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SIR OITR SFCOR Award.
partner and Daughter Of Icno se"or Dis
mute for Government Money.

MARY p Smith, wife q lsHhc = smith.
ha- a suit pending o. tho Supreme Court
s,,iu.t her uncle James = S"cor. who i
= YEAR old. 10 have n determined who II
entitled 70 an award of s>7.6iS for work on
pa, war vcs-ol Muhuugo fpr The Government
during tho civil War Mrs. smith is suing
as 'No admiuistratriS Of her father Hono
Sprur
Nr- smith savs that tho award hv 'on-
,rr-- has hcen made payah." 40 ~" courts
NAV determine and that her un"l" COLI
tends that ue L. entitled To n.ts money as
surviving partner - hi~ brother .
Mr. smith applied Tor r"C"iv'r ana Nali
that Itfr,- I S'ooT j. lr-ul''ti- IA 'P-
position Mr. So"or set up that r"gaTu."ss
~ his az. be- I- s'ill act .vclN "ngag'i IN
work involving millions ot dollars ana -
executor of az Ds'at" ot haN a m!llon' ne
h,- t.,cn President ~ the Tu."iu. Peoria anu
Western Railway Company ana in"iaFlng
director uf the Missouri Iowa and Nehrns"A
Railway COMPANY Justice hIauChaIl oc-
ui.d tl. motion fur a receiver ana Mr' H'Nor
ha- sppeal"d.
During 'he Ciyil War The thro" lro'hers
Z.uo, Charles \ Scrpr and th" d'i'huSht
w,p, engaged m -hipbulldirg. 'haiI'- :
4 Sarar dt"d in 1854 In presenting 'lalins
AGAINST the gov,rumcn' IT." N''ur br"th'f-
.VI.ud,i larg" suns uf money IN ''ut-''
fe.s Robert 81 Inrcrsoll represented ,h"ih
at times IT, is0s they got an award ul sli''-
500 and in 1870 another award oi s'''iio'
The sun., 1902-07-09
DOtGHHRTY.H NEIL LPArFREEMAN
If the tty wonr-Fact u lie Has Already
Engaged the Providence Engineer.

Commissioner Dougherty made u known
YESTERDAY that II tho Aldermen DO not ap-
prove N, resolution authorizing him -
enu'Iy n consulting engineer for thr""
months ~ 4 remuneration ~ $500 he will
pay 'he money out of his own pocket. Tho
cuginsor IA Mr. DougAcrty's mind d. John
Freeman % Providence, Il. |. In fact,
Mr. pough-rty. without waiting for the
Aldermen. has alreaiY engage! Mr Frer-
mhn for several dsvs Mr. Freeman has
been doing work for the Water DeilHi tTncn'
Commissioner pougu"rty said yesterday
ahuut this.
II great city like New York does not
want tn Jay o. the services II COMPS
tent rugino,r and wants To l"t a Cltirn
Who IL uHf a mulionairs bcsr the expense.
vhy, all right
II was after he had rnada 'his declaration
that Mr pnugherty la, IL out that MT Fro
partmout and tso N" CommiSsiuu"r slNtl
Wtl ztav there until the matter l. settled.
For some time u has hr"n knovu that
Commissioner Dough"r'v has i"'en any N-
iou- 60 put MIR fr'- -uan AZ work. "
secret has lecn made II n" fact that Mr
poughcr'v would like him tp replace CHIEF
Engineer Birl~all When ~" resolution
empowering the Com missioner 20 eugagr
Nr Freeman fur thr"" months vas pr".
-..fItoi o. 'h" Nlyrmru ou Monday sever Al
opposed y on 'h" ground that q vas in
teti.i A. q wcIRr To- get Nr Freeman
r.-rmArrr'lv into 'h,' department aui fo
suppliut Nr NriS,il
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~ p0Rr SOCIETY.
Cards out for Nartlr-o"lrirhs wedding
Iiuc Uathing AZ ~poutinE Rock.

