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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-12
N0TJCJAs DEL DJA

tr's meses que ysnia sufriendo en- Ia
carcel de Pence.
Entire los estivadores del muelle
SO nota s]gin disgusto por no haberse
recibido una contestaci6n categ6rica
de la emprssa de vspores <The Porto
Rico Steamships Cqs sobre ell resulta.
do de los sueldos.
-Estsn muy sdelantadas las obrss
do reconstrucci6n en- ell trayecto de ls
carretera central entire ell barrio emu.
das y Rio Piedras. Sc orden6 que
llevara las piedras q dicho sitio una
maquina especial.
-Hemos recibido un folleto que
contiene un detallado informe sobre
la admin straci6n municipal de MI
ysguoz. correspondiente al eiercicio
de 1904 1905.
En- | OF dias 10 y 20 del corrlente
celebraran fxa mere, d. ingreso en- Ia
Esescuela Normal de Rio Piedras.
Ell juez del Vale conden6 D. Pc.
dro Ig'es az, acusado de dafos mali
ciosos, q seis meses de carcel 6 200
dollars de multa.
Don Carlos Cid fu6 absuelto por
81 tribunal Ior no resultar cargos
contra dieho senior.
PARA eurar un rssfriado en- uL
IN dla tome las SPastillas laxantss de
bromo-quiniua.s FL boticario 10 de-
volver& el dinero 81 NO sc cura. La
frma dc 4. F, Grove Sc halla on eada
ca jita.
ea-PARA CURAR un rsstriado
sa un dla tome las rASTlILAS LAxAN-
TIES DE BROMO QUININA. FL boticario
10 dsvolvera 81 dinsro 81 no Sc cura.
La frma do L. w. GROVE SO halla On
cada cajita.
-Por 10 ctvs 81 ssna alss com
prsrG ustsd un reloj do orc de 10 1 80
dollars. f. Kehrhahn y CO. San
Francisco Is. Tambisn vsEdsmos fus-
gos artiticiales.
sG-VENTA. Simeon Rovira, due
40 de 10 saarts parta dc In casa de 10
cslle dc San Francisco So do ssta sa'
pital, la vsnds. Dirijirss 81 en- Aqua
dilla para proposlcionss. 1873
Sc nscesita un taqufgrafo para
ingles sspanol y que sspa tensdurfas
de libros. Ofsrtas con rscomsnl acio.
ass. Baio P. O. Box I'll.
THE MAY FLOWER. - Criato
ST. 1s. San Juan, P. R.-A ANA cua
dra do los sarros el6stricos y prinsi-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-12


al puente dc San Antonio, de Santur
ce, ordenando la recogida de los sar'
gszos y de las algas,que producer las
delectereas emansciopes de que dia
riamerse Sc queis sl phblico.
-Esta mafAaa SO recibi6 en- ell
cuartel general dc Ia policfa insulsr
10 telegrama del cabo del puesto de
Utuado don Lorenzo Gonz slez1 comu.
nleando habsr lido detenido en dicho
pueblo ell malheehor <Monrto' g., que
So fug6 al ser conducido 4 10 ciudad
de Arecibo.
-DEsPUES de probsr todoz los
engsnosos remedios que So anuncian
es cuando mas 80 agradece Ia sfcacia
RADICAL del Digestiyo Nojarriets,
cuya supsrioridad est& universalmente
confrmada para curar las enfermeda-
des del sst6msgo.
Curaciones dessspsradss en- psrso'
mas bien conocidas, que 10 tomaron
dursnts tres meses, son las que 10 hsu
hecho glorioso, pero un solo essuchs
produce melor efecto que una docena
de frsscos de cualquier otro remedio;
porQue adem&s de ser ell dnico verda
dero Curative radical del est6mago y
del intestine, sin engaftosa acci6 !!
calmante, es Digestive y Purifca 3or
de los alimentos.
So debe exigir que cada ho,.'e
tengs ersbado al Donbre Digntiyo
Moiarrieta.
De vents en- las fsrmacias de loz
sefores M. Bianco ca, Ramon Aims
zan, Fidel Guillermety &c San Juan
puerto I$tco); y enlas prncipales dro-
gusrfas dc Europa y America. Dep6-
sito en- Paris, rusdes Hau prlettes, 4.
Sc ha presentado deluncia por
sargento San MILAN ell cabo Lopez
ante la Corts muicipal contra les Sc
iiores Pedro Iglesias y Carlos Cid,
acusados de daflos maliciosos. Di-
chos seflores extraian maderas de los
terrenos del Pueblo de Puerto Rico,
en- ell sitio conocido por <Cayo de rem
tRS
Ell Juez del Vale exigl6 mil do
liars para la libertad provisional de
los acusados.
Esta tarde Sc vera e juicio, lie
vando la defensa sl abogado setor
Acuna.
Sc le ha conmutado a Juan Ro-
drfguez parts de Ia pena de I'm afio y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-12
Rafael Pa|cis Rodriguez Abogl1p-N,tai,
Raul Benedch GsigsL Abogado, Rsgshad,r Susttu|s de
Gan Juan

