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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-12

10, 4 t0da soluci6n que no fuera el re- /
sonocimiento de sus pretensiones en- |
toda su integridad. Mas sdu, se les |
ofreci6 por un comerciante extraflo al
Comi,e, pero deseoso de solucionar el
asunto, llegsr q elias 90 su totslidsd
pbr un tiempo. .dstermin ado, y 80 mega
ron Aea,ahlederl lcenspromisos que lea
en mn. Iuturo pr6xlmo re-
clamar mayor aumento con una nue.
va hueiga. 4
sPresenci6 ambas confsrenciac el ]
sefor don Roberto H. Todd, alcalde
de la.ciudad, quien puede dar fe dc la
intransig sncia manifesto de los huel.
guistas.
No sra possible sguardar mas; los
nsraancfass detsnidas s.empez aban q
descompnnerss. FL Comercio impor-
tador % reuni6 On esta mtsma GAIA, y
en- AsambleA msgoa, por etivoto una
mime de So c0ncurrentes. 80 stamaron
las .resoluciones que reclamaba una
situaci6n atentsterfa q la libertad del
trafoo y = los tnssrsses del comercio.
So conden6 la haelga por injasta y 90
nombr6 un connie do Defsnsa que cam.
pli6 con su dtbsr. de una. manera eff
csz y digna del mayor encomio. Rl-
to Ia huelga de carretsros J Ell comer-
clio en- posesi6a de sus mercancias,
Qusd6 subsistents Ia de estivadores
hasta que ke les unieron de Ausvo loa
carreteros, y antes de que el Conner.
clio imp0rtador y la Camara pudiesen
| tomar acci6n alguna en- ess -nuevs
hasiga, 80 produisron los sangrisntoi
sue ,sos dsl 10 do Agosto. ~
Hasta aqui la hist Jria, & grande,
rasgos, de la huelga, en- sus primerol
IS dlas.
FOR ella habreis visto que la di
rectiva de la Csmara de Comercio N
| eOuO ~ LIZ uhC AOSOAUStOh POI e1s t0
lresoluciones tomadas 10 tueron po
|toda la C.mara en- pleno, por la Cas-
Itotalidad del comsrcio importador COL
lmuy pocas excepciones
| Y bien, sef1ores, la CAmara de Co
msrcio no tisne nada que rectificar
sus acusrdos fueroa rauhesdos
aplaudidos por otra asamblea magn
celebrsda el lS de Julio y aQuello
acusI dos y aQuellas Iesoluciones fue
ron los unicos dignos, los dnicos pc
sibles en aquellas circumstances.
Las haeigas para taner derecho & |
consideration dc pA.ronos y essrafl }
solo deoen reAllzarse despIes de dai
So un plaz1 rae onal; y las demands
. de aumen.os de- salar.o NO dshen n
basar un limite razonable.
:. La haeiga do estivaiores fue Il
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-12

