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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-01

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-01
Junta EscoIar de Caguas

Rs hqof Ia Iisfa do los prrfssorss nombYa
dos ofehs Jnnta.
PrfnefpLf: don MfgueI Chiqnes. snb pvfn.
efp1i: ssf1rita Luiss Bernkndsx osileto; Ora
ducdos seG rftas z3raida Garefa, Jaifs
Trtlia E6psa. Josefe GarriRa Flores, ssnora
Paulg Y. de Fiorss, sedoEitas Jossfa Psnedu
Rios, Domitfla Catfao as6oYa Eonserrats K
Peuedo,d do1 Luis Herrs,a 0efxeIdon aslvafor
Nfeolaus don MsnusI @ yr zklsx Lex esias, don
Mapuel Chiques. don Fesnefseo P. Chfquss
Hg1les. nora Luiss Ibarra, sef1 11rfta
Jossfa Conse, Ramona G.vi1o Garcia, Anzelf-
ns Rssn5s, DON Carlos " Ohiuues, don A f1nso
Mendex4 don Salvador vfesg, don Gsrarfo T.
Mspti, CON ManuaI Morales, don joe M g..
Gsrfs. l1cn jose Moreno Rosa. don p G.refs
SaIds fal don BaFtoIone Estsrks, don Evan1a-
IistD Hstnos. don Manuei " Rosra.
Taifa por eubriE una sse asia grad aada sn
GuFahu.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-01
Candidatura federal
para Yauco

aaastros amigos ds Taaeo han aeoFdado
llsvar Ia siguisnte cRrdfdaa1rs las uEnas En-
las rr6zimaa sleeefonse
AEeRIds, don Lois Cfanehfnf, Iues nuniei.
Pala boa Manuel Torass EIoKaIsa; aupIsnts,
don Frsnefsco LIueh EsgFonf; juBea sseoI&r,
don Antnnio L'uvsras, don Jose 9. Torres, don
PaseuAl EsRropf: eonesiAlea: don Juan AnilI
AmfIl, don Antonio Marfa1i. jose Francisco
LluvsKaS, don Emilio Bae6, don Manuel J. del
Toro, don Manuel Roig 20, don Andres Negro
nj, don Luis q Q7fnonss, don Santiago VivaIdf %
Ea essa eandidasura hay partidarios de 10
teaia rrioniata.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-01
Pfoyocado en- Humacao

Ei oomhsgo Il lego q Gduall& efnd&d oil
quiEeEIIaFo iTaap Ro1rIgusE Torres y, sOno sa
snpo qua sFfl de CGguAs, saIf6 una t1Fha qua
10 Ding d inpFopeFfoa . pFsasnefa del poIfeia
rhneFo $50, ain oue rrctsgfsss en- nada n
Eoorag1eE mas bisn Alsni&ss con su aetitnd
Rqusiis eoblPofh.
Juan R,drlgusz Torras SO alei6 ineonti-
E4nh del sstIo donde 80 la pTovoeaba guare-
eieneose On In fonda de Pedro Ramos. ALI
lego ON turbA, Ramon Ell PfntcD, qusFisndo
aActfla " eoaAueiFIs NIL IUglP donds esiaba oil
gruaao dss las tuFbas, sfn diIds con In piadosa
tHssnsion.da mGitrat&Kle. RodEigusz, q fndf-
cseioaes Gel dusho de 10 fonda, 80 nsR6 q saIiR
" PoH In noshe hugo para Yabueo&.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-01
0tra Victima de
las turbas de Cayey

Aver fGe s1R&do On sl hl,FcitAI de Gsguas,
Dor ~ pEnetfeants don Jose Disz, un anefano
de EEEEyTA AEos eoncgfdo poF Nsne Eglix.
Fsfix Escfno ia 4 aPabo sl domingo
sEfnd an ataqus poE las tuRbas rspu ublisGn8s o
De Ctysy,
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fp6hE para tod& defsnSAs p0r sl psaa 40 loa
an3S
1ae yaloR al do los MissRablaa que le
AircpslAFor
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-01
.ZOla en- desgralcia
muere p0r aSfixia

CAbIsghtmA de Paris, Gnunels ana ayaf
ApRkecf6 muerto ON su hnbttaef6u MI srnfra arts
hoTsiista frhneeI H. Emilio 3J Jla, asH4Iado por
EMHsf DC carbon.
La familfa Z1IA Foelba sxpresivos manaa-
1eR "a pesanls de todoa Ios t,afses del unundo
I'll presidents Mr.. Louiet a. dfspuas4o qua
res gRstos del entisrRo de fIustrs fsiIsefdo a..
aeL cargo del gobierno de Ia RGrGblIca
~ enhs rro seTk pfssiliido por lcs minis
1rOb altos fnneiCnnRios do In naei6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-01
| sOTERo RocAFoR.T + |!

