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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-11
PROTEST PLANS FOR A BARN.
Residents on Raymond Avenue
File a Remonstrance.

A protest Of the plans OF n. 3. Peugnet
to build q barn on his premises at No.
aAs Raymond avenue was fled with the
Building Commissioner yesterday.
The remonstrance was signed by James
c. Jones OF No 5eSs Raymond avenue. W..
W Sherman OF No. 51s Raymond avenue.
John J. Miller and MRy E Miller Of No.
5o1 CRbanne avenue. Doctor E r Meng Of
No. Sz6 Pendleton avenue. F. s. Hawke OF
No. 554 Raymond avenue and F J. Hollack-
er. executor OK W J. Holiacker.
MI Pengnet who r. q civil engine-r with
Offices at No TDs Chestnut street. was out
of the city yesterday His Office associate.
John Bull, said that Nj Peugnet had not
taken any step toward the erection OF a
barn on the place. but had mentioned some
time ago his desire 20 put Up a little strue-
tu-e big enough TO Sheiter his automobile.
He has been keeping the machine in a
livery barn and had thought that IL wouid
be more convenient to house Il near his
home.
No permit for the structure. Mr. Bull
said, has been asked and he is under the
impression that Mr. Peugnet had aben-
doned the idea or had given II only very
casual consideration
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DEATHS.


BETHUNELon Toesday. September $. Isaa az
s O'Clock. Julia ". BetDu1e. beloved wife 81
James Il Bethune. aged ~ years Z months and
= DAYS
Funeral from family residence. No. css Deluzr
boulevard. THURSDAY afternoon ct = O'Clock
FriEnds invited TO ~serTfceE. Inferneut private
Bowr-on Tuesday. September :. Is0. af II
= m. after q short illness. Nay Anna Bose
fnes SchlanEsl. mother Of Josie BOve and Mary
Schooner. aged s years ard 4 mouths
Funeral from family residence. No. ES Cas-
avenue on Friday. September L Al $50 a n 10
st Jcseph's Church. theme 10 Calvary C-msser5-
Friends invited 70 Attend
BRooKE+suddsuly. September & fsa3, James
Alexander Brooke. peiored husband Of NoIIis
Brooke tree QuiniaB1. father q Marguerite. James
and Isabelle Brooke and son OF the la.s Martha
Fraser tnee Brooke3.
FnSeral from family residence. No. S5 Aiisr
Avenue. TO Beliefontetne Cemetery. Thursday.
septsruber Il at 2 p m
DECEASED wzs = member q cornsr-Sfons Lo4ez.
30. IL A =.
TUESDAY. September n. fsE, Ed
ward - Crz5x. broths- az John n. Creos. pro
priefor % the Hotel Garni. aged - years.
Irterr1ent at Winchester Va
KELLx-5sssu,sn s.sa nae, IN he s.ia "a
Thsrsss's Church. Grnzd avenue and North Mar
kst street for tia rs7ozs OF the soukos ths late
Sergeant james p. Kelly. died seftsmbsr L
100.
residences Nc snsA South Je-srros
ss4fue. on Tuesday. Seps-mber >. lpn- o. typhoid
VIII be buried 81 Hisginsvzle Me- Ilfh f1sS
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-11
AN EXPENSIVE SHOWER BATH.
7. c. Dewar Asks $4,000 Damages
From the Mueller Company.

An-unsoiicited shower-bsth received when
he was not in proper bathing costume. Is
the cause assigned by Thomas C Derzr
for a sEit for $1,000 damages instituted yes
te-day against the Mueller Coal and Heavy
Hauling Company and the St Louis Tran
SIT COMPANY
The eject OF the improruptu shower bath.
the plaintiff alleges II rheumatism etc
He states IN his plea that while riding on
@ Market street car June "a he was
crenched by a sprinkItng wagon belonging
to the Mueller Company
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DAISY CARLTON is HELD.
Coroner Returns Verdict in the
Leslie Shooting Case.
EEPuBLIc SPECIAL

