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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-26
N0TAS JuD|C|ALES
sentenciss dictadas en el Jrz.
gado de P.z.-Juicio por
una rifa en- Santur,e.
vIDRIERA ROTA
'or aggression a un nifio en-
Santurce. -Varias conde.
mas extipguidss.

| Eel iuez de psx ssnt tensi6 aver
90 s'g dientes individurs: Pedro Val
Eluly y Rafael Rodrlgu'z Z, IN peso
'or dormir on aitlcs .dbllan,; Crss
'snsia Cordero, IN psso. pos dar yri
'os ' pronurcisr frases irdssorosal
IN 10 plaza principal.
Aver tarde Gem larss'6 arts o.
lusz munieipal el iudividuo Fernando q
deroardez alias sPfoyeeti's. porque
aabado. Mgda deuur cia. estuvo Or
ssfstfo do Ulpiano MA!donado, or
10 salle del Sol, tmando vsriss 90.
aas. AL eohrSrGslas oil depsnd disnte %
EGO i psgarlas y nj /, tsrvsnir q
iuef), sgesdi6 & SITS son sl puho. L.
Co'te 10 declAr6 euloab'e dc agre.i 70
le eondsn6 & $50 de multA 6 Z mss.s
40 eArsel. K acusado, dt fsndido ror
sl ahogsdo 81 &or FA'e6r. asel6 do 10
sentsnoia. sehA'&adc sels fArxa do Elm.
cusnts dollars per Ia libsrtad provi.
sional
-Ayer 80 vic ea la Corss muniei.
pal el juieio SONIA Lais Brfwa '
Jose Maria 1r'ssrri, pofque el dfA 30
ie Julio dlt'mo tavisron una rIna en-
saniurce. resultsndo Amboa hsridos
El iusx, despues de OR 10 rraeba
absolvi6 & BN way condsn6 6 Ir'za-
rry q quiz cs dollars dc multa 8 trs.n
10 dfss de Arresto.
Alberto Morer Q, on estado do
smbrisgutz, llsg6 oil estA bleeimIen.o
do Frarc'ico Bsnits, On S.nsurcs,
pidi6 que o nAran Algunos sfsetos y,
como no Q OF mplacisrAn, rompi6 de
an pudetszo una vidriera. Dith1 In.
dividuo f.6 dsnupsiado per dsaos
malicioscs y 81 iutz 10 sentenel6 & Is
diAs do arfe,to.
I'm Ssniuras, Evaristo Herr (,
dee, dependents dc una casa do 90
mereio. sgrs'i6 & M f1 de nomhra
Antonio Dfsx, Ri eAso fae dsnuncia
do aver q le Corts mnnic'psl y fl&
squel eondenado di,z dollars de
multa 8 vsitta dfas do arrsato.
layer ex.ipguisron sus condemns
On 10 1 eel mupisipsl Ambrosio Flo
res. Nareiso RosAdo, Manuel Fsrrsr,
Bias Meas, FfsrclieA Rohls, kar,ina
Rivera y Josefa MARTINEZ. Tambi6n
fderon txcsreeladtS 0 hoy ror la meAa
na Juan Diaz alias Gue sAlves, Nico
lGS DAvile, BaytolA Hernandez y Ana
KsrgnAl.
Federico Ezquisga tu6 condena
do sysr 4 $5 do mu'tA por rifa en-
Puerta de Terra con FIorer clio Cas-
tro, & Quisn tratsbA Do Sgpedir Con
IN Cuchillo.
-JoS6 venegsI. alias &tndic,,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-26

SALGADO & FUEBTE$
DETOSITO DENTAL
ComplstA existencis de toda clase
de materls les y mstslea preciosos pa
70 usos pre- feslc males. Pfeeios igusles
1 os corrientea en- los Eatados Unidos.
SO San Fysncitco, San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-26
lIcsdla municipal De vabucoa

Be solicitan dos Sdieos para e.
brir las plsxas dc Oislal y Eub.o onsial
do SAnidad do s,ls pueblo. Para In
foSmss iObrs ausldos , dsuGs sondieio'
mes pusden diriitrss & JoH L. Dsrrio,,
Alsalds. - Yabusoa. gsptiemb,s IL
oe jS0O. 10-2.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-26

