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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-29
En- el Senado espafiol
Expediente curioso

El diputado vsllisoletano don Antonio
Alba: pidi6 en- el Congrcso nm expedente
qusz despertado inter6s.
El ministro de Marina, seior duque de
Veraglla, y So hermano ell marques de Bar
boles, como descendientes de Oristobal Co.
Ion, c5bIaban una pension de $4,000 pese-
tas, con cargo al presupuesto de Cuba.
Perdidas las colonias, SO dict6 una real
orden inediante la cual Sc hizo una conver
sion de aqu6Ila en- tflulos de la Denda per
p6tua.
Para aclarar debidamente este asunto, ha
pedldoel senior Alba ell expedente original
Parece que este dara motive una discu-
sion interesante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-29
NOTICIAS DEL DIA.

El seiviCio de csrros el6ctricos continda
muy regularizado por este merece place.
mes la compaffa. Sc imponfa un buen
servicio de trasportes entire esta Capital,
Santurce y Rio Pledras.
Esta mafisna lego q bora itineraria ell
corfeo de Ponce, pero con motive de haber
llegado tambi6n ell vapor "Ponce" con mu-
cha correspondence. los peri6dicos de la is.
la Sc repartieron tarde.
En- la calle de San Sebastian, los sujetos
Antonio Lopez Narciso Ibarra, tuvierOn
anoche una dIsprta consecuencias de la
cuaI vinieron a las msnos, sin otras conse
cuencias que lamentar.
Aver entr6 en- Ell puerto procedente del de
Puerto Plata, ell vapor "MarfaD de la com.
paflfa de Herrera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-29
Como en- tOdas parties

hay en- Paris un gran ndmero de nifios
italianas que andan hsmbrientos medic
desnudos yendiendo pequefias estatuas de
barro. Uno de estos fu6 hallado dormido
en- un banco de un boulevard dijo al poll
cia quel le llev6 q la prevention que So LA.
maba Giacomo Oaserio y que era hermano
de Sant0, el matader del Presidente Gar
not. Sus padres, afadi6, viven cerca de
Palermo, Stella, y queria que lie enviasen
a su pats.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-29
YOTAs PEDAGOGlCAS

Esta obra tan interesante para todo Macs.
tro esta va terminals. Vale cada elem.
plar go OENTAVOS.
Los pedidos daben hacerse con tempo al
B0LETIN MERCANT1L.
vencida Ia licsncia que disfrutaba, Sc be
hacho cargo nusvamAnte del dsslino de
Juez municipal dc Maunabo, don J.s6 M.
Ortiz.
En- el vapor americana "Poncer, ka re,
grssado de lts Estadoa Unidos, ID seaorita
Eugenio L6pef Ferrer,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-29
TRIBUNALES

Ma6ana Sc vera en el Tribunal supreme
de Justicia Ia causn iostruida contra 81 OK
Fiscal ae Ia Oorte de Distrito de Ponce,
Iscd0. don Antonio Moreno Oalder6n.
La defenss esa cargo del seiior don An-
tonic Alvarez NaYs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-29
PREc1o 2cENTAvoS
Tribunal de pOliCia
DIsTRITo DE CATHEDRAL

Jose M: Vega, por hurto, treinta dias de
trabsjos forzad0s.
Juan Rivera, por actos inmorales en- la
via p6blics, dos dias de arresto y por ruta
para PefueIas
orlstino Rivera, por atropello, absuelto
por falta de pruehas.
Fernando Lugo, por haber mordido un
perro de su, propiedad al niio Manuel Ell
vlra, dos dollars de multa y cincuenta cen.
tavos de costa.
Juana Rivera, por provocaciones Julia
Ramos, dos dollars de multa y cincuenta
centavos de costas.
Tomas Gonzalez, denunciado por sgre.
sion, por no haber comparecido ell denun.
ciante por tercera citaci6n, absuelto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-29
CuartO de sOCOrrOS

