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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24
Revolucion en- Panama
La opinion del Gobierno

Panama, Mayo 2+.-H gobierno de Panama, en- vista
de los preparatvos amecanos para evtar sofoca un
vmiento Zona del canal declara que etma nnecesa
ras las pecaucones que adopan aunque las aprueba
desde ell punto en- que pueden dano ninguno
demostraran que las auordades vven guarda es diff.
Gil sorprenderas Anade que paz el tsmo un he
cho actual evdene 10 sera porven pues nade ha de
cometer la ocura de estabecer uchas poder mil
ces mayor FL goberno estima, nico Inconvenience
de las meddas mtaes la con6anza que haran perder los
hombres de negocos las garantia del pals para la in
version de capltaes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24
UNA NAsIZ RIEN PlGAOA

Les msgiatrados ir glsses han va
lersdo ura nariz dc mujer bonita en-
II, 500 frAncoT.
he aquf Ell caso;
La "1orA Rita Marsch, muier
muy bonita, que h.bitaba por unos
dias 80 81 Burlington Il tel, 60 Dou'
vres, psHa dtSe csy6 en- ur prt fundo
aguiero que el no pietArio no sc hsbfs
suidAdo de cubrir, y de ali sali6 sor
Ii AnArfE aplaltads, destrczads, h PRO
ross.
La lesionada demand6 81 propie
tsrio para que lie indemn ,se dtfoI
psriuicios, , los tribuna,sa han fs
llsdo, coneediendols en- tai Or ncsptt
1850 tfancos, Tai e., pues Il prtcl
de una nariE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24

base ball de los mas obresalientss de
la Liga americans, retAr&n los clubs
de Ponce, con ell in de que aceptsn un
deaaffo en- esta oiudad, discuticndo un
buen premio, Segdu parece, los pelo
Garis de San Juan quieren desQuitAr
su golpe.
-Ests noche por la mt fiana 8
mas tardsr, llegsrA este puerto el
vapor <Carolina,s
-Anoche fallecio en- esta ciudad
ell antique inteligsnts farmacetico
don jose G Gallsrdo J Dalmau, person Q
estimAbls J jefe de una diItipguids
tamilia, Su entierro se yerifcara esta
tarde les cinco J msdia.
Enviamos q sus tsmiliares 10 ex
preston de nuestro 7 ressme.
Don Juan Ssleedo. vecino dl
Puerta de TIerrs, aufri6 sYer una eel
de- en- aQuel barrio, que lie produj'
una fuerte conGusi6n sobre IL regi6l
intsrcostsl y posterior derechs, col
fracture de 10 qulnta } EexIa coatllls
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24
UNA ADHESION
Sr. Director de LA DEMOCRAC1A.
San Juan.

Sr, Director de LA DEMOCRACIA.
San Juan.
Muy sen r milo y de mi mayor es
timaci6r: Ls Sgradeeer6 de- publici-
dad en- su iluatrado peri6dico 4 las
siguientea )fneaG;
Desde mi menor edad asnsf gran.
dea simI atfas por las ideas liberales; /;
despu6', cuando el partido Federal fuf
uno de sus mas entusiaatas adsp ptos ;
pero 81 disolverse, hics prop6sito de
no mt zslarme mas en- politics, aurque
sIntlendo aiempre q peaar dc todo, 81
sacrificio que me imponfa.
Hoy comprendo que todo ciuda
dano debs pettenecer a Algda partidc
para ayudar q au pals, y 20, tntrs lc
dos exlstentes, escoio aqusl que aism
pre- llen6 mis- aspiraeionss que es q
partido Unioujsta y & 81 voy con 9
corsz6n rebolante de alegrfa, porqul
60 el doicC 90 puede irser { PuertG
Rico as ptosperIdsdes que ambicio
namos
No hiciera Ia presents mantle sta
| ci6u sino fdefa por que Algunos ;
ereer que mi Aciilud puede tomArs
en- aentido cor trArio q mis- cresncia
polfI'cas
u U Tito correl'gIorsric.
D jose Gregori0 Garcia.
ssr LorerEo, NaIo 22 de 100I
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24
De TOOAS parties
Armas antiquas y modernas
De la escopeta de chisps,
a la carabina de Rmbr0sio
EL MONOGRAPH
La repdbllca de Panama ne
costa una bandera y un
escudo de armas.

