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The Washington times., 1905-05-29
Welded At NOON
IN ST. PATRlCKS
Miss Helen N. Cooke, Wife
of Frederick Barbour.
AFFAIR ALMOST tMPRoMPTU
Social Circles Take Interest IN Reported
Engagement Of Mrs. Shaw to
British Peer.

Quite a surprise was given Washing
ton society today by the marriage at st.
Patrick's Church, at noon, Of Miss Hazel
Nicholson Cooke and Frederick K. Bar
bour, two representatives OF old District
families, fer while the engagement was
generally talked of among their num-
erous friends, there was no fixed date
for their marriage until Saturday
The Rev. Father D. J. Stafford officiat-
ed at the ceremony, and while the sud
den determination of the young people
upon this as their wedding day prevent
ed sending out Invitations, and the deep
mourning of the brides family. for the
late Commander Nicholson, rendered the
slightest ostentation distasteful, there
were a number Of the friends Of the
young people present to witness the
ceremony.
The bride wore going-away gown
of violet cloth, and a hat in keeping,
ana carried bunch Of white flowers.
She is tall and remarkably handsome
and winsome, and never looked more
charming than at her impromptu we'd
ding Her uncle. Lieutenant Commander
Reginald F. Nicholson. gave her away.
Mr.. Barbour had as best man Leonard
l. Nicholson, a cousin OF the bride
The BRIDE is the uduEHte va MI seiiH
MIS-. Pitt Cooke. and on her father $
side descended from Henry D. Cooke,
the first governor of the District. and
Is erand-niece of Jay Cooke, the late
flnanc.er. Her fathers family have been
connected prominently with the social
life of Georgetown since the founding OF
the Capital On her mothers side she
is quite as prominently connected. her
grandfather being the late Commander
somerville Nicholson. and identified
prominently with both army and navy
society. The bridegroom is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James f. Barbour, OF this
city, and prominent and popular socially.
Immediately after the ceremony, Mr.
and Mrs. Barbour took train for New
York, where Mr. Barbour is now in bust
ness. and where they will make their
futurc home.
The Washington times., 1905-05-29
Peace.

The defeat OF Russia is the triumph
OF enlightenment, the destruction Of
the last physical stronghold of super
stitious bigotry and religious intole-
rance, the necessary demolition of the
greatest obstacle to human liberty and
progress.
Napoleon predicted that in this cen
tgry the Slav and the Anglo-Germanic
races would meet in a death struggle.
The prediction may yet hold true:
but. in part, it has already been full
filled, for Japan today is the legiti-
mate heir and exponent of Anglo Ger
manic ideals.
The world reioices at Russian de-
feat because it condemns the aims
and policy Of Russian administration,
and because it brings peace, inevitable
peace, that much closer 10 realization.
But. while we celebrate the inevitable,
our hearts go out in sympathy to the
brave men Of both sides and to their
families.
The world deplores the waste of
human life in this struggle; it places
the responsibility for this loss, not
upon the Russian people. but upon
their avaricious. arrogant, and i'm
becile rulers; for the Russian people
it has sympathy and hope; and for
the brave little Japs it has cheers of
commentator for their bravery and
enthusiastic admiration for their
methods David has met Goliath and
the victory is with David
The Washington times., 1905-05-29
Baring-Shaw Engagement.

