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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-26
On the Contract Basis.

Washington, Feb. 25.-The proposed
change of the rural free delivery system
from the salary to the contract basis was
today embodied in special bill ordered
reported by the House Committee on
Postofice and Post Roads. This is in
tended TO take the place of similar
provision in the postoffice appropriation
bill which Is considered inconsistent with
the rules. The special bill follows the
form of the clause in the appropriation
bill and in addition prohibits the sub
letting of rural delivery routes or the
taking of more than one route by one
person
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-26
MEXICO Is ANGRY.
Does Not Like Chile's Action Re-
garding Arbitration Matter.

Mexico City. Feb. 25.-The action OF
Chile regarding the arbitration matter
which was discussed in the Pan-Aneri-
can Congress caused sharp and adverse
comment here. 1t will be remembered
that soon after the closing OF the inter-
national American congress the Chilean
delegates to the congress sent congratu-
latory messages to the Gear of Russia
and the Queen of the Netherlands based
on the fact that the conference had
adopted, with respect to arbitration. The
Hague Conventions.
1t has even been reported. though prob
ably without serious foundation that the
Mexican delegation contemplated sending
an explanatory note on this subject to
the European chancellories.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-26
GOVERNMENT DEFEATED.
I liberals outvote Conservatives in
House of Lords.

London, Feb. 25.--The government was
defeated In the House of Commons to-
Captain Norton Q.iberaD called atten--
ton to the excessive hours OF labor OF
eminent should be empowered to demand
returns from the railroad companies OF
the hours exceeding twelve per day work
ed by their servants. After some debate
which was directed to showing tina,
of the railroad employees. Gerald Balfour
Conservative. on behalf of the govern
ment. admitted that there was some JUS
tification for the motion and that he
was willing to accept a modified form
thereof, but the House carried Captain
Nortons original motion by 1856 votes to
l54. amid loud cheers from the opposi-
ton
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-26
NOTICE

In the District Court of the United States,
For the Middle District of Alabama.
In the matter of J. r. Darby & Sons. Banks
rupt--In Bankruptcy.
Pursuant to order in the above entitled
cause / will receive until the ist day OF
March, 1902. sealed bids for two separate
certain stocks of goods. wares and merchan.
disc belonging to the above bankrupt estate.
one situated In the. city of Troy, and the
other in the town OF Starlight. Alabama.
Prospective purchasers can examine said stocks
by application TO Messrs. Foster, Sanford &
This the 22nd day OF February, so2.
+. ]. SMITH. Receiver.
Care Lomax. Crum 6 Well. Montgomery. Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-26
Fire Destroys Saw Mil.

Orange. Tex. Feb. 25;-Fire which start
ed tonight at As o'clock has destroyed
the saw mill of the u. T. Wingate Lum-
Der Company. belonging to the M T..
Jones estate. The fire is under control
appart ntly though a close watch will be
kent to prevent its getting into the lum-
her ward. Loss $4,000; partially insured.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-26
Farmer uses His Gun.

Vinita. /. T.. Feb. 25.-Jesse Glenn. a
well known farmer. today shot and in
stantIy killed Edward Montgomery and
seriously wounded Montgomery's son dur
ing a DISPUTE that arose over a trivial
matter. a United States Marshal went
out to Glenn's farm to arrest him, but
before he arrived Glenn had killed him
self.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-26
Found Dead in Bed.

Chicago. Feb. 25.-Thomas d. Robert
son, a Wholesale jcweler of Dallas. Tex.
was found dead in bed in his room to-
night at the. Majestic Hotel. Death had
evidently resulted from natural causes. as
there was no apparent indication Of sui
eide or murder. The burial will take
place at the home of the dead mans par
ents, near Detroit, Mich.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-26
washburn Goes to Cuba.

Minneapolis, Mimi. Feb. Eek United
States Senator w. d. Washburn left
Minneapolis last night for Cuba where
he expects to make a careful study of
the island and its commercial relations to
this country. Senator Washburn believes
that the United States government is not
doing it's duty in the matter of Cuban
reciprocity
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-26
1zN Il. H.,
PHYSICIAN with . large practice
undertakes too much. He cannot
make \ anecialty of any one disease.