sUn destscs mento de 40 dacos bel
gas hizo 1timamerte una ssrie de
pruebas comparativas con sl hn de
poder apreciar las mejoras que 90 han
introducido On las Rtmas dc fuego du.
ranse los 6itlmos l20 sfIos. Para las
pruebas 80 usaron einco elases distin.
tintaa de armas. el'gierdo las mas i'm
7 ortantes de la 6pcca q que correapon
den, yse dispararon contra un blanco,
en- ic6nticas condolences PARA anosar
clen.iicamsnse el resu'sado de los VI
ros. Las armas elegidas fueron las
siguienNs: escopeta de ehIspa. modelo
1777, del estilo usado en- las bAtallas
de 10 revoluci6n francesa y de Napo'
leon Primero; escopeta dc chimenes,
del af1o l8al; carabina del sistema In
g'es, modelo de lS43; escopsta del sis
tema de Albini, del sno 1867, y rife
dc Nsuser, dc 10 epoca actual,
Comparando los reaultados que ne
obtienen con los escopetas do chisps
y los rides de Msuser. sc observa des'
de luego que 10 fue,zs do penstrac aci6n
es diex vsces mayor en- los dltimos
que 10 velocidad do las halas dc estos
excede "a veces q los de squsllas esco
petas. En- cuanto & 10 eertitud de los
tiros, 40 encuentsa on To- miama pro
porci6n que Ia rapidsz de loo bAlas.
Las eseopetas de ehimenea do 13Al
ersn menos efcacea todAvia que las de
chispa, & las suales llevan Ia dniea
ventaia dc poder cerrkrae mas pronto
de no fallar tantos tlrov, porque el
fulminanse enciende 10 p6lvora meior
/ que el pedert sls
5Y que diteis de 10 c6ebre cara
bina de Ambrosio?
Los aacionadoa y prcfssionales
de 10 mdsica on Napolss eAtan Admi-
rados de un nuevo inatrumento de
cueris, el sMonocordic,s que acAba
do inventar oil padre Javler Palumbe,
Idel convenso de Pavia, On la provincia q
de Cosenza (Italis
! L. fuerzs, timbfe y tonalidad del
lnuevo instrumen!o producsn efecsos
sorprendentes.
| La naciente repdblica de Pana.
ma desea aceE tar dc definitivamente una
bandera y un escudo de armaa nacio
males. Provisionalmenie ha tenido va
riedades de ambaa cosas, pero no esia
aatisfecha con mir guna de elias y aho
ra ha cfeectdo un premio de 8 200 orc,
q 10 persona que llsgue & proyectar {
idear una bandera adaptable 8 un ca
escudo de armAs eonvsniente.
, La banderA que aclualmente uss
Panama ea un reCtar 6 llo d!vidido eE
cuasro cuadrantes. El primer euAdran
te superior de junto al asta 90 blanct
J Iy con una estrella szal de cil CO pun
Itas; el Ngdndo cnadrAnte supsrio
que sjgue al dsGcrIto, 90 roio; el pri
nero Inferior de junto al asta ea axul
y el cuarto. segundo IL rferior que sigu
al que acAhamos de nombrar, 90 blan
co, y tiene una essrells rojs de since
puntAs, en- el centro.
FL escudo de las Rrmaa provIaio
: nal dc Panama 81 ciertamente un ira
, baio laborioso y acAbado, y results
ria larga su descripci6n. TIene Gem
LENA 10 alguiente inscription: APR
l Mundi Benefcio2
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24
DESDE AUMACAO

Luis Nun z Rivera. San Juan.
Reeti1que iLforme emitido DEMO
CRACIA aver por coresponsal, hacien,
do csrgos JuntA inscripciones. La
demora no parte de nuestro repreaen
tante Sifaenies, sino del agente repu
blieAno Roig Bayonet. Este Comitf
tiene plena ccnfianEA en- fectitud dt
Situentes y su renuncia voluntAria EI
previsora de msyores males
FELIPE OTERO
Preaidente de la Junta local Uni6r
de Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24
ExpGcaciones diplomaticas,
Asesino serd capturado

