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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-22

10 Ieeremos con mucho gusto. Sc
refere al asuuto del doctor Vidal
Rios.
La cerveza que mas Sc consume
en- todos los establecimientos de la is
la es Ia PABST, de Milw auke. Uni
COS agentes NJ. r. Calder6n y ca, Te-
tu&n ntmero IL.
-Toda la Isla est& en- espectaeion
espersndo conocer el resultado defni-
two de las elecciones pasadas.
Sc anuucia la pronta aparicion
en- Mayagtiez de un periodico sat1rico,
que llevara por tftulo Gel Diablo
Suelto.S
-Eauivocad amente dijirnos aver
cue la nueva casa comercial de Con-
zalex: x:Hernandez y Ca S. en- G. hab1a
sido establecida en- San Juan, siendo
as1 que dicha casa mere antil Sc ha
alberto en- la Plaza comercial de Ma
meyes [Rio Grande]
Valga esta aclaracion.
Sc hallan en- San Juan nuestros
queridos amigos don Antonio Barrel
70 de Humacao, y don Eduardo Gior-
getti, de Barceloneta.
-Hemos sabido que don Francis
CO Mariana Quihones .vendra San
Juan traido por los republicanos con
el fin de q. pueda ejercer infuencia en-
los asuntos electorales de S an German.
Le acompana ell candid ato derrotado
de los republicanos para Commissioner
IN Washington, sefor Mateo Faiardo.
-Hemos tenido Ell gusto de salu-
dar en- esta ciudad nuestro querido
amigo enthusiastic unionista de Pom
ce, don Francisco Gautier.
Hoy Sc ha hecho cargo de la
Direction del epartamento de Obras
P1blicas, ell ingeniero don Pedro Fer
nandez, que disfrutaba dos meses de
licencia.'
-Actualmente vienen ejecutanio-
Sc obras de repara raci6n en- Ell edifeio
del COncejo Municipal, departamentos
de contadurfa repeso de pan.
-Contin1an a1n aqui los amigos
senores Vivoni Acosta de San Ger
man, jefes de los republicanos PU-
ROS de aquella ciudad.
Ell DR.. Jose II. Amadeo de Vega
Baja SO encuentra en- San Juan y he
mos tenido ell gusto de saludarle.
para ell dia u del corriente es
probable que Sc sepa quiepes son los
nuevos consejeros del Executive, en-
sustituci6n de los senores G omez Brio
SO Guzman Benitez.
---Tambi6n sera nombrado en- bre-
We ell nuevo Comisionado del Interior
que ha de sustituir al saliente Mr..
Elliott.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-22
eonnoea.5a nara i , de Dicienhre


