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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-11

Junio s.

JUNO 8.
Ri da del corriente visit6 este pueblo
Mr. Sleeper primer asistente del gobernador, ell
Que vino hasta ell campamento levantado por
los ingenieros amerlcanos que Sc ocupaban de
la obra, hoy paralizada, de la carretera que
conduce Manatf.
Mr. Sleeper fue gratamente sorprendido
por la perspectiva encantadora po6tica que
Sc destaca en- los contornos de esta poblaci6n,
Y Sc march0 ell huesped llevando en- su alma
hermosas impresionPs, ofreciendo nuestro
acalde volver dlsfrutar con mas calma de
los encantos que la pr6diga natnraleza derra-
mo sobre este pueblo.
AL retirsrse le invite con ell iuez munich
pal m6dico que lie acompaiaran un almuer-
20 en- Ell campamento, 10 que con mucho gusto
efectuaron.
~
FL ayuntamiento, vista la situaci6n econ6-
mica porque atraviesa ell municipio, no pu-
diendo pagar local para las ofcinas del GSanto
O6cio3 teni6ndolo sufcientemente amplIo en-
Ell departamento que ocupa la Depositaria, al
cerrarse esta ofcna por inneeesaria en- Ell We
nidero eisrcicio, acord6 que aouelss sean ms
talsdas en- este.
Dicese que al jltez Barreira no lie ha sem
tado bien Ell acuerdo, por NOR de que siendo
conduefo de la casa que ocupa su cUrte de po-
licia deja de cobrar esos Uerdes mensualmente.
~
Susdrrase que la Junta de sanidad pensa
girar una vista al departamento que ocupa ell
xSanto 0fcioS para hacer que tai pronto sea
trasladado Sc limple asee escrupulosamen-
to, pues los microbes demas miasmas infec-
ciosos que Sc han apodorado hasta del ambien.
te que alli Sc respira, pudendo esto originar
ell desarrollo de una epidemia. Algunos supo.
men que sera precise traer 4 Mr. Kock para la
mortandad de esos microbes, 10 caaI es una
suposici6n infundada porque ell invento de Mr.
Koch no do el resutado apetecldo, ~. blen
que 10 hublera deseado nuestro iuez de poll
oOrTespOnsal-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-11

carecfaL de medios cienti6cos con que comba-
tiras, sobrevlno una mortandad horrible y
los que Sc salvAron traSmitieron asHs descen-
dientes el germen desastroso de esos males.
aunqne despu6s la ciencia hG combatido esa
herencia, resuIta hoy Que la mayor parte de las
hawaianas son est6riles. Els una raza que es-
ia lamada desparecer en- no IeiAno tempo.
De ahf que esas isas Sc encuentren hoy cast
despobadas, pues segGn cThe Hawaiian AnualS
publicado en- Enero de este alo, la poblaci6n
total de las slas solo alcanzaba en- 1900 4
,001 habitantes, escasfsima pobaci6n, ST Sc
tiene en- cuenta que una sola isa- Hawaii
es mayor en- extension que Puerto Rico.
Esos 154, ,00l habitantes Sc dividen en- la
SigUente forma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-11
SAW JUAN
NOTAs POR CORREO


