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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-16
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sean pagados por aEleIanfad0a II
Cada seisspA IRbIRs Bs cRe1ttAn poruna IL
Las cartas que vengan con com uliicados
sin su impOrte, no SIC cOntegfan
Sc EALOUILA.-Uu piano en- muy buen esta
do. ] rmHam. Sn Francisco IL San
Juaa, L r.. 15vs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-16
O. .EIIs3 6RI3
Re.s 81 L,laaaz0 .slaII s...III

M aRaulca &EoQ coo QQR loe dareehos del
1sqpozone e. AFnertca otTos paises3
el Fecl0 fnas alto pa do. ia1Ii 56f si-
GilEaesh defeG1os EeEI Sena1q descphEi-
aHu ah q3entQcient tf6cos Hleiplps estC, despYes
a dePrpbar ,ek 4prQducto durante dos afios
poT medic de MEdicos 81 HospitaIes, en
este pals otros. Cufkmos con 6f fOda
aclAss enfennedades, Hnil1ares5de los
casoa mas diffciles que se pudierou obte-
ner. Probamos que en- cua1quier enter
rel itligirad n PqFQ sfmenes, cdns
aisne d Ode ia Tx icfnas no pueden
conseguir. A6ora 1e pedimos que 10
z afF 7sal 8 6ieE5Agk u5egeFa expen-
al lsa as9as9tJ E1se ri nasctrosi iiCdnps;
.ar 81 Veasla one q lsrass 7DespuEa w 10 usark
eaempre, come moeotroa haceuos, como
sis bAcen dlildnes de pefsohas. 70 usdr6
ah 88s3dV "a aolo86af 1sssneg4 Ia ss1ue fsin 10
para mantenerIagGXf 81 IleseViEeg6 tOdos
SuJ 1atlgcizSEigutUu.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11
No League Base
ball ii El Pasc

According 10 q dispatch from n
Paso there win be no professional
baseball In that city this season on
account u the street car company
there charging ! prohibitiye price for
the use of the only available grounds.
Sufficient funds to insure 4 winning
team had been raised among busi-
ness men, but owing to the failure Of
the street car company 70 come to
terms, the baseball promoters have
decided TO refund the money TO the
subscribers. Nearly all Of the play
ers had been signed James A Lama
gan Of Stanford university vas 70
have been the manaser-captain. Pass
city fans are telling quite sore over
the penny wise policy of their street
car company, which they claim w0uh
reap good harvest In car fares a10
could we'll afford 10 donate the use q
the park.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11
Cars Attitude Creates Rift Ii
Cloud Hoyefing Over Russia
No More Ukases and Nominations ia Official Mes
senger- Better Feeling Prevails

ST. Petersburg, May 1l--s:s0 pm
The new council empire. or upper
house OF parliament was opened by
Count solsky. its president. this af-
ternoon. with elaborate ceremo
nies.
Better Feeling Exists.
!, St. Petersburg. May 1.-THE I'M.
preston LEFT by yesterdays historical
event Is on the whole optimistic. Even
the radical press assumes q rather
hopeful tone. One Or the striking
changes today Is the appearance or
the official messenger. which for days
and weeks has been appearing each
morning WIN column after column Or
ukases and nominations. With the
assembling Of parliament the end has
come and not 4 single ukase was prin-
ted today.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11
Knock Out Blow
To Paper Trust
Newspaper Publishers He'll Deci-
. sion Of Court With D.
light

