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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10
WASHINGTON LETTER
From Our Regular Correspondent

Prince Louis, Of Battenberg, a rear
Admiral in the British navy and related
by marriage ~ the royal family Of
England, arrived here about noon Fri
day, having come from ST. Louis by
special train. Ne was met at the sta
ton by Sir Mortimer Durand, the Brit
ish ambassador and officials from the
navy department The entertainment
Of Prince Is notable event socially
for the Capital and when an English
nobIeman visits this country there is
Just a little more enthusiasm than for
royal visitors Of other countries. Eng.
lishmen, even when they are princes.
seem more like ones own family be-.
cause Of the cordial entente between
the cOuntries and the ability -of all the
parties n converse and understand
each other greatly promotes the good
feeling. Occasionally princes with IN
pronounceabIe names and limited ling
uistlc abilities descend on Washington
and while there Is just a. much firing
of salutes and just a. many exchange
o. visits and dinners. etc. there R a
decided air Of WEAKNESS about the
affairs in which the participants can
only exchange smile, with the gucst'of
honor. Prince Louis appearance al
Annapolis aroused enthusiasm. lie b.
IN appearance thoroughly princely but
IN manner and conversation he has the
cordial air Of trying 10 live II down.
When he met Governor WariieId at
Maryland at the door Of the executive
mansion the governor was evidently
undecided what 70 DO with his right
hand but the prince relieved al! enbar-
faasment by grasping and shaking il
heartily. He Won the hearts Of the
women assembled b. receive him by
asking 70 see the house and by taking
interest in the furniture and the cur.
taIns and the domestic arrangements
which he close 10 the feminine heart
Al the dinner given by Admiral Evans
on board the MayflOwer he was a. Dem.
ocratie "a Fighting Bob" himself and
entered into spirited conversation with
all Of tse officers near him. All this
information preceded him u Washing.
ton and he was met with enthusiasm
not only by his fellow countrymen from
the embassy but by officers detailed 10
receive him and by the crowds that
assembled on the streets to see him
pass. lie was accompanied by the
ambassador and took luncheon at the
British embassy with a small but dis.
unguishcd party. At3o'clock. dressed
IN the full rcgalia Of an admiral II the
British navy he visited the White
hous ana was received by the prcsi.
dent lie presented a personal letter
To the president from King Edward and
while, of course, il contents were not
made public II Is supposed the letter
was one 81 congratulation On the sue.
cess u the president in the recent
peace negotiations between Russia and
Japan.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10

Prom the news all over the State 4,
seems that the Republicans and rUsI
citilcns made tine showing In this
section on last Tuesdays clcction.
Will, The Democrats made a hard fight
II 4 bad M, hrrn for ihc activity ami
unp1pulari,y II lcss Olive. u. V. NJ,
Chcabry and Witty James some II
their candidate, might have far,
bct,,t Cour, house ring.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10

The court house gang" wants a
watermelon. They have lack
screw" 10 opcn Il with. We would
jump IN our bicycle and 40 yet one
but the patch" has an iron fence
around Il.
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The vote In Louisville must have
fallen short. The machine had Barth'a
majority counted before hand and
said Il would be- 1900.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10

Champion w u runs better in Liv.
ingston than Champion Ct w IN Cnt-
tenden. u told you so" viii Clark
10 Tom Champion.
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Tom Champion il truthful % but
MT wise. Newer voted Tor a Rcpnb
bean IN his hic." "Son.in.law" they
believed you that time.
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The prince was again a guest at the
embassy Tor a dinner which was fol.
lowed by a reception and dance. the
first important social event u the sea.
srn. Al the prominent officials and
diplomats with their wives aud daugh.
tcrs were present The British cmhas.
~, stately brick residence On Con.
ncctieut Avenue. was splcndidly deco.
rated Tor the occasion, Al the head II
The broad stairway the larvc portrait
IN ull II the late Queen Victoria. was
surrounded by flowers and the balu..
trade was drapcd with vines and bunch.
- oi American Beauty fuses. A part
~ the Marine Band furnished the
music Tor the dancers and the pr,nc,
prevented all rage and hcarlluruinr.
BY prumcnadiBg only with the wife Of
The British ambassador and Mn
Dewey.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10

