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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-09
En- el bstrO

El pdblico De San Juan aplaudid
snoche con entUsiasmO q Ia fami-
liza Jordan. habiles acr6batas que
hacen hoy las delicias del pdblico
cspitaleno.
EI seilor Jordan es un xgentle-
manS. > sus se1loFitas hiias, tres
verdaderas Grscias. JuventCd. be-
lleza, hermosuFa y simpatia, las
alderman. Los dos j6venes que au-
xilian los tFabajos de la pequena
etFoupep trabajan cen agilidad y
limpieza.
Los trabajos que ofrecen los ar
tistas de referencia, pueden ser pre-
sentados en- cualquier parte del
mundo, sin desmerecer en- 10 mas
mfnimo, pues son hechos con abb
solUta impieza y precision.
Miss Nellie Jordan, cant6 con
mucho gusto, afinaci6n y sobre to-
do con mucha gracia, las preciOsas
canciones americans xNavaioS y
GReste-Lau
El pdblico premi6 con exponta-
neos aplausos los trabaios de aque-
Ia graciosisima nina.
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U0 hli0 Toba i0yas y
CartaS que COnpTO-
nGtGn a Su pTODia
famiIia.
Ell nOmbro Dc ID famNia So OGuI.
ia, psTO Ia p0IIcil plTslggg
do tOdOs mOdOS o. tOSOTO,
Guerra aparecer rico. para casarse
con una RIGA millionaire.

New York, Mayo 81 -El reacata de
IN ps quote de cArtas y de joyGs conte-
midas en- unR csjitR especial, eS ahOra.
misteTiosO motive de CuTiosidad en-
esta ciudad.
Trlt1se de una famiIia de aIcurnia &
il cuHl perRigue, desde hace aIgunOs
al ,, la adversidaa finsncie Is.
La O. iits Contiene. no sOlamente car
taa que comDrometen una pFominen.
to miIie, siuo csrtas que comprOme-
ten y pub'icsTfan un usuato escAnda-
loso de otra famiIis. SComO se hs
il lnidO t1do eatC9 ESQ es preciSamente
10 que C0nstituye eli misteri0 y 10 que
IL Dolicia trata de RveriguGT.
Sheldon, detective con despachO en-
1910. 42ld St.. ha ofrecido Is Buma de
$40, 900 81 que devuelVR ID CHjita en-
question. Iocidentalmenta De tiene es'
peHanza en- que ioyas de SIgunos miles
de dollars de valOr y que fuerOn fOba-
dus al mismo tempo. DuedRn ser tam
bi6l recuperadas.
Sheldon. jefa de detectives que fu6
Antea aRrgentO del cuavtPl general de
policfs, y 80 socio Y conf lente Char
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Una Obra plettrIGa GOnssrVada,
en- Ia UnIVorsldad De Caracas.

Pr6ximo & Concluir sus estudios de
ipgeniero en- Ii Univereidad Central
de Caraca0. ell ioven Compstriots Rs
fael del Vale Z9nO, pinto On Ia pared
del salon de classes de ipgenieria de
aquel inatitutO los retratOs de sus COM
psfIaFOs y el suyO. como FeCuerdO de-
Los laTgos dies de Il Carrera transCus
FFidos en- aquel sAl6n. Penssba Dueg.
tr0 j van que lquellas pintura1 aeEfsn
solo f 0r de IN dia llamadas & desspR-
receF pFOnto. y Be eQuivocaba.
Hem0s sabido que squel gobierno
81 Ordenar recientemente Ii pintura
interior exterior de aquel hermoso
edificiO. orden6 se ConservRrRn intac-
tas aquellss pinturss, que han QuedRdo
a6OFnando Las paredea de aqueI salon.
FeliCitamos 81 ipgenierO. pintor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-09
DinGTO americana ira
@jand0 en- Cuba.
PaT8Ga que no IlpOIia que aIga-
nos GfIOiIOs IIams1 iica0s 1
81 patfia 81 fusTa TspubIIeals;
paIGe0 qu8 aspsran OtfOS Ia
dlCha de So patIIa en- So tra-
hal0 ] en- So indspaldelela:

Muchos cRpitaIistRs da NueVa Ydlk
y de CtFoa luQares est n desenVolVien'
do un vivO inter6s por el desGrroll0 de
sa industria azucaTera d Cubs.
Sc es tinns cue solo dir ern del oeste
aer6 ioverti1o mas de $4,000 600 en-
el pr6ximo M en- 10 Gomprn 6 instsla
ci6n de mOlinos, CaminOs de hierrO,
muelles. y otFOs progresses necessrio6
ID production de aztcar y su remi-
sion & lOa mercedes.
Crey6rase que 10 que pasa On Cuba
aI Feapecto. eB una mnraVilla SC6mO
eg posib que cosas tales sucedan eas
ana repq5b5iC1 formada por lstiDos aqae
ducGdOs que 81 no h9ce mueho hubie.
ran hecho pub ion "a opini6n. siquierA
faera hostil 6 CosRs republicans. Sc
QuFsmante hubief8n lido fiiosC far s
Chsfsrinas como no prefirieFan beaRr
d ffmbria d G abieFno esDs no.? SC6-
mo puede ell pAis. aver en- ruins, repo.
nerse. bsjO d Opulencia de lR gran re.
rdbliCa que, de ID peqnefla no deacon
ffs 8 de ella no Sc atreve 8 duder ID
siendo rep1blics, y como eG posib. g
que necios tsmOIes 8 hipot6tica lode.
pc dencls se guarden para Cultivsrlos
como quien cultiva rizomaa est6-iles.
en- desdichGd0s paises an Los cuaies to-
davis hay t0ntOs que. repiten como los
ch sDgos Ell adem6n de los otr0a, que
b biendO dido dacir 10 que diieron i'm.
b6ciles fon6grsf foG de ignorsncis sge
na scercR de ls independents de Pner
to Rico, pxclnmsn muy eufaticna:-
Col lado. ou1dsdo 5Ildependerc ci So
Tf~ up oGOs. Yo ser(a Ell primer0 en-
tonaaq pGsa3s y largGrme del pals por
no Dresencisr Ell desastre ....?
Ellos NO quieren 5a3depeadeao5G s
menOs que la prODOpRN el gobiernO.
pero quieFen aver irse Y ae hvienen 8
ser teni los pOr COBas, Que no hombreB
Gin iDicia tiva , SO COZ fsrman con no
CiudsdanOs de su patria. aunque
es gignen el gratisimo pBpel de lscA.
yOs de la agena.
Pero no asi en- Cuba. Una de iRs
mss pOtiva empress pFomete ser eThe
NiDs Bay G Clmpany2 dirigids Dor el
mismo hombre que dirigl6 10 u 1ited
ftuit C0TnpRng. El ceDtsO general
de Gquella naociaci6n ea Boston v ell
preaidente M. Aadr W W Prastor.
Durante VaTiOs sfli iR esn c mo MS
he lido RdQuiFiendo trrsnOs eG Moe p
posee sh9Fa IN cor janto de 130 900
acFes, en- % mayolfa propias para
o. mss.
Implem nt0I n c6nicos han si7o CON-
trasados por el preclu de So 600 900 ,
se aseguFa que cu1ndo Is lnstAlsci6n
eat6 complets. inOluyando las foeas
f6rreas, tendr6n IN valor de S8 mi.
Homes.
OtrRa empresas pzacarefRs $40 ex
tandI6 Y, aa nor e isle. Ls COlopisi
s gar Company qua p .6sla plsntaci6n
de - C1nssA1,l, 90 milaas dc CieI fue-
gos, ha compFRdo nuevos terrenos.
En general puede frmsFse qu mn
ch9 orc americ4n0 aStS fJmentendo lR
herm9sa isla que j mss tuVo hijl que
llsmara c008 & d iadependenci0 que
fo6 90 mss PeBpetRna pldlando IN.
depeadsgaciG que 10 aOn hoy Otros des-
dlchtdOs cFiollo8 ffeci6 1dosa de cris-
doc en- 81 pals en- Que dsbisran ser los
amos.
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IN PACE.

