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The Washington times., 1904-12-18
OFFICERS ARE INSTALLED
IN ARMINIUS LODGE

Arminius Lodge. No. IS. +. \. \. NJ.
has elected and installed the following
officers for the ensuing Masonic year:
Harry Rothschild. W M. Leon Pohl-
mann. $. W; Adam Schneider, ]. W:
Charles Katzenstein. secretary; Henry
T. Ries. treasurer; r. oscar Martin. 5.
d; David Busch. J. D.; John Wischhu-
sen. s. s; George =. Pitt J. 6; +. W.
Spiess. NJ. c. +. Holer. organist:
Charles G. Bischon. tyler; Charles
Gersdorn. II. r. Gerdes. and NJ. Giae-
ser, proxies 20 grand lodge. w. Koch,
II. KUnge. and Charles II. Dismcr
finance committee. Harry Rothschild.
delegate 10 German Orphan Asylum;
Louis GolCschmidt. delegate to ST
The Washington times., 1904-12-18
VOLUNTEERS OF '61 TO '65
HOLD ANNUAL MEETING

The Survivors Association Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia Volunteers of 1861 to
1865 have elected the following officers
for the ensuing year:
J, T. Ford. presiden-. nth term: L.
p. Seibold. first vice president: Daniel
Gyneius. second vice president; w. H.
Braund. recording secretary; J. L. Par
sons. financial secretary; L. Maudheim.
treasurer. sixth term; Theodore Frisby.
Napoleon Bouvett, End J. J. Hogen,
governing committee; James Sheckels,
guide The association will hold an
open meeting on the second Monday in
January. for the installation of the Off
GERS.
The Washington times., 1904-12-18
George @. Meade Post
Holds a Stated
Meeting.
Aid Association for the
Blind Ask More
Work.
Important Business Be-
fore Typographical I'm
ion and Others.

The last stated meeting of George G.
Meade Post, No. 8, G.. A. r., in Grand
Army Hall. was replete with interest
Besides the annual election Of onlcers
FOR the post and delegates and alter
mates 10 the department encampment,
Past Post Commander William J. Breed
was admitted 10 membership by card.
The report of the telleTs showed the
following officers elected:
Capt A. A. Maxim, commander, re-
elected: Alfred Shaw, senior vice COM
mander. reelected; Albert Carew. junior
vice commander. reelected. Charles Mat
thews. quartermaster. reelected; Henry
:. Stevens, chaplain. reelected; Napo-
leon b. Smith. surgeon; E. A. WILDER.
officer Of the day, reelected; John Riley,
officer of the guard; H. S. Stevens. trus-
tee for five years, reelected; delegates:
Henry s. Stevens. Charles Matthews,
w w. Eldridge. L. II. Patterson, Al
fred Shaw, r. a. WILDER. Albert Carew,
and John Riley.
Alternates: n. B. Smith. c. +. Scott,
Wallace Brewer, L. p. Seibold, George
Dyer. John r. Scott. B. n. Elliott, and
|George w. Francis, jr.
While awaiting the report Of the tell
ers, Capt. Napoleon B. Smith, after
remarks, recited a poem in an enter
tanning style and good and welfare
remarks were made by Chaplain II. 5.
Stevens and Past Post Commanders
William j. Breed, Charles Matthews. +.
A Wnber. l.. Il. Patterson. Charles B.
Haring. and W. W. Eldridge. When the
post decided 10 continue the custom OF
remembering the needy widows OF the
post with Christmas dinners, Command
er A. a Maxim, Quartermaster Charles
Matthews, and Past Post Commander
L. Il. Patterson We're designated 10 fur
nish the widows with their annual pres
ents
The Washington times., 1904-12-18
YOUNG MEN FORM
NEW CHURCH CLUB