/ IN IblOlAN WIN soa4O Phi.
N undertakes too much. He cannot
- make q speciality Of any one disease.
So it iis only natural that the family physi'
clans treatment is not always thorough.
lie has no time TO devote himself to the
study Of the diseases peculiar to women.
He often does not tell the patient what IL the
cause q her headache, backache and the
long list Of ills peculiar to women. He
i be or simply female weakness. HIS
treatment may help the trouble for while
but it usually returns. Thousands Of wo-
men hsve been treated for liver and kidney
trouble when they are suffering with dis.
o,dered menses. Under this treatment
they suffer patiently for years, ntbe mean
~ II advancement. Then they hear
lie doctors suggestion Of "operation". ;.
In Thousands Of cases Wine Of Cardui
has worked . cure where doctors - nave
failed. Wine Of Cardui Is known all over
Nc world A a medicine which accurately
regulates menstruation. Disordered men
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-26
Victims of Wood Alcohol.

Little Rock. Ark. Feb. 25.-A Gazette
special from Fayetteville says: News has
reached here that three men at West
VILE, |. T.. drank wood alcohol. as the
result of which George Stokes of Spring
f,eld is dead. Abe Smiley, a second vic
tim. is now totally blind, The third vie
Tim is in precarious condition. Al
were citizens of this country.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-26

three for a wedding. four for a BIRTH
Your Majesty must look round for a Sec
ond, or third, or a fourth magpie."
oh, irdeed!' thoughtfu1ly replied thu
Kaiser; "a fourth maybe means asbirth.
does it? But supposing there is a fifth
magpie, what thenF"
IF you see fifth magpieS' answered
the Duke. very solemnly. ut means
twins" .s = x$st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-26

months later she married.
Early In December she came to chi
cago and went insane at the convent OF
Poor Ciares. It is thought, from the Sc
we're strain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-26

A nom poisonous vegetable CURE for tacera-
ton and Inflammation Of the mucous meiii-
branes Of the urethra all private urinary dis
eases and weakness of men and women ~
MO is Guaranteed to Cure or Money Refunde.L
Cures in 40 hours without pain. Especially
advised for old. obstinate cases Drugsists.
or sent prepatd ST. Address DIR. Ray a. Co..
soe fremont St. Boston. Mass. Free medical
advice given Write for book. gent sealesl--
Free. ZY-MO sold in Montgomery by r. e.
Fowler. sWa-T-su
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-26
President Reaches Washington.

washington, Feb. S.-The special train
bearing President Roosevelt and some OF
those who went to New York TO witness
the launching Of the Emperors yacht.
returned to Washington Al SAT O'Clock
foniUhf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-26
Garguiio heard From.

Constantinople Feb. GA. A. Gargou-
Ito. the dragoman of the American lega-
ton today telegraphed from Strimltza,
Macedonia. today as follows:
Have seen Miss Stone. Will leave with
the ladies for Salonica February 26."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-26
Oldest and Best.

S. S. S. is a combination OF roots
and herbs OF great curative powers.
and when taken into the circulation
searches out and removes all manner
of poisons from the blood, without
the least shock or harm to the system.
On the contrary, the general health
begins to improve from the first dose,
for S. S. S. is not only blood purifier.
but an excellent tonic, and strength
ems and builds up the constitution
while purging the blood OF impuri-
ties. S. S. S. cures all diseases OF
blood poison origin, Cancer, Scrofula.
Rh e u III a SIN. Chronic Sores and
Ulcers, Eczema, Psoriasis, Salt
Rheum, Herpes and similar troubles,
and is an infallible cure and the only
antidote for that most horrible disease,
Contagious Blood Poison.
A record of nearly fifty years OF
successful cures is record to be proud
OF. S. S. S. is more popular today
than ever. 1t numbers its friends by
the thousands. Our medical cores
pondence is larger than ever in the
history of the medicine. Many write
to thank us for the great good S. S. S.
has done them, while others are seek
ing advice about their cases. All
letters receive prompt and careful
attention. Our physicians have made
a life-long studyof Blood and Skin Dis
eases, and Northumberland such cases
than the ordinary practitioner who
makes a speciality of no one disease.
SIS S: !; !: q; 1: s:
~ ~ - partment, and invite
you to write us if you have any blood
or skin trouble. We make no charge
whatever for this service.
the SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. GA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-26
IF the Baby Is Cutting Teeth,

Be sure and use that old and well-tried remedyi
WRS-1 wINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. foI
children teething. II soothes the child softens
the gums, allaYs all pain, cures wind colit
and Is the best remedy for diarrhoea- Twenty
ave cents bottle. su-Wd-ff
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-26
BoER ENJOYS ARRIVE.
Wolmarans, Vessels and de Bruyen
Reach New York

