, un ioven do
apellido Salicrup y otro cuvo nom
bre Sc ignora, fueron antes de anocho
a la fonda "La Nueva Catalana,:
hlcleron gasto de cena y Sc 1narcha.
ron sin pagar. Ell duef1o del estah1a.
cimiento ha formulado la consionien.
te denuncia. 1'oii
Sc ha denunciado al in ouilino
que habita la casa no II de Ia cal1e
ae la Luna, por tener amarra ado IN
perro en- la azotea, dando lugar 4
que las porquerias y comidas del
animal vayan a caer al algibe de
lue Sc slrve aquel vecindario.
FL Lodo. A. Moreno Ca aldarbn
IN atenta esquela nos participa ha.
ger alberto su hufete en- la Gale do
letuan MOI altos del <Cuban and
Pan American, -"
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En- el importante diario xCarde-
mas Heralds, correspondence al dia
& del corriente mes, encontramos ell
suelto quo va a continuation:
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Sc necesita un aprendiz de en-
cuadernador que conozca algo ell
ofcio. Informaremos en- esta i'm
prenta. n-s-3-1
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DC SOLA x RAlAIR6Z
ia GALLES DE 1ETUAN Ia.
ASIAN JuNN. =. Rk IS.
x COMISIONIS STAS.

Agentes y Representatives. en- Puerto-Rico de
PIsBURY, wAsHBURN CoFabricantes De tigo
ROHE xColaY, Luz, etc
Tocno <E g. Lee e Cos xFamaY Jamones Tocneta
hxpRxKrA MoDoRos MouniAs, ARaAs
CLASSES, CAIzADo, PIs SoLRRERos MAou1-
HAlnoND1 Z = ss
CoxrRAN coBRE vIEJo coNcHA DE CAREY, CUERos & e.
oFREcxN DIR INTERMEDIATES coNsaNA0nNKs rRuros
DEL PAS, NEw-YoRI- @1
Sc soLIcITA CORRESPONDENCE
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Hay gran alarma en- Bio Pie.
dras con motive de las amenazas de
incendio que Gentlemen varios an6ni-
mos dirigidos a determinadas perso
nalidades de aquella localidad.
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bi,,.ros or % uenunc1ados dos
la planta baja de la casa no S2 Do % 10
Gale de San Jose, po1r careder DO 1;. '.
cencia. oo oi oe Ii
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ICt!b4sslss Dc A!et!hs.

Jujoios orales rue So 1891
en- la ga quincena del %c1nai ines'
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tropas que ~
las exigencias del s.,
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Ell dia Is del presente mes Sc
celebrara una velada lfrico-literaria
en- ell Centric Espaf1ol de Mayagt1ez.
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Don Matias Gonzalez Garcia,
ilustrado professor de Gurado, ha re-
suelto los puntos del QUESTIONABLE
que Sc propuso por el comite de
maestros de la Capital, con una lu
cidez que. solo puede .apreciarse por
los versados en- Pedagogfa. Lastima
que LA CORRESPONDENCE no pue
da oeuparse detalladamente de esos
trabajos, porque ellos no son de la
fndole de asta publication.
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Eotllolias
-
Generates.

Varios sef1ores de Puesta de
TERRA, propietarios y comerciantes,
han recibido aver anonimos amena-
zadores. No es malo ell entreteni-
miento, y bueno es que sus autores
sepan que es un juego- muy peligro-
so ell que estan realizando, con alar'
mar a vecinos pacfficos y honrados.
Hace dias Sc encuentra en- esta
Capital don Ramon Fernandez, ve-
cino de GALES. .,.
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En- el barrio de Sabalo do M,
;ndiv;dna ~" ue.loo CRAVEN ente un
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Au;oo Participo q mi clientela y
. nvioO al pdblico, haber conferi
do poder general q mi hermano don
Octaviano Guillermety para que me
represente en- todos mis- asuntos.
Puerto Rico II de Abril de 1890
FSdeI Gat6Ilernacty.
o
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Surtido colossal de camisas, cue
HOS, puf1os, corbatas, paraguas, i'm
permeables, casimi-es, tricots, y
cuatrocientas classes distintas de ca
mas y colchones, en- clos Dependien
tes,, Fortaleza 83. Is
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FOTOGRAFIAD DE E. ALFONSO
I San Francisco AZ San Juan. CIR an
abaia de precios. Retratos de todas
r. IS sin competencia: Sc hacen
class - en- eobre toda clase> de
retrat. >or ell fotograbado al medic
vlf1etas p $imhrar papeL ilustrar
tono, para S@s caCrichosos
libros 8 anunc4 a-ts-7
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Las Colectu-fas de Rentas de
los pueblos de Guayama, Hu macao
v Caguas han rendido al Tesoro sus
cuentas sobre diversos ingres los, CO.
rrespondientes al mes de Mario
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OVERTIME NORTHWEST. r