First Congregational Church for the pur-
pose OF organizing a young men s
club. There were about thirty present
After the business meeting DR.. NJ B.
Rideout. of the Y. NJ. c. A. made a
short and interesting address. followed
by c. r. BAH. superintendent of the
Sunday school
Following this was an entertainment
in magic by Leroy McCafferty, after
which refreshments were served.
This club will hold its next meeting
on January 1. 1905 and at 10 o'clock
every Sunday morning. All young men
who are strangers in Washington are
cordially invited 10 the church
The Washington times., 1904-12-18
SELTESE TRIBE, NO. 16,
GIVE ENJOYABLE DANCE

The compllm entary entertainment and
dance given BY Seltese Tribe, No. 1s, lm-
proved Order OF Red Men. at their wig
wan, 623 Louisiana Avenue. was thor
Oughly enjoyed by g large number OF
members and their friends.
Vocal selections. recltations, and musi-
cal solos by some OF the best local tai
ent made uD the entertainment, and
after refreshments we're served, the
floor was cleared for dancing.
A. w Reynolds, James Burns, George
Watt, i j. Marvin. and Charles Caho
composed the committee that had charge
Of the affair
The Washington times., 1904-12-18
NEXT YEARS OFFICERS
FOR SCOTT COUNCIL

Scott Council. No. as. has elected the
following officers for the ensuing year:
President, DR.. E. .. Thompson; ex-
president, George s. Livingston: vice
president. c. l. Himebaugh; speaker.
George NJ. Moore; secretary, John II.
Bell; financial secretary. b. +. Chase;
Treasurer. W. w. Case; chaplain W. IL.
Hessick: usher. George d. HOrner.
sergeant-at-arms. Il. L. Poynton; door
keeper. W. b. Moore.
Dele gates TO District Of Columbia Cab
met; F. A. Warfeld, John II. Bell. ".
W. Case.
Delegate 10 the Immediate Relief As
ISOLATION, j. j.. BurTill.
Delegate TO the d. q. F. b. Societies:
W F. Wolfe
The Washington times., 1904-12-18
Society

Continued from Seventh Page)
wednesday evening in honor Of her
niece. Miss Rita WUlferman. OF streator.
ILL., Prize winners were Miss Edna
Weyl, Miss Mlriano Prince, Julius Pey-
ser. and Milton Strasburger.
Among those present were the Misses
Iuchs, Hahn. Prince. Berliner, Dreyfus.
Worg, Harris. Weyl. and Wolferman.
and Messrs. King. Reizenstein. Hahn.
Strasburger. Luchs, Bensinger, Saks,
Lyon, Auerbach. Puper. Behrend. and
DR.. Hitler.
The Washington times., 1904-12-18
HOWARD PERRY C0NCLAVE
HAS NEW OFFICERS

At the last regular annual meeting IN,
following officers of Howard Perry Con-
clave, No. S36. Improved Order HcpJa-
sops. were elected for the ensuing year:
Archon. A. r. Bennett; provost. {.
Herold; prelate, J. q. Leger. secretary.
r. d. Anderson; nnancier, J. y. Benn"r
treasurer, ). F. Dwyer; wardcr. Bert
Myers: Inspector. ~. Z. Ward, and sen
unel. J. ]. Rives.
The business meeting was followed by
a supper which was followed by a
smOk-r, and The meeting adjourned af-
ter some spcechInakins l,y the sH','.'':'s-
ful candidates.
The conClave meets on the second and
fourth TUESDAYS each month at as G
Street. The conclave is rapidly becom-
ing one Of the largest in the city.
The Washington times., 1904-12-18
NAVAL CAMP, NO. 7,
SELECTS ITS OFFICERS

At the regular meeting Of Admiral
George Dewey Naval Camp. No. :, L..
s. w Veterans. the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
Captain. If. e. Porter; commander, c.
r. Dorau; lieutenant commander, Lem
Uel Turner; chaplain. T. A. Green. The
officers Will be installed on the second
Monday in January next.
The Washington times., 1904-12-18
READINGS AND MUSIC
FOR BLIND PEOPLE