La C&mara de Comercio 90 COM /
place mucho on recibir 81 Comite que
yiene 4 traerpoa lss ideas do, los CO.
merciantes, reunidos el domingo ,ilti-
mo en- 10 casa municipal, y no porque
la msyoria de aquellos este compues-
ia de elems ntos extrahos,A esta CANA
rs, deiGsn per $40 de ser apreciadas
en todoA su. vsler las soluciones que
nos presenter, nj meuos estimados los
sefores que com ponen ese Comtte,
con quienes, nos unen lszoa de anti
qua aml.tad y compafissismo profe-
sionsl. ] y I m .B|
Pero sntes de que los seflo del
Comiie nos den & conocer sus scuer-
dos, psrmitldme. sen 5res, ex0oneros
algunsss ,conaideraoioness que estimo
pertIneutes en- esta Asamblea que crso
aerA la 4 TINA que trats de la huelga
actual. Il ~
I'll 26 de JUNO surgi6 inesperada--
mente una huelga de estivadores que
solicitahan aumento de iornal. Sc d.
rigid esa huelga priucipalmente con.
ira 10 New -York & Porto Rico Steam
ship Co., ii bisn sufrieron sus etectos
inmediatos las demAs compafias que
ss vieron compelidas 4 psgAr 81 au-
mento, FOR no tsnsr elemsntos dlspo-
nibles con que contrarreatarla. La
Compsfifa New York & Porto r co
Steamship disponfa de ellos y domino
Ia .iIusci6n trayendo trabajadores de
Ponce. Rota asf la huslga, era nece-
saris Ia union de otros factories para
c1nsegair 81 triupfo, y los carreteros,
sin pedir aumento de sslario, sin to.
ner sgravios que exponer y declAran-
do seatir un afecto <sui gsneriss por Q
C mercio, Sc unleron q los estlvado
res, estahleclendo, no una hus ga, 81
no uu verdadero boycot contra ese
mismo comercio, cuyas mercaucias s'
negaron & scarrear 4 ningdn pgecio.
| El comsrcio 90 reuni6 en- esta CO
mara, Cue es 81 casa; nomor6 un 90
miIe de confsrencias para llegsr q un,
soluci6a con los oarrsteros. E,e Co
mite los convoc6, lea hlzo conocsrt Il
injasticia de su procer, los psriaicio
que ocasiona ban al comerci }, sgsnt
completamente 10 lucha entabIad,
entire estivadores y navieros, 10 inco
rrecci6n del boycot qua sstablecfal
sio preyio aviso y las resp ssbi ida
des Q, contrafan con au imprsm sdlsadl
conducta Ref ,xlonss, rusg -, 81 pli
cas-, todo fue indsil.
Igual res1ltado obtuvo el Comlt
con los est vadores; los cuatro repre-
sentantes del gremlo que asissieron
la confsrencl. 90 neg arop, ca absolu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-12
EN- NEW ORLEANS
La 6ebre amarillo. -Localiza
da la epldemia. .-Medidas
urgentes.
P0R LOS MOSQUITOES

Tomam % de El Amsricdao, que 80
publica en- la mlsma ciudad do New
Orleans, fschA 30. de JRlio. =
"a pesar DEL txcssivo cello con
que las autoridades sanltarias do es-
to puerto an vslAdo por qas 10 hebre
Amarllls no hlciera lu apariel6n en
Naeva Orleans, 10 presenlaron casos
en- un barrie obfero hAbltado prlncl
palments por exTungeros, y se b ex.
tenoldo en- IN perfmetro do caarensa
manzanaa en- las cuales la policia de
saptdad ha puesto 60 vigor Las m&s
rigurosas medldss que Ia ciencia in
dica para evitar 81 cUhtagio.
Los estudl0A hsch ID ea el Brasil
y en- Cuba y la demonstration hecha en-
Ia Il .bana praeban ie cierEa especls
de mosquito Oh el 1nico vehlculo de
lnfecc On do la fiebre 81 cada CAST
de hsbre ae aisla bsjo moAq uitero Y
81 SCORE los uepos1tos de aqua SO vier-
80 peiroleo ,e Llends una teis 10 hay
poAipiiidad de contagiJ. .Esa es la
ieccion de la Hasana. Nueva Orlean.
40 habis querido aprenderla y sera
ahora, Q! ssntirse herids, cuando pro.
ceda a imitar el ejsmpio dado Dor In
capiial de Cuba.
La euarenseua impussta por los
Estados vecinus rige HoIo conrs pa.
salsros, 4 fn de preFenir Ia imoorts-
clon de un csso no declarsdo ain.
pero da llbre paso las mercancfss,
A pesar de todo cato Ia Juuta de
Sanldsd de LIuisians, en- contra die.
clon cUnsigu misma, b = desreta 10 cus.
fentena contra tJdvs lJs puertos at
'aI1leos dc Centro y Sud A nerica dc
dVnds SO tx xIortan f:uiasa e.te, re-
quirienoo ssls diAs cJmo mialmG m, &c
Grayeafa = famig sclon pfevia de 10,
Dsrcus "a el puerto de proce tercia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-12
Ell CIETUR0N E1ECrRIC0 MAS
FIIEpTF EH EI EEJMna


