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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-18
Ramon B. Lopez.

De hoy 6 m sf1ana embarca para
Esp&fia, nuestro muy estimado ami
go y compafiero don R anon B Id.
PEE =
Este amigo, cultisimo laborio
so, con su esfaerzo Intellectual y ma
,terisl, supo hacer de un peri6 iico
pequef1o y joco serio, una EN- presa
roba yum peri6 iico verda iera.
mente popular, marckndo nuevos
rumbos en- 10 prensa puertorriquefla,
en- q 10 no circulabAn n as que les pc
riodicos de partido. La Cores poadeae
cia ha lcgrado ser leila de todas las
ciases soaiales, desde ell mas alto 81
mas humilde y este SO debe & su 10
bor.
Modesto en- extreme, rehuyo no
nores y distinciones y halagos oficia
les y 6 pesar de esto, posee, sin que
10 seran muchos, varias condecora
clones extranjeras.
Nosotros despedimos con carif1o
oil viej , amigo y & So gentil y bella
hija Mia, deseAndoles ua feliz visje.
Q'e los aires de EspAf1s, devuelvan
Ia salud perdida 81 irfatigab.e lucha
dc y que tepgamos Ell placer al dar
le ell abrazo de regreso, de- eacontrar
10 robusto y tan contento como
Siempre.
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TeSOrO en- IN wagon.
MilIOneS de dollars,
lleVadOS a traV6S de las CalleS
de Chicago.

VeiL to millones de dollars, fus.
ron conlacidos por Ia cslle Monroe,
cusnao el Metro p olit an National
BAnck de Chicago Sc mudaba.
Asompan ando ests gran fortu
na, ibsn hombres srmados con rifles,
y revolvers. Anque iban check ss y
billetes, Ia mayor parte del dinero
sc componfa de pc los desde ell cuflo
del a91o 1904, Entire las monedas,
habfsn algunRs que CAST son deeco'
nocidas del presante gobierno, pues
son de las pIineras monedas de pla'
ta que Sc f sbricarLn en- los Estados
Unidos. A pesar de ser monedas
bastante antiguas tienen ell mismo
valor que las de ahora pues han si'
do aceptadas por legislatures ante.
riores y 10 son tambien por e=ts.
Dssde mucho tempo antes &c
mu 1arse estuvieron los empleAdos
de aquel B Anco, eontando 10 inmen'
50 f Jrtuna. Eatre los sacos de dine
70 que SO sacaron de alli, hAbfa al
gunos. que cuatro hombres no po'
dian con ellos.
Al nu1a1s Sc .ese BAnco, muda
sus tesoros; oil emigrar les pueblos,
mudan su miseria. Todo es mudan'
zs.
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de Ia aSaInbled federal.