convoca5a para el de Diciembre.
@REGISTRO CIVIL. Dsfuncio-
mes Pic Rivera, Fernando Rios Re-
yes Gino MolinelIi Martinez, fnocen-
cia Quin6nes, Charles Carlson Pedro
Garcia Morales.
Nacimientos Alexandra Waner,
Ellsonslty Leaton y Leoder, Eduardo
Kianes Y Verdejo.
Casamientos: Juan Cruz Velez con
Isabel Cumba Rivera.
LA Socied ad Artfstica que actia
en- nuestro Teatro, pondr4 en escena ell
| iueves pr6ximo, las mismas obras que
tenia anunciadas para a function del
domingo que fue suspendida por
causas agenas Ia voluntad de Ia EN-
presa.
@CAMINAR diariamente mucho
banarse todos los dias, sin ponerse
al salir del ba1o las ropas sudadas y
evitando tenerlas sudadas al descan-
sar son necesidades organicas tan ur-
gentes como tOmar IN dia por mes el
Digestive Mojarrieta, para purifcar
cuando Sc padece Anemia Trastor-
nos nerviosos: languidez, palpitacion,
escalofrios, sue1os intranquilos y fre-
cuentes jaquecas. Las persouas cue
padecen estrenimientO deben conner
pures de lentejas frijoles, habas 6
petit poes, con los alimentos habituales;
cuando Sc digieren con didcultad
estas legu1nbres deberan acompanarse
de una oblea del Digestive Moiarrieta
-IndividuOs curados en- la Sala
de Socorro en- el dia de aver: Deme-
tria Santana de una contusl0 leve en-
Ell labio inferior. Maria Bigio [nif1a1
de una coloracion en- ell lado izquier-
do de la cara simple confusion en-
Ell om6plato izquierdo, leve. Micaela a
Hernandez, de contusiones On ell bra
20 izquierdo y pierna derecha, leve.
Fellcita Torres, contusiones en- ell from
tai tercio superior del music IL
quierdo. Enriqu ueta F al ardo, dos con-
tusiones de segundo grado en- Ell tercio
medic del brazo y antebrazo.
La Oicina judicial de | a &Uni6n9
sera asesorada, en los casos indispen-
sables, por jurisconsultos prominen-
tes del partido, tales como don Fran
cisco don Eduardo Acuna, don Jose
de Diego y don Carlos Soler, otros
no menos competentes.
En- ell hospital municipal Sc ha-
| an setenta y dos individuos de ambos
Spv.0c r9a5ocj an7t1 A.. n varSau on for,,o
dades; yen el de mujeres ninos, once
Ell vapor cubano Julia Sc hizo q
la mar aver 4 las de Ia tarde con
rumbo a Ia H4bana y escalas, condu-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-22
INFORMACION D|AR|A

Para dirigir Ia o6cina judicial de
la Union de Puerso-Rico suena ell nom
bre del joven letrado don Eugenio Be-
aftez Castan os, que hizo su carrera en-
Washington, Obteniendo las notas mas
brillRntes Y alcanz 4ndo premios real
nente exception ales.
Ell senior u 3nftez Castanos, poeta
de vuelo escritor do ibra, Sc distin-
que en- la literatura del pals. En- po-
Utica fu6 IN excelento federal militia
con entusiasmo en- | d Uiti6n dc Puerto.
Rico.
Hoy, a las dos de la tarde, sali6
ha5ia Ponce don Luis P. Valdivieso,
alc1l1e electo de aquella ciudad. LIE
AGO npana el sefor C6spedes. A am
bos amigos deseamos buen viaie.
I'm Rio-Grande son mas solici-
tadas que ninguna otra preparation
excelentes xPfldoras Rossd as del DR..
Paniagua> que vende ell farmac6utico
don Alfredo de la Cruz.
-Nusstro amigo particular ell Sc
Il Or Agudo, propietario del Hotel In
glaterra, Sc encnentra va casi resta-
blecido de Ia enfermedad que lie retu-
vo en- CANA durante muchos dias.
Nos alegra vivamente su restable-
cimientO.
---Las ePastillas Antdricas del DIR.
LIE Roy1 estimulan activan la acci6n
del hfgado de los rinones y regula
rizan las fInciones de los inte stinos.
-Lega desde Ponce esta redac-
ci6n un f)lleto del conocido Periods
Ia don juan Peric4s y Diaz con el IT,
tulo: Pro JESO RASCENDENTAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-22