Readings and music I'm the reading
room for the blind. in the Library OF
Congress. have been arranged for this
week as follows.
Tuesday. Rev William Rosenan. Of
Baltimore
Thursday song recital. By the Garri-
son Ladies Quartet.
Saturday Miss Mary Messer.
The Washington times., 1904-12-18

Edith Miller at the flower stand. where
she will have with her all the debutan-
tes while a long list Of women viii as
slst at the fancy work tables. among
them Mrs. Henry Wells, Mrs. Prindle.
Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Heald,
Mrs. Atwater. Mrs. Wilbur Miss childs,
and Miss Morford
The tea and ssse will not take place at
the home, as previously arranged. but
win be held at St. Johns Parish Han
from O'Clock urtil Z.
The Washington times., 1904-12-18
no UsE FOR IL WORD.

His Sister-George. the word "frater-
nal describes the feeling a man has
CT ought 10 have for his fellow men,
doesn't it,
George-Yes-
His Sister-WeH. what is the similar
word that denotes the feeling a woman
has for her fellow women?
George There isn't any, so far as /
know / suppose the dictionary makers
thought there was no use for such a
word. hicagO Tribune.
The Washington times., 1904-12-18
GUILD GIVES
A LUNCHEON

ST GATHERINGS Guild held a pure food
luncheon on Thursday. at the home Of
its president. Mrs. Redwood Vande-
grift. which was largely attended and
was the first OF a series to be given
during the winter FOR st. GATHERINGS
Eome for Wage Earning Girls.
The Washington times., 1904-12-18
NEW OFFICERS CHOSEN
BY KIT CARSON POST

klt Carson Post. No. ., G. A r.. has
elected the following named officers
for the year 1905.
Commander. +. d King. senior vice
commander. q. II. Wilder; junior vice
commander. Sol Livingston. quartermas-
ter, Abraham Hart; surgeon. H. V. Coz
ton: chaplain. y. y Mccullough, off,
The Washington times., 1904-12-18
WORKING HARD
FOR THEIR FAIR

The various committees connected
with the fair to be given the first two
weeks In February. for the benefit OF
the Washington Hebrew cong-ega tion.
ave busily engaged in their preliminary
work
The fair promises 70 be a successful
undertaking.
The Washington times., 1904-12-18
DONATIONS RECEIVED
FOR HEBREW FAIR

Joseph Strasburgcr. chairman OF the
donation committee for the Hebrew fair.
reports many donations and contribu-
tions received during the past week.
The prospect for this fair being a great
success are now Aattering.
Donations of money and merchandise
have been received in generous proper
tiOns.
The Washington times., 1904-12-18

Johns Mite Association; Charles Kat
aenstein. delegate to Masonic Board Re
lief; NJ. Glaeser. chairman instruction
committee
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-18

menso Sc hayan detenido co ESQ canine
de torpezas y desaciertos que han re-
corrido o ell paso vacilante de los
culpables.
Queden ellos en- la sombra; pro-
sigan, 81 asf GUSTAV, su labor fratri-
cida, y vengan & la u~nifcaci6n de to-
das las ~voluntades y todos los senti-
mientos capaces por su grandeza de
redimir & nuestro pueblo, los puerto
riquenos amantes de la iusticia y del
derecho.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-18
I'm p8ri6dico dGSacreditadO