Society is delighted with q report
which has just reached this country by
cable from London, telling OF the en-
gagement of Mrs. Mamie l.anghorhc
Shaw, daughter OF Mr.. and MRS. & u.
Ianghorne. Of MiradOr. Albemarle coun-
~. Va, and John Barring, second Baron
Revelstoke, and one OF the WealthieS'
peers in England.
No public announcement has yet-peeh
made of the engagement but IL is
wcIl-known fact among the friends OF
both parties.
For some ncnths Mrs. Shaw has
neen in Engla.ld Not long ago she was
presented at court by AfnpaSSa,doi
Choate She has been staying at Mar
ket HarbrOugh where she and Mrs.
John Jacob Astor have been sharing
house Mrs. Shaw is dashing rider
and enthusiastic huntress. LORD RfVei-
stoke also Is fond OF sport ana the Ivy
have been much thrown together OF
late in hunting, riding, and auto par
ties -
Lord Revelstoke. who is forty-two
years old, Is said to be most 9ttrae-
| tive man personally. while his title ana
his vast estate constitute him one OF
! the most desirable matches IN the king
! dom Mrs Shaw is one Of the beauti-
| ful LanghCrne sisters. the married ones
| being Mrs Charles Dana Gibson, OF
! New York; Mrs. Reginald Brooks. of
Boston, ard Mrs. L Moncure ferkins'
| Mrs Shaw some years ago married
Robert e. Shaw, "a. Of Boston, the we'd
ding being n most brilliant affair. Later
| Mrs. Shaw sued for diVc:GS. which
was granted her in the Virginia courts,
| Not long thereafter she went abroad
| and has since spent a large portion OF
| her time away from America.
| 1t Is thought likely that the marriage
| may take place in the handsome old
family home, but there IS an equal
| chance of London being selected.
The marriage Of Miss Elsie Rittten-
house, daughter OF Major b. F. Rltten-
house, L. s. a, retired. to Lieut.. AL
| fred r. Clifton. L s. A. viii take place
| on June at the home Of the
brides father, on TWenty-hrst street.
Owing to the recent death of hajor
Rittenhouse's mother the wedding will
There will be no attendants. and only
a small company of relatives TO vii nass
The ceremony.
The Washington times., 1905-05-29
THE GARBAGE REFORM

The Commissioners three tho all I'D a tree
Looked mad at the big Garbage Man.
And bated their breath astonished to death
By the fellows ingenious plan
81 gather up garbage and lucent tips"-
Here he blew sharp on his horn
with occasional trips to regular beat
To keep it from feeling forlorn
"A dear partner of mine once gave me list
OF houses where tips could found"
@oh, skip your dear pard the Commissioners roared
Looking angrtly, suavely around.
But the list short said the Garbage Can sport
And l added a hundred So
Thus trespassing much the buzzard like clutch
Of the rest who hunting the dough
so day would race the same starting place
To get 10 the who would tip.
And here I'd remark, my meaning not dark,
We never lost time on the trip.
MY regular beat merely a cheat
Without any tips good pay
And I'd call there at later at night
And often the following day.
Now humbly do ask you to think of this task
And see how delightfully."- swell
We took some garbage lots Of coin,
Thus working unusually we'll
"And. really. you see, collectors can't be
Expected to stick to their jobs
Where tips are no plan OF the householder man,
And all OF the people sobs"
"The Commissioners feel" but horrible squeaI
Interrupted the chairman SO bland;
Then he softly conferred with the Second and Third.
AnnouIs<ing the punishment planned
For long days. seven wearisome days.
The superb elevators rum
VIII be closed in your face, and you'll painfully paee
Up and down these steep stairs By one
Twas a terrible blow as many men know
punishment heavy and warm
But from that very day the histories say
Dates the Garbage Mans perfect reform.
The Washington times., 1905-05-29

York Avenue Presbyterian Church were
commemorative Of DR.. Radcliffe's SER
vices as pastor. The summary os his
ten years work was distributed iii pam
phlet form through the congregation and
as q mark OF appreciation Of his work
special music was prepared and the
cnancel was prettiiy decorated
In delivering his annfVers44.V serr1lo n
DR.. Radcliffe took for his text. .IIc
Made Ten Candlest!cks of Cold and Set
Them Up IN the Temple FIR Raj
cliffe covered IN brief the history of his
service in Washington, pointed out its
aims. and stated clearly its purposes.
The Washington times., 1905-05-29
DR.. RADCLIFFE WILL BE
/, H0NORED BY RECEPTION

Members of the congregation of the
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
will give reception in the edifice this
evening in honor OF the pastor the Rev
Dr. Wallace Radcliffe, who yesterday
celebrated the tenth anniversary of his
paStorate.
The entertainment is in charge of Jus
tice j. NJ Harlan, Of the board of elf-
ers; Charles s. Bradley. of the board oe
deaeons; John b Larner. of the board
of trustees. and Mrs. G. w Richardson
of the ladies' committees.
The services yesterday IN the New
The Washington times., 1905-05-29
Keep Out of the Fight.

