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Milford chronicle., 1906-08-24

Remember we are
always glad to have
you come in whether
you buy anything or
not. Theie e Is a desk
with : pens, ink and
paper at your disposal
anytime. We'd be glad
to have you use it.s
Milford chronicle., 1906-08-24

Remember we are
alwaye glad to have
you come in whether
you buy anything or
not. There's a desk
with pens, ink and pa
per at your disposal
anytime. We'd be
glad to have you use
it
Milford chronicle., 1906-08-24

Telephone this hot
weather for anything
YOU need. Well see
that you are supplied
promptly and efficient
ly. Goods delivered
anywhere at anytime.
Everything guaran-
teed.
Milford chronicle., 1906-08-24

People are eften
judged socially by the
kind Of paper used in
their correspondence,
we have all kinds for
every variety of cor
very low.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-06-07
Brothers Drown.

Saltwater, Minn.-Emil and Will
liam, sons Of Michael Smith, garden
err were drowned in Lilly lake. They
were aged Is and 9 years respectively.
In company with third younger
brother were in a boat fishing. Will
liam caught large pickerel and fell
overheard trying to landit The older
brother jumped in to save him and
they went down together. The young
er boys body was recovered soon after
on account Of Its being tangled in the
fish line. The third boy in the boat
did not fall out
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-06-07
Accidentally Killed.

Grand Forks n. D.-Charles oooey,
son of George Sobey of Beaulieu Caval-
Ter county, was accidentally shot and
killed by the discharge of small rifle
he was earring. The lad ives driving
horse hitched to cart and carried a
22-caliber rifle. In some manner the
gun was discharged, the ball entering
Sobey's neck near the spinal column.
Paralysis of the lower limbs set in and
a few hours afterwards the boy died.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-06-07
ASSASSIN KILLS HIMSELF
FWOULD-BE SLAYER KING AL
FONSo ENDS HIS LIE.
ne was Disguised as LaNo-ar i. q
Small Town near III .tr-. bat
was Flna ~ Detected

Madrid, June tine capture and
suicide Sa ur',.y night at Torrej N de
Ardos of Maus. Nora fes, the CHIEF sus-
pecs in the bomb Outrage against K ng
Alfonso, an Queen V ctorla, adds
another dram ,,tc cha oter to the incl
dents surrounding 'h- royal wedding
Morales was reco Iniz-d in the little
town OF IorrejoH de Ardos, midway
between Madrid and Alc la A guard
sought to detain him bu, Morales drew
revolver and sho, the ruard dead
lh-n ne tura d TO q -. buta nunbar
OF the inhabitants of the town were
up n him. and. turning the revolver
upon himself sent revolver through
the region OF the heart.
Senior uesta the proprietor of the
MOTEL from the balcony Of which Mo
rates threw the tomb, viewed the body
and !d.nt Fl d it as that of his recent
guest.
1t was o'clock Saturday evening
when Morales, dis "a sed in the garb Of
workman, entered the station at
Torrejon de Ardas He asked a child
who was in charge Of the fl e the
time the next train would depart for
Barcelona He then sought food in a
nearby shop
HIS Catalonian accent first attracted
attention to him. 1t was then noticed
that his workman's suit was entirely
new and did not correspond in texture
with that usually worn by a person Of
his station in life, his face aud man
ners showing him to be man of some
distinction
After shooting himself, Morales fell
IN the road. The villagers advanced
toward the spot with the most VEN
turesome Of them, Francisco Martinez,
ahead.
Through the moonlight Martinez saw
Morales make a desperate effort to
raise himself on his elbow, his right
hand still grasping the revolver. Then
the wounded man fell back ward, but
the villagers waited fifteen minutes
before going closer, fearing he might
still be able to use the weapon.
When they DID venture to the spot
where the man lay. Morales was dead.
The body was brought to Madrid
At first there was a desire to bury it
at Torrejon de Ardos, but when this
was suggested the villagers refused to
to permit the body to repose in their
town.
Final disposition of the body has
not yet been determined, but the pub
lie demand ignominious burial.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-06-07
Nearly Fatal.

