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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-06

iHO ACATARRlRSE ]!

El CRtRFro eg una enfermedad que tiene
mucha mas importanCia de la que general
nsnte Sc le atribuye. Invade todos los Dr.
ganos del cuerpo cuyas funcionss futrza1
de Ia soFdera; afecta la vista, Ia nacfz y Ia
garganta y es generslmente por donde EN-
0ieza Ia tuberculosis tisis.
La misma faciIidad Ia frecusnoia con
;ue Sc pesca un catsEro hacs las personsa
lndiferentes para curarlo Ia gran mayoria
no Sc preoCupa de las conseCuencias.
Les bafioB freoS por Ia mafianR inmediSta-
mente despues de dejaF ell lecho, dormfr oon
las ventanas abiertas = evitaF las corTientes
de aire, son pEecauciones muy buenas que
no cuesta trabajo el observarlag. Pero oil
preventive mas SECURE, mss efcsz, mss f$cil
mas positive tambien el que aoonseiAn
los medicos, 81 Ia Emulsion de Scott de acet>
te de hfgado de bacslao.
Es sorprendsnte Ia fuerza vitRlidad, eneF
gia y poder de reBistenciR que Feoibo el
Ouerpo humane de laS pequehas dosis de
Emulsion de Scott, que SO le adminiStran
cor oonstanOia. Egta Emulsion, recubre
interiormente tOdaa Las parties d6biles y vul-
nerables del cueFpo = 10 pone a1 abrigo de Ia
infection eataFral.
De cuando en- cuando aparecen industria-
les POGO escrupulogos anunciando emulsiones
vinos prepaFadog los que stribuyen pro-
piedAdes Curativas que no tienen y hasta hay
0uien se atreva deCiP en- letras de imprenta,
que 81 petroleo keFosinR eB un &limento.
tQue ss el petroleo3 Un aceite mineral
4ue Sc usa como combustible para lubriOaT
J hmpiar m4quinAs para alumbrar.-Una
substancia indigeatible que careOe de Ia pro-
piedad esencial de todo alimento, cual es Ia
Gsimilaci6n; que pasa .al tFaves del tubo in
tsstinal sin modihcarss y sin ser absorbida:
una substancia, en- FIN, que no tiene ninguna
de las propiedadeV ouFAtivas a1menticias
del aceite de hfgado de bacalo. 81 ge dijese
que 81 patroleo eB nm alimento para m&qui-
nas podria paaSF, pero no para 81 CueEpo hu-
mano.
81 ten@is alguna duda, preguntad vues-
rto m9dico; 9l os confrmarS esta verdad; y
ci eGt&in eBcasoB de fuerzaE, de caRnas y de
cingre, o. aconsejarS que tomeis La Emul-
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go Vino de Stearns, su VaIor en- las NeuraIu

81 Vino de stearns. valor las Neuragias
continues variaciones del tempo
secuea de dolores neugco deando lado los
fnados gp nonce cuando necead hay de mantener
fortaeza vadad del podr esisr vorosa
mente drentes enenigos Para eso basta ene
nuestra disposition t6nco voso Vino de Sns de
Aceite de Hgado de Bacalao Ell gene de neres
muchos de nuestros lectores
Leeds Inglaterra Febrero de 1904
Muy Seores mosTngo ell placer de nfomar Vds sobre e
resuado eenddC he obtendo Vino de Searn de
Acete de Hgado de Baealao Hero Haee dos
vena padeendo mucho suendo
de despues de haber tornado os Vino
eapeto ha eaparecido los dolores hecho
tuertes Lo recoendo mis- t0nico exceente
De Vds respetuosamente E. TURNER.
E Vino de Stearns de Acete de Higado de Bacalao
decoso pa9dar perctamente digerbe la ayuda
de
foza complete esado de saud
t inente enfemedades debtantes, ell Vino
de Seas profs6n todos m6cos del
mundo Els vino de puro eonene todo los
eementos cuvos del acee de Mgado de bacaao maera
oeosa La adc6n del Peptonato de Hero aena alto ado
efectos tonicos.
Pdase siempre el de Stearns- venta en- las Boticas
FREDERICK STEAEGNS a CIA.
A.a DETROIT. MICH. L y. -
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CASO QUE Sc HA CO.
nentadO muChO en-
ell mundO CientifiCO