NYvpOEr. July .H carly Tar' - 'le
-. .,.,,-, I,.' u. .- 4ff.r!,.,.,r, IL cl.ar,.I
t. ,...,... AMI ..-..,,. war,
away '.'' '.'
90 ."I''.
Wr,lf,p ,lun,Hr entertained a number
- f,t,,.ta NJ ur. l..u Wa afternoon 1T
49,. ,..,. u.,, D.... I.,. f.,1r- v,r,. ais,
u-. ., NJ, c.,
given ~ MI "y..'' '.' w. W. w. ~
B g. Hr'-' .'.. |'. ''r '."'.'
Nj Nuut ~a'u- '.. 1t.El',- . Nr and
Nj V...4r,. d 81. ..- .- I'D. I.. oio - tie
.........-. .., ,.. f-....r, ...,..r ~.
g., a., 80.
'f'i'N ' '' o. ' ' ''''
honor.
Tie int.t'i,ra ~ ~" wedding - Miss
go, I.-.rl. ,g..I..r q Mr. and Nrs
r Al ,.r,.I- o.. p.r Il N,,,i-
N'.''
v'r' - '.i '.. to- N'l' -'u',,
'..'E l"' 80 ..'.' 'N. I.' 'at' VII
'NN', i'A, 10 '' -'" 900, =, . :" 'h
The sun., 1902-07-09

NIL r'pN-i. on MDpiay. July a. At Hotel
Ns'..r.a.. . tyrUHl 'ever. rIwAri. son Of
iar sfr $40 au. 'IsnH" Mott Ieu
T..s-a. er = Wednesday. y noon, al the
,t.-1 ~ ,ar TRANSPORTATION, EAa so'h st.
r..rreni gr,n,e.
Pr..tWtI -N Iondou. rnsland. July =.
D.s,s ur..g INK rAu, oi N'u YORK.
CLAD. .N'r..,,r.. England on July :. " Ham
,.tfa. . o.. ,-t .nt - .' a,'. IurWrry
~ Nruar. e. '.
rRr,--u ,rrr1rl.r-hv 80 Ssa. Tuesday. July
,up... ....., o.. ,sn af tbr ate Michael and
MAI, D. ..,, .' ynar.. s. O.. 10 ne 1''h year.
F...re. .. .-s 90 &c. NHr,N church, Main
U..... ..c. -.,t Mes, orange. y Do, Tturs.
a,.. ... t.. u. arrival % . Do %. N. train from
NgvN.r. .H. g.. a -. IS o..
EVANS suddenly. J.a q I.or. q, Hansns y V
s. Aur.- as.i 90. ~.n ui Iayl N. ami Ashe'
F.,.r4. ,..,..s ~ ''s 80, residence sn iIth
.r,,t .- ..a.gn. H.Hu'siHv 'yorinr. July =.
,,s..... .rfrr.rrrf t,r~vr vupd ,ruirtsry
SAurfsNr .st at Nufr'e,Hwn, y. !. July
fuu. HI..u INr.sr Garrison.
g,r.-r. ,.r..- a. H's n'~ residence. ~ Red'ori
o.. H-....... ~ 4. ir.iHy evening, July ~.
r,..a..I.N
cRf.>..af en- T.c~iay. July - at Lar,
Ya.f y B.. NI.Au Gtrrnuush.
Trr.rs. ..rt'res on saturday. July -. ~ Noun,
..ng-.. ....f trrY. 'Errfidgr, Mass
NA,.FN 40 Co.. rNgrnCr ~ Ms >in. iol Pas,
-.H. Isl. .Hu VH.Hpy morning. July :. 1909
.rrrs u,r.ry vN,,rn. in tas 1SIh year Of his
T,r--,. ,--v.-.' arl '0i.rnsnt At Ahany. y. Y.
.. ....rs-sS. 1a.g v.
N,,,Ns. Az .,r .n'' r"sii"no~ iono Thiri sv
......... l...ltr. f.Iy :. H1grii MAlr~
n,.f,, .l.s.tcr 90 Major ana Mrs Edward r.
p I.., vrlr-,,iaT afternoon a, O'Clock
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SUES WlFE'S LOVE
CtwPE WANTS s5o.spo DANt0ES
tND 4 Diy0RCI.
tie tn-. . ius uunch ef L~,t-rs Alleged
To Have nr-n written b, he De
fcndsnt To Nr-. tampe -IurmAn IL
Arrested L,.i lie Leave the state.

