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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-25
.Por los bOmb0rOS De
J. San Juan.

ISSg4e noeJor. Ell heridO de anteno-
che, Guillermo Ayala, sigue muy me-
dorado de las Iesiones que reCibiera.
Ha sido muy recOmendadO los
encargados del hospital, por los sefio-
res aIcalde. jefe del Cuerpo de bombe-
ros seflor Steinacher y cfcial de la
brigada & que pertenece, senior Pujsls.
El DR.. Velez Lopez que no necesita
excitaciones para cl cdmplimiento de
ga deber. 90 he tornado verdRdero em-I
peflo para Is curaci6n del herido.
Las c0m5Setas roJ08. Pasado mana
na se esperan les camisstas roias enCar-
gadas para les brigadae del CuerpO del
bomberos de esta oiudad, y Las que
ser&n entFeGadRs Embellishments & los
oficiales respeCtivos para SO reparto 8
la fuerza.
znstrucci6n -,Desde 81 pr6ximo do
mingo seguir6n los ejercicios de IL.
brigada de bomberos de- Santurce.
El alcalde sefIor Todd Sc ocupark
enseguida de completar en- 10 possible
81 equipo del CuerpO, arbitrando re-
cursos por subscription particular mien-
tras puede Consignarse en- Ell presu-
puestO la suma necesariR, para clio.
LA .brigada de Santurce que es una
de las de mas trabsjo poF 10 extenso
del poblado. no cuenta NADIA mas que
con an CARO- de maDgas, una bomba
de mano y seis & oCh0 trozos de man-
gas que solo cubren unOs 600 pies,
Solamente hay bocas do incendio On Is
carrera careciendo de elias las GALES
trsnsversales. Y sin duda es 81 Par
que ell q. mejor estS. spues hay verdade-
10 entusiasmo entire sue iefes & indivi-
duos & pesar de las difCuItades con
que luchan.
Sc trEta aIIf de interesar & don Fe-
derico CaIAf, persons de posici6n y
verdader0 progresista para que en-
uni6n de otros de ca vaIiosa 0yuda On
favor de ID brig ada, va que alIi vive.
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q II1sIl SiOTl.
gals da nIdIa.


~ persistencia de- Ios nacioneIistas
en callhcaF de aae1innta u uouerts de
~ Yetons he lido c1u q ane 81 .Tnz-
gA4Q &C nnya Vlato Ga ~ necsSislnf1 "A
eael 01c III rel 1.-Two q e-ls ~oIYos
TO. lesnoo que Is Ccurrido e9 ~
espante tlle
Log 1eri61ic0g de Paris publican n.
teFe1an la9 infornaciones 6afaliea
acerca de laa CauHas quo motivRron eI
suicidio.
SyYet0n Sc cas6 haca ocho afos can
una viudas madra entoncea de nne M
ven de IL AMOS.
A medlda que esta ioYen fu6 ora.
ciend0. aument6 au BELIEF llerando 4
inspifar Sd pedFastro M. SVveton
una passion que 6sta no pudo confener
En- mayo fetimo n ioven ee carf
con M. Menard. perO 81 muv Doco
tempo sinti6 que iba & ser ma6re.
Ante el terrible copfict0 que "a vepfe
encima, acudieron & todos los medioa.
resultando que Ia recien casada enter.
mo gravemente. y hall6pdose dies pa-.
sados ca peligrO de uauerte. confeu6 &
su mhdTe aus relacionea con Syveton,
Quien 81 mism0 TEMPO recibi6 una
carta aYis6ndole que tOdO se habla des-
cubiertO.
81 desenlace del drama Sc acerc6 en-
tonces pAsos agigantados. Ella del
pasado Sc desarroIl6 una escena vioIen-
tisima entire Syveton. 81 esposa y M.
Menard, maFido de la his de esta d.
TINA.
Syveton suplic6 en vano. Menard
he manifesto firmemente decidido & de-
nunciarle & los tribunaIes, II espoe 4
resuelta presentar la demands de di-H
VoTcio Rl din siguiente.
Syveton, ante tales CIRCUMSTANCES,
termin6 la escenR excIamandO:
Estk bien! No me queda mas ca
nin0 que desapareCer.
3 AL dia sigCiente por Ia mafIana la
esp0sR fue 8 casa de su HIS enferma,
Va de menos gravedRd. y entire tanto
Syveton go ocup6 en- preparar el suici
dio, dandole visos de asesinato, pues
escribi6 V2rias Gartaa dando citAa 4 de
ferentes amigos hOrRs en- qne saba
no existirfR ya, disimulando tod0 10
que pudiera hacer visible ell suicidiO.
Cuando volvi6 ga esposa & III una de
Ia tarde, reanud6se ID discussion. y en-
toncea Syveton se meti6 on su cuarto.
pero sin echar Ii Have por dentro. En-
geguida splic6se & Ia boca eI tubo com
ductor del gas ID estufa, aspirando
On pocos momentos una enorme canti-
dad que 10 mat6 en- breve tempo.
Por este motive, Runque asixiado
por 81 gas, u hAbitaci6n OIfa POGO.
81 &bogado NJ Potel, soCio de Me-
nard en- una RgenciR de negocios que
ambos tienen en- eI boulevard Magenta
ha sido quien pontsneamente ha
puesto aliuzqado en- ID pista de Ii YER
dad, pues Sc haIIaba tan aI Corriente
de Ios secreeos de Ia fanilia SyVetcn
que 81 jueves por Ia ma1&na Comps6
todos los peri6dicos creyendo encops
trar en- ellos Ia noticia del suiCidio que
Syveton no realiz6 hasta por Is tarde.
Esta es Ia Verdad horribIemente cru
da de asta traQedia que tRnto ha inn
presionado 81 p1blico.
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PTgpnsals tor Supplies.