Como teleggad6 hoy austedes, ell gran aeon
tecimiento de aver fu6 la procession del sant1si-
mo Corpus Christi.
Puede asegurarse que no qued6 ninguna
casa ocupada en-. esta ciudad, pues sus morado-
res fueron todos rendir su adorac6n al Eter-
no padre en- la sagrada forma de la Eucaristfa.
Allf no habia diStingos de clases sociales,
nj polfticas. Todos nos confundfamos, ell hon.
bre de titulo con e br2cero, los subalternos con
ell iefe. Ibamos juntos como cofrades de una
misma iglesia.
Orden complete hubo en- todo el trayecto,
que alcanZaria mas de un kilometro de long-
tud.
Cuando subfa el palio frente &La Mallor-
quina9 comenzaron caer algunas lov2nas,
incidente que no descompuso en- NADIA ell orden,
pues todos nos guedamos en- nuestros sitos,
sombrero en- mano
En- fin que en- Puerto Rico no Sc habfa lie.
vado efecto nunca una procession como la de
aver
Entire las hermandades, asociaclones eeA
mento Official pueblo Sc calcula el acompafia-
miento en- mas de 5000 almas.
Puede estar orguoso Ell sefior Obispo de
su feliz idea del gran resultado alcanlado.
Qulera Dios que pueda sempre continuar-
Sc estas Manifestations del quito externo.
En- la Marina ha fallecldo Ell sefiog don
Andres Barcena Rodriguez
Seg6n Sc dice, aver un letrado ilustre puso
la cartla en- la mano al Dr. Ros, en- una dis
cusi6n de caracter religloso. Esto 10 dice e
rumor pGblco.
Ha regresado de la isla, pero permauecera
pocos dfas en- esta capital, ell distingudo caba-
Hero don Carlos Ma Soler, sub-gobernador del
SBanco de Puerto Rico.S
Esta noche habra una retreta en- la plaza
con motive de las festas
Desde las ohcinas del attorney general pre-
senciaron aver la procession el gobernador ell
attorney Mr. Harlan.
Jose R. Nieve rob6 una ropa en- un corral.
La policfa lie atrap6 Ell Tribunal e conden6
a veinte dfas de trabajos.
Mas de las diezde la noche eran aver
todavfa Sc vefan en- la parada de los carros el6c-
tricos los grupos de gente que no habfan To-
grado tomar los vehfculos anteriores para re-
gresar sus hogares.
mls SOulSlOHdNO u6 6uuCd-
ci6n, ha salido hoy para Toa-alta donde inau-
gurara la escuela de agriculture.
La empresa de los carros electrcos ha re-
partido hoy unos nueVos Itineraries.
Sag6n Ell programa que prepare Ia acolo.
MIA espsnOlaS para las festas del Coraz6n de
Jesus, estas deben resultar muy enlmadas Ha-
bra battles, fuegos retreats, novenas otras
dlversiones
E licenciado don Fernando Marquez far
maceutlco de Csguas, esta en- esta hacienda
compras para surtir labotca que recientemen-
te ha comprado en- ese pueblo.
Mnchos de los 225 soldados que fueron
hoy llcenciados Sc rengsncharan mafiana.
Anoche tuyo lugar ia representation del
grandioso drama tituladO Gel Hombre Negro3
de Echegaray-y como pieza final Ell chis-
peante sainete c6mico SSu Excelencia3.
Ambas obras estuyieron la altura de Ia
sompahfa que los puso en- eseena.
Hoy pagarOn los soldsdos J Ia pOlicia
insaleR
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-11
InformaIidades en- Correos

Con fecha ocho de JUNO nos escrlbe ell
agente de Mayagnez;
SLa edlci6n que debi6 llegar antier, vino
junta con la de antes de aver. La de hoy aun
no ha llegado
eEso perjudica considerablemente a la en-
presaS
Suplicamos nuestros amigos de la isla
q le busquen la manera de precisar en- que
post office Sc cometen las irreguardades, para
ejercer nuestros derechos ante la Corte de Cir
quito por violaci6n de la ley postal.
ESQ sin contempIaciopes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-11
ESQ So dice

Sc dice por Manatf que ei recaudador de
contrbuciones del Tesoro seiior Andino, Sc al
70 con los fondos que habfa recaudado allf
Andino ha fjado en- Espafa su Residential
El senior don Alberto Gambia que desem.
pehaba antes ess cargo honradamente fu6 de-
carado cesante por indisposlciones y ardides
politicos.... Era federal
Esas son las consecuencias de buscar des-
tinos para los hombres no hombres para los
destinos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-11
HOMEMADE A LA BANDERA

FL catorce del actual Sc cumplen 124 aios
de 10 apsrici6n de la bandera americana por
prlmera vez ante ell mundo.
Con ese motive, ell superntendente de edu-
caci6n Mr. Brumbaugh, ordena que la tarde
de dicho dfa Sc suspendan los trsbajos escola-
res, para dedcarlo rendir homenage 4 la in
sigma gloriosa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-11