Crookston, Minn.-A ball of bluing
.dropped into bucket Of drinking wa
ter at the central high school almost
caused the death of Gertrude Enderlee
and Nellie Mcclure. The bluing was
placed 10 the water by a playful seven
wear old boy, and as the bucket with
the water stood in a rather dark place
under the stairs the poisoned water
was noticed by the pupils who came to
drink. Several drank Of the water
AMI were more or less i'll One boy
was in such serious condition that .
S, ON ,ch pump had to be resorted to
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-06-07
Mukden is Open.

Tosio.-Mukden was formally op-
ened to international trade. The &C.
casion was widely celebrated. The
Chinese general, Chao, and the Japa-
nese consul general Hagiwara, repre-
senting their respective governments
exchanged their most cordial greetings
and compliments
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-06-07
FranS FranSSOn

|II0uO I0u0OUu|
Sole agent for j. Copps Sons Clothing, Clothing is
sofa with written that tits hundred per pure
WOOL and will replace with
PAID, On any suit not this guarantee
The season for spring clothes seems really to
have arrived. We think have the spring
suit YOU want Correct in manner OIL cuand
Abundance OF patterns o
clanax-from underwear to fancy dress shirts.
HATS AND CAPS IN ALL PROPER SHAPES
We i've large complete and upto.date Shoe Department
Every late style from the worlds LARGEST and
best manufacturers
Cygnus Wei Rid Butcher and Box Calf Patent Colts at
prices ranging from. so to a.
Hefel6ngers Wei Kid. .. AZ IN
The Grimsrud custom made Mems Lace and Butcher
s'yeS rom 1925 to $3.50
LADIES' SHOES
FrenchSpeca patent Colt with Mat Kid Top Butcher Cuban
11ee from $3.50 to S.. so
Mmosa Ladies Fine Shoe Tip Blu cher HWe]t
SOLE and Cuban Heel ............ ..........,. az 5O
Ladies Oxford and Juliet and Sandas They come in Pent
Lea6aers, or Wei Kid with low, medium, high
Misses and chidrens Box Calf patent tin
and flexible soes. Blleher Styles from 75c to S25O
Youths and Boys Shoes, in Box Calf, Patent Colt
IRON $3.50 to 75
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-06-07


tons.
Two Harbors--A run away Duluth &
Iron Range freight train carrying thirty
loaded ore cars, at 10 o'clock dashed
down hill from Waldo. Mimi, to Two
Harbors, without an engine crew. con-
ductor or brakeman. excepting one
breakman who feared to jump in the
darkness. He sustained a broken leg
and other injuries. 49,.
Brainerd-There have been sporadic
efforts made to investigate the pros
poets Of iron in nearly every portion
Of Crow Wing county, but it is only
recently that there has been any effort
made to develop these finds In any
definite and systematic manner At
tention now. however. is being turned
to Cass county as we'll.
Mankato-The A. o. U. W. lodge last
night entertained ESQ visiting members
from Mapleton. Madison Lake, Lake
Crystal Kasota, GAINESVILLE, Alma City,
New Ulm, st. Peter and other places.
st. Cloud-The state board OF control
has awarded the contract for the build
ing Of the new model school at the
| normal C Contractor Ambrose wahl OF
this city. The figures were not given
out.
st. Paul.-The state railroad and
| warehouse commission Is insisting on
federal investigation Of its affairs IN
denial Of the accusations made against
it by Senator McCumber Of North Da-
k0ta.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-06-07
Nine Killed in Railroad Wreck.

Louisville, KY, May 29.-An In
bound passenger train from Knoxville,
Tenn, on the Louisville & Nashville
railroad, was thrown from the track
with fatal effect at Seventh and Hill
streets Monday as it was backing
through the yards into the Louisville
union station. Nine persons were
killed and 81 injured.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-06-07
jumped from Window.

Billings, Notwithstanding be vas
pursued by enemies bent on taking his
life. stranger who gave the name of
Lacroix Halcomb jumped from the
second story of rooming house aud
suffered several dislocations Of his
and numerous bruises.
The man was found by the police w.
ing on the sidewalk early in the morn
ing grooming with pain aud unable to
move.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-06-07
Suicide.