SEALED proposals for furnishing
general supplies and furniture fot the
TnsuIar Asylum for the Blind at on
&c. Porto Rico. will be received arthe
Offs of the Director of Heath
Charities and Correction No. 3 Allen
ST.. San Juan, p. r., until 10 o'clock
A. M. on Wednesday February 1st,
1905. The list Of supplies TO be pur-
chased can be obtained at said Office
on application to the Supervisor of
Charities. Bids are invited for fur
nishings complete and not on separate
articles.
Dated, San Juan, P. r. January
10Th. 1905.
ANDRES CROSAS.
Director Of Health. Charities
& Correction. 6 v. 8.
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IS gy o las 1rq1y de vf eyni
1nynhh
q ON (p ina yobrnd dos1 eetos
h prep ro1oA
n N d yagrabe e6muayo ou jana ntecnnn
e que po
dpard dlnundosob eIad
gen is uceso
p ion q 4b os de la
ara4U Ia
informed g n rsr r5cs
d dh qed d. simi morlc y
e is 0a yhoigna ID
"a
j mas rd dre los
e s
a d vgy ap upar
sci
pq b 1 E AdyN
fe h@
e my pi
b
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PrenaSOs q los iaap0neSstes Sobre JS5Te.
tas: Sc sortear6n 5 todos los amos en-
tre los que mas Sc distingan por 50
conatancia en- 81 AhoEro.
-HOr0s'ds GAIA: Para las imposici0-
Des < 1O4 de Ia ma6ana. ' de 1k84
de Il tarde los dias laborables: y de 81
1O@ de ID naRana los Doningos. Para
Ia extracciones las naismRs horas ex-
septO II de los Domipgos.
= Re0lanoestt0 al "a Secc56a: Las per-
sonas que interesen mas pormenores
sobre les imposiciones. extracCiones
manera de iquidar intereses. etc, pue-
den GOliCitar an eiemblar an In Gaia.
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Enc6ntrSndose vaCanta la plaza de-
m6dico auxiliar de Sanidad del pobIad0
de Luquillo. por renuncia que hiciera
aver 81 que la venfa desampehandO Be
anuncis 81 p6blico Dor 81 t6rmino de
0uincs dfss. Para uue los facultativos
que deseen 0btenerIa, presenter SO So
licitud adYirtiendO que su haber eR el
de $500 anuales.
Faiardo. 10 1e EnerO de 1905.
JUAN PENED0.
10 5Y.s. Alcalde.
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PTOpOSlClORGS para SI Sunl1Istrl
do mu0bIaS.

