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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-20
Killed by Falling Slate.

Especial Dispatch to The Times.3
BIG STONE GAP, VA. December IL
W. S. Brown was killed In the coal
mines at Mud Lick a few days since by
falling slate. The piece of slate which
fell on him was estimated to weigh six
tons.
Mr.. Brown came to Mud LEX from Ten
nessee a month ago, and was joined oy
his wife and five children, the Oldest only
eight years old, the day before his death.
News reaches here OF the death OF SIX
miners, names not given, at 1nman, va.
While pulling pillars" in the mines the
Goa; slipped together wedg!ng the men be-
tween, literally MASKING theme to pieces.
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observation-disclosures.

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
NORFOLK. VA. December 19.-Yester-
day evening at $50 O'Clock. at the home
Of the bride, on Thirty-seventh Street.
pretty but quiet wedding took place.
when Mrs Dolly Williams became the
wife Of Mr. Leslie E. Merritt, of Hanp-
ton. Va. The ceremony was performed
by Rev George W. Cox. after which a
reception was rendered the bridal party
This bridal party was led by Miss Mabel
*. Bates and Mr.. James G. Gensons. fol-
lowed by the maid of honor. Miss India
Vrenn. The best man was Mr. Ross H.
Genso1,s, a brother Of the bride.
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Soon to be Married.


CARTERSVILLE, VA. December Is
Invitations are out to two holiday mar
riages in Powhatan county. On We'd
nesdav. the 9th Mr.. T. II. Tunstall Of
Belmead, will marry Mrs. Carrie Clark,
OF Richmond Va. The ceremony will be
performed at Muddy Creek Church at
:. O'Clock in the afternoon
On Thursday, December 18th. Miss
Annie Palmore, the daughter of Mr.. j..
NJ. Palmore will be married to Mr..
MAYO. The ceremony will be at the home
of the brides brother Mr.. Alv!e Palmore,
who lives near Gainesville.
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THE CAPE HENRY LINE
Report 7 hat it May SIS Into Control
# the ~ y, P. &. N. Railroad.
Especial Dispatch to The Times)

Especial DISPATCH to The Tlmes.)
NORFOLK. VA, Dec. ia recent
meeting of the stockholders of the Chesa-
peake Transit Company, the new rail-
way to Cape Henry, and visit of the
officials connected with the Pennsylvania
Railway here to-day started the rulnor
that there is a plan to use the Cape
Henry line for the shortening of the New
York Pennsylvania and Norfolk route
between Cape Charles and Norfolk.
There is also a report that the Chesa-
peake Transit Company will acquire the
Bay Shore line in order to obtain the
street connections of the latter in this
city and Berkeley. Either arrangement
would be very advantageous and no
doubt one or both will be consunmated
sooner or later
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A Serious Accident

Especial Dispatch to Tho Times.)
WARSAW, VA. December 19-About
noon to-day at Montross, his home, Mr..
William Walker, who represents the
Hardware and Supply Company, Of Bal
tlmore, in this section, met with quite
a serious and painful accident. He was
driving pair Of horses when the reins
broke, and, finding that he was then I'M
able to control the animals, which by
this time were on a dead run, he jumped
from the buggy. In doing so he broke
his leg just above the ankle
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weaei . Cards.

Especial Dispatch to The Tineso
SMYRNA. VA. December 9--lnE.,a-
tons have been Issued by Mr.. and ifs-
f.. r. Terrell. OF Smyrna, for cne u'af
riasa OF their daughter. MISS .ahsiia
Mauda Terrell, to Mr.. James NatnanieI
Nichols, oS Petersburg to take place at
NontvaIe Methodist Church. DECEMBER
% 1862, at O'Clock.
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TaIIey-Gayie.

Especial Dispatch to The Tines.)
PORTSMOUTH. VA, December TO-
Mr. W. Irwin Talley and Miss Margaret
C.. Gayle were married yesterday evening
by Rev DR.. y. E. Owen. at the home OF
the brides parents. Mr.. j. NJ c. Duke
acted as best man. while Miss Nat Gayle,
sister Of the b.ide. acted as maid of
honor The bride was given away by her
brother, Mr.. Nat Gayle After the mar
riage ceremony reception followed. The
newly married couple took up their resi-
dence at No 1T Glasgow Street to-day.
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Macdox-etringtel'ow.
Especial dispatch to The Times