The time has not come for the
United States to take a hand in the
Far Eastern fight. When, if ever,
1t does come, the situation will be
unmistakably plain. the action auto
matte, and the consequences momen-
tous.
II it be true, as reported. that
RogestVensky has sunk an American
| merchant vessel, it will also be true
that his government will make ample
reparation for the offense. But there
is no occasion for surprise at Rogest-
yensky's action or for Mysteries on our
part.
Russia, today, is the black sheep
in the family Of nations. From the
time her grand-ducal and bureaucratic
grafters watered at the mouth for
the wealth of Manchuria, Russia's
course has been fiagrantly marked by
inter tional lying, knowing duplicIty,
and cynical hypocrisy. 1t is not to
the point that Russia is as barbaF-
ously bigoted and as morally de-
praved as joinder of church and
state can make her; it is unimpor-
tant that the people of the United
States despise her policy and abhor
her cruelties; that her administrators
are imbeciles and her commanders
drunken whiskerandoes excites in us
pity and commiseration, mingled with
contempt; but the matter to bear In
mind is this-America has no econom-
ic or commercial quarrel with Russia,
and, therefore. will not fight her un-
til such quarrel arises.
Rogestvensky sailed. as a drunkard
| walks. a Zig-zag course, full of offense
to sober and decent people That he
had at least tacit permission from his
superiors to drag England or Amer
lea into the war, and thereby save
the face of his masters, no person
| can doubt. That his force should
! meet defeat was expected. The end
of his fleet is at hand, if it has not
already arrived. The whole world, in
Guiding the respectable elements Of
Russia herself, will rejoice that Rus
sian pretensions and arrogance have
met their just deserts, and, the con-
tinuation Of the war having been
made impossible, the approach of
peace heralded by a deserved defeat.
Russia will settle with the United
States for any damage to American
shipping, but we need not froth at
the mouth about the matter, nor need
We serve Russian desire by becoming
entangled in the present conflict Let
her humiliation by Japan-or rather
by Providence, using Japan as its
fiail-let her humiliation be abject
and complete Hands off Let the
fight be to a finish.
The Washington times., 1905-05-29
FIGHT ON TROLLEY CAR
MAY END FATALLY

WILMINGTON, Del. May pa
pitched battle was fought on a crowded
trolley ear of the Newport and Stanton
division OF the Wilmington City railway,
and as 4 result Elijah Butcher, a negro.
has three bullet wounds and is expected
to die.
Samuel Prison. also a negro, who is
charged with doing the shooting, is un-
der arrest.
The Washington times., 1905-05-29

Mr. and Mrs. James Semple Fitzhugh
have issued invitations to the marriage
of their daughter. Virginia. 10 John
Leonard Saegmuller, sen OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George y. Saegmulier, of Roches-
ter, n. Y. until recently or this city.
The ceremony will take place on Mon
day. June Y, at s o clock at the First
Presbyterian Church
The Washington times., 1905-05-29
CAPTAIN COULES
At WHITE HOUSE
Meets Small Party of Guests
of the President.
GOOD JOKE ON Mr.. MORTON
Was Held Up by Customs House In
spector in New York who Did
Not Know Him.
GOOD JOKE ON Mr.. MORTON

Capt. and Mrs. William Sheffield
Cowlcs have returned to Washington
for visit and were the guests at din
ner at the White House last evening Of
the President and Mrs Roosevelt. who
entertained Attorney General Moody
and several other friends informally.
The Washington times., 1905-05-29

Mrs. E. H. Slater will open her New
port cottage, "Hopedene," June 10. She
Will be accompanied by John w. Slater,
her son, whose steam launch Anata is
a source OF much pleasure 70 his nu-
port.
The Washington times., 1905-05-29
Will Lead Simple Life.