Mucho Sc ha comentado recientemente
en- ell mundo cientffco, en- el case deuna
nina caucasiana de doce amos, llamada
Luda, que tiene facultades magn6ticas ex-
traordinarias.
No hay objeto que no empiece 4 mover
Sc cuando la muchacha Sc acerca 4 e, par
ticularmente los utensilios metalicos de uso
dom6stico, como la baterfa de cocina, las
llaves, etc. Habiendo ensefiado a esta nj
ma fenomenal que haga passes magn6ti-
CO.'S echando su hnido sobre algunas cosas,
ha hecho que Sc eleven, cual 81 fueran glo,
bos de gonna, botel as vacfas y otrss cosas
tambi6n pesadas.
Cuando pisa un ladrillo que esta Aojo,
Sc lie adhere al pie y Sc 10 lleya consigo.
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CORTE MUNICIPAL.
JuiGlOs celebrates by.

A Gabriel Ferreira por hurto de una
gallina Ricardo Pacheco, le fu6 impues.
ia la pena de seis meses de prisi6n.
A Francisco Quinones acusado de deli
to contra la paz p6blica 10 conden6 la cor.
te sufrir dos meses de prisi6n
Leopoldo Figueroa por haber hurtado
unos sacos vacfos en- la panaderfa de Anto-
MO Alfonso, fue condenado q dos meses de
arresto.
Juan Caloca, acusado de delito contra
la justicia, fu6 absuelto, mandandose ar
chivar la causa.
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COnatO de incendiO.

Aguadilla, Abril g.
Hoy 5. a. m. alcalde de San Sebastian
por expreso solicita envfe fuerza apesar de
haber ALI hombres dice anoche nueve
sofocaron conato de incendio intentional
extreme Gale Aguadilla. Han aparecido
an6Dimos amenazando propietarios con
destruir resto pueblo.
Familias alarmadfsimas. Salgo con
una pareja para dicho pueblo. Teniente
Villarini.
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a6d daa aeDI IDAE ned daoo
NU dena3od loexlqae2
e stan ~rDp1tnt aS4Mf fErzao laSand dre4k
lhb G Gro Gfaya aa0Tgere Lr ndoa
P m Sc produce =
be I Il Ge m 6dA e sLo OF
e m ad H 6Myq uepar raEso ee a0knt impnn
"a a1
Z
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VAN enc l e l naa
Ndp pr d pr ~ 1uIe ito 6c h~ ~ e l in esnt
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a l &C d h dpe "a aimpden capdue ~
nelh nuiGI Ia d.
NOGd:
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Las dos SeCCiOneS de la COHe de
DiStritO de San Juan.