me JbUn NGtCS eS IN p6flOQl-
co que no tiene derecho para dar OPT
MON en- nuestros asuntos pol1ticos, por
que carece de arraigo en- la opinion,
porque no es I'm peri6dico federal nj
republican,; sino IN papel ~subvencio-
nado, q MERGED del meior postor.
No representa- q nadie. Ha queri-
do enganar al p1blico hacienda Greer
que rehejaba ell c%riterio Official, Y al
flo Sc ha averiguado que NADIA tienen
que yer los elementos del gobierno con
csc p~apelucho.
Publica TODD 10 que Sc lie paga. Y
asf como ahora hace la propaganda
del partido republican, y de Mateo
Fajardo, porque 6stos pagan esos ar
tfculos, Y al otro dfa de atacar & los
dem6cratas, inserta un art1culO q ia
vor de 6stos q tantos centavos la II
nea, publicarfa manana IN editorial
en- elogios de los federales ST nosotros
fuesemos tan candidos que les hi6ra-
mos la limosna de AMOS cuantos Pc
SOS.
L1Slg DOCO3 III La OC O1NA Il nc
en- ell editorial de hoy nos lame espa-
aOliz0d0S y mienta descaradamente al
decir que los federales hemos afrma-
do <que ell gobiernO. esta con ~nosotros. p
Ell gobiernO esta con la razon y Ia JUS
ticia, 10 cual es suicieute para que es-
te en- contra del San Juan NewS y de
sus ~inspiradores republicanos.
Y prueba de que csc ~peri6dico esta
subvencienado por Fajardo es, que
no hace mucho lie atacaba, y hoy dice
10 siguiente;
<Fajardo es un polftico de mas
astucia. Sus adversarios trabajan
sin descanso contra 81, mas 6l continda
luchaudo dfa tras dfa.
&Las pretensiones de sus enemigos
han sido expncs As, y hoy per hoy Sc
asegura r como az siente en- ell aire una
gran victoria rep4blicana en- toda Ia
Inca. Al fn Ell pueblo comprende que
no solo ell Gobiarno, sino Ell mismo
Gobernador, esta dispuesto & que los
Republicaoos tengan iguales derechos
para depositar SD vote que los fedora
les.
clos federales podr6n ganar en-
otra OCCASION, pero esta ve2 es imposi-
ble.1
Ahora; juzgue la opinion sensata
del credito que puede MERCER I'm pc
ri6dico que Sc pone al servicio de la
mentira y la calumnia por unos mise
rabies ochavos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-18

Leafo copy Of which suTrospun
can wait the necessary delay il
y. S. A.
he retail dug trade int Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-18
Una determination
del aIcaIdG

FL alcalde senior Todd nos ha re-
mitido la siguieute communication que
gustosamenJe insertamos.
San Juan, Octubre II de 1904.
Sr. Director de LA DEMOCRACIA.
Sehorl
R~ehri6ndome & una pregunta que
en- SUI periodico del Il del corriente en-
Ia secci6n GLnformacion2 Sc me diriie,
referente al empleo de I'm CAIRO de los
de la basura en- trasportar efectos pa
ra i'm meeting en- Puerta de Terra, de-
DO informarle:
Que habiendo procedido & una in
vestigaci6n, resulta ell hecho cierto.
Que esta Acadia nj ell Inspector
del ramo hau tenido conocimiento of
cial nj particular de que Sc hubiera
usado el carro en- tai transporte.
Y que eXistiendo orden anterior
prohibiendo ell utilizar efectos del mu-
nicipio en- actos politicos 8 particula-
res, he amonestado q los empleados q
quienes corresponds ell cumplimiento.
por aquella falta; que ha obedecido q
deSconocimiento por parte de IN ca
rrero nuevo en- Ell seryicio.
Respetuosamente,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-18
AL PUEBLO

Sin hrma y o fecha de aver cir
culo por esta ciudad una hoja de pro-
cedencia republican, que es an verda-
dero llanto de Jeremfas sin c~onsuelo.
IN planido de la impotencia, una iris
te 2 lnternlnaoIe letania de desespe-
raclon 81 ultimo hipo ag6nico Y
profundo de csc cad6ver Que en- asta
cludao 80 mama partldo republican,
riaistG, y que en- la Isla es M Job LA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-18
SAN JUAN, Is DE oCTUBRE 1904
RECTIFICACIONES
HONROSAS