WuirE TIAtN~. july Reginald FNir-
uan q New York city WIS arr,sted at Rvs
la,s lat night, While on the way 10 his
hbulo. hy p"puty shcfiH kus-. In con-
n,stion with = put brought against him
hy Iguatius b. CamTs of a. West Niuetsenth
street. New York. for So go for alternating
N" Affections Il Mrs. CamIs The order
Of aIr-t was ,-su'.d by Justtcs rrlAI. Fur
uian was arrested ~ he stepped from the
train aud be- ~ iu hs carriag. with the
deputy shcrih and drove to the clubho,Se.
~hers so.uu hal was furnished by Maria
Tlrman fnersou. Furman's sister. who
lrs on Milton Point, and samuel IL. Gra-
ham of Ryo.
When tho Deputy sheriff and F,urnan
drove up to Mrs Emorson's house 20 have
the tsll hoad signed, Mrs Emcrson was
entertaining a hig house party. Her gue-i $
csme out 10 ssc what the excitemen: was
about and great diplomacy ~ss us.d TO
prevent them from l,Aruins that Frman
was m C,ist udy
Campo alleges In his complaint that 10
Vas married 10 Teresa Russell In isS that
his wife and FurrnAn committed acts on
witch he hssrs his complaints. from 1898
vi TO 1870, that .n isJ Mrs. Campo sub
mit,ed To criminal operation. CAMPO
further all"ge that the defendant mall
clio, ,lv induced her - dessert the plaintiff.
lau.Ic has also teCuu proceedings agaiiIst
his wife !uT al -ulu'" divurVo, LAmihg
luTiu al ~ OnT,- yuadvut.
fur tho pt-t 'v. year, Mrs Campo l.as
lo-n spending %" summer months at Lee
House a hu,rlug house On the Boston
ros' R"ai. II is all'gSi that furman
spe-t ovusiltral.r of his I'm. th"r"
Appended g. the o'mplaiEt is large
uvmt"r - letters written tu Mrs. 'ami-'
hy Hrmau. ard found hy Mr.. Camie =
husband. Among them are th"so.
pr,H Mrs ,,Nrr It,rr that YOU are not
a lady OF your word luu Wor" % Wriie
ne Vhst dsy THIS week "" could play about
toseth,r aud have necu vHItlHg ~ % urIiv
a. ! could. | aIu b.-ct by Hu tN!ul fear that
black kitten ~ -um'tuiue - o." sind l.eGs"
I' 800" know What sou az" 81 sud y zen ! can
80" you. ? hANN
% NASSAU srREET. N'N York.
pER M.EIsS ..l.u CON" nut TO- notrns
Iight ON tho H- tram, j. A., - bath" carry
ard develop al ro syMV'ora y"A ,conSc-
Hlrutly eau. u Z.
A letter written from Muldoon's Hygiruir
Ir~fitut. dat.d N,y. q. inUi, informs Mrs.
tauf-, that ore IlarwHy VIII give her tAr
ar4 nor" will lo fHrthCu ming when that Is
exhausted. r. cucs on.
r.r,oret" o." -tt'nen' th7t y".u arr q.
h--t +" l'' '," ~" l," ~ 1"S y.os' ~
.r .IHt ,.u ,.... Do contact F.f' ne. but tal
rlnra, Boz '..u,I .os. f,ar
on Nv II 1901. Fuimau wrote.
ria,uarr1 t.v u.H th" re1vrn- cNn W.
..,' lf ....H ui" f.'- N.' '"'i '.'. ! q
Irrg-f rrt f.u have already been innfry
Hau, a '"". i'lr
IIr-irr and uoahr. ''r n''orucys for
Cams. -u.l Yesterday ID lf ''.' had ,atI-' i
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i. BIGGAR ASTO>ISHED.
Nr. Clarke Gets out Of the House an"
Comes 10 In IIis Rear.

