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The Washington times., 1906-05-07
.DELAWARE'S GOVERNOR
WORKING FOR HARMONY
May Call a Special Session of the
Legislature to Elect a
Senator.

WILMINGTON. Del, May Just
what the Republicans Of this State are
going TO do in respect 10 harmony IS
what is agitating some of the members
OF that party at present, but there is no
reason for any OF them 10 be worried
II is the ambition of the governor 10
do what he thinks is best for the State.
and when he has made up his mind as
10 what Is the best method TO pursue il
may be put down for fact that he viii
do what he considers is his duty. and he
Will not be sw1yed by what any one may
say. OF course, there IS a desire on
the part OF the governor and on the
part Of every Republican 70 have a
Senator elected, II II IS possible 20 elect
one, but there will not be a special
session Of the general assembly called
unless there is a reasonable chance Of
al election
No man IN this State has ever worked
harder for the welfare OF the State and
foT the uplifting OF the Republican party
than Governor Lea. Both Republicans
and Democrats are wi Ing 10 trust him
10 do what he thinks is best in this
present position
The Washington times., 1906-05-07
COUSIN OF MRS. ASTOR
IS HELD FOR MURDER
Los Angeles Woman Accused of Being
Implicated in Husbands Vio-
lent Death.

LOS ANGEL ES. Cal. May Mrs.
Alberta Dabney Storrs, who was re-
leased from the Los Angeles county jail
on $4,000 bond. Charged with the murder
o. her husband is a cousin OF Mrs Nan
ME Langhorne Shaw Astor. the bride OF
WaldOlf AstOr.
On April q Rowiand Storrs. the scion
OF a wealthy English family. either com
mitted suicide OF was murdered at his
pretty country home. in fashionable
Monrovia. a suburb OF Los Angeles.
Mrs. StOrrs was found in the stree;
IN semi-cOnsclOus state a short time
after the shooting. and for some time
was unable 10 tell the story Mrs
StOrTs finally told the officers that her
husband had been insanely Jealous OF
her. and that ne had many times threat
ened 10 Kill her or himself II she did
not show more affection for him
Storrs body was found IN HIS bed
but the police say that not enough blood
was on the bedClOthes to warrant the
belief that the man had committed sui
eide there. The authorities are inclined
70 believe there is a man in the case
and the detectives are working night
and day 10 ind him
The Washington times., 1906-05-07
CATHOLIC CHILDREN
HONON VIRGIN MARY
Flowers Laid at Feet of Statue in ST
Dominic's-A Feast Celebrated
at st. Joseph's.

The first May procession Of the
month was held yesterday evening in
81 Dominic's Church. when 900 chill
oren or the congregation marched twice
around the church singing hymns in
honor or the Blessed Virgin, and finally
pacing their flowers at her feet
The procession concluded the after
noon service. and was one Of the pret-
uest in the history Of the church. The
children were dressed in simple white
frocks and wore long white wells. They
carried clusters of flowers with here
and there a banner representing one of
the mysteries in the life Of Christ The
htany Of the Blessed Virgin was sung
as the children filed through the aisIes
IN st. JoSeph's Catholic Church the
feast Of the patronage Of St. JoseDb
was appropriately celebrated with a
solemn high mass at 1890 O'clock
Mgr. Adolph, of Buffalo, was the cole
bTant, with the Rev. V. f Schmitt as
deacon, and the Rev. Francis Byrne s
j., as subdeacon. The sermon was
preached by the Rev. Joseph Cunnane-
OF St Andrews Church. Baltimore
Thirty children Of the congregation re-
Celved their first holy communion at
the o'clock mass in the morning. and
at the conclusion Of the vesper service
IN the afternoon Mgr. AdoIph invested
them with the scapular Of Our Lady of
Mt Carmel
The Washington times., 1906-05-07