Especial dispatch to The Times.)
CULPEPER, VA. December l9-The
Baptist Church Of Brandy Station. this
county was the scene OF a pretty we'd
ding this evening, when Mr.. Felix Mad
dox was united to Miss S. Richard
Stringfellow. Miss Susie StrirSfeiiow.
sister of the bride. was maid OF honor
Mr. Irwin Parr was best man. The
ushers were Mr. Charley Gordon. of
Orange county. and Messrs. Broaddus
Stringfellow, Turner Rattle. and Phlnp
Maddox, Of Culpeper county. The bride
is the youngest child of 8. W. String
fellow, of Ashleigh. near Brandy Sta
ton The groom is a young merchant OF
Brandy Station.
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Portl ck-Phiilips.
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(Srecial Disnatch to The Tincs.}
NORFOLK. VA, December 19.-Mr
Miles T. Portock and Miss Blanche Phil
lips. Of Bra1nbletou, were married yes
telday afternoon by the Rev. William q.
Riser. The wedding was q very quiet
affair After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
Portlock left via the Norfolk and Wash
tngtou steamer for a tour North The
bride Is the daughter of MIR. j. B. Phil
lips. of Marshall Avenue, and the groom
is connected with the L. W. Davis To-
bacco Company.
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Beadles-MaUhews.

Especial Dispatch to The Ti1nes.)
TEa1PERANCEEILLE VA, December
19-Rev. Robert B. Beadles and Mrs.
Virginia Robins Mathews were mar
ried by Rev. n. ]. Twilley at OAK
Hall, Va, last Tuesday.
The groom is well known member Of
the Virginia Annual Conference. NJ E
Church. South The bride is a daughter
Of Mr. John A. Robins of hccomac coun-
ty Va. and widow of the late Rev. Geo
W. Matthews, OF the Little Rock Con-
ference Arkansas
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Interest,", e Annou c,ment.

Especial Dispatch to The Tlnes)
BOWLING GREEN. VA. December
i9-Mrs. Lucy Moncure has issued inEi-
tations to the marriage Of her duashte.
Miss c. Byrd Moncure. to Mr.. NJ
Coniul. the ceremony to take place on
December 23d. d. ST. Margaret's ChapeL
near Ruther Glen. Miss MoncuFe IS
niece Of Judge E. c. Moncure OF ti1iS
place, and has many friends here.
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Fire at TsmoerarcevfIle.

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
TEMPERANCEViLLE VA, December
19.-The Eton House and the entire
stock of goods of the well known firm
of Henry E. Byrd & Son, of Temperance
Vile. Va, We're destroyed by fire Wednes-
day night. They We're doing a general
mercantile business and had the large
house thoroughly filled-almost packed.
with goods
or on building. Their loss must exceed
$4,000.
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TOWNS

The contracting parties were R Short
Mason, OF Bloxon. and Miss Bessie
Long. Of Moddestown. Miss Ethel West,
OF New York was maid OF honor: Fred
Mason. brother OF the groom. best man.
The other attendants We're Brantlev
Bloxom. Miss Roxy Mason, Algier Htck-
man. Louise Mason William Causey.
Miss Addie Shreayes. Ernest I. Mock.
Miss May L. Mason. William Pedd'tt
and Miss May n. Mason. The ushers
were Crate Parks. William S. Singselon.
Fred Shreaves and Edward Lewis.
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Big New Bank Blu Idirg.
special Dispatch to The Times,

Special Dispatch to The Times>
HARRISONBURG. VA. Dec. 1s.-The
directors of the First National Bank OF
Harrisonburg determined at meeting
to tear down their present banking house
and replace it with a five-story building
that will cost $4,000 to $4,000.
The new building will occupy an en-
tire block on the public square. The
g,,und floor will be equipped for the
use Of a bank and one store room. The
Upper stories Will be fitted for offices.
The contract will be let at once.
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Steiner Stewart.

Special Dispatch to The U1mes.)
BEDFORD CITY. VA, December 10
Last night at 9 o'clock, at ths residence
of the father of the bride. Mr.. John w.
Stewart. in the presence Of quite a num-
OF friends, Miss Minnie Belle Stewart
was unitsd in marriage to Mr.. Adolph
Steiner. a we!l-known farmer Of Bedford
county. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Mr.. Purdham. Of the Seventh
Day Adventist congregation, and was the
first marriage Of that faith witnessed by
most Of those present
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Bushong-B wtnan.