The gang" met Tuesday night
They didn't hear "oh big footed Aaron
Towcry out in the hall though. Berry
Dcboc was there. however.
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And TuE REcoRD reminded the ed.
itor q the Livingston Banner Of pop.
KUN. We wonder what the mule re-
minded him ofl
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Our sympathiea are with Bro. Jenk-
ins. His subscribers will be- complain
ing about the let-Up On the editorial
page.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10

Harry Carnahan's son will luusc his
job. The Old chair has bccn put away
foranotncr term. Eight per cent Off
out IN the hall and on the street
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10

Tom Champion ought 70 get Carl
Henderson 10 trim his hair. Henderson
Is getting 10 be- an eKper, in the trim
ming line.
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In Livingston county money didn't
DO Il but the mule did In this county
1900, didn't DO Il but the boys in the
trenches did
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We extend our hand n Livingston.
The mule b. all right.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10

Glenn will b. able 70 catch up with
his correspondence now. No. he will
have 10 help count the vote Friday.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10

ID Weldon tenders his thanks 10 the
Crittenden Press and Judge Towery.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10

Maybe that Livingston mule didn't
work With two lines Harry McChes-
ney and Ollie.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10

Cut the door between Blackburn and
Weldon and get a good lock and key
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10

Wonder II certain lawyers don't al
lege the election returns are "false,
fraudulent and yoid?"
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10

Wonder II Judge Towery has tried
Paracamph2 ~ gODd for soreness.
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Nothing was ~ effective against
Dave Woods a. the columns Of The
Press for the last few issues.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10

There are still a good many Repub
!icans Who are not for sale.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10

Road hands will still be excused at ~
years ~ age.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10

That Livingston mule could show
Maud a few pointer
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10

We supoae they'll raise the blind at
Ollie James office.
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Card Of Thanks

We desire 10 extend our heart felt
thanks 10 all our ncighbors and friends
who were 10 kind 10 our dear son and
brother. J. Richard Flanary. in he
last illness. We will never forget
these things and pray GAd's richest
blessings on each and every one.
Mrs.. Jane Flanary. his BRO. and Sister.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10

Tom, what did We tell you about
juriea, last week.
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FRIDAY, NOV. 10, 1905.

The rally at Hampton saved Barth in
IOuisyile.
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We have a foil supply u school sun.
plies at our drug store
Wnnns A ORvE
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Deeds RecOrded

lno. Moore and wife to I'm. Come,
10 A on Crooked Creek $40
Mrs. Willie Phillips and husband 70
Jaa r. Holder I A land SIS.
Bcn l. Yates and wife 10 John n
Yates, division Of fathers estate "a
w ". Clark to Marion Milling Co
lot No sClark addition $500.
c. r. Brown and wife To l.. l.. shro.r
"a A 500
Jas. S. Long and wife to A. s. Hard
land s905.A
j. e. Stephenson 10 Jno. W. shafr
house and lot In Tolu ,i7b
7. ]. Mcconnell 10 s |. Mous iisA
on Piney slboo
Jno. Matthews and others 10 q. &
King lease Of land near Frances
J, r. Holder To Ellis Dalton 100 A
on Cumberland river s2,so,
80.
10000 bushels of nice.
white corn, shueked, wanted.
tor which We will pay the
highest market price.
Marion Milling Co,
Marion, Ky.
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We will sell 500 worth u ribbon.
at cost. beginning November 10.
DENNAS & LOW.
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N" plans Zoe The entertainment of
The prince Saturday include a drv,
ab"lt he city tn the morning and y.
lanchcun At the Ncw Willard hotel nv
Lieut. General ChaiIcc. At8o'clock
he viii be driven To Fort Mycr which !,
situated near the histIric home Of Gen.
cral Ice, known "a Arlington. Her,
he will witness the cavalry drill. IA
The evening he will be entertained a,
dinner at the White House. Sunda,
The prince will visit Mount Vernon and
Monday ~iil leave again for Annapol,,
going later To New York
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Rear Admiral Rae. engineer in chief
Of The Uni'cd States navy. has made
rrPor' IN which he states there !. !
d-plOrable lack ~ carinecr IN IN,
navy. and tina, u We were 10 he plunge,
IN war The navy woud lind itself iii
No sonsli,'on 10 win battles. " In the,
days. he says, tho man IN the lowcr
room Of ship Is A. yitally aycuar,
10 a Zee, In action a. the man in lhs
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SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR PIP YEAR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-03
Los paTlidaTiOS de- Id
guerra en- RusIa
.EI GzaI d0mInad8 Dot sllos.
El TItIIS fu0TO1 mu0TiOS hume
TOSOS TBvoluGlo1aIlOS.
(Ca5Lss u ~.