Dividida en- dos secciones la Corte de
Distrito de San Juan, la segunda como
cera de todas las causas criminales, de los
juicios civiles apelados de las cortes muni-
eipales de todos los pleitos en- que sea
parte el pueblo de Puerto Rico la sec
ci6n primera concord de los demas pleitos
civiles y asuntos de jurisdiction volunta-
ria.
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tro varias veces; pero 10 ha hecho iner-
me- y solo ha lido a la derrota; el venci.
miento de un puflado de valientes que con
palos, fusiles viejos y sin capsulas lucha-
ban contra una dictadura, son las glorias
militares de esta Restauraci6n: EL senior
Marmol iamas ha vivido en- ell exterior Y,
por 10 tanto, solo ha respirado una clase de
atm6sfera, por cieTto bastante funesta; pero
81 el se1or Marmol visitara pafses verdade-
ramente libres dirfa 10 que 20 muchas We
ces he dicho con rabia y lagrimas; 'fQu6
chiquitos somosp .
El silencio hubiera si1o meior psra ell
senior MSrmol, pues Puerto Rico sabe que
el pueblo venezolano quiere la guerra. ~.
Ell seiior Marmol sabe tambi6n que las no
ticias de la prensa iltimamente publicadas
no son ciertas, sino que son inventadas y
dadas la prensa amarilla del Norte por
aquel n6mero de vividores que hay en-
New York, los que con tales noticias tie
nen campo para el chisme Ia adulaci6n,
dnicos Instruments de trabajo con 10 que
pueden ganar Ia vida.
Con dolor 10 digo, Senior Director: como
la polftica de Venezuela me inspira nau-
seas, de ella me he separado, y despu6s de
varios amos de luchas en- el Norte, me he
venido esta TERRA hospitalaria vivir
como siempre, de mi trabajo, vendiendo
arroz, calzado y harinas; pero con la fren-
to erguida, independents y con autoridad
para decirle Castro que es un tirano
vulgar al amigo Mdrmol IN equivoCado.
Con gracias por la atenci6n que usted
pueda dispensar 4 estas lfneas, me repito,
Su amigo y apreciador de veras,
NICOLAS HERNANDEZ.
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lmpOsieiOaes 4 plasO tjo Desde 5000 en-.
adelante deyengaran inter6s al

Premios q Jos inspOnentes sObre kbretQs.
Sc sorteaf6n 8 todos los amos entire los que
mas 90 distingan por su constaneia en- Ell
Ahorro.
Horas de Caja: Para lasi mposicioneu:
De 8 4 1O1 de la manana, y de ] 4 81
de Ia tarde los dies laborables y de 81 q
1O3 de la mafiana los domingos; Para la
extracciones, las mismas horas excepto los
domingos
RegIamento de "a Secci6n: Las personas
que interesen mas pormenores sobre las
impoEciones, extrRcciones manera de IL
quidar intereseS etc. pueden Bolicitar un
ejemplar en- la Gaia.
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So ALQOILAN.

r os habitaciones ventiIadas con balloon
d Ia calle, amuebladas con todo servicio Y
luz electrical.
DIR. JOSEFA ZARATT.-Nfe Nfedicina-
Cirujfa. Enfermedades de mujeres y nj
nos. 43 e. Brookline ST., Boston, Mas.
Horas de ofieina: De s maflana. De 4 a
8 tarde. Y. ., =
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''CERVANTES. !"

La revista decenal sCervantes", que d.
rige Pedro de A geIis, contiene en- su Ill
timo n6mero interesantes trabaios.
Es un buen peri6dico, en- cuyas paginas
halla el lector verdadera delectaci6n.
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PARA Ell REGRESO

New York, Abril 6, 1.30 p. m.
Las autoridades de Sevilla-dicen de
Madrid-preparan al rey Alfonso una
gran recepci6n, & su regreso de Canarias,
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PILAS SECAS de yarios MI
meros.
BOMBILLAs eHYLLO" de |
a Is y 80 bombillas.
GALE >T4DOREs y hornillos
el4ctricos.
VARIEDAD en- lamparas, apli-
ques y pantallas.
Aparatos para escritorios.
Estos y otrOs articulos los
ACADIA de recibir Ia
S. A. Luz EIectrica.
ALLEN ~,
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La COnferenCia de Ia HaVa.

New York, Abril 6, 1.3O p. m.
Conc6dese en- los cfrculos polfticos eu-
ropeos, gran importancia la pr6xima
conferencia de la paz en- la Haya, para
la cual han convocado los rusos.
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Estfmase que los debates de esa confe-
rencia, seran interesantisimos, pues PLAN
tear6n en- ella soluciones Francia, Ingla-
terra Alemania.
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BAnCO TERRITORIAL I AGRICOLl
DE PUERTO RICO.
sECCION DE AHORROs.

TmposiesOases so5re hbreta: Desde 1925
81, 900 devengaran interses al s por 100:
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Reorganization de Ia pOIiCia.