Con Ia intenclon De hacer conOcer intrs.
dncir nuestro cintur6H eleCtrico a CROWN
sR los luGares dAEde no estA a6n conocldo.
qusrenas meE6ar uno clalluier persona
que 10 neceslte, sbsolutamente gratis ESQ
- un efrecimieato honesto, hecho por una
IlrLna ssgura honrGda
ii Vd. ha perdldO la vitalidad az sisnts
absu0o desalentado; debil nervioso 81
le sgdbia una vsjeE prematLrs, y ell vigor de
la JHventnd estA perdds; 81 padece de della.
res en- las espsld perdlda de la virllidad,
Indigestion Varcocela este cansao de
pagar dinero 4 los medlcos sin eneontrar all
vio, puede Vd ser curado con ell eintur0n
electrico CROWN D
sabenos que nuestro clntur6n puede sa.
mario, cue Vd. despues de curado 10 re.
eomendara otros enfermos. que dc este
modo quedaremos indemnizades de nuestro
ofrecimients liberal
10 QUE SB DICE.
Su cinturhn me ha curado de la Dehijdad
de la Naricoceia de la enfermedad de Ner.
Yios, por la cura de las cuales habfa en- yano
consultado un gran n1mero de medcos
hasta Greer mis- enfermedades incursh hles
Por fin la Providencia me mand6 su cintur6n
eiectrico, con cuyo uso obtuve Ia curacien.
JOSE C4hPRA, Ciudad de Mexico.
CUMPLIREMOS CON 10 QUE DECI.
MOS. = Cortad este avlso, mandadnoslo con
su nombre, direction IN PESO americana
para gastos de transporte, = mandaremos &
va. el elnturan electrico CROWNS
CROWN ELECTRO MEDICAL CO..
2ls Beard Bldg New York, E, U, 4.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-12
Historic. de ) Ia hue|ga
D@ua edo en- Ia Canaa de Comero Dor pndden don manuel
Panbgua aver, las tres De Ia hde


juats porque 20 realiz6 sin previo avi-
10 4 los compaiifas intsres adas, ' fuA
absurda en- aus pretensiones porous
demAnd6 un aumento ds66 30 por 100
sobre elttpo corrisnte de- jsrnal. sMas
ado; Tue contrariaA las'leyes que re-
gulan Ia ofsrta = y.ia.demanda,l poruue
SO fund6 On el txceso do lbraxos, fun
dsmento que dsbisrs shabersmotiysdo,
por al contrario.l una srsbsis Ia el
precio del tr rabsjo, pusg alif donds
Abunda una mercanofa. bsja ds:valor,
como sube de precio ALI dondsa escs-
sea. .-t-.s,..r, seeaA4g
La huelga de carretsros fu6 ,peor
ado; fue un boyc 1t tanto mas j, incsli.
fcable cuanto. maa ipja,tiacado, y dc
cuya importsncia no - ha dado cuen.
ta todavfa los miAmos shoyeosiz sdorss,
O.hsnta mil hultos detsnIdoy enalos
muelles & merced de- un incsndio ca.
sua', dc un cicl6n, del deterioro natu-
raj en- aq ellos artfculos de- iasil CO.
rrupci6p, deblan hsbsr ,sigoifsade al.
60 para hombrea que vivsn del traba
10 que les proporcionan los -mismos
duehos de aqueilas mercancias. n 81.
"a Sc ha hablado mucho, - he escri.
to mas y hasss Sc ha censurado en-
sodos los'tonos, Ia actitud, do la.CA.
mars de Concrete. Slempre suoede 10
mismo cuanto Sc desconocen hschos
y circunatanciss que'no por ser pd oil.
cos oejsu dol ser ignoradus; como tam.
hi6a %, rectifssu lss opinionss equi.
yooadss ccaado & 10 incosnciencia su.
1 ceds ea an&lisis y Ia Re A ,cci6n.
+Ss ha dicho tambiea que Ii Cana.
4 ra de- Comsrcio 20 puso On contra do
los intere.es de los importadores y va
habsis 'visto cue no fae Ia Camara,
sino loa impor.adores- mismos, en- ~
cast iotaidad, ~ los que tomaron las
resolucionssa 40 us he neeho refsrencia.
: 81 tai imsutaoion faese scierta, 'resul.
sariA ausFl.saimpostadores se pusie-
rU q, coutr u, eilos lmismos.
ElOomercio importsdor On gran.
dc escsia yias easas consi & oatarias
!; no podian consentir que sus tntsreses
lsufriesen q uebrantos de consider aci6n
|. p Jrq us los, carrsssros deaesseu- mani.
J festar sus sim ,aIas q otro grsmio dc
r. opreros. En- ningda trstado dc eco
= nomia SO lcuentra al ssntimentalis
mo fguranio como factor determine an
b 50 de reaoluoiones que afsctan ia de
8 fensa de- tntsresss en- Iel'gro, y en- Q
: mundo de los negocios NO % el cora
. z6a sino Q! cerebro qai6n dirigs To- &C
J. ci6n que,ha de poner termtuo & con
fi.ctos dc lLtsreses encontrados.
ii (COntinua en- Ia pdgina 5q)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-12

