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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-18
Fl crimer1 de Lorenzo
Angel Aeosta.

Ss tiens la cor sieci6n de que 81 erimen
del desgractado LcrenEo-comeBdo h&ee POGO
en- ell camino de Arroyo GuayamA-tuyo por
m6vil ell apoderarse los AseBinos del dinero que
lIevAba 10 viStima.
Lon bAndidos cortaron con ana taea loa
bolaiIIos del shaleeo chaauetA del desgracia-
do ioven, ro56ndois ioB escAsos valorea que
llavAba encimS que 30 ealeulan en- 500 600
dollars, nRda LaAs.
La mayo parts do ssta sums, essaba en-
giros contra easAB comerciales de Arroyo.
Aunqus q estas hoRAs estAn detenfdos al
gunos indivfduoa sospechosos, no hA dencu-
bierto &6n nAda que sirva como verdadeFa 8
irrecusRnle pruebRi nj hien % persgne nm rAs-
tro, por el eaAl 50 conffa en- 10 capsHra de los
cEiminMleE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-18
COmit6 Local del
Partido Federal

HAhiendoGs acordRdo en- asamblea cele-
otAoA el domingo de los eoTrientes, que para
conaldsrArSe como Rfliado o 9sta colscsivldad,
se necesita fgurAr inseriio y Armada en- 81
segisero general del partldo, tengo el honor de
lnyllar . todos los fsderales de estA iuHisdic-
sion para que Sc dignen cumplir CON dicho
t9ulhtoi tAnto pur eI acueRdo tornado, Cuanto
que proxma Ia cAmpafaA electoral, es precise
sner In me1or organisation de lAs huestes "
sAoeF el namero eierto de corrsligionarios con
que eontAmos.
Al efecto, se hAcs constar que dicho libEo
5sglsHs 30 hAllR On poder del SscrelArio, sefSor
vnAlnyi que estArh en- ID o1einA, Sita en- Ia
sSne dc BesAnceS frente nj estAblecimiento de
2on Joaquin Moreno, todos los diAs de . 10
40 ~ mAnAna de "a de In tArdes
CRguAE, Julio 10 do 1902,
Modesto SoIa.
r Presidsnts,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-18