New york. ADrll ~ 2 p. nj
InfOrman de San Petersburgo.
que Sc hacen alIf grandes prepaFa-
tlyos para c0ntinuar Ia guerra
So atirma que Ell gobleFno insis-
te en- prOlOngarla hasta derFotar al
Jap0n.
Otro despach0 afiFma que no se-
ran tomadas en- consideration las
proFosiciones dc paz, pues los par
tidarios de 6sta, en las esfeFas del
gObierno, son muy escasos, Y eli
Car cede q las insinuaciones de los
consejeros adictOs 4 Ia continuation
de La guerra.
So noticia que en- la ciudad de-
Titiis, en- la region del Caucas0,
fueFon muertos por Ids cOsacos nu-
merOsos rev0Iucionarios. Hubo en-
esa ciudad sangrientas escenas.
Dicen de Santo DonlingO. que Ia
TevolUci0n es fuertemente com batida
pOr el gObierno y que las tr0pas
de este nan derrotado q los rebeldes
en- Vari0s puntOs de Ia republica.
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I'M A9M8
en- BIO Pi8dTas.
una fiesta egIl8laha an ohs'ruIo
los ssp1sos R0allslH.8l0.
soVolI
rlie mtiN nuFneroao la concurrence
que lnvacli6 les iardinee de "a
GonVa alescencia.


Apesar del mni tiempo dietancia
que hay que EecoErs rasult6 nuy
nnimaoa q fiesta e r6bado en Rio Pie
dras. dada en- honor De los eapos0B
Robinson Rooaeveit
InVo luRar aqu6lla ca 81 antiguo
edifcio llamadO q Conva alescencin. que
que diCh0 sea de paa0, debe repaEarss,
pues esta en- nny NAL eatalO.
Se adOrnnrOn C0nFanisnt temente los
sal0nea del edi6Ci0 con palmas y flores
y 80 EeQlar0n l0a paaeOg iardines.
IA cOncnrEencia fu6 muY numer0sa
y Eec0fdamog Ice dintinguidas fanai.
m1lias y seGoFeB del VaHla, Guzm6n
Bsnftez, Alcalde Todd, Attorney, Sc.
CFetari0 aefloE Poat. Secretari0 parti-
culaE del dlbarnadOF stfior Fraizer,
Auditor, COmandanke principal de ma
rina. Lcdo. Alvarez Nava, DR.. Zeno
Gandia. LCdo AcufIa (don Francisco
Lcdo. Palaciog Rodriguez. DR.. Ross,
LcdO. Diaz Navarro. CoEOnel HamiIl,
Ofciales de la policia Sehettini u La
Rosa. EIliot, del Vale Atiles, LodO.
Guzm6n Benfkez ldon Juan), DR.. CO.
mez BFi0aO, C6nsules de Espafla y
Francis. MsgiatFados del Supreme Eli
gueraB y No Glerg, Luchettis Been1,
Jefes " O6ciales del ReQimient0 de
Puerto Rico. Oticiales de Marina de n
EstaCi6n kaYsl. Jefa de C0rRe0g, Re-
preaentantes de u Ckmara sefI0ras vi.
rella Uriba. Giol y MontaIVo, Consul
de Santo Domingo, DR.. Coll, DR.. Ro-
nero, Dr.. Goenagas Comisionad0 de-
Instruction. AlcAlde de Rio Piedras
varios ae6orea Couceiales, Lscd0. Cd
salducs Tes0rero de Puerto Rsc0, Mo-
rena CaldeF6n. Francisco PARA, Fe-
deFico Calaf. MonsefIor Blenk, Padre
DIRE BerriOs. Dix, Sanchez Morales,
Hernandez. Usera, Lee, Monserrat,
Nadal. Spinosa. Marins Mac CoFmick,
Arnold. Monroe. Cream Y Palau.
Los concUrrentes fueron 0baequia-
dos con dulCes y licores y d fiesta
dur6 dos horas, amenizsndOla ID banda
de In pOlicfa insuIar que eiecut6 muy
buenaa piezaa.
Los esposos RObinson-R Roosevelt. re-
cibieron los Cumplimie de ID con-
currencia que leg demostF6 gFande
simpatfa y tanto ellos como lOs Gober-
nadOEea eatuvierOn muy obsequiuBos y
amables con t0d0s sus amigos.
a les siete teFmin6 Is reunion de l&
que parece quedRrOn gratamente im-
presiOnadog nQs distinguidos ViaieFOs.
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Una concession.