AiSluiU 1UdTTtt3 CuTAuO u0 una CONFUSION
con equnoss al parpado inferior p6mulo
del lado izquierdo y otra confusion con ras.
guno en- la region frontal y mano izquierda;
leve sin asistencia.
Sandalio Navarro IninoI, curado de una
herlda cOntusa de dos centfmetros sobre ell
arco superciliar izquierdo; leve con asisten.
cia.
AmbrCsia Rivera, curada de contusiones
en- la cara region intercostal izquierda; le.
We sin aslsteucls.
Manuel Elvira, (ni1o) curado de varios
rasguIos en- la region superclliar y zigoma.
tlca por mordedura de un perro; leve.
Ramon Media, curado de contusiones
sobre ell p6muloy y parpado superior izquier
do; leve sin aSistencla.
Ha llegado procedente de Arecibo q dom
de fue una breve temporada, la sonora dofa
Catalina Espiet, madre de nuestro amigo
ell Doctor DOval.
Procedentes de Puerto Plata, !legaron
aver esta capital los j6Venes Rafael y Juan
L'ubriel, que hace algGn tempo estaban en-
dicha ciudad.
En- la junts celebrada ell jueves en- el Ate
neo, con objeto de conStituir el casino puer,
torrlqueiio, fueron designados los sefores
don Luis Ouevas Zequeira, Coll, Bazan,
Gaona, Delgado y Labrador, para en- ell ter
mino de doce dias, redactar los eststutos
para la formation de la nueva sociedad,
que seran sometdos a la aprobaci6n de una
nueva asamblea que Sc convocara con tai
objeto.
La CARNIOERfA AMERICANA. de
= HUNS 1yiSh 8 ens parfUqu 3auUS, quo aoa.
ba de recibir por Ell vapor "Ponce" surtido
de carne fresca de Res, Carnero, Cerdo,
Polio, Pavo y Mantequilia superior en- pa.
quotes de una libra, todo americana No So
oIVlden, que ell dia de dar gracias Sc acsrca.
Ndmero 2 San Jose ST., San Juan.
Ancche las nueve media entr6 en- este
puerto ell Vapor americana "Ponce.n
Sc encuentra vacante en- Morovis una es-
cuela graduads.
Don Arturo Vazqlez Prado, M6dico Ci.
ruj snO ex.alHmn0 in,ernO pOr oposicl6n del
Colegio de San Carlos, prem ado por las
Facuita1es de Medicina Ciencias de la
Unlversdad de Madrid.
Oertifca: One ia oLtenido siempre resul.
tados satisfactorios con ell uso de la Emul-
sion de Scott ue aceite de hfgado de baca.
lao con hipofosftoS de cal y sosa en- la tu-
berculosis incipiente, eScr6fula, raquitismo,
etc, etc, habiendo obtenido resultados yer
daderamente maravilosos en- tOdos aquellos
casos en- que el ORGANISING depauperado ne.
cesita 6e uu t6nico vigoroso.
Y para one conste donde convenga expi-
de la presente en- Manatf, Pto. Rico, II
de Mayo de 1894.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad, don Fran
cisco Jauregui, fGrmaceuticO de Arecibo.
El pr6ximo ndmero de GEL A1o Esco.
lar" trasra ell fotograbado de la ssnorita
Belen Aldes, prOfesora de Rio -pedras.
Esta maiiana han salido dos coches, lle-
nos de sacos de correspondencia de los Es-
tados Undos por la carretera central.
Anoche Sc ceiebr6 un concerto en- ell "Par
que BofiDquen," de 5anturce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-29