CITY for visit up the State, making ar
raugements with her husband that he
should meet her at Harrisburg on Fri
day night and continue the journey TO
this city with her. On Friday morning
Mr.. Trinkle left his office and boarded
a train for Harrisburg
Late on Friday night he was pacing up
and down the platform at Harrisburg.
when the telegraph operator informed
him that there was a wreck up the line
Frantically he made inquiries. all 10 no
purpose. No one could tell him who the
injured We're. He at last managed TO get
70 the scene Of the wreck There he
found his wife. mangled and bleeding.
timbers lying across the lower part OF
Ter body having crushed out her life
almost instantly.
The husband started to make arrange
ments 70 have the body brought to this
city Begging for some sympathy IN
his bereavement. he telegraphed his
friends in the office in the Land Title
Building. Then he teIegraphed his
mother and father.
The parents forgot that they disap-
proved of the marriage they forgot
everything but the misfortune OF their
son, ana sorrOwfully started to make
arrangements to receive the body Late
last night Mr.. Trinkle arrived with his
! wife's body.
The Washington times., 1906-05-07
SUNDAY SONG SERVICEE
AT THE DEWEY HOTEL

The advent of warm weather has not
decreased interest IN the sacred con-
certs and song services held at the
Dewey Hotel Sunday evenings. Although
the families of some Of the Senators and
members have returned to their homes
for the summer season, the parlors of
the hotel were crowded last evening to
enjoy the specially prepared program
Aside from the singing Of a number
OF hymns by the congregation" to the
accompaniment OF the Dewey Orchestra
there were a number of vocal and instru-
mental solos of rare merit. Miss Nellie
Crouch and Mrs. G. J. Gillette, by their
rendition Of vocal solos. each were com
PEELED to respond to encOres Violin
solos were given by Mr.. William Sholz
Representative Joseph E Graft led the
services
The Washington times., 1906-05-07

ana the pest Of dinners are given IS that
OF Monsieur LeghaIt. the Belgian am
bassador TO Paris. To be celebrated for
giving the best dinners in Paris IS no
small thing for a diplomat. The cuIin-
airy art has from time immemorial done
a good deal 10 facilitate diplomatic re-
lations in this country. When Talley-
rand represented France at the Vienna
congress he used 10 save his country
about twice a week at dinner parties.
His cooks name was Louis Esbas. and
the chef became almost as celebrated
as his iIlustriOus master.
The Washington times., 1906-05-07
DIR. Miles
Anti-Pain Pills

They never fail TO cure all cases Of
pain. because they treat the Pain Source
The nerves. By soothing the irritated
nerves they lessen the tension, build up
the strength, get the blood coursing
through the veins, and thus aIlay all
pain.
Periodic headache that untitled me
FOR business several days at a time. has
been my life experience. I found first
relief III DR.. Miles Anu-Pain Pills, and
since then 1 invariably ward them of
by taking pill when I feel them COM
ing on
Z. NJ. MOOBERRy, Windsor. III.
The first package will benefit, IL not.
the druggist Will return your money.
- doses . cents. Never sold in bulk.
The Washington times., 1906-05-07
SERVIA'S KING RECEIVES
NEW AMERICAN MINISTER

BEDGRADE, Servia. May liking
Peter To-Day received the new American
minister TO Servia, John Riddle. who
presented MS credentials. The ceremony
Was carried through with the greatest
pomp, King Peter desiring TO make ALI
possible capital out OF the fact thar
America sent a minister TO his court
though the regicides are still holding
high office.
The Washington times., 1906-05-07
WARSHlP WEST VIRGINIA
RIPPED" STANDARD OIL

NEW YORK. May THE anchors of
the United States cruiser West Virginia,
tied in the Hudson off Ninety-sixth
street. ripped a big hole in one of the
pipes OF the Standard Oil Company The
waters about the warship were soon
covered with crude oil
Thousands Of barrels escaped The
company shut off the flow in the pipe.
The Washington times., 1906-05-07
Aches

OF some kind are the heritage of nearly
every one. from the infant and the collie
the middle-aged and the distreSsinr
miserable headaches, to the aged with
nervous muscular ana rheumatic pains.
A remedy to relieve in all cases must
be founded on the right principle, and
that accounts for the wonderful sue
cess of
The Washington times., 1906-05-07
CANNON SITS UPON
JAMESTOWN BILL
Determined to Flag Appro-
priation in the House.
DANIEL n JST BENZ SES
Only Hope Is With Senate, Where
Measure Will Be Attached to
Sundry Bill.