New York, Abril 6, l.30 p. m
lnforman de Barcelona, que ha empe-
zado en- aquella ciudad Ia reorganization
de Ia policfa, ingresando en- esta clases
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pertenecientes Ia guardia civil y al arma
de infanteria.
Esta reorganization es bien acogida por
gran parte de Ia opinion.
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pues afirmase que el monarca visitara esa
y otras ciudades mas de Ia region anda-
lu2a.
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Juzgado de Paz de San Juan.

Inocencio Colon, por tirar piedras al
Circo, durante la funci6n, So.
Tomas Morales, por promover aIboroto,
81 de multa.
Tomas Torres, por insultos y amenazas
4 Juan Colon, $5.
Bartolo Medina, Maximo Falcfn y Pc
dro Aguiar, por dormir en- sitios pdblicos,
81 cada uno.
Absueltos Jose Urdaneta, Antonio vi
canor Faustos Rosario, acusados de in
fringir ordenanzas municipales.
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NICOLAS HERNANDEZ.

-Ha tornado aver possession de su cargo
de sub-secretario de la .corte civil de
San Juan el Lcdo, Perez Almiroty.
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REGIOS FUNERALES

New York. Abrl g. l.30 emoi6n de
Al general Blanco Sc hn en- Madrid aque veteno del ercio
funeraA En- el eemento miltar
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-08
MONEY is EASY
in THIRD WARD
Alderman Dunn Tells His Friends to Bet All Their
noney, Two to One, on His Carrying Both Cau-
cuses, But His Earlier 100 to I Shot Isn't i'm
Evidence Now Any More Than Is His Own
Money on the Result of the Coming Primaries.

"I am informed that there was consid-
rable commotion In the office OF the state
printer Hhe other day" remarked a WE'LL
known Democrat 10 a News-Democrat
reporter this morning.
1T was caused by the report that Gov.
Utter had declared for the reform spell
ing
The foreman Of the shop heard the re-
port and how troubled some OF his help
were over Il. He laughted long and loud
Well what better are you than that
old metal man there he remarked. Don't
you know that Gov Utter's opinion on
this subject will have about as much ef-
feet upon our work as he has upon the
assembly. don't believe the governor IS
taking up with any such foolish fad: but
II Gov. Utter does suggest the new spell
ing, you bet the Republican bosses will
lay Il low.
" The only ice that Gov. utter cuts
here is when you set his name in the Of
ficial ballot. Every other time I'm this
office as everywhere else that the Repub-
lican party pays the rent. it's the glad
hand and pleasant smile for the present
governor and commander-in-chief. Get
busy on something useful. and don't
bother about the new spelling. at least
until Brother Adm h. gets US bit OF the
Roosevelt work TO do
Anything new locally. you ask? No.
the Dunn men in Ward are making all
sorts OF claims. You smile because
jump from the governor 10 Dunn. I am
led 20 do so by the News-Democrat's ar
ticle OF n few weeks ago. In which the
two eminent Republicans were connected
in some historical remarks.
1T is a shame for the city 10 spend the
money for a Democratic caucus on the
27th. The board OF canvassers and regis
tration. instead OF sending the talot-box
and check lists 20 the Constitution hill
ward room. might send dime messenger
service lad up 20 the corner at Tooleville
for the ticket, Alderman Dunn in
breathing spell between a scrap with
. Nell or some other constituent could
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-08
STEPPED BEFORE
COMING CAR,
BADLY HURT