Produce satisfaction inmensa en-
TODD buen puertorriqueho, yer ell sor-
prendente movimiento de fraternidad
y de concordia que Sc opera &C
tualmente en- Puerto Rico, en-
tos precisamente en- que mas necesa-
rios son los esfuerzos de todos, para
consagrarlos al bien de la patria.
En- toda la isla Sc aprestan decidi-
dos y enthusiasts para una lucha de
ideas, centenares de puertorriquenos
que aver fueron nuestros adversarios
Y, que hoy, convencidos del NAL CANT
no que habfan ~emprendido, vuelyen
sobre sus pasos, rectiican honrosa-
mente pasados yerros, y vienen q en-
grosar las compactas filas de los pa
triotas, con la serenidad y la decision
de los hombres que obran con entera
conciencia de sus deberes y sus dere-
chos.
Tenemos ejemplos elocuentisimos
de 10 favorable que ha sido la reaction
que Sc manifesto en- ell seno del pueblo
puertorriqueho
Muchas poblaciones que fueron
aver eminentemente republicanas que
an La contienda elecctonaria de 1902 Sc
mostraron rebeldes & las ideas ben6f-
cas- de justicia on cuyo seno los iris
tes V bochornosos espectaculos del fra
tricidio, dieron margen q la protesta
de las personals h~onorables y q hacer
mayor uuestro descr6dlto en- ell eXte-
rior, esos pueblos hoy son eminente-
mente unionistas, siguen con verda-
dero entusiasmo la corriente progre-
sista que SO ~eStablece actualmente Il
ire todos los hombres de bien, como
anuncio de paz y de b-ienandanza para
ell future, y todos unidos, fundidos sus
a-sptraciones y sus pensamientos Sc
agrupan .baio La bandere simb6lica
de la Union, seguros d. lleyarla a
I'm triunfo decoroso para Puerto
Rico.
La notification es siempre un
sintoma de progreso y ciyilizaci6n.
Con ella 80 Destroyer los sistemas
de la b%urocracla y del reacciona-
rismo, y SO sustituyen por otros mas
adaptaDles a Ia 6poca en- que Sc
vive, mas en- harmonic con los
principles de La justlcia, mas en- con-
cordaucia con las necesldades polftl-
cas- Y -econ6mIcas de los pueblos.
rs, pues, plausible, esa recttfica-
ci6u de los puertOrrIquenos que aver
miIltarou en- un partldo poI1tico, u
yos prOcedImientos lo han despresti-
giado ante la opinion sensata del pals.
Su actitud de hoy les hace ~acreedores
al APPLAUSE pdblico. FL paso de AVIAN
ce que dan IN nuestras luchas polfti-
cas-, les acredita como homores dc
voluntad y decision generosas, como
buenos patti iotas, Y, sobre TODD, como
buenoa y NANTES hijos de Puerto
Rico.
AL venir esos enthusiasts com
patriotas q nuestras dlas, cumplen
asf IN deber que les impone su con-
ciencia y su patriotismo. E~quivoca
dos de aver y c~onvencidos de hoy, son
una legion de luchadores mas que vie
"a & robustecer y q hacer mas efcaz la
obra de la v~indicaci6n popular en-
Puerto Rico. Dejan atras, rezagados
de esta labor regeneradora, q los con
furnaces del fratricidio, 4 los s~ectarios
del odic, q los hombres que vinieron
Holamente & la polftica, llenos de pa
aionex personales, ssn que por un mo-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-18

