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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-13

DESDE el dia Ii de Agosto, dc
1905, qledar& alberto en- Jersey City,
iuoto & New York, un colegio bsI Ii
direction del acreditSdo Professor dol
Jose L. Fsisrdo, Maestro de Conner
clio, Contador Piblico. Professor d'
Instruction, y XIX Superintendent 4
Egcuelas, donde 90 dara los alum
nos instruction primarla superior
completes; teneduria de libros, CO
msrcial 6 tnduBtrisl; calculo mercan.
tll incluyeLdo Ell de Daacsi correspon
dencis y formss mercAntiles en- an
bos idIomss, escrisura en- msquiniils
todos los siste mas; tag ligratiA, d.
bujo lineal, mdSics, ingles, espsnoI,
trsbsjo manual y gimoasia.
La educsci6n religIosa serA d.,
coniormidad con las instruccionts
recibidas de los padres 8 encsrgados
Habr& un depSrtsmsnso especial para
les Midas, quisnes dia J noche es1a
ran bsio el culdsdo de dos sehors.
de reconocids idoneidsd. La extra
d ga el coleglo cuests . To- J 81 esti
pendio Z 4 semSnalesi por adelsntsdo,
la eual cantidad cu5rlrA Ia casa, co
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-13
CORRIENTE De PROGRESO

hestalar algo 1tuer0,
uece6ario q! PQiS en-
Dlf0 80 nncR. rs G0One-
farlal engr4adecinoicn
to dc (8te.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-13
PUER|LES
De iO-grande prOtestan con-
ira las incOrreCciones
de la poIicia
LOS MUCHOS SERVlClOS
&En los campo>--diccn---cam-
pcan por sus rcspetoS, los
pr6fugoS dc rrc>idio'

La siguiente nota Sc nos rcmite
desde Rio Grande;
&Aqui la polcia ha presentado CO.
mo sesenta denuncias por fatas leves,
a yeces por simpezas que no yalen la
pena de que Sc moleste q los ciudada
nos haciendOleS comparecer ante los
jueces. En- cambio campean por sus
respetos los pr6fugos de preside, tan
to por esta jurisdiction como por Ca
rolina, sin que Sc mueStre interes al.
gNno por la policia en- la captura de
esoS elementoS perniciosos, que son
siempre un peligro en- la vida cam
pesinaD
Iguales la anterior, nos han en-
viado tambien sus quejas frecuentes
otros puntos de la isla
Sc ha dicho Glen veces en- la prem
SO que de este modo la policia no res
ponde hoy nj respondera nunca & los
fines mas elementales de un buen cuer-
po de vigilancia.
La casi totalidad entire ese farrsgo
de fitiles denuncias que 4 diario So
f0rmulan en- muchos puebloS de la is-
| la, obedece, mis- que & otra cosa al
deseo de QUEDAR BEN con los jefes,
que en- documentos circulares p!den
MUCHOs servicios muchos servicios
Asi Sc We los gusrdias insulares
buscando donde nay unas c$scaras de
guiqcos, un caballo con insigni6can-
te peladura, 8 cualquier FALTA por el
estilo.
!, Y lu'go al juez, con cuatro ocho,
catorcs cuareata denuncias, que
dan lugar & otcas tautas absolucio.
mes pero qle ocupan q los juzga
a dos, y, 10 que es peor, molestan los
pobres campesinos, ahuyentdadolet
dc las poblaciones y obligaudoles iris
te paradoja. q echsr de msnos la
{ guardia civil, La guardia civil que
SO arrancsba por 10 tragico; pero que
no SO arranc6 nunca por 10 bufo.
y despues, y adomas, vienen To-
cAisneS p0!itjcoS; los guardias que NE
CEslTAN vepgarse de sus adverSarios
y que aprovechau clalquier occasion
PARA RENENTARLOS ~ que Sc re
VIenten
y Por Dies, paisanos nuestros, guar
: dias que habeis nacido en- este pedaci
\ to de TERRA lnsular' Levantad vi
rooo el niyel de vusstros sentImientos
sed justos caga y quien caIga. Pc
: 70 no aprovecheis ese uniforme y est
rot6n para h aceros odiosos vues
: tros mismoS compatrIotas y para con
vertir yue,tro institute en una espe;,,
de esra1taio.
l,os jetes, que saben su deber, nC
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-13
NOT|C|AS D|vERSAS