Llbrsnos Dos no - de imItAr, pero nj de
pretsndsr siquier& compatir, con Of hnmoristR
= la par que cAStiIo Ricardo Palma, que tan
tAS tAntGs vscea noS hA regociiado Sigue
rsgocijkndos con suS hligrsnAdRs TTGdtoiones
PerItdB1s
que la historic hIspAno-smsricAnA se refere.
propongome tan solo divulgAr entire los mfos,
buenAs ocurrenciRs, que de hombreB de genio
y de cHtsts exiaten despeHdig adas, en- In hlEto-
ria ds nuestro pueblo en- ID de nuestros her.
manoE, por la r&zR sl idioma, del continente
sud americana. Elias son vIvo re fsio del ge-
MO que Inspire los Osrvantest QQevsdO, El
Padre Isa, Ramon de ID Cruz, Breton de los
HsrreroS, LARA, Lsop0ldo Alas, santos otros
mas que esmaltRn In literature egpahola. La
ssngrs de los mencionados y oil espfritu de In
fAzG son los mlsmos que circular vivihcAn
IL do los inRsntoS de Ia Am6ric& latina, y Aho-
gadAS 8 AcAIlAdAs 20, las odioaidAdss de Ia
guerra de In independencta, aspAhoIes anne
rtcAnos Ee unen en- espiritu so dan osculo de
pas, las &rmoniAs de I'M mismo lengu&je.
Para nosobr0a oil immortal Bolivar, como
hSElmO Comes, SON genios sspAfioles, nacidos
poF secidente en- America coma pndisran ha-
bsr nacldo en- 10 patrfa de Herman Cortas de
GonzRleZ de Cordova. Es In mismA rAza.
VlvfA ala poE Ell tA0 de 1857, Santa F6
de BJgoi&, ell doctor Gon BAsilio Vicente de
Ogisdo, cuP& parroco vicArIo Jnsz eclesIAstt-
co, de Santa Barbara de Mogosia, hombre de
gsnio ehistoso y de aupsrtorss conocimisntos
= sn 6poeA.
Dsofa de cslabrarse Ia procession del Corr
pus, del paAAdo afIo, ell aTxobIspo, sefior don
Jos6 JAvler ArGus. dlSpuGo que IN procession
pAaAss por IN cAie de FLoTiGn. Ri eAbldo
EeleAl6stico y ell de In e1udAd ne ofendiePon
son &C uslIA- A-dsterminEei6n,s pesar de suS
protesGAs y AclRmaciones, oil buan Obispo
ArAua, mRntuyo IN decision.
Era Ia c&lie dc FGortdT, en- Bogot&, Ia que
vsndiA Ia cigicEta, 6 sea lR bebida inoigsnA COM
puasts de mails miei, que bian hecha es su
psricr q 10 cerveEa mas sAna que eats. In-
numerables erAn las tiendss que en- la feri-
dA cAllG, vendfAn eaA bebtda, como ella
gRatAba extEAordinRslamente los lndios = ma
llvos, 10 miSmo que los espanoles europeos,
fFscaentes arsn laR riflRs y ase6ndalos en- Ia
mlsmR,
PIoponiAas eI ArSobispo pEovocAF 10 tem-
plansa, en- IL bebidA de In ehtcta Ale1ar los
lmporsantes hitas del Dios BReo, do aqualla
Dol Corpus, no podrfA ser en- 10 sucali 70, teatro
do sAnto tAnso ase&ndalO. como con ella
asonteci&, dada In 10 v sentimientos religlosos
De los boRotAnos.
La procesi6a sAIi6 recorri6 IL calIa de
6lofiAni pnos sn una de sus esquinAs RmAneci6
alAdo IN pRpel, con estR eedondilla.
SDsl ArSohispo poftiAs
Hoy sale ell RRgFado pan
PoP In calie de FloKtAn
A vIaitEr cItchbr5dsD
arande fee sl enoto enfado del buen Ar
Bobispo, no msnoB IL reprimendA que sUfrierA
sl AutoF de la redondillE, pero los clsciTos con-
aguieron 81 obietoi voiV.6 & pAsar, poE lA
SAlle de Florian, lA procession del Corpus.
Al senior ArRug, Sncedi0 en- oil ArSobispAdo,
5fAy Agusitn CAmacho, de In Ofden de los Do
mtnieoS, AHA por el mes de Julio de It'll, en-
hsnco muy celoso por 10 discipline eelesiAsfies
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-18
Sobre prisioneros beers

A.. Ar. Chamberlain, Ia dssmsnsido en- sl go-
SlsLAo ingesI IN AsusAcion de Mr. Steyn do que
~. ~ - hAorA trAsAdo de iguAi mAnerA . todos
Aos prlSlonsros al Ia guerra Hur americana
Mr. Chamberlain, dice AAmhien que . TO
" @os los prlsloneros de guerra 90 10 hA frAtadc
ks w - Eespeto cue merecfAn cue AdemAs los
~ Ssls hsns mas deEscho IA ubaKtAu tnmediR-
- qus los osrOs priai0neroa.
a. efsetO, aijo, qus ha dictado una ofden
.nAn MAnoAnoo Cue suAn pneason llbertad tooos
ssa oosEs Ants que los prlaionsros de osr&s ma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-18
Castro y los rebeIdes
DE VENEZUELA

cas- con direction 6 IN pueblo de Ia costa, dom
de aguarda una oportunidad para fugarse del
pafs.
Sc asegura que los rebeides han tenido
una vicforia en- Soledsd, ciudad o orillas del
Orinoeo frente Bolivar. En- dicho combata,
oued6 totaImente desoEganisAdo sl eisrcito del
general Castro.
Las tropas de Castro van perseguidas por
sus consrariass
Estas noticias, aunque no se han confr-
mado ofeialmente, sc Green vardaderas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-18

El 27 embarcarkn para los Eatados q nidos,
los primeros saYgentos ESward Rslmer, Fran
cisco Agostfai ' John Ronhuf el soldado
Felipe Virel, pertenectantes q reglmiento de
Puerto Rico.
E obieto del viaie ca eompstir CON los sol
dados amaricanos en- Ell tiro sl blsnco, que 30
dos los amos, en- ell mes dc Agosto, se eelebra
en- Fort Niag&rE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-18
a = - CT B 9

dores exportadores de mercancfas.
Plaza Prfr cipal, Arecibo. P. E.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-18