Este sp un indiyiduc qua dics en- hi sPa-
vcp del sur que ss rstiYa del partido fsdsral.
por No hmiIaRse g0nf0Rme con los auessoa pro-
vcehdnm he POGO o. Humaca0 por los fsdsxaisa
Ln graciOso del csao 90 Ius sas SotarO Ro.
cAfosS, Stem pre- ha sfdo tnRba FepuhIfea no.
Y tisne 10 avilentsx de tecfT que fG6 eds.
yMI. MosotFct no admisimoa en- nuaatFAs dias
ganies De ssnisimnts eaisns-
Escs tIros Ben mHpxmfas podrldfsp que
ruadsn fnfastar Ins HnMnSaDsa hDenas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-01

Manifestation

Sr. Director de LA DEMoCRAcIA.
CreO que ser federal b republican,
es atentatOrio 4 mis- intareses medicOs.
FL medico no debe tener politica. La
politica de ell es saber asistir all enfermo
y el en- fermo en el lecho del dOIor no tie
ne politica.
Asl es que Ell que me necesite en- Ca
guas sabe que no soy federal nj repubE-
cano. Soy amigo del que sufre.
Dr. J. MART.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-01
emulsion
'ScOtt


La Emulsion de Scott,
Dor sus c0TlpO1entes de
aceite.. de I1igadO de ba-
calao : f1iPOfOsfItos de
cal y de sG3sa, 6 un0 de
los aIImentCS ms com
pIetos para 4 econonfa
hunzIna.
E un excitante de- a
nutrition. Sc abS0rbe
.Dor Ia fIbra muscular,
siendo III gran renova-
dor IL los tejidOs y De
los principles aiDlninOi-
deOs fundamentals, ex-
DuISando las toxinaS,
bacteriaS ir1feccIOSas y
sus DrOduct0s. Plriflca
totalinente Ia sangre, y
IS Dor raInIr esaS pro-
piedzldeS que a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-01
La boda de
Santiago Iglesias

El lnnsI eontPato matidmonio en- ARuadi.
JIG maestro fmigo don Santiago Iglssise, orea-
. niGadoF dc lts "a n erica Fstleraci6n Of LabcrD
On Puerto Rico.
La desposada es In selsorIta gusta - Bo-
eansRrs, hiia dc m fsdejsal prominsrta do
ReHsIiA villa.
DassamDs Ios nnevos esposos una laYRa
luna de mial.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-01
:. ~ TOt1o19 D.

Dasda aDsss de aver 50 hslla snfsRmo sl
fntslfgsnts opsFaRi0 de satos tAlIeras. cuerldo
amigo MAESTRO. don Jose 3 vsga.
Dssoamos 81 rssiableefmIsnso
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-01

Para spaRwmRf wm MRmRwhmdfD
mn ma flfa some lee PA9TILlsAG LAXANTE6
DE BECMO- i2UTNINAs Es botiesrfo ip de
wpIyprf aj 6tpeFc ~ no as aura. Ln hfmla 90
N. WI. GRO VH 70 hailA - elaA sa1iik
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-01

Han sfdo liesncisdos De Ia poliefa insnlsr
Arturo Aayag. Mannsl AIvarsz Silva. Jssns me-.
M~ys. Jaan Rios. Branefsea Marines, jose
@. FIgneToa, Juan L6pss Jinsnss, FAfs SAL
c"oo, AH9si AriSmsndi. Julio soto y al esbo
Rtfasi Cbrdova-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-01

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dfseulghlausnts el natsr sn los rsdssizisEfos
ds ontgsr sserr faIoao.s
q rarA aas AL eonsis deEds so1Tsrgk sx
rt5a l. rress-ts. oaa f--a an San JoA1 dc
PaerIo Rec. Ab"f 3 l. 1sils
Dr. Ga1rtes FesStr R-n1ndez.
fRmwm auFNY sMn HesfYGad0
an md lin tome asa PAsTILLAs LAXAH-
TE91 DIE BROMO-QUIEIEA- = bc1scaYto
In daSoIrsrx oil 1fnsro ni ro ss eura- L. erza
"H " GROVE "a A.li, ~ sA1. eAii'A-
GUSTAV BCCHO "a sitA Capital los ~
baera uarca az II. { usngp do n fsoyfea deI
ssH5vg Calls. Las hsnrs Who 81 varies essR-
blselsnisatos los aas g1sIss1 De lamar bus1
saba6o Lea soifeif8r ecn frHsEes, p3r SC fYaEk~
10 efsneFado sxsuiiito Arona- "a eonocs
us A. anpIsa n alIca L. rnsioR yRrza 6s Ii
fsla cus easkn axantss "a so6a ns2si&.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-01

jose MoIina Ia sido dado do aias en- si "a q
nieomin saldra hoy para su essa ds utuado
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-01