cisco Aguirre como ne lico titular de
Maricao.
-Uo americana que viaj6 por la
isla en- estos d'as nos ha manifsstado
que una de las cosas que mas le ha
llamado la ateuci6n es la Farmacia
del 81 II don Julio S, Bruuo, de Gua-
wanna. que esta montada a la altura de
las de Europa y los Estados Uoidos,
con una elegar cia y un gusto supe-
rior, ocupando un luger espl6ndido.
En- estos dias Sc vera en- la Cor
te Feitral de los Estados Unidos el
p1eito seguido por dc IA Maria Rios,
vluda de Rubio, contra la succession
Bustelc. Entienden en- el litigio los
abcgados Dexter, Was O :hoteco, Her.
nandez Users, Pittirglll, HERNANDEZ
L6ptz, Cuadra, Autonsanti y L5pez
Landr6n.
La fxportaci6n de algod6n du-
rante el mes de Mayo, clende q mss
de .reinta mil dollars,
La carreters d. Maunabo 4 AFRO.
70 SO encuertra en- mali limo estado,
asi como ell trozo que enlsza con 81
pueblo de Patillss.
Ell cargo de sub-colector de Ren
tas Iatsrnas de Arroyo, votado POI
Ia Asamblea legislative de Puerto
, Rico, no sera creado por el Departa
mento del Tesorero &c Puerto Rico
Dor considerable nnecesaria,
En- Caguas SO trabaia activa
M ants para Ia instalaci6n de una Cen
trail az1carera. Ula CON- af1ia i'm
portante americana esta 3ispuesta {
dar ell dinero necesario para la insta
| laci6n de la factoria.
En- breye SO reunirAn los se1ore
que componen la Comisi6n de la Asam
blea Legislative para estudiar Ell BIZ
presentado por el Tesorero sobre |
<Revlsi6n de la Propied ad,0 y compo
men dicha Comisi6n los sefores Post
Willoughby, Diaz Navarro, Diego
Soler y Domenech.
-Cottiria llamando la atenci6
en- todo el pals que para una lunta d
comercio que ha de representa- ell
mentos iosulares, So yea bullir, prir
cipalmente, q personas que nj a6n til
nen negocios en- la isla, & menos qu
por negocio Sc tengan los cargos pt
blicos de buen sueldo.
-Por inadvertencia no SO habi
remitido el CAME de LA DEMOCRACY,
nuestro buen colega EL Eco de P,'er
Rico. Desde hoy Sc le envia, Ls prt
sentamos nuestras exc 4sas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-13

Los sehores don Manuel Camuhas |
v don Luis Sanchez Morales son los
encargados de recoger fondos para la
celebration del I de Julio pr6ximo.
Sc encuentra en- San Juan ell Sc
nor don Felipe Rodriguez, Notario de !
Coamo, Y persona distinguida de aque-
!la poblaci6n,
Ell Jurado reundo en- la Corte
Federal dict6 aver veredicto de culpa
bilidad contra don Julio Medina, acu
sado de violar las (eyes postaes de los
Estados Unidos. Ell Juez adn no ha
pronunciado sentencia.
Hoy Sc vera la causa contra don
Felix Mediza, plicado en- la misma
causa que SO sigue contra su stnor
hermsno don Julio.
Sc eucuentra en- San Juan desde
aver ell senior don Francisco Escute,
Juez municipal de San Lorenzo.
Aver, o. abrirse Ia csusa Sc
guida contra ell senior Medina, este
rehuS6 la Intervention del letrado Sc
nor Benitez Castahc, hacienda ssu
propia defensa. Entre otras cosas
dijo Que & no habfa tenido intenci6n
de Cfender al G jbernador, de vio-
lar las lsyes postales de los Estados
Unidos. Despuea de dar ell Jurado gu
veredicto fleron los helmanos Me-
dina conducidos q la carcel por el
Marshall de la susodicha Corte.
i Ell jueves llegara & San Juan
nuestro queridO amigo don Juan F.
Was O:hoteco,
-Dentro de breves diss embarca
para los Estados Unidos el abogado
smericano Mr.. F. Il. Dexter.
En- el pr6xlmo mes de Julio EN-
:, bsrcaran para la peninsula esoaf1ola
uuestros amigos distlnguidos los Sc
. dores don Ramon Mendez Csrdona J
don os6 G. del. Vale.
: Han causado bueua impression
- las cifcas publicadas por LA DEMO
! cRAcIA de aver respecto ala expor
. taci6n de Puerto Rico durante ell Il
5 timo mes de Mayo, ascend ien1o q
} s2.480 252 los embsrques q los Esta
los Unidos y al extrangero. EIto de
S muestra que las condolences econ6mi
Gas de la isla mejoran con rapidez
Sc encuentra On Ponce ell se1ol
y don Vicente Urrutls, de Aha.co.
So encuentran vacantes tres pla
zas de Conceiales en- el pueblo de la
Marfas
Sc indica al doctor don Fran
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-13
DEL EXTERIOR
Immigration en- Mexico. =
Fiera humana en- Califor-
nia.-Tres medaIIas.
EXPEDITION POLAR
Policia dinamitado en- Polo
nia--Un marino del Brasil
va a estudlar al Jap6n,
Ell movimiento de emigraci6n con-