Por Ii oficina del Comisionado del
Interior Be ha Concadido autoEizaci6n
& don VaIeriano Virella. como gestor
de- Ia soCieded Virella Uribe hermanoG
de Arroyo. CARA reconstruction de
unR repfesa hidr6nEiCa en- eI rio eYau-
FeIp sitio den0minado el GcharCO de an
aostura9 para rieGo de las fiEcas eDe-
seada2 y sVille Diseaux.D , eUya conce-
si6n de toma de aqua fu6 hechs en-
6poca anterior.
Is poaibla que hoy Sc caLebFe ne
rs CoRte FsderaI 81 iuicio entablado
por ID ffa Maria Riog, yiuda de Rubio.
contra los sefiores Carrot. Fuentes y
otros. do NsguabO. sobre nulidad de
ContrAto'
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ATEMTAl0 De ROBO..

Esta mAGana fu6 Victims una aenora
de otro atentado de Eob0 por un Chi
quiIIO. En- momentOa que entraba en-
u plaza del meFcRdo. an muchReho saI-
t6 sobre ID carteE8 que Nevada en- IR
nnan0 con dinero para la compTa.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS 81 siFviente que
llavaba ID canaata Be apercibi6 & tism-
20 y fuese tEas del cacO. pero 6ata
81 versa perseguidO solt5 81 pOrtamo-
nedas. perdi6nd0se ca Ias encruciiadas
de d plaRa.
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SGinlaIO @ on no
pllaF este Dc addd.
UN NlQO FUE HERIDO P0R
F7AG GMENTOS DE VlpRtD.
Guarenta v nueve inclviduos fueroFl
detenidos.