Batoum, Mayo "a, El ministro de relacones exte-
ores ha xpresado al esentaue de los Estados Undos
lei proundo sentjmiento que lie cause la muere del vice
consul Mr.. stwart. Al propo tempo da competas segu
rdades de que capurara castgara al asesno Aun
que trata de deito comn, entire particulares e
goberno quere establecer este eiemplardad
poderosa que preyenga mas graves en- e porven
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24
Ell ex>presidente Jimenez
Control del Free>hand

New York Mayo "a FL ex-presidente de Santo Do
mingo don Juan Isdro Jimenez pregunta al secretaro
Root FREE HANDesta Erase raducida lteralmente es
MANo LlBRE pero acepc6n de sentido por
eo 10 damos nges-ha recobrado control en- Santo
Domingo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24
Armas a Santo Domingo,
Los informes oficiales

Washington, Mayo 24-El departamento de Marina
ha recbdo normes detales sobre embar-
que de armas la sa de Saint Thomas. Los alos sc
haran Haiti para que desde aquela repdblca pasen
Santo Domingo srvan al fomento de plan revouco-
mario que puede estalar de momento otro Todas
las precaucones estan omadas fin de que nercepten
los contrabandos de guerra
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24
Eduardo y Alexandra,
Invitacion del Canada

Ottara, Mayo 23-El parlamento canadiense, por una
nimdad de votos sin discussion, acuerda nvtar al rev
Eduardo de Inglacrra la reina Alexandra para que vi
sten al Canada El mensae ira Londres por medic de
una comison especial que evara los soberanos ngeses
ste tesmonio de la adhesion de sus sdb5os amercanos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24
ECOS De AGUADA
Los republicanos mandan
imprimir hojas sueItas,
que esperan ansiosos.
DOS SENTENCIAS

Las hojas resultan el famoso
parto de los montes.
Tn <ratoncillo.D
Para efectiasas,
Los americano,:
Para planchistas,
Loa republicanos.
Por ejemplo:el lunes martes do
10 pasAda semana recibieron los de
este pueblo unas hoias sueltas que 70
habfan mandado imprimir.
Esperando YER con ellss
el pueblo Republicano,
Pedfa de elias, ......
rero todo en- vano,
Porque laa hoiAs, que para ma.
iores efecsoa 90 guardaban, no aAlie.
ron 10 .lpz hAata el sAbado.
Entre los arguments inocentones
que sr alan por 10 relac' On que con otro
sueeso tiene, hemos dc mencionar el
siguiente: sPueb,o sguadefio; los unio.
nistae no tisnen que darol; ncsotros,
on eambio, tenemos haciendas y cen.
tralsss.
Convene aquf apliear dos senten.
elias opuesifsimas, zero que resultan
lohlrepdblicoa una miams cosa: <Di.
eho h:chos. Porque no bien se ha.
bisn proelamado en- ~ hoia sefores
dc grandes hsciendas. cuando salieron
en- hermo 10 caba' 6 ats y & son do or
quessa en- direction & una de elias; In
central sColoscs. AL llegar TOGO 10
orquesta 10 Maraelleaa los directores
del irgsnio ; son francsses-y lque
creeiz que aueedio!
Ap'lcales ahora, lector, la otra
sentencis; eDel dicho nj heeho, hay
gtan trecho,s Porqus no bien habfan
salido las primeras notss, del himno,
cuando un terrible sAfuers m1sicas
y po. fticoals dc boca dc un director,
h'zo que csballos, tocAores. ara, d.
60, oradores y tutti IL mundi, diesen
media & 10 dereeha y 30 fuesen con la
mlSicd & osra parte, mo 10 riAs Ice.
tor,
Senti, ian motto cdLdo,
al sAber, por 10 demks,
que allf ys no impsra Oavaldo,
No TO viatas que no vas.
Qlsde entendldo que al relatar o..
soa hechos, no nos deaviamoa de IL
verdad pura y duica, NAL que 10 psse
& quien, despu6s del solemne ftaeaso
exelam6: "a mi, que no me vepga Bo.
badillo con que las ganamos y que
los gansmos; eatamos mas psrdt' que
los miamos ruaos. B h...!iy.... que
meterse con ese Togo de 7. 10 Sd. chez!
| iRes. go. tiresels
| Y nosotros afadimoa
i 81 somoA dos mil quinisntcs
y no llegais q dos mil,
buAead p6cimas y upguentos
: y dad memorials & Abril.
Declare T TABG.
Msyo, 1906.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24

con trabandOS de guerra
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DECEIVED IN HIS RELIGION.
Young wife From Odessa says Her Husband
Has Another In Russia.

