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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-28
R | P,
Ha mnarto en- Ia Canital de- rs

Ha muerto en- Ia Capital de Es it.
psna, el periodista y ex Diputado &
Cortes por esta Isla, sef1or don Igna
clio Diaz Caneja.
BAtallador incausabIe en- las Iu-
Chas pclltic2s; mantenedor frme,
enthusiastic 6 fntegro de la propunde'
rancia de su pstrlA, Els oana, en- es-
tCs dominios; hombre de vssts ms
trucci5n, perlOdista de combate en-
el terreno adversario su nombre fgu
ra en- las luchas sostenidas pOr esta
terra, avida de libertadores.
El seflOr Diaz CAneias desarro
ll0 su labor y sus principles EN- ia e
vor de su pals, cuondo aqui Sc des-
bordaba Ia ola del disgusto; pero
hay que recon0cer eu &, virtudes,
capacidad y talento, y asi 10 coneig-
namOs.
Muchas veces en- ell texrano del
periOdista combatimOs encontrados,
pero en- el terreno social, en-, ell par
ticu.ar, apreciamOs en- 6 al Gu npli-
do cabajlero y al amigo.
La e1tidad LEb.ica que en- 81
concurran pudiera en algunas oca-
stones no estar conforme con Ia
muestrs, pero al hom ore de valer, q
don Ignacio Diaz CAnejas, STEM pre-
10 tuvimOs en- alto e0nc5pto.
Nosotros llevamos nuestra nota
de afecto y de duelo hacia los deudos
del cOmpaf1ero que hs muerto dis
tante del teatro en- que desarroll6
su inteligencia 81 juventud y sus
esfuerz1s.
Dios h1ya acojido su alma y go
ce 6s5a de Ia bienaventuranza
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Undergraduates
SuprimidaS.

ReIaci6n exacta tomada en- ell
Contra Official correspondence.
Rinc6n, Barrarquitas, NAranii-
to, Toa-bajs, Mocs, Gurabo, Que
bradillas, Hatillo, Trujiilo alto, o.
dra, Arroyo, Salinas, Juncos, Pa
nuel&s, Guoyanilla, Loizs, C5rozAl,
Dorado, Vega Alta y Maunabo y sas
Jug ados M0nicipales que pssaran
sus distritos CORES pondientes
Moca q AguadiIla, Rinc6n &
Anasco, Barranquitas BArros, Gu
rabo & Caguas, Tfujjllo alto & Caro-
lima, CIdra a Cayey,s Juncos q Hato
Gcande, Loizs a Rio Grande, Vega
alta Vega baja, Mauca0o YAb1-
Goa, NarADjito y Toa b ia q B8ya-
mon, Qaebradillas = Hatilo Ca
muy, Arroyo y Salinas & Guaysma,
Penuelas y Guayanilla q Ponce, Co.
rozal y Dorado Toa alta, Calebra
Vieques.
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LARENA

LIS autoridad local ha dispuesto
que Sc aseen los c0rrAles y Sc tum
b2n los a. bOles Que por efecto de su
bundante rameje, COnserven Ia hu-
medad del pis0; perfectamente bien;
ahura 10 que n0sOtrC s deseamos, es,
Q0e sin dlstirgos de niOguna espe-
Gle, Sc obsdezca su disposici6D, por
hygiene y prOvechO de todOs los We
clCOs de Lares FaIta que maude
asear las letrinas que Sc encuentran
en- r65imo esta1O, sacar los cabalICs
y cerdos de la poblaci6n y hacer
una vista al comercio y panaderfas
de este pueblo y su jurisdiction, CO.
mo 10 recommends el Board de SAM
dad.
La mayor parte dc las casas de
alquiler que aqu1 existen, carec9n de
tuberfas para arrojar las sguas su-
cias, Ell humO de la lena asfxts los
que hsbitAn los ,oisos altos, en- las
mOradas de menOs importancia, usan
anafes para c0cinar, coloc&ndolOs 6s-
tOs pegadOs al setO, sin pensar que
pueden ocasi0nar un inceEdio que
go podrlamOs CON batir, carecieudo
como carecemos de aparatos contra
tan terrible eIemento.
90
ST es cierto que SO ha presenta-
do en- Ia Camara de Delegados, uu
Bill, prohibiendo que ell periodista,
que es ell defensor de los derechos
del pueblo, y Ell soldado que libra
las mas grandes batsllas por la IL
bertad, ssa elegido para tai cargo
kOr nosotrOs los ciudadanos puerto
rriquenOs, prOtastamos con toda la
efvsi6n de nuestra alma, tantas ve-
ces, cuantas encontremos quienes
nos Quieran oir.
Como no hay trabsjo para ell
peonaje, son much0s los ind viduos
que salen en- Q tos diss de aquf, con
destino a otros pueblosl
o*O
La Fl sta ipfautil llevada a cabo
en- las e'cuelas, pRrA conmemorar ell
natalicio d9 Jorge Washington, re-
sult6 espl6ndida; pero iqu6 feos los
Sarbornoceaa 8 ecapiruchoss que lie
vabAn los muchachos! Ell <Auim&-
llto0, que tiene muy buenas ocurren-
cia3, decfa que los americanos ha-
blan colocadO sobre las cabecitas de
los estndiantes, Ia mitad de una <hi-
gu 9ra3.
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GemelaS .OperadaS.