% fenomenaI ascsndaEo desarroll6+
ae 81 DIS del pT6ximO paaadO Mario.
an 81 popular cafe mGdriHeff0 Sci Co
HonilI. situado cerCa de lA famosa
PuartR del Sol.
Desde hace aEgl0 tiemp0 81 duefia
del a f6 y los camarer0s del esta bIeci-
miento deClaradoE en huel0a, sostienen
un pleito ca 81 cual 30 han pOdidn lle-
gar & arFeglo, nj SO cree possible que
IIeQuen.
EI csf6 eathbR C0mpEetamente llenc.
como OcuEFe todRg laB tardes.
Habfa alll mujerea nifios. De
pr0nto, Comenzgron & entrar unOs Glen
hombres. g iuzear poF 50 agpeCto obre-
rOs on tFaje de dfa feBtiYo.
EetCs Viaitanteg raparti6rOnae tra.
tando de tomsr asieHto: pero como
todas les mesas estAban totaImente
ecupadas. Ia mayorfa de los menciona-
dos visitantee qued6 de pie. en- tanto
otrCs 1ntenta ban sisuarso en- lee mesaa
que tenfan menos cOncurrentes. y Va
estO origin6 aBgunos pequefios inciden-
tess pues no poc0s parroQuianoa ae
op0nfan 6 que peFgonas extraflRs se
sent6Fan con 6llos.
In n1anega de estar en- eI cafe tales
parroquian0g, impadfa que los camare-
r0g tlegasen las Enesas que seFVfan, "
& Ie vez Que saIieFan 4 Ia calEe los asis-
tentes que % deeeaban.
En- una de laa nnesaB habfe un obra-
70 que lleVab2 uua hoFn sentado, y co.
mo desde que eGtall6 la hueyQa. 81 due
no del Colonial habfa C0lOcad0 carteles
diciendO que no De podfa permaneCaF
mas tempo del indicado, no repetir
81 consume. el camarero que le habfa
servido le invite & que se eretirsra.
Neg6se Ell ObreFo. InteFVino 10 po-
licfa. y eatAll6 el confioto. Og6Ponse
yoceg de protesta de loG ObEaros contra
la policis, y & POGO Ias piedFas de mar.
mol de laa mesas eran IeYantRdas y ro-
daban p0r 81 suelO en- mil pedazos Cuan-
t0s enaeFeB fragiles COntenfan.
La egcena era indescriptiDIe. Las
botellas Volab1n por ell aire, IanzRdas
contra los agenteg de poIicfa, pero es-
trell&n3ose en- los columns del salon.
Las mujereg y los niflog gritaban de-
saforadamente. En Vano tratRbRn dc
saliF los asistentea todoB.
De Ia refriega reBult6 herido nm nifio
que 90 hallaba con aus padres al cue
los Vidrios de uua botelIa rots hirieron
en- la cara.
Restablecida q fin u calms, con n
intervention y auxiliO de fuerza poli-
ciaca, cuaFenta y nueVe indiYiduoa fue-
ron esacGch0qrados.
Ia Verdad es que pasaron Ios parro-
quianos del cafe madriIe1o un rato dc
QAnninn naaaaao a0Lns
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cInrnRoI eTRIc0 80

EIMTUHaN SIRlC0 MAS
EgIERT A 4uND0.
fson IL intenci6n 81 haeer conocer & Intro
Sifrfr nuestf0 ctnttiEoA etestEtco q CROWN b
TX 80 iI19ares dou1e no esta a6n conOeide
Z ss e ~ raandar emo cualguier Derson3
go f9 necesite, absol Al4lente gratias ESQ
na ofrecimiento honesto, heeho Dor rra
ffrg4a eecura hQnrAQe
" Vi m Derdido la vltalidad y ~ afenfa
.g e 80 = desa lentado debll nervIoao !. si /
~ 49,, i ma ye1ez prenaatura, 81 viqor AZ
= iTiventud esta peFdAaa a padece de dolo-
80 ~ Ias espaIdas, pe1dlaa de Ia virtlidad,
n SiSesfi6n q varleocel y este cansao de
es - Tinero los meQ1cQa sin encontrar all
9f6 naede va ser curado con el cintut6n
eiectrle0 & CROHlS.z9
sabemos que npestro eintur6n puede sa-
$50. Gue Vd. deapues de curado 10 re-
ascsnen1ara 8 otrOa en1aEn1oss que de este
modo QuedaFemos lnderA4aAa0os de nueseEo
ofreeimtenfe liberal nr1r
g., sfrEa1r6n me ha curadO de Ia DebIiidafY.
~ - % eSroeela y de la enfermedad de Ners
e-S,s s,s,T IN cura De las eualea habfa en- yano
esssssss3rffafl0 an gran numeTo de medicos.
nseor mis- enfermedades incurables
i41 a., Is provIdencia me mand6 su cintur6n
efEetrfr6 con cuyO ugu obtuye la curacion.
rrvysFT1T II TPFN1s CON 10 QUE DECT4
~ ~ 1sorfad este aViso mand8 dnoslo con
- ,Ssr,I,re direction y 10 ~ PESO americana
u q AVa ~ ssaa Te frRngp0Fte, mandaremos a
w sf esS1f11r6n e1ectfico q CROWN.D
5nTYT ELECTRO MEDICAL CO.
aOa Beard Bldg.s New York, =. y. a.
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lFORTALEzA 77t
AlnnOrranas

Sc PADECE DE ESTA ENFERMEBaD uoroue naa. n...
0As UNGUENTOs
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MIIERES I NINOS lERILES
TRATAnElENTo QUE REsULTAFA UNA BENEDIcI6N
PARA MILES De ENFERMos

depression,
a m mile de padeceu
sque s. pa
a se deida los
aEar
muie inc Steansde Aene
e nfermos
ttuye y rnuva las
Pern rexc cenca
n
nuye en-
gad d en-
e u
equeel Vnod un sbr tan
entos seaop
Hero
unTect ttuyene
Ia
ayuda
a ornaa
nurcon
pfdase enIas BOtleas.
FREDERICK STEARNS & cIA.
Fabdcantos PrOductOs QuimSOs y FarmacsutIcos
DETROIT. NHIcts. &. y.
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10 RAsT a2 81 NFW. .YORK.
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FIESTA en- 81 Casino Espa1OI ID
Guyana.