---Se asegura que ell senor Jose
Llorers Echev aria desea continuar
en- su destino que ocupa en- el Munich
pio de Ponce.
-Pasajeros que han salido para
New-Y ork, bordo del vapor correo
ameriano SPonce>. Madre Murphy,
Fernando Toro, Judge j. A. Erwin ,
J. P. G. Uphur, E. W. Skinner, G. P.
Ricards, w. r. Kaehrle, w. F. Ri
cards, Rev. Joseph, H. G. Converse,
J. s. Ball, Henry De Ford, John
Law, Walter G. Reale, L. L. Cooke,
Clifton w. Beale, Rev. IrWer, L. g.
Nc Guizan, Fructuoso Lerier, r. M.
Sauger. A. Levy, M. A. Sala, J. o.
Bush, Frank Q. Schirmer, Georgina a
Soto, Margarita Vale, Justine San
tiago.
va sc ha obtenido un local de
magnfficas condolences para las ofci.
mas iudiciales de la Union de Puerto
Rico. Es en- Ia casa de tres pisos,
llamada Gle Finlay, q la izquierda del
Banco Territorial, subiendo por la
rampla de san JuSbO.
Pronto sc hara la installation y
comenzaran los trabaios con gran ac-
tividad.
En- Ell vapor PONCE ha sido en-
barcado el cadaver del que fue hasta
su falecimiento ca jero de la New York
and Porto Rico Steamship CO, Mr..
Charles F. Bimermaun.
Ell pr6ximo sabado contraeran
matrimOnio en- esta CD pital, ell joven
| Cirilo Mercado, sargentO primero del
Regimiento de Puerto Rico, con "a
agraciada senorita Dolores Suarez Ca
| brera. Les deseamos felicidades mil.
Han fOndeado en- a maf1ana de
hoy en- nuestro puerto y Sc estan apro-
vision ando, los cruceros de la armada
americana ~Chicagos y <Detroit.1
La sonora Castillo, conocida IT,
pie de zarzuela, Sc encuentra en- esta
capital de paso para la Habana. Co.
nocidas del p1blico sus facultades ar
tfsticas, desearfa oirla antes de partir
para 81 destiuo.
---PrOnto teudremos Ell gusto de
yer en- nuestro Teatro IN II agn1fco ci-
nemat6grafo que ha llegado de Bar
celona en- Ell vapor Pho TX. Sus pro-
pietarios Ia Empresa Banares, Sc pro-
ponen dar la prensa una exhi ibicion
tai vez manana de algunas de sus mas
famosas vistas de Ia guerra Ruso-J a.
ponesa.
Ell dia %, en- el vapor Monteuideo
es casi seguro que llegara Puerto
Rico Pepe Diego. Consideramos Sc
guro tambi6n que tomara parte en- los
trabajos de la Junta Central en- pleno,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-22

ciendo su bordo los sigdieutes pa
sajeros: j j. Mier senora, jose NJ.
Quihones, Luis Pereira, Carlos Her
nandez, Juan G. Arzuaga se1ora,
Eugento Nadal, Isafas Pach9co, G.. Lee
eombe, Edmon Deply, Ostaviano Bau-
tista, Francisco Garcia, r. Colombo.
HOTEL FILORIDA.-CaLa de Te-
uan. Uno de los mejores estableci-
mientos de su clase. Aposentos para
famihds y personals solas. Un hos
pedaje complete por un dia S1.O0 por
un mes, $1,000, y un cublorto, 80 cen
tavos. Bahos magnlficos tel6fono.
Servicio rapido y esmerado. Propie-
tario. - Santos Sancltidrcl,e, Tetuan 20.
80 PARA curar un resiriado en-
un dia tome las PASTlLLAS LAxAN-
TIES DE BaOMO QUlNlNA. El boticario
| le devolvera ell dinero 81 no Sc cura.
La firmtt de E. w. GROVE Sc halla
en- cada cajita.
Sc Y ENDE una casa may bonita
en Hato-Rey. Parada y. Els pinto
resca y de nuev& construction. ln-
| formaran en- esta imprenta.
sSTHE HELVETIA.@27 calle
de la Cruz. Gran casa de hu6spedes.
| <Table 4 hotels ApoaenGos para IA
milias personals sofas. Comidas
cincuenta centavos cubierto. Baf1Os.
Tel6fouo, 1872. Apartado correo. 295.
Propietario, Pedro Schira. Nota:
Este hotel espa cargo de una sonori-
Ia caguena.
PARA CUR4R UN RES
FKI1DO EN- UN Ola tome las pas
TILLAs LAxANTEs DE BROMo- -QUINI-
Ma. El bo5icario le devoivera eI di-
| nero 81 no sc cura. La ir IA do E. W.
GROVE Sc halla en- cada cajita.
s8OFICINA de asuntos admins
5ratiFos y judiciales Y agencia de ne
gociossdo Jose @. del Valie, Allen 23,
altos. Gesti6n en- los departamentos
Gel Gobierno InsuIar, Ayunlar1ientos
Y Tribunales de Justicla. Para lo
judicial: abogados Acuna, Diaz Ma
varro y Texidor. Buen traductor y
mao uina de escribir.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-22

