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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-24

.. o. sJcaIde de San Juan, Manuel
foi bs tsnido que bajar IA caoeza y
Egolsurs arse 4 10 que ordena la ley.
sten npglo ,, ,cer un chanchullo ell Consaio
Jus nb,fJe a hacer una Iegalidad. va
EIecuso55 "a Ell c6lebre Egozcue, que Sc acabo
ToI g. Iaocs en que todo podls hacerio su capri
j. ePoUa Po"unemente, 10 misIno lamar las turbas
cho Ip pos felerales, que malgastar ell dinero
del p[oIs-osa III. nrensa de SAn Juan, llegada hoy
Lu rsdaccI6n. vemos publicadas las pro-
nus'I'~ one ell AguntamieDto hace para la
posiC,o6 40 bonos suGciebtes cubrir el en-
so.4.rtitod de los 100000 dollars.
P''I,, f,a subasta queda alberta hasta las cnatro
torda del sAbado % de Noviembre de
o. GER p,co tempo nos parece e.te. 81 Sc tie
isVa, cnenta que el dinero no SO ha de conse-
~ = ts1a sino en- los EstadOs Unfdos,
W "a deberis publican ese anuncio en- la
que ~ uoovorkfna Con tan cOrto tempo, no
pSsibIe "a enteren conveniantemente las
9 pOI,o,ras ohononpras de los Est2dos Unfd0s que Sc
sos,can esos negocios. Lo que Sc consegui-
y ~ asa premura de tempo es que la subas
"A onsde destertt entonces oe'n uesCre ngoz-
~ "a pecesjlIrd de utilizar los buenos servi-
~. de Ios sefores Pettipgill, Ready y TOod,
camhIo de los 80, 900 dollars consabfdos, 10
a,sI ara m despiIfarro, pues Sc le pagaba &
20. se6ores cast ell tipo legal del emprestito
4 saa un cinco 8 sells por ciento
Ssbido es que mlentras mayor es Ia can
,aad one SO toma prestamo, menor es ell In
tsrS.. mucho mas trstandose de los agentes q
ios c1aIes no Sc les debl6 ofrecer mas del uno
por cento'
bs,ts deberis prorrogarse tres ueses. item
no suaciente para que las casas bancarias de
rs E.tsdos Undos Sc entsraseu de las condi-
ropes garauti4s que les ofrece ell negocio.
IN oue esq subasta deberfa publicarse en- uno
mas perl6dlcos de gran circulation de aquel
pals.
Otras consl1eraciones nos tnspiran las ba-
sss publlcadas que va remos comentando.
conste, desde luego, que no somos con-
trstlos en- principle a. empr6stito. Creemos
|oue es 81 modo mas facil y menos sensible que
|hoy tleuen los Ayuntsmientos para salir de la
fsItuaci6n 8dctivs porque atraviesan. Lo que
lnos lmports es que Sc derroche ell dinero en-
sbrss imsginarias 5 cue no Sc abrume al con-
|tibuyente sin resultado benefcioso para la
!cOmunidad.
Yvolvemos a repetirlo. Un Ayuntamfen-
Ia compuesto de concejsles q ue NADIA pOseers
lque por tan to- Sc hallan fuera de la iista de los
|rontrIbuyentes que han de soportar las csrgas
Ius emprestito, no es el mas aprop6sfto para
|t.sssr un gravamen que hs de pesar por un
/ dmero muy proIougado de afios sobre la RI
SgGezs Ge una ciudad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-24
SAN JUA
NOTAS POR ca B R EO