ST Paud, Mimi. May 1.-THE Unit.
ed States government today secured
the unconditional surrender in the
United States circuit court before
Judge sanborn. Of the paper trust.
against which the attorney general
began 4 suit December ~, 1s04,to dis
solve the combination between the
General Paper company and twenty
three other defendants on the ground
that an agreement was entered into
by the defendants In restraint Of the
Interstate commerce. Attorney Kel.
logg, for the government. and Attor-
ney Flanders. for the defendants. a.
peared before Judge Sanborn. and
Kellogg moved that the mandate from
the United States supreme court AZ
firming the order that witnesses mus
testify be flled. The Judge order
ed the mandate fled. Witnesses ap
peared and offered to testify. ana de
defendants then withdrew their an
swers. The judge Immediately order
ed the decree to be entered asains,
them.
/ This is 4 complete victory for ths
government.
The price Of paper at the time tn,
\ suit began vas from 500 10 32.2!
4 per hundred weight The bringing d
the suit has had the effect Of reducing
- -
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11
Prof. Muenther
May Be Found

3fH3 4 E Fp
Springfield, III, May 11.-A man
who insists that he Is B. F. Carr. q
circus performer. Is under arrest here
on suspicion Or being Erich Muenher,
the Harvard professor. who Is wanted
In connection with his wife's recent
mysterious death. ,s.. 10
d Prof. Muenther Is suspected of the
murder Of his wife. who died from the
effects Of poison at their home ir
Cambridge. He disappeared shortly
after his wife's death when II became
known that he was accused OF having
murdered her, and his relatives since
expressed the fear that he had com
mitted suicide
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11
An Indictment
Against Nichols

Pittsburg. Pa. May IL--Trne bills
IN connection with the failure of the
Enterprise National bank Of Aileghe.
ny were returned BY the federal grand
iury against F. n. Nichols and L. s.
Cook. The indictments are FOR con.
spiracy and aiding the cashier of the
Enterprise National bank 70 misapply
the funds Nichols il the secretary
10 William II. Andsews, the territorial
representative OF New Mexico. aud
Cook IS real estate dealer IN this
city The cases will probably be
called next October.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11
Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation Building Opens Soon
Furniture Throughout Will Be Of Mission Style
And Carload VIII b Bought Swimming
Pool and Gymnasium For Use Of
% Members.

be- *ensed hy The meath 20 members
froEa si1 ID sIk
TIE Z. y. c. a. of Las Vegas sill
be organized as sooa ~ the buiidinE
a. ready for occupancy and N effort
viii shsn u made IL start \ off on
4 seis-sspportlns basia There u 4
pledcN nenbership nov a tuo hun.
drea ina my and 4 is ezpe<ted %
"a Z laast one hnndrsd more names
% IL roster With the opsniHx of The
buiIding-
~. y. narn<s of kAnsss City VII
b. the secretary ~ ths local =. -. c.
A.. and ~ ID expected 10 arrive here
o. Jnss 1. Mr.. Bsrres n q prssent
Hssi.3ant secretary u the y. y. g. A.
ir Kansas CITY. He has The reputa.
tion of being one q the most active
associatinn workers In the United
states aad Il u Z feather IN the caps
a. the local directors In getting him
to take charge of The Las Vegas Or.
gnaIsstion.
Ths Y. u. 9. A. building here WIN
! be the equal % any In the southwest
when q 10 thorouGhly fitted out IN
addition to me natatorinm there win
be Z modern gymnasium equipped
with apparatus Of various kinds for
physical exercise. Tho apparatus for
the gymnasium will be ordered u
the same time as the fnrnitnre. There
win aiso be o reading room. with
sheivss filled with good hooks by
le4ding authors, as welIas numerous
periodicals and newspapers.
The annual membership fee for the
local association viii be sItA Dbis
win entiile the members 10 ali o. the
privileges
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11