New York, Feb. 25.-Among the pas
sengers who arrived today on board the
steamer Rotterdam and Boulogne was
Messrs Wolmarans and Vessels. Boer
delegates and DR.. de Bruyen, secretary
of the Boer Embassy
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-26

Let a man stay up until midnight for
xeek and ne viii tell you that he never goes
to bed before that hour.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-26
ROYAL sUPERsTITToNs.
King Carlos of Portugal breads to
Transact Business on Friday.

st. Louis Repubne.
The King Of Portugal II really an emil
nentlv practical, shrewd business man,
and is certainly not Influenced In his ac-
tons to any great extent by superstl-
tions. King Carlos is a bright, happy. wit
~ monarch all through the week. ex-
cept on one day. and that day is Friday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-26

limbs off. isn't lit Tommy's Pop-Yes. my
son. Tommy-Then does that make prunes
grow on il?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-09
In aCtO de partidO.

Antenoche celebro &C si6a extraor
diuarls el comic local del parti DO
fsierSl de esta ciudEd con objeto de
nombrar delegados que 10 represen
ten en- 10 proxina ssambles qua Sc
cslebrara el dia 20. habiando results
do electos los eef11rss .Gregorio Ro
drigusz y Jose Elzaburu.
PArece, ssgda ESQ cor firmarse
Ia noticia de cercano meeting de fade
rales y t&l vez no resulten tsmpoco
inciertos los rumores que con insis
tencia circular relatives licencia
miento de las faerzas politicas de di
cho pArtido g un radical cambio en-
sn poiitica.
Ms psrece de mucho interes pa
rs Ell bienestar de la is|A que esa par
tido, asf como el partido republics
no, mediten las corrieates de 10 OPT
ni6n = 6 ella se atemperen. Las ne
cesidadss de la isla reclsmen de los
puertorriquef1os una Acci6n con "a
bien encaminada y dirijids, puesto
que estando todos de &cuerdo en- pun
to & los intereses p1blice s, psrece
natural que por virtud del collective
ekfuerzo sean recsbadas del congre
SO americana las meiidas que sc
consideren titles 6 nuestros lntere
ses y aspiracioEes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-09
UN PR0BLEMA
que neceSita Soluci6n.

MIR. G. Hunt, contratista de car
ne para 10 tropa, ha veoido suminis,
trSndola oil tipo de doce centavos y
4 timamenie IL offeci6 korce. lPor.
Que Ia csrne SO vende en- puestrO mer
cAdo de 26 & 90 centavos. Pealmeute
no nos explicsmos esto.
SPor qn6 Il csrna preparada,
envssads, trssportada y vendida en-
Pue to Rico procedeute de los e tE-
dos u aidos, esta ma al alcance del
puehlo puertorr' quef1o que Ia carne
cehsda y sacrificeda en Ia isls, pro
cedents de nue. trAs ganaderias?
iCuanto produce de ganancia m
ki'o de In primers class de carne?
lCuanto SO quiere gsnar en- un kilo
de carne de lA sagunds?
&c ,mo explicar que los puerto
rriqueflos sesn os tan crueles con no.
sotros mismos?
iQaien podria dar soluci6n a este
problsms sin olvidar, por supuesto,
q, Ia carne importsds es dc rohu tos
novillcs y IL de Ia isla es oksi ssguro
que procsde de hueyes viejos?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-09
PrOp6SitoS del
Hon. GODernadOr

Ell Gobarnsdor embarcara muy
en- breve para los E tados Unidos.
Espera estar de vuelta en- 10 Isla ell
dla 10 de Ostubre. regressndo con
Mrs Hunt y sus tres hijas, lss sef1o'
r1tas e IL zsbeth, Helen, y Ia nif1ita
Gertrudis Darsnte su permanent IL
EN- los e tn los Unidos, el G.; b 7rns
dor residira con sn f&milia en- G ,ze:
novia, Nueva York, Su hijo pasara
las vscsciones COZ 81.
Autes de reg 'esar. ira q Was
higton para ocu arse de Il distribu
ci6n de terrenos, de srntados con Gu
bs, y de otrcs sEunt tos p1blieos de
i'm pcftancia para Pto Rico
Desc ame Il Goheruador buenz
f. rtuna en- sus gestioles &cerca de
'o' &suntcs re'ativos Ala prosIeri
dad de este psfs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-09
CAROLINA.
(De maestro corvesponsal')