Eveleth, .-Melancholia suppos-
eddy induced by non-success in chosen
profession of teac ling led TO the suicide
ia her classroom OF Miss Ida K Roher
OF Spring Valley, Mimi, teacher in
the public school here. The weapon
used by the young woman was .32-
calibe revolver and the bullet penetra-
ted her breast.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-06-07
Tarrorizes Train Grew.

Rushville, Ind, June 2.-Flourishing
q revolver, Peter Ryan took possession
OF c. & D. freight train and forced
the crew to bring him from Corners
Vile to this city. Ryan terrorized the
business section until 1880 In the
morning, when he was captured.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-06-07
Hurt by Auto.

Minneapolis.-Aaron Kolvig, 1143
LGndale avenue N was knocked down
and painful injured by automable
near Heuepin ard Fifth street.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-13
DE SOCIElAp.

AusemciG.-Con objetO de pasar allf dos
tres afios, embarc6 para Nueva York,
en- el iltimo vapor que gali6 de San Juan,
nueBtra bella distinguida compatTiota
Ia seforita Teresina Moreno Calder6n.
Deseamos ala genial pianista todo gene
70 de gFatas impresiones en- la TERRA ame-
riCana que 81 exito mas lisonjero siga,
como hasta aquf, coFonando sus empefios
en- Ia perfection del difcil aFte de Litz,
que tan bien domina.
No hGy iGrGnGs-La Junta DireCtiva
del Casino Eapafiol acord6 Sc auBpendan
las 'iaranas' que Sc celebrabsn en- los
saloneB del referido centric las noChes de
los domingog, mientraB termina la tempo
rada teatral del sefioE La Presa.
PersOnGles.- encuentFa en- esta ciu-
dad 81 senior doctor Giol TexidOr, de Pom
CO. Bien veniio
MejOToedO. -Lo est6 de Ia grave dolen-
Cia q. le retiene adm On CANA, la distingui.
da sefora Carmen r. de Cerecedo. Ruda
ha sido Ia lucha entire Ia ciencia y Ia enfer.
medad que aquejara Ia estimable befiora;
pero al fin paTece triunfa aquella Ia es-
peranza vuelve sonreir su espoBo 81
sefior Manuel Cerecedo y demas familiare8
Lo celebramos mucho deseamos prosi-
ga el restablecimiento con toda rapidez.
a bGiI0r al ParqaSe. Promote quedar
muy lucida Ia 'jarana" que anuncia hoy
81 senior Santos Flippi en- 81 ''Parque Bo-
rinquen" = segurameute q. el ramillete de
bellas damas que alh vayan rendir quito
4 Terpsfcore, ser6 de 10 mas strayente.
Al 1eGtro Ell programs para la fun.
ci6n de esta noche es escogido. Con IA
psrsonaies en}nno, en- 81 eden Concert"
Be abre 81 espect6culo. La parte musical,
es variada por demSs. fgurando On ella
escogidos trozos musicales, ejecutados en- el
violin, eopa6logo, xil6fono, violin chino de
una sola cuerda y cascabeles = bote-
las Bale madrileholpor las apIaudidas
se1critas Vivero- Otero uu extreme, el
iuguete c6micc-lfrico Gel Tio de Alcala',
cOmpletsn 81 magnf6co espect6culo que %
dar6 esta noche en- ''el Municipal" como
dice 81 amigo y companero "BoTicua.
SEMPER.
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LAlCOSECHA De TA
baCO pGrdida en-
VueIta AbajO.
Las pa1idas De insulHeCt0s dsstTus
yeinn tssniadadamBnts los plan
tbs.