hir and husky h"ggar visited IN" houS"
Of Supt Clarke II the Street l"an'ns i'-
p,rtmcut In Brouklvn yesterday morning
while Mr. Clarke was at breaSiaS'' "'
Clarke lives at 100 Isrfcrts place. IL" n'aiu
the boegar ask Mrs. Clarke i"r H"ii' ,niie
,n cat and when size gave Inn -'iiiNi - ~
~, t.c.,nt, 10 curse her hs-cau-" SHE dld not
civ. lin money Nr CLARK" ran uls,ai,' .s,,S
AMI ou' through the front door anu "'"S
came W m the rear of 'h" h".Hh .,it
Ue Waa becoming more "n'n-lNe, ~,
N, ,arko. and | was preparing 10 ''hD 't'.
him by the back of m" neck AMI 'i,',,N nan
out hen heard him let % ou, anIiSI s,,n rv ' rhc
stepped up 20 him and ''usi, nm ''' around
,,t-. If tho nc,k and wheeled hl, ~
W6an lo saw me hc t'"ssn 10 = mn" ana W., ~,
Snrn TV On on hi. nces crVins ! Was goins 70 70
i.t tm 9, when 3" made an AIM" nr sr,,pg 10
~'tlA' NV - iis nrcl. ard-vch thinN
49,. ~ %,,r,ain had h-ttcr drop there. '"'
leggar droypcd al that tin'
The sun., 1902-07-09
4 PENNsrLyaNItNs IDOLS.
william hiemmer's Temple st Mt Penn
About to lie Enlarged.

REAptSu. July william Kl~mnsr
broke ground to-day To build an extension
"a his ,omp!a on Mot,ct Penn. lie has a
Rrgc number of idols on hand. and To-
accommodate them H. will add a story
aiI wing 20 ds temple. The temple l.
built of stone. klrmmer. who IL q mason,
lid nearly all tho work on H.
Ills images are made of clay. plaster Of
Paris AMI papi"r-mach< They arc gro
te~que caricA,urcs Of living and dead per
SONS Making images Ia Hammers pas
tim" He does not worship them. but he
stays alone with them for hours at a time.
lis family has nothing TO do with them.
Klemmer l. o. wears % sS-. . man of
COOL rputH. "a church membsr and wcn
liked
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osn rusn harknsvs ani vsr~ tAken over to
fttsaed - rR'tIing Zip
\ speci,l car attsrhed w ,hs New York
ssyr,--- bare them away to th. South. where
they srr ', ,I-'nd q month ~ q cottage "a
th" hiltWore estate, NhlCh has bs--n prv.
pared fur th.u coming by q Gorge W
Vanderbilt. 'ln brides uncls Nr ant
Nrs Firld will then sail Tor Eirup" whore
they sr" g. travel Tor a yeaf before re-
turning - New York
Tho sift - tho bttl. : father vss . house
un tifth avenue, New York, and q building
si, un lliELlawn Farm In Ire, vher, a
fin- country house n ~ 10 erected
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.,,r,u.r Murphy puts ~ tor inc >'a''