Partpan ri pdbeo genera hau nsss
Cadsd
siona Ercsn Trbanas do la
Oaeae
vision tasasi6n do IL proptsdad etc etc.
Horasds o oAsins de So liz my de- As pm.
81 ~ plso-A saads nd
TslSono 1884, 6aa JaAa Pasrto Rico.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-12-27
3Local and Personals

P. D. Coons, who spent Christmas
with friends in Wenatchee rejoined
the Great Northern engineering party
at Trinidad. Mr.. Coons states that
the engineers will probably make We
natchee their headquarters this winter.
For long time farm loans apply to
J. S. Mooney.
Rev. Bell, who spent Christmas
with his family in Lynn, has
returned to Wenatchee and will again
conduct revival services in the NJ. E.
church.
Miss Florence Without, of Spokane,
is visiting with her sister. Miss Will
holt, the day operator at the depot.
Rev. Graves returned yesterday
from Entiat.
Mr.. McGuin. deputy county sur
veyor, states that I. A. Navarr e,
county surveyor, who is visiting
with his family at Chelan, will re.
turn to Wenatchee about January i.
Try our home made bread and fancy
pastry. None better. Palace Bakery.
L. N. Wilcox, who owns general
merchandise store at Cashmere, is in
the city today.
H. G. Cooper, who has been in Cash
mer on business for the past few days,
returned to Wenatchea today.
7. A. Davies, manager of the Col
uumbia aud sOkanogan Steamboat
Company, left last night for Spokane
on q short business trip.
The building at the corner of Orou-
do and Weratchee avenues is being
reftted and will soon begoccupied by
the offices of the Wenatchee Canal
Company.
The Ladies Aid of the Christian
church will give big New years
chicken dinner in the old Ladd build
ing opposite the Colubmia hotel next
Saturday, Dec. 80, from IL to 2.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-12-27
TWO BADLY HURT
IN GAME OF FOOTBALL

Los ANGELES, Dec. 27.-Two
serious uasulties and some spectacular
playing, including % run of l07 yards,
said to be the longest in the history
of football, were tie features of the
last gridiron game of the season in
southern California today between
Sherman Indians and st. Vincent's col
lege, which was won by the former
by a score of 30 to 0. H. Wllhoot. Of
st. Vincent's sustained "a broken col
lar bone, AMI L. Hugo, of the Indians.
bad two ribs smashed. The Indians
outplayed the local men from thu start,
although the score at the end of the
first half was close. to 0. After tine
second halfswas opened the Indians
played with great speed AMI Diet arni-
nation, and their superior weight
counted for much against their op-
ponents.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-12-27
TREE PLANTING ON
LARGE SCALE IN TEXAS