En- la tar1e del domingo Sc desboc6 el her
muso tronco que tiraba del coche de nuestro
amigo don Pedro Juan PARA
81 coche qued6 destrozado, recibiendo el
sefor PARA don Luis Subira algunas contu
stones al caer del vehiculo.
Los caballos contlnuaron solos en- vertigi
hosa carrera, destrosando una biccleta EN- la
Ssouina de la calle Union, salvandose miagro-
samente el ciclista que la montaba.
Lamentamos ell incidente, nos satisface
saber que nuestro amigo PARA y Subira estan
Rliviados del batacazo.
EI temple cat6lico Sc VIC muy concurrido
On la noche del domingo durante la celebration
de la 9toUend.
Nuestro compatriota ell distingudo pianis-
Ia don Julio Arteag& ingres6 como professor en-
un Conservatorio aleman de la ciudad de New
York.
Dicha plaza la ha alcanzado Arteaga por
Oposici6n, crcunstanCia que hace honor sus
indlscutibles meritos.
Nuestro coraz6n regional Sc colma de legi-
timo orgullo cuando vemos sobresalir en- las
grandes cudades un compatrota de yaler.
Reciba el querldo amigo don Julio Artea-
ga nuestra mas cordial enhorabuens.
A la retreta del domingo asist.6 gran con.
curreneia.
La banda de bomberos ejecut6 muy bien
las pleas del programa.
Nuestro amigo dou Jose A. Negr6n San
jurio, poeta atildado correcto, dsra la pu-
blicidad un hermoso volumen conteniendo to-
das sus poesfas
LIE aguardamos con ansis.
El lunes c0ntrajeron matrimonio civil los
dos raptores de las hijas dc IN Gneaao de San
Patricio, incidente del que dimos cuenta On
otra edici6n de este perlodico.
81 domingo por la noche regres6 de San
Juan el aIcalde de esta ciudad senior ohevaler.
Esequiel Barbosa recibi6 una pedrada que
le produio una herlda en- la cabesa.
Barbosa fue curado en- el hospital, y Ma
nuel Bravo, el agresor, esta detenido.
Don Eduardo Torres, presdente del cont
te repubIicano de esta ciudad, ha retardado su
vlaie New York, esperanto Ia celebration de
lss elecciones entire e mismo partido.
Asi Sc asegura.
Alssgas Is n0sho del domingo Sc vsrlas6
ptFe rapto,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-11
GRAN HOTEL RESTAURANT
EEINGLATERRAv
Tstuan y2 Cruz FOrtalsza 2-HOtsI de primer ordsa

cOnudC e1presamente Hotel cpacad 200 Sda
c6ncaVista la bahia las GALES Teuan
mas heo yenado de Capital cOmedor de las Antlas
Independence amas
del Dian antique comdas americano agu
de- njO Interpreters ytraduores
dooo dornSaH enon ahnn sno-,t4as
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-11
Mariana ABRIL,

La pareja amorosa fu6 detenlda por otra
pareja, =. de la polcfa, y ell lunes Sc uni6 ci-
vilmente la felz pareja.
va esta pedldo ell teatro para ell dltlmo
concerto de Paoli, que Sc celebrara Ell domin-
go pr6ximo, su regreso de MayagUez.
: Con objeto de que puedan oirlo todos los
poncelos que aGn no han tenido esa satlsfac-
ci6n, los precios seran mas reducidos que en-
las anteriores audidiones.
EI programa sera espl6ndido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-11
PONCE
NOticias directas

Juno, y.
El domingo embarcarau para New York
EN- ell vapor GSan Juan0 las seioras I. de Sau-
#; dona Maria g. de Subira su seforita hija
Conchita don Francisco Costa hijos seforita
Angelina don Carlos; don Francisco PARA
Cap6; don Mariana Vidal sehor don Pedro
Juan Vidal Viaret don Luis Batistini
A todos deseamos IN viaie rapdo felz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-11

Ell IA del corriente SO celebrara en- esta
Corte de Dstrito ell juico oral contra Merce-
des Colon, soldado, por rapto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-11

Sc dice que el Alcalde de esta ciudad y
los amigos que lie acompa1aron San Juan, no
han salido Satisfechos de la entrevista que tu-
vieron con el Drectorio republicano, sobre
Rsuntos polticos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-11

Varos limpiabotas armaron el domingo
I'm escandalo en- Ia Gale del Leon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-11

Muchos de los 225 soldados que fueror
hoy lIcenciados Sc rengsncharan maiiana
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-11

Hoy pagaFOn los sOldados J Z Ia pOlIeia
insaleR
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-11
FLAMES GUT
BIG HOSPITAL.