Has Another In Russia.
Elizabeth Donedea, II years old, had
her husband, Albert Donedea, in the York
Vile police court yesterday on a charge
of ~non-support.
81 make this charge so as to hold him
until / get proof from Russia that he has q
wife and child there the young woman
said to Magistrate Baker. His brother
told me he married a Christian girl In the
old country and when l accused my hus-
band he did not deny "
The complainant said that she was a
Jew and che supposed Donedea, who 10
20 years old, was of the same faith when
she married him on May Q Of last year,
She wanted to be married by q rabbi, but
he induced her to lot IN Alderman perform
the ceremony.
After the marriage he wanted her TO be-
come r Christian, but she refused; After
a months honeymoon she returned TO the
home Of her parents at 2sS Firth street.
81 learned to speak English In Odessa
Every one in Russia who has a chance now
is learning English. That is because so
many Of the people are coming 70 his
country" she said.
She explained that abe was satisfied TO
let her husband go his own way until she
was informed that he had another wife
Then she decided to make II warm for him
The Magistrate held the young man N
bonds TO pay his wife s. week. As he had
bondsrnan he was locked up.
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WILL FIGHT THE PINKERTONS.
Cogan Held for Trial op Charge Of lAoe
by Carrying Piacard.

william H, Cogan Of ASA York street
Jersey City, who paraded the Tenderloin
on Wednesday night with a p'aoard on his
back assailhg the Pinkertons, wa held
Yesterday in $500 bail for trial on a charge
of libel by Magistrate Whitman'in the JEFF
ferson Market police court. Assistant Su-
p~erintendents c, c. Murphy and q, 8,
Dougherty OF the Pinkerton Detective
Agency we're the oomplainants.
Il shall have to hold the defendant on the
evidence" decided Magistrate Whitman.
But it ism a libel II it's true protested
Attorney Michael O'Sullivan for the de-
PENDANT, "We are prepared to prove Its
You'll have to do that downtown said
After cogan had given $500 cash bond his
counsel said,
INV client hasn't gone into this for the
fun OF the thing. He has documents that
will hold N any court Of law n 1t isn't
going to be all pie for the Pinkertons. It's
all because Of my clients former connection
with the Boston police department, The
records In Boston show that my client Sc
cured the ARE st and conviction OF five
Pinkerton men there. They've been hound
ing him ever since
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-18

t,D HtfgvsF NY RtFG Va
TfHf HGv 0e JpNF ~

ne Vstsffs . PslH NppaftHtsef rheH wsHs
asuss saa fsseHHt " eteF isIHrr ~"
So a8s msehea iHe eeHsu's tnd Nv
sfV w lsgaag q teftma weFflra
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-18

Marriage Of Justice Harlan's Crane.
daughter to Erastus Corning. Jr., Of Albany.

