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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-19
|MPRES|0NES Y N0T|CIAS

Di.trito el iuicio do dcha Dionlsia
Garcia, en- reclamation contra don
Baltasar Canads. Fl Lcdo. Renitsx
CAstahos lleva 10 representation do 10
reclamaute.
Ell arquttecto del Departamsnto
dc Educaci6n, Mr. French, ha rsgrssa-
do de Ia iSls, deapu4s do girar una
vista do inspection las casas escue-
las que Sc eopstruyen on Pstillss,
guirre y Maricao.
MIR. ksts, contrati.tA do obras,
demandar& & la compaffa de los CO.
rros electricos, por haberle matado IN
caballo uno de diehos vehfculos, On 10
pc ada y, de Santuroe.
A prop6sito de esto, debemos lie
mar 10 atsnci6n dc que on 10 reterids
psrada han ocurrido ya diversos &C.
cidentes, por 10 scelersda marcha con
que caminan los expires ados earros.
Ell 50 de este mes 90 vera nue.
vaments ante Ia Corte de Distrito Do
San Juan IL moci6n do 10 sueesi6n do
na Marfa Disz viuda de We've para
que vuelva q su posesi6n 10 haetsnda
eBello Sitios que 10 habfA sido ocu.
ada en- el concurso de don Jos6 Ava.
10 SarcheE de cuyo concurso desistio
ell acreedor promovents don Vicente
Bslbas.
E.ts asunto, ide el que promovi6
oil ircidents entre los abogados SEIZE
res Hord y GuzmGn Bspitez don JOSEF
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-19
NOTA DEL DIA
Del xBoletin Mercantil.s ,

yam sabido inserpr etar y recoger el |
mandate dc la opiui6,, para darls el
recesario cum 1limierto.
FL partido republican, 10 ha desc
bedecido ya.
@ ,eds por Or 10 opinion del par
lido uniouista.
81 coincide con Ia que ys SO ha
expressdo en- Ia asamblsa de aver,
81 leios de aproxtmarse & 10 L'ga de
las munlcipalidades, declars que sl
| partido obrsia por su cuenta, como
81 fusra possible el vivlr dc lss co'ee'
hvidades alejadas de la opinion an
blsnte, g que hs sonado II hora del
relevo do nuestros poi,icos.
FL regimen vigents auuls y coos
trihe la sobe'anfa popular, preset nds-
de Ia voluntad colecttva y puede q 81
talants impartlr el triupfo los priva.
dos del gobierno 6 q aus mas res petuo.
SOS ac6litos.
FL gobisrno hs ensefi ado q des-
precisr al pueblo.
Ese poder que 81 independents y
sobsrsno del safragio, hA convertible
q las grandes mssas electorsIes en- re.
bsfiox ioofsnsIv,s
Pero 81 tan legftimo oil podsr po-
pular, 81 tan indiscatibls absolute
que hssta ca medic de las grandas
usurpaciones, cuando parece anulado
y sometido por complet,, tisnea adn
que rscurrlr los gobiernos y sus adla.
tsres q parscec en- rslaei6n eatrscha y
cordiaisims con e., aunque sea en las
apsriencias solamente, para que no
surjs del aislamiento, del divorcio des.
carado y sin atsnuantes, oil tragtco
fantasma de la iiranfs qua es el verdu.
60 do todos los goblernos ilsg gales.
! 81 hay po'islcos que no tisnsn ma,
ideal, nj mas rssolucl6n, nj mas pro.
p6sito que acercarss al poder, llsgan
do hasta sus opulentas y emplisimal
gratas, fascinsda Ia vista puesta or
10 alto, cerrados los ofdos los repro
! chss do 10 opinion y al llorar de Ia
pstria, pie ,sen en- que. 81 90 cierto qu,
81 resorte de todos los triunfos, hasts
do los mas inverosimiles & insospechs .
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-19
M0T|NES En- v|ENA