EEPUBLLC SPECIAL
Bloomington, III. Sept n-Heid to the
Grand Jury withou1 bail was the substance
of the verdict Of the Coroner's jury IN the
Leslie shooting case The inouisition was
most searching. and adjournment WIS not
taken until tonight
The principal feature OF the hearing was
the reading of eight love letters which had
been written by Daisy Carlton TO the bus
band OF her victim These misSyes had
fallen into the hands OF the wife. and their
tone igas of the most tender description
The facts as previously published were
brought out substantially the same. There
were no new developments, aside from the
discovery Of the letters. which had been
given by the dead woman TO 4 lady friend
for s~afekeeping.
The verdict OF the jury was speedily
found.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-11

-. -
80 SI ~ ne CHm.
AZ 90 ~. n.,a ~ AZ 1900. -.
fouy vocal sotos~. an - -no- .--a
y.,e~ ,ron 1870 o-.-. I'll 49,. -.
80. A. ,hs Us~hs.rS. - M 80
two concerts Z day. ops az the msels.e "a
80
The rzylor-Richards como.pvs 49, -
---~- ~ L.
so- -hcn a =, ..rss,.rs ens-se -
fupusf.r. rnr Ke~n,n -. rs~..e.r
monoiorue I'm vhtch h. tnf.fe. SrcsU~Sf
fsror,,e~ asr.- this .r..Ss--os ~
Keenan return. m Ne yorE 10 ren-r-.
bIs own companv for another ss.rrtn~ four
E-athude sanxtnr spd anpc4o. a.. Tor
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Mississippi Valley Trust
Company
Has a Large List of City
Property for Sale.
PRICE LIST ON APPLICATION.
MARRIED.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES g IsR. .. WACO
nsr Place Msthodist Church. by The Reverend T
Z Sharp, D. D. Abss Mona B Lucas 10 Mr..
Joseph z TurenRa-
sID-KMASN-sT MPE-Sepfemrer 9, IsE. at
No. ET5l North Ninth stree, city. By the Rev
crend Z. L JanzoU. Mis- Mary Augusta Sleek
mann 10 Mr.. William Alex stumpe- Wit
neEsss. Miss Lulu SieckmRnn and Mr.. Fred
SieckruRnn.
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SMITH ACADEMY,

Fo-eT-eIssth academic year viii bsgia Thur
day. sPpseneeI = Prep.r.tion for any oollegs
IN me l.etiar eslsEss spscial sp1or0suss
for younEer boys 5xeS. OF az. or sns- wrss
n ths academy os1cs. Nineteenth st and wash
setoa ava. EDWARD =.
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Dlspens.sie, by TeIepAs.e.

Aattoon. Ill. Sept 1n-Mr. J. A. CARRIER
and Miss Martha holiday OF Pesotum were
married here after overcoming several OBJ
~etacles- They found that they could not
be married by Father Higgins OF the Cath
Ollie Church because they were not urn-
beers of his parish A special dispensation
was secured by calling Bishop Ryan Of
Alton over the telephone
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-11

Albany. Mo, Sept 1a-George w. Shoe
maker, ex-PoEtnaster. was arraigned in
court to-day on eight separate charges OF
forgery In the management Of the County
School Fund and entered q plea Of guilty
IN case No ] and was sentenced 70 ten
Years IN the peuftenffsrr.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-11

EEPTRLIC SPR

Palmyra No., Sept. 1e-In the Circuit
Court IN this city yesterday morning At II
o-cIock ArA Sophruuiz Wilson obtained q
divorce from her husband James Wilson
Al III ne secured Q license 70 mzrry H
Eershal aad At : O'Clock Ell her home. tan
formed
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w~arrensburg. No. Sept. 1e-The Mis-
soun photographer met In annual convcn-
ton to-day at Pertie SPRING.. Prominent
members Of the association and representa-
tives Of supply houses are here in large
Eumbers- Guerfn OF ST. Louis viii be hers
with q model to demonstrate work To-
night 1ashtght demonstrations were given
ard = musical followed. Tomorrow a
grand bah viH take place
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TELEGRAPH NEWS
BRIEFLY TOLD.