Las dos hermanas gemelas pro-
cedentes eel Indostan r &dica Doc
dica. que estaban reul idas por el
peoho por una membrane y que Sc
halIsban expue stas 81 pdolico, han
sido operadas por el doctor Doyen.
La operaci6n dur6 veinte minu-
tos y ha sido realiz ada con suma
precision y 6xito complete; pero ell
estado en- que Sc hallabau las hernia
mas antes de la operaci61 ofrece al
gunas dudas para ell resultsdo
fne |. FQbrQ.
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DoSafiO q CuChiIlO
MatadOr de once amos.

En.Valera de Abaio Cuencp, dos
nifos uno de doce y ctro d. onc,,
SO desafaron batirse cuchillo,
como dos hombres.
Con una tranquilidad de que en-
estos cas)s no dan pruebas muchos
combAtientes, los dos nif1os Sc AGO.
metier0n cuchillo en- mAno.
Fl de doce amos cayo muerto
de una cuchillada en- ell pecho,
El Sgresor ha ing resado en- Ia
carcel.
Sigue pose1io de una serenidad
pssmoss.
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N0TICIAS.

El sabsdo por Ia tarde lego Pom
ce el Director de Waiter Bureau de
esta Capital Mr., E. G. TAmpson &
inspeccionar Ia esta3i6n observato'
ria del TEMPO es5able 3ida en- aque Ia
ciudAd. Dicho Sr. despues de esta
vista sslio para 10 central de Guani'
ca, para instssr en- ella una estaci6n
y regres6 q Ponce artier, saliendo
para la central Aguirre.
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Sala de S0Corr0s.

Han sido curados Juan Tlrado
de contusiones 8 Ia region frontal
deracha J mano del mismo lado y
Eduardo Dlmas de una confusion
sobre la region zigomatica izquierda,
ambas loves.
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La retreta da anocho, dada por Is
banda de la Poic1s insulAr, fu6 Un
nueyo lriunfo para elmaestro Vsrar
y su orquesta, Les aplsusos a cada
pieza que tocAron los prodjg6 todo
Ell numeroso pdolic3, Ell cual, pidi6
que Sc repitieran mucha3 de las toca
tas- E director complaciente acce-
di6 & clio.
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DENUNCLAS.

81 sefior Somohano dueno de Is
fonda ID Espanola, particips que
antenoche Fernoct6 en- su casa un
peninsular que dijo llamarse Fran
cisco Valiente, y que le sustrajo q
un pasajeso un par de zapatos.
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San Francisco So al lAdo de la
Farmscia del sef1or Btarco. Extrac-
clones con ell gas hilRrante.
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BUENA OCCASION.

Sc vanden las casas, Gale de Te
tuGn ndmeros q y 20 que tienen sa-
Ida Ia Marina.
Como la construction en- Ia Ma .
rina de Ia Estsci6n Naval es un he
cho, facil Sc hace compreuder 10 q.
aumentaran en- valor las propieda
des an ese sitio.
Dara informes D. Benito Care,
ras. n. D.
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Segdn informes que tenemos del
cuerpo de Is policfa, el guardia que
capture al sol1ado Patron en- Rio
Piedras, fue Juan Lozada del pnesto
del Preside y cual guardis fu6 en-
viado expresamente por ell cspitan
Sslgado para este serviciO.
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Para refOrmAr {

Para reformar el temple cato
lico, varias damas de Laras han
recorrido Ia poblaci6n solicitando
fondos.
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LA PEINILLA ELECTRIC
DEL DOCTOR WHITE.