WASHINGTON, d. G., Dec. 21.-
The ee-planting club on the Staked
plains in the Panhandle of Teaxs ap-
pears to be an ACCOMPLISHED fact.
When a forester from the depart
ment of agriculture attended the
farmers congress at Amarvillo last
August the suggestion was made that
the people organize a club for the
purpose of establishing groves of
trees ON their farms. This region is
naturally treeless, but there is every
reason to believe that certain species
of trees will grow if they are proper
ly planted and cared for. The people
of the section have shown such in
terest in the proposition that the as.
ISOLATION has already 600 members.
1t is proposed to organize local
divisions in each of the towns and
spread the idea throughout the whole
Panhandle.
The definite objects of the club are
to find out what kinds of trees are
best ada pied to the REGION and how
they shall be planted, and to obtain
the necessary material in the most
advantageous way. The forest service
has agreed to send competent man
to advise the people on all these points.
and when definite plans for planting
have been made the individual
members will combine and purchase
their stock in large quantities from
the rurserymen.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-12-27
KILLED IN BATTLE
WITH GRIZZLY BEARS

OMAHA, NEB., Dec. 27-.Simon
B. Clark, of Omaha, one of the best
known pioneers of Nebraska, was re-
Gently killed in battle with grizzly
bears in the Big Horn country.
The news was contained in lett, 7
from ranchman named Adams, who
said Clark . horse came to lis ripol
December 81. RECOGNIZING the animal,
Adams followed his trail five miles
back into the mountains. where he
found the badly mangied body Of
Clark at the mouth of cave and be-
side it two dead gIizzlies.
Clark, who is generally known as
"Blondy," was an old soldier and was
we'll known as plainsman and hunt.
er. He has held numerous public
offices in Omaha.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-12-27
PLAN WEDDING PRESENT
FOR MISS ROOSEVELT
~

BAKER CITY, ORE, Dec. ga
move to create by popular subscrip-
ton a wedding present for Hiss ALICE
Roosevelt, who is to be married to
Congressman Nicholas Longworth in
February. has been started by
citizens of the eastern part of Oregon.
IL is the plan of the originators to
have subscription lists started in each
state of the union, the money secured
to be transmitted to the various stSte
treasurers, who will in turn forward
it to the secretary of the treasury at
Washington.
The subscription will close on Feb
nary 8, so as to enable the paesent,
which, it is believed. will he about
SS00,000, to be turned over to Miss
Roosevelt on the day of the wedding.
individual subscriptions will be limit
ed to ten cents.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-12-27
FLEAS SAID TO CAUSE
SPREAD or PNEUMONIA

RENO, NEV., Dec. 21.-This city
has been infested for weeks with
countless numbers of fleas, and now
in addition to the discomfort caused
by the biting propensities of the insects
comes the statement of DR.. j. R. Ma
son, of Chicago, that the flea p Is
the germs of pneumonia in its victims.
The doctor makes this statement
after a series of experiments.
. Other medical men are investigating
the matter, and if it be found that DR..
Mason is right some means will be de-
termined upon to rid the city OF the
pests. 1t is asserted nv DR.. Mason
that the flea is responsible for the large
number of deaths from pneumonia
which recently took plsce here.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-12-27
At The Theatre

One of the mort impor tant bookings
OF the season is the coming engage
ment of "A Husband on Salary, one
of the brightest comedies to be seen
here this season. "A Husband on Sal.
airy" which will appear at the Wenas-
chez theatre Dec. 80, is now in its fifth
year, and its popularity is ever on
the increase. Presented as it is by
talented aggregation of players, fair
ly Drumming over with fun, new
songs, laughab,e situations and a cap
able management. "a Husband on
Salary" is eagerly sought ssfor. Man
ayers are vieing with each orher to
book this attraction, as they recog-
nize the fact from q box Office stand
point that people desire to indulge in
a hearty laugh. "A Husband on Sal
airy" is one continuous roar of laugh
ter and its appearance is eagerly
awaited by the patrons of the Wenat-
chez theatre.
Stephen Fitzpatrick is the bright
particular star of "A Husband on Sal.
ary." Fitzpatrick has been before the
public for some time. AS chara cte +
comedian he has few equals end cer-
tainly no superiors. His success has
only been gained through years and
years of hard earnest effort. ConscieD-
tious and reliable, ever on the ebert TO
infuse new lines into his work, lie has
by is efforts endeared himself TO the
theatre going public of the country.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-12-27
Weary Willie's Ideal Death