The Rev. Richard Lewis Howell
formerly OF Washington, who recently
married Miss Whistler of Baltimore. at
Palm Beach. will lead the simple life in
Lenox, where he has taken a cottage
for the summer It was hoped by So
ciety people that the wealthy minister
and his girl bride would take some lead
ing part in society, but the very modest
cottage where they will spend the sum-
ner excludes anything Of this kind
News comes from Berlin that Mrs
Arthur Paget formerly Miss Paran
Stevens, of New York; wife OF Major
General Paget. of the british army. who
Is still in the private hospital of Prof
Hoffa recovering from the injuries which
she sustained IN q fall down the eleva-
tor shaft Of her London home six
months ago, is able to walk d little by
the aid Of two canes.
She receives many callers in her
rooms. which are always filled with
flowers, among which are usually some
sent by direction OF King Edward
Ridgefield. Conn, on next Saturday to
attend the wedding OF Miss Winona
King. daughter OF Mrs. J. Howard King.
TO Oliver Perrin. of Baltimore. Miss Irene
King will be her sisters maid of honor
and Lawrence Perrin, his brothers. best
Eben Byers, of Washington; William
Hit, Percy Pyne, I'd and Nelson Perrin
will be ushers. The ceremony will be
performed by Bishop McVtcker.
student life by selecting William Hit,
son OF Representative and Mrs. Hit
and Eben Byers, both Of Yale. and
Percy Pyne, I'd. OF Princeton as ushers
The Washington times., 1905-05-29
PRESIDENT TO VISIT BROOKLYN

NEW YORK, May 29-President
Roosevelt is coming to Brooklyn on Me
mortal Day, Tuesday. to take part in
dedicating Il statue To Gen. Henry w
SIocun He Will return to Washington
the same day.
The Washington times., 1905-05-29

Capt. and Mrs. Warren c. Beach have
closed their home on II street for the
season. and are now at their New York
home Captain and Mrs. Beach have
maintained a residence In this city for
many years, although they only open
II for few months each spring
The Washington times., 1905-05-29
Mrs. Walsh in Town.

Mrs. J. r. Walsh has returned tC
Washington. and is temporarily located
with Mrs. Robert White. where she viii
be glad to see her friends.
The Washington times., 1905-05-29

Secretary Shaw gave Des Moines an
extra day so that he could address a
Western bankers association. They
worry more about deficits than the Sec
retary does.
The Washington times., 1905-05-29

The latest additions 70 the already
large party which attends Secretary
Taft to the Philippines are Mrs New
lands. wife Of the Nevada Senator, a1sI
Gi9t Blair.
The Washington times., 1905-05-29

Editor Box. of the Ladies' Home Jour
nal. says success comes from working
like the devil This refers to the open
work department
The Washington times., 1905-05-29

Justice and Mrs. White are entertain
ing r. r. Gibson. OF Lexington, Ky, at
their residence on Rhode Island avenue.
The Washington times., 1905-05-29

The American steel rail manufacturers
have kindly allowed this country TO
buy their rails at foreign prices to save
themselves the trouble of sending them
to Panama via Europe.
The Washington times., 1905-05-29

The tipping system spreads. It costs
as much TO have garbage removed as
to go into the suburbs
The Washington times., 1905-05-29

MIR. and Mrs. Montgomery Blair are
receiving congratulations on the birth
Of c daughter.
The Washington times., 1905-05-29

Mr. and Mrs. Amos Pinchot viii spend
the summer al Bar Harbor.
The Washington times., 1905-05-29

The longer an extra session is post
poned. the more chance certain Con-
gressmen viii have TO ride on trains
before returning the passes they used
TO get for value received
The Washington times., 1905-05-29

James Dalrymple says Glasgow con-
L OILS its gas. tramways. baths and tele-
phones, but what Chicago wants is a
city that controls it's teamsters.
The Washington times., 1905-05-29

Miss Roosevelt's skill with the rife
Will stand her in better stead in the
Philippines that her ability TO speak
Spanish.
The Washington times., 1905-05-29

kid" Mccoy contradicts Jim JEFF
| fries claim that pugiIism doesn't pay
| by announcing he's fought his way TO
millions by his engagement to a wealthy
! widow
The Washington times., 1905-05-29

If any man in America is not a gen
tleman. it's his own fault or because a
detective shows him I'D
The Washington times., 1905-05-29