Marriage or justice liarlnn's Grands
daughter to Erastus Corning, Ir., Of Albany.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE wedding Of
Miss Edith Harlan Child, granddaughter
Of Justice Harlan Of the Supreme Court
Of the United States and Erastus Corning,
Jr., of Albany. N. Y, took place in the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church this
afternoon at 4 o'clock. The
was performed by the Rev, Wallace Rad
cliffe, pastor, assisted by the Rev, Richard
Davenport f arlaR, uncle of the bride.
1t was followed by a small reception in the
Harlan home. The 'ushers who seated tho
distinguished guests, including the Presl-
dent, at the church, were Albert Richard
Lamb Of Waterbury, Conn, Donald Thomp-
son Of Pittsburg, John Richard White of
Providence, K. L.. Lewis Albert Sayre of
New York, Paul Townsend Jones of New
York, Francis William Bird of East Wal
pole, Mass, cousin Of the bride; and Waher
r. Tuckerman and Fred De Courcey Faust,
both of this city. The best mar was Parker
Corning of Albany, brother Of the bride
groom.
The bride was attended by Miss Heloise
Sargent, maid of honor, and Miss Hester
Shepherd, Miss Mary Carlisle, Miss Edith
Miller, all of his city; Miss Joanna Bird of
East Walpole, Mass, cousin of the bride;
Miss Elizabeth Knox Of Troy, N. Y, Miss
Mildred Stimson of Boston, bridesmaids.
The guests at the reception were limited to
the wedding party, relatives and a few
official and personal friends Of tho bride
and bridegroom's family. MIR. and Mrs.
Corning left on an evening train for their
wedding journey. Among the out OF town
guests were the mother OF the bridegroom,
Mrs. Ward and DR.. Ward Of New York:
the Misses Sohenck of New York. his aunts;
Mr., and Mrs. Pendleton Schenok Of Mary
land, also relatives; Mr.. and Mrs, Bird of
Boston, uncle and aunt Of the bride; Miss
Marion Child of Boston, cousin Of the bride;
the Rev. Richard Davenport Harlan of
Lake Forest College, ILL.,, and Mrs, Harlan,
Uncle and aunt OF the bride; Mr.. and Mrs.
John S. Harlan and John Maynard Harlan.
Among the guests at the church were
President Roosevelt, members OF his Cabinet
and the Justices Of tho Supreme Court.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-18
NAV gather from MIR. James that the .City

may gather from Mr.. James that the 'Cty
of Conversation" Ia after all a curious COM
munity, where mere man asserts himself
socially as he does nowhere else in America
1t is the one thing in America besides the
Boston State House that Mr.. James really
approves. Nowhere more than in Washing
ton he says. positively, were the women
to have struck me as naturally and har-
moniously In the social picture-as happily,
soothingly, proportionately, and no more
than proportionately, participant and min
istrant. They could not, one reasoned
have been, in general, 20 perfectly agree
able unless they had been pleased, and
they could not have been pleased without
the prospect of gaining, by the r~eadjusted
relation, more, on the whole. than they
were to lose; without the prospect even
again perhaps Of truly and insidiously
gaining more than the other beneficiary.
That would be, l think, the feminine con-
ception Of a readministered Justice
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-18

tssassa e~aPeugaaua
m hsaaises ~ ~ Nv fhnasFs efalspt
held . ausaiHa yestsNtay aftssnssa y ~
0Hta - Ftng D. Cfasata. aiaaeaf oMeeta
sHa csiHpfsirf iha laaf f~sentg.hvs fsandk
efa fha sMeaFs etnsma ssfF FrsahiaHt,
thsftea v NsgHaYi FtnH tfashiaaf, tsmas
HeHff shgifhi ~tpesafftF, 0Fts ~ RahHi
serrtRfY ~ WeHm Wntne8g
IN fi#affH . ~lasslFpgftfmt Tasfavfay,
~ tltsHy farh N ~ feuHisf4 s,NgHhu
stas 90 aG, tnaalHa q total N ssg,o 90
Ihafs ere w. Nv hafly aie busea Nv IN thaas
~ ehleh se ~ ~ @tf NJ IN fueaiNy
fH1 fhueHi4y p~4fisgHtannN4, IN fBuHN
efs ~ ~ hsvr hfsf elpYlcs N fhaa4 b5tea
fte ipttsm prtrF i ~ ~ ~ 90 eaeB fkif
sH hfiha N ~ ifnee nfsfs, nraHiHa the
tltal HffH ff n1littha and etuippihe che
tipaffa n .fsgWH
Az s~a.serlsy's asafiHe IN ss4russva cBae
mites Was srpnlnfef ~ this ehafa4 N che
tfflldlHn, which " ~ b. etprte1 ~ tn PITT
N erHaHa Hgunfled w HrmdNayt atty
sptsInd Alstya thlNs a8l Centfai t8fb Weht.
This cpnWltgea slHslega ~ v Barney,
%.ssssSI" ssS,':.'"' Y S''@A.s!vy !s.sS'STR.
fir plans Tor tho th~atru, a. presented
w Nfrffe \ Hastings, tho afUhiterta, Wefs
adupied, ard tha aaectitiVe uyhuHftteN Waa
authorized ~ a. ahnad wth tbs htttkflhas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-18
eOPs WIsTIr y
stssy Assus Neass whs issa fsss aAseid
tests lslm 80 Daya ~.