El pueblo ha exteriorisado y apo
ysdo aus dsr andas de lgualdad de
suf .ahlo FOR medic de una seris de
msnif staciones formidables en- todss
as principales ciudades y puehlos del
pafs
Unicamt nte se registra un caso do
deso-dtnes oourridos en- Austsrlits.
Las tro as, en- vista de que los
man'fastantes cometfsn Algunos des6r-
denes, dispsrsron sob-e IA turbA ma
t. ndo q dcs hlriendo q treints.
En- Las Manifestations tomaron
Darte centsnsres do millares de indi-
viduos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-19
{S1UD|ANTES PREGUNTOnES

Que los estudisntea smericAuos
cuanio 90 encuentrsn en el txtrao jsro
son mss curiosos que pinguno de los
de las DENTS nsclonalidades, acabs
de ser demostrsdo por el D. Blondsl
cue tiene & su cargo el eBureau de
l formaci6na QUE fu6 tundado, 90 CO.
nexi6n con Ia Soborna haes dos amos
sols sments.
Eu ell transcurso del anterior lds
|. .9O4) fueron 10000 las personsI que
solicitaron iniormsCiones eieutfncss
de todss clases y de elias la inmensa
mayorfa eran americauos.
Sfgusnls en- ndmsro los ipg'esss,
los ruSos y los escandinavos.
Los que menos preguntau son loo
estudianteS AlenAnsh
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-19
Sevende

Uaa mag iiaa d, vasor de ba!an
cin Do sails 6 ,lu aaAs, CO.. clltndro d
I pulgsdss diinssro Al pulgada'
curse, CON 81 sis y volsnt', toto or
baso sstado, rsprsssntaado 81 caballo'
n1mtua'ss de fasrIs.
Ia engrauss Do hiTco findld
con su Cata'iaa mayor do l2o pulga
das dikust o y nsaor de S2 pulgadas,
osa sus carssas, srapol linss y bsnes }.
tsdo "a bssa ssssdo y de 10 fib lisa de
Nirr'sss, Fait l. W Assos de elasxow
Ctaso EvasoraaorAs wesGa d
ssbrs, 3 Dc sllss iuglssas de tubos
diaIsaalss J 2 fraacssas de tubes rec.
tes.
Psrs Inf rnsc dlrijirss { 10 Hs.
eisnda RoeaehicA, 8 4 don Juaa q.
Prats. en- Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-19

-Esta tards zarparA para los Es
tados Unidos el vapor americano
<Ponce
Hoy cumplisron on Ia carcel mu.
n'cipal los indivlduos sixto Toro,
Nlcomsdes Moreno y Antonio Garcia.
Hoy fus sscrifcado en- 10 mura-
lie DO Norzsgsray I'm perro, al pare.
der hidr6fobo, que corria por la calle
dc TetuAn seguido de una multltud de
chiquillos.
-Exlsten en- Ia carcsl nun icipal 90
hombres s muieres que sufren con.
dsna l6 pen disntss de juicio.
Aver fue asistido en- la sala de
sec 'rros Paula Romsro, do una con-
fusion de primer grado Sc bre el par
pado derecho.
Han sido sentenciados por hurto
menor, los siguientes individuos; En-
Utuado, Agnstin FeIiciano Csrabs.
lilo, 3 meses 10 dias de carcel en-
Gusyams, Franciico Sinf roso, 4 s
meses 3 dias
-Hsmos saludado aver tarde en-
esta ciudad 4 don jose s. Aybar, Sc
cretario do la Corte municipal dc San
Lorenso,
Van muy adelantados los traba
Jos dc construction de 10 hermosa ca.
sa que edifca en- Puerta de J Terra don
jose Bazan.
-Ha sido condsnado en- MAYA.
gdsz Manuel Avil6s & 3 meses de car
eel, por fslsa representation.
-Ha extlr & lido condena en- ls car.
eel de Ponce Josefs Rivera en- 10 de
Aguadilla Tomas Echevarria.
-Ha fallecido en- Ia entsrmerfs
del Presidio, sta en- Ia CD eel de San
Juan, el conduado Filomsuo o tiz.
-Comentabsse auochs en- San Juan
entire algunos republicsnos sensstos
que no pertenscsn al trust mixto de San
Juan Ponce, que Ia actitud del 90.
mite territorial no era 10 voluntad de
todos los republicanos de Pue. to. Rico.
Resulta irrisorio Sc decia que a'e.
guen como Gosca rtzin para pcgsrle
81 cooperacitn la Ligp, Que ON.
curse dc los parndos pt liticos Ipc dis
serle periudicial & squella asociec On
para sus foes
Aver fueron cApturados los mu.
chschos Pablo Vargas y JESUS Cal
der6n, quienes .e flgaron per la ma.
hans del iuzgado de Pss.
Claudio NJ archsui, preso en- .u.
maria en- 10 carcel de Pc, ce, ha sal do
On libertad bsio Asnza.
Sc encuen!rA "a meior de IL era
We eDfermedad que ,ufriers don Maxi.
mIno Aybsr,
ID. q Antonio ]. Lumbauo hs al.
do nombrsdo para servir Ia escuels
del bsrrio Flor da Adentro, de Bar.
celonets.
En- Patlllas Sc ha alberto oil pG-
blico una escuela nocturna.
Sc hslla requlsisoriado Cruz
Ruiz, acussdo como c6mplice en- 81
escalamiento ocurrido en 10 cssa CO.
mercial de don Fs IL Pertz, de Bsya-
mon.
Hoy % he villO snlls Corte de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-19