NIENNA-The Hungarian Government IS
taking steps 10 adopt STRINGENT measures
10 regulate and restrict emigration
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JACKSONVILLE nL-Oh soldiers Of
Morgan and Cass counties held their an
nual reunion to-day with q large attend
ance. Among the speakers were Cyrus
Mathews OF Sinclair and the Reverend J.
l. Wilder of Jacksonville
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baptist. Meet at se..ol..

RNPTBLIC SbEC7AL-
Armstrong. No. Sept. 1.-the Mount
Zion Bapfist Association Of Howard COun-
~ is being held IN Roanoke. three miles
north OF this place Doctor w Pope Yea
man spoke to-day
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N0THE DANE Of NlRYL ann,

Co1ancfe1 bv School S6sers G. kofre Damt
College for Women and Preparatory School for
0trln- Tsachfrs specialists N every eepartmeat-
LctrrsH Of national rsru-asiso- System Of edu-
cation rhorough and orogrenrve Extslnvs
more Spacious bz1i6ineA cenpssfeiy equipped
6ariea street ave. Bslttmors. IA
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That eTer-progresSing store, Bars Is
offering unusual bargains in al depart
ments of the '-odds-and-ends" OF summer
goods preparatory TO their unpack:ng and
placing on sale a great stock Of new fall
Fnnda
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-11

iog-roIliny Of the Modern woodmen Of
America OF Southeast Missouri vns helc
yesterday. The special excursion train.
brought large crowds from the southeast
and western counties.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-11

PORTLAND. NE-Returns for Governor
from 80 OF the 81 cities. towns and planta-
tons in the s<Afe give Hin tR) 81. Gould
ODD 3,esS. The same towns two years ago
gave Hill tR) Eth: Lord CD $3.50.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-11
POLITICAL
APPOINTMENTS FOR
DEMOCRATIC