Dofia Marie MouseFrata Bsrcedoni.
viuda de Schomburg, fallepi6 en- la
mOfians de aver. en- este Capital, veri-
ficandose el entierrO de sus restos & las
de Il tarde.
A sus deudo0 don GuiIIermO Schom-
burg, dCGs Eloisa y Emilia Schcm-
burg, suG nietos don NicolsG DAub6n.
Heliora PoiIlon, dCffA Malfa, Emilia,
Elisa y RoSario D,ub6n, nieto poIftico
tenienta RichSrd, H Poillon y dem6B
familiares, nueatFo p6samS.
Paz & a que foe.
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Matuto original

En- Caguas fu6 sorprendido uu
xmatuteo original. Ignacio Rodri-
guez conducfa el caro- de la basu-
Fa y entire este una cantidad de
tabaco en- rama, hoia fina quds pare
ce fu6 extPaida q la casa de SCa-
yey, Caguas Cigar Co.'S
El saFgento CaFFeFas hace inves-
tigaciones con objeto de averiguar
81 Rodriguez tiene completes en- 81
asunto.
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De ClMUf

Han estado aver en- San Juan.
los seflores don Rafael Pacheco Lo-
PEI y don SaturDino EstreIia, al
calde de Camuy este dItimo, y
agente de GLa CoTFespondeDciaD On
aquella poblacion. ell primerO.
CODfeFenci0 con el Secretario de
Puerto Rico el senior Estrella, ase-
guF8ndose viniera con obieto de
preseRtaE la Tenuncia de SD cargo
Hoy FegFesaran q So residencia
los estimados amigos.
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IN hanbEs hanrado.

sefor Editor.-sirvase informsr a sus lee
torres que 81 me escriben confidencialmente
les mandare por correo en- carta selIa Ia eI
plan que seguf y por el cual obtuve el resta-
blecimiento permanerte compaCto de mi
salud VlgoF vaFonll despues de amos dc SUI
frlmlentes de debiidad nervis sa, pGrdidas
nocturnas parties debiles y strofiadas.
No es mi idea oonseguiF dinero de nadia;
ful Tobado y estafado por charlatanes. hasta
pelder Ia fe del genero humane pero, graeias
q Dios, estov ahora bien Vieoroso fueIte, '
con deseo de haoer oonocer todos este rene
dio oierto de cuFarse
no tenlendo mad que vender nj que en-
War G a d no dsseo nero
Din 5oion 3. Brant, Box DeIray, Mich,
BE. UU.
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CLAuSURAgOS,

Han Sido CIausurRdoS en- eI dia de
aver 8 puestou de leche. por orden de
Il iunta superior de sanidad, por no
reunir condolences hiGi6niCas.
Entire estos puestos, hay un0 que
hRcfa afio medic venia expendiendo
81 artfcuIo sin que hRHtR aver Se nOt6-
ra Ou mir guna hygiene.
Dicten de una vez para aiempre Las
reglss necesaPias para dichos pueOtOs
asi gastRr6n de una vez sus duefIos
10 que SEQ precise.
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Solleltud Do rsnuneIa.

Aver Ie fu6 pedida. como Be estilR
ahoro, la renunciR aI ioven don JOk6
Ruiz Soler, emple8do de Il fcinR de
Mr.. Elliot, y que trsbAjAbR On ellis
desde el otrO El lot.
Sc aspgura que an diRgusto hsbido
entre dicho empleado y otro CompafIe-
70, motive Is FesoluCi6n del itfa.
a ese psso. no quedar6 muy pronto
an solo nativO en- Ias OfCinRa del in
terror.
Ri se1or Ruiz SoIer es an inteIigen-
te compatriotR y ioven de releVantes
prendaE perBonales.
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SueCia Noruega de hoy en- ade-
Iante no foFmarSn un solo pueblo,
pueg Iou undergraduates nOruegos COM
BiguierOn d fn independizArae son
dos pueblOs en- vez de unO. Asi d
ce1vsza SpabtsS hR Icgrado ser h krbi-
sra de les 6em6a marcRs proDlam6nd dole
tndos como reina de les cerVezas. M.
r CaIdsron e CO. Tetu6n IL, son
aRenteg en- San juan.
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IN aGGidsRts dosgraeildo.

En- ID tarde de ayer, eI i6ven Emilio
IRlesias. empleSdo en- 81 muelle de e.
pig6n de esta capital, tuvo Il deagra.
cis de Caerse pOr d escRlera que co.
munics de las cficinaG Il muele. que.
dandO Sin Sentido & ConsecuenCia del
fusrte golpe que reCibierR.
Fu6 C0nduCidO & % CASA on una ca
mills.
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Para mayor InisIlgsnela.