Ell movimiento de emigraci6n con-
tinda en- Tampico- MeXico-A diario
llegan alll agentes de companies de
emigration y compran q POGO precio
grandes faias de terreno para ell esta-
blecimiento de colonias.
William Stephens, avecindado
en- Ross Valley, California, mat6 a su
mujer, q tres de sus nihos, hlri6 NOR.
talmente los otros, sali6 al camino,
trat6 de matar un lechero que pasa.
ba, todo q tiros de revolver; fnalmen-
to, vo,ylendo el arms contra 81, acab6
con su propia vida.
Ell iefe de la policfa de Siedlee,
Polonia, herido por una bomba que lie
lanzaron hallandose sentado en- el
p6rtico de un club, ha fallecido de re-
sultas de las heridas. Ell criminal no
fu6 habido
Ell embaj ador americana en- Bsr-
lin, Mr.. Charlemsgne Tower, ha en-.
tregado al gobierno aleman tres me.
dallas donadas por ell Presidente Roo.
sevel, q tres marines alemanes que, &
riesgo de sus vidas, saliva on las do
varios tripulantes del monitor ameri.
cano sMonadnocks, en- aguas de China.
--SalI6 dc Tromsoe, Noruega, la
expedici6n polar del duquo de Orleans
en- el vapor eB6!gica,' oiriglda por 81
mismo f etada q sus espensas. Ell
duque se propone comunicarse con la
xpedici6n artca dirigida por Mr..
Anthoni Fiala, de Brooklyn, Estados
Unidos. Su obieto, aunque no so pro-
clama, es alcanzar fama ganando pa.
"a Francia Ia gloria del descubrlmien-
| to del Polo Norte.
--.El vice allnirant, don Jorge
Montt, jefe superior de Ia marina del
Brasil, iiene 6rdenes de ir al Jap6n 4
los Estados Unidos y Europa, es-
tudiar los Gttimos adelantos en- c5nS-
trucci6n naval Goa arreglo 4 las lee
cion es derivadas dc la guerra del ex-
tremo Oriente,
-Ss esplra que pronto Qusdara
establecido un servc.o directo de ns-
vegaci6n entire puert0s do Canada y
de Mexico. Este seryicio sera subyen-
cionado por los g 0biornos de los dos
paises,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-13
JUNTA CENTRAL
Session importante celebrada
anoche en- las oficinss del
partido unionista.
Ell BOARD OF TRADE
Rcglamento interior. -Asun-
tos dc San Lorenzo
Otras cuestioncs.

