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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-29
RegrGS6 a SantO Domingo un anti
quo p0riOdista puGrtOrriquenO
Sigue enfermo, de cuidado, ell
iurisconsulto Becerra
(De nuestro correspoasd1J

Julio 27.-Ha sido declarado ccsan-
te del cargo de practicantc titular don
Demetrio Vazquez, que hace muchos
amos venia desempenando la plaza re-
ferida. Sc nos informa que la cesan-
tia de Nazquez obedece 4 economics en-
ell presupuesto.
Hoy hemos tenido ell gusto de yer
saludar aqul al senior Florencio San
tiago de Coamo.
La casa de Santiago Hermanoss lie
Coamo, con los socios don Florencio,
y don Teodoro Santiago Rivera, don
Ieodoro Santiago Colon cesa en- sus
negocios, para dar paso otra que gi-
rara bajo la razon social de Santiago
Hermanos,2 y de la cual seran socios
gestores don Florencio, don Teodoro
don Clotilde Santiago Rivera.
Buenos negocios les deseamos.
FL senor don Jose Ramon Abad,
persona bien conocida en- Puerto Rico
Y que aqui fue periodista, Sc hallaba
en- Ponce hacfa una semana. Hoy re-
gres0 Santo Domingo en- el vapor
SJuliaa. FL sJulia lego este el sl-
bado 6ltimo.
Hoy Sc embarcaba ganalo vacuno
en- ell vapor ~Julias con destino 4 la
isla de Cuba. Sc nos informa que al
gunas reses fueron izadas al barco,
atdndolas por los cuernos. Ese es un
procedimiento cruel
S989-27 orc fueron impuestos aver
en- ell ~Crfdito Y Ahorro Ponceno~ por
$40 impOnentes, abriendose l3 libretas
nuevas.
FL sabado Y domingo hubo gran con
currencia en- los cinematografos de la
Playa Y del Teatro. Asi pues, los
empresarios continuaran dando funcio-
mes en- vista de esa decidida protection
del p1blico.
Ha sido operado de catarata en- la
vista ell doctor don Juan Santiago de
Coamo, quien Sc halla va bastante
bien Lo oper6 el doctor Wives
Hoy Sc inscribieron en- ell Registro
Civil los nacimientos Gle Juan Angel
Perez, Carmen Santiago, Justo Font,
Juan Roman Oppenheimer y Castor,
Leon Otero, Francisco Rosado, Fell
ciUa Toro; Y las defunciones de Paula
Laboy, Rita Torres, Fcliciana Gonza-
lez, Blasina Torres y Nemesia Pagan.
Pronto circulara en- Ponce una hoja
suelta conteniendo las bases de la emf
graci6n Mexico, asi como los precios
a que Sc pagaia los emigrados el ira
bajo de traviesas, pilotes, durmientes
etc. FL patricia puertorriqueho don
Enrique Ramirez Ronda, Sc propone
venir Ponce muy pronto.
Han contraido matrinlonio Julio
Guadalupe con Antonia Mayoral,
Francisco Rosaly con Juana Scott,
Pascual Vega con Julia Rivera Eu-
genio Fitzpatrick con 8asilisa Laboy
Sc contin1a dobIando en- el temple
catolico, 4 intervalos, por la muerte
del Papa Pr6Ximamente tendran lu-
gar las honras fGnebreS
Sigue enfermo, de alg1n cuidado, el
respectable senior Lcdo. don Jose Ra-
mon Becerra. lie asistcn varios ia
cultativos.
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BORICUA.
N49yOS nOgareS en- AgudS Buenas
Un nino herido por la patada de
un CabaIlo,
De Rttestro c0rre&p0n&all