AsOMBREROH baatonss de-
Oabo Roio, eortss do casimir, sueaies
ssps fiolss tsiidos & msno y toda slass
de instrumsrlo musicAlss. con ven
didcs On 10 sgsnsis general do los
afsmados pianos do sKohlsr l. Camp
hell.s ealls do Allan 70 8. San Juap,
p. K. alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-26
Ae0iOnos

Banco de Pto. Rico Q Is & %
Ranso Territorial. . 1e El8.
Bsneo Popular. $40 ali.
AzUCAR, Para ID exportaei6r
Sin operaciones
Buques anumciAdOs
VaOor espaii i sMartfn saenxs -
ll6 oil II del que cursa do Canarlas ps
70 este puerto.
Vspor iueles sArabistAus, STEM
pre- que ereuentre slieiente dc eargs
saldrk de MortavIdeo para esta & me-
diados del sctual Sst'embre.
vapor eapsffo sNiguel Gallard d.
sali6 oil Is del eorrriente de Bare.
Iona CON las escAlas del Ne diterrGne'
GAlieis, satA isla y ID de Cuba.
Goleta smerlcana <Asbury Fon
tair>s, empez6 q cargar en- Ncev,
York el II del corriente debe b .ber 90
lido rara esta oil 20.
Vspor espafol <Mor ssrrats esls
ra aqui prccetente do Espsfs el .!
del actual.
Vapor americana SCoamrS aalif
dc Ntw York para esta sl - dol pre-
sente.
Eua n Emn
De 10 isla vspores sVa,cos ,
<Porto Riecs,
salNdas
Vapor smericsno <CarolinaS para
Mw Ytik
Aver para Now York vapor amt =
rieSno <Earry Luz X 'nbschS'
Ruqucs en puoFGO
TRAVESIA
sRt bert q. Nc Curdys pendisnts
sSprir delds deaeargsndo
SLaoS deseargapdo
SFortunaS i'd.
COSTANERO3
SErgtAcias pendienie
sSAn Mgae's Esjario
sV&iccs eargando
<P0lt3 Ricc> Id
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-26
SECC|ON MERCANT|L


VVIuU'P 1tOS ~ AISutVS
que 90 deta Ian en- almAeenes, 6 los
slguientes precios:
Arroces: dc partido & Jsp6n do
3ik4t.
Idsm valenciano de ei "a 81 por
extreme de elasea.
Aios de q etvs. & so.
Bombone sei 81
Rssalao est a6
sardinas ahumadas . IA eentavos.
CebollAa espaholas %
II amsrieanas s21
Garbanxos "a 80.
Habichuelas Amariaanas soloradas
targas e61 . %. B'ancas americanas
s3a3I.
HArina dc lrigo elt s54
Id de maj @ A?4
Jamones slot @ IL.
yah6n Rocamora sE3, &msricA'
no. OF ~.
Aantsss Ls7 On I en- c'ias dc
81 10.
Mantsquilla. de s1s q 10
Pasta del pais Q s34.
Papas AmerisanAs 1t II.
Tosino, Q III Is.
Tasaio %
Qussos am. ole Patagr&s 20.
Leche condensada <Aguila, q s6
Id Id <Cruz Roias sb
Id i'd sMagnolias S49
DEL PALS
AxGaar para el eonsumoi
Maseabado slaro do e4t
Dc miel slAro s..
Csntrifuga elaro DO j. aes
Arerisana de st all
De Ponce s3} q 81.
Ron 30 grados Cartier & s1.Se cen. |
s.vos gallon pagados r. Intsrnas
Maix g. e1.lO
Tabaco. nominal.
PfecIes do COmpra
Almid6n . e2.50
Algod6n dc s . $50.
Coeoa dc Is o Is millar.
uuaros dulsss aSe . 81
@ebo do res ~.
Cate 0orriente nominal
CambIos oorrIentes
Londres cheek . 4.87 & 4s7}
Paris 2sa3 D,
Hamhurgo k4aD.
New York & Is etvs P
EspadA LII IL d.
C6duIas hlpotecarIas
BAnao Territorial y Agricola 900.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-26
SU uSO

Como..Eurgante.- .-suave..y .e1caxs
In la indigestion. :
In los egrios yhatoa del sgt6mSgo
Contra 10 iaqueea.
Contra 81 eatrsnimiento
Contra.l 10 bills.
Como refreseante,
q ~ n
The evening world., 1906-04-02
TRIED SUICIDE AND
SLID ON HIS EAR
After Beauty Doctor Gets
Through with Him He
viii Go to Court.

