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The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-25

William Grab the well known local vocal teacher and member of St. Mary's church choir, will sail next week for Europe. He will spend most of the summer at Dresden under the instruc- ton of Professor Mann, of the Dresden Conservatory of Music.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-25
ADDRSSS BY H. B. SPRAGUE
DELIVERED AT TALE ALUMNI
 MEETING

rIes-Old Ellis Praises From the Lips of an Honored Member of the Class of '52 and Former Now Haven Resi- dent.
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The Chatfeld Paper %: stst. sSs-sses s9es.

Young O'Connell was playing near the tracks with several other small boys yesterday and went on the track to get a ball that was thrown by one of his playmates. He did not see or hear the train and ran right into it. He was picked up and taken to a house and later to the hospital. His home is at No. Cedar Hill avenue
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-25
WEATHER RECORD.

Washington, D. C., June 24, 1902, s D. Ill. Forecast for Wednesday and Thursday For New England: Showers Wednesday and Thursday; fresh west winds.
 For Eastern New York: Fair in sOuth showers in north portion Wednesday and Thursday; rising temperatures; light to fresh southwest winds.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-25

An exhibition of drawing by the pu- pills of the Branford public schools, also specimens of clay molding done by the children in the first and second grades, is now on in the catalogue room at the 8ranford library.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-25

If you are going away for a short or long period, the Journal and Courier will be sent to you by mail without extra charge. The address may be changed as often as desired.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

Application-Jame W. Hoey. About Shoes-Lambert. Auction Sale-R. B. Mallory. bail--Savin Rock Grounds. Financial---E. R. Lamson. Furniture-Ch Chamberlain Co. For Rent-Cottage-Bo 2S1. Grape Nuts-At Grocers'. Hats Gamble Desmond Go. Mother Segel's Syrup-Druggists'. Notice-National N. II. Bank, Neck Ruffs-Chas. Monson Co. Store News-Edw. Malley Co. Souvenirs X Setson. Summer Hats-Brooks X Co. Take Note Ye--E. E. Nichols. Wines--E. E. Hall Sl Son. Wanted-Situation-9 Church Street. Wanted-Position-C This Office. Wanted-Situation-75 Carlisle Street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-25
ST. MARY's ACADEMY.
Closing Exercises Held in Harmonic
 Hall.

| Closing Exercises Held in Harmonic Hall. The exercises attendant upon the closing of St. Mary's academy, which has been conducted by the sisters of St. Mary's church for the past winter, Wre held in Harmonic hall on Monday night There was a very large attend ance, all those desirous of hearing the exercises not being able to gain admis- sion. The programme as given was of a decidedly interesting nature, evinclng in the performances of the numerous participants the painstaking care which the teachers have exercised during the school year.
 There are two graduates of the kin dergarten training course, Miss Bertha Bates and Miss Daisy Jones' These were presented with diplomas by the Rev. Father Thuente. He also made brief address setting forth the Dur- poses of the school and the methods pursued by the teachers in training the minds of the young people placed Tn their charge.
 The programme as given was: Chorus-Oh, Italia, Italia Beloved ... ....,.. .......... ............ Donizetti
 Vocal classes. Recitation-Marie Conway. Three Little Lads at School-EdWard Koch, Paul Dillon, Leroy Miley. Recitation-Edward Koch. The Dolls Hospital-Lillian Donohue, Madeline Leahy Marie Mayrand, Lillian Rowan, May Buckley, Helen Sheelan.
 Three Little oadstools-Kathryn Corbett, Ruth Spang, Aarie Conway Recitaton--Kathryn Corbett. Gymnastic drill by seventeen girls. Recitation-Vincent Keenan. Mother Gooses Mery Band by sixteen pupils.
 Part II. semi-chorus-A Song of the Fairies. ........... ............,........... Lohr French rectation--Etta Kane. Action song by thirteen pupils. Military tactics by seven boys. Violin soIo-Fantasie Op. 54 ..I. Weiss
 William Geary Fabiola ............,.......... Wiseman
 Scene I-Agnes in Prison,
 Scene II-1rial of Agnes.
 Scene III-House of Fabiola.
 Cast of characters:
 Fabiola ............... Mary Newton Agnes ..............i... Agnes Ryan Fulvius ............., Marie Eaton Svra .............,. Rene Hubinger Tertullius ...... Annabelle Lucey Secretary ......Catherine Sullivan Guards. Irene Leddy, Anna Unmack Rectation-Theresa Conboy. Chant-Grace Mccarthy. Chorus Magnificent .,.....+... Mozart
 Choral classes,
 -Winifred Dwyer, Thomas Campbell, Edward Devine, William Geary. Piano accompanists-Amy nonnelly, Bertha Prindle, Florilla Webb Frank | Geary. William Grab, the well known local l vocal teacher and member of St. Mary's | church choir, will sail next week for | He will spend most of the | summer at Dresden under the instruc .. -r 2 +I.
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Local Weather Report.
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