Octubre 23
Rectifco conceptos del suelto sobre Ia car
eel de Puerta de TERRA.
El agredido no fu6 ell alcaIde 81 la llave-
ra del establecimiento.
L. escusla enc Kineys, de la caile del
Cristo, esta "a alberta para la ensehanza pd-
blca.
Avisamcs a los suscritores de <The Puerto
Rico Herald, en- San Jaar que no le serA ser
vido ell peri6dico ell pr6xlmo mes q TODD aquei
que no pagne por adelantado.
Hoy EN- barc6 don Juan Il Bsiz para San
to Domingo. Va en- negocios de seguros.
Buen en- visje pronto regreso deseamos
al amigo.
Desde hace algunos dfas encu6ntrase gra-
yemente enfermo en- Rio Piedras ell telegrahs-
IA de San Juan don jose Matos.
Absuelto nbremenss ha sa,ido en- Ia causa
oue por contrabsndo Sc le Sc gufa en- la corte de
Circnito, nuestro correligionario de Vieques
don Ricardo Amado.
Fu6 harto eiocuente Ia prneba de sn mo-
cencia.
Hov ,,es6 de la Guaira ell vapor xPhiladel-
phia, saliendo para New YORK. L.evs Co
rrespondencia.
uov astuyo el dfa muy lluyioso interrum-
pidendo los trabsjos de varias obras que SO
est4n hacienda
ri domingo habr& una asamblea local de
nnastro nartido en- esta cindad. Tfene por oo-
ieto elegir ell nueyo comite, pHes 81 que nay
es "A falto de algunos niembros.
Maf1ana debe verse fallarse Ia causa que
an Ia Corte de Circuito Sc le sigue oon oose
Narvaez Rivera, amigo nuestro.
Estx mucho mejor de ID herida que recI-
bI6 eu una refriega de Ia calie DEL ooi' 81 Po-
licia Vazqnez.
aprovechado joven correlfgionario nues-
sfo don Carlos Llangar esta aesignsoo psi"
ocnpar Ia escuela principal de Fa1ardo.
Tambfkn me iora notablemente ell director
corrasnondencia, don Ramon b. Lo-
pez
Se lamepta la clase oorera oe que 81 mu.
uicipfo cobre 5 spor cada casa eI aIonr ascon-
oue pintar la fac hada cojerie a'gun escoD
chado.
r.a.,n6, :, mnnictpio cobrando clnco DO
- uor csd. itmpiezs de letrina algibe
Ia ordep del Tesorero pronloienoo osso
ase cnmple, 6 nc SO cnmpeP
r, estudtoso joven don Rafael Dias Cin- 2.
.-6n - ado propuesto para desenpenar -
ascnela del barrio Santa Ross, bsya"on'
NJ r'sn sole. Que fue expulsado de 90
CT r.;s Sit,msmante por haber tornado paris en
los lI sucesos polfticos ha Ilegsdo hoy aqui
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-24
AMPUTACION
y don Rafael GautIpier

@an'ua e sera hscha Ia amputaci6n de
bpa petha don Rafael Gauthier, padre de
IeIss I"o pafticu ar amigo don Roduifo. 4
o.su oiss pasados estrope6 un caro- electrico.
h, ~. Mel'cos han hecho TODD 10 pcsible por evil
,s. 's.o' pero ven que hay necesldad de hacer-
fT.e que pueda traer otros res esultados.
h,d. La9entsmos ell suceso desearnus sea IA
F"! iellz esta dificil opsraci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-24
Una boda

Hoy contra lsfon matrimonio en- Rio Pie
bras Ia distinguiia sefiori6a Rafsela Patron y
b seior don Jose Ubarri.
Ia primera es hermana de nuestro esti-
|nsdo amigo don Ramon Patron, y Ubarri es
persona promiLente en- Rio Piedras.
Eterna luna de miel deseamos a la nueva
batejs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-24

como
Y sets pesos tret7at1 seis ce entavos para repair
tir. T2sr
TN grano de aipfste para tanto iilguero
Y 10 recaudado Septiembre Ia parte
proportional del Is por 100 sobre consumes,
conforme 10 dispuesto en- ell dichoso Bill I1o.
Ilander, aun anda por ALA, tai vez, en- ell Ban
co Colonial, sin querer venlr.
NADIA nos sale derechO.
PensamOs bfen, pero ell demonfo Que me-
tie la pata en- todo, nos da cada micof -.
Hoy los pobres empleados estan que trf-
nan hallando las cosas peor que nunca
Deben pueden psgar; ell comercio,
como es CONSEQUENCES les cferra las puertas.
yiendose lastimados en- 50 honra.
ESQ nj es justo, nj es decoroso.-El Que
trabaja es para alcanzar en- tempo oportnno
el fruto de sus afanes.
Nunca aplaudimos esa abdicaci6n de ia
cultades que hicisra ell Municipic, prescin-
tiendo 10 que iba & pasar.
El que tiene un derecho debe eiercftar!o
siempre bsj cuafqufer forma que sea.
El caso es que nos encontramOs en- plena
cosecha de cafe; pasarA 6sts;svendr6 eI segun-
do semestre, y. NADIA entire dos platos
Y los empleados con Ia boca alberta, es-
peraudo que Ell mana baje del cielo.
Dfganos ell honorable Tesorero General.
Dignese disponer Ia remission cuanto an
tes de esos dineros que IS retianen on nota-
BILE perfuicIo de padres de familias.
Dios Sc 10 pc que.
Isidoro Mendes.
Morevis, 0ctpbfe ls de 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-24