San Francisco. June 10. The big Gen
sral Army Hospital at Preside, the lagg
est military hospital In the country, mar
rowly Q capped destruction by fire lae this
afternoon. BY the careless upssttins of a
glue pot in carpenter shop the fire was
atarted. which fierce wind spread rap
idlv.
Only by great efforts were the flames
confined to two wards, and G. The
wind was blowing a gale from the ocean,
and the flames spread so quickly it looked
~ though the whole hospital was DOOM
"a.
The hospitnl corps of 100 mon turned
out, and their first efforts were directed to
saving the two hundred patients in Ward
II, near tho laboratory. Most OF those
men were sick with measles. They were
bundled in blankets and AIKEN on stretch
ers to the old Port Hospital nearby One
\ ynan, Clay Purvis, of tho Fig hteenth In
\ fantry. was overcome by smoke, but soon
y revived
/ Fireman Troy was caught between two
walls, and would have persisted had he
not been rescued by sergeant of Com
pany B, Eighteenth Infantry. There was
great excitement throughout the hospital,
butthe discipline was SO fine that no panic
occurred
q Most Of the patients in the other wards
y were removed as 1t looked for sometime
Z a. though nothing coula save the hospital.
Y The damage was confined to the north
end Of the hospital.
The general kitchen, dining rooms cook
houses, store houses and morgus were dc
stroyed. Only Ward II was completely
burned, Ward G was Quilted and badly
damaged by fire and SIN oke,
"A. Only lucky change in the wind saved
the hospital. IL WAS blowing from tho
north and had rnuiInnah tho Nhnla
hospital. would have gone up in smoke,
bnt suddenly 1t shifted to tbe wess and
the tirsmen were able to geo the flames
under control.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-11

MR. EDITOR i see bv the morn
ing papers, the reporters were so
very much surprised at my coming
before the Board OF Public EIuca.
tion that they forgot the main
points OF my statement, and as the
majority Of our people read your
paper will you please straighten
it before publishing it.
Alter asking the privilege to
speak | was called to order bv the
President, and he SAID that all
communications should be sent in
writing and | replied that sent
the commune alton two weeks ago
in writing and had heard nothing
concerning it. | therefore pre-
scented myself before them to ask
that an invest & alton Of the treat
ment OF my nephew be made, that
had been un Justly treated bv Miss
Kruse, the Principal Of the How
ard School for > years, and now
that my nephew that attended the
school Tor ten years. and who had
never been sent home in all that
time five minutes Tor any INSIDE
meanor. and who had won the
prize last year for his diligence OF
work, and who had led those young
lads in the Elk parade and there
by contracted that throat affection
and who as pupil received one
hundred IN his department from
month to month, it was too much
to stand, especially when Supern-
/ tendent Twltmycr said that his
marks warranted his going on and
that he would see TO it, Miss Dover
was the only teacher that pulled
down his marks IN Latin (and that
unjustIy) and Miss Kruse refused
10 let him 60 on with his grade even
alter he willingly look Superlnten
dent Twitmyer $ examination TO
please her. She did it to spite his
aunt, who had worked hard to keep
him in school. She also stated
that she was glad 10 be present
and hear the views of the Board,
and leIt that there we're Christian
men among them as well as men OF
principle and would they please
inyes,Ig ale the communication?
NJ. n. ELIAS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-11
COMMISSION -.
CONDEMNED