uuless present indications 20 amiss
the handsome nex y. NJ q. IA. build,
ing erected last year It IN expense
o. nearly $4,000 win bs opened BY
the middle m June. The cement
swimming pool siIl be finished With
IN few days and there win be nosh'
Ing left then hut the Installing u The
furnishings. Something Ike thres
thousand dollars win ba expended fos
furniture. which Vim Be entirely ol
the Nission styls.
Y The suiniminK poci. which n heIas
lined with ceneat. u eisktees feea
vide and my feet long. with slup'
ing bottom from two and o0e.haif q
eight feet. The water viii bs heated
with live steam by means of . per
forated iron pipe which win extend
out from the deep end q the pool
This pipe viii lay on the bottom q I
depth sufficient TO prevent any q ~
bathers coming In contact wtlh 4
while swimming or xadinE. II d
claimed that the water can b heats1
In this way 70 any desired tempsss
fure.
A carload Of furniture will be need
ed 10 III out all of the rooms. In "a
dition 70 the association rooms prop
er there win be sixteen private sleep
Ing apartments for the accommoda
tion Of members who have no homes
OF their own. These private rooms
will be equipped with NIL modern
conveniences. Handsome iron bed,
win be used instead or wooden one,
and the beds win have O black I'm
ish No to conform with the otheI
furniture. According TO size and Vi
cation these sleeping apartments viii
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11
ARCHITECT PLANS
A CITY BEAUTIFUL,

San Francisco, May ii.--Eartnauake
and fame In San Francisco have
cleared the way for Daniel n. Burn.
hams plans for a City Beautiful
Mayor schmitz. who has Just made
the announcement that the Burnham
plans win be followed In the rebuild-
ing, ii enthusiastic over the possibil.
titles and speaks OF the. contemplated
$3.50. .ooo, 900 water front, as II II were
d mere baTatelle
Daniel VI. Hurnham. known as -the
builder Of cities' Is the architect EN-
ployed by the Merchants Association,
organized In January. 1904. with ex.
Mayor Phelan at its head, to outline
an ideal city. Mr.. Burnham was sup
piled with ample funds to carry out
his ideas and was stationed in a bun.
galow built on Twin Peaks. an emil
nence seven hundred feet high. at
the head of Market street, with the
panorama OF the city and It's environ
spread out before him.
The work Of the architect and his
assistants lasted more than a year AMI
comprehended plan interfering as
little as possible with the rectangular
system Of the streets. making a great
Civic Center its axis and an unbrok-
en- line from Market street to the
Park and the Presidio. one Of its
special features. His plans abandoned ]
then because or the exnense Of tear
.rg down involved win now be fol.
lowed. The details. told by Herbert
r Law. N the Craftsman. are daz-
cling suggestion of heautv and fitness
with the practical never for moment
lost sight Of. # n.
''The core of the New san Fran-is.
co" writes Mr.. Law. is to be the
civic center located at and about the
geographical center Of the city--the
junction III Van Ness avenue. the
principal boulevard. running rnrtf, and
south. and Market street. the city's
main artery. extending east and west
About the civic center, within a radi
rs Of dozen SQUARE blocks. win be
housed me administrative ami intel
\ ,actnal NE AZ the city. including the
rcst.nrlca. new ~. 500 no0 bnild,nv
triurad but mt irrevocably IN ths
T'sester:: the civ hall the grounds q
which viii he er,ar0ed ami cnorsiinat
"a with the scheme. and the public
l,brary. The site has already beer
\ rnrchased--a square block On Var
Mess avenue. near Market street. 4
--,,l,on.aoliar building win be starte,
newt wear.
The proposed buildings for the CIV
n center are me 0nera house. tn,
concert hali. the Municipal theatre
the Academy Of Art the Museum .
n An. a tAchnnlorfcal and indnstria
schnol the Museum ~ Natural His
torv the Acaderny Of Nrs'c. an exhI
bittnn hall and an assembly hall
aThe architecture W,li ~ v'rcrnw
" hold its own and dominate me z,
aeeratedI skyline Of its SURROUNDINGS.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11
NEW FRISCO TO
BE- VERT ABLE
CITY BEAUTIFUL
n n Hi
Ciwe ceNis d Public Building, 10 BE-
HI u nssnfeeai kesisfn
A<iropolis.