As the Congressional session wears to
its close. the friends Of the jamestown
Exposition, billed for 1907, are making
desperate efforts to get action on the
measure making generous appropria-
tions for the event
Their efforts are all the more spirited
because Speaker Cannon has told them.
without qualification. that he will. under
no circumstances. allow the bill to be
brought up in the House for vote. There
remains, therefore, one chance to have
the bill passed by this session-that is.
10 attach it in the Senate to the sundry
civil appropriation bill as a rider"
Looking to Daniel
This Will be done # the work OF the
champions of the exposition counts for
anything. On the Senate Appropria-
tions Committee is Senator Daniel of
Virginia, aud this committee will have
jurisdiction over the sUndry civil bill.
II is 10 this fact that the friends Of
the exposition PIN their faith
Again and again the friends OF the
project have called on Speaker Cannon
this session 10 ask him to let the ex-
position bill, which has already beon
favorably reported by the House Com
mittee on Arts and Expositions, come
up in the House for a vote. Many times
they went to the Speakers room. and
bill
The Washington times., 1906-05-07
What is CastOria.

AST0RIA harmless Castor Oil PaegOic Drons and
Soothing Syrups tits pleasant It Opium Morphine
other Narcotic substance It's guarantee destroys Worms and aays
FeVshness 1t Dahea and Wind Cc It relieves T Troubles
Constipation and Fatuno asma regulates
and Bowels giving healthy and natural Sleep The ohdrens PancaTe
Mothers Friend.
The Kind You Have Always Bought and which has been
80 years. has borne the signature of Ca e. Fletcher under
MS personal supervision its infancy Allow you this
All Counter limitations and with
and endanger the health OF Infants and Children Experience against
The Washington times., 1906-05-07

Pure Linseed Oil
and Lead We han
die no inferior or
bung-hole oil. All
OF my customers
know 7 handle good
oil. Can't we sup-
ply you?
R.M. BROWN. AgL
7th and II SITS.
The Washington times., 1906-05-07
Cannon Is Obdurate.

Now, however, they know and the
knowledge IS bitter. The Speaker has
'hted his cigar 10 an unprecedented
angle. heaved sigh and told the appli-
cants for his smiling favor that he dis
approves of a big national approximation
for the exposition and that he will moi
recognize any member Of the House
who rises on the floor to secure action
on the jamestown bin.
The Washington times., 1906-05-07

Next week-.Iord and Lady Aigy."
The Washington times., 1906-05-07

Complete External and Internal Treatment for sTe-y
Hunor from Pmples 20 scrofls, from Infancy Ags
co-fis-ing of Cuficura Soap, 3c Ointment 5oc Rssov
Soc On form Of Chocolate Coafsd Pills sc Per vial
q co., nay - bad o. a. cugIfs single ossn
SOrter DrE Chen, Corp, Sole Props, BoEton, Ma1s-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-18
.DILACIONES
PERJODIClALES

Muchas son las quejas que hay en- COM
ira del servicio de vapores Correos entire
New York y San Juan, pues dfcese d. g We
cesmeTcancfas que debfan ser entregadas
por Commentaries determinado dia sus pa
rrOquianos de la isla, no han podido scr en-
tregadas teniendo que volver su destino
carros que habfan Yenido San Juan, sin
poder llevar las cargas, por no haberRni
llegado estes al puerto poT dilaciones en-
los vapores.
PaTecenoB que Beria conveniente poner
buenos vaporeB al servicio, retirando los
malos, pues de cuatro dias horas va
mUcha differences ocho dias, aBi por 10
menos otras compafifas que no emprenden
81 negocio por estaF el campo ocupadO, 10
emprenderfan trayando buenos rSpidos
barcos que mas taFdar hagan 81 viaje en-
cinco dias.
Adem6s, negando los vapores correOs
con tanta dilaci6n Ii correspondence or.
dinaTia, por muy rapidamante que traba-
jen los empleadoa del correo, no puede ser
entregada hasta algunas hoTas mis- tafde
y la certifcada que tiene que ser trabqia-
da y entrada an los libros y dem6s. en- la
ofcins de corIeos de esta ciudad, tiene Is
por fuerza que Bufrir una tardanza de "a
horas.
Cuando aun en- Paerto Rico no se ha-
bia estableCido servicio aIguno dc vapores
por ser estos movidos par grandea ruedaa
que tenian Il lado del casco los buques,
recordamos dc una goleta, que desde Ha-
lifax N. 8. hacis 81 viaje hasta Aguadilla
en- ocho dias.
Es deCir sin tener los adelantos moder-
Los Siendo impulsada por q viento y sa-
iendo algunos cientea do millas al norta
de Nueva York, hacfa 81 viaje con mas
rapidez que barcOs que salem de dicha5
ciudad, con grandes adelantos, movidos
por vapor de aqua y teniendo Ia compe-
tencia de Otras compa1ias que de seguir
aaf, creemos que van 4 salir victoriosaH
On Ia competencia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-18
SuCesOs en- Ia isIa

