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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-22
NOTAS De PONCE

(Coitiauaci6a de Ia pdgina ga
tada en- las condolences qua son dc
desear.
Los csballos m mstriculados para
las carreras en- 81 hip6dromo el do
mingo, SON los siguientes:
Prenio de cincuen'a pesos. Ca
rrera media milla.
Caballos sMariposa, ,sCalifornlas
y <Pitirre
Premio de 20 pesos. Carrera do $50
metros. Caballos sCspitan,, <Cana.
rio,, <Juana Diaz,, sTortugs,s <Em.
perador,, sTogo,, sTimonels y per.
lon. y
Csrrera libre, premio diez dollars.
Distancia $50 metros Caballos, "Elec
trico, Tomas" "Caribe, I" "Lolo, =
" Jobero," /" "Conejo, ''Flecha" y
"Maturino."
Para esta noche esta citado el
Ayuntamiento en- session extraordina
ria.
Ell dia 81 de este mes SO celebra
ran on 10 Corte de Distrito los juicios
por delitos clectorales- correspondien.
tes los jueces republicanos de Yauco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-22

nados los tres Kilometres que faltan.
Ell iuez de paz de San Lorenzo
mulb con diez dollars al comerciante
Franc'sc Perez, por infracci6n de las
leyes de rentas internas.
Ell conceio municipal dc Mau-
nabo design6 al alcalds don Alfonso
Disdier para que asis4a la Asam
blea de municiplos.
Aver Ia Federation L'bre reco
lect6 de los gremios de Rio Grande y
Arroyo, veinte y nuevs dollars con
destino la huelga.
Aver tarde fueron repartidos por
la Federation Libre a los braceros del
muelle de espig6n, velnte d,llars.
Los braceros en- huelga tienen el
proyecto de pedir Ia Suppression de ca
patacss.
--El alcalde sefior Todd publica
una carta aclarando ciertos conceptos
de I'm diario en- ell asunto de la huelga
Aver 30 reuni6 el Centro de Deta
tallistas para tomar acuerdos.
Sc dice que en- el comercio de
San Juan fueron recolectados cientc
ochenta d)llars para los obrero. 81 n
trabaio.
Aver fueron denunciados doce
perros rsalengos, por no tener duenos
conocidos.
-Esta mshana % VIC en- la Corte
municipal el iuiclo contra Ramlro Ia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-22

FL cuartsl general expidi6 una
ordenanza suspendisudo los policfas
Erasmo Miranda, jose Soba y Jes1s
GONZALEZ.
Ell martes pr6xlmo saldrA para
Barceloneta el Inspector de Ssnidad
don J. M. S lldaiis, con instrucciones
del Departamento.
Ell departamento de Tesoreria
levant6 un embargo dc Yauco y otro
de Caguas.
Los sub.colectorss de labels, +,
Barros y las Marias, han remitldo
esta manana al sub. .tesorero Mr.. Dix
varias denuncias por infracciones de
los leyes de rentas internas.
-Auochs fu6 descu blerto en- ca
yey uu considerable robo en- la casa
comsrcial de don Antonio Ramirez.
Los ladrones fracturaron una pusrta
robAndose rs dollars, 800 oa;as de ci.
garrlllos, 2 sacos do cate, y ropa. Ell
cabo de la pollcfa Lorenzo Nufies
dstuvo q Victor Sanchez Cedeno, co.
mo presunto autor del hecho.
Ell Comisionado del Interisr re-
cibi6 una petici6n del Ayuntamiento
de Maricao para terminar la carretera
que conduce del barrio el Consum o
q dicho pueblo.
Airma dicha corporation Que
esta dispuesta q prestar su concurso
para que cuanto antes queden termi.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-22
III
Aiuste de cuentas