Aver ltards, :como & las lseis y
media, en- el callej6n del mercado, Ia
mia dc ocho amos Mercedes Romero
hall&bass entrstsniendo 4 otra ninlta
de msnor edad y al tomarla On sus
brszos 90 ls introduio una sguia que
teois prsndida On sl trsie, intsrssAn.
dole la region epigastrlca
A los gritos de 10 eh'quilla corri6
10 tamilia y en- vez dc logrsr sacarls
la sguia SO 10 partieron dentro, vien-
dose prseisados & eonducirla Ia ssla
do socorros, en- donde 10 operaron los
doctores Cuet) y L6pes Antorgiorge.
-Ha sido nom5rado sub colector
de rsntas de Rio Grande, don Joae
Glmsnez Sicard6.
Ell tesoro de Puerto Rico rscsu
dc esta mafiana una multa de tres do.
liars cincue alta centavos.
Sc han suspentido por varias
semanas las obrss del hip6dromo de
ssnturce, hasta tanto 50 resuelve un
contrAto dc maderAs con una casa
americana.
Ell attorney general muy pronso
cubrira 10 vacante de secretario de la
Corte municipal de Ponce.
-Muy pronto enpeE arAn en- Rio
Piedras las obras leila nueva central
asucarera. Aver quedaron termina
dos los contratoa.
LA Corte de Dlstrito, por confs
sion del acusado, declare culpabs
Melton Corrsa alias Msymf, del deli.
to de hurto mayor hscho q don Felix
Perez de Bsyam6n.
Ell iuez dc 10 Corts de Distritc
del Toro Caebas, hs sen ialado para o.
q del corrisnte 10 lsctura de Ia sentsn,
cia en- la causs de robo { don Miguel
Guerrs,
Jose Alvarez J Francisco Var
carcel, trabsiando aver en- ell Almscer
de los seaores Cerecedo Hermanos, or
10 desssrga de unos pipotes de scsite
sufrisron contusiones en- las manos
ocssionGndole al primero Ia perdid,
total de 10 pulpa y 80 falargs del dedc
Anulsr dc la mano izquierda y sl 20
gun 10 una hsrida por desgarrs 90 br,
ls pulpa del dedo indice de Ia msnc
derecha. Fderen asiatidos en- la sal,
de socorro.
Ell auditor de Puerto Rico Mr.
Haynes regresara & San Juan & Glti
mos del mes pr6x mo, q lin de asistil
1 la aperture de las C&msrss Lelgis
lstivas.
Ell srQuitecto del dspsrtAmentS
de sducsci6n sslio hscis 10 i,la er
asuntos del ramo.
-Esta msssns Sc vIo on Ia CortI
Suprems, la ape!sol6n interpusstI
por Pedro Ramos, en- ell delito de per
jurlo. Soituvo el reeu-so ell AbogA.
do Benltez Castsfios.
-Mshana % ssperado en- nuestrt
puerto Ell prim r vspor de la nuevA II
nea w. (. resck and Company, d.
New York
Con gran solemnldad y concu
rrencla de helss han dado priucipiC
en- lA igleaia Catsdral las mIsN d
Aguinaldo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-19
Treasury DEPARTMENT Of Porto Rc SbNa QbHca- --BenS hnuebe!
EN- PRIMERA SUBASTA