Caguas, Agosto 17.-Coronel Hamill.
En- barrio Tomas de Castro, individuo
jose de Ia Cruz intent6 Yiolar & Enriqueta
Mojica en- Ia noche dltima. Hoy ha sido
reducido prisi6n y puesto 4 disposition
del Juez.- Sanmillan, Teniente.
Aibonito. Hoy 6 b. b. individuo Brau-
lilo Gonzalez, hiri6 CON IN cuchillo & Eloy
BerFio momantoB que aalian f6brica CoIec-
tiva este pueblo. Agresor arrestado y
puegto disposition Juez. Medico opina he
ridas son caTacter leve.- RoBado, Cabo.
Caguaa Cabo Gonzalez me comunica
que Ear5e aver han sido arrestados en
Central Eugui, ni1os julian Bruno y
Agustin Guzman pOr haber colocado va
rias piedras ca ID via Iocomotora desCarri-
landose No hubo deggTacias personales.
Sanmillan, Teniente.
Cayey.-Anoche result6 conato de in
Cendio casa Limo Figueroa. Hecho casual.
-Mongil, Teniente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-18

-ADMINIsTRACION DE FINCAs
URBANAa Sin quebTantos pare 81 rem
tista. Dirigirse, Fortaleza 55, San Juan,
p. r. d. JOSS M. Carrero.
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Los REPUBLICANOS
Y la American
Federation Of Ia
boz, y
Taft en- favor de Ia reelection de
MF. LittefieIt.


AVisos fueron dados pocos dfaB hace de
que el secretaEio de Ia guerra Taft va 4
Maine tonar Ia causa an favor de la
reelection del representante LittefeIt.
EstO ge debe 4 que IL administration se
ha:decidido defnitiVamente palear en-
contra de Ia American Federation Of La
Dor en- sus esfuerzOs para castigar 4 los
miembros republicanos del Congreso.
81 hay alg6n Sitio de los Estados Uni
dos On donde la lucha entire los republica-
nos los miembros de Ia American Fede-
ration of Labor hays sido Rparentemente
hundida Ell en- el Distrito de Maine en-
donde Mr.. Littfelt est6 hacienda desespa-
radios esfuerzog para ser Feelecto represen-
tante.
La Federation est& en- contra de Mr..
Littefelt pOrque cate ha sido uno de los
miembTOs que mas ha combatido la ley de
de ocho horas, asf como tambi6n variag
leyes propuetras por Ia American Fedora
ton of Labor. ,..-n.
Mr.. 8. GomperS preSidente de esta aso-
ciaCi6n bR habladO "a en- Maine en- contra
de Littfelt quien esperan derrotar los
miembros de la Federation.
La decision del Becretario Taft de ir
Maine trabajar On favor de Littefelt es
como un desafo & Ia American Fedora
ton Of Labor que Ba ha propueSto GerrO-
tarlo.
Es opinion en- Washington que 81 Pre-.
sidente Roosevelt simpatiza con las opinio.
nes de Mr.. Taft habiendo sido Mr.. Roo.
sevelt uno de los principales discutidorez
eRscOntra de los "bills' propuestOs por
Mr.. Gompers.
Los 'sLeaders" Tepublicanos trabajan
mucho en- favor Mr.. Littefelt y Ia lucha
que habr& en- Maine Ber6 la pTimera ba-
talls entire republiCanos y Ia organization
American Federation Of Labor.
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Mr.. Name muri6 al siguients dia.
Al slgulOnta dIa, dsspuss dshahsr eomIdO earRs
de- ID que prSparan On ''Iatas."