POGO mas teugo que decirlea usted, padre mio
Cuando salt cslIe, Diego y. on ella Er.mA
BIN emoRo mas Indispensable dstene-lo ant que Sc
encerre 60 80 volver Ia interrumpds reep, ent,e mi
deamp.rsda cncis aoue. formidable caump, h.h,rl.
.unque no qussse orme: supca rar vsrtsr toa mi
sus pies hsa consegur que 6rsyor hs. srr,pca del
alma empopz h,da saeta e hsba esvsdo g Ror,l
Yano me inspirabsbt mi uobre amigo aaae odio hi, d
mleoo, que POGO anes ma sug6 deas de mstrOl. Y me
inspraba t,ns compasi6n como 70 mismo ma n,ran
don'blss sns msos ttsmieno' gima 50 c6r, resnet.b
sauto. su louItos proyectos de vengauz. 1a m INN n
ctG. 81 es lcto habar de modo
DssveOturldO Diego! Como inns ginar ds,deh, ivu.l Il
suy. Greer que yo 80 dn'ee amigo 81 hombtea sen t.n
sido ng.to le6do htsts e punto de lsntr "a fod.d
90 honsa Greer eo ycero fandamsnto sobrado T. Greer
TO- oorque fe' aparsncas a 10 comprobtban; poroue a o
haola sopech'do una fe servdo porque 90 10 h,ba dtb
su sm.da muer ss reuab, vero.m de mi d,te,,bs
nsor de mis- eona con orcs mAdos de mis propa desyer
gonEAd conhdeucl' Qe mucho que ntelz qaerA denun
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-22
FL ESCANDALO

hsba de dsc Glbes sQue momanto cue todss nue,tr
eperADzu de ventura hblan dpado aombs ensue
nos ce paada noche aqselta goza cnp,na toc,ba
muerto nusstro m,r sFez IT, G,bres mf, -gsmf da
consoadamente -. Fsz que pus1e. qued.e N to ipo.
cenca en- ese sino absrgue vvr morr ross so
cercado hueo de m que encontrar6 "a nunct psz
nj Ell mundo nj en- mi alma
Rscuerdo, por dtimo las de Ia ana pene-
abA en- mi casa LEILA z de antiques crados psnsamen
os Parecldo guiene sE sefor Conde csnsado ser
homore dc 6en IA vueto antigua vida poco dss de
cnarse' Pobre se6orta GAbrielals
81 esto LEI de mis- serydore no fa6 menos ,m,
COLO cue deron D6ronme que en- mi despacho tent.
agunos obetos cArta que don Diego Diego acbaa
mtrme....
Los obtos Ell vestdo adsrezo que resa6 Grsgo
rs cusndo se css6 los dos reats ec que env Diego:
Sgunss vgses que e h.ba dado en varss oc.sone, nm
gran psqoete c dnero au be plata letreo que
decfs:-< Van 25,4 4S2 reates.s
La cArta., eata one abrasa mis- msno,.
<F.hi<n Conde:
sComo ts casrEs ,obrns de ta querid dedco
ri dneo be reundo Tutrs5n que penssb, gar tn
bods psgsrte to debo Aauuto ca todo nunerso
que hay hoy en- mi
sBen s6 que ncluyendo las couida4 que me has d.do en-
tn paacoy en- fonds ademss de que pa culndo mi
mudtnz las miss hbfss psQadc
odavfa resuars favor creto joce mil raales Pero
como no quiero clando mssua fonte fente
espadA en- msno exn entire szos de Qratud de
nlnguna espece astpreco tsso msnconda candAd de
ooce mil reses mis- vs a't9nca m1co durante to
gA enfermedad del al pasado as indie nnz c6n que
go oerech1 contra resutas de Ia hrda ree defen
dote en- 81 memorable defo 1Airnos de eposo
Qle IS nego Ia entrada tertuiA IN Jditss mi
ngre que estmo mucho mi tempo; recOdars
que guarde cana cncuenta das pacho de
part, partsl EitamoI. pues en- psz
'AaIuntos son amben todo los regos que has hecho
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-22
N0T|C|AS DEL Ola

suspendldos-A Barceoneta Tie
sorera: embargos denunclas --Robo considerable en-
Cayey.-Petcl6n del ayuntamiento de Marcao o-Co-
merciante multado San orenzo.-Muncpio de
Maunabo.-Fondos para la huelga.--Supresi6n de ca
ataces-Carta- a-acaracion de Todd.-Centro de deta.
llistas.-Colecta en- e comercio.-Banco Territorial
Agricola.-En la Corte M6ncpal -Impuestos sobre el
cafe exranj anjero-Accdene la chile de la ruz-Dos
retratos.-Asamblea de Munlcipios
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-22
Buques anuncIados