From Admiral Dewey to Admiral
Togo: Don't let EN- give you a house -
The Washington times., 1905-05-29

Bigger" when applied to some of the
Presidential booms. has the same sig
nifieance as when coupled with the de-
felt
The Washington times., 1905-05-29

California tailor has murdered a
man, but his other eight selves will not
be prosecuted.
The Washington times., 1905-05-29

Secretary Taft's Panama lid becomes
him we'll
The Washington times., 1905-05-29

The city Of Cleveland, which has de-
vice TO prevent women getting off street
cars backwards, may rise TO the height
of making Tom Johnson think straight
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-04
Msdrco'es 4 de Octnbre do roos
Elegante gabinete

Atentamente invitados por los doc.
torres en- cirujfa dental sefores Faertes
y SAlgado Jimenez, hemos tenido 81
gusto de visitar su gabinete de tra
bajo. E! salon, artistics mente deco.
rado 4 Ia oriental, presenta IN aspec-
to elagantfsino.
Los seHores .Salgado y Fuertes
aparte de los sacri6cios que Sc han
impuesto para presentar SD gabinete
4 la altura en- que esta. han instalado
moaernos apsratos en- su o6cina, q
6n de demostrar el interes y aprecio
cue le inspira su va nunerosa ellen.
tela.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-04
"Muestro Tiempo''

Sumario del ndmero 50 de ests Re-
vista quincena al madrilefia:
La victoria de Tsu-Shima. por l..
Cubilio; De las Cortes, por Benigno
Bciaaos, (Eneas); Educaci6a del niso
por ei DR.. Romero Landa: Eciips.s
totaIes de sol y problenas cientffcos
que eIloS resuelven. por M. Rose de
Luna; Revista de Revistas,: Oscar
Wilde. p6stuu1o; Taine de 1870 1873.
Biasco IbafIez; Revista Bibl,ogrd6ea
sobre libros de Duran, Verdugo. vi
cente de Casta fiedo. Martinez Sierra;
La Quincene: Politica Exterior, por
Nestor; Indice Cronologico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-04
1876 BIBLIogECA DEL BoLETIN MERcANTIL

los tres personaes miseriosos en- la puerta dc Ia
antesaa. r
iJamas he visto semejante
desde que casa! - cuchiche6 Carlos sus subor-
dinados
-Esto signiGcs, miss Lnsay-replc6 lord Bsltram
sucntamente, que u'entras Ia segunda persona de
consprason ha tratando de imponerse "a usted, yo
he estado traando ell principal. Pasen ustedes,
sehores.
Miss Linssy mujer que tenfa el don del SEN
lido com1n, por 10 cua! permito que ell vizconde Bel
tram obrase libremeute autordad, conocendo que
obraba de acuerio Ia prudenca con deliberada
decision. ts.
Sc I'm lalo y sigclo al grupo que en-
traba en- Ell SALON. Lord Betram delante, inmedia-
tamente Mr. Behtiey, de mcdo que cayendo Ell pesado
cornse ocutaba los otro dos personajes que Seguan
IL vista dc la que presentaba Ell 1ltimo recno
hasta 81 interior del precoso 6OaSOa1 que
habfa sdo ced do Malgarta para su particular
por "a boudadosa anciana su huespeda, desde que la
pobre joven viva ella, hacia mas de dos meses des
QUE diera luz su bijNa.
ALI estaba Margaril cor la nlha en- brazos- pues
desperta dor,nida, Ia pobre- Margarita apenas 81
consiente' eparaIse enCo minutes del tesoro bend
cn de su on 4 ncinado sobre la cabe
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MARGARTTA