Julio 8 Campliendo 81 deber
en- que estoy de inf nm d ese dis-
rio de 10 que aquf ocurre sensual
mente, empiezo hoy & llensr mi CO.
metido, no Fin tropezAr con an gran
ohstaculo como 10 es sin duda la cs.
reucia de noticias de una semana 8
ests parte. Durante ella por virtu3 1
de una nueva Ley va conocids, este
pros sim patico pueblo ha ex
t DIDO So jurisdicc On hAsts Tru.
jillo alto, fgusando desae Ell dis pri'
nero como uno de sus bsrrios.
-Tambien en- Is 81 msnA que
acaba de pasAr ha tomsdo no session
81 nrevo Juez de- Peg Doc Fortuna.
to de- Vizcsrrondo, pssando sn ia
risdicc On tcdos los asuDtos crimlDa-
les de Qua vepfa couociendo Ell jug i.
gRdo municipal.
Son muchos los c&samientos
cat6licos que vieua celebrAndo EN- es.
te pueblo y sua hs1rios ei Redo. Pa'
dre Miota. Uaos voluutarismente
y otros onligsdos por el CUCo del
C6digo que tras nal trser 4 los que
ha.ts hora no habi&n podido 8 que
rido casgrse prefiriendo, vivir en- Gun
cubiuato. Els de- @plaudir ell desin'
tires del padra Miota para con les
infelices que carecan de recnr3o con
Que sStia fscer los derech que 81
correspondent. Tangan 8 ro dinero
cumpie su mission
-Por fin SO llev6 & efeeto ano.
che 81 bsila anuociado por <LA Co.
lonia Es % d las-d este pueblo: que
dc bastante concarrido paro Ia IL q
sica dsi6 much que desear.
e Bill 6 Lay so5re cierra de
tienSAs denAs esta blecimientos los
Domirgos diss festivos viene dan
do uuy malos resuitsdos en- este
pueblo Los campesinos ono con-
Curran NJ mercGdo en- esos t=s, tls
nen forzoaameute que II, 8 ak q Gus
respectigss cAsas sin las prcviaiones
neceserias 81 sostanimiento durante
10 semana, por el POGO tismpo de que
disponep, tenieudo que volvec 81
Lunes, y perdiendo por tanto un ola
de trabsjo.
-Hs caueado mpy bueua impre-
sion en- Is opin;oa pdbicA de cate
pueblo, el %rt1cn{o de ala Damocra.
cfa. titulado GEO ga mantirs.a
-HA sido designad0 para Jnez
de Paz supiante de este pueblo, ei
distirguido joven don Ganeroso Alon
so y Albert, LicenciAdo en- FArms'
els. :.
Ell Hotel Dolores. propieded
dc la% miga Lols Farnandtz, So ve
constantemente fsvoracido pcr 81
p6blico, 8 pessr del POGO tempo que
llavA de estA b acido. 10 caa! prueba
ell esmeraoi simo trato one allf reci.
be Ell que 10 vista.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-09
Ramona Sicard0.

Esth distiuguids compstriots,
professors de pisno, acab& de ohte'
rer briilen1isimo teiurfo en- ell Con
s9rvatorio de- Ia HabAus, en- donde
&lcan26 su tftulo en- primsra lfnea
con notas de sQhresaliente
< consecpencia de habersa pre-
senta do oposici6n para los pranios
que han de Sdju 4icarse, esto ha de
morado ell visj9 d, la senora Sicar'
o6 d ests isls.
Dada Ia competencis y talento
de aqoella intalig NE puertorrique'
ia, q quieu felicit&mos, es de espe'
rAr que Cbtex ga nuevcs triunfos ar
tfsticos con los cueles gegssea14 en-
ereve & 10 patris.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-09
No eS Verdad.

"a sns xi5r 10 puebles no oriv4n
4 nirgda cin 1aaaEo del recho
q actcrai. S6psae, puss, que nc es
''"rto, que csrace de fondfmeatn
casnto Sc digs en- contrsrio. Nsda
ii que ver Is anex 6a de m pua
b o otro con el derecho de todo
oiudadano 6 emitir su veto en las
urnss. 81 ctrs cosa 80 propala. es
faltSs abiertamente6 { 10 verdad, 8 pos
ma'a fd.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-09
Doctor Rafael CeSterO.