Trg>toN. y j, July N.-Nnh a sNa'
.urpl,. IN IT, tr'asurv The N,"', % ~"
I.r,,y Wa to-day vithou, aN NN.auM ',,''',
io IaN Wv H., f,rt dcv-lot-d at con
Paterson, ~. I.,v,-,n tiuN. Murphy
i.i,lHT ,,,'i,r Norran ami STATE lscas-
- RrsE- Th,--. unR'a.s -.si'u
ma n,le Tor $500" IN erl-t @ " ss '','
-n,1'r, ,,.,i'D." H. male hv the neAt Lss'-
laturr 10 Invvt tie not"
The sun., 1902-07-09

tummissinr.r McDougall Hawkes. IL try
lng to indIc- IA" War peiartm.ut Ia eI-
tend 10. pier liu" ott PSI fest along tho
Manhattan shor. - ia" north River from
Klouiun-ld street 80 W~st Twentv-thifd
-ttr-t Ihi- would save the city about
s2so.o or 'h- ueN d,css To- To- built along
'hi- Part - ~. riv,r lie has asked Ito
War Department 20 hold y hearing
The sun., 1902-07-09

80 -.Notstc.s rAes Madam Rr,Ar Nordsu Q
patadot,s. uu Uafrl. RshAns frsuN
IU'T-f ~ s'f az
The sun., 1902-07-09

-,rNIItN pltIIuN ARlES and ottci >"'N
,.',.,tt 'sf rASn. NNiKNN. noobuan, ! wilma"
UFna
The sun., 1902-07-09

Nine Adams memoirs are 10 10 publiahed
in Translation, undg the title of Romance
uI My Childhood and YOUTH
The sun., 1902-07-09

Nlarc' Provost. from writing things
ab.ut tine young person which the young
t.rsun must not bo allowed to read. has
come around 20 writing an iiyl ot pur~ and
ideal court-hip and domestic happiness
II isa far cry from -lc- nnmi-Vierges' "a
-I.t'r,- 4 Trar c .-. % but the change % air
The sun., 1902-07-09

Thomas Bailey Alirirh will call his new
volume Il S.a Turn and O'hor Matt"r- :
MANY of the stories have alr'adv appeared
In the magazine bat th" publication Il
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PoR CABLE
CSERVICIO DIRECTO.O
T.. Los hombres
del Presidente
QUE CoNsTIrU1AN sU GoB1ERNo
Y puestos de oon6ansa

pu0AbVp U0 OVuu3uhd
New York Mayo s l-3O P. NJ.
De la capital de Santo Domin-
go salieron con ell Presidente caido
los hOmbres que eStaban cerca de 81
en- Ell gobierno y los que desempe-
Gaban puestOs de confanZa. Nu-
chos personajes de la pa>ada situa-
ci6n Sc ausentaran, no obstante no
aparecer que haya amenaza de des-
tierrO.
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NOtiCiaS de Ponce.
(De 'satestro COrTesponsa5 J

Playa de Ponce Mayo Ell do
GEmpresa Notres> ell magnifico dra-
ma de Gnimera sTierra BAjaS en- Ell
que una vez mas eonsolidaron SD re-
petici6n de aventajados artistas los
esposos Nortes, que tuvisron escenas
brillantes que Ell pdolico premi0 con
miles aplausos. Los demas artistas
q .tom&ronparte an 10 representaci6n
mny bien. elias tentaciones de San
AntonicS zarzuelita final hizo las de-
licias del pdolico.
E pr6ximo jueves anuncia ID
Compan1a su function de despedida
con ell bene 1cio de L. simp&tica Sra.
Etvira RojRs que pone en- escena ell
hermoso drama de EShAgaray Gel
E ,tigmA" Eu esa noche Sc espera
IN lleno complete Rdadas las sim
patfas que Sc ha captado 10 benefcia.
do.
El domingo fn6 immense ell u nero
de persOnas que CirculAron en- Ell
trAnvis el6ctrico habiepdo caro- que
conducia 100 p&s&ieros. No circula
ban mas que tres carros y bueno fue
r. que en- los dfAs de fiesta la E npre
50 pusiera seis carros para Comodi-
dad del pGblicO que ha tornado como
sSports los paseos en- el troll y.
ProximAmente llegar& & ests
ciudad 10 compsf1fA de Opera y de.
butara en- dich& noche el domingo
con una de las mejores obras de su
repertoire.
La prenss local llama la aten.
ci6n de Ia Enpresa del trAnviA el6c.
trico 6 fin de que los primeros via
ies comiensen cada dfa & las 6 de Ia
maE1ana fin de que puedan approve
charl0 los empleados y jornaleros
que 5ieuen queuestar q primerA horR
en- la playa. Creemos que 10 Empre
So acceder6 & que sRlga el primer
caro- q las 6 en- vez de los Z como
ahora.
La Compa11fa "E EnpresA Nortes"
que tan buenos recuerdos deja en- es
ta poblAci6n pAsa 6 May2guez donde
debutara ell pr6ximo domingo.
Procedente de st. Tomas ha to.
m@do entrada el v2por "S&nto Do
mingo1 CON p&sajeros, se desp&ch6
para Mayaguez y SAnto Domingo.
TAmbien 10 hizo ell vapOr San Juan1
procedente de New York con varia.
da c3rga. Sc esperan Ell vapor aMa
ria Herrera y el 'Martin SaeEz."
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Queja de IN COntribuyente.