James Hinchey. aged "a. living near
Pawtucket avenue in East Providence.
and employed as driver by Contractor
Joseph Mccormick. was struck by a troll
ley express car on Waterman avenue last
evening and sustained serious injuries,
which necessitated his removal to the
Rhode Island hospital.
There IL was found that he had COM
pound fracture OF the left wrist and nu-
merous cuts about the head. with pos
sibility of internal injuries developing.
The injuries 10 the left hand were such
that an amputation was necessary.
The car figuring In the accident, the
Warren and Bristol express" was com
ing from the state line toward Broadway
Six Corners, with Motorman Charles
Champlin and Conductor James w. Dom
ahue I'm charge.
The motorman say Hinchey as he was
crossing Waterman avenue, near County
street; and before he was aware Of the
fact the man had stepped on the tracks
directly In front OF the car. The brake
was applied quickly and according TO wit
nesses the car was stopped within its
own length.
When the car crew picked up the in
jured man II was seen that he was badly
hurt. one OF the wheels apparently having
passed over his wrist while he was lying
on the ground.
Hinchey was taken on, the express car
from the scene Of the accident TO Point
street bridge in this city, where the am
bulance was waiting
Just how the accident occurred Is hard
10 learn. Hinchey stated at the hospital
that he was driving team at the time he
was struck but all who were on the
scene OF the accident Immediately after
ward say that he was on foot when he
was hit.
The scene OF the accident is about a
quarter OF a mile from the Six Corners
on Waterman avenue and the place was
very dark Hinchey evidently did not
notice the car approaching until II was
upon him and was hit with great force.
He was thrown TO one side and the ap-
parent severity OF his injuries caused
those near the scene 10 believe that he
would die
Word was sent to the Mccormick resi-
dence. and John Mccormick FASTENED
for DR. r. r. Eddy, Jr.. Of 81 Alice street
in his automobile and carried him TO the
place in record time. DR. Eddy consid-
cred the mans condition so serious that
he advised his removal TO the Rhode hos
pital.
Hinchcy lived at boarding house near
Hicks street kept by a Mrs Long. The
East Providence police state that he did
not appear TO have been under the infiu-
ence OF liquor, and Mr.. Mccormick spoke
very highly OF him.
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do II as cheaply and as well as any one
else you can have my work"
The union met and decided 10 follow
his suggestion. With the aid OF lawyer
they drew up articles OF agreement The
company was capitalized at s3400. divided
Into 80 shares. After year and a half
the concern Is doing n thriving business
Thomas II. Kelly the Socialist candi-
date for governor OF the state OF Idaho
and a resident OF Boise, I'm discussing the
Incarceration OF Meyer. Haywood and
Pettibone of the Western Federation of
Miners, on the charge OF completely in
the assassination OF ex-Gov Steunenberg,
stated that the working people OF his To-
calty are largely convinced OF the inno-
cence OF the accused men. notwithstand-
Ing the hostile attitude OF the local press
The business element was hostile to
the men In their utterances at first. he
says, but recently, acting on the advice
OF the papers, decline TO discuss the case.
and are maintaining the closed mouth
policy.
The jury 10 try the men will he SAYS.
be drawn from the business element, and
'the say nothing" policy was adopted I'm
order that they might not disqualify.
themselves by the expression OF an opin-
ion.
Mr. Kelly is firmly convinced that no
bt'He VIII ne le1t unturncd by the au-
thorities to bring about the conviction
OF the accused men.
The report OF the Amalgamated Society
OF Engineers, with headquarters I'm Lon
don. shows an Increase OF 2550 I'm mem
bership for the year. At the beginning
OF the year the society's treasury con-
tained "A balance OF s., ,90S. COS So The i'm
come for the year was 81. 200 and the
expenses 81. $50, ,695.G co The total member
ship at the end of the fiscal year was
1856, and the funds on hand amounted
TO S3,O7S 900 20.
The boilermakers and shipbulders in
creased their membership by S77 during
the month OF April. This union expended
more than $4,000 for benefits during the
same month
The United Pattern Makers had n bad
year because of the Clyde strike. which
cost the organization more than $4,000
However the union. with a membership
OF 601l has more than sos. 600 I'm It's treas
ury.
The Associated Shpwrlghts society has
on hand sa5,0oO after paying out I'm ben
efits for the year about sl5O,000
(For Local Labor News See Page Six
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The residents in the vicinity OF Maple
and oak avenues were angry when they
found there was no water In their
houses. The early riser was not dis
tLrbed. The reason the others were was
that the foreman Of the East Providence
water works thought he could shift" a
gate in Is minutes, but as something went
wrong his calculations were upset and the
consequence was that the telephone in the
office OF the company was busy for an
hour or more. Not few late risers were
obliged TO leave their homes without their
cup OF coffee
A monster moto1 car broke down in the
square last evening and was towed to a
side street until an expert from Provi-
dence could come here and put ii In run
ming order.
The population OF this place was in
creased by two during the last "a hours.
Girl babies arrived at the home of Her
bert Remick on Pawtucket avenue, and
at the home OF William Leedy on Lincoln
avenue.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-08