Con 81 tftulo ssLa cosechs de tabaco Be
ha perdido', public6 The Havana Post /,
en- su edici6n de Ia tarde del dia 16 del
pasado, 81 siguiente suelto:
''El senior Angel Lopez, persona bien
informada en- asuntos tabacaleros, poF es.
tar encargado de Las ofcinag de Ia 'sHa-
vana Tobacco Co, en San Juan y Marti-
nez, ACADIA de llegar eBta ciudad despues
de un penoBo accidentado viaje desde
Pinar del Rio, NOS ha dicho que Is coss-
cha de tabaco de VueIta Abajo durante el
afio pr6ximo ser6 muy reducida, pues los
rebeldes han destrufdo las vegas, por don.
de quiera que han paSado.
Seg6n 81 senior Lopez, no ha quedado
vega de Ia que pueda sacarse partido al-
guno, de aquellas poE Las cuales han pasa-
do partidas insurgentes que despiadada-
mente Sc lanzaban por encima de los plan
tfoB, de modo que Ia coaecha de tabaco,
que es 81 dnico elementO de vida de los
habitantes de aquella region, Sc ha perdi-
do completamente.
Era possible todavfa plantar nuevos si-
milleros en- los lugares donde 90 han des-
truido los anteriores, pero nadie Ba atreye
hacerlo dada ID turbulenta c0ndici6n de-
cosas, en- que es SECURE que perderfan su
dinero, pueB 81 que emplease en- ess tFaba,
10, asi como 81 tempo que Al mismo dedi-
casen, estarfa merced de la primera par.
tida.'
Caso de confrmRlGs tan sensibles mott
cias, que entraiian una gran p6rdida de
labor y disminuci6n de ingFesos Ga los de
los agricultoreg tabacosde Cuba, Begura-
mente IN benefcio importante tendr6n los
cosecheros de Puerto Rico con Ia l6gica e.
casez de Ia RIGA hoja de tabaco Cubano.
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IATARIEA 0E
en- New York.
Los aanlsntos Sc GOntiIllan 1 jjuzgaf
pOr los infOinss que nos
Iemitsn
% nusHo 4 anarns sarsslla d los tlstss.

A POGO de llegar New York 81 vapor
''Carolina'' 81 martes 2 del Corriente u
N. Z. and Porto Rico s.. s. Co. anunci6
que teniendo que hacsr & dicho barco re-
paracioneI urgenteg, no 1aldFfa eata sema-
nas = que la Carga que ya tsnla contEatada
para San Juan, u traspaaarfa 81 yapOr
''AaraCaibo'' de la Red D Line que toca.
rfa en- dicho puerto. EstO nos ha oeaaios
nado grandes traBtoFnCB IN difcnltads5
para el despacho de los eUbafques eata
semana, muchos efectos han quedado
forzosamente sin podeTse embarcaf, de 10
cual rogamoa nuestros sefioTes clientes
tOmen nota para que sepap de dondc pro
Cede cualquier defcienCiG que observer.
Las Compa1fas de Vapores Red .D''
Line v Ia "NeW York and Porto Rice han
anunciado tltimos de esta Beusna que
comenzando con los vapOres one aaldfdn
ID semana pr6xima, sea desde 81 de
Octubre, queda abolida la reduction de
40% que venfan hacienda en- los tipos de
hetes para esa Isla,y otra vez entFar6n &
regir Jos tipcs de hetes de ans respeCtiVas
tarifas, sin raducci6Ral
Nos hemOs acercado Ia "Peck 8. q.
Lime" para tratar de sRbeT ID que decidi1a
en- vista de IL decision tonnada por laB
ctras dos companies y nos b comunicado
que Is semama pr6xima harS saber So de-
termination, y que por 81 momento, e.
deCir eata ssmana, no deaea haceE manifes-
taci6n alguna.
Rojas Psres q Co.
(7S-88 Wall ST.
New York;
Octubre 6. de 1905.
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AhaluleI MOnOpOIiu.

Aurque pocos, a6n quedan dentistas
que basados On 81 empirismo no se preo-
cupan de averiguar cientffcamente cu6les
son los mejoreB materiaIes. UBan tal
cual artfcnlo porque 50 ito 10 .usabA en- 81
afio Al. Estos dentiBtas nunca podr6n
prosperar, no solo por 10 POGO que demues-
tran entender de tan noble profession, si
poTque de esta disposition Be aprove-
chan las casas manufacturers antiguas
para venderles los mismos precios que
le vendfan nuestros abuelos. Sistems
moderno. Jose Salgado Jimenez, San
Juan.
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Iuzgaa0 De Paz.
JUICIOS De AVER.