Ia TssoreTfa gsnsral he notH sad0 d les
.eolee1oReb " 1nb- -eclsctoraa qua no cobran sl
reesfg0 sobrs los rseioos d. 10 eonanbHei6n
nassa nnnvo aviao. qus probshIsmsnas serz nj
aefminAF aI msa ds 0sanbra pS6Kima.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-01

Han side tTasladsdos los aargsntos sig MEN
hes, de- IA poIfcfa.
Jose 9 Isnrrondo. del PFssfdio . Arsefbo.
RHfesl Motifs, de Areeibn al Presfdfo
JaaeI EonfTigs, del CuArtaf anerRI n San
LcFenao
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-01
Emulsion
de Scott

: debe enplearse siempre
Gen Ia tuberculosis, Ia
: anenlia, 81 raguitiSmo. Fl
: rebIandecimiento de los
: huesos y en general IN
7 todais aquelIas enferme-
: dades que necesitan IN
: alinisnto complete.
: Por su estado grasoso,
Z nItrte los PulnOnes.
! Po'r su asimilacion, au-
( nenta los globuIos De Ia
: sangre.
: Pe'r 81 f6sforo que con-
: tiene., nuue el cerebro.
: FL fosfato de cal y de
: sosa nutre los hueSos y
: Ia cal caIcina los tuber-
: culo.s.
! Rslz6n por 10 que es
! un alimento complete.
= SCOTT 4 BOVINE Q=s=5>s4. Gr~ Yak-
= De wzsta sa IA Fa-zaGiAs DsEsG@<+
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-01

- Josea. del vEIls fEortslsx& 71.l-o1-
efnak para ID gegtE6n da ssnzItos adMiniatraH
vos Va tcdos los csnirca e1sLslaa+
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-01

LE1HOIo sARREiR0

cfISztsno dsn1iEts. Ore
C isas ssrvtctcz nj ptbD
CO. Calls ds Ruin Bsl11s
Cadgszssr Pto-Eaeo-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-01
Agentes Generates

BoaEsoz, Bla Izls--. 135 Eroz. & a=E-7Grk-
Z Pa1os, MORALES J @
z Sa1 IzAz. FILLAR 7 o.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-01

Aar. WIIEfaz e. Lafg1scn eAs111ao PaE'
.--rnf.H - So Tr.~ ,srr nrsssy7 rkYgf1o rsr
z.-..h 4 - ~.aa srrs.rfa IA d. Ford Go
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s1s-nxs ea ~ ernoei5r rsaestads szirs ID
aEsg8Sancs pzartoxrarzsE1Is
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-07

Marcallino reached first Marcaiilno
came home on Cookies hit The Gus
toms failed TO score.
In the second Punahou added another
score on Hemenway's single, followed
up by Marcallino's one-base hit For
the Customs Kiwa singled, stole sec
ond and scored on Kings single into
left Wilder got base on balls ana
took second on wild throw, coming
home on Anderson's long fly out. King
was also presented with base. took
one more on a wild throw, reached
third on a fly ana came home on an
other wild throw.
The college men were again in their
element in the third. Waterhouse leu
off with a three-base hit and scored on
Marcallino's single. The latter reached
third on short hits. and came home on
an error. which nut Hemenway on first
He was brought home on, singles by
Rabbit and Steere. Rabbit scored on
a wild throw to second. The Customs
failed 10 score and neither side got
man over the home plate in the
fourth.
In the fifth Soper singled and came
in on Hemenway's hit to right, which
Gay muffed. Hemenway scored on
Steere's two Dagger. Steere scored on
| a long hit to center and an error snort.
The Customs scored twice in the
fifth. Tucker lined a single into right,
stole second and came home on a wild
throw which also put Willis on sec
ond. Willis scored on Nowells single
In the sixth Kiwa was replaced Dy
Anderson in the box. Hemenway SIN
| sled and scored on errors. This made
the Punahous thirteen. In the seventh
80, ,,,ora marx was added to the Scor-
er's board on Meyers home run
| The Customs failed TO score in either
the sixth or seventh. but in the eighth
| things began 10 look black for the Pu-
/ nahos. Kiwa was presented with the
first bag on an error. and was forced
to second upon Ba1bit's gift of a base
to wilder Kiwa scored on Kings sin
/ gle. and Wilder added another one on
an error by Steere.
| In the ninth Tucker. Novel; ano
Kiwa scored for the Customs on er-
rors. the game winding up IA to 1t
in favor of Punahou Athletic Club
The official score follows:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-07
The Punahous Win From the Customs by
Knocking Pitcher Kiwa Out
of the Box.