11IIOdQ. 6GSul3 COLI G5bo pm oOAS hAOoSoS
TODD ell tempo ganando fuerza y salud,
y cuando habfa tornado ounce frascos
me considerable completamente sana.
Hoy soy mujer a~gradecida e feliz."--
Sta. Muriel Armitage.
Sta. Lucy M. Riley, 81 Davenport ST.,
Cleveland, Ohio, escribe:
ssDeseo agregar mi testimonio a los DIS
miles de otras mujeres que ban sido
curadas con ell uso de Ia Peruna. Sufrfa
por cinco anos con terribles dolores de
espalda, Y cada vez que mo cansaba q
que a1go me molestaba ten1a prolonga-
dos dolores de cabeza. Ahora tengo
sa1ud perfecta, gozo de Ia vida, y no
tengo dolor de ninguna ~clase, gracias &
la Peruna."-Lucy NJ. Riley.
ST no Sc obtiene prontos y satisfacto-
rios resultados con Ell uso de Ia Peruna 50
debe escribir Embellishments q DR..
Hartman, describiendo su case, y 81
tendr4 gusto en- darle su invaluable ons
sejo, gratis.
Dirfjase a DIR. Hartman, Presidente del
Sauitario Hartman, Columbus, Ohio
LIZ -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-18
De PATILLAS
Sr. Director de LA DEHOCRACIA.
Estimado sedor:

Estimado sedor:
A III VISTA de csc grandioso movi-
miento que ha producido en- Puerto
Rico la idea de "a Union P~uertorri-
quena. no puedo permanecer indife-
rente, nj quedarme aislado en- Ell de-
cierto campo del Partido Republican,,
que Sc derrumba como un edificio car
condo.
he dispongo pues, desde este ms
tante & formar parte de csc ejercito
de patriotasy q contribuir con mi vo-
to Y mis- energfas a la salvation de la
patria que solo Sc consigue pertene-
ciendo a la xUni6n de Puerto-Rico.o
De listed senior Director, aTmo.
correligionario,
Pedro Olnleda 20
Patillas, Octubre II de 1904.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-18

one should read eThe Ills of
Ell chemists and druggists.
adence with DR.. Hartman and
1r. ). B. Hartman, Columbus,
alfonso IL, San Juan. viii supply
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-18
MUJERFS QUE SuFREN
Escucf1ad 10 que eli Dr.. Hartman Pro
posle EiaceT Para VosCjras, Gratis.

EScElcnaG 10 que eG Dr.. Hartman PEO-
poHe Eiacer Para VoSCjFas, Gratis.
Sin duda, cientos de miles de mujeres
por TODD Ell mundo han visto Ia oferta de
DIR. Hartman en- los diarios, y ahora 81
Sc ofrece tratar & todas las lnujeres que
sufren de cualquiera clase de enfermedad
feminil, gratis. Solo tienen que escri-
bir1e.
Para aquellas, quienes no han Dido dc
este, SO puede decir cue Ell DR.. Hartman
es IN cirujano y m6dico de nlucho
nombre en- los cfrculos medicos, sobre-
TODD para las Intermediates que solo
gufren las mujeres.
Ha hecho sns arreglos para contestar
todas las cartas que recibe de las mujeres
que sufren de cualquiera fcrma de de-
bilidad feminil. De este mOdo elias
aprovechardn gratuitamente los como
a6os acumular. Las medicinas que 81
receta estan al alcance de todas las
mujeres, pues estan en- venta en- todas
las droguerfas.
Todo 10 que tiene que hacer es mandar
su nombre, direction, sfntomas y dura-
eion de sn e~nferrnedad, edad.
Dir1jase q DIR. s. B. Hartman, Presi-
dente del sanitario Hartman, Columbus.
Ohio, EE. W.
FOR special directions ever.
each bottle. Peruna is for sale by
Those wishing direct correso
receiving a reply should address
Fide1 Guiilermety, Flaza de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-18
K. H. ToDD.