ProposiCiones por dupIiCado y b1io
pliego Cerrado para el absstecimient0
de muebIaie para 81 AsiI0 de Ciegos
estabIecido en Ponce So recibir6n 81
mi6rcoles 10. de Febrero 8 las diez de
la ma d ans en ID caIIe de Allen No. 8
en- ID Oficina del Director de Sanidad.
Carload y CORRECTION. Ia lista de
dicho muebIsia puede Obtenerse sOIici-
tSndoIa III Superintendent de Carload.
Sc suplica que hsgan proposiciones
para ell mueble enter0 y no para RFt1
CuIos Separates.
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A V | S 0 !.
OFICINA DEL Sc CRETARIO DE
PUERTO RICO.

Sc aceptar6n proposiciones en- IL
Ofcina del Secretario de Puerto Rico
para u aimpresi6n del Mensaie del Go
bernador, en- iDgl6s y On espsfiol.
haste las 10 de Ia mafianR del dls %
de Enero.
DetaIIes con respecto condolences
, dem6g podrSn obtenersatal ser soli-
Citados en- Ia referida O6cina,
REGIS H. POST, 8
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Prusba Do bOeas % laesndi0.

En- Ia tarde de aver Sc efectuaron
las pruebas de las cuatFO boCas de I'M
cendiO, de que estSu provistos los te-
rrenos de sMiTamarS Ell las avenidas
OlimpO. Miramar y calIe Lsguna.
a distancia cOnveniente en- b aveni-
Dc Miramar. se han cOloCad0 tres De
dichos aparatos y 81 0tr0 en- g aVeni-
da Olimp0; todos son De buen diSmetro
por 10 que ds una coIumna de sgua
1ufCiente para dos mangas de las que
usan los bomberos de San Juan
All acto aaiatierOn YaFios RcCionistas,
81 iefe de- bomberoe, repreaeE tantes de-
Ia.prenss y algunos o6ciales; y 81 6xito
natisfzo s IOa peritos ca q materia.
-Ha sido aepaEado del puestO de a
c6TCel de- PueFta de Iierra, 81 guardia
Rosendo DiaS, por negigsAcia eu el
neIVlo10s
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BalCO Territorial J AgffcOlS
be Puerto Rico.
sECCION DE A AHORROs.

ZnaposicSOmeS sObre l;bretGS: BESIDE
1925 6 81, 600, devenRar6n intereses al
6 pOr 100 annual.
ZSap0sic6Ones q olGso ITO: Desde
5000 en- adelante deVengarsn interes al:
Q pS 81 ea 6 mes plazo.
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jQUE ES la GBRA DE SIEARR?

Preguntadsel0 miles pssoa qas conatantenente
contestaran pocas Ialahaas:
La Cura searns IN 1aeleaento maravloso que ha
venldoa hbraros de frecuentes
safrmentos dolores De eaba7a qe @ o5 aqqeiaban Nopuede
que aivia Ia la ST agrega
que no ene sabor nmguno del todo
nofensvos bn podemos fcanos del descubrmnto de Ia Cra
de Searns
Rica:
Muy senoes ios:Tengo 81 gsto de manifestar vds
hacla mucho tempo sljeto jqueas
m repedas eran tan fa7s @ cal5ban desese
acl0n, tanto
mogtcaba hasta que feent a6 @ laanos una tona de Ia
e Door de Cabeza Eel oeo de aecina fue tan apldoy
encaz cuarto de hasa aspae d tafa tea absoa
mente mas pequeno dooe Das3 evo
boso parcuarmente edaado vajo sire Ia el
msmo exito.'
Exiase sempre giEala Cara stearas cada oea eva
relieve el nombre Steara5 Headache Care.
De ssnta $ Eolcas
FREDERICK 9TEARNs & GA.
Fabrcantss Pfoauetos osinieas FarHaaeeu:!ccs
DETROIT. faiesa4 q. =.
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N0iiCla8 generates

PARA CURAR IJfI RESFRIADO EN- Il1
Ola tome las RASTILLlAS LA KANT TBS DE
BROMOh QUININA. Ell boticario II deyul-
vera 81 dinero 81 no Sc 6ura LA frma del e
w GROVE Sc halla en- dada oajita.
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ANDRE 5 CROsAs,

Director de Sanidad, Carload
v Correction. 6v.#s.
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RICHARD j. BIGdS
Tetuan 40
Professor Do IngIes
Baleo Popular o E0nOniis ]
PI6SIalCS.