game for the college men, and with
strong support in the field the Puma
hous had no difficulty in winning
Kiwa was replaced by Anderson In
the sixth inning, but it was then TOO
late to overcome the big lead of the
college boys
Punahou scored four runs in the
first inning. Steere and Marcallino
were giten bases on~|balls, and We're
forced home on Warehouses; MT
which was stretched into three bag
ger by fuckers error, and he came
home on another error, by which j.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-07

ew@ He Punahous retrieved their de-
8 feat OF Friday at The hands Oh
B the H A C's. by winning handily
from the Customs on Saturday.
The victory was somewhat of a sur
prise, though not to the college atm
letes who went into Saturdays game
with a determination TO make their
competitors bite the dust.
The game was largely a batting con-
test with Kiwa, the Customs pitcher.
the victim of the Punahous- On the
other hand, Rabbit pitched a strong
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-07
ENGINEERS

.ATTON, NELL & CO, LID--Znsr
neers. Electricians and boiiefmSA's'
Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-07
THE FOURTH
ON MAUI.
Day Spent Mostly
Among asst
Horses.
GOOD RACING AND
THE USUAL POLO
Masquerade Ball With a spse'aI
List of Prizss-Psrsonai
Notes of interest.

ryAJJ Jtllv The weather on Maui
81 tbe Fourtn was delightful. A few
esrly morning showers cooled the at
rorsphere. rendering the remainder OF
The day most agreeable as far as the
summer heat was concerned
The sixteenth annual meeting of the
Mani Racing Association was success
ful. both financially and from sport
ing standpoint. The nine racing events
we're all filled and hotly contested
There were a number of surprises Inc
victory of Jennie E. in the mile dasn'
frse-sor-au tpurse SOD. was unexpected
Then the eighth event, the mule race
salf mile dash free-for-an (purse soo''
vas most disappointing for Maha"ao
pe4opte. who pinned their faith 10 hei-
Likaneokapu The mule ran IKE
horse, leading his four competitors
long distance. When within fifteen or
.wanty feet of the finish the doors
leading to the stable proved TOO attrac'-
i've and he ran toward them, refusing
n en further Ainanui, entered oy w
II Cornweu, ran in and took the purse
one of the interesting contests was
fhe foot race. one hundred yards oash'
,1ror amateurs. first prize $25, seconu
Ito s1o r. r. Crook of Waikiki won
IN eleven seconds over ]. Pa, the ia
,,ous sprinter from Kamehameha
cc1ooj of Honolulu. Eleven SECONDS
VS. fast time. considering the track
pa is the son of Policeman Tom IA
OF Peahi Maui
V Kerr Was the happy man OF the
dsv his horse Mckinley winning the
sixth event trotting and pacing u
.1,a-paes mile heats. best two in three
free-for-alI. purse SO. A great CROW"
of people witnessed the sport from the
,yran5stand and surrounding country
Nakawao people. men, women ans
children. hugely enjoyed the holiday IL
a picnic on the beautiful grounds o.
s.Suunyside" Paia, the first residence
of Mr. and Mrs. H. 2. BALDWIN
present occupied by DR.. and Mrs. z j
Aiken Bunting and flags amid TN
green of magnificent trees and othe
foliage gave festive air to the occa
sion. The ping-pOng tables within TN
dwelling We're kept busy most of tn
dax and the young people won various
nrizes in the many running contests
sucb as sack races, three-legged races
hurdle races. potato races, etc. Tn
fine court of the Makawao Tennis Clu
also proved an attractive rerdezNou;
Too much praise cannoe be given I
The delicious and bountiful luncheo
which was served al fresco TO the larg
number of people in attendance.
THE POLO GAME.
40 n. IN. many of the picnic part
walked over to the polo grounds
witness tournament between thre
teams:
First-F. F. Baldwin (captainl. H. !
Raldgtin. Sam Baldwin and j. ThomT
sscond-w. O. Aiken. Captain, d
Lindsay. S. f. Kalama and Sam we
Ter.
Third-L. Won Tempsky Captain
George Wilbur. Joe Taylor and Arth'
Belts.
BaIdwin's team Won over Aiken 5 ~
goals to one, and over Won Tempsky
Two goals to nothing. Won Tempsky
team won over Aiken's by two goals
none.
The Baldwin four We're vfctors OF Il
tournament. Won Tempsky's men we
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DIR. A. c. WALL, DIR. 0. Il. WALL
Office hours, 8 a. m. TO y. M Low
bldg, Fort ST.; Tel 4S4.
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sCORE ~ INNINGs.