James Farrell is IN tho Kings Coun y
Hospital. He Is under arres; arl his
face ia not a thing OF Beauty. That IS
h"ctuso James saidlcd on bis ear.
He lives with hss mother IN nm Lane.
n-r Ki-.H Ii-hwav rIaral iHs
father di,t several years ago ard left
him n snug little sum.
lanes hal previously boon devoted to
tie farm life. lie has forsikca ii Of
lare. Last night he went ous to a
supper and came horne late He went
Into the closet and fct.rd the tooth
wash. He drank the tolth WASH. Then.
because K Nnrned Is mou.h too plin-
iuly' he wo-' 20 the window aud dove
out into the nlSat.
ne haI intended to Hight upon his
mead but missed his calculation and
strucN at an anglo tha sent nin skid
diAe along the grass for e dis iuce 81
about htt"cn feet When they haI sey-
nraied rim from the landsclpe ns nos.
was IN the Wrong place ana his eve
prows were absent. Likewise a portion
OF MS ear. He Vas hurried to the hos
=! Al, where his anatomy was reasscm-
Died Then he WIS placed under arrest
To- trying 20 make wiy w.th himself.
H. Will be- out soon.
The evening world., 1906-04-02
MRS. FRANKS AUTO
NOT ONE WANTED
Carried Wrong Number, But
Never Bumped Into Je-
rome'S Buzz Wagon.

Distrfct-Attoruey Jerome's search for
automobile No. S75s led TO complications
when a policeman arrested Edward
O'Brien. chauffeur for Mrs. III. 5. Frank.
OF the Hotel woodward. Broadway and
F1fty-nfth street. "a sister OF Mrs. Frank
GuEgenheim. wife OF one OF the million
are copper smelters.
Bicycle Policeman Kerrigan saw the
number IS. ~" dangling from the e
OF Mrs. Fnank's automobile brougham
and promptly arrested ler chauffeur.
As he couldn't explain how no happened
to have that number. he was aeld Tor
trial on the high charge OF having
bumped Mr.. JeroWes buzz wagon
Mrs. Frank went TO the West Side
to-day p explained TO MRgis-
trate Wahlc thai her lcense was No.
Sg1 and that the man VINO painted
her number go the numerals twisted.
She furnished SlQl cash bail for her
chauffeur. who denies that he ever
bumped into Mr.. Jerome's runnbout car.
No. sUg really belongs 10 j. NJ. Ma
tcrs, OF No. " West Tortieth street. but
he explained last week To IA West S.de
Cour, that his number was lost before
the accident, and he hasn't had anew
one painted.
The evening world., 1906-04-02
SYNAGOGUE ROBBERS
CAUGHT WITH GOODS
Halted by Policeman with
Pistol, One Says He Is Joe
Burke, Prize Fighter.

YoNKERs. n. 7. April Police
man Michael Madden while walking
along the New York Central tracks
near Pier street. In the lower par; OF
the city. early to-day saw two men ap-
preaching on q run. going south toward
New York He stepped into the shadow
OF a tree until they We're near him. and
then with revolver leyelled stopped
thom.
Each carried a bundle in which we're
SIX silk robes suoh as are worn by
Jewish rafobts. silver candlestlcks and
oeher church articles.
The prisoners Described themselves
rs Samue, Phillips. alias Joseph Burke.
a prize fighter. OF Philadelphia, and
Harry B~ro1nstein. Phillips said he
was well known in pugilistic circles
and had fought many bouts in the
Quaker City. Both gave heir places
Of residence as a lodging house on the
Bowery. In Manhattan.
The police were notified later that a
robbery had occurred Mt the Synagogue
OF the Congregation ohab Zedak. on
Prospect street. Yonkers. the weai,hiest
Jewish church in Westchese ar County.
and the articles found in possession Of
the prisoners were afierward identified
Is having been stolen from there.
According TO the police, the men made
a confession. but each accused she
other OF having ~a2tually done the steal
ing. They We're held for examination.
The evening world., 1906-04-02
THIEF WROTE FOR
A WIG AND A SAW
Nathan Planned to Get Out
OF Raymond Street Jail,
but Letter Went AStray.