tUsta Ntm ~ Uaya wv
Policeman Jantea Moyian % the ~
lancey street station hSuss Va OF trial a
poliop H~eadauarters yesterday before Com
missioner Mathot for failing 10 arrest o
man for vagrancy and for losing he ehisld.
About n week ago. hogan Moyiah,
Il was NJ the elvated railway station at
Grand and Allen strcets On the platform
I met a colored man. who held q bible In one
hand and q rosary In the other ami who
also wore q Masonic emblem The negro
aid he was down and out and wss hungry.
I took him 20 my house, In East Fifty-socond
street, 10 give him something to eat.
AZ this point the Commissioned sat up
and some Of the reporters who hadn't read
the story q week g In The o came TO
life. =
Il took the man into tho parior and then
took on my coat TO go to the kitchen to got
him some food continued Moylan.
Are you q Catholicf' Interrupted the
Commissioner.
No sir answered Moyian.
"A Mason7' asked the Commissioner,
"No, sir, but the Negro explained that
the Masonic emblem was only q fake ana
that he wasn't a Mason explained Moylan:
'But>you would trust any man who carried
u DlDlt uuu " fuohty ahu hoh
urged Mr.. Mathot.
with my iife,' answered Moylan,
Go ahead urged the Commissioner
gently. 49,,
well, after ! left my coat on a chair |
went to the kitchen. When / oame back
the negro had disappeared and also my
police shield. numbered see. ! reported. to
Capt. Murtha and he sent out an alarm
Moylan's sister YVES next called, but her
story differed somewhat from her brothers
about what he had told her, She had seen
no negro in the house.
Policeman McKenna Of the West 12Sth
street station house was then called to the
stand.
Il was standing on the corner OF 125th
street and Eight avenue last Tuesday night
when a negro approached me and invited
me to have a drink. . said McKenna.
s'Not with you, l said to him. and then
he showed me a shield and said he was a
brooklyn cop, detailed here on plain clothes
duty. I arrested him and he got ten days
In the workhouse for impersonating o
Twenty days fine for you, Moylan,' said
the Commissioner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-18
Justice Dixon Much better.

Supreme Court Justice Jonathan Dixon,
of jersey City, who is Ill with pneumonia at
Enplewood, sent word 10 h court house
Yesterday by his son, Lawyer Warren
Dixon, that all cases pending in his court
will be postponed fer two weeks. The
Ia we told all inquirers that his fathers
condition had greatly improved.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-18
The SeagOers,

Booked to sail to-day on the steamship
Celtic for Liverpool are:
j. Crosby Brown, Mr., and Mrs. Andrew
Carnegie, Miss Carnegie, Mr.. and Mrs. L. II,
Chaplin, G. G.. Davidge, Mrs. Charles II
Eaton, Sir Edward Elcar, Miss E. T, Handy.
II. B. Labouisse. Joseph j. Little. Mrs. Will
lam Scott. Col. S. T. Stephenson. Lady Susan
Townley, Mr.. and Mrs, John Van Arsdale and
p. Il Wilson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-18
masbrouck INSTITUTED. sOth Anniversary

The fftieth anniversary OF the founding
of Hasbrouck. Institute, Jersey Gty's lead
ing private school, will be celebrated this
evening with an alumni banquet In the hall
of the institute building at Harrison and
nv brominent alumni, former instructors
and others. A public meeting viii be held
to-morrow evening at which addresses will
be made by prominent out Of town educators.
over seven hundred students have been
1adua ted from the institute,
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The CITY Of Conversation is the title
bestowed upon Washington by Henry
Jamesin the North American Rerew. Wash
ington has been considered somewhat
generally as the seat Of government Of a
nation, but IL one is deft at disentangling
intricacies and clever at translating subtle
ties and catching elusive suggestion one