buquCS 0tiuuGIQuVS
<Augusta w. Shows Del puert to
de New York para el nuestro sali6
el II del corriente.
<Pio IX.s Sali6 ell l3 del actual de
Canar.as para esta con las escalas do
costumbre y seguira viaje para
Maysgues, Ponce y de este dlti-
limo puerto, para la isla de Cuba.
<Aatonio Lopez El 2s del ac.ual
estara aqu( procedents de Genova Y
escalas. Seguira visje para la HA.
bana.
<Julia.s Rstornar& para L. Hs.
bana y escalas mafaaa madeugada.
sFlladelphia.> Con pruce ienc a de
la Gaayra estara el % del corrients '
saldra 81 mismo ala para New York.
SArkadia.S Sali6 d. New Orleans
para esta el l8 del actual
eA0mar0R puerto:
De Colon y etcalas intsrmedias q
vapor espafiol Manuel Calvo.
Sc Rabilitaron de saIsda:
Vapor SPorso Rlcos para Poncs.
GoletAs eElena,, <Daseada,, <Ri
cardo Rlizs, sProgce,os, <Rssign a.
cl6ns.
Vaeo: eIp,ho. tM.ale. Clvo
para Europa.
Buques on puerto
TRAVSEIA
<Springditlds descargando.
IS. JOSEF cArg Aaio.
Goodwin Stondsrs cargando.
81 oha Nc Dsrmonts descargand } .
xGladyss i'd.
<CnAs s. Ri,59 Id,
<R.oe:;a Cfonw3lls i'd.
eA!ics MayS i'd.
sCshsrines pendlsnte.
<Julias cargando.
COSTANEROS
eIsabalas Aguadllla y NJ lyagu u.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-22
TARIFA De iNSERCIONES

De la nserci6n adeane Inca por
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-22
SECCI0N MERCANf|L

Preclos MIN do los articulos
que 50 detalIan en-
almaoenes
ARROZ.-Jap6n - s3.75a4 Idem
1880 1850; americano corriente de
% rs a $40.
Aios cotiz aci6n nominal.
Jamonss $40
Qlssos am sos.a Sl6. Pasagras Is.
Tooino, as IA 14l.
Jab6n, A.60 a s4.70 Rocamora;
americana. s2}yH.
Pasta del pals q ut.
Manteca s6t q ST On l y en- latas dc
81 &1o.
Harina dc s5i q s6t.
Habichuelas blancas del pals s3t 8
I; amsrioanas e3t "A.
Colorsdss del pals II as.
Americanas blancas largas q so.
Garbanzos "a II
Bacslao 81 a7s.
Cebollas &s5i.
Arenques SIT
Nantequillai de t14 q l6
Pasta americana ca cajas de una
Arroba e6.
Papas anericanas de 81 90 az.
Id islefas s2i a3.
TasSjo q SLOT.
varlos articuIus del pals
Precios corrIentes
Ax6car para el consume:
Moscabado claro dc Sat s4s.
De miel claro q 1915.
Centrffuga claro de IL a s6.
Az6oar americana de " as6t.
Algod6n dc 81 q 8.
Almid6n . a At
Cafe corriente sll4 12s.
Cueros dulces s1sia17
Cocos a $40 miliar.
Ron 80 grados Cartier & SO centa-
vos gallon.
Maiz 3 1.50.
Sebo s4i %.
Tabaco, nominal.
Cambl0s Corrisntes
kondrss cheek 4.88 q 4.88t
Paris u II D.
Hamburgo 3t&4<
New York a 1l8 P.
Espaia 8 div 254 &28 o
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-22

Banco IEspaflol.... 8 Is q 20.
Banco Territorial. 5 II & Is.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-11-03
A British Midshipman.

Among the midshipmen on the Brit
ish cruiser Berw ick is Prince Alexan-
der Of Rattenberg. nephew of Prince
Louis Though Of royal blood, ne Is
shown no more favors than any other
young chap in the Royal Navy. lie
is working his way lup the grades OF
rank. or. rather, working himself into
a position to work mp the grades OF
rank. just as his father did before
him
The young Prince must salute hig
superior officer with the same formal-
lily and precision as the other middies.
They call him Battenbeg-jus plain
Battenberg-and they like him, be-
cause he is just as democratic as his
father. OF course when a message is
sent him by one Of the men it is to
Prince Alexander, and not to M Bat
tenberg.
The junior Prince is 10 years old.
and rather modest young man, for
he doesn't like much TO be interview
ed. 1t embarrasses him to be made y
lot over. Yesterday, when a caller
tried to see him, he was told that
Battenberg was busy at work and
conldn't be seen till he had gotten
through. which shows that the
Prince cannot sbirk even il he wanted.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-11-03
A CALlTHUMPlAN WEDDING.
Performed On Shady Banks OF The
Patuxent.