Federico Name, un dependents de 40
Rkos de edad y que vivfa en- Ia calle 116
de New York, muri6 en- el hospital de San
Lucas de envenenamiento, creyendose que
Bea debido al uBo de Carne en- latas.
Ia nefiora Name, 81 esposa, traio 81 dis
antes de Ia de8gracia, una IGta de cGra,e del
mercado Ia octava avenida.
Ella siEYi6 Ia carne en 81 lunch y Mr..
Name comic alguna de ella, pero II sefora
Name comic mas que 81 Bintiendose enter
ma por lR tarde.
Ella prepare 10 que Hobr6 dc II caFne
para Ia comida sd marido que no habfa
tenido noticia de la enfarmedad de Bu espO-
% comic en- gran cantidad.
Mnri6 d dia siguiente Dor u mafana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-18
BASE.RlLL
Dsaulara d GLIB rs"

El domingo 19 de los cOrrientea tendr6
lugar en los terrenoS de- Ii Liga America
na, un desafio de Base ball entire los clubs
'sLas PalmaG" 81 g., 81 cual promote
quedar muy lncido, por contaF dichos
Clubs con buenoa jugadOres
En- este dia Sc eztrenarS Ia Topa 81 club
"16'', y Va dispuesto sontener una lucha
tremenda por salir victorioso Que no
quede sucia su ropa.
Dicho Club estk compuestO en- 81 ms.
yorfa de los c6lebres ssesCojidcs'', que bar.
tante dafio hicieron & eLas Palmas''.
Cuenta dicho Club con los "a conocidos
k0chers Martin Cruz y Florentino Lopez.
Sc cree que faltar6 un solo ''baaibolero"
81 domingo en- Ii s'Liga' prssenciar tan
buen esPect6culo, que promote quedar
muy lucido.
Ia reputable orquesta :Duchesne" anne
nizarS dicho acto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-18

PROFESOR recientements Ilegado
de Europa ofreCs esta culta sociedad sus
BerviCios PROFESSIONALS de violin y mando-
lima. Precio m6diCo. Ordenes Hotel San
Juan, Puerto Rico. 16 Y.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-18

POBRIzA SAHGRE nd dmsco
ion manol enIoan
medad nd
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-18

Toca au fln L. temporada de Carre-
ras en 81 Hip6dromo de San Juan y con
este motivo resultar6n egpl6ndidas Iss del
2 del pr6ximo Ssptiembre. La fama del
Hotel Helvetia es tal que todos quieren
hospedargs en 81. Ya tiane casi todaa las
habitacicne1 psdidaa Cruz q, San Juan.
prs9Vs ES.3sspS 1,yr11sok,sIsn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-18
POr Ia doCtrina Drago.

New York 16 I3O N.
FL motive de Il ud ht sta
Buenos
ha do habsr Tirado de ef6
dola ..
Fl pu exCadO por los pazdoFes de Drago
nantene achtud
bac de Oaneo menae obguen undE COME
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-18
HOnOrOsO terreInOtO.

New York, Agogto m.
cen de Santiago de Chile tbIor de- del
Fachc nan cunado hoy iudad Valparaiso hoo
lfornia
Snd6aa Pneo Iea O6 fen6me
Manzanas ente ea feron dbadas vena del tmbor
lnnedaanenta csdaB eahlemos dusia
envolvdo
Las ansoa aoen Odo g6nero De efae
"a pe nt del Valparaiso a quedado reduCda nrme monitor de
Funas 81 ndmero de vfdimas eainCaculable
pobacn
que han pereGdo tamhi6n peronaa
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Mr.. Root apedreadO