b following appointments for p6tticai
are announced under the auspices
Of the Democratic State Central Commit
tees and officers are expected to mskexaii
necessary preparations for he RECEPTION
Of the speakers and for the proper holding
OF the meetings specified:
HONORABLE WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN.
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b. Ben; s0 S : s-F 81 Z Z 2 IN + : n
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HONORABLE r. N cocKRELL-
SsrsrsSn City. Monasy. sept Is
kahosa. wsdnssasy' Sept. l.. ! .
aannIesi THURSDAY. sept IS ?
snsiosS.ls Fr.eay Sept Is D
EsTeoEh.id. Mdaaay. sgI . m
sss5Ssssi 80 $:aa Sd
sissaans. s s.a1s; SO gept r. 70 m
mrs sHT,, no9s.y SEPT =
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HoNORABLE CHAMP CLARK
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VIENNA-The Neues Wiener Z<ieung an
nounccs that the joint Austro-Hungarian
vorec nation treatment TO products Of
Mexican origin
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sulphogen relieves an stomach ana bowel
troubles suiphogen Chemical Co.. 81 Louis.
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JOPLIN. Mo-The Joplin team put uD a
lost the game. Fort Soott Z. Joplin 2
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WILLIAM +. BONES. u ]. EEgTE
President. secretary.
ESTABLISHED IN Ifzs
MISSOURI STATE MUTTA FIRE AND
MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
Ofnc-, No. ~ Chestnut ST.. 81 LoulA. No.
Tel Bel Main Z7lA- Tel klnisch A u.s..
Policies arr written On either stock OF mutual I.a1
Henry G H.sr2ls1E c Lucs.
NJ p O-thwein- ID. WalEx.
Augustus Nedde-hut. Jas W Ball
WE r. Honsx-
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CHICAGO-As a result Of q lovers guar
rel Victor Roland O'Shea. q young lawyer
Just admitted TO the bar. shot and Killed bis
betrothe6. Emily Hogansan, tried 10 kill
the girls mother and then turned the
weapon upon himself and tried TO commit
suicide He viii die.
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MONTICELLO g: e.: r.. F. ,.. IS f.:
DasncaL Art Physical csifur Ths sx1y-acn
campus eontafns me rv~ea tsants eoUes haskss
1854 !; : d .sss1i IA SEMINARY
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PORTl~AND. GE-Returns for Governor
tons in the state give hin R) s1-5H. Could
CDl a5r9ss. The same towns two years ago
gave nm R) G.M: Lord Cd $3.50.
vIENNA-The Neues Wiener zeasuns an
nounccs that the joint Austro-Hung2rian
ministry mad aereed TO grant the most "a,
Mexican origin
CHICAGO-Ae a result Of q lovers quar-
rel Victor Roland O'Shez. q young lawyer
Just admitted 10 the bar. shot and Killed his
betrothed. Emily Hogansan, tried 10 kill
Weapon 1s upo @ htms.l fn and men ir,ed To- Commit mn
suicide He viii die
PITTSBURGAMajor William d. wilkins.
q ~weI-known accountant Of Pittsburg. was
shot and almost Instantly killed while try
ing 10 wrest q revolver rom his wife,
Adeiine- CrsKed from the effect OF the ex-
cesstve use of morphine. the woman had
tried 10 shoot herself
NEW YORK-Geldman- Sachs & CO. an
nounce that shipments Of gold from Aus
from N.eeo.Se TO $1,000
TACOMA wAsHlThs steamship Victor
la brings news that Tao Nh, the powerful
H1ceroy OF the kwang-Tung and Kwans-si
tire 70 priv.fe life by the bitter and deter
mined sttecks inside upon him BY the
eunuchs Of the palace at Pekfn. whoss
SALT LAKE CTy1Ovsr 800 t~eiegrapaers
s Sf e: i %sEi. AZ =i isS,aalps G ca ss. s sssn s.rE sss
S1n sni q the Ola time T~eiesraps.rs and
tss 01 nnitsd ' ssass. s snS SSSss
Corps.
sailors Of the British ship County Of Etin-
borough. which - In quHrznttne, have de-
serted
CINCINNATILAf the National Azocia-
tion Of Master BakeYs. August c. Junge.
of Joplin, No.. and others delivered sd-
dresses
PAXTON. uL-Doctm & J. Bnlsin Of
Ghica.o !. senArcsins 2 se-1ss Of sysngs.
proving vsry successful. BE Is assisted by
JACKSONVILLE. HL-Ths mineiz
Christian Missionary Convention Of the
Christian Church was largely attended. A
dssssre 81 % tb 5ee p ms -. = Il. Gilman. A q
Bloomington The oficers OF The society re-
ported great success during the year In
5 cs,os sgen aatve sreIe sn sadrs. a." isi0f u
JOPLIN. Mo-The Joplin team put u1 q
I Hsa s ssei fsmsa r For ps so6 sas !, joplin G mo
JACKSONVILLE ILL-oh soldiers Of
Morgan and Cass counties held their an
uual reunion to-day with q large attend
ance. Among the speakers were Cyrus
Mathews OF Sinclair and the Reverend J.
l. Wilder of Jacksonville.
CAPE GIRARpEAU. Mo!The annual
iog-roIliny of the Modern Woodmen OF
America OF Southeast Missouri was held
yesterday. The special excursion trains
brought large crowds from the southeast
and western counties
VIRGINIA, lila large crowd attended
the soldiers reunion and basket picnic IN
Hende-son's Grove. Tn speakers were r.
W. Mills. Virginia h G. Whitiock and the
Reverend J. L. Wilde. Of Jacksonville. and
the Reverend J. Osborne. Alton.
DEWITT. MO.-The annual convention OF
the Missouri Valley Baptist Association Is
in session. Doctor Armstrong Of the St
Louis Central Baptist addressed the con-
VTnffQuL
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VIRGINIA. lila large crowd sttende
the soldiers reunion and basket picnic a
Hende-son's Grove. The speakers were r
W. Mills, Virginia; h G. Whitlock and n
Reverend J. L Wilder Of Jacksonville. an
the Reverend J. Osborne, Alton.
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BENTON COLLEGE OF LAW