Anne Arundel county has added Co
her already long list another exper-
ienoa in the matrimonial line IL in aa
follows:
On Tuesday last Rev. J. w. Elem.
ing, senior pastor on South river cir
cult, was notified that on Wednesday
young couple fiom Prince Georges
county would come TO Davidsonville
NJ. Il. Church to be married. Brother
Fleming communicated the intelli.
genee TO his junior pastor, Rev. Joseph
Il. Pennell, TO whom he left the re-
sponsibility of seeing that the affair
should come off in the regulation man
ner.
Brother Pennell Immediately pro.
oeeded TO the blacksmith shop of Mr.
Sellman Suit, where he ordered an as
sortment of tin cans done up in proper
stylesfor attachment tosa buggy. Then
he proceeded TO arrange for the shower
of rice, which was provided by Misses
Ethel. Pearl and Sallie Duokett and
Miss GeDeta Suit, all of Jacksonville.
At o'clock p. m. on Wednesday
the Young couple, Mr.. Julius Ran.
dolph Ireland and Miss Ida Philip,
arrived at Davdsonville, but at this
time it was discovered that the license
called for the ceremony to be perform
ed in Prince Georges county.
Without delay all parties re-entered
their buggies and started for Queen
Anne. Prince George county, thTeo
miles distant. AS soon as the Patux-
ent river was crossed all alighted and
right there ON the shady banks of the
quiet Patuxeut, with the winds sing.
ing q. love song through tile trees, the
happy couple were made man aud
wife.
Brother Pennell acted as best man,
while Miss Lottie Duokett was brides
maid. Besides those mentioned there
were no other witnesses To the cere-
moDy except an old colored man who
stopped his team tand sat with mouth
wide open during the ceremony. The
whole thing was done so quickly that
the bride and groom were not intro
duced to their bridesmaid, best man
and other friends until the ceremony
was over. Mr.. and Mrs Ireland re-
entered their team aud left for MARI
boro amid the best wishes of friends,
accompanied by rice and tin cans.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-11-03

phia; Mrs. Tozer, Mrs. 7. 2 MagTu-
der, Mrs. Ryan. wife ui Captain
Ryan, British naval Rttaohc, and Miss
Sands
The big feature of the evenings en-
tertainment was the formal diHrer ten.
dered Prince Louis and his higher off
GERS aboard the converted yacht May-
flower. The American admiials and
captains were also among the guests
at this dinner. The dinner was
formal enc and there were no speeches
aud few toasts. At the same time
that this was in progress the Younger
officers Of the British fleet veto en-
tertained by the ward room aBd steer
age officers e tho L. S. :. KfnTsaTge
aud the l.. s. :. Missouri lbtto we're
said % he jolly good times and were
heartily enjoyed 10y the guests and
hosts both.
Col T. NJ. Thompson nlso eater.
tanned party OF British officers aud
a few ladies at dinner aboard his
hopse.boat the Everglades, lying off
the Academy parade ground. Tonight
Colonel Thompson will entertain
again. cards having been issued to
the following officers of the British
fleet: Commanders Butler, Ia cousin
of the famous General Bullerl Church.
Carey and Miller and LieutenAnts
Hodges. Lawrence. Carson and Stokes
The ladies will include Mrs. j. West
Roosevelt. Miss Roosevelt, Miss Caro-
line Brownson. daughter of former
Superintendent Brownson, of the
Academy.
Tomorrow the big feature OF the
day will be the attendance at the
football game of the visiting officers
and men. The Navy's opponents will
be the eleven from Pennsylvania
S tate College. AT night there will
be the big formal hop in the magnih-
cent new armory, which promiss 20 be
attended by an unusually large crowd
of out.of- town guess. The Prince.
however. will not be present, but
there will be an abundance of British
uniforms as we'll ms the American blue
and gold
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-11-03
CALLED UPON THE MAYOR.
The Democratic Prince-Admiral Is
Cordially Received.