PAIRS. Dec. 27.-At Vile en- Blaisois
moldar named Amam became tired OF
life and resolved to commit suicide.
He selected..a singular method OF tax
ing his life. He WAS found dIowned
in cask of wine, into which he had
plunged head first.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-12-27

ing several days on his homestead il
canyon No. 2,..will return to Wenat-
chez tonight.
County Superintendent E. Riste
left for Spokane on the afternoon
train from where he will GO to North
Yakima to attend the State Teachers
Association.
The Misses Nell Raye and Alvin
Patterson. and Eva Stephens and
Messrs. Willet Tomlinson and Homer
Stephens, who spent Christmas at the
Stephens home in Cashmere, returned
today OIL the afternoon train.
Money, Money, Money to loan on
farm, city or chattel security. See
Jno. A. Gellatly.
When j. j. Griggs went to his
chicken coop on Christmas morning to
get turkey which he had been fatten
Ing since Thanksgiving for the occas
ion, he was bitterly disappointed for
the turkey was gone. During tie
night some one had decided that they
wanted the turkey worse than Mr..
Griggs did, and had taken it away
and applied the axe to its neck.
Can loan money on your home, your
furniture, your stock or any old thug.
See Gellatly.
DR.. and Mrs. Worthington, of Spok-
ane, who were the guests Of Mr.. amp
Mrs. J. ". Coburn over Christmas.
left for their home on the afternoon
train yesterday.
For lent--Two large unfurnished
rooms suitable for light houseB eering
close in Mrs. James Fl. Mcclellan,
404 Crondo Ave.
The SUNDAY school of the Squil-
chuck school district, gave Christ
mas tree Saturday night. A fine pro-
gram was rendered and everyone
received a present.
If you want to rent house see j. S.
Mooney and Co.
Lincoln Wheeler left for Los Angeles
last night to spend the winter.
Money to loan on good secuity
Amounts from $50 to $1,000. Adde'S
P. O. box 524, Wsnatchee, Wash.
Z Miss Marie Farnsworth, of Sno-
,homsh, is IN Wenatchee spending
the holidays with her cousin, F.
Farnsworth.
W. Dwight NJ 3Caughey. violinist
and teacher OF all orchestra and band
instruments, mandolin and guitar.
Residence 211 Washington street,
Farmers phone 3l6.
Mr.. Kruger, the harness man who
spent Christmas with friends in Wat
erville, returned to Wenatchee yester-
day.
DR.. Almeda J. Mccall, Osteopathic
physician. Offices over Wiester's store.
Ten acre fruit ranch. three room
house, plastered; 800 four-year old
trees; 800 three year old trees; uwo.and
half acres alfalfa; packing house
with good cellar. Prica sl.l00, So
200 cash, balance easy +erms. G.. A.
Virtue, 500 Boston block, Seattle,
Wash.
One acre tract close in; room
house; water in house; good outbuild-
ings; close to school; a snap Mt 81. 100,
S625 cash, balance easy terms. Ad-
dress box 27S, Wenatchee, Wash.
Every prescription we put up is
properly put up. Wenatohee Drug Co.
Pompt, courteous treatment and
the right goods at proper prices at the
Wenatchee Drug Co.
Go to the Palace Bakery for first
class bread and pastry.
Henry Vaughn, an engineer of Seat
tie. il in town and Is visiting with
his parents and sisters at the Roos-
evelt.
d. N. PAXTON, of Columbia valley.
was in the city this morning. He
reports the jack rabbits and cottontalls
az very plentiful on the south side of
the river.
The long distance line of the Pacific
States Telephone Company near
Blewett, is now in working order.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-06-24
Caught Under a Dump Cart

Thomas II. Mrl>rnucy. Il brother of
H"hrri M"k,NH"y. "f This county. and
of Mrs. S3Hu"! ". Winch,sstrr of Ok
ford. died i'll baltimore on Sunday from
Inquiries received while tryin" to save a
team flom going OVER Il dump. which he
was passing, Oh last Thursday. He was
Dragged down with the team. and the
cart fell upon him lie fcrmcrly kept n.
store at Calvert and was - years of age
His wifi" survives him. His funeral was
held on Tuesday. with intermcnt in Bal
tjiEurr.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-06-24
NJ. w. OF AS Fine Biennial Showinq