La dnica peinnla que ha obtenido paten-
te: DOnde quiera que han sidO usadas, Sc ha
rOnQuiStadO alta reputaCi6n.
Basta peinarse tod0s los dfas, porque la
peinlla haCe 10 demas.
ESta peinilla asOmbrOsa no puede romperSe,
eStd cOnstruida de q mauera que no estro-
pea ell cabello. Sc vonde garantizando por
esorito que serd satisractoria en- tOdOs sentidOs
Enviando ell importe en- sell0s SO remiten
pOr cOrre0
Tamano para Se1oras, so CentaVos.
TamaGo cara CabaIler0s 80 CentaV0S,
AgenJes a0uvoS, sean hombres mujere
Sc necesllan para introducIr ese valioso art1-
CIlo en- todaS parties. Lease el anuncio
LublicamOs en- Oro sitiO de este peri0dico:
Los intnilOs Agentes que tenemoS eStaD
muy satiSfeohOS del GXltO que alcauzan
Direction: D. N. ROSE.
Administrator Genera
DECATUR Illinois.
1856 90
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CONsEJO A LAS MADhho Ell jarabe oalms do
en ei periodic de la dentioi6n. Atvia de momento
al peQ1eno sqfriente; produce IN sueno natural y
tranQuiiO, aVando al nl6o de dOlor 81 angelic &c
pierta con muoha vtveza. Es muy agrada6le 81 a
lsdaE. Calma al nino aDlanda las enolas aliya to
dos dolores, aYuda al Yento reguia los intestnos
este me1or conooido remedio para la diarreR.
guts de Ia dentfot6n de otraa osusas. TsneT OF /
dsdo y pedir poF "Jerabs CsIrnante de Mr. Winslow
or ser 81 melor de TODD.
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a m
de nmpt~ a@mbu1 rnid
see t m econ t para gu
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Varios vecinos de A6asco pi-
den el establecimiento de una escue.
Ia de Artes y ofcios.
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Dice 3La Vcz de. la P4trias que
el Jefe de la Policfa de Porc9 Mr..
Carlos A. Teller ha presentado su
reuuucia.
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conla
o.
san 9 Macorsy
me ,dirAir Ss on aaio
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In VENTO MARAVILL0S0,

Cura la caspa, calyicte, dolores de cabezs
g. Il, sin embargo, cuesta 10 miSmo que Ia
peinila Ordnaria.
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SerViCiO
de POliCla,

Han sido detenidos Jesus ANA
dor y Agapito Merced per rina y
escaEdalo en- ell mueye, Juan Saiudo
por embriag gaez y esc&ndalo y fAltsr
la policf&.
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HOMBRES DEBILES
. RECOBRAD VUESTRO VIGOR
La DEMORA ES PELlGROSA.

psrece que el Creador ha orden6do que despu6s
de Ia sangro el tluidO vital seminal sea Ia sub
stAncla mas pTeCiosa en- el CuerpO del hOmbTe,
ulgunn p6rdfda oontranatural de el producira
slrmpre result tadOs dCsaStTOs0s.
Muchos hombrrs han muertO de Intermediates
COrriontes, tales como las dol COTaHon, del higado
tie los riIiOueS, Intermediates pulmOnaIeS, etc.
pOr haber permttido su vltaldaa gAstaTSe, eX
pOnGndOse asi ser faCilcs VlCtimaa de eataS
Intermediates, CuandO algunas Cajas de nueslra3
mediCinas, tOmadus tlempO. habIian impedld0
estRs debilitantes p6rdldas, asi preserNaHdO ~
Vltalidad para resistir los ataqueB DO osas peli
RTOsuS Intermediates.
MuchOs hOmDres han llegado len ia. pero aeguTa-
mente 4 I'm esthdU de dOmenCla inCuTahlc q Causa
do estAs pordldas, ain saber Ia verdadeIa Causa
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Dr.. CheVremOnt.

CIRUJANO DENTISTA.
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SON ESTOS SUS SlNTOMAS ?