Chicago. Nay n.--Ayehifsct Daniel
II. Burnhsm win start today for San
Francisco to &c. in an advisory cspa'
city vith the committee Of citizens
that Il planning 70 build q more beau
tifui city. He will BE accompanied ~
Edward Bennett. Who assisted him ~
preparing plans two years ago for
the city.
Il, shall probably 'haye . confer
ence with. former Mayor Phelan. who
was chairman Of the Improvement "a
sociation two years ago. and other
citizens. said Hnrnham. 4 an, viii
ing TO help them all ] can. How long
I viii remain viii denend on cir.
cumstanees."
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11
sAMsAATA REcEIv.
ING Re,nroRcEMgnrs.

Durham, Natal. May 11.-Thousands
OF zulus are reported 10 be on their
way TO join the rebel chief Bambaata
and the colonial troops are being hnr-.
ried forward to present the junction.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11

no wiii H. me most available u
ises 10 q question which eznnos be
aasxered nos. I.shsil nos 40 sns
thinE 10 secure another naminsiion
and 10 nos xsat Il uni~ss eircuu
stances SEEN 20 demand it-sime
aloze can determine thzt.
\ This n shs first authoritative state
n.snt a. Brsan's atsitnde towards the
presidency IN isas. The letter i
personal and his comment the more
interesti1s from the fact that 4 n
i frank utfesanee n the party leader
20 4 epnhdentiai friend. &
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11

Jas. q. McNary win leave In day
or two for Chicago. where he win
spend several days In selecting car
load of furniture for the new y. n. g.
a. building. This furniture win be
the product Of the best factories In
the country, and. BY courtesy of w.
N. Rosenthal Of the Rosenthai Furnt
ture Co. and ]. B. Moser Of the
Grand Leader. viii be furnished to the
association at absolute cost,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11

chants stsss That trade SsS better
rhss coaclsSor Win ncs isss ias a.
present the fzrmep are eesy sith
aheir soxk. sheepmsn sre iamhinr.
md ths eassl<m~a aEe eusily snxzx~d
- their ranches In 1 fex uesks
shsp khesring yin eexin. stockm<n
I'll oonse % to~a for supplies ana
scci xill " brought 70 to eity for
delivery.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11
Circus Men Shoot
College Students

Columbia. Mo-. May IA student
named Dole Of the University Of Mis-.
souri,. was shot and perhaps fatally
wounded. and several other fellow stu.
dents were injured In Tight with en-
ployes Of a circus here late last
night Dole received q bullet In the
rack Of the head and Is reported as
dying. One of the other students IL
reported as seriously hurt. The cause
Of the trouble Is not known. The au.
thorifies are investigating. >
Beat Santa Re Youth. s
Columbia. NO.. May I1.--Charies II.
Easley OF Santa Fe. y. NJ. was severe.
ly beaten BY tho crowd of showmen IN
an effort 10 induce him To tell the
names OF the students who creased
the rails and preclpltated the free for
all fight. ,.@ ps
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11
|ouR uNIvERslrv HAS
IT'S COMMENCEMENT.

Albuquerque. y. NJ. Mny N.-Pa.
rents and friends Of the graduates Of
the University Of New Mexico are
rashered here IN considerable number
% see them receive their degrees at
the commencement exercises this
evening. DR.. W. r. Garrison. president
of Butler college. indianapolis. Is 10
deliver the commencement address.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11

New York. May ii.--cari Schnrr.
Turner s~cressry u she interior and
velLkno~n a pnblicist and editor.
who is critically ~ ns bis hous here.
vas r~ported - resttnx eaaily this
morning Ne 10 suffering from On ail.
ment Of the stomach. 10 which ne has
long been subject.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11
A ANNouNcEMENr.

C. c., Williams, secretary OF the
Campbell System Farming associa-
tion. announces that Sunday after
noon the engine and machinery In
use by the experts three miles east
Of Las Vegas on the model farm Will
be placed IN operation at 3 O'Clock. A
demonstration lasting two hours viii
be given for the benefit OF those who
were unable to visit the farm dur.
Ing the week. 35s \ +.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11
HON. J. {. HERhooM
DIES IN pRGscorT.