Por esta capital asegdrase que ha fraca
sado Ia expedition revolucionaria que habIa
de salir de esta fsia para Venezuela
Parece que Guayana es donde estaba
81 nucleo de dicha expedition.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-24

ri estudioso joven don Raiael sa.r Daae r'I I.
tran ha sido propuesto para desempenar -
s.onoi. s.on dal hsrrio santa Ross. Bsyamon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-24

El estudiants de ia UniversidAd az a. Ssfn, - =,
...don Juan D. Sole. que fu6 expnisaoo oe 81 ~
nais iiltimamente por haber somsooa pa' -
los sucesos politicos ha llegsoo noy Aauh
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-24
SAN JUAN p. r.

decta de pnncipa mefcad
d Europa y los rt n 4
Peciosu n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-24
Isidoro Mendes.

Moro vis, 0ctpbfe ls de 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-24

contin1a el municfpio cobrando cInco 40
uars nor cada lfmpieza de letrina aigiDe.
Ia ordep del Tesorero pronlDienoo osso
ase cumple, nc SO cnmpleY
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IN THE OLD DOMINION.

Bristol is to have a large furniture fac
tory.
J Z. Sparrow. a leading citizen of Hall
fax county, was killed by lightning on
Monday
SOapstcne Of superior quality has been
discovered on the farm Of Mr.. AlgeT, near
Orange Courthouse.
Seven hundred men are at work on the
extension OF the Chesapeake and Western
Road, west of BTidgewater, "a
There viii be a Confederate reunion at
Fishers Hill, Shenandoah county, August
,. under the auspices Of Slower Camp, OF
StraSbUrg-
William England. of Falmouth while
handling logs at the Bfidgewater tfiitS.
had the four fingers of his right hand
mashed off.
Richard Mills, who resides near Linden
Warren county. died yesterday OF typhoid
fever. Five brothers of the deceased are
i'll with the same disease in the same 10
Cality.
Following the announcement that he in
tends breaking up the practice OF carTylhS
concealed weapons III Norfolk. PouCe JUS
tiCe Taylor yesterday fined j l. Nhlte
SI@J for that offence
The Democrats OF Wythe county in
stTUcted foT Judges. ". Williams tor at
toracy General For Governor the dele
gates are about equally divided between
Montague and Swanson
Mrs. John W Guerrent, of Danylie.
died Monday at the Home for the Sick IN
/ that city while being placed under the
! influence of an anacsiheSiC in order that
an operation might be performed upon
her.
The Union Realty Company was grant
cd a charter yesterday at NoTfCIk by
Judge HanCkcl- The company Is cmpoW-
cred to deal in real estate. manufacture
/ lumber. build houses ard conduct c"ne-
teries The capital stock is to be not less
than $3.50 nor more than $25.00J-
The Chamber Of Commerce Of Peters
burg has elected Bartlett Roper president
Of The chamber q delegate to the ConEen-
tinn to be held in Richmond on July i for
the inauguration of a movement looking
to the revision Of the defective collection
laws Of Virginia. to facilitate the coliec-
ton of debts.
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MARYLAND NEWS NOTES.