New York. AgOso as, L3O p M.
cha capital,
FL ha en- q
NumerOS fueas pOiC pues
ala p6bl
Sc han hcho algInas
los hueguag sobre los cuss cargo ls diaadoa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-18

tdah e sn
trouda h gu So s pr t
oucshm soU mis- Eaea
quih ON 16 e
Z demiop Idp Id drpud a pit e pa ed b 1&
Lee intermediates Auav h h intermittent N ybi
: -ruasan ashh e
odeeaud omn x qu morale como tmbeh
aene
ds se ma
Vaesn deculqna enhrnsa puae 81 do que e ~
mas aks
uef @ 0 1zAt
dos
im
Rea
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-18

nESAPARECIDO. DE Ia propiedad del que
suscribe, es un potrO Rucio-CanelO de tres
amos de edad, estatuEa creCiente, los dos re-
RbaiO, igusl el Reno delantero izquierdo,
que le fu6 sustlaido en- la noche del IL del
corTiente de una estanc'a de Ia propiedad
del mismo en- el Barrio de Santa Cruz, de
Ia Carolina, 6era grRtifcadO el que 10 en-
tregue, de raz6n de su paraderO. CaroIi-
ma, r. b is de Agosto 1906. Mariana GOn-
zalez Eajo. 15v.s.
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FaIIscimiento

Ha fallecido en- Baypm6n don Gabino
MoCE6, hermano del ilustTado professor
don Pedro MoCz6 Nueatro pesame ( TO-
elog gus deudoa
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E$TEM09aAF0 0.-Un joven recien llegado
de los EstadOs Unidos, corTesponsaI y es-
ten6gFafo en- ingles y espa1ol, desea colo
carse. Tambien acepta trabajOs extra
Esten6grafo. r. @. Box 1O14. San Juan.
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Destruction de Valparaiso
MR. ROOT APEDREADO
Feria universal en- Berlin.
Agosto II, 1902. "a.


nman noiceros inse dar como
prop6o del gObierno
este 90 realize del bTilante 81
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-11-12

There is one man in Colorado vino
must feel mighty cheap-John Holm
burg. He allowed his feelings to get
away with his Judgment and is now
q political outcast And 1t recalls the
remarks Of Chancellor Buchtel when
speaking In Durango the other night
when he referred to the late Carl
Schurz who threw away the golden
wreath when he became n Mugwurnp
Mr.. Holmburg was induced to write n
letter a few days before election
which was pleasing to the Rocky
Mountain News-Times, and was her
aided throughout the state as evil
dence why Pattersonism should be
upheld. Whatever it was that led
Holmburg to the rash act, it will go
with him as long as he lives. Holm
burg had been honored by the Re-
publican party--honored ahead OF
other men Just as capable and
worthy, and then for him to jump the
traces while holding an office Ito
which he was elected by Republican
votes. will not be soon forgotten. And
the Herald regrets this as John is n
very agreeable gentleman and the po'
sition taken Is very disappointing to
his friends. 81
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-11-12

to commerce there is nothing to do
but to exterminate them, and that is
the evident policy. The Yaquis are
vastly superior physically to. the ma.
uves and make much better workers.
According to Mr. Morley there was
not hint of revolution in the ina
terror on the day wnen the general
uprising was feared in the republic.
Morley was thirty-five miles from the
nearest settlement with fourteen na-
uves, looking at some mines they
wished to sell. He was armed only
with six-shooter and IL there was
to be massacre it would have been
short But the natives, were never
more peaceful. Mr.. Morley is enthu
siastic over the future of the country
which he says is vastly rich in min
erals.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-11-12

with ignorance of who's who and
what's what" in the thousand and one
table accessories, knives. forks,
spoons. glasses and the like. that no
one but the manufacturer can keep
tab on. A person may be gentle
hammered and not be able to tell the
difference between an olive fork and
a butter pick; bouillon cup and a
teacup; a sberbet glass and one for
a cocktail. He shows distinct lack
ing in manners, however, when he
stabs the bread with fork, gobbles
his food. masticates audibly and with
opened mouth, smudges his glass in
drinking, talks with his mouth full,
shovels in his food with knife,
picks, pokes and punches the general
oish of bread. cake Or fruit to be
sure he is getting the best. or shifts
ostentatiously as each article of food
is placed before him.-Ex.