pass over a ticket and the lad carry It
TO the city hall.
Say but Dunn has the crust He Is
advising hts friends TO bet all their money
at two TO one on his carrying both eau
cuses. The emphasis Is on the their In
this statement. mind YOU Dunn was offer
ing 10 put his own money up at 100 TO ! a
few weeks ago: but he is not himself do
ing any better now.
"Of course he can bring the men on
his ticket down 10 vote for him; yet he
has I'm his own district some strong oppo-
sltion this year. Though openly and con-
stantly charged with having made his po-
stion very profitable, he has never de-
Tended himself but has seemed 10 glorify
and personify the idea of the late Senator
ingalls, that public office Is private
snap
There are many Democrats and Inde-
pendents In the ward who believe that
public office is a public trust and that's
why there Is a strong sentiment in favor
OF sending former Alderman Mccarthy
back 10 the city hall, Notwithstanding
Dunn's blowing.
"Of course, tomorrow Col. Colts organ
will tell us how easy II is for Dunn. Abuse
OF the billingsgate order will be heaped
on the men who don't like Dunn or
ward committee that won't help 10 reg
lister Democrats at the proper time.
The present ward committee as well as
the present alderman have no interest i'm
the success OF the reforms for which the
Democratic party stands. Chairman Con-
molly Of the present ward committee and
O'Neill, de facto chairman OF the city
comittee. with the personal friend OF
Marsden j. Perry agree that the assem-
bly, candidate nominated from Ward 8
should be pledged 10 vote against Col.
Goddard
II think the Ward Democrats will
wake up this year. At any rate. wait un-
til the Dunn men raise the odds II you
are really determined 10 lose any money
on the eloquent and Industrious Third
ward alderman"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-08
HIBERNlAN KNIGHTS WILL
HOLD COMBINED OUTING

The sixth anniversary OF Company A.
and the second annual reunion OF Com
panies A and II, Hibernian knights Bat
talon, will be held Jointly tomorrow
There viii be n street parade. a sail To
Newport. good dinner and speeches
AT 800 a m. the members OF the bat
talon and invited military companies will
report at Liberty hall. Market square
and after short parade will board tho
steamer Warwick for Newport A sing
ing orchestra and other talent will make
the trip an enjoyable one.
Four hours will be spent at Newport
where the reunion will take place. This
Will consist OF musical and literary exer-
cises, including addresses by men prom
inont In the order, and refreshments will
be served
The committee OF arrangements consists
OF Michael j. Flynn. John Bannon. owen
McGovern, John j Geary. James r. Gar
Win, Eugene McNabol, Terence Nc
Caughey. Henry = Paine. James n Kee-
gan, Thomas O'Brien. Patrick McEroy.
John McElroy. Paul Deignan. Peter Egan
James II. McKenna. Francis o'Rourkc.
Andrew Driscoll John McCarville. John
". Deignan, Dennis r. Howard. Daniel
Kelly. James Mckcnna. James O'Rourka
John whitney. Thomas Maguiro. Bernard
Lynch. John a. Ward. James FLYNN WI
liam j Powers. Thomas McGoyern pat
rick Kelly. Mathew ]. Lamb. Patrick Fin
negan, James Campbell and Bartholomew
Gilligan.