The Cumberland city council has re
pealed the ordinance imposing q tax on
farmers vehicles
Robert Oracle. who Is charged with kill
ing Thomas GOIbTOnSOn, near Little Or
leans has been released on $1,000 bail.
DR. J. Z. Billiard. health officer Of LaU-
rel. has submitted his report. which
shows low death rate in that town.
The Kent election supervisors have d.
vided the Second, Fourth. and Fifth cleo
ton districts each into two voting pre-
cinctS-
Application has been made TO the Gov
ern0r for the pardon of Joseph Wilson Of
Homecoming. Wilson'S case grew out OF
the strike in the mining region
! n Mills, Of the Delaware Railroad,
estimates the peach crop Of the peninsula
this year at 10000 bushels. This IS
about half last years estimate
Henry Darr a miner at West Virginia
Junction, near WesteTnPort- went to
spring yesterday afternoon TO get drink
Of water and later was found dead
IN a severe storm in Worcester county a
large wagon shed on the farm of Charles
VI. Peters was blown down and number
Of vehicles injured The damage is 500
Commander T c. 3. Howard, Of the
Maryland oyster navy. has sent circular
letter to oyster packers defining the size
OF tube to be used in measuring oysters
during the coming season
Dennis p. NJ. Dixon, late Of Calvert
CGuDfv who died Tece1ttV at the age of
,
zen. The brick house in which he lived
and died IS said 70 have been built before
IG5S.
There IS . movement in Cambridge to
establish a ferry between that town and
points IN Talbot county across the Chop
tank The plan is to run a boat to OK
ford. Trappe. Kirby's, Boiling Brook
Creek and Secretary. the laSt-ndmed
place being in Dorchester county
Mrs. James T. Crew, wife Of the pro-
prfetcr of the Betterton House. at Better
ton, Kent county. is alarmingiy i'll, the
result Of being struck by lightning on SAT
urdav afternoon Mrs. Crew was in the
ward writing a note against a large oak
tree when the bolt struck. The current
burned the hair on one side Of her head
her clothing was burned. a stocking u
torn off and the sole Of the shoe had
perfectly round hole burned through II
She was supposed at first TO be dead but
subsequently, rallied. She cannot swallow
and her recovery Is despaired of The
lightning came from small cloud ana
the sun was setting at the time. Mrs.
Crew was Miss Dricr. of POCOmOkc City
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MORTALITY IN BALTIMORE.
Report of the Health Commissioner
for Tuue.

BALTIMORE July 1o--Dr- BOsIey- the
Health Commissioner has made the Off
ciaI mortality report for the month Of
June. The total number Of deaths dur
ing the month was 40, of which 2e4 We're
white males. 22S white females, I03 col
ored males. 115 coIored females The an
nuaI death rate for the whole population
was 16,1.
There were 80 births reported. of which
321 were white males. 5OS white females
60 colored males. . colored females.
The birth rate for the whole population
vas 1872 The number of marriages con-
tracted was SIS
a feature of the report this month is the
statistics concerning the public baths.
which viii be given hereafter every
month In June the number of persons
avaiIing themselves of the free baths
were: Men. 1853; women, 2.46ii boys, H.
05S: girls 635-
During the month the following cases
of infectious diseases We're reported:
Smallpox l: variceIia, %. diphtheria. Go;
observation-disclosures Group. 1; scarlet fe-
yer 80; typhoid fever. IS; measles, So;
mumps, lG; whooping cough, %: total, 24T.
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THE PosToFFICE BUSINESS.
Cities in which Large Increases
Were Noted in June.