L. NJ. TARR, Observer
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-05
ARTloLES OF INCORPORATION
-OF THE - CerrO fScarlata Gold Mines Com.
 pany.
OF THE
paIly.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRES
 ENTS: that we. $. W. Ciawson. E. G.
 Ord G. F.. Tomiinson, J. NJ. OConneH,
 all Of Bisbee, Arizona, and R. o. Dillon.
 of Telluride Colorado, have this day
 voluntarily associated ourselves together
 for the purpose of forming a corporation
 under the laws Of the Territory of Arizo-
 na, and we do hereby certify and adopt
 ;he following articles of incorporation:
 Art | Inc name of the corporation
 shall be the "Cerro Escariata Gold Mines
 Co.," and the principal place for the transaction Of the business of said cor potaI.on snail be at bisDee, Cochise coun-
 ". Territory of Arizona. IL may also
 have branch offices at such other places
 as the board Of directors may from time
 to time direct.
 Art II The general nature of the busi-
 ness proposed to be transacted by said corporation, is to purchase, lease,
 bond, locate, denounce or otherwise ac- Qui.e any mineral lands, mines or mining rights, water and timber rights. lands buildings, easements, rights and privile- ges, machinery and other property what soeveT 10 the same that natural persons might or couId do either in the United States of America, or the Republic Of
 Mexico. To buy, sell and manufacture ! and deal in ores, minerals, buliions, ma chinery, implements, provisions, mer- chandise and things capable of being used in connection with mining operations. or required by workmen and others employ ed by the company. To carry on the busi- ness of mining, milling. smelting and refining company, and as auxiliary
 tL.reto to prcbase, lease or otherwise ac-
 t,..iTe la ads buildings o- works 10 con
 struct or 10 contribute toward the con structicn Of railroads, roads, trails and
 bridges, and to acquire any patent rights,
 !eas .s or privileges. to enter into, make perform or carry out contracts of every kind with any person, firm or corporation . the same as a natural person may do, and generally to carry on any other business . Herewith whether manuf Jrt.irIIfs or 2 ,!crwise and with all the power cor
 ferred on corporations by the laws of the . Territory of Arizona, and not contrary
 to the laws Of the United States O. Re
 public of Mexico.
 Art III. The amount Of the capital
 stock of said corporation shall be Five i Hundred Thousand (5O0.0o0) Dollars. di- | vided into One Hundred Thousand Q0a.- { oOo) shares of the par value of Five (So0oD ! Dollars each, and such stock when issued ] shall be fully paid mp and forever non
 assessable.
 l Art ". The time of commencement of said corporation s-.sa. be immediately after the fling of these articles for rec ord in the office of the recorder of the County of Cochise, Territory of Arizona,
 and a certified copy thereof with the sec reatry of the Territory of Arizona. and i the termination thereof shall be Twenty five years (25) thereafter unless renewed pursuant 10 the laws of Arizona before the termination thereof
 ! Art. V. The affairs of said corporation shall De conducted by board of Five 6, directors all members of which shall oe stockholders of satd corporation, who
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-05

manner provided in the Bylaws of the corporation. The members of the board of directors for the current year and un- til their successors are chosen and quail fled are: S. W. Clawson E.. G. Ord, G. E. Tomlinson and J. NJ. O'Connell. all of shall be elected at the time and in the Bisbee, and R. 0. Dillon, of Telluride. Colorado.
 Art. VI. The highest amount of in debtedness or liability to which the said corporation shall subject itself shall in no case exceed an amount equal to one half of the outstanding capital stock at the time the obligation is incurred. Art. VII. The private property of the stock holders snail be exempt from all corpora,e debts and liabilities In witness whereof We have hereunto set our hands this l7th day ofMarch. 1902.
 S. W. CLAWSON, E. G. ORD, G. F.. TOMLINSON, R. O. DILLON
 J. NJ O'CONNELL.
 Territory of Arizona,i
 lss.
 County of Cochisel Before me. George H. Neale, a Notary Public in and for the County of Cochise Territory of Arizona, on this day person ally appeared s. W. Clawson. E. G. Ord G. E. Tomlinson and R. O. Dillon known to me personally, whose names are sub scribed to the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged to me that they executed the same for the purpose and considera- ton therein expressed. Given under my hand and seal of office this 17th day of March, A. D. 1902 My commission ex- pires Apr. lst, l.vo.
 (SeaD GEORGE fl. NEALE,
 Notary Public.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-05