Un renled1c, que
cura todos los de-
sarreglos catarrales
de los rihones, es
realmente necesario
en- Ell hogar. La Pc
r11na as al ramadin.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-12

T I Esta antigua acTsditada
fasmscia, In msjos dsls localidad,
h rsnsvado todss ass sxistsncias
& iAtSoducido IN sxssnso axTtida
Dc d,sgas, psodsctos qsimicos y
msdisinas de Patsass dc los erin.
siDslss Laboratories de ExsoYaiy
Amssiea.
ri isfs del sssablscimiease. j..
qxs sxsnta 90 anos do sxpesiea-
Gle sn tan delicada profasisa. stieu-
Dc sxidadosamsxts. asxiliAde por
lss."c"-ta psssnas7 1asai
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-12

I'm Comercianfe Prominenfe Que Re'
cuper6 La Saiud Con La Perana.
Mr.. John Nimmo, comerciante
de la ciudad de Toronto, Canada, Gale
Lippincott, No. 2l5, y miembro de la
Orden Mas6nica. escribe 10 siguiente:
"He esfado NAL de saIgd por cnafro
afos. Ell inviern0 pasado cogf un
resfriado muy severe, ell cuaI Sc
iocaHz6 en- Ia veiiga y rinones. eau.
sand0me grandes moIesfias. Tome
dos remedies muy anunciad0s para la
enfermedad en- los ri6oneS y no me
dieron resuIfad0s.
"La Peruna fue el Gnico remedio que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-12

me aliyi6, Parecia actuar en- ammonia
con el sistema, eliminando ell veneno,
impidiendo el curse de la enfermedad, y
gradualmente restituyendo mi salud y
mis- fuerzas."
Tenemos archivados miles de testi.
monios como los arri ba amencionados, y
solamente podriamos dar una idea, de Ia
multitud de recomendaciones, que reci.
bimos sin ser solicitadas.
Direction: DR.. Hartman, Presidente
del Sanitario Hartman, Columbus,
Ohio, e. q. de A.
La correspondence es atendida
estricta confidencialmente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-12
Alliv6a
MARIA GARCIA tASERNA