ADMIRAL Prince Louis of Battenberg
returned the official call of Mayor
Donw yesterday afternoon after the
drill at the Naval Academy. The Ad
mital was received in the Council
Chamber by Mayor Douw, Alderman
Frank A. Munro and City Cler K
r. +. Porter A social fifteen or
twenty minutes was enjoyed, in which
the Prince Admiral praised tue quaint
old tow, and the beautiful Severn and
Chesapeake
Mayor Douw PASSED cigars and the
Prince and the visitors enjoyed the
pipe of peace. The only newspaper
man present was the editor of the
Evening Capital, who had a social
chat and friendly handshake with His
Serene Highness. Those who called
with the Prince at tho City Council
upon Mayor Douw were Captain Kerr,
Lieutenant Sowerby and Lieutenant :
Commander L. p. Magruder, aide to
the superintendent of the Naval Acad-
emy.
The call was marked by a general
conversation, sand Baltimore officials
need not worry as to how to act in
the reception there. An old plat of
Annapolis. commonly called the
Queen Anne's plat. was looked at by
His Highness, and Mr.. Douw was busy
keeping up with the flow of questions
regarding it. The call was delightful
ly informal and enjoyed by everyone
present.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-11-03
Out of The Game.

Substitute Full Back Smith CT the
Navy team, il is understood, is out of
the game for the season, and viii not
be able TO play again this year, ac-
cording TO the reports. Smith, who
in the games he has been in this year,
has made an excellent showing. broke
his finger in practice game on We'd
nesday afternoon. and the fracture is
so painful and bad one that he will
not be able to paly again. This is the
first mishap the Middies have suffered
this season.
II is rumored aslo that the condition
of Douglass leg. which is infected
from a small injury, will also compel
him to be out of the game the rest of
the year.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-11-03
Arkansas Baptist Convention.

opCSiaA DispatNH 70 EVENING (@DitA-
Hot Springs, Ark, Nov. 3.-There
are about ], 800 delegates in attend
General Baptist Association meeting
here today. Announcement was made
that over SO, 600 was raised for con.
tribution TO the mission fund. The
convention will continue in session
until next Monday There were visit.
ing delegates from adjoining states
among the early arrivals today. Re
ports showed that the association has
accomplished more during the past
year than in any previous year of its
history. 1t is stated that more church
es are in cooperation and more con
verts and baptisms are being reported
by the missionaries.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-11-03
Adjourned Until Wednesday.

The Circuit Court for Anne Arun-
del after its labors yesterday. adjourn
ed until Wednesday of next week at 10
O'Clock a. IN. The court has not CON-
pleted the hearing of all cases except
four of the criminal docket, and it is
doubtful ii these viii be tried this
term, the chances favoring their con-
FINANCE TO the next session. There
are, however. quite a number of cases
on the civil appeals docket which will
possibly be completed by the last of
next week, when tie court will ad-
iOurD.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-11-03
Called On The Governor.

Rear Admiral Willard Ii. Brownson.
of the West Virginia and former So.
perintendent of the Naval Academy.
yesterday afternoon paid his respects
to Governor Warfield at the Execu-
tive Mansion. The friendship be.
tween the Admiral and the Governor
is a warm one, which smacks not at
all of the official character, and
the visit, while short, was pleasant
one to both sides. Admiral Brownson
was undoubtedly the most popular
superintendent of the Academy that
the institution has ever had and at
tanned for himself a place in the
friendship and esteem CT both Aunap.
olitans and Academians while he was
here.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-11-03
Cars Coronation Anniversary.

opeclA b'spstch 70 evening OSpiaL
st. Petersburg, Nov. 3.-The elev
enth anniversary of Emperor Nicholas
to the throne was more generally cele-
brated today than last year. when war
anxieties dimmed the celebration.
The Imperial family attended Te
duem at the KAN Cathedral, aud there
were services in all the churches.
Everywhere NJ Witte was honored
with the Gar for his great diplo.
matte corps There were free exhibi-
tions at the theatres this afternoon for
the bneefit of the school children and
parade of the troops. Free concerts
were given in the parks and there
was general holiday display through
out the city.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-11-03
Planning College of Education.
special Dispatch 10 Evening Capt.

Minneapolis, MINI. Nov -Edu-
Gators from the principal cities in this
state are here today discussing plans
for establishing college of education
at the state university. 1t is believed
by students of the situation that o
college of pedagogy at the university
where special training for grade and
high school teachers may be given
would be great benefit to the educa-
tional interests of the state. 1t is ex-
pected that decisive action will be
taken at tonight's meeting.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-11-03
Attractive Luncheon