Por las Camaras espa1oias 50 IA
yotado una Ley reconocierdu dis
poniendo el pago de las oDiig gaciones
de aquel Gobierno en- esta Isla, tales
como sueldos de todas. .cl ases, haberss
pasivos, fanzas dep6sitos, devolu-
clones de ingresos indebidos, autop-
sias dsmas creditos pendientes de
pago.
Esta oficina, ademas de las dill
gencias necesarias LaQuf, Sc halla en-
combin acion con uno de los mas inte-
Iigentes actlvos agentes en- Madrid,
para levar a cabo la completa ges-
ti6n de cualquier reclamation que Sc
refiera los cr5ditos citados.
Los interesados que deseen utili-
gar los seryicios de esta ohcina, pue-
den, sin p6rdida de tempo, dirigirss
al frmante le dare las instruccio-
mes neces arias.
San Juan. Agosto de 1904.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-22

RE5TAU74v7

RE0TAJs7INT
- ha contraIad0 para este nno do los mejoros
SCH EF 81 de Ia isla tonls do osto pun5o salien-
To 50 puode cOntar sl3 npro sorvicios lnstan-
tanoos, una estricIa lifnpieza.
CAN77YA
Ioda claso do refroscos licoros y corvezas
peontitud esmoro el sorVaio.
BAN0S
So encuonCrau on osto sitio los tnejores bafios
IL oaLa costa, cada casa de Da1o tioao su ducha
de aqua fresca. So cuenta con uu comDtato surti-
do de- traies de banos do Lodo. tAnAlos ale SO
|alquilan.
JARAN45
Los saba los por Ia noch5, rntsiea oor IA or
qnesta de La folicia lnsuar.
CONCfERT0S
Losi Juoves ,. .Dohingo por La nocao .tardss
de los doningos, inlsioa poc Ia PolIeia illsaiar
Lii ostos dlas ordso.ltarau al pa dIrorsos
os}oc5a uloa, los :4al6s 90 alIuctarau uportuna.
tnouto. Los couot3rGos omQ5lartu pJr IA tarde
q Las j. y yor Id nocho tar 8.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-22
GRAN ill2i,Io5tllrllt "NlLl[l2}l"
pOTEL De PRIMER 0RDEN
Tetuan 10 y 1z.--Cruz z y FortaIeza Il.

Construido Hotel Capacidad para
sageros Situacion Ia centrica Vsta bahia
lies Teuan Cruz y1Foaeza. Ell
Capital Ell comedor nejo de los Anta rene departamntos
amias. Desde adennas
del plan de las condas,
Ia gual dc los
nara las cornlIa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-22
Hotel Marina
DE MIR Y ORPI
LIZ iLp4D MIN s

Habiendo cambiado de duef1o este
acreditado establecimiento, han sido
introducidas en- 81 grandes reformas,
que le pOnen d la altura de los meio-
res de su clase. En- 81 Sc encontrardn
los mas exquisitos platos de las coci-
mas francesa, americana, inglesa y
criolla, asf como un excelente servi-
clio en- todo 10 que Sc relaciona con es-
Ia clase de establecimientos.
Una vista al Hotel Marina.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-22
Importantisimo para los acree-
dcres en- Puerto-Rico, contra
ell Tes0ro de Espafla.