(S~ecial Dispatch to The Tinles.)
WOODSTOCK, VA, December 1a.-Mr.
Arthur BushonS, young farmer of
Rockingham county. and Miss Nettie V.
Bowman, of Shenandoah county. were
quietly married in the parlors Of Holtz-
mans Hotel here yesterday afternoon.
The bride Is daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John NJ Bowman, of Loudoun county.
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Soon to be NJ arried.

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STAUNTON, VA, December l9.-The
marriage of Miss Bessie Allen, Of Salt
petre Cave, to Mr.. Lindsay W. Ayres, OF
Goshen, is announced. The ceremony VIII
be performed in the Mount Carmel Pres
hvterian Church on December p, 1902. at
$50 P. NJ. Miss Bessie Is the youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. II. X. Allen.
Mr. Ayres is a Chesapeake and Ohio OPP
orator on the James River Division, and
for the past year or more has been at
Burke.
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II S Leg was B oxen.
Especial Dispatch to The Tim

TISTVIEdi IlNQSS.1
CAHTERSVILLE, VA, December 10
Mr.. r f. Parker, who lives a few
miles from Gainesville, met with a
serious accident yesterday. He broke
his left just above the ankle While go
ing through q piece OF woods. near Bush
Park he sat on his wagon with one leg
swinging down through the body. AS
he drove along his foot struck a stump
under the wagon. which forced It against
the hounds Of the wagon with such force
as to snap the bones.
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" arshall-Edkins,

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
SOUTH BOSTON. VA. December 10
A young couple. who this week summoned
Rev J. W Widman from his sick bed
TO come down town and perform the cere-
mony. were Mr.. ]. T. Marshall and Miss
SaIlie F. Adkins. both of Halifax, who
were duly made man and wife.
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Soon to be Marie d

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
DANvILLE, VA, December boards
are out for the marriage Of Mr.. Harry
S. Hirsh, well known and popular
young business man of Lynchburg. and
Miss Ray Hessberg daughter OF Mr.. NJ
1. Hessbers. Of Danvi-ie. The wedding
will take place at Z o'clock noon, We'd
nesday. January 7th, at the Beth Sholem
Synagogue, in Danville-
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BATTLEFIELD PARK
Movement to Hive the Government
P,,rcha e Balls Bluff
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Especial Dispatch to The Tfmes.)
LEESBURG. VA. December l9.-An
effort is being made to have S. 600 appro-
prated by Congress for the purchase OF
the Balls Bluff battle-ground, situate q
near Leesburg, and to convert same into
a public park.
AS to the assessed value Of it's real es-
tate, Loudoun ranks fifth among the
counties of the State. the assessment pc
ing s7lS7,941 Norfolk county is first.
Mr.. a. 2. Gilmer has sold his valuable
farm. situated near WOODBURY. this coun-
ty, and recently purchased from Mr.. Levi
White, to Mr.. 3. W. Lynn. Mr.. Gilmer
purchased the Titus farm from Mr.. J. a.
Cox
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By B Ear 10 60 ct ur'.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

CONVICTION. VA. December 10
Mr.. A. B. Norcross, of this city, who
has been hunting in the adjoining county
of Botetourt, is credited with having
killed. among other game, a 500-pound
bear.
Mr. John ". Bell. whose lease of the
Intermont Hotel will expire January LIST.
will leave in few days with his family
for the Old Sweet Springs, Mr. Bell hav-
ing again leased that resort. The springs
property is being extensively improved.
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To Be q. arr d a Shawevilis-
nv Asseciated Press.)

Bv Associated Presso
CONVICTION, VA. December ls--if.
Oil;n n. Mocmaw, connected Win t''e
Virginia Cress Company. OF Roanoke. va.
which owns a large cress farm near
Covington, will be married at saa"sV,ile.
va "Wednesday. December 3lst. 20 Mss
Rena Barger. OF that place Mr. Hoosna"
Is popular young man and IS hephe"
nj Mr.. B G.. Moon1aw, OF the county.
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SObb!tt-;il,er.