recollection al onanismo, emisones dc dia dc
nOChe, deTTRmos Rl estar en- pIeSenola 0e una
fnsCivas; granOs contTaCCiOncs do los mtlSCulOs
tque son pTeCursOres de la Eptepsia) ptnsa
IiCutOs Y RuenOS vOuptuOsOs; Bot0CaCl0nts,
tondenCias dOrmitar d0rmir sensact0n dc en-.
DUuteCimiCutu, p6rdtdR de la voluntad, falta de
dolores en- las pernas en- los musCulos, scnsaCl0h
dc tTiSteZa de sancnt0s 1nqulviud, fata ue
pucS doCuRquler oSIuelA0. pcqutno, 1ilanCilA TO
tautcs ante la vista, debtlidad dCapuG5 del aCl"O
de una p6rdiha inVoluntalia dGrlamo al h4rtr
CSfuerZOS On In silla ru1dO sllbuo en- los Oldos.
timd6z, manOs pies pcgajosos h1oA, tenor He
nlghn pclIgrO 1nminento de mueTte infOrtunio,
lmpotenCla parClaI0 o total, ueriame premature
1ardiO, p6rdda 8 dtsminuC0n de los deSCUs de-
CnnieutO dc Ia senribilidad Organos caidos y
dohtes dyspepsia, etc. etc. AlEunos dc esos
sntomas son advertenCias natuIaICs para
hOmbre que dtbe TeCuperar sus Gnervadas fucrzas
VitaIes o yendra ser prosa de alguna fatal
Nosotr0s solicamos de todos los que sufren
de alguno de los afntOmaa nrIiba tenumcradus
COmunicandOse con nucstra COmpanla de mcUicus
espeClaltstas que han tenidO veinte amos de CX-
perionCia, tTatandO intermediates de los neTEios
de aistoma sexual y quienes pucden garan iZar
una curaCi6n radical Y permanente.
EnvienOa una rClaCI0n COmpeta de su case
dand0no3 tOdO Ru nOmOTe y direction, rdad UCu-
paci6n, Al cs Ca7adO sOlterO, cuales do los SIN
tomas nOmDrauUs SO le han manitestado Ud., Y
Bi I'd. ha uAadO algun tratamientO para gunOrle ca
EuOstTa juuta de m6diCOs diagnOstiCuIa
YutdA CuidadOsamente su CaSO (gTatis), inform
ara 4 I'd. de 10 que lo cuesta un tTatamirutO de
tr6luta dlaS, on el quo Sc etUCtuaTa una CuTaCi0n
radical ae le TestableCera ID Cumpleta salud,
Temite CinCO IcSOS en- billctes de pals 0 giro
postal como RaTant1a de buena f6, lo envaTGnOs
cnsegUida las medicinas requelldaS por c, rrro
CeruhCado tan pronto como nuestra junta de
m6diCOS haya deCididO el complete tTatamitn 4
que Ud. debe sOmeteTse.
O0MPANIA ESPEOIALISTA del NURTE
l67 Vincent Bldg Broadway & Duane st.,
-~ New York, E, U, dc A.
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POR GLEN DOLLARS al c3n
ta1o So vende un piano en- muy buen
estado, de Ia afamada fabrica de
Kalmann, Berlin que cost6 $500 me
xicRnos. En- est& red&cci6n infor~
marem0a 4 p
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Casa te ?f6stan9s
DE ]. BAZAN & Go.

~ Gale Allen % -Pto Rico -
Las prendas que Sc empenAn
en- esta casa. pueden sacarse POGO &
POGO, hacienda ab0nOs des6e un do
liar en- adelante, los dias de venci-
mieuto, no pagando intereses de las
cantidades abOnadas
a15..5
EN- ESTA IMPRENTA Sc dar&
Colocacion { dos chicos appendices
que sepan componer J distribuir'
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GNPRGSM pG VAPORGS
DE SOBRlNOS DE FERRERR

guen einea
Ell
Nu
y q
DESTINO A PUERTOS CUBANOs VA CTADOS.
(Agudna, Myagio Ponce prohb> ror sureor)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18
BUSINESS DIRECTOR
Of Pine Bluffs Progressive Business Houses
Mother TT PRAYER.

Once says a writer. suddenly open
ed the door of my iaojher,s reom aud
saw her Oh her knees beside her chair
and heard her speak mF name in pray
or. quickly and quietly withdrew
with feeling Of awe and reverence
in nay heari Soon | went away from
home to school, then to college, then
into lies Seerner duties I;ut never
forgot that one Ssii!apse Of ,ay mother
at praye4 ilor tao oie word ,dy own
name Which heard G,r utter. Well
did ! know that "ha; | had seen that
day was bat Il glimpse Of what was
going on every day in that sacred clos
ct OF prayer and the consciousness
STRENGTHENED ne a thousand times in
duty, in danger and in struggle. When
death catae II last and sealed those
lips, thc s0rcSt sense Of less ! felt was
the knowledge thai 20 more would nv
mother be ayins for me.
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= a:s11}e Lesson.