Ofcind de 0s,tatoS ad1linlst rot;ros dc Jose
q. al Fdlse.---( Allen -, ultosl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-22
r RU r Q S
PreeiOs orrientes

Az1car para ell consume de 81 q At
Algod6n de 81 & II.
Moscabado claro de $3.50 "a. so.
De miel claro de %. .25 $40.
Centrffuga claro de 1925 q "a. 40.
Azdcar americans de Ia $500.
Almidon S24
Cafe corriente @103 q II.
Cueros dulces S17
Cocos de s11 & 13 millar.
Ron 25 grados Cartier de II centa-
Vos gallon.
Maiz & 1.50
Sebo S44 90.
Tabaco, nominal.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-06-09
METHODIST MEN
ORGANIZE INTO
FRATERNAL CLUB
Branch Here of Brotherhood of
St. Paul. One of the Larg-
est Protestant Societies
in World
OVER -FOUR HUNDRED CHAPTERS
Local Church Enthusiastically Decides
TO Become Affiliated With Order
Mutual Benefit Fund May be
Established

An enthusiastic meeting of men was
held mt st. Pauls NJ T. Church last
evening and local branch of the
brotherhood Of ST. Paul was formed
The membership of the branch is about
twenty five and is expected TO increas,
rapidly The following officers were
elected
President, f. &. Nash.
Vice Pres, j, A. Book.
Secretary, Roy Davis.
Treasurer, II b Peterson
These officers are only temporarily il
office. The regular annual meeting
when permanent officers are to be elect
ed will he held in July
The Brotherhood of 81 Paul is the
Oldest and only wide spread society OF
men in the Methodist Church 1t il the
second largest Protestant fraternity, it,
nearest rivals being the Episcopal
brotherhood of st Andrew and the
Brotherhood of Andrew and Philip
which is an nterdenomational order
The Brotherhood of st Panl has more
than 400 chapters and has II member
ship Of NJ least II, 900 This does not
include the boys branch called Knights
of 81 Paul which has Il membership of
l2O0 During the past year according
to the prospectus of the order over l0C
new chapters have been added aud over
1000 new members enrolled. No boys
under 10 are admitted to the Brother
hood. otherwise there is no age limit
Memberships may he divided into three
orders The first, the order of Jerusa
lem, is for newly acquired members VIII,
are not yet members of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. The second, the
order of Damascus is for those whe
have Joined the church The third. the
order Of Rome, is for those who have
been members of the church for ut least
two years
The brotherhood, while rot an insur-
ance Society has n Mutual Benefit
Branch, similar to those used in depart
nlent stores and hy certain secular
societies The individual chapters are
free to adopt its constitution as the,
may see fit A small sick benefit and
sum nj death are provided for in this.
The brotherhood Of st Paul WA,
organized in the First Methodist Epis
cupal Church of Little Falls, \ V. il
1896 AT that time there was no genera
society of men in MethOdism II wa,
the outgrowth of the Methodist Epi4
copal Club started two years before b,
he pastor of the church with member
ship of twelv" II grew rapidly and il
1893, two years after its organization. y
convention was held in Syracuse, N Y
for the purpose of forming a genera
organization. Regular national conven
tions are now "A feature Of the order an(
in some states state conventions nr,
held
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-06-09
MODERN WOODMEN
or THE COUNTY TO
GIVE BIG PICNIC
Camp Minnehaha, of This City
Making Arrangements for
Grand Fourth of July
Celebration.
FIREWORKS, EDIBLES, DANCING.