Ampliando el suelto de antier
resPecto de 10 que Sc afirma ocu-
rriera en- Ponce, en- d6nde fueFan
sentenciados por la Corte Federal
denunciante y denunciado, y para
que Sc tenga mayor inteligencia de
10 que constituye tai clase De de-
itcs. inf6rmasenos que 10 punible
parece ser escTibir cartas 4 sitios
en- donde haya corFeos, enviandolas
-segdn Ia vieja costumbre-con
peones particulaFes.
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81 cabo Felipe Ortiz , guardiss Car
tagena = Robleu sOrprendieron unR iu-
psdo & Is prohibido en- 81 barrio UCa.
0u0bos de ARasco, deteniendo & diez
individuor, ocupando naipes, dinero y
an machete de an iugAdor que preten.
di6 hacer fuerza n pOlicfa.
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TsTmlRan So GaTrora

Los j6venes puertorriquelos, don
Fernando Geigel y Sabat, y don
jose Carballeira Ca11ellas, De como
cidas familias de esta ciudad, han
terminado respectivamente sus ca
rreras de icenciado en- leyes y doc
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ImpOILants eaptuTa.

En- 8! barrio sPuntaso de Rinc6n fac
cspturSdo pOr el Cabo Felipe Ortiz de
Afisaco, ell ceiebre Manuel Quay. 81
detenido he aldo conducido & Aguadi.
lla y puesto & disposition de aquel
Juez MunicipaI.
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AspIrantos a ojoTeleio do ID
sb0gaeIa.

Fueron aprobadoa aver tarde del ge.
gundo gUupo de asignatuFas, los aspi-
Fantea 81 eieEciCio de d abogaCia on
esta isis. don MaTisno AcOsta LassalIe,
don Francisco DeScArtes y don Jol6
G. Torres.
Hoy Continuarkn IoS exkmenes.
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TOdOs los abOgadOs,
Ruidoso pIeito.

Hen lido citadoa todos los abogados
nAtivos y COntinentales para Ssistir el
lunes pr6ximo ante 81 Tribunal Supre.
mo de Justicia para oir ID GentenCiR de-
auuel alto Tribunal, en- ell pleito que
sigue Ia Iglesia contra eI pueblo de
Puerto Rico. en- Las exCepciOneS pre-
Was formulsdas,
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De PlSO.

El joven don R,fAel Blez / f,nte,
empleadO del AyuntamientO de Msnati.
estuvO aver On San Juan. en- ssuntos
pnrtiCulares, regresando por ID tBrde
ga residenCiR.
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Ron "LLAVE.

ReOonocdamente 81 mas puro. hioia-
nic0 y sgradable que sa fabrioa en 81
pals. Sc vende en- los qriciDalas euta-
biecimieDto2. y en Aracibo por Euce.
sores Gle RoRea q, ca
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tor en- medicina, que estudiaran en-
los Estados Unidos.
Dos cOmpatriotas mas. que dis
ponen del arma del saber para Ia
lucha por Ia vida.
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GAMBIA & STUBBE

TETUAN 53-sAN JUAN. PRO RICO:
Orecen Sema de agod6n ~SEA IoLANDo cadad superior
Arados cultvadores para cana algod6n.
Abono para cana Caribe
Abcno para agod6n Sea Island.
Coches de todas cses eonocdos por eegancia odez
Cemento aeman Llave.
Congrae Akgod6a de elasg Sea Island
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-04-06
Men Past Sixty in Danger.

More than half of mankind over
sixty years of age suffer from kidney
and bladder disorders, usually en-
largement of PROSTATE gland. This
is both painful and dangerous. and
Foley's Kidney Cure should be taken
at the first sign of danger. as it COR
rects irregularities and has cured
many old men of this disease. Mr..
Rodney Burnett, Port Rock, Mo
writes: II suffered with enlarged
PROSTATE gland and kidney trouble for
years and after taking two bottles of
Foley's Kidney Cure / feel better than
1 have for twenty years, although /
am now 81 years Old" For sale by
Palace Drug Store.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-04-06
CHICAGO INTER-0CEAN
PRAISES CANON CITY