a plan q oscar the Raymond street
jail. Brookiyn. was disclosed to-day
when Judge Aspinan sentenced Abra-
ham Nathan to four years and eleven
months in sing Sing for burglary
Nathan was found guilty las; week
ana vas brought u to-day FOR sem
'ente W-aen asked II he had anything
to say. he referred TO his attorney.
but tho Judge interrupted the lawyer.
Il will talk Cor you in this case" he
said. Nathan. you are one Of the
worst thieves in the country. You be-
long 20 one OF the cleyerest gangs Of
crooks In New York. They hang
around Chinatown for the most part.
You wrote . letter TO one OF them
while in jan and told aim 20 bring d
wig and a saw TO you on visitors dag.
You would not have hesita,cd az XIII
ias 80 effect your escape You ind it IS
cheap 70 core over here. You cum
walk over the bridge. This VIII be the
laa, walk Tor YOU ia many a day. You
VIII go TO sing sing FOR four years and
eleven months
rle letter was discovered and Inter
cepted hv Sheriff F1ahorty The last
cscape from the jail was on the first
day of the new administration when
'I)oc" Brown. a SEE ond-st5ry nan
walked on with a visitors oyercoat IN
his arm.
The evening world., 1906-04-02
WOMAN SAVED
PASTOR HIT BY
JEALOUS MAN
Organist, Cause of As
sault, Seized Husband
as He Swung Hammer.

fGnrrfnf % WE Evening MaTI4l
GREESw1Cu. Conn, Aprl The
RAg John Kcpp. pastor Of the German
Althcfan Church. VINO IS in a precaF4-
+ Gus condition as a result of the vicious
attack made on .im 6y the Jealous
husband OF one OK his p%arishioners.
so-day declared that he would have
been boaten 10 death had no. Mrs De
Paul. VIE OF ais %assallant. rushed TO
his rescue.
AS Alder; be Paul was raining
blows on my head with a hammer his
vie grabbed his arm and saved my
life" said the Rev. Ay. Kopp. u owe
my life to her. De Pau was i~nsanely
jealous, and his min was poisoned"
The pastor to-day sent 4 redssuring
message to his aged nother. who lives
at No. % ROSS street. williamsburg. He
was greatly worried lest lie news OF The
assault upon him might prove fatal to
her.
While the doctors are trying to save
Pastor Kopp's life. Tie police are max
Ing a search FOR De Paul. He dIsap-
peared immediately after the attack and
81 IS believed that ae went 10 New YORK
The Sew 4ork Detective Bureau was
asked to-day 10 apprehend him.
N ALaA III 0AAt p o. "HHH -.
bandages the Rev. kopp to-day told
TIE story OF the assault. He Is at tho
home OF one OF his flock. The address
De Paul will attempt TO Gerry oct his
ayowed intention TO slay the minis er.
Constable James J. Medley is OH guard
al the minister's bedside.
De Paul w&s iDsaaely JEALOUS. said
the kev. Mr.. kopp. But he always
treated me kindly and l had no idea
he would inJure me. l did not pay any
NHfaWFNnr "a hNa 1llA than To nv
other woman In my congregation. De
Pull attended The evening services sew
eral times and once he spoke OF join
ing the church. but ! discouraged lin
because ne IS a Catholic. and | dIdn't
want him TO change MS religion.
I am satsned he inte"4eu 10 XII
me. / was walking with one " the
Sunday-school children last night and
as we nearcd the church door De Paul
jumped out from the shadow and
struck me on the back OF the head
and cried out ard Doe struck me again,
Mrs, De Pau was walking ahead
with her sister and when she saw De
caught hold OF his arm. For Gods
Sake are YOU gong 10 XII him? she
DO Paul s,ruck al ne several times
more, nut as DIS wife had hold OF his
avn the force of the blows were less
cngl Ne finally ran aNay and sew
,ral men carried me into the church"
Mrs. Knpn. asod mother Or the IN
tareI fl-tor. ana his sister We're almost
cari-lrokel t-dIy when seen at 1leir
lo0e. 81 80 * -. street. WILLIAMSBURG.
My SON Expected this said Mrs.
fopf 'He sud he feared trouble be-
cause he v1s single ard the men and
ryuu1eg IS ~ Jealous. He was pre- |
us Go ave tue church on that nc !
cttu lac sail ne diln't dare visit
cu, home more than another because
a. women WIRE so jealous.
The ihtest ;r1uh'e was over a gown
th woWcu made for him 10 wear AZ
conformation services. The young
1mcr wan "a him 80 keep Il. hut tho
Non wanted il 10 remain the
.operfg % the church. Then the men
li au INDIGNATION meeting because the
81 ,men liked my son SO well. They
q Int thiut ii right hat a minister
be So yonng and attractive"
The evening world., 1906-04-02
WOMAN ON TRIAL COLLkPSES
Court Proceedings in Pros
caution ~snspended.