Nearly IuG delegates repre- ScntiMg the
| l,nGo ,nmtiIs with nearly 70oOnO MEM
hcrS rf the AIrlrm WOodmcn of Amer
icN We're in fourteenth biennial session
ut milwaukee, this week. During the
past two y,Ir> l2l.G:'9 new members
We're aGGcd to the order and 14S2 new
camps Wcrc chartered. Head Clerk G.
\. Have rrrrrrd 81 13G.GIS, 300 in
surnncr in force. The death claims
paid during the last two years aggrc
gated S12.iI;:i.Gt:'. The receipts Of the
benefit fund were SD 2.567, ,703. The av-
cia@r per capita payment to the benefit
fund We. $l.2Gla as against 80 cents
during til, term preceding. Head Con-
sui A. X. Talbot favored the dscontin-
u1nc" of State Head Physicians and
urged that all applications, 90 to the SUI
prrmr Medical Directors ut the head
riiicr.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-06-24
THROWN FROM
THEIR TEAM
Mrs. Frank Steele and Son, of Fair
Hill, Make Lucky Escape

.\m automobile run by Eli Nichols and
+. y. Cunts. of Wilmington. returning
fiom the Delaware College commences
mcnt at Newark. un Wednesday evening,
"a, >rd a team ~n the outskirts pf that
town in witch Mrs FrInl, Steele and
hrr Young son. Of the Fair Hill ncighbor-
lrood. were driving home from Whining
ten n.rkrt. The hor,r WAS frightened
AMI ran away. Til" wagon struck Il tcle-
graph l1I" aId Mrs. Steele and her son
were Thrown out. The mother was pick
ed up *rHs"lc-S and taken to Andrew
Fishers house nearly. Thu boy escaped
with small scratch. Dr. Henry was
called ard attended Mr.. Steele and
found her suffering from shock hut for
tunalcly rnt >rrin:l~ly iuiUci. Two
Young m,u aud rrHiucd nurse later ac-
rompanird her to her homc.. Mcssrs.
Michel. ana Curtis remained on the
HoHnl uu;i they learned the oXtrNt Of
MI.. ,itrlc'~ injuries
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-06-24
Song Service OF Trinity Sunday
School

The Sunday Schrol festival AMI song
service hell in Trinity Church proved
highly interesting aud was enjoyed by
quite Il large congregation. despite the
warm evening. ihr scholars of the Sun
Gay School entered singing ~ a prC~cS-
Sional "Onward Christian Soldier and
sang nj the close the Recc>>ional
''Brightly Cleans Our Banner" \ num-
her Of ether hymns were well rendered
during the exercises The solo. Come
INT" Me-" by Miss Atkinson. Of Brook
lyn. was given with fine effect The
GLASSES r"citcll texts Ghc day being Trim
ity Sunday hearing on the truth IF the
Trinity and upon the Christian life in its
thrcrfold aspects. y large triangle was
filled with flowers horne by the scholars
mt the close of the rotation of texts.
The exercises Were performed with much
spirit and reflected credit up the partic-
pants and their instructors.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-06-24
Caught on Railroad Crossinu

',corsr Eruhahrr. u hpy employed hy
li,rbclt Grli!tb. Of East Nnttingham. let
the horse he was driving to 4 milk wa
@"n yet in froNt nf the Oxford Balti-
n.e,r" express nm the Central r. X. at
)uulap's crossing near RarnSlcy. ON Sat
urr0y. He was playing mouth organ.
II i< thought. and did not hear the whiS-
tie Of the locomotive. He was cut about
The leg ana bruised. The hnI>e was
badly injured ana had to hr killed. The
wagon W%r' smashed and SCI jpcd the
side nt one Of the coachts.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-06-24
West Nottingham Commencement