ANran Dep6sito de calzado de Arturo e.
- Dfax y Co Artfoulos para caballeros.
Medias, corbatss, paraguas. Artfculos de
viaje. Arecibo, Plaza Principal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-18

q = Eerminio Diax Navarro, abogado y
notario, con bufete en- San Juan,
Fortalexa 33.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-18

= anuel Silva, comerciante. Provisio-
nes frutos del pats. Pavfs 10 Are
cibo, p. e.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-18

ootor Rafael del vale, Fortaleza 1e.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-18

en- nm ola tome ias PASTILLAs LA&ANTEs
DE BRoM0 QUININA. III DoaieArlo 10 az
voIverM "a atnsK0 . cnxas Ian Arma CO
.. w. GRoVn 90 hAiaA en- ea0A eAiisa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-18
Mercado de New York
OOTIZACIONRS DEL Ola

BscaIao amaricano. 1s1
tnrl6s. ~ eos
CebolAs susltas en- bsrriss.. SO
Csrveaa eSAfoS, botsllss bIancss.. 725
vsrdes. . so
OhiehaPos . 1s5
Duelaa nnevas para szdear....... LAO
miel ,....... 25S
Hahichuelas colorsdas r. S5b
pequedas....... LOS
Harins SLR TumbadoraS. ....... 800
znAix en- en- barriles. o55
en- sacos..s. 4.......... o.4o
Jamones &Cruz Roja1. ............ 101
Kerosine sPurIeas> lotes 200 caias 9s5
Idem idem Ia 500 idem 300
Idem idem Id 1000 idem 9.45
Luz DiAm&nte. e.....s...s.......4.. 4'So
ManHeca ~Tres CasttIIoaa tarx6n 30
Tdem idem caiaa "a $40
Mantequilla corrisnte. ........... 15
Papas tama6o corrisnta. ......... 81
Paacade americans. na........ -. TN
Ouesos Y A............... 13
Idem P&tagras. as....,..s.ts....ss.. IL
Tocino penquitas. 30
Salehfeb6n ntmsrn 1............. 12k
&c. IL
Vaias ssbo bIando. liz
Vino tinto baFricA. ........,...... 35
Vino tinto Il bArricas.... ....... 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-18
OFICINAS
De eThs Puerto Rico Herald>

Pnr nm error involnntario hemos venido
uuhlieAndo aquivocaoamsnte In direction en-
New YOHk ls IN ePHeFt0 Rico Herald.
Eute ccssgA no na trasIAoAoo sus oacinAs,
cue contaLEAn en
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-18
LAG. 6th AVENUE
mEw YORK, CITY

afrvRnaa sns amigos favorossdores sonAF
nota aa elao, pnes ne 10 consrnKio iAs esrtRs
gus la dlEtlAnp aRsEiFAn aggan EsArAso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-18
Para EstadOS IjnidOS

Tiradores puertorriqnelos
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-30
0LNEYv|LLE.

and Mr.. Brown too old and feeble 10 earn
livelihood.
When Mr. Kelly had reached their
rooms he found Mr.. Brown caring for
his wife. who was I'm bed. covered with a
few old quilts and such articles OF wear
Ing apparel as they had. TO keep her
warm. for they, like thousands OF poor
persons, are without either wood or coal.
There was no one who could assist in
taking the sick woman from her bed and
the old gentleman would not leave his
wife. Notwithstanding the fact that the
necessary papers had been made out. and
were at police headquarters, for the Old
couple, and as near as can be learned
both were to be sent To the state hospital
upon the accommodation OF the overseer
OF the poor.
The couple arc about Is years Of age
and have lived In this house about two
months. and have been cared for vy
churches and benevolent organizations
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-30
FAWTUxET VALLEY

Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Wheelock OF Phenix
played the host for the other members
OF the large family In q very efficient
manner The affair was held in st. An
drew's Parish House. Phenix. and the
relatives who attended, came from all
parts of the state.
The party arrived at about $50. when
social pleasure was begun and continued
until after 10 o'clock.
The hall was tastsfuliy decorated with
bunting and music was furnished by the
family orchestra.
At ll:30 a dainty collation. was served
OF which all partook. The affair was con-
sidered very successful and q general
vote OF congratulation for the AFFAIR was
passed for Mr.. and Mrs. Wheelock, who
had acted the parts OF host and hostess
so well.
1t has recently been discovered by the
sexton of the Phenix Baptist church that
someone has been stealing coal from the
church bins which were only partly filled
BY foot prints upon the floor IL was aip
certained how the thieves gained en-
trance, and broken cellar window served
to confirm the suspicious. Although no
correct testimate can be given as to the
amount OF coal stolen, II is roughly
estimated that about a quarter OF q ton
OF the expensive nuggets have been taken.
A man was seen by several OF the mem
bers coming from the rear OF the church
several nights ago and suspicion points
strongly In the direction OF this man. al
though several trips must have been ne
cessary 10 carry the whole quantity
away.
A Prohibition rally was held by the
Coventry Prohibition party in the An
thony Friends meeting house last even
ing A good sized crowd was present and
the addresses by Hon. Henry b. Metcalf OF
Pawtucket and Rev. Ernest q. w. Wes-
ley OF Providence were listened to.
The principals OF the party were ex-
plalned and n very earnest appeal for
votes was made by the speakers.
1t Is reported that the party will holo
other rallies in the other towns In the
valley.
The new iron bridge which is to connect
the Phenix mill with the new weave eheu
has arrived. and yesterday the work OF
putting II I'm position was begun. BY last
evening one-hslf OF the bridge was IN
position and today work has been pusneo
as rapidly as possible and a start has
been made upon the remainder. Staging
built in the middle supports the structure,
but these will DO removed before TIE
bridge is finished.
The Coventry Social and Literary club
held a Hollowe'en party at Odd Fellows
hall. Anthony. II. J.. Tuesday evening.
The committee on arrangements being
Mr.. Fred Antnony. Miss Fannie McDon-
aid and Miss Elite Matteson. After tne
business OF the club a short program was
given after which the members withdrew
20 the lower hall where the usual Hal
io'een games were enjoyed.
A unique feature OF the evening was tne
fortune booth. presided over by Miss Min
nle Burlington. Refreshments were en-
ioyed OF cake and cream.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-30
EAST PROVIDENCE

was decided TO publish the following
questions on circulars for distributions:
why was II that Councilman Nadeau
did not make this raid before?"
why was IL that liquor was sold at
Crescent Park until June q. 1902, without
license. and why was II that the said
license cost only si0o?"
And what was the object in splitting
the bill for the sewer at Lincoln avenue
Riverside. one-half OF the bill being sent
TO the council at a special meeting and
the other half at a regular meeting?"
The Citizens circular has been sent out
and In addition to the names OF the
state and town candidates and urging
their election.
This evening the Shakespeare club will
hold a Halloween party with Mr.. Harry
Carpenter on Summit street
Last night the Fourth division OF the
Naval Battalion held its regular drill in
the town hall. After drill tho division
held meeting and accepted many appli-
cations
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-30

Now and then cases come UP that test
the real goodness OF patrolman. who
many believe have no soft spot In their
makeup, but simply go about with the ex-
press purpose OF whackins folks over the
head with club and delight In loading
them into the patrol wagon.
Patrolman Kelly of the Chafree street
station had a task to perform this morn
ing, but he was not equal to 1t. Not
that he was not brave. but because he
could not part an aged man from his
partner In life.
He was detailed TO go TO the home or a
family named Brown at rs McDonough
street, and take them from their home In
the attic Of that place and escort them To
q carriage and the carriage was to take
them to police headquarters. for Mrs.
Brown is said TO be somewhat demented,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-30

years. They received their friends In
the reception room OF their residence.
a bank OF palms serving as a background.
They were assisted in receiving by their
little daughter, Madeleine L. Hall. and a
nephew. Clifford n. Hall.
The ushers were Mr.. Robert C. Read,
Mr.. @. NJ. Carleton Mr.. Herbert A. Crow
ell and Mr.. Fred E. Hall Delightful
music was discoursed throughout the
evening by the American band orchestra.
Mr.. u. ID. Phillips. leader.
In n upper room was a beautiful dis
play OF gifts which included many ar
ticles OF silverware. cut glass. bric-a -brac.
etc. Refreshments were served during
the evening and music and readings en-
livened the hours. The readings were
by Mrs. Grace Derby Carleton. Among
the guests who congratulated Mr.. and
Mrs. Hall were Mr.. and Mrs. James KIN
caid. Mr.. Kincard Is the New England
agent for Internal Revenue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-30
Anniversary of Their Marriage En-
jOyably Celebrated at Their Resi-
dence at Washington Park.

The residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
d. Hall. Jr.. $50 New York avenue. Wash
ington Park. was thronged with guests
between the hours Of and 10 last even
Ing. the suspicious occasion being the
25th anniversary of their marriage.
Guests were present from New York.
Massachusetts, and elsewhere and the oc-
casion was one OF renewal OF Aud
acquaintance" and Of great enjoyment to
all In attendance. Twenty-Five years ago
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall were united In mar
riage by Rev. c. J. White Of woonsocket.
who was expected to be present, but was
prevented by unforeseen circumstances.
To look upon Mr. and Mrs. Hall one
could scarce realize that they were cele-
brating a quarter Of a century OF we'd
ded bliss so lightly did they carry the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-30
WARREN

A hunting and game sssocia ton has re-
csstly been formed in Warren under state
supervision. The membership list Is lin
tied 10 50 and nearly the full quota now
belong.
s.... John Bray will entertain the Ep-
worth league OF the NJ. l.. church at a
Halloween social Friday night
The following officers will represent
Fragment Circle, Kings Daughters for
the ensuing year: President. Mrs. Will
lard b. Hoar; vice president, Mrs. VII
Collamore; secretary. Mrs. Henry Mar
tin. treasurer. Mrs. Lewis Place. The en-
tertoinment ana standing are the same as
formerly.
sowamsett lodge. A. o. U. W., meets to-
night IN Odd Fellows hall.
Dr.. ~. X. Hall arrived home yesterday y
from two weeks hunting trip In the
Maine woods.
Mrs. Mary s. Eddy has returned home
from an extended visit TO friends In
Brooklne. Mass.
The funeral OF Grace r. Luther OF
Brooklyn, n. Y. was held from ST.
Marks church yesterday afternoon at 2
>. m. 1nterment was In the South ceme-
terry.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-30

Last evening Howard lodge. X. OF p.
held a meeting In Its hall in Tobin block.
when three candidates were given the
second degree.
The Watchemoket Fife and Drum band
attended the Democratic and Labor union
rally in Phillipsdsle last evening and
paraded through the principal streets in
Phillipsdale and East Providence.
Tomorrow evening the town council
will meet In the council chamber and
will act as a board of canvassers TO can
vass the voting lists.
This evening the First Unlversalist
church will begin its rumfnage sale on
Warren avenue.
The Second Baptist church has been
holding q rummage sale on South Main
street In Providence and up to last night
the helpers had received $77.9s.
At a meeting OF the Democratic and
Union Labor candidates last evening It
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-30

pany: william McAdoo. ex-assistant Sec
retary navy, New York: j, w. Miller,
captain New York naval militia; William
r. King. ex-president Merchants asso-
ciation. New York; r. M. Thompson,
York: Rev Charles A. Dickey. ID. d.,
president Philadelphia Presbyterian hos
pital; Robert 8. Sloan. Oswego, N. Y.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-30

Blind Bill Cvho had just received a
copper --Thankee. sir, thankee. I moo
az you wouldn't fersit the poor blind man
Directly I soc yer como round the cor
ner.-Tit-Bits.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-30

John o'Neii was sent 20 the state farm
for six months 40 a common drunkard, by
Judge sweetiand. today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-30

White Pine Cough Syrup, 33c.: Syrup,
Hoarhound Drops BE-: Boneil Iyozenges,
i0c.. Black Licorce, large stick Sc: Rock
Candy. i5c. Pure Cod Liver OIL 25e. and
bottle. 5Oc.: Wine OF Cod Liver oil, SIC. (:
Extract OF Beef. &c. and sc: s. u.
Drops 3 boxes ioc. Byron A. Smith. Pre-
scription Druggist. 19 Olneyville Square.
We give Discount Stamps.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-30