L/o HiteStF0 c0FF6SpOH&0J
Julio ~ Durante la pasada sema-
ma contraieron matrinlonio civil ell
honrauo est.ncierO de Bairoa Isidro
Perez con la virtuosa senorita Antonia
Solano. Les deseamas la mas compile
ta fclcidad en- su nuevo estado.
Tambien 10 efectuaron los campesi-
nos de Cagilitas Esteban Eelazquez y
Maria Dfaz, Sebastian Lopez con Ra-
mona Ramos, del mismo barrio, Y
(iregorio Cort6s con Isabel Herman
dez, dc Bairoa
FL sabado ocurri6 un incidente bas-
tante dcsagradable y que podra traer
consccucncias funestas 4 un nino de
don Manuel Jose Colon, es ell si-
guiente: Habiendo ordenado ell anne
ricano MIR. Alfredo 4 un pcon que lie
llevara su caballo 4 la casa Y resistido
este 4 anuar lie dijo al pequeno que lie
pegara con una para Y al hacerlo, ell
caballO lie dio una fuerte patada en- La
cara. habiendole causado heridas Y
contusiones, que caliticadas por Ell doc
tor Mater que incidentalmente Sc en-
cOntraba en- esta Y lie practice la pri-
mera cura, son de pron6stico reserya-
do. Lamcntamos ell incidente.
FL senor Castcl6n ccdi6 su casa pa
ia una jarana los ninos, que estuvo
muy animada, habiGndose bailado des
de la una a las cinco Gle la tarde del
domingo.
Por la noche, con motivo de ser los
dfas de una de las ninas del sefior A
gustin Diaz, Sc hail6 tambicn hasta
largas horas de la noche, Y la iuven-
tud echo ell resto, prometitndosc Sc
guir como hasta aqui, dedieados 4 esas
diversiones propias Gle estos pueblos
Siete nacimientos y > defunciones
han tenido lugar
Sc ausenta dc esta poblacion don
Pic Rechan Obedece la ausencia
haber comprado la oticina de farmacia
que tenfa en- Santurce don Juan Zen
gotta. Despedimos al amigo con
afecto, y le deseamos cl meior fxito
on Sis npUOcIoS
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PARA FAMILlAS

CT adernos talonarios para ol lavado de
opa durante Seis me~es Sc venden en- LA
'ogrespoadencla dc Puerto Rico.
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SAPRGSA De VAPORGS
DE SOBRlNCS De 4iERRER7

g
Maria Herera g mes
uba Bracoa,
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PAsAJE
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Mrs.
EMMA MITCHELL. @

la Sonora Emma Mitchell, $50 Louisiana
Stleet, Indianapolis, Indiana. eseribe:
por los cinco aiios pasados raramente
he estado sin dolores; pero la Peruna ha
cambia,!o todo este, dentfo de muy POGO
tempo Crao que habia tornado soiamente
dos fraseos cuando eomsnoe a reeuperarme;
siete frascos me sanafon completamente.
No tengo ahora jaquecas nj dolor de es-
palda, gozo de Ia vida Emma Mitchell
La yenida de la asi llamada Mujer Mo-
derua en- nuestfo pals no sc soluda por
todos como 81 fuese gran bendicion.
Pero hay otra mujer moderna Ia cual
todos quieren con gusto; todos los
dias alguna mujer enterma eXcama: He
sido hecha una nueya muer por el DT.
Hartman su tratamiento dcmestoo -
bastante indicar el nombre, la direction, y
los sintomas, la dusaci6n de la enfermedad,
el tratamiento anterior al DR.. Hartman,
Columbus, Ohio, para reeibir pronto las
direcciones para el tIatamiento de un mes.
81 I'd no obtiene resultados satisfaotorios
prontos por el uso de la Perlna, escriba
en- seguida al Dr. Hartman, dandole una
description completa de su case el lie
mandara con gusto su importante consejo
gratuitamente.
Dinjase al Dr. Hartman, Presidente del
Sanitario Hartman, Columbus. Ohio.
Para direccl ne pecisl s cada cua-
i' bs lee. elias enf-r edades de la vid y, un
sie mplsr i cual, acom paha mo envo.ta a
.ada bJtella.
La Pc runa la t'enen de yenta todcS los
luf n cos y drogulstas, pr o &c IN dollar
"a botella. 8 S IS botslla por Gin 0 dolla $.
Aquelos que es- en- correspondence a.
,ecta con e. DR. Hartn an, que Fue en- ea-
rerar las dilacion recesar as en- la vuel
"a del correo, pueden dir'girse al mismo pr.
). B. Hartman Columbus. Ohio. u. : a
Fidel Guillermely, Plaza Alfonso MI
San Juan, P, r. pu de yenie los farma
oeuticos y droguistl rs al por menor, en- la :sla
I. D11nrfnR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-29