pli6 un aiio mas. (S.ssM. naci6 el afo de
1880.
El consul de EspaIia en- T1nez parti
cipa a Ia direction de Sanidad que
mientras no funcione el lazareto son
rechazadas las procedencias de Italia.
Segdn noticias ofieiales, ell Sultan sal
drs para Fee de IN momento a otro.
va haa lIegado a Fez doscientas mu-
jeres de su h rem, acompanadas por
numerosa servidpmbre J muchas tro-
pas.
= Scsi5' ss5;..asodfs, 6; consul sspan !,
seguiEa 4 Fez al Sultan, aquien acom
acompanafan toios sus ministries.
El distinguido juriseonsnlto y publ
cista don Francisco Lastres, Sc ha en-
cargadO de la direction de antique CO.
lega la "Revista de los Tribuna
les" de Madrid, que durante % amos
seguidos y hasta oil 1lGimo dia de su
vida dirigi6 e senior Romero Glr6n.
81 antes de Navidad Sc aprusban los
presupuestos, habra vacaciones. Y 81
no SO aprueban, continuara la legislatu.
"a indefnidamente.
Antes de la 1ura del Rey habra un
breve interregno parlamentalio.
En- Avila ha s'do detenido un indivi
duo clyas iniciales son A. O.
Vestia uniforme de plimer teniente
de infanteria del regimiento del Rey
Tesultando no serlo.
L'evaba cerca de tres semanas en-
aquella poblacl6n, dicieudo hallarse en-
us0 de liceneia, y relaclonandose con 10
principal de la sociedad.
Sc 10 Ran enconurado documentos
falls ficados.
De las averiguaciones practicadas
resulta que estudi6 IN curse en- la Aoa-
demia de infanteria pero sin terminar
la carrera.
Dicen de Oadiz que aumenta por momen.
toS el malestar entire la Oompaflia Irasat
lantica y sus operarios.
Aquella 50 encuentra disgustada por las
petici1nes de 6stos, que considera imposi-
clones injustificadas.
Sc teme lue llegue romperse la armo
MIA y la Trasatantlca cierle la factorfa dc
Matagorda, quedando SIN navegar varioi
buques.
Tai medida, case de adoptarse, serfa Ia
ruina do Uadis, pues su elemento principal
de vida es la Trasatlantica.
Esta ha repartido profusamente entire loI
obreros una hoja impresa, recordandoles que
tienen buenos joruales, toda olase de consi
deraciones, pensiones, jubllaciones y asis
tencia m6dica.
Ademas Sc les aconseja que cesen en- 81
actitud, desponiendo sus exigencias injusti
ficadas.
Uicha hoja ha sido eloglada por Ia prem
80 local, Sin haber surtldo 81 efecto apeteci
do entire los obreros
LA Compafia TrasatIantica esta sufrien
| do grandes perjuicios con la actitud de su
loperarios, entie otros ell retardo en- Ia sail
| da de yarios barcos, por negarsc los Togo
neros 4 enbarcar.
La opinion, alarmada, Sigue el curse de
conflicto, que empeora por instantes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-29
SALUD IRANQUILlDAB Y YREpoSO PARA La:
MADRtS Y LAS CRlATURAS

Ell JARABE OALMANTE de la Sra.
VINSLOW, SO ds q los nifios en- el perfo
do de la dentici6n. Les ablanda las en-
cfas, resuelve la inflammation, alivia todo
dolor, y cura el collco ventoso. Inocente
Y eticaz en- todos los casos. Aconsejamos
las madres que teDgah I'm nifio enfermo,
que no dejsn que la prevention propia nj
la de otros, evite el uso de esta medicina
que proporciona allvio SECURE, absolute
mente SECURE 81 Sc usa oportuEamente.
Sc encuentra en esta ciudad Ia Uorte de
Distrito ds Ponce, para declarar en- ell pro
ceso que SO instruye contra ell Letrado don
Antonio Moreno Oalder6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-29