Descipci6n de Ia propiedad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-19
Dr.. A. Alvarez Va|dGs
DENTISTA
DE LA ONlVERSIDAD
DE PENNSYLVANIA
San Francisco II. P. R.
Sac Jusn.R. P
GsmsrcIantsg

AEGE aUAREz, FsbrIsante 4
lmportadcr de- sonbrsros. Fortaless
y AlmAsen San Fransisao s..
FARhAClA ! proguSrtA dc Adol.
10 ltaTino Rivcrs cEnuy, ?, r.
onnstAnp. sartidn as msdisinss
'-escAs umporsadAs Dc Europe ' Ksts.
uuldos PsrtuuieF'a Jovsda-
60. s9 prectos 1766'rut
's RkAGIA C6l0R, On Ran6o
AlmSxan FlasA FyitsipSl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-19
CAFE DE YAUCO

No conpreu ustedes cafe sin antes probar e nuestro
tostado modo en- aparato ranceses de evaporation
peta que evtan nal gusto que ene nuestro rico
grano Nuestro cafe preparado especamente para
de las famias ha demostrade practca e mas
leco economco, pues solo empeamos la torefaccon
eli meior grano de Yauco
Puerta de Terra, "a Inca ZEPPENFEL0 Ca.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06
rARs WILL GIVE MINSTREL
MEMBERS OF MARYLAND CREW
APPEAR IN NORFOLK.
Captain Hook and One Hundred Blue.
jackets From tho Bremen Accept In.
vitation 10 Attend.

CAPTAIN Hook his officers and on.
hundred Scamcn of the German cru.;.
or Bremen. now at the Shipyarl here.
have accepted an invitation of SccIc-
iary 0lrG ilcizcnhu;tlc. ur the Norfolk
Naval Young Mems Christian Assnria.
ton L. attend Il minstrel performance
which VIII he presented al the Acad.
criy II Music i'll Norfolk May o. by
The crow Of tho new United States
cruiser Maryland. for tho benefit OF
the Norfolk naval association.
The men Ct the Maryland gave II
minstrel performance in NorIu!l
whllc they were assembled on The re.
ceivinS ship Franklin at the navy yard
III The city across the Roads; and il Is
said hat The per torrance was ii very
cr"liiatle one. Among tho tars are
several accomplished musicians sing.
crs and acrphaS. H. is expected thai
III ulon will give n performance hero
before the Maryland sails from local
waters.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06
Result Of Examination of Animals
Head at Pasteur Institute.
BOY TO Be GIVEN TREATMENT
Tcn.Ycar.oId Harry Mccormick Was
Bitten Last Tuesday and Expert
Gives Warning That His Life is in
Oangcr-Physicians Talk.

Little Harry Mccormick. the ten
ycarol., son of Mrs. NJ l.. Mccormick
of ZIG Huntington uvcn,c avenue, will
he sent tn Richmond today to undergo
treatment Il, the l'asteur Institute.
Last Tuesday The boy was bitten
through the right arm by dog which
WAS supposed tn he mad. Tho animal
was nj once killed and its head was
sent io Richmond for examination by
nr. liocn, 0t the PIstcur Institute.
Yesterday II telegram was received
stating: "Aliscronic findings positive;
will write particulars later" This mos.
sage came about o'clock in the after
noon and letter containing The par
iiculars is expected to arrive this morn.
ing.
If he nhvaiciams consider il ncccs.
sary, the ltlc patient will at once be
sent to HE hospital for treatment
This will he The fourth child 10 he
sent from here fer the pastcur treat
mcni. The "mad-tloS scare" seems To
he about rs general us ever aud all
cauincS are regarded with mis,rust.
Several local physicians arc inclined
io lclicvc that there is little cause for
the scare and declare that there is no
reason to think that many Of the dogs
iliat arc killed have rabies.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06
Social personal