FL senor don Jose Ramon Abad,
persona bien conocida en- Puerto Rico
y que aqul fue periodista, Sc hallaba
en- Ponce hacfa una semana Hoy re-
gres6 q Santo Domingo en- el vapor
SJulia>. FL sJulia lego este el sd
bado t1ltimo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-29

DUo que ell partido federal era
contrario la americaniza-
cion," Y que Il contrabando del
Laurel" no era contrabando,
porque los nari"os 'tenian cier-
tas ibertadeS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-29

En- estos 1ltimos dias nos yisit0 una
sehora que recorrc Ia isla con una sus-
crici6n para recoger dinero cone fin
de leyantar un asilo para pobres de
samparados Loable pensamiento 81
So yiera realizado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-29
EI 25 de Julio
reparti6rCnSe limOSnaS en- las Off
CinaS nluliCip pdIeS de LarGS.
Es ALI hondamente depIorada
la muerte de una distinguida
senorta.
(Ie Htlexfro r"rre$pon>"/J ,

Julio 26. Aver % cclcbr6 la lyle
sia Cat6lica la festividad de Santiago
AD6stol con una gran misa solemne.
Una inmcnsa concurrencia llenaba las
naves del temple. Las ofcinas p6bli-
cas- y comcrcio pcrmanecieron cerra-
dos
Para solennizar ell dia como cum
plcaaos de la invasion americana, ell
Hon. Ayuntamicnto dc este pueblo
reparti6 en- el salon dc scsiones 4 un
buen n1mcro dc pobrcs mencstcrosos
Ia cantidad de 10 dollars 1 10 ) ctvs
4 cada uno segtln su condici6n de po-
brcza
Por Ia prenaa rccibida aqf de esa
ciudad Ell estos 1ltimos dias nos hemos
entcrado de amplios detallcs acerca dc
la enfermedad v fallecimento ocurri-
do en- Roma del Jete Supreme Gle la
lglesa Cat6lica Leon Nil. FL plc-
bio dc Larcs Sc asocia Ia pena que
embargo hoy 4 toda la cristiandad por
la mucrte del ilustrc hnado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-29
Aver

Temperature mayima 81 ,
Id miuima G5.3
Lluvia r
Media normal de lluvia 10
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-29

En- la ma1ana tie hoy, i las seis y IL
minutes Sc sinti6 on esta poblacion un
ligero temblor de terra que dur6 al
gunos segundos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-29

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atomsr{a fen
PonoSP P4erloP
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-29

Ha sido operado de catarata en- la
vista el doctor don Juan Santiago dc
Coamo, quien Sc halla va bastantc
bien. Lo oper6 el doctor Wives.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-29

Hoy Sc inacribieron en- el Registro
Civil los nacimientos de Juan Argel
Perez, Carmen Santiago, Justo Font,
Juan Roman Oppenheimer y Castor,
Leon Otero, Francisco Rosado, Fell
ciUa Toro; las defunciones de Paula
Laboy, Rita Torres, Fcliciana Gonza-
Iez, Blasina Torres y Ncmesia Pagan
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-29

FL sdbado Y domingo hubo gran con
currencia en- los cinemat6grafos de la
Playa y del Teatro Asi pues, los
empresarios continuaran dando funcio-
mes en- vista de esa decidida protection
del pnblico.
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Hoy Sc embarcaba ganalo vacuno
en- ell yapor SJuliao con destino la
isla de Cuba. Sc nos informa que al
gunas reses fueron izadas al barco,
atdndolas por los cuernos. Ese es un
procedimiento cruel.
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S989-27 orc fueron impuestos aver
en- ell &Crfdito Y Ahorro Ponceno~ por
$40 imponentes, abri6ndose l3 libretas
nuevas.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-17

@G- Parties Wishing to dispose oetd
s'npfin tvoaSaaarr
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Also Want Transports.