Betrsm hatl6 quietsnele al tempo de hacer la
campanilla. 2b!C,
&C. -eIe etnviertn USED dos mil libras? Yo pon-
DIRE mil dc mi bolsio.
ii No rodia used habe,lo dicho antes2-exclam6
Mr.. Keleher secamente, zero con un desello de sa-
tisfacci6n en- les ojos
E~-IDOs mil hbrss :iuIiss sin incluir la pension de
madama, pagadas bill del Banco de Ingla-
terra2 lEh2 Que 81 de tas condolences re-
bajo centimo lord Belram
Las acepto, catallero, 81 informe valen 10
tpuadc-contest6 81 vlzcopde.
isl valen 10 tsrl :tti Scr dadas de baldesi
pone usted la vida feTcdad de dos seres en- las ba
lama. ivaer 'o estipu ado! iSr Rodrigo dira que
valen Glen mil hbras para el la mujer que ei anna!
-Muy ben-diJo sir Beltram s1b amente lue-
go dej6 fatieada cabeza sobre la palma de Ia
NAME
justo en- este moment> abri6 Ia puerta y en-
respuesta su llamameno entr6 Mr. BENTLEY.
Media bora mas tard4 el corto documepto nor 81
redacado quedaba debidamente frmado y los papeles
que Mr. Kelleher el sacerdote, el reverendo Iuaa
Moran dc BALI ntor pr, sentaron fueron cuidado-
exaninadns por Mr.. Bentley, despues un ca
rruae aprCximo Ia pncrta los cuatro hombres s.
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COBRo DE CREDITO HIPOTECARIo.


A las personals que former Ia ST.
cesion de Juan BorrAs y Llacer, 6
;. sea el demandado arriba mencio-
nado.
Por la presente Sc notifca q Vds.
que Sc ha presentado en- la of1cina del
Secretario de la Corte de Distrito
, del Distrito Judicial de Humacao, Ia
! demanda del actor antes citado, en-
Ia ute solicita que Sc condene la
Succession dem andada pagar al Anne
rican Colonial Bank of Porto Rico.
los un mil doscientos dollars de capi-
tai reclamado procedentes de TIN ere
ditto hipotecario, US intereses al
nueve por ciento annual, desde el ca
torce de Junio de mil novecientos
cuatro y doscientos cuarenta dollars
para gastos y costas.
Y Sc notifca 4 Vds. que de no COM
parecer 4 contestar dicha demanda
dentro de los diez dfas despues de
1otihcado, ST la notification Sc hicie-
re en- el distrito, y dentro dc los
veinte d1as, 81 Sc hiciere fuera del
distrito pero en- Ia isla de Puerto
Rico, y dentro, de los cuarenta dfas,
81 Sc hiciere en- otra parte, el deman-
,dante podra solicitar la rebeldfa y
Zque Sc proceda de acuerdo con la ley.
: Y habiendo ordenado el Honorable
J. A. Erwin, Juez dc la Corte de
Distrito del Distrito de Hunacao que
la citacion de los demandados sc ha-
ga por medic de la publication de
edictos, en- un peri6dico dc circula-
cion, por un periodo de cuarclta dias
y una vez cada semana. dtrante estos
cuarenta dias, 4 contar test}e el 81
guiente a Ia publication del primer
edicto frmo, la presente eNte1dida
bajo mi firma. Ell Huinacao, hoy "a
de Agosto de 1905 Enrique Rincon'
Secretary Dis;ric Court
zs e
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BoLErIN MEscANrrL DE PUERTO RICO
Anuncio gratis

El Cafe de LA MAReARTTA ofrece
a los dueffos de habitaciones amuebla-
das y que desean darlas en- slquiler,
|un servicio gratuito anunciador de
dichas habitaciones. Al efecto sc ex
pondra en- los salones del Cafe Res
taurant una lista, en- Ia que figuraran
todas las habitaciones cuya situscion
y demas detalles indiquea sns propie
tarios.
Dirigirse a LA MARGARITA, P. o.
Box, IS, San Juan.
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Ell testamentO
de Tamagno

Roma, 10 de Septiembre.-Por ell
testamento del tenor Tamagno. falle
cido recientemente en- Varesse, cerca
de Milan, su hija. ia sefiors Margarita
Talamone queda de legatsria unlver
sal. excepto cuatro mandas de $4,000
cada una & instituciones benekcas de
Turin. La seflora Talamone hereda
$1,000, 900. eau alguna sorpresa que
Ell testador no haya dejado rada para
asociaciones musicales 8 teatrales. g
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