Montgomery. Minn-William ].
Shcchy. who escaped from the Fill
pnos after being their prisoner for over
two months, is a brother OF John
Shcehy, postmaster banker and state
treasurer OF the A %. H. lie insurance
fund. OF this village. He was a mem
Der OF the Thirteenth Minnesota and
was wounded and captured by the en-
cmy. but escaped and came within the
American lines during the action OF
Nov. 2 Smear Mangotarem. His name
appears in Gen. Otis report OF cast
altics, under date OF Dec. 81. His pa
rents, relatives and friends are rcjoiccd
that he escaped and was only slightly
injured. They soon expect to hear Il
thrilling account OF his adventures from
himself through the mail.
Hastings, Mnn.-Thomas Glory died
at his residence in this city on Monday
morning, Jan. 8. at the advanced age
OF II years. He leaves two daughters.
Mrs. J. J. McShane, OF this city, and
Mrs. William Monroe. late OF Grafton.
N. d. MIR. Glory was pioneer farmer
OF Wabasha county, in the vicinity Of
Lake City, coming to Hastings ten
years ago. He was we'll known citi-
zen, OF large acquaintance. and his large
circle OF friends will regret to learn OF
his death
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Deaths of the Week.

Daniel Sullivan, the Oldest Irishman
in the city, died last Monday morning
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. James
Byrnes, "a Cedar Lake road. Had he
lived till the 4th OF March he would
have been one hundred years old. Two
weeks ago he was seized with an attack
OF bronchitis, from which he never raj
lied. He came to America from county
Kerry, Ireland, i'll 1847, settling at first
in Michigan and moving thence to ILL
nois. In 1854 the family came to Min
ncsota, and Mr.. O'Sullivan took up a
farm in the central part of the state. He
was bothered good deal by claim
jumpers, and was cheated out OF his
first filings. Subsequently he took up
another farm, but did not live on it,,
and, in fact, engaged in no active bust
ness from 1860 to the time of his DEATH
He leaves five children, all OF whom re-
side in the northwest. They are Mrs. J..
w. Byrnes, Misses Mary and Nellie and
Jeremiah and Daniel>Sullivan. The de-
ceased was a fine specimen OF physical
manhood and retained possession OF his
mental faculties almost to the last. He
read the papers without glasses and
took keen interest in passing events.
The funeral occurred on WEDNESDAY,
from Immaculate Conception church,
and the remains were inferred in St.
Mary's cemetery.
Among the first to find home in the
frontier town of St. Anthony was Mrs.
Anna Dunn, who, with her family, To-
Gated there in 1857. In her death,
which occurred Jan. 4, East Minneapo-
lis lost lady worthy of esteem, Of
love and OF emulation. And in the
community where she lived SO long,
Mrs. Dunn was not without that respect
which a woman of so excellent char
acter deserved. Those who knew her
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FROM THE CAPITAL.