Mrs b. f. Brooke -Sewell gave an
attractive luncheon at o'clock yester-
day afternoon in honor of her guests,
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Gottlieb, of
Baltimore. Covers were laid for
fourteen. The guests included Miss
Esther aud Miss Mazda Gottlieb, of
Baltimore. and Misses Louise and
Helen Gauteir, who are numbered in
a house party which Mrs. Brooke
Sewell is entertaining Mrs. E. S.
Zell was also in the party
RowIand's Turkish Bath, Equita-
bic Bldg. Baltimore, Md. Never closes
till next fire no
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-11-03
Keys Given To Shrin els.
Special Dispaleh 10 Eyenine Capital

Duluth. Mimi, Nov. 3-Aad Tenn
pie, the Duluth Shrine of the Shrin-
ers came into existence today The
city was completely turned over to
the Visiting fezze denizens of the
Northwest, who arrived on numerous
special trains. The institution of the
new Temple was conducted by Il. W
Hugo, of this city, who is authorized
to represent the imperial potentate of
the United States. Visitors also came
from Dakota and Wisconsin.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-11-03
The Fast Launches.

The steam launches of the British
squadron are attracting considerable
notice by their speed. They skim
through the water at rapid rate and
come head on up to the wharves. An
interesting sight would be a race be.
tween the Naval Acadmy steam
launches and those of the British
squadron. Let's have the race.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-11-03
Mississippi Veterans In Session.

Hattiesburg, Miss. Nov. 3.-The
United Confederate Veterans met in
reunion here today. The reunion was
postponed until today because CT the
fever epidemic. There was a good at.
tendance and the ranks were not de-
pleted or the enthusiasms of the veter-
ans dampened.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-11-03
Business Is Again Resumed.

SpeN.aI Ul7DaIcl . Efening NapI.eI
New Orleans, La, Nov. 3.-The
Louisiana States University opened to-
day. Other schools throughout the
state are nearly all open. Business
generally has been resumed through
out the state and city. The opening
of the schools indicates the end of all
fear of any further spread Of the dis
ease this year.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-11-03
Called Or The Prince.

President Thomas Fell, of st.
Johns College. and Major William
a. Thompson, U. S. A.. military in
structor Of ST. Johns College. calle I
upon :the Prince Admiral yesterday
at the reception given at the resi-.
dence Of Superintendent, Admiral
James II. Sands. e
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-11-03
SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH
SOME THINGS OF INTEREST
TO THE PUBLIC.
Cars Coronation Anniversary :
Mississippi Confederate Vet
erans Meet.
BUSINESS AGAIN RESUMED IN
NEW ORLEANS.
The Herrera Hanlon Fight.

Special Dispatch Evenns Capital
Los Angeles. Gal, Nov. 3.-Aurelio
Herrera and Eddie Hanlon will fight
for 80 per cent. of tue gate receipts
before the Pacific Athletic Club this
evening. Both men have been training
for a couple of weeks.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-11-03
Broke his Leg.

Mr.. Alfred Meyett met with an ac-
cident yesterday by beaking his leg by
a fall he has been afflicted for sew
eral years with paralysis.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-11-03
Prince Louis Of nnttenaerg.

who commands the British cruiser
squadron sent on a visit to American
waters, is the offspring offa union be-
tween Prince Alexander of Hesse,
brother of the late czarina and Mile.
Hauke, whom Prince Alexander alb
Quoted from the Imperial School of
Maids of Honor at St Petersburg and
welded as soon as he had crossed the
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-11-03
FOR HIRE

Parties desiring Gasoline Launche.
for hire TO visit the Ships ofthe British
and American Squadrons. Please cal
up Phone 6S-R.
+. II. WINDSOR,
ms 81 EastpoIt.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-11-03
WANTS, LOST, FOR SAL E

EOUND ADRIEr-A Aft. BATTEAU, III.
wide painted white and green, with two
new oars. The owner can get same by PROV
mg property and paying expenses Apply
It No. - Brick Row, EaStport, Md. NV
NOTtCE-NRS. y. \. HATHAWAY was
~ called from the city. Anyone wanting
the Earthquake Carpet cleaner can get ~
from the halfway Co., Hagerstown Md. nIw
NOTICE MRS. r. NJ. LENELY HAS 81
~ IREu the agency FOR the EARTH
QUAKE CARPET CLEANER. Orders so
lJgi,sd No. - Wagner street. naSt
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-11-03
LOST.
FQR R8NT

EnR RENT-ROOM. WITH OR WITH
OUT BOARD. Inquire at Capital
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-11-03
WANTED

NNANTED-FiRST CLASS COOK. coon
wages paid. I99 Hanover street nSSt