Nue. stro amigo don Santiago Go
rardino y Acosta de Ponce SO propo.
ne elevar un escrito de queja al Te-
sorero de 10 isl&, denunciando Ell he =
cho de que, por eI ohcial encargado
de entreg&r en- estR ciudad las for.
mas en- blanco de- las planillss de 10
riqueza, se exige ell recibo de f& con.
tribuci6n para entregar dichas for
mas en- blSnco.
Como el Sr. Gerardino es hom'
bre refsxivo y personalidad con JUS
ticta muy respectable y querido en-
Ponce, nos permitimos lamar 10 o.
tenci6n del Sr. Tesorero &cerca del
acuerdo que So queja motiva.
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De todo el mundo asistiran.
81 paSO de Mata- -pI&tanO
SObre ell rio Manatl.
E scriben de Manati:

En- el rio de MRnatf, hay un.pa'
SO que llam&n eMata platAno, sbsstan
to peligroso para los que tienen que
Atr&vesarlo.
A la orilla de ese paso, hace 6
msses que existe IN mAgnffico puen
to de hero, que el Board de Obras
pGblicSs, despues de 'Adquirirlo, aun
no Ia dispuesto su montura.
ESQ originA males sin cuento tan
pronto como SO presenta una crecida
del rio ManAti, en- t6 minos de que
interrumpe L. communication entire
aquel pueblo y Ciales.
Y 10 psoc no es 6sto; sino que
originA tambien an peligro constan'
te, habiendo ocasionado "a 10 p6rdi'
d. de AlgunAs vidas.
Nos alegrariamos de que 81 de-
pArtamento del Interior, & cargo de
un hombre tan Activo como el gene
raj E liot Sc decidiers llevsr & cAbo
10 montur& del oitado puente, q ori'
las del paso de Aota pldtano.
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Dr.. GuilIermO Wives.
ESPECIALISTA
en- Intermediates de los ojoe
Ponce Puerto Rico.

P@rticipa 6 sus clientes y OIL
p6blico en- general que tiene su
consultorio en- Ia calle del Sol nd
nero 1, donde ofrece un complete
surtido de cristAles propios para
Pr6sbitas, Miopes Hiperm6tropss y
operados de catAratas.
-BIfocaless para vision LEILA
ma y pr6xima.
-GPIanos de color> para vista
natural. especiales para ciclistss,
electricistas, herreros, plcapedreroa
y exoursionist&s.
E~ reconocimiento para el uso
de los cristales es gratis.
En- Qaebradhlas s. queian los
elias de que los ellos deian pasar
mucho tempo sin hAcerles IN baile.
cito.
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OFICINA DE ASUNTOs AID.
MINISTRATIVOS de jose G del
VAlle' Fortalezs II (altos) Gesti6n
en- los Centres oficiales y Ayuuta
mientos. Sc cuenta con &bogados
del pals y AmericAnos y t1aductdo
Tambien Sc ocupa est& ofcinA or
cOmp1a y vent& de fncAs etc.
Pm,
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At0nCi0n.