-. Anoehe 4 las II ha dejado de exis-
tir en- SauturCe la virtuosa joven Gu.
yo nombre cnoaoeza estas linsas.
Muere en- la for de ls edad, q los
l6 amos, quefids por dsudos y amigos.
EsEa tarde Sc celebrarA su entle.
rrs. t
Paz & los restos de la infortunada
i6ven.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-12

ts,no. al dsssache dc las R7sscs'f
clones fscxltativas.
La msjor garantia de ssta ca.
60 o. sl crecisnss favor que el pt
klics asecibsno ls dispansa y Ia
especial rscomsn iaci6n quA lol
Y1izclpalss madicos 9s Ia aisi9e
kAcss ds ella 4 sss cliaotap
Sus prscios son tan equitati-
vos que no admiten competencia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-12

] IthLh MAlVn u p. o BOX II, CABLE: AGUIAR
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-12
PeIigrosa Enfermedad Dc Los
Riff0neS, Curada.

La Peruna debe tomarse, tan pronto
como sc siente el primer sfntoma de
enfermedad en- los rihones.
Este remedio va embellishments q la
raiz de la enfermedad.
Inmediatamente alivia los rifiones
acatarrados, de Ia sangre estancada, y
evita que ell suero escape de "a sangre.
La Peruna ayuda los rihones q echar
fuera de Ia sangrs ell veneno acumulado
v asi evita las convulciones que pueden
sobrevenir, 81 el veneno SO deJa
permanecer.
Da vigor q la acci6n del coraz6n y .
sistema digestive, los cuales son aptos
ser afeotados por esta enfermedad.
La Peruna cura el catarro en- los
rihones, por la simple raz6n de que cura
al oatarro adonde QuisrG que Sc locaAza
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-12

e.ribar tanta casa ruiuoss, que es
constaote SmsnazA para aus b Abltan.
tes.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-27
ChiIdren's Day at Methodist Church.

Children's day was appropriately observ-
ed at the Methodist church, Sunday. The
church was beautifully decorated with
white and pink, f"stooned with evergreen,
and Il profusion Of wild flowers, under
the direction of Miss Julia FIitner, assist
ed by Miss Edith Peaslee. The pastor
preached to the children in the morning
from the text, Suffer little children to
come unto me" In the evening an ex-
cellent concert was given by the Sunday
school, with the following program:
Singing, School
Prayer.
Remarks on Sunday School Work"
Rev. &. ". Lowell
Recitation of sd Psalm,
Intermediate and Primary Scholars
Mildred Brooks
Exercise-'A Pair Of Gloves,
Primary Class
Rtclt:tti0n, Roscoe Hincklty
Miss Flitner's Class
Exercise-"Azure Skies" Seven Children
Singing, Sadie PhlbrIck
Recitation-"B oundless Love
Charlie Leavitt
Exercise, Miss F'lltner'S claSS
Singing. Little Miss Dunton
ftecitation' Harvey Abbott
RecitatiOn-"Little Lad of Galilee"
Pansy Savage
Singing-"The Robins Song"
Primary Glass
Recitation, Gladys Brann
Recitation-''Little White Day-star,
Irene Goldsmit h
Sinsng-So, Too, Can We.
Miss Flitner's Glass
Recitation-"The Master Is Coming"
Sadie Phibrick
Mrs. Fred Moore
Observation-Disclosures Offering"
Primary Class
Presentation of Plants to Primary Class
by their teacher Miss f. NJ Mitchell.
1hhSii,E SHINING Tor Jesus, School
hehe"ic'ioh' Pastor
At the conclusion of the exercises, al
the children present were presented with
nInSs. the gift of Mrs. Wyman of Gar
diner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-27
BUSINESS MATTERS
Recently Transacted by the Board OF
Managers, National Home.