The liquid which has given suprsms
satisfaotion GO householdsrs n eSLpSo
NAPTNoL. II mis- numerous everyday
wants because 10 can re utiiised IN many
Ways a. . perfect e>sanssr and purtncr.
Brown eRos. CO.. e excnssus pIoeo
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-30

"csscaTct, are splendid. my ola mother
never be without them.n- Howard W. Well.
man. is9 fremont Street. Fnirmount Ohio.
al .qn,red scven yeaTs vita tape worm % s..
taken with inflammation % the bowels. sour
stomach, sick headache. tried Cascarets and
of tape-worm Is feet long Am very much
better" /"
~Mr.. John Stone. Bay rslsnd. Ohio.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-30
Good Old Grandma's Advice

The children scksend for grandma Who Is there like her for
wisdom sympathy the first baby smei What
we ehaved onew wit
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-30

After taking casesrets fey Q few nj shts be.
% feet Ia lssgth. Cascarsts have our praise
ard ! will willingly furnish q testimonial "a
anyone who defirss IA +"
- Mrs. Harry Wood Kenneth. Ind.
q was troubled for a long timc with liver
complaint and was IN such misery that I
of cascarets before ] was able IN 60 10 work
Mrs. Jos. Kresling. 1891 Congress- St.. St Louis.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-30

The ships complement will comprise
over 700 people. and besides the cadets
the following cailings will be represent
ed: instructors. doctors. chaplain. secre-
tary, seamen, seainen apprentices, stew
ards. walters, pharmacist, machinists,
oilers. electricians. water tenders. cooks,
bakers, carpenters. painters, tail0rs.
printers. laundrymen. musicians, photog-
rapher. blacksmith and cobbler. The
preference for these positions will be
given TO residents OF the state.
IL will cost something TO run the school,
a. the annual expense for food alone 10
over tS0,oo. while the clothing bill will
be $4,000. A. the bulk OF the ships busi-
ness will be done in Rhode Island. the
new enterprise promises 20 be OF oonsid-
cradle commercial Importance 70 the
city. as well a. an educational institution
that will rank among the best prepara-
tory schools OF the country
The officers Of the Nautical Prepara-
tory school are: Lieutenant Commander
G. ". Harlow, president. George n. Els
waid. vice. president and general man.
ager: Charles II, Howiard, secretary and
treasurer board ~ directors. Rear Ad-
nirai 3. N, Luce. Y. 9. ": 4 NJ. FELTON,.
president Chicago and Alton railroad; l..
c. Weir. president Adams Express COM
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-07-03
cosMopoLls

Miss Georgia Powell will be one OF the
teachers next year for Hoquiam public
schools.
Two Cosmopolis young ladies will
teach at Chehalis next year, Miss Daisy
Davis and Miss Anna Ashmun.
Messrs. L. P. Thornton and Fred
Huntington moved theirhousehold goods
to Hoquiam, on Monday, by steamer
Harbor Queen. The families were pas
sengers on the same boat. Here's best
success to all.
Several days ago, Stanley w. Smith
fell from his bicycle. He felt rather
sore, but kept working in his shop until
last week Saturday, when the pain sent
him to DR.. Watkins. The doctor dis.
covered broken rib, which necessitated
some days Of quiet.
G. F. White went to Pendleton, Ore.
gon, on business, starting on Thursday
morning. He was accompanied by Mrs.
White and their daughter Marguerite.
We neglected to state last week that
Miss Marguerite was home for summer
vacation, from Annie Wright Seminary
of Tacoma.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-07-03
OAKVlLLE

Mrs. Maggie Coaster, OF Seattle, is
visiting her father, James Rowe, OF
Connie.
Mrs. J. f. Hanson came up from Abb
erdeen, Friday. They will move back
to their farm.
Mrs. Ida Simmons is working in the
store this week while Mr.. Simmons is
sinking a we'll on his property.
The R. H. Bell shingle mill on Garrad
creek, will commence making shingles
in earnest right after the Fourth.
Supervisor Clark is going to work at
the extension to the approach to the
bridge across the Chehalis river after
haying.
p. S. Austin and julius Pomrenk were
in Olympia Sunday. They rode their
wheels to the capital but were glad to
ride home on the train.
Fred Burt, of Aberdeen, is here get
ting car load of boat crooks for boat
knees and ribs, for Springer. the Aber-
deem boat builder. These will be used in
building small crafts.