Aver verifcose en- .dicho centro
un concerto musical por el wolf
nista Angel Celestino Morales.
Tomo parte en- ese concerto la
distinguida sefOrita Pillar Lopez.
Para ese acto recibimOs La cort6s
invitaci6n cou que siempre distin-
guen la prensa los caballeros del
Casino Espanol de GuaYama.
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LyISL T0RRFS

Informase que esta distinguida
senorita ha Fenunciado Ia plaza que
desempenaba en- la oficina de tel@-
fonos de esta ciudad, yendo 4 de-
sempehar otra en- el escritorio de
una casa de comerciO de esta Capi-
tai, la que felicitamos pOr la adj
quisicion De tan id6nea empleada.
La alCsntarilIa de b esquina de
o Donnell y Luna estS ina Quanta be.
no hay olfsto que 10 resista.
Sc asegura que en- case de ger
trasladadO San Juan el Captain Cue
rrerO, pFesentar6 ID renuncia de ca
cargo.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-06
METuCREN.
CLUB HOUSE DANCE.

The Labor Day dance at the club
house was looked forward to with
pleasure, for, socially, Metuchen has
been dead during the past summer.
The club members and their friends
wer present in large numbers.
Miss Emma Kelly, as hostess,
looked charming in a gown of pink
null. She was ably assisted by Miss
Alice Harrington whose gown was of
white swiss.
The club house was attractively
decorated in pink and the music fur
nished by Prof Gailand was all that
could be desired. Among the many
present were noticed: Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Row
land, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Edgar
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ayes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. e. II
Vene, Mr.. and Mrs. Strong, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Litterst, Mr.. and Mrs
viii Colburn. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Coles, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ayers
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Litterst, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Prickett, Mr.. and Mrs. John
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Greasen, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs. TAFT, Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Clark, DR.. and Mrs
Ellis. Misses Kelly, Robins, Murrl
Schenck and Morgan. Messrs. Hahn
Browning and many guests from ou'
of town.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-06
H TRENTON FAIR.

= Preliminary arrangements for the
exhibition of the Interstate Fair
which will be held at Trenton, Sep
TENDER %, 26. 81, % and %, are al
-eady fully matured, and at recen
meetings of the Board of Directors of
the Association plans were decided
upon for sevreal new featrues and
extensive i mprovements at the
grounds and building.
AT a meeting of the Board of Direc-
tor held early in the present month a
resolution was passed which is intend
ed to prevent the wholesale scalping
of tickets which has been SO generally
complained of in the past. The
scheme to foil the scalper provides
that all tickets for every day of the
exhibition, except one section each
for Wednesday and Thursday, for the
grand stand, shall be disposed of by
the mail order method. This sale will
open September 8, and will close Sep
TENDER Ia. No letter for tickets mail d
before September . will be honored
by the agent in charge of the selling,
George Bowers, to who the order are
sent. Each letter must be accom-
panied by each or its guaranteed
equivalent.
One of the features of the fair this
year will be a dog show of extensive
proportions. To make the show a
thorough success the Fair Association
has joined the American Kennel Club.
and this utilization will bring to II en-
Jon during fair week the very best
dogs in the land. To provide for this
feature department. a new structure
is being erected which will have room
for more than II thousand dogs.
Secretary Mahlon r. Mareerudu1as
planned additions to all the usual at
tractive departments, and the display
this year in the agricultural, fancy
work, art, live stock and other
branches will be greatly augmented.
The vaudeville feature will present
daily entirely new feature a~ttr&SNions
from the selected fields of til and
foreign countries.