BVUVV1 16W1tNVI VVUEU1Ve
Cirugfa general
PArtos.
Intermediates del aparsto
genetc urinario del hombre y de 10
muir.
Consultas de &4P. M.
Guayana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-09
cIedItoyAhlIIo Ponceho
Coauocdtorio d Ju1eta General

En- cumplimieuto Del arifculo 20.
del r e amanto, Ia acordsdo 10 Jun
ia de G bferuo g eb-sr Junts Gere
rsl de Accionistag el domingo IL del
corriente las uusve de In maGana
an ell donicilio de H. Scciedsd.
Los tened res de- socicnes al pof
tador deberAn depositarlss en- la Sc
crets ria con veints y cnatro hor' q
9e srticip&ci6n para tenar dereeho
1 ssistir Al Junts.
Ponce, 8 de Julio de 1902.
e Secrataric,
e SIMOMPIETR1.
Vo. Be prssidente.
Enrique {. Triisa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-09
Ell Sr. Matienzo Cintron
fila Su actitud.

Ausente por breves dias de esta
ciudad eli senior Matienzo Cintr6n, Sc
hAlla de regreso en- ella. Habiendo
circulsdo en- una parte de 10 prensa
versiones acarca de que este compa
triota abrigaba propositos de aleiar'
Sc de Ia polftica, nuo de nues6ros re-
porters le visit6 snoche al objft' de
obtener i, rmes exsctos del asatl-
tc.
E. sefior Matieuzo con su proven
bial bondsd de cars cter, recibia g
cAriflossm mente, y sonriendo, dfjole.
eE inexacto cuantc Sc ha dicho Acer
ca de mi actitu5. No me he aps rtado
un aoiee de Ia Inca de conducta que
vengo observando desde hkce . g1i
temp lie modo que. sigs adelaute
en- r1is profo .itns y contir ID frme
en ID propsgands que conoce u
PoerIO Ricc1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-09
Norma para Ia opinion
PUBLICA.

Sc nos afirma que ell popular
movimiento de ideas tan ostensible
sctualmente an Ia isla determinar6
muy an breve ID formation de un CO.
mite cen raj que CON estudio y con
sulta de Is opinion pub'ica, dc for
me- y ancauce aquellAs ideas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-09
Una bOmba.

c n vo.sn s Ala, y loca. iikta
para funeionar 81 vpr, Sc vende
nsrata. 1nformaran On Ia 0orrsspon.
dsnsia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-09
Partida de Ajedrez.
RECORD.
&OTiNA. .ALDAmA.
(BLANCAS) (NEGRAS

(BLANCAS) (NEGRAS
i B. Ps3n Ps&1 del R9y Ia 4 0asilla del
l" NJ pfGn si1ia '"Oali0 de R0ln' 9 ca
q B.. Peon de la Reina a la a casilla.
% NJ - Pe6n de la Reina la d casilla.
e" r Pe6n del Rey la 5" casilla.
O@ NJ Peon de la Tore de la Reina
. M Ia 8" casilla
A@P Caballo del Rey la 8" casilla
Ia del Alhl del hey.
A. NJ Al oaea1,o de Ia 6snR 6s1 kaS Ia 81 0aslla
f" z . Al6l del Rey la 2" casilla
Rey.
ca ut Ami de la Reina la 81 casilla
Na" del Alfl del Rey. Come caballo
blanco.)
Re r : Ali del Rey q su tercera casilla
(Alhl come el Alfl negro.)
s. NJ Peon del key a la 8 oasilla'
7@ r /. Peon del Alfil de la Reina la a
CaslIla.
7a N Peon del Alfl Dana ga casilla
Ass Alhl de la Dana.
g. B. Ga; Gaos,3 a5 de- de- e Rds. sina Ia oaslla
g.: NJ Alal de Rey a la So ma del ca
ballo de Relna
% 2 keIna, a la 5' casllla de su ca
0s ballo.
g. NJ ALL del Rey a la A" oasilla de la
Tore de la Reina.
ND Enrroque por ell tianco del Rey; es
LIZ La te q la Gasllla de ca ballo; Tore
q la del Altil.
10 NJ Pe6n de la Tore del Rey su ga
caslla.
I'D Peon de Alfl de Reina 50 casilla
! d. do la Reina.-Peon toma pe6n.
II HT Peon del Alfl de Reina la "A Ca
/ Ns" silla decla Reina (Peon toma peon)
7Op Cabailo de la Relna d la 81 casilla
AA - de la Keina. iona pe0n.
TO MT Caballo de la keina 81 casilla del
La Ns AItl de La kena.
TOD Caballo q la d" casila del Alfl de
1O Ds Key Jaque al key.
Is NJ hey "a oas'-la del Alfll del . ksy "
II D. Ill de Reina, Alhltoma caballo.
IA MT Tore de Reina a 2" casiila de
IL Ns la misma Tore,
16 B. Reina ga casilla de su Tore. Ja-
que al Rey.
Is NJ Hs1-ll0 RsS. de Rey a ga oasill' dol
16p Cabalo, & la Z" casilla de Ia Rel
na. Jaque al Rey.
ia ut Rey Id casllla del caballo del
LIZ Ns- Rey.
II B. Ain del Rey, su 81 casilla.
17 MT Tore de la Reina q "a casilla de la
- Na Relnd (Iorre toma caba io.)
TO . Peon del caballo de ia Relua, Il la
~ O' 4" casilla del mismo-
70 N . Alfil la D. casIlla del caballo de
AO As' la keina "a til toma al peon)
10p Reina, q la A casilla de su caballo
Reina toma ell Alil.
~ M Tore de la Reina la 5' casilia
de la Reina. (Torre tema peon)
ZU b. Reina la casilla de 81 Tore.
Oh nj - kena Su o. caslla.
on Reina la Ga caslla de su Tore;
Il bs-Reina toma Peon.
2l Mercy d la "a casilla de su Tore.
% B.. -.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-09
Dos ventiladoreS.