her sister Jessie in American vaude vile houses. It was Jean de Reszke who by chance discovered the capabili- ties of her voice. Tn company with her sister Miss Abbott was on her way to England to fill an engagement at a London music hall. M Ce Reszhe, who by a lucky chance was on board the steamer, heard the sisters sing a coon duet at a concert and at once singled out the soprano as an unusually gifted vocalist
 Following De Reszkes advice. Miss Abbott returned to New York and be- gan to study vocal art under the direc- ton of Mrs. Frida Ashforth. She con- tinued her studies with Mrs. Ashforth until last May, when her instructor took her to Paris and had her sing for NJ. Capoul. The result of this hearing was that he arranged to have her sing for NJ. Gailhard, director of the opera. who was so favorably impressed with her voice that he engaged her.
 Miss Abbott made her first appear ance in the part of Juliet in Romeo and Juliet" and it was considered the finest debut ever made on the stage in grand opera.
 Miss Abbott's real name Is P;ckens, and she belongs to branch of the well known southern family of that name. At one time her father was wealthy. but he lost his money. and the sisters were obliged to go on the stage to sup
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-05
SALARY IS SMALL.
Bat It Is Possess<d of One Decidedly
 Great Advantage.

0Ut It Is Possessed of One Decidedly
 Great Advantage.
 ''In regard to the proposition of raising the pay of congressman I recall a con- versation held some years ago between two noted representatives from my state," said William H. Sargent of Texas.
 Both. alas, are dead. One was the big brained and good hearted David B. Culberson and the other his colleague, Colonel Buck Kilgore. Kilgore was in q discontented mood one night and re- marked to his friend: 'Culberson. I'm getting tired of this congressional life It's stale and flat and very unprofta- ble. A man can't save dollar of his salary. I'm going home to resume my profession. Confound it, how do they expect a fellow to get along on S5oc0 8 year and live decentlyY
 '1 know it's mighty little. Buck mighty little.' quoth CuIberson. but re member, Buck, it's powerful regular" :" Washington Times.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-05
NOTICE OF MEETING
Of Stockholders of the El Paso and Southwestern Railroad Company.

Of Stockholders of the El Paso and
 Southwestern Railroad Company.
 Notice is hereby given that special meeting of the stockholders of the Fl Paso and Southwestern Railroad company will be held at the office Of the company at Bisbee Cochise coun- ty Arizona territory. at 12 m. on the 18th day of June, 4. D.. 1902, for the purpose of acting upon the proposed purchase of the Arizona and Soutli- eastern Railroad, its property, fran chises, and the entire capital stock os the company and of it's stockholders, and authorizing the board of directors of this company to consider the same and take action in relation thereto, and also for the purpose of acting upon the proposed purchase of the South western Railroad of New Mexico, its property, franchises. and the entire capital stock of the company and of it's stockholders, and authorizing the board of directors of this company to consider the same and take action h relation thereto.
 Dated May 2Sth. A. D., 1902.
 By order of the Board of Directors.
 GEORGE HOFFMAN,
 s-20 Secretary.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-05
CAPTURED THE CRITICS.

Brilliant Success of American Girl
 In Grand Opera at Paris.
 Miss Bessie Abbott. the charming young American whose recent debut h grand opera in Paris was so pro nounced a success. leaped into promi- hence at one bound. It is rare thing for an Operatic debutante to gain the good will of the French critics in a sim gle performance. But this Miss Abbott accomplished. and the public has in- aorsed the opinion.
 Miss Abbott is a native of Ogdens- burg. N. Y.. and less than five years ago she was singing coon songs with
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-12
4. MOB
6BOGADO
BUFETE, ALLEN
SAN JUAN, PR
] BU F E Z z, "A 7. I E N
Una Epidemic rara.
Mueren de sueno.