AUGUSTA. Ne. April The trial OF
Mrs Alice f Cooper FOR the murder OF
Charles y. Worthy ir. was delayed to-
day on account of the physical coud-
zion OK Mrs. Cooper. who has broken
down from the strain OF the proceedinga.
Several times during the progress OF
the case tho self-control OF the defend
amt has gwen away. narrowing specta-
1es having frequently been introduced
iu onnoe ton with The presentation OF
evidence. To-day she was brought TO
the courthouse IN a carriage. but 4
Al-s teN tiat she was 10 a very WaaL
toIiitl1n, ard a conference IN cham
.- WAS -hsII between Justice Peabody
Att ruey H1snlin ana County Attorney
ir..a ANA counsel Heath. representing
Ars Cooper Finally IL was decided not
30 proceed lnUl a statement a been
secured from the physician attending
goo woran, who was summoned 10 APP
The evening world., 1906-04-02
'SQuire's Etiquette.
BY WALTER A. SINCLAIR.

When writing to Commissioners be careful OF the way
In which you start and end the words that you may have to say.
BE careful of the style you use. and do not once forget
To use the good and rigid rules OF royal etiquette.
Although you need not start IT wittE Your Majesty" or Sire"
Do not omit, in writing him. the title Esquire"
Perchance in time twill come about that foremen on their Jobs
VIII be addressed respectfully by servants as Your Nobs,"
And humble clerks will find they have an awful mess to face
If, speaking toEa deputy. they fail to say Your Grace"
1t must be quite & cnch TO make the servants" that you hire
Respectfully address you with the title OF Esquire"
The ways of royal etiquette develop many bumps
That never bothered Joseph in the days when in the dumps.
No doubt, from high position on your tellow-creatures, neck.
A man VINO deals IN docks and ships could add tho ending Rex
1t must be fine and dandy, with the privilege to fire
A disobeying servant VINO forgets TO write Esquire"
In looking up the matter now TO set ourselves. Alright
We find ESQUIRE" stands for one who follows up a knight
Then slowly reason dawns on us where all 1T first was dim.
Oh. what a night II must have been 10 cause that ukase grim,
a night with gray dawn trailing ON and katzenjammer pain.
Respectfully, obedient, your servants we remain.
The evening world., 1906-04-02
KAISER HITS BACKAT
CAR BY HALTING LOAN

BERLIN April IL was reported on
the Boersc To-day that the Government
s. interposiHg to prevent German bank
ors from participating IN ghe projectcd
Russian loan. Inquiries indicate tina:
The Government IS o actually opposed
TO the loan. but that discussions are
going on regarding how far tidicious
German finauc1ers can participate IN
view OF the Imperial and Prusssan loan
requirements.
The Government as a sequence OF the
instructions semi by the Russian For
Gig Minister. Count LlmsdOrn. 10
Count Cassiui. tho chief Russian rep
~resentauve III Ageciras. regarding SUP
porting the Freuch cn~nten1ton against
tho Inspectnr-Gcuefal OF Police having
his headquarters at C~asabianca, Is IN.
disposed TO assist Russia with money
r-r a-stuanh-uts watch might ultimately
be directed against Germany
The evening world., 1906-04-02
WINS WILL PROBE
STREET CLEANERS
Post of Special Coun-
sci for Aliermanic InveS-
tigating Committee.