Maria EG.~cW4ltll. in her time second
only to ,!t2r Austen among literary
women, had Il warm sympathy for al!
kinds Of l;fe. which accounts for the
ardor with Which she writes of human
beings y tT;ll;A. incident, related in
one of her letters, impressed her deep.
ly
eve went the other day to see Il col
lection Of natural curosities at Mr..
Broderip's. Ny father observed that
he had but very few butterflies.
"'No, sir ne said y circumstance
that happened to NE some time ago
determined nln never to collect any
more butterflies. ! caught Il most beau
tlful butterfly, thought | had killed it
and ran pin through its body to fas-
ten It to a cork. 4 fortnight after
ward happened to look in the box
where | had left it, and saw it writh-
Ing in agony. Since that time | have
never destroyed another"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18
Mrs. Wm. Euri<e Entertains---

The lawn party given Friday even,
ing by Mrs. Wm Burke at her home
on South Cherry street was one Of the
most interesting events in society i9 I
week. The tvs Cherry street ars
Swere gaily ill,rrtl1;stct With raats Of
mHerent htes, and presented beau
sifth spectacle when filled to overflow
ing with passengers. On these cars
the regular conductors places were
supplied by several young ladies,
dressed in costumes when would
easily distinguish them ftam tho pas
sengers, The lawn al the homo of Nj
and Mrs. Burke presented a pretty
scene. The home was visited durius
the evening hy quite Il throng OF
young people, and The party Was i
hattering success in every way
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:ae stye cf s:'s.nsainS demands 4 from,
TIA, y act cE, up Wide insertions
sue htl.l> ot embroidery are used in
4 v;fie's Of n.,.lHess. but the low bust
dne is Assays i,9esel 81. Many Of the
,tresSjev NHi~,s Ytr entirely covered
Wit. huitonlsoip e. lsr..i.,tsN.
r'uc!lS, ot co.l~g t.-tr:- largely. ana
ere of &c =pre}ee~l patterns has a
tucked IKE. Wy .a~ l9i. Y shaped,
torJpIcA With Il Mite Insertion of lace,
which 80 t2l'...,S Over the tpUs Of
tha sleo,eS il ~. 5,..S9 g: eaHs.
siaiH ,e.islS. prlaeGa!y WAjtp. b}aeh
60! eafu. w ae t,4,' smart latA& Ter
eotten waists ;ii.s s;.sI:,.V..
The waist IN the Sketch is OF black
point 4 esprit, black velvet ribbons ana
black chautilly over white tatteta. The
waist is collaress and is cut out in a
round shape. TIE narrow velvet rib,
bonS run after the manner of perpen-
dicular stripes down the waist. They
are crossed ~ the bust line by Il wide
insertion o. h.ael. chautiily The sleeves
are treated in Il similar manner They
reach TO the elbow and terminate in
two very fhll ruales. At the left OF
the front there is full rosette of the
black point a'esprit With two long ends.
JUDO CHOLLET.
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Current Topic Club

The Current Topic club held its last
meeting of 10000 at the home OF
Miss Mary Lindsay on West Third
avenue, Thursday afternoon. May II.
The club enjoyed as their guests
Misses Eldridge and Slater. OF Texas
The resignation Of Miss LauIa Tru-
lock was rendered aud accepted, Miss
Tfulock being made an honorary
member Of the club. We are glad to
welcome Misses zue Thompson, Bes-
sic Tucker and Lille Byrd as mem
bers of the Current Topic club, know
ing that they Will be quite an acQusi-
tion to the club. The reading by Miss
1ruiock was f.9e and very much ell
loyed. The presidents address by
Miss Mary lindsay was splendid. We
regret very much that this meeting
was the disbandng Of the club fer the
summer season. bUt We know that all
the members Will auNtousiv await the
club reorganization in October ara
--Wll be mere enthusiastic Tor the.r
yeaNs work than over before. Aiiss
Lindsay had provided such novel
entertainment for her guests. Each
was given d small flower pot covered
with pink crepe paper and tied With
gray ribbon The pots were filled With
moss and hidden in the mess were
questions which had to he answered
oy names Of tecas. vegetables ara
Mowers. For example:
Plant churn, Butter cups.
Author of Marble Fawn"-Haw.
thorne.
Plant mouse''-Catnip.
Plant Dog"-Dogwood.
This was quite an enjoyable con.
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FORDYCE.