The following article is from the pen
of the editor of the Chicago Inter
Ocean. That paper has devoted several
solid pages to Mr.. Sundays meetings at
Dixon and when he started west the
editor over his own signatures gave a
half page about Canon and Mr.. SUM-
days success.
Here is a part of the article-you
would think the editor had been here
some time in his life:
With l 1854 converts to his credit-the
second best record of his career as an
evangelist-the Rev. William A. Sum-
day has closed his great revival at
Dixon, Illinois. Tonight he begins in
Canon City, Colo, another series of
meetings, which will last until the
middle of April.
The success of the evangelist at Dix
on reached the proportions Of a tri-
umph. From people who laughed at
him when he reached the town month
ago he collected more than S14 900 in
church tolls. He broke up by CONVEX
sion social organizations that tacitly
defied him until the moment the men,
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-04-06
TRAVELLING MAN
CHASED A HEN

The most notable case of absent
mind edness on record WINS unconscious
ly exhibited by W. II. Shed few
weeks ago in Canon City. Mr.. Shed
was covering the territory in the inter
est OF his firm, the l.. w. Watkins Mer-
chandise company, Of Denver. and
meeting with unprecedented success in
securing orders for butchers supplies,
became temporarily mixed In the
clouds" in other words, dead to ey-
erything around him. In this semi
conscious condition he started for the
Strathmore hotel Two blocks were
covered without mishap, but when he
reached the block opposite the depot
slight breeze sprang up and hen
passed him in wild flight. Mr.. Shed
started after the hen and chased IL for
two blocks, when quite suddenly a
voice from behind sang out: Here.
you, let that hen alone p "Hen moth
ing; that's my hat" answered Mr..
Shed, continuing the chase. A few
feet further on the owner caught up.
convinced Mr.. Shed that his hat was on
his head. and started to corral the
chicken. He's been wondering since
how 1t all happened.-Interstate Trade
Bulletin.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-04-06
AFTER HOYTS ECG MONEY

They are after Frank Hoyts egg
money. He had a big egg-thought it
the biggest that was ever laid. In a
moment OF exultation he offered dol
lar for an egg that was larger.
Several big eggs have been brought
in to THE RECORD office but none have
been quiet as large. But II they keep
increasing in size Mr.. Hoyt will lose
his money il he doesn't withdraw IL.
Hoyt's egg measured 81 inches by 8,
and weighs about 81 ounces. 1t is
perfect in shape
Frank Hoyt of 544 Sherman avenue,
Lincoln Park, who recently brought t
to THE RECORD Office hens egg that
weighed fraction over three and Il
half ounces, informs us that he has the
champion hen of Fremont county. She
is six years old, has laid more than one
thousand eggs and has raised one hun :
dred and sixty-five chicks. Mr.. Hoy t
says this ancient and prolific gallina-
cean looks like pullet and he express
es his Willingness to pay dollar to
anybody that has her equal.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-04-06
ABOUT THE EARLY
LIFE OF Mr.. SUNDAY

You will be interested in knowing
something about the life and eIper-
ience of Mr.. w. A. Sunday.
He talks little of himself and what
one learns, even an inquisitive reporter,
must be gathered here and there from
the friends who know of him. In this
and other ways we have found out the
following facts:
WA. Sunday was born on farm near
Ames, Iowa, Nov. 10, 1868. His father
and grandparents were among the pio-
neers Of the state.
William Sunday, the father, enlisted
in Co. e. 23rd Iowa Infantry, and
started to the front four months before
the baby who is now the evangelist was
born. He never came back. He sleeps
meath the Palmettos of the south. So
William A. Sunday never saw his
father.
The boy William lived until twelve
years of age with his grandfather. and
then was sent to the Soldiers Orphans
Homes at Glenwood and Davenport,
Iowa. When he returned he went to
Nevada, Iowa, to live with Col. John
Scott, Ex-senator and Lieutenant Gov
ernor Of Iowa.
Later Young Sunday went to Mar
shalltown, Iowa, where he became ac-
quaited with Capt. A G. Anson of the
famous Chicago base ball club. Anson
took fancy to Sunday, took him to
Chicago and hired him as a member Of
his team. Sunday remained with the
Chicagos under Anson for five years,
playing center field. Then he went to
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-04-06