AT its meeting held last evening
the Builders and Traders Exchange
adopted the following, relating to
army transports aud addressed to
Elihu Root, Secretary OF War;.
Sir: The Builders and Traders
Exchange OF Honolulu, Territory Of
Hawaii, would respectfully petition
that the United States transport
service continue to forward its
steamers via the Honolulu route to
and from the Philippine Islands and
the Orient.
The inducements to the Depart
partment ia evidence are, the fav-
orable weather conditions by this
route, cable communication at three
Pacific island stations, free harbor
and dock iaciitisp, ample depth OF
water and safety, ampls facilities
for repairs, coal supplies aud par
ticularly the upbuilding aud main.
tanning of resources for repairs and
supplies in this most strategic point
in the Pacific and by retention here
10 time OF peace of the skilled
mechanics aud labor necessary to
serve the needs of the United States
in time of war.
In turn we, citizens of Honolulu,
employ ninety per cent OF the skill
ed labor, and believe we should bs en-
titled to all possible governmental
support in maintaining an sggres-
sive up to date community, such as
will enable US to strengthen the
position OF the United States to a
far greater degree than any other
city of it's size under the American
flag. Certainly the patronage of
the government may be OF more than
temporary benefit to both itself and
the citizens OF Honolulu in continu-
ing the transport service via the
Honolulu route.
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Williams the Coming Leader. w
CONTINUED from 1st page }

so, in order to hold all the power
that prospective candidacy would
give him in the next national con-
ventiou. Evidently they believe that
his name will carry more weight
with the element that left the party
in 1896 aud 1900, make them more
active in participating in the con-
ventions next year and more potent
in the selection OF some candidate
acceptable to them. They are sim
ply using the name of Cleveland TO
coniuTe with The simple truth as
told by Mr. Bailey has forced their
hand.
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Fer ALAMEDA, tor Camsnno
Rs{Tigerator-An extra fresh supply
of Grapes, Apples, Lemons, Orangeu.
Lines, Nuts, RaiSins Celery, Fresh
Salmon, CauliHower, Rhubarb, AS
paTagus, Cabbage, Eastern and Cali
fcEuia OYsters lin tin and shelly,
Grabs, Turkeys, FOUNDERS, eto. All
game In season. Also fresh Rock
rcft, Swiss and California Cream
Cheese. Place your oxdors early
prompt delivery.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET
Ciornav KinRAnI Alakea st,
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Fox RENT OR LEASE

The residence and premises Of the
undersigned at Kalihi. For terms,
apply to him personally at the Ha-
waiian Hardware Co.'S store
ABRAHAM FERNANDEZ,
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Born.

BINDr AT Kapiolani Park Annex,
Waikiki, July 16, 1903, to the wife
OF A II Bindt, a son. - "a.
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FOR SALE.

al AGA LEASEEOLD ON BERE.
SFlVVV tenia street. 80 years
GuFn Present net income $50 pJ
mcnth, apply to
WILLIAM SAVIDGE g. 90
2nR GAVohant SkV
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FOB SALE.