Inc proceedings of the last meeting
of the board of managers have been
received at the Branch. and contain
several items of general interest.
For Post Fund appropriations. the
following We're made at the Central
Branch: Not to exceed s2.136.27 Tor
cement walks; $1,51ooO for the erection
of two water fountains to be located in
front OF the Len Harris" barrack:
$l.5O9O for the erection of n drinking
and water fountain to be known as the
Peter Fitzgerald' fountain, in memory
Of deceased member of the Central
Branch, who by his last will donated
the above sum to be expended for tn,
benefit Of the members of that Branch:
$2,4I0.11 for the construction of a local
telephone exchange system within tho
Branch; such sum as may be necessary
to repair and refurnish the hotel at the
Central Branch recently damaged by
fire in excess of the amount received
from insurance: at the North Western
Branch. $4,000 for The rebuilding and
enlargement of the green house; at the
Eastern Branch, 5000 for the erection of
a memorial cross in the cemetery: at
the Pacific Branch $50 for bell for
the chapel; at the Southern Branch.
$4,000 for the erection If 4 propagatiny
house and $1,10O for cement walks in
front of the library, store and pos,
office.
The appointment Of Rev. Walter F.
Gottwalles as chaplain al the Noun
tain Branch has already been an
nounced in these columns. The salary
was fixed at $50 per month. The ap-
pointment of Rev. Thomas A. Parker
by the President as chaplain of the
Danville Branch was confirmed
The amendments and additions to the
Regulations published i'm G. o. No. 1.
April !. 1905, were confirmed.
The president submitted to the board
correspondence between the governor
and quartermaster of the Pacific
Branch and the general office in Now
York. in which mutual complaints were
m;Ele by the sail Branch officers
against one another. The correspon-
dence developed lack of harmony be-
tween them and serious friction in the
performance of their duties, especially
those of the quartermaster, and while
some Vi iHe questions between me OIL
GERS We're trivial. they we're not con-
iucive TO good discipline, and the presi-
dent WAS empowered and directed to
take such action in regard to both Off
GERS. after consultation with the local
manager. as he deemed best, even TO
the suspension or removal Of one or
both.
1t appears that all "a not going
smoothly in the quartermaster's de-
partment at the Southern Pranch, also.
for after consideration of the record of
Capt John Fl. Clifford, quartermastcr
of that Branch, since his appointment.
and having found lack CT energy and
| interest in the performance of his
duties, the board believing that it
| would be for the best interests of the
Home that he should resign, directed
the president to request his resignation.
and empowered the president to take
such action as might be necessary to
| fill the vacancy thus created.
John Hogan, late Marie Corps, was
readmitted to the Mountain Branch on
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Who Is Mrs. Fredericks?

A iii. tch from Washington APP
peared in The Journal, yesterday, morn
ing in which 1t was stated that a
fraud order had been found against a
Mrs. Fredericks by Postmaster
General Cortelyou. 1t is alleged that
Mrs. Fredericks" has operated q fake
fortune telling scheme through the
mails under various attractive aliases.
and some Of them are Nine. C. 3.
FrederickS. Nine. Carlotta Rarse Fred
ericks, Nine. G. Fredericks and Nine.
Fredericks.
A Journal reporter made an attempt
to locate the seeress. yesterday, but
was unsuccessful. No one could he
found in the city who knew of or had
ever heard of Mrs. Fredericks, and the
post office authorities maintained their
usual reticence regarding the matter
1t was learned. yesterday, that an in
spector came here from Portland. the
man office of this postal district he
ing located i'm that city, and on the
strength Of his investigation made a
| report at Washington, and later the
.raud order was sent here.
Mrs. Fredericks receives no mail al
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catcher; Sparks, pitcher; McBain, first
base; Munroe, second base; Blair,
short stop; Higgins. third base; Arata
left field; Newenham, center field;
Carey, right field.
Bob" Mccarthy, who will come from
Lewiston, today, to play behind the
bat for Hallowell, is said to be a first
class man and can play 'behind" or on
first, with equal advantage. He was
coach for the Lewiston High team.
this season, and has had much expert
ence i'm the national game.
Dennison, who caught for Lewiston
in Saturdays game, "stoppcd' most
everything, played his position well
and got three hits with total Of four
bases. Considering that the visitors
came without a catcher and pressed
Dennison into service from Hallowcll's
available quota, it is worth while to
say that HallOwell has good men in
line and that Dennison was the lucky
man for Lewiston. His hits made runs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-27