William VI WINS. Republican c,adl.
date Cor Mayor at ito c~lect!9n las, fall
has accepted the position of coure !
to the Special A'dermauic Commltter
appointed 20 Investigate the stree
q tninz Derartment
The other n NE proposed was That W
James W. Osnors. He was suggested
bs Alderman Downing. The majority
f@a'N1rcl Mr. WINS. Woo WIS waited upon
Sy a subcommittee iud siEliaed hs
acceptance OF TIE place.
The evening world., 1906-04-02
Mateh Game In chleaao.

dSp>cai 10 The Eyenius World.D
CHICAGO, Apri I'm a match game
mere .tst rigAt at Heusturrr alleys Is
picked urc-neu team from Greater Srw
rk defeated = picked team u: Chieus
lhe crdinors Of the contest werr t1rse.
s"inte i1tu pine % CONT. the ED, bet
Features % The contest wero the good
,N'rvs ~ jimmy smith 81 rr>9klyn. and L~s
ms 90 NtWafk smith just NJ present Is
IA fo9i FORM lui is hittius the local alleys
The evening world., 1906-04-02
A $1,000 RUG
AND MISS {. PACE
All Figure in Mysterious Ar
rest OF the Man for Al
legged Larceny.

go
T., ~" ',clnt ru,nr
-.
,a.tm, , ,En ~,
- u.bo, stc oc.,,o1 ,-n,a., go
,r,r,y.o,,r, ,,,rs "a Of H. as7 W.,
ono us1d~.5 AMI Ninth stre., OF sell
Ink her .ar.s;r. rug Tor 1900 and fail
llue TO give Leg any part OF the money.
: Saeky. VINO is gool-look.ng. IS partner
~ a big cattle scheme wltslle Prince
10 Marilno. OF cairo. Egypt. (hls cat
tie sissme !s also involved in the
eharscs asairst S1cby Tor Miss Page
told MAGISTRATE Wahie that she had lost
5000 IN II. wAica she wouldn't have lost
had she not met tar handsome RUSSIAN
Though the case went over until
Wednesday without any tnresnins out
" the facts the following series OF
kilograms sent TO sacky by Miss
Page during February and March was
eNh'nited by James Naseni. counsel
FOR the prisoner. who was arrested las,
night by Policeman Meade. @, the one
u"n1.l,,t -. - 49, a.
huhuN1" s"e,' slA''o"' NA '"e ues-
.paes,. geers HOTEL. ST Louis;
.yv;~at An Do,c,dt,~ ,hsof,,ol,
~ ""
your taxing the morning tram for
here. Delay dangerous. Now wire IN
.,ant,y tina tims %. train orrly,oc In
-.
1'e St"s'VH Mr.
Have maaasci 70 borrow 80. which
,nns, te re,,rrol Tuesday We Will
A 'e N4 l'7"N ""N" '"e' &c" 49,
~ herwis. d, is nm TO me =,
~ go
nu''SS you are mere u oaek me M
rl.a s,,,. = &C. - Co.,
-
Am IN truHp-e tan mold out much
longer. Wire plans. Desperate.
So PAGE,
VII WIRE u cary. everything al
TlsHt u you cave instantly. ctherw!se
you lose an. Wire BeTtie truth.
&C PAGE
close business III possible as ! mus
nave loA oi money IN ii ie~ hours I'm
lucrative, G. PAGE
send Joseph and Berthe diplomatic
telegram tomorrow, also money. u pos
SOLE Ihey are desperate. Mere 70
sal. Your contract tomorrow 10 Rev
nolds bQn.t ~ Us for my sake Il ior
&C. PAGE"
The defendants counsel also produced
The contract IN The cattle deal wnicA
CtHhN istN WIKI tNN fTtIfFs n4N
VIVA: Il ali meant remained in Egyptian
darkness.
In adjolr. inr the grand lnrccnY
charre fhc N@Tstrate parlcd5 the prs
oner IN hls clnns.t's custody
Miss Page IS a Young woman OF con-
Siderable wealth Her nom, Is IN cal
ifornla. but she has b.sn spcndlae the
on n rlcha-trotnnr t,,tr Saa Mas b,,.n
'" 49," 49, - i, pp-s
i.on5rn B.-iin and other Fu-5pean
rt,ts ~ ~
slc me-, sa,kv three months ago
The evening world., 1906-04-02
DRYDEN QUITS ONE JOB.
jersey senator Resigns from Pub.
lie Service Corporation hoard.