The Modern WoOdmen of this county
are making extensive preparations for
grand picnic with fireworks in this
city Fourth of July, The arrangements
are being conducted by the local branch,
Camp Mnnchaha 1885. The committee
which is looking after the matter il
composed of Sias Giles, Berlin Hall.
Charles Schuetze John Patton and
Julius Dahm
A general invitation haa been ex
tended to the public to join with the
Woodmen and it is expected that, il
the weather il clear, ~ large gather
ing will be present as attended the
German Catholic Fest. There are
twelve camps in this county and n
number from outside have been invited
to participate and will probably
accept.
The committee on arrangements has
in mind M elaborate program in which
music and marching games and edibles,
and all sorts OF amusementa, will
figure prominently. Woods Park on
Fourteenth Street north OF New York
Avenue, where the picnic will be held,
will he the scene Of considerable gayety
Contests of skill AMI strength are to be
arranged and will probably include
snch things ~ sack and potato races,
wrestling matches, etc. Refreshments
of all kinds will be served and both
dinner and supper can be had on the
grounds.
The program will commence with an
immense parade through the city to the
grounds, accompanied ny five bands
from various places In the evening
an elaborate display Of fireworks cost
ing in the neighborhood Of $500 will
take place Mt some site in the city not
yet selected. Two dances will alro be
held at the two halls in the city Prof
Urban will have charge Of the musical
arrangements.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-06-09
THE SPELLING CONTESTANTS
List OF Names OF Those Who Will Take
Part Prof. Hewitt Cannot Come

Prof Hewitt of the Oshkosh Normal
School has sent word to those in charge
of the County Schools Spelling Bee to
be held in this city this month that he
will be unable to be present to pro
nounce the words Prin. w. H. Luehr
of the South Side High School will ac-
cordingly take his place.
Names of those who will take part in
the contest have been coming in right
along and the following is complete
list up to-date:-
Elsie Cootway, Willie Tills Mary Robinson,
Willie Moldenhauer, Paula Weerts Bertha
Selle, Ella Bahr. Walter kiclsmcicr. Frank
LeClaire Martha Mcmillan, Hattie Kraus,
Shimok Rosa Gcrl Viola Engclbrecht krna
Wills Emil Dickrrt Emn Skarirvoda, Fred
Rezok, Edward Wit Rosa Bary, Lillian
Straudo, Molhe Fitzgerald, Elmer Hickman
stokes, Jerome Ledyina, Lillian Armh9ltz'
John Rosch, Amanda SAM Annie lo.t,
Lizzie Bartelme, John Klein, Frcda Braun,
Fred Bruhn, George Armenian, Anrrlia
Sheahan, Clara Vogel, Lydia Ecmshek, Bor,
nice Ilalverson, Charles Braun, Edward
Hessel, Adolph kotck. Clara Stecn, l"ona
Mieneke, Dennis Rcedy Amanda Erickson,
Georgia Knapp, John Egan, Theresa Cries.
Ella Schneider. Grnevieve sullivan, Ida
Weinfurther Amand Weinfurther, Erwin
Cartzkc, Laura Car2tkr Alma HING
Lousia Grimm, James Cahll. Lizzie Rocpke,
Nora Bruins, Edwin plcnss. Leo Bleser Mary
Mcshkosh, Emma MeshkoSh Julia Rurhner,
Elsa Albrecht, Lynda Beck, LOUIS Lrdvina.
Elsa Klessing, Anita Wiegand, Minnie Born,
Hulda Olin Loroncc Schwalba, Lena Gasow,
Oscar Wilsman, William Lindner, Emil
Prinzl Lulu Thompson, Clara Johnson Rohert
Narkom, Annie Wachtel, Olga Nelson, Elma
Hanson. Edwin knutson Annie Knier,
August Bisse, Ella OFT, Eddie Casper, Gerald
Grove. Lizzie Laughln, Catherine Pleshck,
Bancke Cooney, Leona Stahl William Rauch
Arther Murphy, Lester illegal, Cortz HaldOr-
son Rcka Hougen, Ella tiau, Lydia Lau, HarI Y
Mott, Elzer Mott Fred Rritlncycr Augusta
Strohfeldt Mabel Finkelson Olga Bcrge olga
Fiukelson, George Bauer. Lillian Bammann,
William Wesen"r, Mabel Guudcrson, Elsa
Seastedt Bartlay DoGan. Peter Fulvay
Elizabeth Cohen, Harold Morgan, Ethel Will
son, Matildo Hclgeson Johnnie Stoncman
Arthur Stelzer, Earl Stoueman
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-06-09
THROWN FROM FIRE TRUCK
IuIiuS HeCker, Member of Force
Meets Accident Responding to
Alarm