$500 HOUSE AND LOT ON
Liliha Street near King. Only small
cash payment received. Apply to
WILLIAM SAVIDGE g. 90.
206 Merchant Stree,
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SanitaryStoam Laundry
Co., Ltd.
GRAN REDUCTION IN PRICES

Having made large additions to
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launder SPREADS, SHEETS, Pill,
LOWSLIPS, TABLE CLOTHS
TABLE NAPKINS, and TOWELS
at the rate Of rs csnts per dozen,
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No fear OF clothing being lost
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We invite inspection OK our laun-
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-01-13

WASHINGTON, d. C., Jan. o The State Department has
informed that Baron Spc Sernberg will be Wash
special Minister Germany the settlement
OF the Venezuelan difficulty and other advce from Berlin indicate
practically a recall
The atter work with the Venezuelan dispute has
caused aniCerman feeling America and for this
has given dissatisfaction in Berlin.
wishes feeling and Baron
Sternberg the approval OF the United States he will likely
main here Germanys chief representative Emperor Williams
change OF Ministers simplihes the Venezuelan affair
Baron Holeben the oldest member of the diplomatic
in Washington Although bachelor he gave lavish
He has been Germanys ambassador
capital since Nov 2o 1907 and during that time increased the
Importance. He has been popular social circles In
his uniform cavalry officer OF the Red Hussa of the Guard he
has been striking figure official functions Harvard conferred
the degree Of IL d. upon the diplomat He the of
big controversy wagd March, owing newspaper charges
that he conducting antiAmercan the German
press. At that time his recall was expected
Washington is satisfied with the appointment of Baron Speck
Sernberg believed that he handle the Venezuelan
matter without causing friction for he has interests in this country
His wife American girl formerly Miss Lillian May Langham
daughter of Charles Langam Idaho and of the
weaiest the West The Baron formerly First Secre
ay of the German Embassy Washington and later German
resenatve at Samoa
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CABLE REPORTS TO THE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON PRESS

LONDON, JAM D proposal has been made that China
her indemnity the Powers in silver 1t has been rejected by
the Powers.
CARACAS Jan. The blockade by the Powers cutting
off the food supplies for this city There much suffering
result especially among the poor
BERLIN, Jan. Io-It is denied that Baron Hoeben,
proposed by Burrows Other beet sugar will JON oppo
stion unless the amendment made.
OTTAWA, JAM The Marconi Wireless Telegraph Com
has applied Parliament for permission incorporate for
purpose transactng between Canada
and other places The application will beyond doubt be avoab
acted upon by Parliament.
BERLIN JAM Io-It is denied that Baron Hoenben am
basado Washington has been recalled The Spck
Sternberg who to Washington special minister
the settlement OF the Venezuelan trouble will be
traodnary, ranking Honeben.
WASHINGTON, d. {, Jan. Senator Burrows of Mchi-
representing the beet interests conference
dent Roosevelt today indicated that the Cuban
the Senate Objectionable the
does not insure the stability of the tariff provided any specified
time The Michigan Congressional delegation oppose
fcaon OF the treaty unless amended duration for
FIVE years
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OAKLAND, Cal, Dec. 2o.-The Southern Pacific Company
has deal with the and locomotive shortage that has
been known its storytang the amount OF business and
facilities for handling into consideration And the worst phase
of the that the days by the shortage will increase in
stead of diminish
So bad has the situation become that result every
employed the West Oakland yards with the exception
four have been forced to take aof the kept in
active and the yards painting repairs
The shortage making itself felt all the divisions and especially
the West Oakland yards where the locomotive repair shops
kept running day and night disabled in
Not locomotive here unless the wheels refuse Then
the locomotive is rapidly repaired and again
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ASSOCIATED PRESS oABLEoRAMs3

PITTSBURG, Pa. Jan o-The great steel works at seeton
Several thousand
work national convention has been called
Washington impress President Roosevelt with the need
Of immediate relief The ngency serious. A veta'c coal
famine prevails in the large cities
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-01-13
THE REPUBLICAN
PROGRAM AGAINST
SWOLLEN TRUSTS
The House Judiciary Committee
Agrees to Report a Strong
Measure of Repression.
ASSOCIATED PRESS oABLxoRAns)