Especial Dispatch to The Times0
LEXINGTON. VA. Dec. 19--Informa-
ton has been received here of the mar
rage In Barbourville. Ky, on Wednes-
lay, December 10th. of Mr.. z. Houston
Bobbtt and Miss Belle Tiller. daughter
Of Mr.. James A Tiller. of Barbourville,
w..o is president of the Interstate Pc
troleum Company. Mr.. Bobbitt is a son
OF the late NJ. L. Eobbitt, of Lexington,
and is now editor Of the Barbourville
News.
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Enoi hY=SIical

Especial Dispatch to The Tines)
ROANOKE. VA. December fl w
Eng'eby. young business man. and Miss
Daisy Slicer. sister of Mrs. George l..
Hart. were married last night The bride
IS the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. I. NJ
Slicer, Of Fincastle.
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Marriage Follows Eiopem mt.

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
IJRAY. VA. December 19-Robert
Moore and Miss Hettie Rosser. daughter
of Silas T. Rosser, Well known farmer
uae,d,ne near Luray eIoped to Hagers-
to1v, last night, and were married, re-
turnIne to Luray last night.
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Giaflwail=Rosa.

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
MONTEREY. VA. December 19.-Miss
Della Rose and Mr.. E. NJ. Caldwell were
quietly married last Wednesday at the
home of the brides uncle. Mr.. G. w.
Rose, near Mountain Grove. Va.
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Urges N w School Sy ten.

Especial Dispatch to The Tlmes-)
WINDSOR, VA. December 19-Meas-
ures were taken here to-day looking to-
ward the consolidation OF the public
schools In some central point, and having
free transfer for the pupils. The pro-
noters think better schools and teachers
win ensus from this arrangement
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ltr s,,es Aenoue Gem ut.
Especial Disratch to The Times.

Especial Dfsratch TO the l!.nes.I
ROANOKE. VA. December is.-ea:o-
Noomaw. son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G..
Noomaw. OF this county. to Miss Rsna
Earger. OF New River. the interesting
event to occur at an early date
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AFTER SEVERAL YEARS
Compromise verd,cs in Shooting At
fair in TszewelI County.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

Tar III = s1eWeII COUHt7.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
TAzEWELL. VA, Dec. l9-In the
County Court Of Tazewell Wednesday.
Harry Lambert, young white man
about twenty-five years of age. was given
one year in the penitentitry for attempt.
ing to shoot Reese HARRISON, another
white man, in this county In the year
1898. Lambert, who was indicted here
for several offenses, ran away and joined
the United States army, but came back
some time in the fall and has since then
been lodging the officers and evadins the
law. 5Sss
About two weeks ago he got into ? diff
ficulty near Pounding Mill. this county,
and was arrested and brought here for
trial. but as thereswere other indictments
against him, he was first tried for the
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Mason.-iong.

Especial sDispe tch to The Times)
e ONANCOCK4# a.. December ia
pretty wedding took place at the Modes
town Baptist. Church Wednesday night.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-27
III lNCREuBLE vERDAD u!

Inica verdada ga ben e dine regaos cuyo
O aupers empre cos Obetog orc dc ley gntzado s
esp6ndos brlane, quimcameass peea
81 ss vor DOR u expendor mpeza Os vsrda
de luz apdac6n psec lmac6n nsrav
= nn0 mn AS39 So rsgalaR queR dlstnga etos hr-
ante Alaska sinoa pemo a Exposition de Paris
10 dollars Ano cabasO
uy erue dollars Ar cabaeo brants
dollars brantes) 10 dollars Aaio sshoa sshO
rita brante oueso senorta dem dm
bante 10 dollars PendeaS
gaIo dollars Medaa de ley con shgle de Pasim
snass DC Fofsncaa 9 DILL coso a. es;S csrdcsd.s d.
oaradam oda ID isla de Puerto Rtco.
bstes cer6cada, vaor daado hsn
Yenido efectuar 81 pago.
msdda do los aRo tOmdndoa hO al reds del
dsdo.
nvfa Cataogo Iustrado todo
coAforMe devolver4
rsprssentaate general dnco de sociedad Orc Br
laHtss. = "a
Am: Alaska G. A. Bayaa Coso Romano, lO4 = Qia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-27

y TODD anuncia en- 9l 81 origen ira !.
satl6ntico.
No lie he visto nunca.
-Pero muy bien pudiera suca-
der que en- veg de moreno fuese
rubio. Esto sc hs visto mas de una
vez. Adem6s si no me squiyoco ese
marques tuvo antes otro nombre.
ESQ "a costara mas trabaio el
probsrlo.
va 10 Sc.
Sin embargo, con ell tempo. .
-St el marques es el hombre que
sospecho, dehe tener IN signo par
ticular, zijo Bacara, en- ell Pc
cho, al lado derecho.'
-IY que signo o. sse2
LA cicatriG de una pufSalads,
cnya herds debe estar apenas &C.
rrada.
-IDe que epoca data?
DE unos tres meses.
EsBa bien, 10 sabre, die ia 80
dora saint-Alphonss, J miro o BA-
car6.ASTienes mueho emps1o en
probar la iaensiaad de ess hombreF
-Muy grande.
- AcRao le amas9
~ Noi-respondiS Bscara, haeisn
DO nn gesto de rspugnsncia>
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-27