Marfa Medina y Marfa Candelario, pOr
Tifa, SO. so cada una.
Juan de Dios Nazario, por esc6ndalo,
$500.
Felix Gait6n, poT dar gEitOs y prOfeEiF
hases obsCenas las pa. 1a., $2.Sds
Antonio Sanchez 6 InoCencio Herman
dez, por refir fernando escandalo, 81 ca
d. uno.
Jose Roman, por dormir On sitio pdbli-
co, $1.
Juana Serrano, por esc6ndalo, s5.
SecundinO Cintr6n, pOr dormir on y
plaza, 81.
Jose Davila, por dar comienzo la linn.
pieza de una letrina & las 4. p. M, 50.
Absuueltos seis aCusadoa.
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lNDICAD0R EENFRlI

CONSEJO "a LAS NfADREs.-T iara
be calmante de la Sefiora Winslow debe
usarse siempre que los nifios estan en el
periodic de la dentici0n, Proporciona ali
VIC Immediate 81 peqpeiio paciente, produ-
dolor y 81 angelic despierta muy vivo y
allegro. Es muy agTadable al paladar, cal
ma 81 nlno, ablanda sus encias alivia sus
dolores, hace faciles las funciones del este
mago y regula los intestinos. Es eIInejor
remedlo co ocidO para la diarrea va pro-
venga esta de la dentici0n de cnaiauiera
otra causa. Iengase mucho en- pedir 81
''Jarabe Ualmante de Ia Sefiora Winslown;
es el meior de todos.
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= CAN sell
Your Real Estate Of Business

NO MATTER WHERE LOCATED
Properties and Business of all kinds sold
quickly for cash in all parts of the United
States. Don't wait Write to-day descTi-
bing what you have to sell and give cash
price on same.
If YOU WANT TO BUY
any kind of Business or Real Estate
anywhere, at any price, write me your
requirements. can save you time and
money.
DAVID P. taft,
THE LAND MAN,
415 KANSAS AVENUE,
Topeka. KANSAS.
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La American Railway Co. GOmpFandO
material.
Ounce carTOs Dc sstIlo frances.

Mr.. w. .. Gulick dc Ieioasa Robt Hunt
e 90. de Pittsburg y ChicagO, eBtuvo On
Columbus en- estos dias arreglando la ins
peCCi6n de una gran cantidad de apreutOI
para Ia American Railway Go. dc Puertc
Rico.
Este equipo Ber6 constFuido en las f6-
bricas de ID ''Kilbourne & Jacobs Manu-.
featuring Co"
La compaffa est6 construyendo ounce
carros, segdn 81 antigio estilo frances, que
todavfa sa uaa en- 81 fsrFocarril.
La entrega de los carros empezaT6 den
tro de 80 diaa y II orden completa serd
embaTcada antes de terminar el mes de
Noviembre.
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BaratlIIo de Caslmires.

Con 81 obieto de realizar toda Ia exis.
tancia de casimires, hemosshecho grandea
rebajas ca este artfCulo y Rlgunos otros
10000 camisas de vichf, 8 80 Canta-
voA
5000 camisas de percal 40 centa-
vos
5000 camas con COlCh6n 4 pesos SO
centavos,
5000 ColchOnes reforzadoB para matri-
monio, Z pesos
Gangas como astas solo be encuentran
Oh las tiendas ie ArTivf, "EI Cielo'', ia
Gloria J ''La Vizcaina''.
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COmsrciaIs

Con atenta circular nos participant los
seiores Fariia Compaffa de JdncOs
haber constitnfdo Ia sociedad de esa raz6n
por haberse disuelto Ia que ald giraba con
81 nOmbre de ssIsabel MerCed''
Son sociOs gestores de Ii raferida firms
los sehores don CSndido Farina y Sep6Ive-
da y don Isabel Merced y le deseames
buenos negocios.
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SEPRSE

Que NO publIcamOs communicates sin que
sean pagadOs por adelantad0.
Cada sela pal&bras se CuentRn pOF una IL
neA y la lfsa vale diez CantaEOs.
Laa 9Aftas que vsngRn con ConnunicadOB
sin On imporEe no ae C0nteatan.
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HABlTAGlON AOSPEDAJE.