P. A. c. ..-....-.-.4 go ID -
L. & Customs -....-0 y
Home run-Meyer.
Two-base hits-Steere. WatefhPuse-
Three-base hit-Waterhouse-
Sacrifice hfts-Steere. Meyer. j. Mar
ca1Iino. Cooke. Soper Rabbit
Base hits-Om Rabbit Il; on hl"a'
II: off Anderson, .. -,
stolen bases-Tu FUCKER =
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ARCHITECTS.

& PAGE, Architects am
BuiIders.-Ofice. I'd floor. Elite bu1l4~
ing, Hotel street; sketches ana een-
rect estimates furnished at short No
tice: Tel. 229; p. o. box 77S.
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THAYER & HEMENwAY.-ofsce Goa
and Goa Stangelwald euNatng; Teie-
phone 3es Main.
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PHYSICIANS.

DR.. w. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81.
opposite Hawaiian Hotel. Hours. 70
II a. m: / to 3. and to .. m
Phone White 4S1.
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Carpenter work OF all kinds Large
assortment Of brackets and mouIdrhgs
always on hand.
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DIP II. MITAMURA.-Of1ce 14ss Nuu-
anu ST.; residence next door. Tel
White 1852: Office hours, to 10 a. n'.'
and 20 D. M, except Sunaays.
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CONTRACTORS.
DENTISTS.

4.E. GRossMAN, D.D.S.-Aiakea gt.'
three doors above Masonic Aempls'
HonoluIII. office hours, Q am 70 I'm
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ATTORNEYS.

FITCH.--offices COL Stangen-
valid building. Honolulu, L. N. WIN
practice In all the courts.
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DIR. ]. UCHIDA.-Physician and 5ur-
geon; office. Beretania, between Eort
and Nuuanu streets; office hours. . 70
- a. m, 7 to p. m: Tel. 1211 White.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-01
MANY HURT
IN RUNAWAY

-Four persons were severity in
jured lastevening during the cours C
OF runaway on Market street an
a number OF others had miraculous
escapes. The injured are:
James SandersOn, OF No l4O3
Mary Ian1 avenue, right leg fractured
Taken to the Delaware Hos pita l..
Mrs. Mary Sandcrson, wife of Mr..
Sanderson, right arm spraiEed and
commissions OF the body. Taken to
the Delaware Hospital.
Mrs, William A. Sandersnn. OF No
llO3 Maryland avenue, Commissions
OF the body. Taken to the Delaware
Hospital.
William A. Sandcrson, husband Of
Mrs Sandersou. Commissions. Sent to
the Delaware Hospital
Shortly before O'Clock as the
party in a carriage neared Fifth
and Market the horse became
frightened and making a sudden
plunge broke some of the harness
and then the animal started on a
run From side to side OF Market
street went the horse with the
Carriage jumping In every form. At
Second the carriage Careened aud
the occupants were thrown to the
street.
James Sauderson lay in the mid die
OF the street groaning, and it was
seen at a glance that he was badly
injured. He was taken into Dan.
forth s drug store where it was found
that he had sustained a fracture OF
the right Icg and was otherwise
injured. BY this time large crowd
had collected and the other members
OF the party were cared for.
Mrs Sanderson, the wife OF James
Sanderson, was suffering from a
badly spralned right arm, and was
severely bruised about the BODY She
paid but little attention to her ia.
Jures, however, being in a frcnzied
state concerning her husband and
her two little girls. William A.
Sauderson, beyond few Commissions
ABOUT the hlpS, was not Serlousiy
injured. His wife was suffering
from Commissions and had received a
severe bow on the lack Of the head
as She was hurled into the street.
Little Ethel Sandcrson was not in.
Jured by her fail, the bodies Of the
others projecting her.
The horse continue to ran over
Market street bridge ~ 10 it went
ioloa shed. Anna "a ,..ooa WHO
was IN the carriage $50 untnJurch.
The child was carried back to Dan.
forth s drug store aud the childre n
were taken home by Officer Davidson
ana the injured parties were taken
to Delaware Hospital N tn Phoenix
ambulance, The eXciLment was
Intense on Market street for au hour
or SO.