Nos alegramos mucho de que 81
celoSo alcalde senior Todd, desplegue.
ONO viene efectuandolo en todos los
asutos de su administrator, la enc
g1a y actitud que lie distingue.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-18
CoIegio de Ia, "a, EDSshaala
Sc admiten a!umn0s intern0s Y
extremes

SAN JUAN, GALE BEL SOL No Ia
Director: PEDRO MOCzO BANIET.
La instruction en- este COLEGIO
tiene IN caracter esencialmente practi-
co Y abraza: la e~nseaanza priuaria
complete; la preparation para lngre-
sar en- las Universidades; la IENA-
DURIA DE LIBROS, AHITMETI-
ca MERCANTIL, IAQUIGR RATA
Y ESCRITURA EN- Mag UINILLA,
y por 1ltimo, Dib1Jo, Pintura y Mi
sica. Para la ~ense1anza del ingl6s
cuenta este COLEGIO con Ia coopera-
ci6n de N reputado Professor. Ell co
LEGO tiene 81 Reglamento Interior
Que Sc enviara 4 los padres que 10
solicitor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-18
! Mss NurieI Armitage {

LaSehora del senador Roach, de Lara
more, II. Oak; Ia sehora del Senador
Warren, de Cheyenne, Wyo.; Belva
Lockwood y Ia Senora del General
Longstreet, de Washington, d. c., estdn
entire las sehoras de p~rominencia que
hablan bien de Ia Peruna.
La. Sta. Helen Rolof, Kaukauna, Wis,
escribe 10 siguiente:
'TYarias veces durante los dltimos dos
anos o mas, mi sistema ha necositado IN
t6nico, y Ell estos tiempos Ia Peruna ha
sido una grande ayuda para darne
apetito Y buen sueno."-Helen Rolof.
La. Sta. Muriel Arn1itage, SO Green
wood Ave, Detroit, Mich, organizations
de los Templarios Rea1es de Temperan-
Ella, escribe 10 siguiente;
"sufrfa por cinco amos con irregulati-
dades uterinas, que ~produjeron Ia his
terra, y aara:naron por complete mi
salud. Me me11cinaron m6dicos da
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-16
MILITIA CALLED OUT
New Jersey People Threatened
TO Lynch Two COIOTed
miSCreantS.

Camden. \. T.. July 15--lu respSOnSe To
q telephone message from the sheriff Of
Burlington county. Governor Murphy to-
Gay sent d detail Of the national quart
now III camp at Sea tTiTt TO this city u
escort Timbers and SIMS. the. negro as
sajautS of Mrs Elsie Biddle. 70 the jail
at Mount Holly The sheriff informed
the governor that the feeling i'm Burlng-
ton and Mount Holly is bitter against the
negroes. and that he considered the pres
ence OF the troops necessary as "a preCaG-
tiOuary measure The troopers viii es-
cort the negroes 20 the county jail. and
then win go into camp TO await the re-
suit Of the trial. After the trial the
troops viii escort the men to the state
prison at Trenton.
Mount Holly. \. J.. July 15.-AaroH
Timbers. Jonas Sims and N iHam Austin.
the COIOred men Who confessed TO as
sauting and robbiup Mrs. Biddie. were
today sentenced 10 f0rty-nine years eacn
in me SIZE prison.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-16
STORY OF THE MURDER OF JOHN
VAN G0ROER TOLD IN COURT

Belmont. N Y, July 1.-THE whole
story of the murder Of John Van Gorder
and his half-sister, Anna Farnham. at
the Van GOrder homestead near Angelica
on the night of May = was told on the
witness stand by Giuseppe Nersacia. one
Of the slayers. Versacia made a desper-
ate effort by putting the brunt of the
crime on Antonio Giorgia. who WAS con-
victed yesterday, to secure q life sen
tcnce but after fifteen minutes deiib-
Grafton the jury returned a verdict find
ing him guilty of murder in the first
degree. Pasquale Olivia and Sebastino
Pizzatd. also indicted for the murder.
were discharged.
Versa cia's story of the crime follows:
''On the night of May . Georgia and
walked to Van Gorder's and bid until
dark. Then we went into the house.
Mr.. Van Gorder passed me a chair and