Al mismo tiempo que don Ialgo
recibfa Ia invitaci6n del senior de
Manerve, Ia morens sefIora Saint
Alphonse, volvfs al hotel de Ia Gale
de Ii Pepini6re, en- donde In espe.
Eaban Bacara y Artoff.
~SQuG hayf pregunt0 Ia pri-
msra. ada al baron el batla7
Sin duda.
@lCu2ndo?
-Msfiana.
Else querido baron no aabe que
hacer para complacerme, mur-
murO Baeara.
~ 20 vengo en- busca de ms.
trucciones, ,-dijo la Saint Alphonse.
Bacara Sc estremecI0 y So oorto
IN POGO.
-Es algo diicil de expllcar.
querids, diio.
Con media palabra compreudo.
-Voy . decirte 10 cue es don
Inigss d, nj menoS, 10 sue sospecho
que es. Ouando 10 sepas 10 adivina-
ras. Don Iiigo es IN MARQUES de
pega.
-lOomo b AZ tantosl diio In
SaiAt Alphonse ensefando Ia blan-
ca dentadHra 81 sonreir.
KS moreno, PsrO muy moreno,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-27

aue sabeS dar una estocads Que
puede valer un million en- su tiem-
po y en- So lugar.
-ISoberoio, querido ito soberbiol
-murmur0 RocambOle COZ asom-
bro.
--MsEans por Ia mafIana mon.
taras cabalIo y te iras hasta vim
cennes, diio sir Guillermo, "
allf la entrada del bosque, hay un
ventorro que ttene una muestra
que dice: a EG citd dc los cQaGdcres
de d pie. Entrsras allf ensontra
ras q Juan Bird y ls conocerAs en-.
seguida, porqus tiene un aspscto
muy ingl6s; tiene Ia cara de coler
de xanahoria y On abdomen resps.
table, J para mas ssguridad lie pre-.
guntaFas ST conoce al captain Guf.
llermo, y euando estSis hien seguro
de Vuestra m6tua tdentidad os
pondrsis de acuerdo acerca de 10
que hay que haosr.
Dtcho este pdsose sir Arturo Ce
llins en- pie, abroch6 su frac azul,
coloc6 Ell sombrero sobrs Ia rubia
csbellera, y en- 81 momento an que
SO disponfa a salir, degpues de Ia
ber estreehado Ia mano q Rocam-
bole, So prssent6 sl nngido negro,
lleVando en- una bandejita de plata
una carta. Era la invltaci6n del
baron dc Mansrve al marques don
I1igo, que rompio 81 sell0, , des
pu6s de eaterarse del contenido de
Ia misms, alarg6 esta 8 so vista.
- iBahI 1ito sir Guillermo.-
no hay, Inconvenience en- que ia
diviertas. AdemGs siempre 80 bus.
no prssentsrse ante la buena So
ciedad, y de esa manara 90 eVita
que a uno le confundan con los
vileS malhechores, : J despues de
hacer esta broma So march0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-27