While the fire department was re-.
spending to nm alarm on the North Side
yesterday morning, julius Ilecker II
member of the force was thrown violent.
ly to the ground from one Of the trucks
He sustained some severe bruises and
cuts but was not seriously injured He
was taken to the Office Of Or Staehle
where his wounds were dressed
The fire WAS in the basement Of "A r..
sidencc ut the corner Of Fifth Street and
New York Avenue occupied by the
family Of conductor Chase Of the street
railway II was not "a very blg fire and
little damage was done but after the
department had responded once the fire
broke ont again and II second call wae
nescessary
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-06-09
Mrs. Edward Simon

Mrs. Edward Simon, aged 30, died at
her home, at 420 North 7th Street, last
Thursday shortly after noon from the
effects of having given birth to n child
two months before. A husband who is
foreman at the glove factory and two
little children, Viola, aged two years
and Charlotte, aged two months, sur
vive. Mrs Sinon's father and four
brothers are also living. The funeral
took place from the home of Mrs Simon $
brother, Charles, at AS Brigham street
Sunday afternoo Rev. Lanbrecht of
Chicago, had charge, the intermcnt
being at the Concordia Cemetery in
Chicago.
Mrs. Simon, who was Bertha Wan
grow, was born in Lauenberg, Pom
mern, Germany. Her family moved to
Chicago when she was two years old.
Ten years ago she married Edward
Simon and nine months ago the family
moved to this city
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-06-09
JUNE COURT OPENS
Few Cases OF Any Special Public In
terest to Come Up

The calendar for the June term
of the Circuit Court, which commenced
Tuesday morning Mt the court house in
this city, is not n long one. There are
eleven fact for jury cases, seven of fact
for court, three of law for conrt and
four criminal cases
Most important of the criminal cases
is that against Leon Revolnski for has
tardy. Revolnski WAS arrested on the
complaint of Eva Mrozinski who also
has case of fact for jury against him
ut the same time. The other criminal
cases are: John Bralter, malicious
trespass, Fred plo,ckelman; assault and
battery, and John Jensch, larceny.
Very few of the other cases are of any
particular public interest. The case OF
Austin Roberts ct nj, vs. KNIT Berg
which was appealed by the plaintiffs
from he decision of Judge Schenian in
the Municipal Court has been dismissed
the attorneys for the plaintiffs with
drawing the notice of appeal. The cases
of Dortha and Iens T. Sorcnson, Of Val
ders, against Carl Aubol for injuries to
Mrs. Sorenson through alleged careless
driving are to come up ut this term and
are set eighth and ninth on the list,
Following il II list of members of the
Manitowoc County bar
J. s Anderson, Il. A Alexander,
Lake G Alexander, Emil Baensch
Chas. L. Brady, Richard Burke. John
Chlonpek A. 5, Chloupek, Isaac Cratic,
f. w Dicke, & A Forrest, A |. Hon
gen, John J llealy, Walter NJ. Joyce
NJ w kalaher. T. L. Kelley, Harry
Kelley, j ID, Markham, Il II. Mark
ham, II l.. Markham, l., j Nash, f. q.
Nash A. l.. Nash, Ralph Plumb, A p.
Schcn!an. +. s Schmitz, G.G Sedgwick
G. II. Sedgwick, Albert H. Schmidt, A..
G. Schmidt s. A Wood