Sc avisa 4 los Sres. Accionistas,
que Dor acuerdo De Ia Junta General
celebrada el 20 del actual, Sc repair
te I'm dividendo de SO centavos por
cada acci0n, que se empieza 4 pa
oar desde esta fecha,
: eeSan Juan r. r. %. de Enero
de 1906.
8. v. S.
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Ia TIEnDITA.
DE j. ECHEVARRIA.

Todss las semanas reaibe nuevos
surtidos de quincalla v ropa hecha &
preciOs reducidos. Es 81 estableCimi-
ento mas cOncurrido de San Juan.
Plaza Principal 30. alIado del Ayun-
tamient0. San Juan, P. 3.
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Joya de improbable valor Ios
disr 6pticos. es "a marAvillosa 4Esto-
macslina Ulrici.s
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-Se afrma que Nicol6s %. ha hui
do de sus estadOs pero asto debe po-
nerse en eCuarantena3, hasta tant0 Sci
sepa Ri en Ruaiu no t0naan - u exec
Iente Cerveza maTcR gPabstS que Ven-
den M IR. Calder6n & co. Tefu6n III.
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A Tree-Planting Club.

AS result of the attendance Of a mem
Der of the forest service at the farmers
congress held at Amarillo, Texas. last
week a e-planting club is to be organ
lied in the Texas Panhandle" This
movement is of considerable importance
since the region Is naturally treeless
though there Is abundant evidence that
certain kinds of trees will grow If prop
erly planted and cared for. The object of
the organization is to encourae the max
ing of tree plantations, to experiment sys-
tematically with trees that seem likely
to thrive under the conditions there found
and to provide for obtaining the neces-
sary planting material in the most advan-
tageous way. When this club shall have
been successfully organized the forest
service promises to send a man to the
Panhandle to help the tree planters to
make the most effective use Of their land
and planting material.
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three games from the teams and the five
highest individual contestants rolled off for
the diamond-studded watch fob. Prizes eX-
ceeded s2.3oo in value, the first prizes being
given by II. B. Beatty of Pittsburg Pa AS
many as thirty-four prizes were distributed.
Philadelphia carried off the team prize and
Charles L. Seibold of Baltimore the indi-
vldual contest. The games kept up until
late last night. The total scores Of the
teams by cities was as follows.
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Charles L; Seibold of Baltimore won the indi
vdual bowling contest. with total of 573 The
totals of other contestants Were:
Barr, $40; Harris 4es; W. $ Scott. 1858; Altich
Herald, 359; Miller. $50: Crump. 4S3: Minder 200
Rasmussen. $40: Cuggren 203; Barry 49,: Holt
49,: Lahreny. 3ss: Lehr; 236: Banner. 4ss: Abel
berger. 46l: Kasting 42s; Shaw. 3l3: Mansfield
ACT; Tobier. 2I9; Ellis. 1856; Billngsley. 4s7: We
YER 36l Perry. 2a2; Ludwig. 3sl; Mcclure AS
Wilson. 3Si
The arrangements of the contest were per
fected by William H. Ernest. local chair
Florists Club. and B. II. Hansworth, gen
eral chairman. of Chicago.
The bowling contest prizes for the win
ming team are the following:
Beatty trophy, one year. Loving CUP
f. III. Kramer Match box to each in1l-
vidual. Kasting championship cup one
year.
Second team: Loving cup donated by
Berry, Whitmore & Co Pair gold cuff but
tons to each individual. donate by Albert
+. Esch.
Third team: Loving cup. donated by
Gait Il Bro.
Fourth team: Loving cup. donated by
North Capitol Brewing Company.
The bowler making the greatest number
of spares in team contest receives a gold
trophy, donated by employees at Monument
grounds.
The bowler making the highest individual
score in team contest receives a suit case.
donated by Il. H. Steinmetz & Son.
The prizes for the individual contests are
the following; 1. Handsome vase to Baum
err. 4Ss: donated by w. II. Yeerhof. 2.
Handsome umbrella to Billingsley, 4S7: do
mated by Lansburg a. Brother. 3. Gun but
tons TO Barry, 4s5; donated by George s.
kolb. 4. Loving cup 10 crump. 4s3: do
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Election in the Convention in
Session Here.
INTEREST MANIFESTED
GENERAL WORK A MATTER OF
MUCH MOMENT.
Bowling Contest Proves Interesting
Prizes Awarded for Various
Displays