se en- cuenta que 81 en- alg1n momen.
to de la hiatoria pofsica eontempora.
nea de este pals necesitAn rapublica.
nos y federales levantar el pensa-
miento y volar por las alturas del
mas seendrado patriotismo, es en- es'
to periodic que%hOra discurre.
No es posiBle ser puertorrique-
r. Y no amar Puerto Rico; no es po
sible promoter venturas & Ia patriaIen
que se mace y cooperar gu ruina
sambrando 10 discordia 6 perpetuen-
do 10 com1a desdichs; no es possible
ser federal ser republicano antes
que hijo caballeroso y leal de Ia ben
dita terra en- que q hR nacido. Asi
como antes que Ell ciudadano estA ell
hombre, antes tambien que Ell polfti-
CO esta ell patricia. De todos es el
suelo en- que nacimos. lPorque dl-
vidirle en- pedszos egoistAs para 60
earle desap 6 r&ndole?
Sc ignora 10 que en- la asamblea
federal acuerden los compatriots s
que ella acudan. Como ha sido cor
to Ell tempo entre 10 convocAtoria y
ell d1a precissdo para el acto, apenas
ha habido tempo para juzgar las ma
nifestaciones de L. prensa de parti'
do. Apenas 81 es possible predecir
que hsya tsndencias deter ninadas
en- aquel acto, ora por asuntos de Ca
racter general, ora por afuidades y
simpat1as de indole personal que Ia
polftica hssts ahora segu:da en- la is
10 ha sido confcecuencia inclinada.
El ps1s espera, pues, conocer 10
que una parte de sus hijos hsgan el
dis 20 feunidos en- ssamblea. Q ii :
sierra nos que el dios del acierto ms
pirara sus actos. Porque ante los
intereses generates del p.1s, ante Ell
collective bienestar, ante. 10 imperio .
So necesidad de que aqui Sc fanda n
las voluntades sacri6ca adolo todo al
iuter6s de nuestra pAtria, no cabe Va
cilacion. Y porque 81 fe 1erales y repu
blicanos As ino procsdleran ,hkrlanse
sin duda dignos d que con el Evan
gelio,ss le pregunt&rA: lquiea de 00so
tros, podrd con su'solicitnd o5aad" d sa1
est0tatr0 4e solo codo?
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Ha sido anunciada para ell dfa 20
una asam blea del partido federal.
De todos los organismos locales de
Ia colectividad Sc anuncia que ven
dram representatives esA asRmbleR
y, aunque de msnera terminate no
s ha dicho ell objeto de ella, insis
tentes rumores y concentrates de 10
prensa parecen inclinados 8 esperar
que en- aqnel acto sean propuestos
cambios, modificAciones, y, tai vez,
la disolucion del partido
No es prudente penetrar en- ell
campo de 10 desconocido para diser.
tar acercs de 10 que Sc ignora, pero
dado ell estado actual de IL polftica
de los particles militantes en- Ia isla,
nos parece que la as&mbleA en- pro
yecto reviste seria importar cia en 10
relative III bien general del pals.
No Sc sabe 81 en- esa asamblea va
a ser noble y generosamente escu-
ch&da <l0 raz6aa pat6licu,. ST solo en-
contrara eco entire los congregados,
sta Tazo,t de partido.s No Sc saba 81
los comps triotas que SO congreguen
seran federales puertorriquef1os fe
derales solRmente. Sc ignora 81 las
delibersciones les conducir&n a acor-
dar que el partido federal trabaje
por ell triunfo de lc s6nes conauness &
todcs los puertorriquef1os exclusi-
vamente en- provecho de los fines del
psrtido federal. Sc isnor& 81 los IN
grega el vivo deseo de que los cora-
zones patriotas J las conciencias po-
llticas se pODgan de acuerdo, . 81 Sc
limits su objeto q estudiar 10 name
rA de ganar las proximss elecciones
destruyendo intentAndo destruir, al
.partido republican,. Sc desconoce
81 Ia asAmb ca acordara, elevandose
& Ia aItura de las circunstanciss,
cambiar 10 <instituci6n,s 81 es que co
mo institution Sc considers, 6 81 des
graciadAmente rosoiver& tan solo
perpetuar <el sistenea.e
do ESQ Sc ignora. No mucho
tempo ha de pasar sin que los hs'
chos nos permitan informar al pats
scerca de todo 10 que en- aquella
asamblt . sea AcueI do. Pero tonga
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POLICLINICA
del DR.. Rafael del Vale.

Tratamiento de todas las enfer-
medad3s en- general.
Operaciones quirurglcas.
Especialldad en- afeccioneS de
los oi0s Y de las Was urinarias.
Horas de consultas de 2 d 4 dc
la tarde.
Fortaleza (Allen Street, Is.
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81 non E Yero.,..

Existe an gigantesso proyecto,
en- vfss de raalizkcion, lara In cual
solo falta ultimar uno 6 d, detalles,
y en- cuya virtud un strusts anglo
americana a acs pAra-&, 8 POGO menos,
Ell comercio DEF Africa occidental.
Por motivos legales y financie
ros Ell etrust Sc domicili&r& en- los
Estados U Unidos, y prob&blemente or
ganizara un servicio de navegacion,
entire Americs, Gran Bretaf1sy Cos
to de Africa.
Ala cuando no Sc fija ell CO o ital
que servira de base de operaciones,
sc sabe que ser& de muchss millones
de dollars, y que una psrte del mis-
mo 10 sprontsrGn significados navie
ros del Oeste afficano, cuyos Mons
bres circular de boca en- boca en- los
centros burs6tiles de Wall Street.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-18
BIEN HECHO
por la Gran Bretafla