bole, para ell que esas palsbras fue.
ron como I'm espolaZo. Me encargo
de todo creo quedar6is satisfeeho.
Podeis msrcharos branquilo, pero
antes la Ultima objection.
-HablR.
para que llsvaF q Bacar& has
Ia Saint Malo?
-IAhI ese es el lado po6tIco de
mi combination. Bacara, lleVada a
0ceanfa por un criminal vulgar, en-
una veDganZa como las que sc ven
TODD los dias, y que ella no apresia-
RIA en- su i1sto valor, mientras que
ahora deseo que sepa que la mando
que la asen.
Bird SO 10 dir8.
NO, que Sc 10 dire 20 mismo.
-Pero zen d6ndep
"A bordo del FoaoIsr, adonde La
llevsre.
-,Vosl
- PardiezI Keplovsn esta a una
legua de Saint Malos y va sabes que
Bacara tiene en- mi una confanza
ciega sin lfmites.
-IY que hare con Ia iudfa?
-EncargaraS a La Ffpart que
tenga muchos miramientos o
ella.
-lY permaneeera en- Parfs2
ASf, hasta que 20 regrese.
-IY me reunir6 con vos dentro
dc tres dfass
--Es decir, te embarcaraz con
Bird y Ventura iras Saint Ma
10. Allf ts proporeIonar6 una nue.
va entrevistqf con la sef1ora dc
KergaE; pero sta vez la interrum.
pira Armand3.
-lAhi AdiVino. -.
= va comprenderas que entonces
no tengo que intervenir para nada,
puesto que Armapdo So sncargara
de castigarte, y te acordaraa de
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HOTEL oLI1.lMlll.Plo


a. l6 MNUTO6 DE- SAN JUAN
Ell mejoF hotel en- este china
Espl6ndida ventilaci6n. Parque,
1ardInes Y Kiosco q In inglesa.
ExceIente servicio de carrua1ess
Precios moderados. Sc hacen re-
dueeiones para familias. Alum
brado eI6ctrico moderno.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21

=. ~. gssiisn. 80 Gsth.sisssis Visitor
which tho words. ST. Johns Lodge. No.
81" were worked in rod. Mr.. Engiish's
appropriate and beautiful gif, had place
Of honor beside tho Masters chair and
received much admiration. a photo Of
Tho piece will ofnamsn, tho lodge room
as reminder Of Hr. English's thoughtful
courtesy.
A. C. Conner has tho reputation Of
gp~ing superior Ws;sfmslons. but as a
player Of ping pong hs was monument
al failure. ag; he has no reason TO feel
ashamed Of tho sss:.
a number Of tho brothers were helpful
in Tho gfsa; snsun; o. labor necessary TO
prepare for tho banquet. ba; tho three
who carried tho bulk Of tho burden were
T. r. oodding. Jf.. n. !. Maxwell and II.
w. Lance.
Landlord Dsbs' portion o! the evenings
program was ~elsesrfisd cot. Tho e
CAPTAINS section Of the menu was es-
esllen;. hsfmouising with ,ha; furnished
by tho ladies, and tho service thorough
and prompt
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21
History of St. Jota,. Lodge.

Near the close Of the yssr 1888 ths
following named Mss5us assembled IN he
room over The Chass Rockers Store ard
voted TO ash La JUnta ledge for dispsn-
sstion to meet ard wsfE W. p. Clark.
from an lsNs lodge. Henry Clark. from a
Kansas lodge: {. W. ksafby. a. ?.
Thompson ard e Bradley. all from loves
p o. Russiph. Vsfrnsa,sfs Df. I. Hu-
bsf. Of PsHnsylvaniss J. W. Potter. a. c.
Conner. A. Rush ard Berger ps5fsld.
from Missouri; {. Eobb and ". Badger.
from Indiana. The dispe1saiio1 was
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21

are Of steel in a very pretty design. The
Interior woodwork has the natural wood
finish. Beth lower and upper floors are
fitted with all the modern eonsenienees,
including toilet rooms, lasasories with
full nickel trimmings. and all with sewer
connections.
The north store room Of the block is
owned By w. z. Dye and is occupied by
The Royal cafe. The south room is owned
by L. L. RoJses and contains cassigoli
Bros. billiard parlor. Upstairs are The
Offices Of Dr. 4. Meyer.
In the contract for the center SO feet
II. |. Maxwell and H. w. Lance were the
responsible parties. those gentlemen act
ing as trustees for the following citizens:
J. E. GoddinE. T. F. Godding. Jr.. E. J.
Smith. DR.. W. {. Fenton. 9. w. Swink.
w. 3. Gobin. |. D. Hale, II. |. Maxwell
and Price & Lance.
St Johns lodge occupies the entire
second floor Of the center Of the block.
having a floor space Of 5oHoo feet. The
lodge room is 4lH6o feet, a magnificent
room. one not surpassed in The state out
side of Denver. West Of the lodge room
are three ante-rooms. three paraphernalia
rooms, fine dining room l5x4o feet. a
conmodious kitchen. lavatory and toilet,
with other closets on the north side. In
the construction and arrangement Of the
Masonic premises nothing seems to have
been forgotten to make the appointments
the most complete in every way.