Apr. piados para fabrf.s ] 6a
macenas se vendeu q bsjo pree Q,
Infotmaran On La CsfSssponae's-
eia.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-01
WOULD HUSH 1T UP
Friends Trying to Exert Influence
Over Senator and Mrs.
Brown.

Strong influence. IL is stated. Is being
brought TO bear upon both Senator and
Mrs. Brown to induce them 10 with
draw the proceedings they have
launched against each other. Mutual
friends are advising each to hush the
matter up before it has gone any fur
ther. but Mrs. Brown has announced
her determination to push the case
against her husband, and II Is doubtful
whether any results will come from the
efforts 10 check the sensation that has
proven such an earthquake in this
city's social circles.
1t is known that persons advised Mrs.
Brown TO withdraw her proceedings as
soon as IL became known that she had
had her husband and Mrs. Bradley ar
rested. but they were met with the
avowal Of determination TO proceed.
While Mr.. Brown will make no state
ment whatever, Il is generally believed
thar he viii not attempt to press the
suit for divorce, in consequence Of the
later developments brought about by
the first step in the direction OF a sew
erance of his material ties. Mrs.
Brown states that she does not believe
that he viii so ahead with the matter
now that Mrs. Bradley. whom she ac-
cuses OF having forced Mr.. Brown 10
take the first step Is away and is I'M
der the fire OF scandal that has been
directed upon her.
Mrs. Brown admits she does not
know just what she might do with her
complaint should the senator consent
10 withdraw his proceedings and agree
to leave Mrs. Bradley alone in the
hereafter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-01
DIED.

JOHNSON-In this city. Sept. so, 1902, Of
abscess Of the liver. Daniel S. Johnson.
in the 26th year of his age.
Announcement of the funeral services
later.
WOODWARD.-In this city. Sept. 80. 1902.
OF peritonitis. Mary Z. A. Woodward,
wife of Walter Woodward.
Funeral services from the residence.
$50 South West Temple street. Thursday
at D. m. Body will be shipped 10 Span
ish Fork Friday morning.
WILLIAMSON this city. Sept 20, 1862,
of spinal meningitis. William d. VIII
liams. infant son of W. r.. and Sarah
Williams. aged ! year and months.
Funeral from residence. 647 South Third
West street, Thursday at D. m.
JOHANSON.-At $50 East Eighth South
street. Sept. 90. 1902 of old age, Breta
f. Johanson, aged 81 years, months
and q DAYS.
Funeral services will be held Thursday
at l D. m. from the family residence.
Friends are invited 10 attend. Tnterment
will take place in Cottonwood cemetery.
BUTCHER-In this CITY. Sept 30, 1902,
Mrs. Sophia Butcher. aged So years.