1 PoAAO uo gu pTOpleuau al nlnO III anu0l Ill
vlTa, dos dollars de multa cincuenta cen.
tavos de costa.
Juana Rivera, por provocaciones & Julia
Ramos, dos dollars de multa cincuenta
centavos de costas.
Tomas Gonzalez, denunciado por sgre-
sion, por no haber comparecido ell denun.
clante por tercera citaci6n, absuelto.
DISTRITO DE SAN FRANCISCO
Jose T. Game y Luis Phiss, por ri6a y
escandalo, un dollar de multa q cada uno.
Jose Lauran carrerol por infracci6n al
bando de la Acadia, un dollar de multa.
Pedro M. Calder6n Manuel Porrata,
por agredir Eugenio Hernandez, aplaza.
do para maflana por no haber comparecido
ell agredido.
Carlos Pagani, aplazado para mafiana por
no haber comparecido.
Manuel Nuts, por tirar piedras la fonda
ola Catalana," cinco dias de arresto.
Maria Rivera (meretriz) por transitar por
las GALES y las nueve media de la noche,
un dollar de multa.
Manuel Sanchez, por corruci6n de me-
nores veinte dias de trabaios forzados.
Petaa Vega Carmen Marquee mere.
trices por transitar por las GALES en- la pri-
meras horas de la noche, absuelta la pri.
mera J un dollar de multa la segunda.
Esta mafiana & las seis dieron prin-
cipio eu la Igles;a de San Francisco las
misas cantadas de la Purfsima Ooncep.
ci6n, asistiendo un crecido ndmero de
fieles.
Hemos recbido la siguiente invita-
ci0n que transcribimos:
"Sooiedad Protectora de Mendigos.
San Juan, P. R, Noviembre % de
1901.
Sr. Director del BoLaTIN NERO ANTEL
Muy estimado Sr. mio:
Per encargo de la Junta Central,
tengo Ell susto de invitar q uste6 y &
los Redactores de esa publication para
que Sc sirvan honrar con su asistencia
una session de esta Junta que tendra
1Iugar ell Tunes pr6ximo 2 de Diciembre
a las cuatrO de la tarde, en- la sala de
session del Ayuntamiento, con assten
cia del senior Alcalde y ell Oomisionado
de Benefcenoia, para tratar asuntos de
int r6s, reacionados con la Suppression
de la Mendicidad.
De usted muy atenta y servidora,
AmparO Ferndndei Ndter, Sscretaria".
AgTadecemos la distinction.
Anteanoche Sc celebr6 un concerto en- la
cafe ola Mallorquina," por ell Septimino
que dirije Ell professor senior CULLEN. LIE
concurrencia fu6 extraordinaria y Sc pas6 un
ratio sgradable.
70 El general cubsno Mass6, cue Sc pre-
senta candidate la Presidencia de la Re-
p1b,ica Oubana, hs ofrecido el dia de su
triunfo, 81 llega, obSequiar sus electores
con 1000 cajetillas cada uno de los exec
lentes cigarrillos dc stLA FAVORIEA",
fabrica establecida en- Ponce por los senores
Daussa y 90. y representaca aquf por los
se1ores Fernandez Gauran Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-29

Estando; ayer tsrde en- la calle de San
sebasti6a q nifo Manuel EIvira, iue NOR.
dido pof m perro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-29
NOtiCias de Espa1a

ImpoItantes personalidades afiIiadas
al parti00 carlisJa de Oastelon mani
festan que no pienssn por ahora en- le-
vantamientos nj algaradas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-29

\ Con freOuepcia abandOnamos
4 ell cuidadO de una tos 8 un resfriado.
i 81 10 deja Vd. continuar por algun tempo
d causara irritacion en- los pulmones 8 un
] NAL cronico en- la garganta. Las Pas
\ tillas Bronquiales de Brown, le
Y darAn alivio en- seguida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-29

s. A. Ia infanta Eulalia ha llegado
de Oherburgo q Paris, hospedaadose
en- ell palacio de su madre la Reina Isa
bel que 81 dia 10 del mes pasado cum
pli6 un afio mas. (S.ssM. naci6 el afio de
1880.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-29

El consul de Espa1a en- T6nez parti
cipa q Ia direction de Sanidad que
mientras no funcione el lazareto son
rechazadas las procedencias de Italia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-29

Procedentes de Puerto Plata, !legaron
aver esta capital los j6venes Rafael y Juan
L'ubriel, que hace algin tempo estaban en-
dicha ciudad.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-27
COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS.
Engineer Kelly's and Anthony Carrolls
 Bills Presented Last Night

Engineer Kelly's and Anthony Carols
 Bills Presented Last Night.
 The committee on claims had hear ing last night and among the citizens who presented their claims and were heard, were City Engineer Kelly and Anthony Carroll Mir Kelly's bill of s635 for fees of counsel and stenographer incurred in the hearings on the recent pavement Investigation and MT. Car rolls bill of $15007 for money expended for the securing of witnesses, stenog- raphers, etc, for these hearings were both offered last night and after due de- liberation both were given leave to withdraw. MT. Kelly'e bill was turned down recently by the board of finance, but this was MT. Carroll's first p,esen- tation of his expense account.
 The following favorable recommenda- tions were made: Petition of J. D. Kennedy damage $675; petition of Mrs. George A. Leland, damages $50; D. P. Judd, for publication of license, $5; E. J. Cashman, damages s125; John L. Cannon, damages s15o;; James Mulvey, damages $50; Stenographer Roberts, for bill, $125.32; Joseph R. Manning for compensation for services, $270.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-27
Grand Opera House.