Mrs. V. II. Barclay entertained a,
her residence 1900 Huntington avenue
Yesterday afternoon from ! To 6 O'Clock
Inc spacious dining room and parlors
oil he house were tasttinlly decorated
with SmilaN, white roses and snow
balls i'll proiusion The hall was dec.
Grated with palms. The lights were
shaded with delicate pink
MIS-. Barclay was assisted in rccciv-
Ing by Mrs. l.. c. Saunders anu Miss
Lucy Christian. of Richmond The
table. which WAS beautifully spread.
was presided over by Mcsdamcs a. G..
Pcachy and Walker Pierce AMI Misses;
anne .Salley, Lucille Aylcr, Helen Bar,
ney and Mary Lee, Of Hampton Mrs
j. !, Warren presided al the coffee
table and Mrs. Alexander Wills pre-.
sided over The punch bowl Mesdalnes
{ w Robinson and f. W. Lodewicl;
also assisted in cntcrtaining
Smidts orchestra rendered music
during the afternoon The function
was one Of the most elaborate Of tho
post Lenten season anl there were
nearly linndred guests, among whom
were:
Mesdamcs D. G. Smith Kirk. W.
a. Post, W W. Harwood. II. b. Bailey.
Edloc MorPcock. j. y. g. Brown. Frank
Hooper, II G. I.ightfoot, John Mating
~, w. ,. Liyczcy. Theodore LiyeZcy.
a. +. Bowen, Sppitswood Wexford.
Walker Pierce. Alexander Wills, .. =.
I-ooms, f. W Lotlcwici. Dewitt Crane
Blake Marsdcn, G. ST John Howard.
A.fC- Peachy. Jessie ,,arren. &. "
IA Robinson, l., p. Stearnes, Julia Jack
sQn. l.. G. Saunders, ". G. Stvar,, S. r
+ Barclay J. j.. Marye. -. ~ Crump
IS George AIsop. y. u. McNeil. T. n
Braxton, ". II. Lan,iUn, Carter Fickien
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06
JuvcniIc Baseball.

The East End falcs" defeated the
"oiynpias" on he casino diamond yes
:erday afternoon by The sccrc of to
q. The teams are composed CT small
lio,s in! they save a clever exhibition
OF The National game in the presence
OF large crowd Of fans. The hat.
tefirs of the two teams were cxccp.
ii'nally strong for boys and bn few
'il% were made by either side. The
batteries were: "falca Weymouth
AMI i'rown; "olympias Hudson ami
AcCcmh.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06