According to a statement just issued by
the Postofice Department the gross re-
ceipts OF fifty OF the Iargest. postoflces in
the United States for the month Of June
were 8, 800, 453, as compared with S@.695,6fi
for June Of last year, d net increase o.
S2l9. 7s6. or Sc per cent
The receipts Of the New York postofice
were SS36, 253, as compared with S7S0.61 for
June of last year an increase OF $56,Z34. OF
- per cent; at Brooklyn, S12Ir774r against
Sl14.556 for June, 1900. an increase Of S7,2lS.
OF So per cent, Chicago, with receipts Of
SIS Isl, showed an increase over last
years receipts Of $19,0s9. OF 81 per cent;
Philadelphia. with $251,570, showed an in
crease over last year OF 1851, or IS per
cent, and Boston, with $299, Jos, gained
SIS. 81. or g. per cent.
Baltimore, Nd, with receipts for June
1901. CT S72.0G2. or Sf,55I less than the re-
ceipts last year. showed q decrease Of s.
per cent, or one-fOuTth Of the total de-
crease of $20532 shown. The receipts at
Rochester, y Y, increased 13 per cent;
at Albany, 81 per cent; at Syracuse. Ell
pc. cent: at Troy, Is per cent, and at
jersey City, n J, 3-5 per cent.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Bishop Satterlee arrived in Newport last
night 10 visit Captain and Mrs. French
T. Chadwick at the War College. Several
dinners in his honor viii mark his stay
at the resort a meeting viii be held at
the home of Senator and Mrs George
Peabody Wetmore today in the interest
of the Episcopal Cathedral at Washing
inEtou- Addresses viii be made by Bish-
OF Satteriee- Of Washington. and Bishop
Clark. of Rhode Island Tomorrow even
ing the Bishop of Washington viii be the
guest of honor at dinner to be given
by Mrs Frederick P. Garrettson.
Mrs Van Rensselaer, Cruger, of New
York, who spent 50 much of the winter
and carly spring in Washington, is now
at Cruger-s Island on the North Coast to
remain until August She viii divide the
remainder of the summer between oyster
Bay and Newport.
Senator and Mrs. Wetmore have dinner
mutations out for tonight at their villa
at Newport
Incidentally. it is interesting to the
Newport colony and even to the hotel
contingent that make a fashionable show
ing each season at the resort, to know
that the daily concert hour has been
changed. For many years the morning
concert has been one of the features OF
the Casino, but owing to tennis, golf, and
yachting the attendance has become 50
meas gre in the forenoon that the governors
yesterday decided to change the time Of
| the concert to the hours of to 6 O'Clock
in the afternoon, when tea will be served
by the caterer OF the griIlTOom in the
horse show piazza
/ Capt. c H Davis and family are at
/ jamestown, R L.
/ Mrs Maggie V. Hoge. and her son,
! Clyde Of 1909 Fourth Street northwest,
/ are. visiting Mrs. SchackIett at Delaplane
( Va for ten days.
/ Representative and Mrs Powers are en-
/ joying camp life on Rangeley Lake, Me
| Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Gray and daughter
/ of 1892 Z Street, formerly of 17gt Street,
/ left last week to spend the summer on
/ Chesapeake Bay. Md.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Dayton S. Ward left Sun
/ day night for Swampscott, on the north
! shore Of Massa chusetts, and later viii go
/ to BrOOkline, on the coast of Maine
! Mr. Clarence Z. Bracey. Of the Agricul-
/ turaI DepaTtment.swho has been in poor
/ health during the past spring, LETT the
! city yesterday with Mrs. Bracey and their
/ little daughter Vivian Marie, for three
weeks stay ct the Scarborough Hotel
/ Atlantic City
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THE SUICIDE OF A cow.
Said to Have Rcshed to n Pond and
Drowned Herself.

NEW YORK, July l0.-According to
Theodore Combes, a dairyman of West
Forty-sixth Street and the Newark Bay
shore, in BayOnne. y. J., backed by sew
eral Of his neighbors. one Of the cows
belonging to the herd of Mr.. COmbcs com
mitted suicide yesterday afternoon. The
animal escaped from the pasture and ran
Then it turned south and raced as far as
East THiTty-foUrth Street, where il cross
ed the tracks OF the New Jersey Central
Railroad.
Between the tracks and the Bavonne
cove OF New York Bay is Il pond Of stag
nauL water. into which the COW rushed
loudly believing. Then she lowered her
head beneath the surface and kept il
there until life was extinct Mr. Combes
says ;he COW had been acting strangely
since the toTrid weather of last week.
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A CURE For SUMNER COMPLAINT.

Summer complaint = unusually prevalent among
children this season. well developed case IN
the writer's family was cured last weel by the
timely use Of ChaHbeTlsin's Collie, Cholera, ard
Diarrh0ca Remcdy-one of the best patent mefli
cines manufactured and wIEiCh Is always kept On
hand at the home Of We scribe This Is not in
tended as a free puff foE tie company, who do
not advertise with Us. bus to benefit little sIf
ferers who may not be within easy access Of
a physician No family should be without a
bottle Of this medicine the house especially
in summer time.-IansiHg. Iowa, Journal. For
sale by Henry Evans. Wholesale and Retail, and
all druggists,
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Snrar Shaker SneciaI.
Books for Vacation.