From Scotland Yard" the great de- tective drama had large audience at the Grand opera house last night. The performance will be repeated to- day matinee and night. The story tells of the endeavor of Cleve Ryley, detective sergeant, to bring band of bold and brazen burglars to justice. The incl dents of the play were taken from the rcords of Scotland Yard and are thrill ing. The play is produced with special scenery, which shows many scenes of London city life and pictures, localities in the rural districts where some of the action of the play takes place. Seats now on sale, Regular prices.
 Thomas E. Shea had intended shelv- ing his famous naval drama this sea- son, but the demand for 1t was so great that he decided to play it this season, after which he will lay 1t aside entirely "Man-o' Wars Man will be given this season with the same regard to detail that has made 1t famous in past sea sons. This great naval play will be the offering at the Grand opera house on Monday and Tuesday evenings and Wednesday matinee during MT. Shea's engagement commencing Monday, April 29. MT. Shea will close the engagement with "Dr. Jekyl and MT. Hyde" on Wednesday evening. Seats now on sale Regular prices.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-27
AT PLYMOUTH CHURCH.

At Plymouth church tomorrow even ing the choir will repeat, by request, some of the beautiful music which was so well rendered last Sunday evening. This will be the last service at which the present chorus choir will sing. This chorus is composed of members of the congrega ton. who have rendered most faithful, efficient and acceptable musi- cal services during the past year. The present quartette will also close their service with Plymouth church to-mor- row evening. Of the members of this quartette Miss Hunie and MT. Robinson have been connected with it but few months. Miss Bertha Raymond and Stephen Crabb have been singing in Plymouth church for six years. This fact alone shows the high esteem in which they are held by the congrega- tion.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-27
FUNERAL OF MRS. J. A. MCKEE
Held From Her Late Residence Yester

Held From Her Late Residence Yester-
 day
 Many friends attended the funeral yesterday of the late Mrs. Catherine Mckee, wife of John A. Mckee, from her late residence, 22 Crown street, and later from St. Mary's church, where solemn mass of requiem was celebrated by the Rev. Father Lenahan. Mrs. Mckee was lovable and most estima- ble woman, and the sympathy of all is extended to her husband and two young sons. Schmidtts mass was sung by the quartette composed of Madame Oertel, Miss Sullivan, Lewis Lautenbach and MT Macdonald, who also rendered the Veni Jesu at the offertory.
 The bearers were: Thomas F'itzsim- mons, Charles McDuff, James Manning, Michael Coffey, John P. McCusker, Ber- nard Shanley. The flower bearers were James and John Mems. Interment was in Evergreen cemetery. Among the flowers was a pillow with the inscrip- ton Wife; standing wreath with the word Mamma; wreath of smilax and jack roses B, P. o. E., No. 26; standing cross with the word Sister; pillow with the word Daughter" from the mother and many others.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-27
ENTERT.ITNM ENTS.
Uyperion q'heatcr.