Anoche Sc reuni6, bajo la pre-
dencia del doctor Vale, la Junta Cen
tral del partido Inionista. Asistie
con yoto los sehores Acu6a, Soler,
Aunexy. Blondet; como secretario ell
senior Flzaburu, Y para informar la
Junta los sen0res Baiz y Munoz Ri
vera.
Sc trataron diyeraos asuntos de
despacho corriente. Sc do cuenta de
que Ell senior Baiz, por impedlrselo sus
ocupaciones, no puede continuar en- la
secretaria Y deque la Junta nombraba
para reemplazarle al senior don Pedro
Elzaburu.
Sc eN amino ampliameute la situa
ci6n creada en- San Lorenzo por diver
gencias entire distjntoa correligiona.
rio, y Sc adopt6 cl acuerdo de interve-
mir, en- terminus conciliadores, 4 fin de
que en- adelante cese todo motive de
disgusto entire personals a quienes haide
unir una perteota solidaridad de ideas
politicas sentimientos patri6ttcos,
aGn cuando sea Indispensable cacrif
car algo mucho en- beneticlo de la
causa comdu.
La comisi6n designada al efectc
en- sesiones anteriores--AnneXy'y Blon
det -puso sobre la mesa varios elem
plares, en- tgPcrctcf, del proyecto d.
reglamento que ha de aprobarSe para
que deutro de 6l funcionen los organis
mos que dirigen nueStra agrupaci6n
Cada uno de los miembros de |;
Junta tom6 un ejemplar fin de estu
diarlo y proponer las modifcacione.
due estime oportuna,. FL reglamentt
define las atribuciones de la Junt'
Central, de las de distr.to y de la
locales.
Sc abri6 debate sobre las iniciati
vas de algunos elementos odciales
particulares para crear, con el nombr
| de Jlnta IL t0mlJrip Board OF trade
una organization permanente, con ra
mas 9 comit6s en- puntos diversos d
la isla,
Vstos los pecedentes; leidas Ii
circular y las declaraclones que vierol
la luz en- los perj6dicos; tomado e
problema, no en- sus detalles sino el
su conjunto. arord6 que ol pGreio'
CnioniSta debe permanecer, por aho
ra, en- actitud eXpectante, mientras S
lisipan las yaguedades On que apare
&c envuelto 81 prop6sito de tundar g
B0ard u lrl3s ca Puerto REQ
Sc presentaron por e. tesorero, ae
dor B.ondet, cuentas nOtas q le ata
Gen q Ia gesti6a econ6mica de la teso
.eria, y, sendo la hors IN POGO avsn
ada, g ledaa pendieates como prime
Asunto para la pr0X ma session.
La luta acordo, dentro de Sis es
.rlcsas atriblcio les ampliar olce o
LGmero de sus iudlviduos, eligi6 pa
"a cubrir las dos nuevAs plazas
ouestros ex,3lentes correllgion ario,
Ion Antonio Resell, eX catedraGico d,
q Alta escuels, y don Manuel c aide
roo, candldatN en- las 1 timss elecclo
Qes, & la alcaQia de- San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-13
RETRETA De MARIANA

Programa Dc las pleas que toca
ca matana "a la plaza eBaldortoty f,
a banda de la polieia inoulal
/ March sJapan Triouphal1. Van
tesleet
Fantasia soIl kentucky Home,.
4aDgsy,
3 Capricho nf6uico 81 ia 9rzac.
a ola Tempestade, Clapf
randa de Nalse9 sLos pa,ina
,ores', Wandtenhel.
) Duo de Tiple Baritone en- Ia
opera SRgoletoR, Verdi.
eBailcs Hingaro7e, Myrcl.,s
Final seguulo dc Ia opera al,
jas, Verdi
DANA sLlulia dc i'eilas, Rios
1talic
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-13
BAs g. Co.

Agentes comisionistas. Corredo-
ces de Adoana. Representatives. de
mportsntes casas de Europa y Esta.
los Unidos. Comprs venta de fru.
sos del pals. Sc solicita correspon.
iencia.
Allen, g. ST, 2, o. Box 75l.
San Juan, P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-13
YEkTA De TABA(O

Sc rende tabaco en- rama de 1874,
lie calidad superior, procedcnte dc las
nejores vegas de Bairoa. Dirijirsc
en Cagaas 4 don N. Quihones Cabe-
zudo, l5-l2
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-13

pueden ordenlr ESQ; Ell e5piritu de sus
circulares es otro y IN " otro. Ser
vicios, 81; para ESQ estais: para ESQ Sc
os pug4. poro seeyicios titles, MOBILES,
levantados
Mis- vale un cc.mnal captlrado,
que cien mlltls por ciscaras de lli.
neos m3nud9ntias tales,
Is ne34sario ractihc4r,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-05-26