Interest centered today at the third meet
Ing of the Society of American Florists
and Ornamental Horticuturists' In the
election the Of officers for the year
1906. The convention was called to order
by Retiring President j. c. Vaughan at
$50 o'clock. Matters OF much discussion
were the suggestions for work of the gen.
cral society as outlined by the presidents
address, and particularly the Feasibility OF
preparing a textbook of horticulture for
discussion by the florists clubs There
seemed to be a general impression that the
book should be issued as a guide to teach
ers in the conduct of school gardens and
classes in practical botany. y paper by
Mr.. K. Nicholson of Dallas, Texas. on
Helps to Horticulture in the South and
Southwest was read. and the delayed re-
ports OF the superintendent of the expo
siti-l and the judges on novelties were re-
CrjNed.
An Exciting Election.
Tie election developed some excitement.
MIR. H. r. Beatty who has been a mem
Der OF the society since its Inauguration.
and who has been treasurer fer eleven
years he says. against his will, and while
away from the convention hall. was nom
mated Yesterday for the presidency Mr.
John r. freeman of 812 18th street.who had
also been nominated. thereupon withdrew
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cataract. which depends on the thick and
hard Niagara limestone everything soft
shale can no longer be maintained. The
river will then run, as Hall declared, in
series OF rapids along its course from Lake
Erie to Lewiston, with perhaps low fall
at the outlet Of the lake.
Another anxiety has been raised more re-
Gently by computations OF probable fitting
OF the land, which would slightly change Its
inclination in all the region of these great
lakes so that ultimately the mouth OF Lake
Erie would be lifted higher than the very
low water divide close to the southwest OF
Chicago. From computations of the heights
of beach marks above the surface of the
lakes, determined at successive dates sepa-
rated by periods of from twenty to thirty
seven years, Gilbert computed in 1898 that
this lake region Is being tilted toward the
south-southwest at the rate, during cen
tury of five inches in q hundred miles. He
therefore concludes that Lake Michigan. II
such fitting continues. Will begin to over
flow across the natural watershed to the IL
linois river within thousand years; that
two thousand years from now this flow will
take away half OF the volume of the Mag
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Roseville Pottery Company, GAINESVILLE,
Ohio new style Of Jardiniere. highly COM
mended; Lion & Worthheimer, New York
city, new lace effect chiffon and automatic
violet cord. highly commended; Harry Bay
ersdorfer & Co, Philadelphia, Pa, new
tone ware flower vases, honorable mention;
new brush ware baskets, honorable men
ton: Reed & Keller, New York city, new
designs in wedding canopies, wire designs.
wood ribbon, hampers and heavy bark jar
dinieres, honorable mention; Schloss Bros.
New York; new ribbon American Beauty
shade and new shower effect ribbons
highly commended; NJ. Rice & Co., Phila-
deiphia, Pa, new rose bowls and lamp post,
old English style. honorable mention.
Class G, Neutrality-suspicious. & Co.
Montclair, n. j.. mice-proof seed cases
with interchangeable dra wers.- honorable
mention: Geo. G. Watson, PHILADELPHIA. Pa
lawn mower sharpener highly commended
Mucn interest was shown in the bronze
medalists. the two being the new watering
system Of Louis Withhold of Chicago and
the plant, the Ffcus pandurata of Robert
Craig. Philadelphia. Most attention was
gwen by the observers to the new Baby
Rambler rose. the Tarrytown and Scottie
Terms and the new pink gladiolus America
me America. as announced, was used to
decorate the Mayfiower on the occasion Of
President Roosevelt's reception to the peace
peinipotentiaries of Japan and Russia.
Exciting Bowling Contests.
BY far the most exciting feature OF the
horists convention began at o'clock yes
terday afternoon, when the teams from
Philadelphia, Washington, Baltimore, Chi
cago. st. Louis. New York, Cleveland
Pittsburg, Brooklyn and Detroit and many
individual bowlers began a contest at the
Rathskeller, Sth and f streets northwest
All players were members of the s. A F.
The teams drew for the alleys and each
played three games total pins to count
70 select the champion player the man
making the highest total number of pins in
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you look drowsily up into the void. Now
and then you will raise your arms and flap
them down through the water like a pair OF
sweeps; 1t Is only a tired sort of effort.
And finally, In the supreme abandonment
OF Incidence, you lay your head back. far
back until the water creeps up about your
eyelids; you stretch out legs and arms mo-
tionless. and lie, breathing TRANQUILITY. SEN
sible of no other movements In the world
than the slight f1ux and slip of the water
upon your heavlng chest. Then may you
realize perhaps. something of the lark's
sensation when. with wings outspread. 1t
hangs suspended between earth and sky.
He who has never thus suspended himself
Idly in still water. with fathoms below
him and infinity above, has not experienced
one of the sensuous delights of existence.
Unfortunate man. who goes to his grave be-
lieving that there is nothing better than
bed for weary limbs and a jaded braini
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THE FUTURE OF NIAGARA.
In Some Few Thousand Years It Will
Have Disappeared Anyway.