The boiler at Anderson's mill ex
ploded one night last weelq. killed tie
negro fireman. wrecked building and
new over the tens of seve4aI trees be
fore it struck the groun( nine hun
dred feet away. The otl ler end then
exploded and the boiler was blown
over the tops of seyer4 trees and
finally stopped. Il
Il
Mr.. ]. Err Hampton was called TO
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SEPARATE WAISTS.
They Are Much Trimmed and F'asten
Down the EnclS.

The new shirt waists are very fancy
and are distinguished by the softness
of their materials Nothing stiff is al
lowed t. enter into the W;H;.robe Of
the smart woman this sunJher
The new waists ALMOST invariably
fasten down thf ~ with tiny round
buttons J us is necessary because
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18
Miss BeVaas Entertains--

Miss Rosetta BavanS rendered re-
eeption to few of her friends at her
home on South Olive street last We'd
nesday evening Games appropriate
to such occasions were played and re
treshments were served The follow
ing were present: Misses Eva McCar-
ra, Ellen Reynolds. Minnie Bahlau,
Margarita Dark, Lucille Graham. Moi
lie Underwood. Posella Bevans,
Messrs. - Parker, Adolph Bahlau.
.. G. Keeler, Harry Reynolds Caesar
TomaaZewski, John Riggin
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18
kAlSER'S THIRD SON.
Prince Adelbert Cadet on Ger
man Naval Trimming Ship.

man Naval TRIMMING Ship.
Prince Adelbert. third son of Kaiser
Wilhelm, in " nom much interest has
aroused in America by the report
ihat he would soon follow Prince Hen
rvs example and visit the United
States. will not be seen here for tbs
present
Prince Adolbcrt IS a cadet on the
imperial German training ship Char
lottc. and il W%s expected that he
would come to t.l2sc shores simply as
an officer OF the navy and in no otti.
cial capacity. Besides lhe laiser's son.
there are fifty other cadets on board
this training vessel. which is one of q
teet OF such ships maintained by the
German navy.
On board these vessels the young Of
| .icers are schooled in practical seaman
ship, gunnery and all that pertains to
the handling OF 4 warship in active
service. At the same time their tech.
meal studies are continued under a
corps Of Instructors. The idea Of the
imperial navy is that the practical
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18
Garden Party

The garden party given for the ben.
eft of the Ladies Hospital association
at the residence OF Mrs. J. b. Spters
last Wednesday evening Was one OF
the pleasant and successful social
events of last week
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18

knowledge thus acquired will be Of
great benefit to the embryo captains
AMI adiairals il fitting them for theig
future work
Prince Adelhert the third son of the
German emperor. is eighteen years c.
age. He WAS bora at the Marmorpa-
iais, near Pa,Sdam. July u, 1881. In
his tenth year he was entered IN both
the Amy and the navy us an officer
He is lieutenant of the First reg:-
ment of the Imperial Foot guards. .axa
at present holds active rani b.
navy as a lieutenant OF the tl3.O1kag
ship CharlPtte.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18
SOMETHING SPECIAL.
DELIVERY WAGONS.

OF every style Or pattern quiz
turned out in frst-class shape by
perienced workmen. Wagon and
riage repairing given special atten1
Horseshoeing establishment in
nection.
E. E. WARD, 4o1-4C5 E Barraqa|
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18

Cards have been received in this
city announcing the approaching mar
riage of Miss Hortcnsc Marx, of Port
Gibson Miss to Nh. Ike r. Meyer,
of this city. The nuptiais will occur
on June 4 AT the tenlple IN Port Glib.
son.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18
Trolley Party

Trolley Party
Cards have been Issued by Miss
Grace York for a trolley party to be
giycn Tuesday evening, May 20.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18

self with the duties OF the vi ,,l
better man for the place ,,,,n
difficult to fnd.-Ctronicle-h4
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18
Social Dancinq-

SCG'dl OdiiSiiS--
Miss Emily Edmunds, an accom-
plished young lady Of Port Gibson.
Miss. has arrived in the city to give
dancing lessons She will begin work
With her classes Monday evening from
s until o'clock, and after that hour 4
social daGnce will be given.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18

test The little spades that were
given with the pots were quite unique.
Misses Trulock and Hightower tied
for the prize. Miss HightoWer win
ming Refreshments were served and
Miss Lindsay proved herself to be a
charming hostess.
DpJ,cc rOpP EcpDNDEr\T
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18

-,Joe Harrison was down .ai,l, IA
Bluff Sunday TO see his ~
Rison Bazoo. .,,d
Mrs. j. Harrison ana : n
dren. Elloine and III, risllsu s,,a a
in Pine Bluff the first ol
Rison BaZoo.