Senator John F. Dryden. President of
the Prudential Insurance Company o..
America. resigned TODAY from the
Bca0i Of Directors of the Publtc Service
Corporation Of New Jersey.
The evening world., 1906-04-02
BOWLERS OPEN BUSY WEEK
OF EARLY SPRING SEASON

Ark now has a god lcnt in ,his tournament.
PAVING won - and l1st Ia games. Brpoklyn
besng seco7I with - victories ia - games
PLAYED dorsey GtY De- thiti. - wn ~ -
lhyci. NoN rork fourth. u Of ~. and
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The evening world., 1906-04-02
HOUSEHOLD LINENS.

Linens suitable for town and country homes. clubs, yachts and hotels
Decorative Linens OF moderate cost. appropriate for Summer use,
including Tea Cloths. Scafs and DoIGes with Japanese
drawn-work, lnsh hand embroidery or trimmed
with Renaissance, Cuny and other aces.
Linen Damask Table Cloths, $2,25. 285, AIS SIS each.
Dinner Napkins to match, $3.25 and 500 per dozen.
Hemstichsd Huck Towels, $500 per dozen.
Hemmed Turkih Bath Towels, heavy weight, 400 per dozen
Cotton Sheets and Pillow Gases at Special Prices.
The evening world., 1906-04-02
BLACK DRESS o

For tomorrow Tucsday), a sale has been prepared. consisting
of Thnty-fve Hundred yards OF French Chiffon Wolfe,
AZ inches wide, at the special price Of
Ren Of Rotunda, First Floor) 85c. per yard
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SOUTHERN RADlwAY.

y. B.-Fo1lowing schedule figures puhlished only
a. information. and are not guaranteed.
IN r.m. Daily. Encal fur Harrfseaourr. VA.
rentno- Danvine and WAy stnttuna.
I'll an. Daily. WanAanetoa and Florida Lin.
tied. Throush eeaehes aad sleepr 10 Oolumbia.
u:i5 an. Daily. Unitsd states Fast Man
Eir.t cosehss and alee9ar to New OrlsanA
&c na ws.k Dsya Las.l ses H.rr,saabsrs
4:U Pm Daily. Local for Warrenton and CAars
5.sO pm Daily. New Ysrh ana Atlanta Rxpress
Eiree class coach to Atlanta. deeper 10 Columbus,
Cal Buneek tourist s1eeper WashinGten 10 0aD
kraneisco 4ondays, Wednesdays and Frideya.
30 p.m- Daily. New York and Florida. xxpress
TT sssshss nnd ssspes e ceasmssa ny.s
T.mpa Dinisx esr sersiee . 4 carts.
100 pm. Oaiay. Eev FORA and Memphis lin.
ttsd tvi LynchburG1 F1rst-c1ass coach ara sieepsr
. Roanoke, Knexsiile. Ohatfanooea ana NempSis:
Sleeper 70 Birmiaghsm and New orieans- Dinine
io.l5 pm Daily Washington aad sssthweste.a
Imfted. An Pullman trains oAoeryat1ua en- .
Atlanta and Macon: club car 10 Afinntas s1sspsss
e Aeshyf1e. Atlsnta. Macua. Birmingham ard
New Orleana Dining car eefyice.
TRAINS on BLuEMONT BRANCH.
Law Wsshin9ton $40 an l:S0. $50. B:o6 pm.
Leesbufg only. On Sunday leave Washingtuo e:io
am. sos pm, for Biuemoat.
Through trains from the south arrive Washingtoo
6.4z, 662. $50. II :05 m, 500, 9:00 and $50
pm. daily. Local trains from Harrisenbure. II 80
i.t r. wsss S.ys and s;2o Pm daily rrsm Char.
Ticket ofices 7o6 18th ST.. 511 Pa. ave. and
q. b SPENCER. GIN. s. n. HARDwroK. P.TM.
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