there many converts, despite the fact
that the church is now the chiefest OF
the institutions of the canon settle
ment. You will remember that it was
said that Pontiac, Rockford, Sterling
and Dixon did not need a revival. But
does not the fact that the converts in
these towns have averaged 1000 each
testify to the fact that there was some
timber to work upon?
More than four weeks ago attended
the first service at Dixon. Last Mon
day night was there to see the base
ball evangelist close the revival. That
night proved to be the greatest night
of all. At that meeting 100 men and
women, old and young, crowded about
the altar when the evangelist called for
converts. In the congregation before
him were thousand he had claimed at
previous meetings. He thought it a
triumph. Why shouldn't her
The Rev. Mr.. Sunday spent the great
er part Of the last two services break
ing Dixon's tightly drawn purse strings.
Monday night he coa1ed from a COM
munity which has supported churches
in an Indifferent manner more than
IS 900 for Young Mems Christian as
sociation building. And in the after
noon preceding this meeting more than
| 81, 900 had been raised.
1t stands to reason that a man who
can do all this must have Il wonderful
influence over his congregation. He
has
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-04-06
The Seely Drug Company.

United States, such rs senators, rep
resenatives, governors and U. s. gov
ernment officials. John e. Wilkie,
Chief Of the Secret Service Is an old
friend OF his, so is Robert Armstrong,
e. ]. Ridgeway, editor OF erybody's
Magazine was a classmste Of SUM-
days at Northwestern University. Not
long ago Mr.. Ridgeway wrote Mr.. Sun
day asking him for contribution to
Everybody. The evangelist replied
that he'd have to wait until Lawson 3
"Frenzied Finance" articles had reach
ed their fnis, for wrote Sunday, "if
we should both furnish stuff for your
magazine at the same time you would
have to print IL on asbestos.
Mr.. Sunday has been married six
teen years. His wife was Miss Helen
Thompson of Chicago, whose father is
the famous ice cream man OF the
Windy city. Mr.. and Mrs Sunday
have three children, Helen, IA years of
age, George II and William l-2.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-04-06

Pittsburg for three years and thence
to the Philadelphia club. Sunday was
the fastest base runner that ever wore
base ball suit and could run 100
yards in 10 seconds. He was an adept
at stealing bases. His salary was 800
a month.
The story Of his conversion Mr.. SUM-
day will give in one of his sermons
later. After lining up with the Chris
tians he played ball for while longer,
attending Northwestern University at
Evanston during the winter season ard
doing work on the diamond in the
summer. His course at Evanston COW
cred period OF three years.
In 1891 Sunday quit base ball and
entered the Y. NJ. G. A. in Chicago
where he remained three years. Then
he resigned and entered the evange-
listic field as an associate Of DR.. ]. VIII
bur Chapman, whom he Travelled with
two years. He then started out on his
own hook as an evangelist. He has
now been preaching eight years. Mr..
Sunday is an ordained minister in the
Prssby terian church and member OF
the Chicago presbytery.
Mr.. sunday counts among his friends
some of the most famous men in the
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-04-06


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derstand inst Iwbv the evangelist
s6oTId he called 70 hold a revival in
Canon civ when there are numerous
other towns in Colorado that are evil
IDENTIFY far more in need of religious
awakening. For a number of.years
about the most wicked diversion of the
Canon Citv inbabitant has been Sum
dav afternoon drives in tbe,pretty en-
yirops of the town. 1t has been said
of Canon CITY that everybody goes
driving ON SUNDAY afternoon and al
ways gets back home in time to get
sumner and 90 to church, About the
only occasion upon which the town
ever gets hilarious ia when some
stranger. not knowing the habits of
the citizens, drifts in for a celebration.
The state penitentisry is one of the
sights of Canon CITY, but inasmuch as
the inmates are not allowed the free
dom of the region their presence very
little effects the life of the town.
The summer tourist finds Canon City
a delightful place, 1t is well built
city OF akout IN IN Inhabitants. and is
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-04-06

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,spepsia Tablets FOR The few MONTHS and al
Aorsh made extraordinary claims for them they
good every time. Rexal means kingofall and the
cpsia Tablets certainly proved their claims this
surprised the results because know they
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p he'd their purpose. They right in line with ideas
of medicine special remedy for each amen and that they
specialists in their line has been time and time
again by customers Home proof strong proof We
believe that medicine prescribed for single trouble
give better results than remedy advertised all
Now the of Rexan Remedies have welred
remedy