E. s 81 lS s.:.l ss' sssss7fss u.s. 80 ss,t oIsaa s M
tsau msy hsvs esy ernplsynsnt ad stt.nd lss-
ecrD a nkGh& Inrse yc3fV c0crSe leading %
ths csrrss q IL r. oRfnatHe AAnis 70 The
bar Of Ntaso1xt yV ota1ogse actrsss 9sorgs
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PAXTON. nI[Doctor & J. Bulsn c
Chicago - eenArcttng q series OF evargs
ftst1p meetings n Paxton, n. which ar
proving very successful He is assisted b
Profesor NontED8ery. q singer.
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CINCINNATLf the National Axocia-
tion Of Master Bakers, August c Junge
Of Joplin. No.. and others delivered sd-
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JACKSONVu1E, HL-The Ilinofz
Christian Missionary CONVENTION OF the
Christian Church was largely attended A
feature Of the Morning session WIS the ad-
dress OF the president. J. H. Gilnland. Of
Bloomington The oficers OF the society re-
ported great success during the year In
the evening Professor Graham Taylor Of
Chicago delivered an address
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PTTTSBURGNMajor William D. Wilkins.
q ~wel-known accountant Of Pfttsburg, was
shot and almost Instantly killed while try
ing TO wrest q revolver from his wife,
Adeiine. CrsKed from the effect OF the ex-
cesstve use of morphine. the woman hid
tried 10 shoot herself.
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TACOMA WASH-The steamship Victor
Ia brings news that Tao MI the powerful
viceroy Of the Kwang-Tung and Kvang-Si
Provinces, has been forced to resign and re-
tire 70 private life by the bitter and deter
mined attecks made upon him By the
eUnuchs Of the palace at Pektn, whoss
hatred he had incurred
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SALT LAKE CTy-Ovsr 800 teiegrapAers
Of the long ago, including q fev who ssryed
Cvl War, met IN Salt Lske, the znnna
reunion Of the Old Time Telexraphers and
TIE United ststes anftary Telerrsph
Corps.
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NEW YORK-Geldman- Sachs & Co. an
nounce that shipments OF gold from Aus
trztia arranged Tor by them had increased
from G.eoo.es 70 200
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San PRANCSCO-Alleging hardship. the
sailors Of the British ship County Of Etfn-
borough, which - In c~nrznttne. have de-
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For boys above the xxD ef a Attendance limited 70
Five courses OF study. Infantry. cavalry. artillery
nreproox Fan term begins Wednesday. Seprsmbsr
eupern tendent. Macon. Missouri
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CREBs-on TUESDAY. September n. fsE Ed
ward y. CRIBS, broths- az John n. Crebs. pro
prtetor % the Hotel Garri. aged - years.
Irterr1ent at Winchester Va
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DEWITT, MO.-The annual convention Of
the Missouri FalIey Baptist Association r.
in session Doctor Armstrong Of the St
Louis Central Baptist sddressed the con-
ventiOn-
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arerue. on Tuesday. Sepscnber 3 1872 o. typhoid
fever. Joacph Johrsnn Page aged . years
VIII be buried II Hisginsv<lie. Me- inn fDs-
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Kathertns BIoodzood. the atnesz, h n
Forest PARK Highlands THIS week othsr
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GwNNSS$SSgSSNMS.M

BUsINESs. SHORTHAND ana TEI.C0RAPH
ecHoo CENTURY BUILDING, corner OLIVE
and Ninth SIS. St Louis. No. Open dAy and
man ana Gpu sJstens q Shorthand, Dookkeep-
ing tbs csmmon scsoci strfass and coEmsrcth
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-11

JAMES b TaItck,s Nv Dunparr--
~ousen 81 the Hghvayss uM - Russn1sd
Imperial. It wm portray sUvuEa1 E1nkss1nI
happe1lnxs q TIE er1d dayD GpeoasI
scenery w1l - ussd 10 d1Ue a nssnsain
mining camps of n cau3seufa c at a.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-11
SCHOOLS.