NJ. F. Hickey, who started this season
as captain of the Holyoke club, but was
injured in the second championship game
has been released to New Haven.
Arthur Monroe continues to pitch gilt
edged ball for Wesleyan. On Saturday
Wesleyan won 2 to l from Villa Nova
college in a ten-inning struggle. Only
four hits were made off Monroe.
University of Vermont, after winning
~ consecutive games, lost Friday, to
0, to Tufts. On Saturday the u. v. M
and Norwich teams had a hard contest
the boys from Burlington winning to l.
James Barrett was injured in one of the
first games of the Amortization associa-
tlon championship season and has been at
his home in Detroit with a wrenched
knee in a cast. He expects to get back
into the game in a few days.
Brattleboro high school viii play
against the Northampton commercial col
lege team in Northampton today. The
next games scheduled are against Win
chester high at Winchester June and
against Leland & Gray seminary at
Townshend June 10.
Greenfield and Northampton are pre-
pairing for an abbreviated season of red
hot professional base ball. The season
will open the last of June and end Labor
day A guarantee of $1,000 will be given
each team, and there win be a long
series of games between the two organi-
cations.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-05-26
A HINT TO eRArrLEsoRo.

The attention Of our friends in Brat
tleboro might we'll be directed to few
words near the close Of paper read by
Edward Devine before the sociological
section of the National Association for
the Study and Prevention of tuberculosis
at Washington this week. Mr. DeVine
said
"And next after these two great under
takings, comes the yet greater and 1t
may be we should say even more elemen-
tary undertaking, to which repeated
reference has already been made-the
creation of sound public opinion, mid
way between Indifference and phthisiO-
phobia. an enlightened public opinion in
which every one is frightened just
enough to act sensibly and not to
act foolishly; just enough to insure
necessary public appropriations and pri-
Vate donations but not enough to make
II difficult for a cured and educated con-
sumptive to find a job; just enough to
cause the railways to disinfect the hang
ings of a sleeping car and the cushions
of a day coach, but not enough to cause
them to refuse to an INDECENT consump-
tive girl, on her way to sanatorium, the
charitable reduction which is given to
other INDECENT persons; Just enough to
cause the city to build sanatorium, but
not enough to induce the legislature to
permit local prejudice to close county
after county to the urgently needed sana-
forum, except on a bride to the county
commissioner, and the township trus-
tees. When this happy golden mean of
public opinion is to be found in every
community, the death-rate from tuber-
culosis will deminsh with a rapidity which
will enable us to contemplate the speedy
dissolution of our association for the pre-
ventlon of this disease and will release
for the next big task the energy and the
financial resources which for the present
are imperatively demanded for this above
all others"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-05-26
RESORTS IN NEW ENG
LAND.

The vacation season has commenced,
and he who makes his arrangements in
time is in no danger of getting left.
Seashore and inland resorts have made
great preparations for this year, and the
Boston & Maine Passenger Department
is always ready to act as adviser and
conductor. Just look at our bargain
counter! Thirteen beautiful descriptive
books describing in detail every portion
of Northern New England and entitled
IAN Along Shore"
Lake & Streams
Among the Mountains"
Central Massachusetts,
valley Of the Connecticut and North
ern Vermont"
'Monadnock Region"
Southeast New Hampshire"
Southwest New Hampshire
Lake Sunapee."
Fishing q Hunting"
Lake Memphremagog."
"Hoosac Country & Deerfield Valley"
"Merrimack Valley"
Any one Of the above descriptive books
will be mailed upon receipt Of two cents
in stamps for each book, but that is not
all, we have two beautiful colored maps,
one a birds eye view of the White Noun
tains from the summit of Mt. Washing
ton, showing each ravine, mountain peak
and valley as seen from the summit and
and name OF each place. the other is a
birds eye view in colors of the beautiful
Lake Winnipesaukee. Six cents in stamps
will procure either map. Besides the
maps we have six beautiful portfolios,
beautiful reproductions of choice scenes
in New England; each picture 4 X 6 and
2l0 pictures in n set. The set contains
Rivers of New England"
Mountains OF New England"
lakes Of New England"
"Seashore OF New England"
picturesque New England"
Charles River to the Hudson
The entire set will he mailed upon
receipt of thirty-siX cents in stamps or
six cents will procure any one book.
Look over the above list and tell us
what you want Wen send you every
thing upon receipt Of seventy-four cents
In about three weeks we will have our
Hotel & Resort Book for 1908 all ready
Don't forget General Passenger Depart
ment, Boston & Maine Railroad Boston
Mass. is the address.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-05-26