From the InternauonaI Quarterly.
The earliest discussions Of the recession
OF Niagara Falls led TO apprehension OF
danger and disaster, because the continu-
ance Of the present gorge erosion must
eventually extend to Lake Erie, the reser-
voir whence the river flows. 1t was thought,
therefore, in the excited Imagination Of
many ignorant readers. when the early geo.
logic discussions of the history of Niagara
were published. that destructive flood
would thus be let loose from Erie and the
upper lakes ana would deluge the Ontario
basin and the ST. Lawrence valley.
Professor James Hall In 1S43 endeavored
to ailay these fears. The increasing south
ward dip of the rock strata between the
present falls and Lake Erie will cause the
Niagara to cut into softer and easily eroded
beds along that distance. SO that its great
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mated by R. Harris q Co. 8. Loving cup
to Harris, 46S: donated by Karr & Sons.
6. Umbrella to Mansfield. 467; donated by
Eiseman & Brother. Z. Carving set to VAL
entine, 49, donated by F. B. May. 8. jar
diniere to Adelberger, 461: donated by
GAINESVILLE Pottery Co. o. Pocketbook to
Smith, 400; donated by Becker & Son. 10.
Cigar Jar to Mcclure, AS; donated by i.
s. Kaun.
A ladies bowling contest will be held to-
day at o'clock at the Y. NJ. e. A. alleys.
Seventeen prizes have been offered
Some Feeling Aroused.
Some feeling has been aroused among the
members of the Washington Florists Club
by the inadvertence of some of the local
papers in reporting the entertainments pre-
pared by the club for the visiting Society
Of American Florists An impression has
been created that the presidents reception,
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MR.. BEACH AWAY,
Will Return Tomorrow Morning for
Grand Jury Session.

District Attorney Beach, who is conduct
Ing the investigation of the cotton crop :e-
port scandal. was not at the city hall To-
day, and it Is understood that he left
Washington on an early train for New
York on business connected with the in
quiry. 1t Is further understood. however,
that the district attorney will return to the
city before IL O'Clock tomorrow morning.
when the federal grand jury, which is now
proceeding in the cotton scandal cases. re-
SUmes its sessions.
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Joys Of INLAND Bathing.

From the Atlantic.
Quiet inland bathing offers you no such
extravagant opportunities to be a poseur.
II the water Is warm. you loll In 1t at your
ease: your mind Is soon stupef1ed by the
sensuousness in which you are embodied:
the interest OF your sleepy eyes does not
extend beyond the gentle ripples that widen
away from the slow. submerged strokes OF
your arms. After a while you roll over on
your back and drowsily execute at inter-
walls ianguid "shoofy'' leg motion. while
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-17

Glass L. florists supplies. including fancy
earthenware-The J. b. Owens Pottery
Company GAINESVILLE, Ohio. hanging line OF
florists decorative vases, certificate of
merit. Dayton Paper Novelty Company.
Dayton. Ohio. embossed flower boxes,
highly commended: Joseph Brock & Son.
Boston. oak tardinieres, honorable mention:
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ara river; and that after thrty-five hundred
years there will be no Niagara. The basin
Of Lake Erie would then be tributary to
Lake Huron, the current Of the Detroit and
ST. Clair rivers being reserved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-17
Everybody's Going to Chase's.

Splendid vaudeville. Coolest spot in town.
Daily matinee. 25c. Evenings, 25c. and 50c
Advertisement
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-HoRsFoRp's ACID PHOSPHATE
Cures Headache

caused by summer heat, overwork, ner-
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