En- Ia hojaleterfs de Reve7, calle
de la Taucs 70 8, SO hAce toda clase
de trabajos en- lata, zinc y plomo; es
pecialidad en- baf1os y medios baflos,
sin competeucia.
Sc hacen isrros de lat6n de boCa
anchs y extrecha con su tapa para
leche. de todos tamaflos, de pr'mera
clsse. Los de IS cuartillos 6 $1.75.
Son los mejores que se fabricAn en-
Ia Capital.
". psm 81
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En- Eilipinas
Sc ha librado
UN GRAN OOMBATE.

01VE7 ss"7T10aH0s J 10s naCo1a'7s'
New York Mayo s l-3O P. NJ.
Los cables de hoy dan cuenta
de una gran batalla librada entire
las trOpas americanas y los naturales
en- armas contra el gobierno.
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ArLzobispo
de Nue4ac York
sesso 4 .zs,~. -
MoNsENOR, CoRRIGAN =
Ha muerto.

New York Mayo 6 1-3OP. NJ,
Ha fallecido Monsenor .Corrigan
Arzobispo de N. York, persona muy
estlmada por sus grandes Virtudes
Y conocimientos.
Su muerte ha sidO muy senti-
da Pues infufa mucho para soste-
ner buena harmonic entire persona
jes de alta polftica.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-06

La Correspondence de Puerto HI
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cia de don Antonio ScEGA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-06
La Caida de Jimenoz
Presidente
DE sTo DOMINGO, CoNFIRMADA,
Ha huido.

Ha hQldO. -.
New York Mayo s l-39P. M.
Sc ha confrmado la caida del
Presidente de Santo Domingo Juan
lsidro Jimenez, Ell cual ha escapa-
do de la capital.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-05-07
LODGE DIRECTORY.

%0R%As 6NR@N 0NNAh
Albert Pike Lodge, No. 90, A. E,
and A. NJ. Meets second and fourth
Wednesday of each month at Mason
ic temple
Harper S. Cunningham, W. NJ.
league Ray, Secretary.
Guthrie Lodge No. 2, A. F. & A. NJ.
Regular meeting third Wednesday ey.
ening in each month at s o'clock. All
brethren cordially invited to attend.
Paul Newman, w. NJ.
e. m. 5amford, Secretary.
Guthrie Lodge, No. 42e, B. P. o. E.,
meets the second and fourth Friday
ineach month in X. OF p. Castle Hail.
L. G. Niblaek, e. r.
J. Foueart. Secretary.
w. 3. Herod, P. C.
N. L. Mock, Adjutant.
Woodmen Of World, Guthrie
Camp No. 3, meets cry Tuesday at
1880 D. M, in the woodmen hall over
Spencer Hardware store. Visiting
Woodmen welcome.
Wm. Connolly, Con. Con.
J. B. Towers. Clerk.
Naomi Rebekah Lodge, No. 2, I. ..
o. f. meets first and third Tuesday at
1880 In che odd Fellows hall in the
weinberger builfire. Visitors well
come.
P. NJ. L. Ray, N. G.
Kate M. Wethy, Secretary.
Guthrie Lodge No. g., I. o. o. r.
meets Monday night of each week at
1880. Visiting ODD Fellows always
welcome.
o. w. Pulse, N. G.
@. W. Bruce, Secretary.
oklahoma Eneampment No. &, l. o,
o. F. meets every Thursday l,ght OF
each month.
x. Abbott, C. P.
n. A. HerSlg, Scribe
I. o. R. M. meets every Tuesday
night in X of P. hall. Visiting chiefs
always welcome.
Frank 3. sarber, Sachem.
II. c. Barney, Chief of Records.
Guthrie Lodge No. 2, X. of p. meets
every Thursday at p m. in their ball
In the Victor block corner First and
Harrison. Visiting Knights are al
ways welcome.
A. c. Baldwin, C. G.
J. Foucart, M. OF F. and K. OF r. s.
Guthrie Lodge No, /. A. o. U, w.
meets Thursday evening Of each weel
at 1880 in the Victor block. corner
First and Harrison. Visiting Work
men always welcome.
Harry ovsrbay, M. w.
c. r. Wilder, Recorder
Guthrie CommanoerY No. I, Kniglfti
Templar, meets every Nednesda!
evening at 1880 at their Asylum II
the Masonic temple. Visiting 81
Knights always welcome.
Jno. Ransom Hammill, e. Q.
e. M. Bsmford, Recorder.
Hartranitt Post No. 3, C. A. r.
meets on first and third Fridays fl
each month at 1880 p. m, in hall owe
Spencers Hardware store. Visiting
comrades always welcome.
NJ. L. Mock, E. p. Burlingame,
Adjutant. Post Commander
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-05-07
The pest Horseshoslnn-