Una extrafa enfermedad con-
tag.iosa esta produciendo actual
nlente Yerdaderos estragos en- regio-
mes enteras de la parte occidental
de Africa.
Segun indica NLa I7anterne,1
parece que para poder formarse idea
de esta playa africana, que consis-
te pura Y sinplemente en- mofirse
de sue1o, hay que tener- en- cuenta
que es enorme ell numero de pue-
bios indigenas asolados y el de las
victimas de la mortal dolencia.
Francia, Inglaterra, Alemania,
Portugal y B6lgica han enviado 4
Africa eemisiones cientfficas para
estudiar en- Ell terreno la mistefiosa
enfermedad.
Ell NAL Sc manifesto de un mo-
do extra1lo: ell negro atacado por 81,
esta continuamente acosado por las
ganas de d0rmir; continda traba-
jando en- estado de somnolencia, Y
ACADIA por sunrise EN- hondisima le-
targia, Ell la que permanece varias
semanas, al cabo de las cuales ia
llece indefectiblemente.
La comisi0n portuguese parece
que en- la que halogrado eselarecer
las causas de tai enfermedad. y, Sc
gun su presidente, y en- vista de
las observaciones hechas en- la isla
del Principe, en- el Golfo de Guinea
y en- la provincial de Angola, 81 NAL
procede de uu microbio, va descu-
bierto, y al que Sc combate con
tantO 6Xito, que ell doctor Annibal
de Bettencourt, director del Institu-
to meteorological de Lisboa, ha ma
nifestado que desde ahora responde
de la curaci0n de los atacados por
La tnmihln enidemia del s11nnn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-12
DOMINO ERA

70 comprendo que usteGtes es-
ten pasando un dfa delicioso.
Yo veo que ustedes tienen pin
tados en- ell semblante, todos los
rasgos de la dicha.
Yo Sc que el halago y la sa-
tisfacci0n pasea por vuestro ser.
Cuanto 10 celebro
Ell contento es ell descanso. La
fatiga Sc adormece, la vida Sc re-
nueva, la imagination siente el fres-
co; como deben sentirlo las flores
cuando cae sobre su seco p6talo la
gotta de rocio iTiemblan elias de
dicha?
Pues asi vosotras bellisimas mu-
jeres, que teneis por temperamento
la yirtud, por gala la belleza, y por
idiosincracia el deseo de agradar,
sentfs, no 10 negu6is hermosas. SEN
tbs en- 10 1ntim0 de vuestras impre-
stones un regocijo indecible.
iVendra?
Asi os preguntais en- 81 dia del
domingo.
Hoy no tiene ofcina; hoy no
tfaDala; hoy pasea; y es para mi,
para, qucrermc, para ser solicito,
para haIagarme, que hoy va a >estar
desoCupado.~
En- verdad que los domingos los
ha hecho Dios para los enamorados,
no %para otros tines~ como dice Fo-
raker.
Y dc la reja al balloon, del bal
con a la calle, de la calle al troly,
pasan las chicas paisanitas mias,
este su dia de gracia, queriendo
adivinar tras ell muro que altera
la Inca, la silueta del amador que
ronda; ALA en- la calle, de pie en-
una esquina, al sonador que la de-
dica dulciSimos yersos, 8 en- la VEN
tanilla del tren que Sc cruza la
anhelOSa faz del ducno de sus pen
samientos.
Y y.o ibendito Dios con un do
lor de oidos, que da ell 6pio, y que
Sc 10 venderia por dos pesetas, y
hasta por mcnoS, eS mas, Sc 10 re-
galaria d todas las onamoradas y
donceles gomosos que hoy toman
el dla por suyO.
6Lo qulcren?
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d. E a S
Senadores y Diplltados.

~
Los Diputados y Senadores
franceses cobran mensualmente una
indenizaeion de xsetecientos Gin
cuenta~ frances.
En- B6lgica, cuatrocientos
veinte~. >.--...
Los de Dimarca, perciben dia-
riamente &diez y ochon frances
&setenta y cincoS c6ntimos mas
que los miembros del Par1amento
alcman.
En- Suecia, los representatives
que forman parte de la Dieta CO.
bran ~mil setecientos setenta y dos~
frances .por Ia ~temporada> palma
ria, que dura cuatro meses, 8 sea
casi tanto como los pares Y Dipu-
tados portugueSes que perciben
&mil setecientos setenta Y cinco
frances anuales.
En- los Estados Unidos, d pesar
de ser pals opulento, los represen-
tantes de la naci0n cobran no mas
que la modest1sima indenizaci0n de
&mil doscientos~ frances al ano.
En- Grecia, los Senadores per-
ciben &quinientos> frances, y los
Diputados trescientos@ ) mensual-
mente. -. ~.
En- Suiza, los miembros, del
Consejo federal cobran <doce~ fran
cos &cincuenta~ c6ntimos por Sc
sion, y los miembros de los Conse-
JOS cantonales &siete~ frances &cin-
cuenta~ c6ntimoS diariOs.
= Austria y Francia. pagan sus
Diputados MveinticincO~ frances dia-
rios.
Inglaterra, Italia y Espana no
abonan un c6ntimo por tai con-
cepto.
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Los ni1OS que fuInan.