dIle-y. xymnasticx Dormitory AbsohEee0
mbsr II. lsz Fer catalogue address ths
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-25

-Noy ( fro,ar con esencia JOS csieiloS dc
las prendas dc ispa Ia parse alta de los cue
los &c mis- vcs;idoS y dc mi chaqrcta. fiu dc
qae .v0e NS.N ..aa, .iinpsO snsNs ~ gSsrdas.o.
-eszan lav2dos los oh;csos dc hiio y &c
pcrcsi que no han &c scTNir duran;c e. il
vicrnos
81 pcro no les he aiEnidonado nj rlsacha-
do: los he envuelso en TN licnzo y les he puesio
haS;an,c azul.
ESQ les impedirS paacTSc anarill = eai-
da &c ieneTloS al absigS &c IA iianedad.
Nal ;enso 'oic asrcc'ado. q''cTda luana
81 SurieTas qat ooaicnia cSsoy cisandO 10 icng0
;odo en- oricn. cuando mis- mucbics bTiilen Y
iniS SueloS cs,aa bica Crc .radoS No sicnga
euiorocs q traha5o cue ms caesia uiaa;cncr l.
casa cn bucn cSsado sob;e todo. caaado III
quogido padIe me die iseno de SaiiSisoCs6n
-,ss,d bien. hiji'a; ~ hAbi,acida osiA lin.
p:a. uTganizada con gGs.o y eS;oy a9si mGy
conicnio.
,luG mayor reconpCnSa podensoS aessaT
que Ia satisfaction d nreStrUs buenos padres
Ia carlhcsoS abrazos io6a Ia tania.
querida luana di / Ia aoae,a que hsblamos
cons;an;emente &c ella. y que nos alegrariamos
mucho dc verla.
ENRIQUETA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-25
GNee~e en@a
~ PARA Las Daa.aS.
"a @~@NRNSA=AS
CARTAS DE PARIS

Manera DC iimpar las ,cias y de guitar las
r,sacsas Dc gfaSa. ;;s;a. orin, irt;a. vino.
etc
Ouersds luaniia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30
LUCKY YOUNG COUPLE.
FauGuicr Erfdc md BROOKLYN Groom
VIII Get $1,000 Dinner Set.

BROOKLYN n Y. November 20
Especial "A surprise awaits John Wei
fey and his ThanFsGjvinrDav bride.
formerly Miss Bertha Kinchcloe. Of Della
n7anc FauQuer county. VA. when they
return here TO the groon's homo. from
their honnyrn oon.
The MARRIAGE took place in Dolaphano.
Miss I.trel Smoke. Of Winchester. Va,
was bridesmaid end Daniel X. Jackson.
Of Washington. hest man. The coun!e
started on trip which will include visits
in Washington. Philadelphia, and Niagara
Falls MANY beautiful presents were re-
ceived but The surprise awaiting the cou-
ple when they arrive in Brooklyn is 2
magnificent silver dinner and ten service.
the Gift Of Mr. Wel.ley's associates in the
firm Of Jou-neay & Durham. 1t is
valueti at 81 ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30

Last week n woman tried to pawn for
$3.50 a ring which must have cost $4,000.
Size said abe found 1t at the horse show
while scruhbing the floors. The owner
has 80 many rings. evidently. that she
has not missed this one, as no one has as
yet claimed It.
Now the police have another diamond
ring. This one is worth $500 and who
ever lost II cares so little about the bau-
bic that no report has been made q nor
had the owner appeared to claim 1t.
This one was secured from 10-ycar-old
Edward Small. He went into !icholas
Wciss's pawn shop at No. S41 Sixth ave-
nuc and tried 10 borrow 81 on 1t. The
rswnbroker called the police who took
the ring and the boys statement. He
said he had found on the sidewalk in
front OF Mics Helen Gould's home.
Besides the articles identified the police
have many other expensive jewels for
which there is no claimant.