Anuncian de Londres, que debi
do & 10 edad y schsques del Pre- 81
dente Kruger, el goblerno ing 81 ha
determinado no ex girle q 1e reconoz
CO L. soberania de Ia Gran Brataffa Y
hA ofcecido concsderle, asf como &
los delegAdos beers que Sc hallan en-
Europa, todas las facilidades apeta
cibles para regrsssr & S1r Africa,
El presidente K 'uger SO h. mega
do { aceptar ell of ecimiento del go
bierno inglea, y hs dec'arado que
cua o se deter mine & regresAr al
Teansva.l, 10 hsra e1 el buqaa que
10 reina Gai ,rmin4 de II Ilanda he
puesto su disp ,sicio1.
U4tinsmente hA resu alto Ell illus
tra anciano aesbar sus diss en Fl plan
d.
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P at an Juan az m Gd July
HUM AGAO.
de maestro corvesponsaz }


Julio II. La com % MIA drama
tica, que dirige la Sra. Martioez Ca
sado, llegar$ esta ciudad en- l6s pro
xima semaIa
Sc nota bRstante animaci6n pa.
ra admirar & tan distiD guida artis.
to.
Conducidos por la P Poliefa insu.
lar, llegaron Ia Circel de este De-
partamento los presunt os autores
del asesinato perp pstraao en- 10 pers D
ma de Tranquil, en- IL P4aya de Qua
yanes hRce pocos dias.
o*o
Muchos connotados fsderales de
ests ciu dad y pusblos limftrofes, Sc
disponen para concurrir & la pr6xi-
ma Asamb es, en- la que Sc han de
resolver problemas de gran trascen
dencia
Los buenos patriotas, se. dispo.
rem & secundar cualquier movimien-
to que reduude en- bsneficio de la
patrla puertorriquef1s, que merece
toda nu estra atenci6n.
o*o
81 Centro de instruction re.
creo de esta ciudai, prepara un sun
tuoso baile para obsaanisr al bello
sexo, ell dia de Santiago, r sina
gran anim&ci6n.
o*o
I'm mportantes personalidades, ges-
tionan cerca de las Autoridade, mi.
litAres, ell envfo & esta eiudad de una
8 dos companies de caballerfa g in
fanterfa, 10 cual es Acogido por to
dos los habitAntes con muestras de
alegtfs, por los benefcios cue & 10
poblaci6n hAce reportar
o#o
Sc ha ausent ado para los E. E
U.U. ell Inspector de escueas Mr..
G. Moore, cuyo distlngui 10 funcio
mario, hs sab do captarse generates
simpxtias en- ell cortn tempo que lie.
va desempensndo tan delicado car
go.
o*o
Han sido designados para Ia
Pfesidencis y Vice del Ayuntamien-
to de esta ciudsi; los Sres. don Luis
Calls A'quier y don jose Noya J al.
be resp sctiYamente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-18
ESCuela elemental y Superior
DE
la "PuriSima Conception. :"

Gale de la Lima n1mero 80,
hoy de r. Corero, entire TAncA y
O'Donell
El que suscribe psrti3ipa 4 los
seflores padres de fAmilia que hs
trAsladado defnitivAmente su plan
tel de ensef1anzA { Ia calle de Ia Lu
ma n1mero 80 local ventiado espa
cioso y completAn erte iudeperden
to.
ClAse, deidiomA I gle a cargo
de don Manuel Romero
SanJlAn Poer tr Rio Julio l Q
del 1902 Francisco Cort6S
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.UN LADR0N
CAPTURADO.
AlhajaS reCuperadaS.

Manua Soto duef1o de una casa
de prestamos de esta Ciudad, dio
cuenta aver al Policia secreto Iao-
cencio Diaz que le habian sustrafdo
de su mostrador dos relojes y otras
prendss de p oca importancia, valora
das en- ciacuenta y dos pesos, mAni-
festAndo sospech. bs fuese autor del
robo Ramon MARTINEZ de Ponce.
Martinez hacfa alganos diss que con
el pretesto de venier unas medallas
y otras bsratijas, trab6 amistAd con
q dueffo de 10 casa de prestamos
hasta obtener su confianzA y como
Ger ell terreno. Conseguidas ambas
cosas consume el robo pero con des
gracia tai, que las pocss horas ha
tfa sido detenido en- una fonda de
10 cslle de San Jose ocup&ndosele
los ahalajas.
Desde anoche reposa tranQuiI&
mente en- Ia carcel de IL que no sci
drS en- buen tiempo.
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Agencia en- San Juan-Calle Allen ndm. 49,
Agencia en- Guayama-Hotel Frances.
Telefono-804.
NOTA:-Los precios de ida vuelta son con-
venconales.
OTRA; Los pedidos deberan hacerse ,direc-
tamente la Agencia.
g. 90-sl Ell PROPIETARIO,
Carlos HI. BlOndet.
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1auagio del Comercjo, de III Mdustria de
M NagiStratUra IL 1dmiHistrdc56a. Sc ha
pueSto la venta la vgGsima cuarta edici6n
correspondence al presente ano, de esta obra
Iitil Indispensable para todos, Evita per-
dida de tempo; es TN verdadero tesoro para
Ia propaganda industrial comercial. Es ell
libro que debe eslar sempre en- ell bufete de
toda persona, por insignifcante que sean sus
negoCloS.
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FOREIGN

One Year. gold ...... Q 500
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
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MOVimientO
de penaLeS.

Han igr9sado en- Ia C.reel de
San Juar, Fidel SAntisgo N gron,
por risn del Juez de Paz de San
Fran ciscn, scusado de est. f., G IN
zalo Caldes6n G dz, scusado de r. bo,
G 'nr.do C'nde y Manuel Colo u
acusados de lasioneP.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-18

Hsn sido ME , en libertad en-
/. C.,ce! de P,pce Aqui ioo r 1dri
goez, por haber camp lido un mes y
8 dias de condeoa. J re Alf neo y
Jusr Gimenez Z rco, por orde n
del Joez de P.z y de Ia Corte de DIS
trito d : fquel'A C'rdat res oectiva
mert< H. iagre- ado en- Is misma
J-fe Msrcede, y R>mos scasado de
hurtc.
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AS0CIACION POPULAR COOPERATIVE

de Consruccones, Ahonos Prestamos de Puerto Rico.
oFIcINA GALE DE TETUAN NUM- I SAN I1JAN PR
Conec6n peeuad Capital autorizado Accones soOOOoo
Va Nominal de las accion 500 paeaeros
les de 81 25 cada No hay derechos
los Soo al se por cento de nter6s grandes cdad
Sc abona dividendOs
privilo de rad perfecen
garantidos sayo Pobdad para iornalero
de
JUNTA DIRECTIVA
WaUa0U1 H. hA0H NrUS Crou FiQeZ GuZleYUqeLy
Hel1de1 Wuer x Landis, RAagu0 Alfaz Suih
81 Vd desea hace membo de Association bn
colocar de toma
guente cu6n depu6s de enar banco nvi jun
con Ell mpore de del S25 acc6n
5 cenavos iba Alfred Smith, Secretaro
lie de Tetuan mum. |, Juan, PR
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SUsCRIPC1ON DE ACCIONEs.

Yo suscribo accones
la Association Popular Cooperative Ahorrs Pres
tamo de PuertoRco convngo pagars pazos
2 cada acci6n hasta que uma de los pazo
ddendos decaados de
500 valor de cad accn suscta pvego
pamo de rera pagado de conformidad
to en- Ley los amentos austado la misma
ciaci0n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-18

Han ingrasado en- Ia CArcel &c
de aurscso, Juan O t;z, Juan To
lentino , Fe tx Martinez, acusados
de acometimiento y trAstadAdos al
Preside, Arturo Hernandez Beace-
70 E1cIides Lebron y M jntadez.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-12-06
A SOLDIERS FOE.
Knocked Down by Unsupported Enemy

Coffee SO affects the brain and nerves
that proper nutrition is interfered with
and the final Guiding is frequently nerv-
Gus prostration.
During the Spanish-American war
went with my troop to Chickamauga, "
says Lieut.. j. &. Talbot of Springfield,
Ills. "If there is any one place on earth
where one drinks more coffee than an
other it is in the army. 1t is SC ldier S
back bone,' and | can assure you that
/ drank my share. After several months
of hard drilling my health gave out,
the chief cause being coffee, bad food,
over-exertion and heat.
On the advice of the surgeon, | ten
dered my resignation and with my
heart full of regret and my nervous
system shattered, retdrned home. AL
most the first thing the doctor whom
| consulted advised me was to quit
coffee. That was the first intimation
had that coffee had anything to do With
my condition. The next thing was
what shall drink?'
My wiie's mother used your Postum
Good Coffee and knew how to make il
right, so tried it and grew very fond
of it. My nervous trouble soon left
my old time health came back, and
that Fall gained go in flesh that the
boys on returning after muster ont,
hardly knew me. Quitting coffee and
using Postum did wonders for me-.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-12-06
Unexpected Death OF
Collector Frank DOdn.

News reached the city last evening
that Frank Doan had died suddenly at
HE residence in Nogales at about 80
O'clock. The report spread over
the city rapidly and it came as a
severe shock to his many Tucson friends.
His unexpected demise was deplored
generally and many messages of condo
ence and sympathy were sent to his
bereaved widow from Tucsan last night
Mr.. Doan was taken down with ty-
ph0id-pneumonia about three weeks
ago. The attack was not considered
serious at first and it was thought that
his fine physique would help him ma
terially in battling the fever. His con-
diti on, however, grew steadily worse
and relapse suffered few days ago,
hastened the sad end.
Frank l.. Ooan came to Ari-
zona about sixteen months ago
to succeed William Hoey as col
lector of customs at the port of No
gales. He was a native of Ohio but
had deem engaged in the Treasuary de-
partment for number of years. He was
one of the first officials to give general
satisfaction as collector of customs. He
made conscientious and COMPETENT off,
cial from the start. He was universally
liked in all sections of the Territory.
He was true friend and he had
wealth of good nature and big kind
heart. Mr.. Doan was well known Ma
son and number of the local lodge Of
Elks. He leaves widow and two chill
dren besides host of friends to mourn
his loss. The remains will be shipped to
his old home in Ohio for interment.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-12-06

ROYAL BAKING POWDER COS NEW YORK.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-12-06

L. Zeckendorf & Co. desire to cali
particular attention to their advertise
ment of holiday goods. These goods
are now on display at their store, and
visitors are welcome The large assort-
ment of dolls is especially noticeable
having been purchased from the largest
dealer in dolls in America, and will be
sold at unusually low prices. There
are fine displays of toys, silverware
china, cut glass, furniture. rugs, car
pets, boots and shoes. table delicacies
furs, smoking jackets-in fact every
thing that one could wish for. A bar
gain sale will be held on Monday an6
Tuesday next, the Sth and 9th.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-12-06
Items OF the DdU
OF Personal Mention

Colonel w. S. Sturges is up from
La Mora ranch today.
DR.. r. c. Van Dorm, who has charge
of the Cananea hospital, is visiting
Tucson today.
Mr.. Bo. J. Whiteside was up from Noe
gales yesterday.
Col. William Griffith, superintendent
Of the Territorial prison, is visiting
Tucson.
Mr.. A. FL. Burke, government inspec
tor of land offices is in the city looking
after local land Office affairs.
! Judge Satterwhite is in Tombstone on
legal business.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-12-06
~Cuc$c1 Gburebe$e
~~Sundag $erviees.~~
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Trinity esbyterian.-Services in
Odd Fellows hall, over kits store.
Pastor, Rev. T. G. Moffett. Sabbath
morning at II o'clock, divine worship
and the administration of the sacra-
ments of baptism and the Lords Sup
per. Subject of communion address
'"The Church and Sacraments of
Christ" Receiving of new members
into fellowship will precede the COM
munion. Evening service at 1880, with
preaching by the pastor Young Peo-
pies Society of Christian Tndeavor at
$50 p. m.
.Sabbath-school and Bible class at
9:45 a. m. Professor J. S. Mann, SUI
perintendent
Mid-week church service Thursday
at 1880 p. m; topic, ''The Geneology
Jesus. Som of Mary"
A cordial invitation is extended to all
of these services.
Grace Episcopal-Rev George Selby.
Litany service at II a. M; choral ser.
vice. Sermon. Memories and Hopes" :"
Holy communion.
Evening service at 1880; full choral
service. Lecture, THE Art of Liv-
ing.
Sunday-school at $50 a. m. Rec
tors Bible class at 10 a. M
iAll are invited to attend these SER
vices.
Baptist. -Sunday-school at 10 a. m
/ The pastor will preach at II a. m. and
1880 p. m. Lords Supper in the morn
ing. Young peoples meeting at GAS
p. m.
First egational-Opposite City
Hall Park; Rev. Henry, X. Booth
pastor.
Sunday-school and adult Bible class
at $3.50 a. m. Mrs. T. J. Warren. SUI
perintendent. Professor H. j. Hall
leader of the Bible class.
Morning service at IL O'clock Sub
ject of sermon, ''The Transformation
of Soul"
The Tucson citizen., 1902-12-06

In order to examine and test eyes
properly, it is necessary to have space
20 feet long, q dask room and proper
in his optical parlors in the Centrery
Block They are the most complete in
the west. He also has the essential
knowledge and skill to examine eyes
correctly. 1875 If
The Tucson citizen., 1902-12-06
Made
Food

You will save much money in the household by
baking at home instead of buying at the bake-shop
or grocery You will also get fresher, better, more
tasty, purer and cleaner food.
Besides there is a pride and satisfaction in
serving beautiful, novel and dainty food which has
been made by the hands of mother or daughters,
and which is certain to win admiration and praise
from every one at the table.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER helps the
housewife to produce at home. quickly and
economically, fine and tasty cake, the raised hot
biscuit, puddngs, the frosted layer cake, crisp
cookies crulers, crusts, mullins and other bread
foods with which the ready-made food found at
the bake-shop or grocery does not compare. 1t is
the greatest of bake-day helps.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-12-06
DR.. B. RUBENS.

Artistic dentistry in all It's branches.
All work guaranteed. Off1ce, is w.
Pennington street, Tucson. I'LL tt
The Tucson citizen., 1902-12-06

Bome very flne pieces ~ albany
giaas, ak low prices, at "a. @. CanUs
ENs Jeweler, 80 West Congress-
The Tucson citizen., 1902-12-06

Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor at $50 p. m. oplc' b"s~
couraging Others"
1.-The Power of Conscience STUDY "a
Hawthorne's Scarlet Letter.
Wednesday evening, prayer -meetins
at WOO o'clock. Topic, The CreasioAS
Myths of the World
Thursday evening at 700 o'clock WIFE
he held the annual meeting OF the
church in the church parlors.
Strangers in the city, and those nos
connected with other churches are cor
daily invited to make this their huron
home. . >4's2a .aa
Methodist Episcopal-David B. Loot
hourrow. pastor. Sunday-school 9:45
q. m. Preaching service 11:O0 a. m.2
topic, 'The Glory or the Christian
Life" text, Isaiah 60:1. Glass meet
ing 1900 m. Epworth League 6:5V p
M. Preaching service 7:30 p. m-7
topic, "TI-A Lost Humanity Re-
stored" text, Luke 1870.
Mid-week prayer meeting, Thursday
1880 p. m.
St. Augustine CathedraL-First mass
at $50 a. m second mass at 500 a
M: high mass at 1000 a. m.
Rosary and benediction of the
blessed sacrament at p. m.
On week days Low mass at $3.50
a. NJ.
Monday, the Sth instant being the
Feast of the Immaculate Conception
(Feast of Obligation), the masses VIE
be as on Sundays.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-11
FRENCH COMMISSION
EXPRESS GRATITUDE

st. Louis, June 1.-THE following
telegram from New York has been re-
ceived from NJ. Michael Lagrave COM
missioner general of France for the
Louisiana Purchase exposition;
Am about leaving the United States.
/ beg 10 address you on behalf of my
government the expression of my gin-
cere thanks for the most cordial well
come YOU have extended to the COM
missioner general for France. Count
and Countess de Rochambeau and all
other members Of the delegation have
asked me TO express their gratitude for
all attentions shown them during the
whole trip and their stay in st. Louis.
We have all been happy to see what
the future exhibition promises to be
and we are already certain that under
yonr high direction II Is assured of a
great success"
President Francis responded as fol-
lows.
Message received. Wish you pleas
ant and safe journey home. Enjoyed
your visit and hope result will bring
more closely together the people who
formerly owned this fair country and
those who now inhabit Il, the leading
republics Of the old world and the new.
We appreciate your kind expressions
concerning our exposition feel greatly
encouraged thereby and shall endeavor
10 make II worthy OF the participation
of the great nations whose cooperation
we have invited"