Jane Post j. T. Plummor. Mary b.
Dimmock, Aylctt Ashby. j. l.. Williams.
5. $. Archibald, Il. W. Robinson. n. S.
Bailey, Guy l'issctt, III. L. Furgerson,
y. S. Jones, J. II. Graves, lanes T..
Able, Floyd Morrscttc. Emma Gordon,
c. NJ. BraXton, Thomas Dornin, Rich
ard Henderson,; George ilonncly, J. p,
Harrison. Willard Bailey, w S. Up.
shur Elizabeth Cook, Lily Cook. Rob.
crt Stockcn !. W. Barclay. w. l.. Cool;
and Booker: Misses Helen Bar
ncy, Mary Maryc. Ilm!da Nav, Ada
ilaushton. Deity Ilaushton. Anne
Salley. Clc!ia Sallcy, Mary Sallcy. Mir
lam Post. Helen Ross. IIlcy Christian,
Julia Whitney, CCrnda Evans. Nellie
Able, Nellie Carr. Frances Carr. Sarah
u. Newton. Ellen Pollard and l.. G..
Weld. BESSIE Booker. Mary Booker.
Among the oul-of-town guests were:
Misses Evelyn Gordon. of Richmund
Ililda Booker. Fortress Monroe: Rosa
Lee and Mary Ice, of Hampton,
and Mrs. Il G.. Marshall. wifc of Lieu.
tenant Marshall. of Fortress Monroe.
Mr. Edward Roberts is i'll ~, his
home on ThiriyscconI street with mp.
pcndicitis.
Miss ArnrS Porter left yesterday for
Dinwi,ldic county. where she will be
The guest ul her grandparents.
Miss Edith Young has returned from
Il visit Ia relatives in Baltimore
Miss Hattie I'ccch. OF Norfolk. is
visiting tho Misses Clark on Thirty
fourth street.
Miss Ruth I?nGlc left yesterday FOR
Philadelphia. She will visit relatives
in New York before returning home.
Mrs. Emmett Grancc returned ycstcr-
day FROM Charles City county. whcrr
she has been he i;ucst of her parents.
Miss Blanchc Kenny left yesterday
for Mccklcnburs county To visit
friends.
Miss Marie Jones left Yesterday for
"a visit To Philadelphia.
Miss Mary l.cahy has returned 10
her home in Roanoke after spending
the winter here with her sister, Mrs
!. G. Mcclure.
Mr.. ID. Il. Davidson has been called
10 New York on account of the death
Of his sister.
Miss Margaret Lawrence. of Roam.
okc. Is visiting her aunt. Mrs. H. y.
DrcwrY, On Chestnut avenue
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06
MAJ ISSUE APPEARS.
High School Student Credit tic It's
Editors.

l. y.
The May Issue or tn" High School
student. TIC nup;iar little magazine
pub!i:hcj h; the Ncwpor, News High
S,liccl Literary Society, appeared yes.
tcrday morning. Tho booklet contains
many interesting articles and .stcrics
and shows careful preparation on the
pa:': q: The editorial staff. One Of The
most Interesting features of the
Student. is the exchange department
Tho High School Student is ever
.rowii,. im popularity among the pr.
pills AM! patrons Of the public schools
of the city About Il hundred of the
magazines are 8cnt Ia colleges and
uallic schools throughout The South
and is very good advertisement for
the public schools Of this city Tho
hupk.ct has received favorable men.
ton in The school magazines OF The
largest colleges in the South
The final issue Of Tic Student will
appear in juno. An attractive cover
design will add 10 The appearance or
the June issue ami il is expected that
The literary matter will be The ,cst
yet published.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06

Mr.. Edward Roberts is; i'll ~ his
home on Thiriy-sccond street with ap.
pcndiciiS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06

Miss Agnes Porter left yesterday foi
Dinwi,ldic county. where she will be
the guest ul her grandparents.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06

Miss Mary l.cahy has returned Ia
her home in Roanoke after spending
the winter here with her sister. Mrs.
j. G.. Mcclure.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06

Miss Edith Young has returned from
Il visit Ia relatives in Baltimore
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06

Mr.. u. Il. Davidson has been callc,
10 New York on account of the death
OF his sister.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06

Miss Marie Zones left yesterday fo
u visit to Philadelphia
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06

Miss Hattie Blccch OF Norfolk. Is
visiting tho Misses Clark on Thirty
fourth street
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06

Miss Ruth l!nglc left Yesterday ror
Philadelphia. She will visit relatives
in New York before returning home.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06

Miss Margaret Lawrence. OF Roam.
okc. is visiting her aunt, Mrs H. D.
Drcwry, on Chestnut avenue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06

Miss IIlanchc Kenny lief, Yesterday
for Mecklcnburs county To visit
friends
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06

Mrs. Emmett Grancc returned ycstcr-
day FROM Charles City county. wlcrt
she has been he i;ilcst of her parents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-18
tThe cook's.)