Curt Mcdonald, Misses Nettie Nc
Donald and Maggie Callilan were
guests, New Years, Of Mrs. ]. T. Nc
Donald, New Richmond, Wis.
Miss Jennie Devlin has returned after
a weeks visit in Rosemount
Mrs. P. ]. Bigue has been elected del
egate to the national convention of the
Catholic Order OF Foresters, which
meets in Chicago in May. Mrs. Bigue
will represent St. Anne de St. Paul
court.
Miss Mayme Gallagher entertained a
company OF friends, Thursday evening,
at her home on East Congress street.
Miss Maggie Calvin returned last
week to Avoca, after spending the holi-
days with her mother, Mrs. Dan Gal
vim, East Winigred street.
Miss Hannah Regain returned to Belle
PLANE last week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Hogan, Miss Ho-
gan, Misses Jennie and Nellie O'Day
have returned from Belle PLANE, where
they spent the holidays.
Div. No. q A. o. H., will give liter
airy entertainment in Cretin high school
building next Monday evening to which
all Hibernians are invited. This div
ision is composed OF the very best
talent in the city and it is a foregone
conclusion that the hall will be packed
and the entertainment decided success.
The democrats of St. Paul held gen
eral meeting OF all the ward and pre-
cinct committee men at Assembly Hall
on Thursday evening. A resolution was
passed calling upon all democrats to
hereafter join hands for the achieve
ment Of victory at the coming spring
elections.
Div. No. I A. o. H. will give its
annual ball and entertainment on the
evening of Feb. the 18th at Sherman
hall. Tickets are now on sale.
Mr.. J. Enright, OF East Grand Forks,
has been in the city for the past week
i'll company with his son Fred who is
attending St. Thomas college. Mr.. and
Mrs. Enright will visit the Twin Cities
during the coming carnival.
The Father Mathew Total Abstinence
society held its annual meeting at
Cretin hall last Wednesday evening.
The hall was crowded and temperance
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Maloney; financial secretary, Mrs. John
Dezell; treasurer, Mrs. Dan Connolly;
marshal Mrs. Mary McSachran; guard
Miss Catherine McNul,y; trustees, Mrs.
Nelyle Judge, Mrs Bessie Murphy and
Miss Kate Lamb. The installment was
followed by refreshments and dancing
Mrs. Miles Finlan, OF Butte, is in Eu-
rope, where she intends to stay year
Mrs, Finlan spent the HOLIDAYS in
Rome.
Rev. Father Toilet is delivering a
course OF instructions, Sunday evenings
on the seven sacraments at St. Paul's
church.
Rev. Mother Amadeus, OF ST. Peter
Mission was a visitor at the Ursulinc
convent 4 few days last week
y telegram announcing the death OF
her youngest brother, William Taggart.
was received by Mrs. Peter Towey oil
this city. on Dec. IS. The young man S
death was somewhat sudden, causing a
great shock to the family. Three
months ago lie was taken iii with ty-
phoid lever, at Minneapolis, but appar-
emily recovered under the good care OF
the sisters at St. Mary's hospital. Alter
rcgairing health. the deceased went to
Perry. Pierce county, Wis, where his
sister. Mrs. James Murphy, resides and
at whose house he died, after an illness
OF two days. The attending physician
pronounced the cause OF death heart
disease: Mr. Taggart was twenty-five
years old, and born in Pierce county
Wis. The remains were inferred at
Clayfeld, Wis. Those left to mourn
his death are a mother, six sisters and
two brothers.
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AT the Bijou.

George H. Broadhurst's Anglo
American success, which has just closed
a. successful season at the Strand the
alter, London, will be seen at the Bijou
next week.
The story OF the piece is briefly
Smith" and his wife are recently mar
ried. Smith has long been bach
elor, and it is his desire and that Of
his wife that they enjoy their honey
moon in the quiet seclusion of their own
home, but their relatives seem to seize
on the opportunity to visit them from
every nook and corner.
Smith" enters into compact will,
the cook to drive the visitors away will,
vile cooking. This results in many fun
ny complications, which keeps the au-
dience laughing until the curtain goes
down on the final act, in which every
thing is explained to everybody's salts
faction.
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MONTANA MATTERS.