Our most complete Rock Store
is at your service. All the new
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Particular attention is called TO
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Paper Novels, &c each,
Over thirty titles.
Paper Novels, Zoe each.
y large assortment
Paper Novels, zoe each.
over fifty titles
Paper Novels, 33c each
Over Il hundred titles.
Many of the late fayorites are
represented.
Out-Of-tOwn customers may in
trust their orders to us for books
and magazines with the assurance
that they will receive skillful and
prompt attention
Book epartment-Basemens.
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8 CURE FOR PLANT RUST.
An Alleged Discovery Made by a
French Professor

PARIS, July 1G.-M. BeauvCrie. a pro-
fessor Of agriculture, claims to have made
an important discovery in connection with
curing diseases Of plants.
he was experimenting TO find a cure for
bOtrytis Cincrea, a rust commonly affect
ing dollhouse plants and tried treating the
soil with q liquid In which he had cult
waited bOtrytis. Plants grown in this soil
proved immune from bOtrytis cinerea.
He hopes to find that other parasitical
diseases may be similarly cured.
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Their Owners supposed tn he Away
From the City-sprIags struck
During tsc Work of Excavation
for n Row of acknowledgements
There is much restitution among the
cats in Georgetown on many streets are
noticed hungry and disappearing feIines-
At the corner of Thirty fifth and o
streets yesterday afternoon there were
seen five thin droopy ones, Indifferent to
each others presence and presenting all
the indications of the need of q square
meal Reports are TO the effect that the
corners and cI.rbs are being occupied by
sick cats. Some persons contend that
these cats are i'll from lack Of water and
food and from exposure. 1t is said that
most of them are the forgotten or neg
Iectcd possessions Of families absent from
town.
TIE boys are taking advantage of the
heIpIessness of the pooc animals. Some Of
the cats bear designations made by lads
who throw stones and use bean shooters.
One feline was seen yesterday with {,
buIging eve and another with broken or
injured leg.
The Humane Society agents have appa-
renIly not had the matter brought to
their attention. The pUiice make reports
of dead cats only To the sensitive, the
suffering among the outcast cats here IS
distressing. Perhaps it is only food and
water that they need. 1t is estimated by
one who has interested himself that there
are over one hundred homeless. hungry,
i'll, and MANNED cats on the streets OF
West End today.
A telegram from Lockport, n. Y, an
nouacing the sudden death there of
Charles H I.yIes, of 26l3 DumbartOn
"A venue was received here last night. The
deceased for many years was the lumber
meaS1ITcr for J i. Libbey & Son. He
her Of several Georgetown organizations
The remains viii ne brought here for
burial
A permit has been granted Trausott
Rosenbusch TO erect a two-story brick
stable in rear of premises 1896 2 Street,
a. a cost Of $1,000.
Joseph E. Bailey, of this city. who en-
listed in the Eleventh Cavalry. at Fort
Myer. has been appointed sergeant in
/. Troop /
Edgar Collins. of 3325 P Street will leave
in = few days for Boston The entire dis
tance VIII be Travelled By water.
Mrs Margaret Waters, of 1918 Thirty
second Street. will leave tomorrow for
Denver Col where she viii remain for
several months.
While talking with an acquaintance yes
terday. / z Shoemaker. the real estate
| agent. was taken suddenly i'll and had TO
be taken to his home in carriage
In excavating for foundations for Thon1-
as E Wagganan's row of houses on P
! Street near Thirty-fourth, wOrkmen have
come upon several springs. The ground is
| solid, however, and concrete viii afford
| the remedy needed
An excursion to Chautauqua Beach was
given today by the Mount Tabor and Con
1 gress Street NJ p churches
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4 RurgIar AunihiInted.

DUBUQUE, Iowa. July IA wouId-be
bank burglar was literally blown to pieces
Monday night at Benton. Wis. by the ex-
posion of nitroglyceriue which he car
ried in his hip pocket He was breaking
into a creamery to get tools with which
to force an entrance into the bank. AS
he was climbing through an opening into
the creamery, a trap-dooT fell and struck
him on the hip. exploding the nitrogIyc-
crime The body was dismembered. the
fntestires. heart and other organs being
blown out and, with other parts were
scattered all over the creamery.