WASHINGTON d. C., Jan. o-The House Judiciary Com
mee has agreed favorable report of the
The measure provides for the publicity through
merce Commission OF the business workings trusts covering
Penses commissions, income and all other necessary
beeved that such publicity through the reports
mission Will go far to prevent illegal combinations of
trade. -
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VIENNA Dec a0Emperor Francis Joseph today received
Amba Mccormick farewell much
regret the departure OF the Ambassador
had been marked by such pleasant relations circles OIL
Niennese society.
The Emperor presented Mr. Mccormick with signed photo
graph OF himself in handsome gilt frame During
ton His Majesty expressed the friendly feeling
and people OF the United States his personal regard
President Roosevelt Mr. McCormlek and Ambassador Beamy
Sorer his successor Yesterday visited Foreign Minister ochow
ski The latter said he regretted Mr. Mccormek unable TON
make his visit longer,
Mt Mscormek starts Tuesday fo Prague and thence goes "a
Berlin where he will his wife lie eSpeets reach 81
Psienhurg January sib
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MADRID, Jan. Io.-Whle King Alfonso was returning from
church in the street fired shot the Royal
No one injured The whose Feio promptly
arrested He said he did not wish kill the King the Duke
OF Sotomayor, His Majesty's chamberlain
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ST PETERSBURG Dec. 2o-A dispatch from Moscow an
nounces that Armenian named ambore while
entering the church there He captured brgands the
Caucasus several months and obtained his promising
them This he failed do and his captors killed
him revenge.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-01-13

WASHINGTON, Jam 9-The House Committee Insuar AZ
fairs has reported avoaby the bill establish currency
the Philippines The bill provides money the
States shall be legal tender in the islands
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resumed this morning The defense presented deposition
first introduced that OF Mrs. Lena Morris, West Sixteenth
New York its subject covering period about eleven
when dponent the anress West 6Sh street
where Mrs. Tingley resided.
The plaintiff succeeded in excluding the to the question
Mrs Tnge business the time deponent knew her
and also question: WAS there girl living with Mrs Tngey!
Only the formal portions OF this question admitted The
deposition OF John NJ Price Of West Doth street New York was
offered by the defendant This deponent knew Mrs Iingey
when she attended theosophca meetings Madison street He
understood that she claimed to be the OF William O. Judge
the leader OF the movement.
few words of Mr.. Prices deposition admitted in which
he said that he knew all of the leading theoop this country
and Europe and that he knew Mrs Tngy living with her
husband and having business far deponent
Questions then took the trend general reputation and the
excluded.
Regarding his personal knowledge of Mrs Tingey's spiritual
c beliefs Mr. Price answered. "She spiriualist in belief
know that she given going into a medium
! giving this from my own observation She used claimed
10 use, cairyoyancy in all her dongs in theosophy"
NEW YORK Dee In her efforts select hiding place
where her $500 worth diamonds would be safe from burglars Mrs
Mary Burroughs OF this city forgot all about the ashman,
Christmas wrapped her $500 worth oi diamonds ehaos and
tucked lem away p the toe OF well shoe belonging 10 her
small son She then left the house Before she returned the ash
man called MIS- burroughs sister threw the shoe with other
rubbish Mrs Burroughs returned and her incidentally
uopfl e hhnans Y y gave him those old shoes Of Wle"
6he said
Ae long search lhs asbpan found and he diamonds
covered
NEW YORK Dee a. Catholics n every par Oi tho world
ae preparing - show s deyo0D and hiy ~ Pope eo XIII
'hs spd ~ Ibs fsrbGs'on ~ b 1s~ p April by pro-
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PHILADELPHIA, JAM o-enry Phillips has
hundred thousand dollars establish
ment and study Of consumption
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TANGIER Jam The Sultan of Morocco has again ordered
his brother American missionaries have been
PEELED leave Fee. The situation is growing serious.
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ST PETERSBURG Dec. General satisfaction is
ed here the of affairs the Venezuelan controversy Presi
dent Roosevelt for compliments for forcing
recognition The Hague tribunal The Bourse Gazette describes
Mr. Roosevets action Splendid Christmas gift Europe.