A horses loot needs as much care
and attention as a man's-sometime
a great deal more. make a speciality
expert horseshoeing. Having grad
uated from veterinary college. and
understanding thoroughly the anat-
omy OF the foot and les, It stands to
reason that l am better prepared to
shoe a horse scientifically and hu-
namely than those who nave not had
these advantages. shoe a horse for
mobility and action, and successfully
treat lame horses. Refer to 100 ppeas-
ed patrons in Guthrie and vicinity.
s. Il. Olson,
Proprietor Capital Blacksmith Shop,
216 N. Division st.,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-05-07

Except August 1st to 14th, Salt Lake
City, 5000.
Final return limit on all tickets oct.
31st. Stop-overs will be allowed on
going trip at and west OF first Colo
RADIO common point. Return trip must
be absolutely continuous passage be-
ginning date of execution.
A. J. corkins, Agent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-05-07

(First published in tne Daily Leader
April 25. 19O2.)
Application for Liquor Lleense.
Territory OF Oklahoma, County Of
Logan. S.
Notice is hereby given that
w. e. Begley
has this day filed In the oniee Of the
county clerk in and for said county,
his petition, asking that license be
granted him to sell at retail, malt,
spirituous and vinous liquors on
Lot 6, block 56, Fifth ward, Guthrie
city in said County and Territory.
II no protest be filed on or before
May 10, 1902.
his petition win be granted and
license issued.
Witness my hand and the seal OF
said county hereto AFFIXED this
25th day Of April 1909.
). B. oobson. County Clerk.
by F. s. Pulliam. Deputy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-05-07
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
s-N-~~~~~~-~-~-~-0~,>-- --,s~~~-~-~~-~-~~~-
DR.. G. E. HUTTON,
Veterinary Surgeon,
Office at N. B. Smiths stables, corner
Cleveland and Vine.
Residence. 61S Cleveland avenue.
Office phone "a;
Residence phone 461.
Modern, scientific and successful
surgery and treatment OF all diseases
of the horse and all other domestic
animals.
Consultation free; charges reason
able. References, my patrons.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Frank Dale. A. q. c. sierer.
DALE & slERER,
Lawyers.
Anderson Building. Oklahoma avenue.
Joseph WIsby,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office in Adler block, south side Ok.
lahoma avenue.
FOSTER G. INQUIRE,
Attorneys at Law.
Practice in all Courts.
Office over Bank Of Indian Territory.
Guthrie, Oklahoma.
REAL ESTATE.
M. LUTHER VEST,
Real Estate,
Notary Public and
Insurance Agent.
Snaps.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-05-07
SUMMER EXCURSIONS TO
COLORADO AND UTAH.

June, July, August and September,
1902.
On and after June 1st we will sell
tickets to Colorado and Utah at rates
as quoted below: