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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-31
BEST CROSS. COUNTRY
RIDERS IN FRANCE

(spec,al Cable to The Times-Dispatch,
Copyright 1862 ,au,,, -.
New York and Paris. will hunt the Pau
foxhounds for the coming season. This
makes his second season as master of tho
Pau foxhounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ridgway. formerly Miss
Munroe have the reputation OF being the
best cross country riders In France
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Trains Leave Observation-Disclosures.
1851 A. NJ. daily Byrd ST. Through.
Gao A. M daily. Main st. Through.
7:15 A. M week days. Elbu. Ashland ao-
corrlmodaton.
zoo 4. ~. Sunday only. Byrd 3.
.:4o 4. NJ. week days. Bryd ST. Through.
l2:C5 noon, week days Byrd st. Through.
400 p. NJ. week days. Byrd Bt ICED.
-ericksburg accommodation.
b:o5 p. NJ. daily, Main st. Through.
6:2o p. NJ, week days. Elba. Ashland aos
coInmodnton.
s:os P. NJ. daily Byrd st. Through.
n:1o P. NJ. week days. Elba. Ashland 40.
Trains Arrive Observation-Disclosures.
$40 A. NJ. week days. Elba. Ashland 40.
s:l5 a; NJ. week days. Byrd st.. Fred
ericksburx accommodation.
S:ss NJ. o. daily AZ. Byrd I, ST. =, T Thro15h
2:o5 p. NJ. daily. Mali, st. Through.
500 p. NJ. week days. Elba. Ashland ac-
lis p. NJ. daily. Byrd st. Through.
900 ~ NJ. daily. Byrd ST. Through.
1929 p. NJ. daily. Main st. Through.
l1:oo P. M. week days. Elba. Ashland ac-
commodation.
Note--Pulman Sleeping or Parlor Cars
on all trains except local nccommoda lions.
Gen'l Man'r. Asst Gen'l Man'r. Traf. Mnnt
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Channel will not cripple him financially
One on Chamberlain.
Mr.. Chamberlaln's love of orchids is
we'll known, and he always wears beau
tiful specimen in his buttonhole.
During tho progress of n recent poltl-
cal meeting at which he was speaking,
an old laborer pushed his way to the
front and asked a neighbor:
(Which Is imp
"Who?"
"Why, Chamberlain. Which o that lot
Is Imp
"rhat sharp chap there, him@with the
eyegass."
us that Chamberlain" slowly ejacu-
lated the old man in disappointed tone,
tOf course it Is. What do you think OF
him?"
why, think he Is regular fraud
that's what ] thinks"
His companion asked why.
II knows nothing about politics. re-
piled the old man, making for the door,
"but had been told that he always wore
a little orchard in his buttonholo, and
there is amt nothing but 'tater BIOS
SOM"
Kings Eldest Daughter.
King Edwards oldest daughter the
Duchess Of Fife. Is of a most retiring dis
position, and consequently has earned the
nickname of Her Royal slyness," among
her friends
The Duke OF Fife. met his future wife
when he was twenty-three. and she was a
little wnsome maiden of SIX II Is SAID
that he lost his heart to her oven men,
but 1t WAS not until 1s years after that
he confessed his love and was accepted
Their marriage has been an exceedingly
happy one, and their two little daughters
the Ladies Alexandra and Maud l'uif
are fortunate in having mother VINO mas
always been devoted to them ana speh'
almost all Her time with them
Lady Alexandria who Is now ten years
old, bears striking resemblance 10 mel
beautiful grandmother. the Queen. WINE
Lady Maud is an exact picture OF hei
father.
The Duchess OF Fife is an expert
angler, and thgoughly enjoys isl''he
when III Scotland. 80
Her two Titus girls sometimes bear h =,
company, and are already very skissu
with the rod,
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One on Chamberlain.
.ffg, -

the cost OF his little outing across the
Channel will not cripple him financially.
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" S&z!yA Norfolk stsWestern.

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
,s:oo 4. ~, NoRRFoLk tll MI AT:
Petersburg Naverly and SUFFOLK.
9:o5 A.. NJ. CHICAGO EXPRESS. Buffet
Pnrlor Car. Petersburg to Lynchburg anu
Roanok e pullman sleepers ROANOKE TO to
Roanoke to Knoxville. and Knoxville to
h:2O P. NJ, ROANOKE EXPRESS Tor
Farmville. Lynchburg and Roanoke:
800 P. M. OCEAN ,SH.oRE; LlM VI 1,
Petersburg WaverIy and ssfIolk ConnSss sw
York. Baltimore and Washins s,S n, ion,
es $40 P. NJ. NEW ORLEANS SHORT
Line Pullman seepsIrs Rsnmb9 rE TO 70
East Radford; Lynchburg to Chattanooga.
Memphis and New Orleans. Care pi'''ns
Car. ~ u
PIP. NJ. and 1855 P. NJ: from Norfolk llN
A. NJ. and 7:20 p NJ.
on,ae ;le MIS- IS Fast Main L S RosfrY
Gen. Pass Agent. DIS Pass Agent
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Then King Edward had to wash his
hands, although have no doubt the royal
car was provided with laVatory' and III
give you the reason why.
In the course OF his wanderings James
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Is penIY-Griticised
The matrimonial difficulties OF Prince
Rupprecht of Bavaria and his wife. Prin-
cess Marie Gabrielle. seem TO be fast
approaching a crisis. The marriage was
q love match. and was at first opposed
by the parents on both sides on the
ground of too near relationship. The
Prince and his wife are first cousins.
Almost from the date of the marriage
the Prince found life tedious at Bamberg,
where ho commanded brigade, and his
escapade and gallant adventures were the
talk OF the town A climax Was reached
when 1t became known to the public that
the Prince was involved IN an affair with
the daughter of a Bavarian Count.
AS concession 10 popular feeling he
was gent by the Regent for tour In the
far East. The Princess. whose love over
came her jealousy, declared thar she
would not let him go alone, and she
started with him. During their Journey
ln2s tho pripcess had further grounds
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-05
DEMUMCIAS Y MULTAS
PEiviIegi0 +?

Estan los pulperos de Ponce
que no les llega la camisa al
cuerpo, a causa de las denuncias
y multas a destajo que les vie
nen propinando los agentes de
la sanidad, porque los depen-
dientes duermen en- la misma
casa lie la tienda, 10 que esta
prohibido, por real orden, 9 POGO
menoS.
Otro tanto les pasa a las tien
das de lencerias, que no tienen
los escupidores dispuestos, para
Ell p1blico que vista los esta-
blecimientoS.
Ell administrator de correos,
MIR. Miller. al ser requerido para
que colocara en- la oficina los
escupidoreS. trato duramente al
empleado. senor Murillo, dicien-
dole, entire otras flores. que Co
mo sc atrevia a venir con esas
pretensiones a una oficina del
gobierno."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-05

Muy sefior nuestro y de toda nues-
ira consideration:
Con verdadero interes, por que Ia
tenemos por muy patriotica, hemos Sc
guido la campafia que esta sosteniendo
su apreciable periodicc, contra la in
troducci6n de cafe del Brasil en- esta
isla, con pesar hemos visto que, espe-
culadores POGO escropulosos, q quienes
ell pals debe anatematizar, han acrdido
4 los Trjbunales de Justicia contra
usted.
No cali6camos tai acto, que la con-
ciencia pdblica repudia, pero protesta
mos contra el, con tanta energfa como
Ia por usted desplegada, en- Ia causa que
10 motiva.
Con ell mayor entusiasmo felicita-
mosle y nos ponemos q su lado, para
cuanto guste disponer y en- todo cuanto
podamos serle 6tiles.
Aprovechamos esta oportunidad pa
ra suscribirnos de usted sus atentos y
S. S.
Jose L. Berries, A. Ramirez, DR.. 7.
Daussa, DR.. Fernando Gonzalez, Jacinto
Gomez, Jose Ortiz Ramos, Ramon C..
Martin, Ricardo DAvila, Rafael Ortiz,
Jose v. Hernandez. DR.. ]. E. Berries,
Augusta Rossner, Jose F. Davi'a Q j,
J. Villafa6e, Avelino Berries, Garcia
y Fernandez, M. Martorell. A. Rodrf-
guez, Pablo Ramos, Manuel Suarez,
Aristides Colon, Eugenio Lopez, Anto-
nio Garcia Cintr6n, Pedro Garcia, Juan
E. Berries. Diego Melendez. Valdrich
vC~, Esteban Colon. ]. Antonio Gar
cfa, Andres Anteio, Carlos Benitez
S. en- c., Francisco Berrfos Ernesto
RoSSner. 81.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-05
EN- PONCE
La fiesta del arbol

En- la maflana de aver Sc reu-
nieron los niflos de las escuelas
p1blicas, en- la plaza LAS Deli
cias", con motive del festival
del arbol.
Fue TN acto bonito. que anne
nizo la orquesta del seflor Cruz.
Dirigieron la palabra al publ
CO Don Olimpio Otero y Don
Ulpiano Colon, en- la hermosa
lengua de Cervantes.
Tam bien hablo (para el solo,
pues 10 hizo en- ingles) el Conf
cionado de instruction INFERNO.
Los niflos cantaron varios
himnos, terminsndo el bonito
espectaculo con ell mayor orden
y compostura.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-05
El Concrete y la
Fiesta Espafi0Ia

La Comision de los festejos
que han de llevarse a cabo en-
honor de la Patrona Excelsa de
Espafia, nos ha encargado que
roguemos a los senores conner
ciantes. que cierren ell lunes to-
dos los establecimientos, a las
cinco de la tarde. a fin, de que
la dependencia pueda asistir a
la esplendida Verbena del"Olim-
po".
Cuenta la Comision con la con-
formidad de casi todos los sefio-
res comerciantes. pero. con obje-
to de Que no quede nadie sin ad-
vertir. recurre d nuestra publi-
caci6n. para hacer mas popular
Ia suplica al comercio.
La organization del servicio
dc tranvias g tan perfecta y Sc
ran puestos en- circulation tan
tos coches. que el publico halla-
"a las mayoTes comodidades. tan
TO para Ia ida como al regreso
dc In Verbena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-05
EN- eI TeatRa0

Mafiana, como va saben nuestros
lectores por anteriores anuncios y pro-
gramas, sc veri6cara el debut de la
compafifa que, bajo el nombre de
Union Artfstics, dirige el conocido
maestro don Joaquin A. Burset.
Dadas las simpatfas con que cuenta
este, asf como. las que por Su parte po-
seen en- esta poblsci6n los valiosos
elementos que forman la compafiia. no
es extrafio que el teatro Sc yea muy
concurrido.
No son para menos las obras elegi-
das para Ia aperture del teatro. pues
Los Baturros "Parada y Fonda y
"El Bateo". son de las mejores obraS
con que cuenta el repertoire espafcl.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-05
Los tr.anvias 4 la Verhena

De las 7 a las 9 de la noche,
ademas del servicio ordinario,
Sc aumentaran dos carros en- ca
da viaje; de 9 a II, habra STEM
pre- carros bastantes para tras-
portar a los concurrentes, y de
IL a 3 de la mafIana sc dispon-
dram ordenes del servicio, de
dos carros cada media hora.
Ell ultimo caro- circulara a las
: de la maflana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-05
Enferm0

Don Nicolas Meginof, impor-
tante miembro de la mercantil
de Ponce, senores Morales Y
Compalia, Sc encuentra recogi-
do en- cana, a causa de leve do
lencia.
Anhelamos verle restablecido
prontO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-05

Mayagiiez, S Diciembre de 1903.
Anoche incendiado hotel Ca
boz, situado en- la calle de Men
dez Vieo, esquina a la del Rio.
Comunicose fuego a la casa
de Esmoris.
Ambos ediicios asegurados.
Las autoridades hacen inves-
tigaciones respecto causa del
SuCeSO.
Circular rumores bastante ex-
traflos.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-05

brimiento de la verdad, que de-
jar los rumores por absurdos
que sean, para que vayan to.
mando cuerpo en- las tenebrosi-
dades de la sombra, robusteci-
dos y aumentados por el mis-
terio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-05
Nota del d1a

da pOr Ell Honorable FISCAL Qe
Arecibo, nuestro distinguidO
amigo don Ricardo La Costa, nc
sc desprende la mas insignih'
cante prueba que autorice Ell ru-
NOR de que Sc hizo eco uno de
nuestros corresponsales, con las
reservas del case, y con ell ex-
elusive objeto de llenar su mi
sion de informante del p1blico.
El Honorable Attorney, sin
otra causa que la noticia publ
cada en- nuestro diario, seg1n
nos manifesto Ell Honorable Fis-
cal del Tribunal de Distrito de
Arecibo, ordeno que Sc practica-
sc la investigation.
No ha habido un solo testigo
que apoyara Ell rumor.
La sonora viuda de don Vir-
gilio Acevedo, 10 desautoriZo
completamente en- su declara-
cion escrita que nos mostr6 Ell
Fiscal, senior La Costa.
Nuestro corresponsal en- La
res, citado tambien a declarar
en- Arecibo, manifesto que no
habia dido NADIA, absolutamente,
en- Lares. respecto a la sospecha
objeto de la investigation.
FL sefor La Costa enviara hoy
los diligencias practicadas al
Attorney General, emanifestan-
do que no ha existido NADIA
anormal en- Lares y que todos
los presuntos testigos, incluso la
viuda del sefior Acevedo, mani
festan unanimemente que Sc
han visto sorprendidos por esta
investigation.
De todos modos, no ha result
tado in1til, porque ha servido
para esclarecer la verdad, dist
pando una leve sospecha que va
no tiene razon de ser, puesto
que ningnna de las personas ci-
tadas como testigos, han hecho
declaration alguna de 1mportan-
cia; es mas, nj siqufera hablan
do haber dido los rumores de
que Sc hizo eco, con toda la pru-
dente reserva del case. uno de
nuestros CorrespOnsales.
Ha demostrado tambien, esta
investigation que, afortunada-
mente resulto innecesaria, la
excelente disposition en- que Sc
encuentra ell Departamento de
JustiCia, la actividad que ha sa-
bido desplegar en- la averigua-
Ci0n de la verdad, que no ha po-
dido ser mas tranquiliZadora.
En- vista del luminoso infor-
me publicado por el doctor Seim
en- nuestro colega La Demo
cracia", v del resultado de la in
vestigacion practicada por el
Honorable Fiscal de Arecibo.
queda restablecida la verdad,
aclarado ell case de la manera
mas conveniente, pueSto que la
idea de un delitO. 81 la hubo. ha
pasado como una sombra. sin to-
car a nadie y sin dejar rastro al
gunO.
A este resultado satisfactorio.
ha cooperado con una ehcacia
digua dc todo encomiO. ell De-
partamento de juSticia. con el
cello que le distingue y que he
mos aplaudido osras veces.
Asi. con Ia publicidad saluda-
bic. con Ia intervepci6n conves
nientey neceSaFia del Attorney
General. SC ha pu~ss0 IN d un
rumor sin fundamento. com0~se
IA podido averigu4F mas tarde
por Jas declaracioncs pFestadas
ante el Fiscal dc AFeciho
N0sotros. natuFalmente. eelc-
oramos el rcsalta 10 de IA inves-
tigactou; que vale mucho ma
IN - -, - rsRfrf ns1F - fnarM-
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Absuelt0

Clemente Ramirez, el que en-
defensa prOpia brio en- Ponce
4 Dimas Heneva. hace algunOs
meSes. fue absuelt0 aver pOr el
jurado en Ia Corte dc Distrito
de aquella ciuda6S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-05
Secci6n s,eliqi0Sa
SANTOS DE MANANA

Diciemhre & domingo. Sos. Boai :
facio mr.. NicOlas dc Bari ara y STA.
Dionisia-u. Pl
Lanes 7.--SkoM Agatoa y PolicaFpo
mrs.. Amorosio Oh y Dr.. , saaga VIC
toEia mr..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-05
Inesaa Hsala

Se nota gran entusiasmo. en-
ire el oell0 sexO De Poucc. cou
motive del halle que prepara el
Casino. para Ia uoche del "a del
actual. dia &c u Guadalupe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-05

10 Qe QeIeCnOS, d. CdIe que sc
importase en- Francia. a partir
del 20 de Enero proximo. Me
apresuro a PARTICIPATE a Vd.,
por 81 tuviese Vd., la bondad de
publicarlo en- su ilustrado diario,
para que tan grata noticia llegue
a conocimiento de los cafeteros
de Ia isla.
Soy de Vd., con la mayor con-
sideracion, siempre afftmo. ami
60 y S. S.
M. PANIAGUA.
PRESIDENTR
Agradecemos al seflor Pania-
qua esa noticia, y enviamos
nuestra felicitacion a la Camara
de Comercio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-05

ra caer en- cuenta de que el hom.
bre no hace, nj ha hecho nj har6
nunca NADIA confoIme q racioci-
MO.
Llama, por lujo y para crear-
sc confusiones, Derecho DSvinO
a una clase de derecho que dicet
que lie viene de Dios.
Derecho Natural, este Dere-
cho es en- orden de susesi6n.
mas absurdo que ell Derechd
vino.
FL Derecho dsvtno bositiyo.
un derecho hibrido & infecundl :,
que NADIA saludable ha resuelt0l
tOdavia.
Ell Derecho consuetudinarioe
este es ell Derecho verdadero.
porque el Sc hace derivar del
modo de ser, salvaje. patriarcal,
barbara 9 civilizado, de los hom.
bres.
La costumbre hace ley.
Esta es una gran fuente de-
derecho humane.
Toda ley, todo principle de
derecho que no sean nacidos de
la concienCia popular, son leyes
|y principles bastardos, creadores
del exottsnso juridico, procedi-
mlento arcaico creador de eS-
cuelas pesimistas, nihilistas y
anarquistas.
ST el talento de los poderes le-
gislatiVos, no Intervene de una
manera efcaz en- ell estudio, dis
cusion, selection, codificacion Y
aprobacion de 1eyes sabias, le- !
gitimas y asimilables, los pode-
res legislativos no cumplen q
conciencia la delicada y it'll
mission que Sc les confa.
La ley. Toda ley lleva la in
tencion de fjar, garantizar y !
reivindicar los derechos socia-
les.
Empero estas tres intencioneS,
81 en- Ell impulse moral prece-
dente al alto de la formation de
la ley responder a TN deseo 1a-
ctomal y justo, en- la aplicacion,
en- el procedimiento, resultan
intenciones egoistas, esteriles. !
impuras y casi siempre bruta-
les. ~
Y es, que los poderes legisN
tivos. sugestionados por una esq
tulticia antidemocratica que con-
valida la Omnipotencia del Es-
tado y la arbitrariedad del Po-
der Judicial, conceden esos
dos individuos, fuerzas y exclu-
sivismos- despoticos, repugnan-
tes y odiosos.
ST los poderes legislativos te--
niendo capacidad, carecen de 4
suflciencia y de tempo para ar
mOniZar los intereseS de tOdOS
los individuos bastante desgra-
ciado es un pueblo que con su
|rep1blica V su democracia en-
Comiende la garantia de sus in
tereses materiales y morales a
personals tan ineptas Q tan indi- !
ferentes que no Sc fijen en- los
daflos que causan a las socieda-
des la aprobacion de leyes escri-
tas por leguleyos maliciosos y
Expenditures. que NADIA saben
de la filosofia del derecho. nj
menos de la soberana idea de
justicia que mace de las concien-
cias rectas y encaminadas hacia
el bien universal v nunca hacia
el lado torpe de ciertas y deter
minadas classes.
Los charlatanes que TODD lo"
Quieren o 10 intentan reSOlver
hablando. como papagayos de
Licurgo. de Solon. de las R5rti-
d0S y de Derecho romano. muy
bien pueden ser cuatreros arre-
pentidos. pirataS, concusiona-
rios. que debido a lamentablex
equivOcaciones dc la fortuna.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-05

I'm hotel
inceR1diado
lmWestiganG0
POBLACION CONSTERNADA
(PoR TELEGRAFo)
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VOZ DE ALIEMTO
La question paIpitante

Yabucoa, Diciembre de 1908
Sr. Director del
BOLETIN MERcANTIL
San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-05

Con ublIO 1nSertamOS Ia 81
guiente Carta:
|CAMARA DE COMERCIO DE
PUERTO RICO.
San Juan, P. R., Diciembre de 1903,
Sr. Director del
BoLET1N MERcANTIL.
San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-05
DerechO y Justicia

81 podeE IegiSlstivo
y el podeF judicial
Ago cue le ialta 4 IA conie.
Fencia del sehor GoFdilss
neFukas b1starsa sulamenlc.
haccF un esludio semiiormal pa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-05
MIsAs DE MANANA

ClsedEal. ..... 4 ha STyQ naaaaa.
San los&...... Ty4 ds n tlcm
6nn Flaac1nca. g IA klem.
|CApillaT. of. s % dn IA ilrn.
s,aata Asa.. M t1sm.
Maaiaa Gag
uasliiaa. -. 80 81 e. "A tlsm.
rusna q TlsFEn's Tye a. n tism
sa1snrce.. - - ax \ tism
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-05

Muy'SenOr m1O:
Segdn telegrama que acabo
de recibir, del sei1or don Jose T.
Silva, representante en- Paris de
esta Camara de Comercio, las
Camaras francesas han dejado
sin efecto el proyectado aumen-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-06-26
westera North Carolins 10 the Spring.

Western North Carolina is attractive
at any season OF the year. but certainly
during the Spring months, when the
are budding. and the flowers bios
soming. what could he more inviting
than a trip 10 the beautiful mountain
country.
The months Of April and May in the
Of the sky and the Sapphire
country" including AsheviIle and Hot
Springs. y. c., are very enjoyable. Inc
climate AT this season il delightful, the
scenery most besutiiul, and the oppor-
ior the enjoyment Of sport, in
Guiding golf, cannot be surpassed. vs<s
The Hotels in this region afford the
best accommodations.
III YOU wish to know something OF TINS
delightful region, communicate with
nearest Southern railway ticket agent, or
address, q. b. ALLEN,
Asst Gen'l Passenger Agent,
Apr lost It. Louis. Mo.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-06-26
In NlemOrianl.

THE sun has gone down while i
was yet day"
William Joseph had been sick for
five years; quietly lased away Il
Las Vegas, \. NJ. lie went to Cal
ifornia. thinking he would soon be
we'll, but got only temporary %reliet.
and came back home last year. lie
went to Las Vegas last April. with
high hopes, and remained ill the
end came. The change of climate
was too severe for him, and death
claimed him as its own on June IL,
1908, at 9.l5. a. m. Thus in less
than two months his life had passed
to the home beyond.
Will. was strictly a moral and
conscientious young man, doing for
his fellow-men what was in his pow
er to do. His life was one OF peace
and quietness. He had many true
friends, who much deplore their
loss. His brother Louis brought his
body home to the stricken parents
and sisters. Little did they think
when he babe them goodbye that
in so short a time 90 sad an event
awaited them. He fought his battle
bravely, not letting them know he
was growing weaker until he was in
a sanitariam, and then in a few days
q telegram came that he was very
low, and his brother fastened to his
bedside, finding him so feeble that
a message was sent back that he was
so weak it would be impossible to
bring him home. There was no
complaint Of pain mol fear OF death.
At the funeral the many beautiful
floral offerings reminded US ''to live
in hearts we leave behind is not to
die"
William II. Joseph was born at
Ferdinand June s, 1871, and with
his parents came to Jasper when but
four years old, and most Of his life
was passed here. He was educated
in the Jasper public schools, after
which he worked in the Desk factory
and became a skillful cabinet maker
and Joiner.
The Masonic order performed the
sad funeral rites, and conveyed his
body to its last earthly resting place
in beautiful Paramount cemetery,
followed by a large concourse o
friends from all parts OF the county.
Funeral services were held a Salem
church, where an eloquent discourse
was delivered by Rev. Paul Repke.
The Salem choir rendered excellent
music, which led Us to feel that,
after all, death is not 30 terrible to
the true Christian. death is 6 path
which must be trod, II man would
ever pass to God"
$50 live, that when thy SUNNI ,ns comes
to join
The innumerable caravan, which moves
To that mysterious realm, where each
shall take
His chamber in the silent halls OF death,
Thou go not, like the quarry-slave at
night
Scourged to his dungeon, but sustained
and soothed
BY an unfaltering trust, aprIoach thy
gave
Like one who wraps the drapery Of his
couch
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-06-26
Dubois County Leads

The commencement exercises OF
the Training School for Attendants
Southern Indiana Hospital for the
Insane, Glass Of 1903, occur ed at
Pinel hall, Evansville, and from
the program, with which the CouR-
Ter has been favored, we learn that
Of the eleven graduates. three-Mrs.
Alice R. Green, Misses Ida May
Newton and Laura Z. Conley-are
from Dubois county, and Miss Con-
ley presented an essay on "Seper
ate care Of the Epileptic," at the
exercises, the only essay from the
graduates. The principal address
was by Rev. NJ. A. Farr.