MvSSlS. Walter Rccdcr and Lewis
Reynolds and the Misses Anna and Mary
Fryer and Mary Belle Glackn were the
five graduates at the 1i4th annual com
mcncemcnt of West Nottingham Acad-
envy held on Thursday of hast week
Rev. Thomas II. Mcdowell delivered the
address to the graduates. About fifty of
the alumni of the venerable school sat
down to the annual banquet. DR.. j. NJ.
III. Rowland, of Baltimore, president Of
the Society, was toaStmaStcr, and among
those responding were W. :. Evans and
w. Il. Warhurton, Esqs.. of Elkton.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-06-24
Close Call From Trolley Car

While Amos Merritt of Warwick, and
Miss Ida Ninyard We're returning from
Odessa one day last week their horse
was scared by a trolley car and ran up
bank. The buggy was upset and Mr..
Merritt was dragged some distance but,
luckily, neither he nor Miss Vinyard was
hurt. The horse ran to Middletown.
The buggy, a rubber tire vehicla was to-
tally wrecked ~
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-06-24
Shocking Death from Circular Saw

William l.. Wright. who went to work
for the first time at IL $awmill set up on
Richard I. Cam. Jr.'s farm, near Kirk
wood. on Tuesday. met with Il horrible
death. \ piece of timber caught in the
teeth of the circular saw and Wright.
while trying to loosen it. fell forward
upon the saw. He was terribly mangled
and thrown several feet. dying later in
the day. He was but 10 years old.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-06-24
Struck by lightning Under Shed

y holt of lightning struck and inStatnt-
Iy killed Levi Black. colorcd. aged about
10 years, carly on "Wednesday evening
ON the James +. ShallcrOsS farm, near
Middletown. Black. who had lived on
the place for more than 20 years. took
refuge with Il colOrcd boy under "A shed
when storm came up but had only
stood there Il short while when the fatal
stroke came. The hey was stunned but
soon recovered. lac storm did not ex-
tend north of Mt. Pleasant.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-06-24
Negro Chokes And Bites Employer

y cn'orc.l farm hand hailng from Nir-
ginia. who wCGkrl for Arthur AtwCll,
manager of the John JcX place, near
Nrwark. attacked his employer on Sat
urt,Hy after Il dispute over = gate. At
we'll trippcd and fell. and the negro
grabbed him hY the throat and began
chewing his arm Savagely. Finally, he
ut. Mr. .IcX learned of the trouble and
h" and Officer Frick tracked and caught
the negro who WAS given Il hearing by
Magistrate King and held for court on
the charge of assault with intent to kill.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-06-24

"rlin" Hoover. ~ lac i~ hhuTu In
his frirmG>. j. winning fame ou the
strong Chester, Ia. tr"m "t which
hr is the champion player. The team
has hrcn lining up agail.t Formidable
rival, whom it has met always with
credit and often with triumph. Mr..
Hoover. who halls from Ccri'tgu. h&'
a tinc record for the l'l>t Iw" >ras"n<
and is making am exceptional onr this
year. In 1909 he WAS captain rf tn"
Dover. Del. team. playing al third
base. The team WAS the cAAml rM
oWy in the Delaware League IN l1h
he signed with the Camden. y. J..
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-06-24
w. L. Coudon's Hammer Throw
Beaten

The record hrd by Wilson l.. Coudon,
editor of the rrrryvillc Record, for
throwing the ;wvlvc prnnd hammer 1G4
feet inches. WAS hoatrn in the Pullman
Athletic Club" games at Chicago on Sat
urlHy by Edward Parry. of the Chicago
University. with Il throw Of ISL feet Is
inches. from a seventeen foot circle COu-
don'> throw was single and Parry's prob
ably double banded
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-06-24
Lost Liquor and Liberty

John BowScr. cUlOrcd. wanted by
Bailiff Lynch on a charge of disol1lerly
conduct, tried to give him the slip on
the 3.2T train on Thursday but was head
ed off by Deputy Sheriff McAllirstcr.
BowScr let fall n quart bottle of "red
eye in the scuflie, which made acquaint-
ance with his Uranium, and he succumb-
ed