Anaconda, Mont, Jan. 1o.-Monday
evening, Jan. 8, the annual installation
of the Catholic Order OF Forestcrs took
place at A. o. H. hail. The officers
for the coming year are Past chief
ranger, M. A. Stapleton; chief ranger,
J. E. McDonncll; vice chief ranger, Jo-
scph Labissoniere; recording secrc-
tary, w. J. Walsh; financial secretary,
w. H. Mahoney; treasurer, George
Barich; medical examiner, DR.. M. NJ.
Lcahy; trustees, r. ]. Hayes, ]. w. De-
zell and James P. Foley. Following
the installation literary and musical
program OF fourteen numbers was
given: Selection, mandolii club; ad-
dres OF welcome, Rev. FIR. Follet; en-
stallation,' High Chief Ranger M. A.
Stapleton; recitation, Miss Bertha
Ehrct; vocal solo, Joseph A. Hughes,
Jr.; duet, Misses Bertha and Louise
Ehret; recitation, Miss Alice Mahoney;
piano solo, Miss Mollic Hogan; song,
J. ]. McGuinness; musical selection, M.
A. Staplcton; song, L. J. Baker; music,
mandolin club. Refreshments were
served after the close OF the entertain
mcnt, followed by cards and dancing.
Card committee, Vincent McMullen,
NJ. J. McCauley and William Weldon.
Committee on dancing, Joseph Labs
sonicre, William Cannon, William
Clark and r. T. Flanagan.
A quiet wedding was solcmnized last
Sunday evening at St. Peters church,
Rev. Father Coopman officiating. Miss
Margaret Mentally and Mr.. Michael
Shea were the bride and groom, as
sisted by Miss Nellie Bennett and Mr..
M. Shea. The ceremony took place at
six o'clock, after which wedding sup
per wa sserved at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Shea, o18 E Fourth.
Another recent social event in Ana
conda was the installation OF officers in
the Ladies Catholic Benevolent Asso-
citation, last Thursday evening, at A. O..
H. hall. Those holding Offices for 1900
are: President, Mrs. James T. Foley;
first vice president, Miss Mary Tobin;
second vice president, Mrs. ]. E..
Young; recording secretary, Mrs. I. ].
Fleming; assistant secretary, Miss May
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best knew reserved, but rm-hearted
woman, benevolent, generous and al
ways helpful. Her good deeds, quietly
performed, will keep her memory alive
in many grateful hearts. She was de-
vout member OF St. Anthony OF Padua
church. Mrs. Dunn was born in county
Tyone, Ireland, seventy-seven years
ago. Soon after her arrival in America,
she came to Minneapolis, then St. An
thony, and had lived here continuously
since 1857 Her husband, Edward
Dunn, died some years ago. Mrs.
Dunn died at Princeton, Ind, where
she went short time ago, intending to
spend the winter with her sister, Miss
Belle Baxter Death was tue result OF
bronchial asthma. Her surviving rela-
tives are Sister Veronica, House of the
Good Shepherd, St. Paul. and Miss
Baxter, Princeton, Ind; 7. B. Haw-
kins, the we'll known liveryman OF this
city, is her nephew. The funeral took
place Monday morning, JAM 8, from St.
Anthony OF Padua church. The inter-
nent was at St. Anthony cemetery.
William Peters, aged 80, died Satur-
day at the home OF his daughter, Mrs.
Thomas Ryan, 1918 Fourth street N.
MIR. Peters was formerly resident OF
Corcoran. The funeral took place
Tuesday, from the Church OF the AS
ccnson.
Catherine Carlar, aged &c, died Sun.
day, at the family residence, 342 Twer-
ty-second street. The remains were
sent to Hastings, Mimi, for interment.
J. Harry Whitney, young man pop
ular i'll both social and business circles
in this city, died at Chicago, last Mon
day, after a brief illness. Appendicitis
was the cause OF death. Harry Whit
ney was the only son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
O. B. Whitney, $3.50 Fifth avenue S.
FIe was a graduate OF the Minneapolis
public schools and was young man OF
much promise. He had but recently
attained his twentieth year. His pa
rents were with him when he died. The
funeral took place Wednesday morning,
from St. Stephens church. The inter
ment was at St. Mary's cemetery,
John Nolan, the ninc-year- son OF
Daniel Nolan, OF Corcoran, died Tues
day, as the result OF an accident. While
on the way to school, Tuesday morning,
the three Nolan children climbed into
a passing wagon to ride. John fell out
backwards, striking his head on the
ground. He did not seem badly hurt
and was lifted into the wagon again.
In school he appeared to be all right,
reciting as usual, until late in the day,
the teacher noticing that he looked pale
sent him home. Before reaching home,
he tainted and was found by passerby
i'll very critical condition. The child
was taken home, where after a few
hours he died. Coroner Nelson, after
an investigation, decided that death was
the result OF conclusion OF the brain.
The funeral took place Wednesday
morning from the family home in Cor
coran.