La prensa ilustrada de todo el
mundo condena dia por dia la no.
civa costumbre del uso del tabacO
en- los ninos.
= ST en- las personals va torma-
das por la edad, ell tabaco produce
serios trastornos en- el organiSmo.
iqu6 no sucedera en- los ninos cuyo
d6bil ORGANISING apenas soporta los
oesfuerzos de la naturaleza que ira
bal para su desarrollo!
Minuciosas observaciones, de
muestran que ell uSo del tabacO en-
una edad temprana, trae Ia depre-
sion Intellectual y un gran enerVa-
miento al cer6bro, debido al veneno
que cOntiene.
En- las ciudades Sc We con fire.
cueneia en- las agrupaciones escOl-
ares q muchos ninos como 81 fue-
ran personals grandes, hacer uso de
cigarros y con un habito muy arrai-
gado. dQue puede esperarse de una
costunbre tan perjudicial que ha
comenzado a enYenenar el arganis-
mo tan temprono?
Por ell bien de la patria. deben
los maestros fiar su atencion sobre
un asunto que tanto intereSa al
porvenir de la juventud.
Los paises del mundO mas iluS-
trados, Sc unen para defenderse
contra la tuberculosis y el alcoho-
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6ndolas

( -
Las yeis a yiejecitas2 Pues
todas vosotras os pareceis i elias.
En- ESQ en- que hoy hay una
smueca;; ah1, en- ese rostro aperga-
minado VIC galan amoroso bioco
irresistible, mohin que aVivo anhe-
los, signo que inspire poemas.
Esos ojes de color indefnido,
.casi eerrados, desproyistos de pesta-
mas; fueron un tempo refectores
de una alma apasionada; luees de
destello hermoso.
No 0s riais, no. Mirad: En-
esa boca hoy arrugada y desforme
Sc han posado. besos apasionados
de amor, y por ahi por esa hoy
cuenca desdentada, han salido en-
un tempo palabras enloquecedoras.
No os riais, one todas vosotras
os pareceis a elias.
Aquella, cuya nariz arreman-
gada resulta de fgura grotezea,
tiene todos los rasgos en- su fisono-
mia, que me hacen descubrir ell
rostro exacto de una vecinita mia
muy agraciada; aquella de mas ALA
que gesticula y mueve las mandi-
bulas como 81 estuYiera comiendo
mazapan, tiene. en- ell rostro una
redondez, oculta a los que no sa=
ben obserVar, que senala gran Sc
mejanza con la bella Joaquinita.
Esotra que ahora tiembIa y
corcoVada mira con mirar incierto,
ha sido en- sus mocedades la &vera
efigie~ de mi amiga Luisa.
La que ahora Sc levanta, asi
como Ia veis, que va miranda ha-
cia la tumba, tuyo admiradores por
centenares, y fu6 gala y ornate de
estos jardines, como 10 es Bel6n, la
bella Beleneita, que tiene en- su faz
todos los tonos que ostentara aque-
LA.
iEh! caras curtidas y rugosas
por la fuerza del tempo, vosotras
habeis tenido tambi6n vuestros
dias placidos, vuestros encantos Y
vuestros amores. Vosotras vieieci-
tas que llevais ell frio- de los amos
en- las sienes y ell hielo de la tum-
ba en- vuestros corazones, tambi6n
habeis tenido como las pollitas de
ahora, alegrias y anhelos.
Vosotras viajeras hoy, con la
maleta del desencanto por dnico
equipaje, habeis tambi6n sido bellas
y os queda solo en- ell fondo de
vuestras almas envuelto en- la pc
numbra, el recuerdo del pasado.
No os rias, pollitas, que voso-
tras os pareeeis a elias.
Y en- ell trascurso de los amos
tendreis en- vuestra faz, tersa hoy
como una hoja de rosa, arrugas
que vayan pregonando vuestra edad,
ese cuerpo, hoy agil y flexible, nu-
be de alba blancura que Sc niece
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Julian MatielZO

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to surtido para ir stalaciones de mo
dort s, bafIos duchas, fregaderos etc,
4 Ademas de ofrecsr & los propie-
tar os a mas bsio precio que mir gal
ma otra casa, garantiza no solo e.
material sino Ell proyecto 6 iustaia
cion completa segun 10 exige ls jun
to Superior de Slnidad por contsr
con personal competente para el ca
SO, ademas esta casa facilitarA Ia for
ma del pago & aquellos propieta RIGS
que en- Ell momento de hacer la IFS
talaci6n no cuerten con toda IA can
tidad que dicha instalaci6n importe.
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