The White Rats Vaudeville company headed by J. J, Corbett appears at the Hyperion to-day at the bargain mati-
 nee and again at night. Corbetts new monologue entertainment has made
 big hit everywhere he has appeared. He
 certainly has rich bunch of stories,
 and tells them with that The joke is
 on me" sort of a way which makes the
 mans candor admirable The bill is
 exceedingly strong. in fact quite as
 strong as the show which surrounded
 Corbett al Roster & Bial's. Violet Dale,
 an extremely clever imitator, who has
 come 10 the front in the last few
 months, and who promises to rival
 Cissy I4cftus, is enc of the most charm
 ing features. She has q rich contralto
 voice, and h3s that trick of temDera-
 ment which allows her to abandon her
 self to the character she attempts. The
 three Powers brothers are doing a
 unique act called "The Paris Exposi-
 tion," for which they carry remark ably good set of scenery, They do roll CT skating of peculiar, graceful, dapc- ing. acrobatic sort. which is new. There is a one act play with the White Rats show which is screamingly funny, it Is called 'Too Many Darllngs,' and i9 played by Georgia Gardner and Joseph Maddern, Mr, Maddern plays the part of stock broker. who has nothing but money and trouble with his wife Miss Gardner is the wife and a sweet, clever. misused wife, who rises in her virtuous wrath and gives her husband more trouble than he has money. It is a good play, well acted. Spencer Kelly gives some good bari tone songs. Seats now on sale. Prices Bargain matinee, 25c, 50e: night, 25c, 5Oc. 75c. q.
 The advance sale for the engagement of Joseph Jefferson, who appears in "The Rivals at the Hyperion on Fri day night April 30, is already so large that success of the engagement is as- sured., and it is with genuine pleasure | that he Is welcomed among us, and we | feel that we can witness genuine, artis- | tic comedy again. Sale oe seats now open, Prices $1.50, $1 75c, soc, 25c.
 The sale of seats for the engagement | of Maude Adams next Wednesday and | Thursday, May and ?, al the Hyperion opens on Monday morning, April 20. This will be one of the great events of the theatrical season. Miss Adams is such universal favorite in this city that any new role she appears in at tracts more than ordinary attention. In this instance, however, she returns to her many admirers in New Haven in a historic character, whose impersona- ton has been declared the most bril- liant achievement of her career. Ros- tands new play has now worldwide fame. Prices $2, s1.5o, s1, 75c. 5Oc.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-27
AT THE CITY MISSIONS.

The City Mission hall, corner of Court and State streets, is open on Sundays from o'clock a. m. for the early morn- ing Sunday school until the close of the after-meeting usually held at about 9 o'clock p. m. Religious services are al- most continuous throughout the day. Meetings and other exercises are held every evening of the week and on We'd nesday and Saturday afternoons. The public services tomorrow evening will be conducted by the Christian Endeav- or society of the United church. All are always welcome.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-27
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.

MT. and Mrs. T. J. Lynch, of No. 37 Cassius street, celebrated the third an- niversary ot their marriage few days ago. Their reception was attended by large number of friends; some of whom composed party which attended the theater later in the evening. MT. Lynch is the well known druggist of the Fourth ward.
 Louise Sanford, the we'll known &C., tress, wife of James Mackey, promi- nent theatrical manager, who has been visiting some time in this city with her friend, Mrs. Margaret Hosmer, at No. 119 Olive street, will return to her home in New York to-day.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-27

Rev. Ward Robinson Clarke, Yale '94, of Oberlin, O.. who was recently mar ried in Ohio, has just been appointed to pastorate in Dover, N. H. Mr. and Mrs. Clarke will be ct home after May 1 at No. 79 Silver street, Dover
 w. s. Whittlesey, of Yale, will sing at the Second Congregational church, of Fair Haven, Sunday night.
 At the silver wedding of MT. and Mrs. H. Kay, of 92 Townsend avenue, Thursday evening, one of the features of the evening was the presentation to the couple of beautiful silver baking dish by the shopmates of MT. Kay in the trimming department at Demarest's. Those who gave the present were w. Jasper, A. Braetling, l.. Roller, N. Borgen, c. Shepard and c. Juers. The presentation speech was made by w. Jaspef.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-27
WOMAN KILLED BY THE CARS.
Her Body Terribly Mutilated Found on

Her Body Terribly Mutilated Found on
 the Tracks Near Woodmont Station.
 Trainmen on the early eastbound eX- press for New Haven yesterday morn ing discovered on the track near the Woodmont station the badly mangled body of a woman. The body is sup posed to be that of Mrs. Willis Strong, a white woman, aged about forty five, whose husband, a clam digger and fisherman, is colored. The man has not yet been found and the body is held in an undertakers room pending his ar rival for positive identification.
 Dr. F. B. Heady, the medical exam iner of Milford, said that there was practically no doubt that the woman was killed by a train The absence of Willis Strong, the supposed husband of the woman, is explained as probably due to his vocation, as it is thought he is away on a fishing trip. Dr. Heady said that if death were due to some other cause than the apparent one, it would be next to impossible to deter mine it, as the body is so terribly man gled.