tThe Cook's.)
The man with the habit
or eating Welsh rabbit
Is oftcntimcs filled with despair,
no lnd that the mess
liz mixed up, more or loss,
With an iligh-American hnirl
Cleveland pnder.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-18

A second steamship Is 10 be placed
in service upon Lake Titicaca, IN Peru
the highest lake in the world. $1,000
feet above sea level. There Ii already
one vessel engaged in traffic upon this
sheet OF water The latest vessel viii
carry about $50 tons dead weight. II
has ample arrangements and facilities
for working cargo, and is provided
with accommodation for twcnty-four
| apaengera The dimensions art 900
feet In length BY 80 feet beam and IA
feet depth
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-18

l$ II X Sis possible to obtain the docu.
Il iant w purchase the United States
NV department. will get the commits
3k0n ~ John Paul Jones as a captain
|i1Sshe navy. This document IL now In
" pux xession of \ prominent woman
fhiiKdslphia It IS said to bear
SSFy Abpearance Of being genuine. 1t
,ne iIIk1 the present owners posses
(xy, xt6m her mother, who got Il from
lxihSt Commodore Guert Ganse-
ljoft. ID. y. M, VINO had Inherited II
F0m hts father. Gen Peter Ganse
5ort, u revolutionary fame. The
|n,ni6bion reads: John Paul Jones
ppnyntod To be captain n the navy
x3rter of congress. John Hancock
W 1iHk, Phiiedalrhia, Oct 40, ITO
tH C6nrles Thomson"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-18

Few men could tel II they were
asked how many feet per second they
walk a press photographer, whose
work requires him to know all manner
~ Speeds, said The average man
walks four feet a second. A dog on
Us ordinary Jog goes eight feet sec
ond' A horse trots twelve feet a sec.
ond. A reindeer over the Ice makes
'twenty-six feet A race horse makes
itorty-tfree feet A sailing shiT
makes fourteen feet
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-18

The anarchist had Just hurled The
bomb.
simultaneously the democratic head
Of President Louhet and the royal pate
Of Alfonso XIII ducked To avoid the
dying fragments
M lie President" mutteres the boy
king, which one OF us do YOU, think
that fellow was after?r
with truo Gallo pcllteness oubet
dlsclalmed the honor.
litter you, my dear Alfonso" he
murmured. bowling decniv
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-18
Pedestrians at Fault,

At d recent dinner of the Society Of
Motor Manufacturers the opinion was
expressed by speaker that pedes
TRANS were the greatest sinners on the
road. There II no doubt that they
have way 81 collidng with the cara
and not infrequcntly clogging the deli
cate machinery with pieces of them.
selves.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-18

Y The American, far more than many
Europeans, seeks refreshment and re.
newed energy in the COUP which invig
crates, but does not intoxicate. COT
tee and tea are his fayorite beverages.
On an average he drinks more coffee
Than the native Of any country OF the
Did World and when classed with
Europeans he Is surpassed only by the
English in his use OF tea.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-18

Though man 70 liar IN half he
says. and ~ otter times dary.
Yft when Ne Is dead.
On thc stone NJ his head
What ID this he Is fed2 h,pi-taffy
Cleveland Leader
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-18
MeanIno Of Adleu.

Tho word "adieu" ~ rurely French.
In its original form II was "a Dieus'
ITO Cod but in It's full meaning ex-
pressing Il commend you to God"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-18
Wire Drav,,a

Wire drawing was Invented BY Ru.
dolph, o. Nurcmburg. IN tia carly part
Of the fifteenth century. Wire was
first made In England In 1868.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-18

mark Twain's' Drydock Definition
II "a told OF mark Twain that dur.
ing conversation with q young LADY
Of hts acquaintance he had occasion
10 mention the word drydock. What
Ia drydcck. Mr.. Clcmens?' she ask
cd. "a thirsty, physician" replied the
humorist.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-18
NOTICE

Oar Store will be closed Thursday, August
IL, for the purpose o. arranl ing al remark
ing the goods. Come one, come all, Plculy
for everybody. Il will pay you to travel SO
III les to attend this sale.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-18

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