The striking machinists at a meet
ing this morning passed resolution
condemning the Police Commission
for detailing special officers to the
Harlan and Iolllngsworth Company's
yards. There 10 no trouble and none
expected.
President of City Council Alexan.
der addressed the meeting. He re-
ceived an ovation when he told the
strikers that he had become dissatisfi.
ed in the Harlan and 'Hollingsw0rth
Companys works when he saw free
men treated as they were this morn
ing by the police. THERE'S need for
the men through the city instead of
trying to terrorze law abiding clti-
zens. No breach of the peace has
taken place and none is contemplate
ed. Five extra men are on duty In
the neighborhood of the yards. Ser
geant Lyons said at noon to-day that
the place looked like Sunday. He did
not have complaint from the extra
officers. q
President GARRISON was called upon
by admirers of the strikers to know
why the citizens should be obliged to
pay for protection when none is need
pd
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-11
Beers WANT
..''''T TO END. WAR.

Berlin, June 1O.-The Kleines Journal
to day prints o dispatch from The Hague
saying that Queen Wilhelmina's rscent
visit bore was meant to obtain emperor
Williams consent to end South African
War. both the 1--WE ibund and Dreibund
boing willing to do 20. through The
Hague Arbitration Court. and that tho
Emperor consented and tho court began
work thereon.
The dispatch created sensation here
till the following statement was author'
lied by Count Won Buslow, the Inn
psrial Chancellor:
Neither Great Britain, France nor
Russia ever approached Germany to par
ticipats In any action aiming at ending
the the South African War. Germany
has all along disting ulshed between off.
ering her good offices and intervention.
10 render her good offices would be pos.
sible under certain circumstances, viz, II
both parties to the war request IT. but
will 10 remembered that Great Britain
only Joined The Hague Conference on tho
condition that the Boer States WERE ex-
cluded.
There is no doubt that Mr.: Kruger, who
Ia a serious stateman, came to Europe to
obtain the good Offices OF several Of the
powers TO end the war; but there Is also
no doubt that Great Britain does not
want their good offices At least. 1t Is
true that since the South African war be-
gan Gteat Britain has never. either vorb'
ally or IN writing, confidentially Or Otfi-
cially, preached such an idea.'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-11

Parker las been frightening up
his shaving saloon, No. 1913 East
Second street, outside as well as in
side. lis enterprise. attention, and
care appear TO he appreciated by our
citizens as his customers have great
ly increased in number within tile
past month and he is now cOntcm-
plating putting in another chair and
employing another first class hand.
Good work and proper facilities al.
ways lead TO an increase Of customers
as enterprise and thrift always 90
hand in hand. Little and big, old
aud young, invariably receive proper
treatment at Parkcr'S and all 90
forth IT, sound his praise.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-11
Nav Blacklist Strikers,

Chicago. June 10.-Blacklisting Is legal
according to decision rendered by Judge
Waterman this morning in the case of
Miss Hannah o. Day against the stock
yards packing firms which after ward re
fused to give employment to any of the
girls who went on strike In February,
1900.
The court sustained the demurrer OF the
packing companies, which commended that
they could lawfully refuse to employ psr
sons who had been discharged from en-
ploy Of their own or neighboring packing
houses.
Judge Waterman In his decision also
declares that strikes, !ookouIs and boy
colts are not illegal. lie virtually holds
that labor troubles and contentious arts
ing from them are not questions to DO de
cided by the courts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-11
Secretary Twenty Six Years.

Last evening r.. Henry Young complet.
ed his Goth year as secretary Of Eureka
Lodge A. r. A. M. He declined reflection
tc the position and Frank l.. Howard
was chosen TO succeed him.
After the lodge meeting collation. was
served, The Rev. W. l.. S. Murray, on
behalf of the lodge presented toMr Young
beautiful Masonic ring set with large
diam nd in appreciation of his services AS
secretary. DR., Murray made an unusually
happy address and Mr.. Young feelingly
responded. Remarks were also made by
Superintendent Of Public Schools George
l.. Twitmyer.
The officers elected by the lodge were
Curtis Kirk, Master; Floyd ID. Stowe.
senior warden, Joseph H. BARLEY, junior
warden; Mark l.. Garrett, treasurer and
Frank L. Howard secretary.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-11
Streets and Sewers.