The North Wayne Tool Co. has had
offers of locations from half dozen
Maine towns, from Massachusetts.
Pennsylvania and even Mississippi. III
the recent fire the sheet steel works
where sicxles and smaller instruments
We're made. was left intact. Gen. TIL
den, president of the company. says
that the problem Of location would have
been less complicated if both branches
of the works had gone with the large
building. for he then would have con-
sidered Hallowcll. and gladly. The 10
cation of the new building must be
made in season to commence work in
October for next seasons orders. The
available locations in Hallowcll have
been gone over carefully.
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Mary's church. The ceremony was pub
lie, and the church was filed with tn.
friends of the parties. s.. Mary's Or
chcstra furnished the music, both for
the ceremony and the reception which
followed at the home Of the bride.
The groom holds a responsible posi-
ton with the Commonwealth Shoe 4
Leather Go. Of this town. The bride has
been for several years in The employ Of
d. F. Judkins as a saleslady. Mr.. and
Mrs. Groder left after the reception TOR
4 short wedding tour. after which they
will return and max" their home in
SkOWhegan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-27
Bloomfield Asse 11bIy Elects Officer:

Bloomfield Assembly. Pythian Sister,
mood. has elected the following officer:
Tor the ensuing year:
Chancellor commander, Mrs. Il. s
Flage; vice chancellor. Mrs. Alma
French: rrelatc. Mrs. Edgar l.. Ford;
mistress at arms. Mrs. Della Thomp-
son; assistant mistress At arms, Mrs.
Allie Knights; mistress Of finance. Mrs.
Flora Dcaley: mistress of work. Mrs.
William donaldson; mystic one. Mrs.
James l.. Gilhllan: organist. Miss Hat
tie F1agS; inner guard. Mrs. Edward
Leach; outer guard. Mrs. A. r shaw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-27
Michael A. Grady.

at,cb,e, A. Grady, originally admitted
- III Home from Boston in 1876. the or
dor for his admission being signed by
General Butler, died ut the hospital
Mondav morning, aged G3 years. Mr.. Ora.
~, en,isted at East Cambridge, Mass. in
August 1862. as n private in IL Co, 18th
Macs Vol. Inf, and was discharged al
Boston a year later for disability. AT tho
hattie of Port Hudson he was wounded In
the left hand. The remains VIII be ship
ned this morning, to East Cambridge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-27
Fourth of July Sports.

Thu committee on athletic sports for
mo Fourth Of July celebration has de-
termined the schedule of events and
1,rizes. which consist of the following:
100 ward dash-Prizes So, 81 ard 81.
Sack race-PriZes So. 81 and 81.
Three legged race-Prizes IS, So ard
81.
Potato cace-Prizes SO, 81 and 81.
Pig races, So and S. The last
race to BE- conte strl in pairs. Pigs are
to be driven over a prescribed course,
with light driving sticks to be furnish :
ed
In the parade of fantasies and hor-
iibles. prizes If $50. $15, SO and 81 are
offered for the best displays OF A ludi-
crous nature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-27
Co. A Busy with Drilling.

Practice guard duty was the feature
of the weekly drill meet of co. A, last
evening, in the armOry and tie recruits
were initiated into the mysteries OF this
work by Lieut.. Mckenna and Sergts.
Peacock and Liveimore. The green
men are showing up to advantage. an
they appear to take enthusiastic inte"-
est in the company. The preparations
for the Fourth of July celebration at
Skowhegan are progressing and most
Of the men will go up for the exhibition
and drill.
Sergt Li,ermOre has constructed
tripods for use at the rifle range for
Lifting rifles-this for the benefit of
the rec. is, and the tripods will be
used at kandolph, Saturday.