Sc alquila, con sin comidas, una habi-
tacion que da q la Gale y propia para dos
personals. No hay mas huespedes. Refe-
rencias. Dirigirse q Tetuan 40 15 v.
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Sc AECEsITM HsEgglgl.

Plea pedrerOs hombres de experiencia
en- trabajos de taiadrO de piedras para vO-
ladura de terreno en- La construction de la
gaIeTfa subterEanea de ComerfO.
Sc les prOvee cobertizO para dormir y pO-
dram obtener comida en- la vecindad. Ha-
bra trabRjo para seis meses, mas menos
Puede dirigirse aI campamento de los
saItos de COmerfO 8 d la oficina de la San
Juan Light q Transit Company, San
Juan. p. R. RYs
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Sc DESEAIAL QUILAR una buena casa de
altos en- la Gale de Tetuan, entire la calle
de San Jose ell TeatrO, frente a la bahia.
La persona que desea alqnilarla 10 har4
por mueho tempo y ademas prestara las
garantlas necesarias. Els precise que este
en- buenas condolences. DirIanse apar-
tado 307. 6vs
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EN- NEW YORK


Hospedaje de primera clase; ca
"a situada en- 81 punto mas cen
rico de la ciudad, cerca de Broad
way, parque central, subway
y los trenes elevados que ORE
cen grandes conveniencias 4 los
viajeros. Trato esmerado, habi-
taciones espaciosas, claras, y mag
mica cocina, precios modicos. Te-
lefono y demas adelantos moder-
Aos.
Dirijirse 4 M. LUzUNARIs.
1873 WEST "a STREET.
NEW-YORK, CITY.
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N|[ACROS0 DESCU8RANIENTO


adonde
d
o5pudo0
s srs
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MgY INTERSTATE.

POr no poderlas atender 81 duefiO se
venden dos magnfflcas lanchas de gasOli-
ma. Una de 30 pies con motor "SpeedWayo
que es el mis- aCreditado del mundo, ca
ballos, dOble cilindrO, cycles, propia di-
cha lancha para la exploitation trasportan-
do pasajerOs mereancTas. Otra lancha Is
pies, " 1T9 caballO. prOpia para paseO.
1nfoEmaEa Joss "a. FajardO, an San Fran
cisco. San Juap. Is. v. 3.
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SYLVESTER
DIED THIS MORNING
CATHOLIC MISSION INFORMED BY
WIRELESS OF THE FATHERS
DEATH.

Early this morning the Catholic Mis-
sion was informer by wireless of the
death of Reverend Father Sylvester at
Waikiki where he had sojourned for
flew years on account of his poor
health. His many friends will be griev-
ed over the death although it was
feared for weeks that he would not
survive this illness.
Reverend Father Sylvester was born
at Turnhout in Belgium and entered
the congregation of the Sacred Hearts
when quite young. He commenced his
priestly studies in Louvain and was
sent by his superiors to this mission
in 1870 and arrived here with Bishop
Maigret when the latter returned
from Rome on October IA of the same
year. Father Matthias is the only sur
vivor of this band of missionaries. on.
December % of the following year
Father Sylvester was ordained priest
i'm the cathedral by Bishop Maigret and
was sent at once to Kauai where he
labored for many years. After few
years at Ahuimanu he was appointed
the chaplain of the new st. Louis Col
lege where he remained until 1895 when
he accompanied the late Bishop Gull
stan to Rome. on his return and ON
account of poor health he was sent
once more to Kauai, his favorite place
but his health broke down and he went
| to Waikiki where he entered the hos
pital under the good care of the sisters.
/ Since that time he accompanied again
the newly elected Bishop Libert for
his conservation in San Francisco. For
many years Father Sylvester was
| obliged on account of poor health to
give up all active work and has been
lingering up to the time of his death.
He was nearly 60 years old when he
died this morning. May his soul rest
in peace.