The golf devotees are out in large num-
bers every pleasant day The temporary
green's are still in use, but early in June
the regular greens viii be opened. Both
tennis courts are in first class condition.
The board of governors have voted to
make extensive improvements in the club
house this season. Capt. Tasker will
take the golf team to Northampton to
contest against the Warner Meadow club
June 3. The players will probably include
Tasker, Miller, Bingham, Whitney and
Harris. The second game arranged early
in July will be against the Springfield
Country club second team at Springfield,
Mass.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-05-26
Vermonters Who Lived to Be over 100.

Vermonters Who Lived to Be over 100.
The vital statistics which are returned
to the state board of health by the town
clerks throughout the state furnish some
interesting information as to longevity
in Vermont. Every death in the state
the town where the death takes place,
and every three months a record is sent
to the secretary of the state board of
health, who at the present time is DIR.
Henry d. Holton of Brattleboro Fol-
lowing are the names of people who have
died in Vermont the past three years,
who were 100 years old or over, and the
towns in which they lived:
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-05-26
How's Thls2

We offer one hundred dollars reward for
any case of catarrh that cannot be cured
by Halls catarrh cure.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We. the undersigned, have known F. J..
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions, and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his firm.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. Testimonials
sent free. Price 75c per bottle. Sold by
all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-05-26
Alfred Adams, Veteran Railroad conduc-

aired Adams, veteran Railroad Conduc-
tor.
Alfred Adams, 81, the veteran railroad
conductor, died Friday at the home OF
his son, Frederick A. Adams I'm South
Vernon from a complication of diseases.
His last Illness was of five weeks dura-
ton Mr. Adams was a native of Hunt
ington. Mass, and began his railroad
career in the freight yard of the Connecti-
cut River road in Springfield, Mass. IS
years ago He was for time employed
under Superintendent George Burroughs
on the New York Central system, later
was on the Wabash road, for a time
conductor on the New Haven & North
hampton road, but in 1873 returned to
the Connecticut River road. For years he
had charge of the White Mountain day
express, running from Springfield to
Windsor, and returned on the early morn
ing or "owl" train. Mr.. Adams retired
Oct. 81, 1897 He had lived i'm South
Vernon the past three years He had
many thrilling experiences during his
long career, but only two accidents to his
train in which people were injured. One
of these was on the Central Vermont
road between South Vernon and Brattle-
boro, when his engine was derailed by
freight cars which had run down from a
siding. His baggage master was then
seriously injured.
Mr.. Adams married Miss Maria Davis
of Northampton Nov. 1, 1S4S, and their
home was in Springfield many years. their
golden wedding being celebrated there.
Mrs. Adams died six years ago. There
were four children, but the son, Frederick
A. Adams, station agent in South Vernon,
is the only survivor. Mr.. Adams was a
member of Jerusalem lodge of Masons
in Northampton, and an attendant at the
Memorial church while he lived in SPRING
field
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-05-26

Runs made; Perry 2. Rogers 2, Everleth
3, Grady 2, Peach, Houghton, Duquette.
Lawlor 3, Kiley 2, Bolles, Damon, Bowen;
two-base hits, Grady, Everleth. Bowen
stolen bases, Perry, Everleth, Peach,
Lawlor g. Kiey, Bowen 2, Brooks; base
on balls, Grady 8, Kiley 8; struck out by
Grady I, Kiley 8; double plays, Bowen and
Bolles, Everleth and Peach; passed balls,
Peach 4; Umpire, Bowles.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-05-26

Forty acres Of land on the farm of w.
70. Robinson of Sharon has been bought
by the trustees of the Mormon church
Oh salt Lake City for the purpose of
erecting a monument, shrine and cotta se
on the site of the birthplace of Joseph
smith, the founder Of the Mormon church.
a mineral deposit, which when ground
with oil and colored, makes one of the
best paints known, has been discovered
on land belonging to Nelson Bissell at
hlehmond It covers about so acres and
AZ az a aepth OF so feet the mineral is good.
a half interest in the mine and work Gin
begin at once on It. van