Director Carter Of the Street and
Sewer Department was called to
Baltimore this morning. Accord.
ugly the electric lighting and
railway matters were not cunsid-
cred. Walter II Hayes notified
the Department that owing to the
action OF the Levy Court the line
over Washington street bridge
could not be completed on time.
Davis e. Bro. received the con.
tract for paving with fire brick
about 500 square yards OF streets.
DR.. James II. Morgan OF the
Board Of Health called attention to
a foul puddle oil water al Fifth and
Poplar streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-11
ARRESTS TO ..' :
BE MADE.

BY appointment with Clerk Joslyn
of tile City Court two officials Of the
Harlan and lIOlIingsworth Comps
and Downes who returned to W :,
yesterday, a conference was hel .ir Q
afternoon. VA.as'
1t is understood that Sergeant
Boyley was given warrants to serve
in connection with the strike.
Clerk Joslyn de led all knowledge
Of any having been issued. Alter
entering the Office the doors were
locked and the blinds pulled down.
Big shipyards Planned at Eiizabsthport.
Elizabeth, N. J.. Juns 10, 1t Is given
out that Levi. Nixon, Of the Crescent
Ship yards. at El!zab,thport, has purchaI
ed on the shore front Of Staten Island
Sound, one thousand acres Of water 'FRONT.'
for the purpose Of locating q ship yard
for tho large sh.pbuilding syndicsta
recently organized. II
The purchase includes the Candee and
Sawyer properties. running from Wood
bridge to the Sound. The average price
Of the land Is said to have boon $500 poi,
acre. The purchase includes many small
farms near the Central Railroad tracks,
which, tt Ia said. will be moved west fully
halt mile to make room for the nef
enterprise. The track Is clo,e to tho Ii
high Valley, Rcading, Central. Baltimore
and Ohio and Pennsylvania RallroadI.
the rumor The plant, When establi ,hst,
II Is said, will be tho larseit In thu United
States, with a working capital Of $50, % q
900, and 400 hands emDloyei,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-11
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Plain Talk to Rockefeller,

Cleveland. June l0.--The Rev. Chas. A.
Eaton, pastor of tho Euclid Avenue Bap
list Church is receiving tn, congratu
lations OF all Cleveland today because O!
his challenge Of John D. Rockefeller.
Rockefeller, Is accredited with having
previously dsposed several pastors of tho
aristorcratic church because they would
not do his bidding, apd when DR.. Eaton
came to the vacant pulpit there were con
joe ures as to ths length Of his tenancy.
When he deliberately and foroofully dc
clared in Mr. Rockefelors presence that
his friendship could not DO bought, that
manhood. not money, counted with him,
those present unl.crs God that tho ghunt
let had been flung down. Congratulations
have been received from church peOple
throughout the city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-11

J. Frank Ball who has been attending
the reunion of the Princeton Alumni
Association In Now York. since saturday,
will return to this city to morrow. he
has been accompanied by his family
The young ladies' of st. Mays parish
will give a strawberry festival on next
Saturday afternoon and evening Doors
will opon in the evening at Z 30 o'clock
and an admission oil 10 ceutSwill he charg
cd.
The executive committee of Tho Will
mington High School Alumni held a
meeting In HAIRY JoSlyn's Office yester:
day afternoon and iixsi tho evening of
July LIST as tho date of their moonlight
excursion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-11
Another Horse Case.

Before Magistrate Hollis this af-
ternoon an interesting case iuvolv-
ing the ownership Of a horse will
be heard. 1t appears that Francis
S. Brown OF Trainer. Pa, came to
Wilmingto Ion on Saturday. and took
Henry Ross. colored. for a rlds ia
his carriage. lie aileges that Ross
drove away with the team.
Mr.. Brownyesterday before Mag,
istrate Hollis swore out a warrant
for Ross, who expressed willingness
TO appear in the court. Ross pro-,
duced receipt, signed by "Dr.
James, and claimed he bought the
horse for SIS. There are several
styles Of handwriting in the receipt