Prescott. Arir. May 1f.-Johs G.
Herndcn. an smiaent lawyer ~ lAe
territory and an exsmemher IL The
territorial council. died here yssssr.
day. aged = years.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11

The meeting Of the Community
club held recently was not very well
attended. A few speeches were made
Int no husiness Of importance wAs
transacted.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11
Bryan Nav Be
Candidate Again

81 Lnpfs, Nav In. G. Wetmore
Il this citr i personal friend of vii
nam jennings Brvnn. Yesterday re-
ceiyed letter n which BRYAN said:
Il sm satisfied the thinEs ! have
beea 0shtInE for are growing. but
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11

The following telegram was sent
today TO James A. Dick at Ell paso.
Texas:
Congratulations 10 James AT. Jr. or
fer steady Job as editor III chief Of
Optic. manager grocery. or full part
nership IN Law office.
J. q. McNARY,
]. H, sTEARNs.
w. q. HAYD0N.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11
> ~<~A~HAH~>~~e .
RESUME srANoAAn6 "a. |.
or nstt tsp1

Chicago, May ll.-Nea<ly ever)
railroad running south. nofth. and
west from Chicago was eepresente<
today before the interstate commerce
commission when the Investigation In
to the relations Of the Sta1Srd On
company with the railroads ess re-
sumed. x
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11
Sidewalks In
iinsite Park

The park commiasioners oe u city
having charge Of the public parks.
through Henry LOrsnzen. ons cf the
commissioners. requested u ~ n
brnry board some sugxestion as TO
the walks to be constructed in Hill
site park.
Accordingly at 1 meeting ~ tho
library board last night the board
addressed d communication 70 the
park commissioners recommending,
10 the Absence of funds TO mako CO.
ment walks, that gravel from the
Arroyo Pecos be used, Ike that II
Lincoln park. and also recommendr
Ing that work begin It ones.
It II good news that this much
needed improvement u engaging the
attention of those Ii charge. Tho
rainy season viii soon begin ana TIE
approaches 10 the library should b
III good condition.
The cross walks are al important
and the people by the iihe Of trayel
have themselves marked out the
proper places.
The board recommends that The
curves be 90 made AZ to constitat4
nearly half circles. Al both convsnt
lent and Ornamental.
Now let the property owners about
the park wake up and give rot oaly
encouragement but material I'D. Tke
improvement of the park u ! bettsr-
ment to every lot fronting thereon.
The Women's Library Aas'n. -
lending helping hand and With 90
operation al around Hiilsite PARK
should soon present better appear
ance.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11
MRs. JEFF pAvis
10 convALssc,nc.

New York. May Ils-Nrs. Je9ersou
Davis. who has bean m with grip for
seyerai days in her apartment st the
Hotel Gerard. was reported ~ much
improved today.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11

fishers throughout Ne country. Com
petition viii nov - renewed BY al
Of the mills IN the country.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11
TWO EARTHQUAKES
IN HooslER STATE.

Petersburg. Ind, May IL
Two distinct earthquakes were
[ felt here at 12.:45 o'clock this
morning. Al low rnmbling was
heard. buildings ouivered. ana
windows and dishes ratified.
MANY people jumped from
their beds III fright.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11

Mrs. Pablo Lopez Of this city Il con.
f,ned ID her bed BY illness.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11

Fifty cars Of cattle have reached
here from Dsming and twsaty.stx
more frcm Silver CITY. Two oaxloads
q hcrses were shipped non ~
b1euerque TO saltwater. Okla, ysetogA
day. ]. y Napier. territorial inspeo
tor. has departed for AlbaquerqSe to
inspect ths shipment. J.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11
CONGRESS STILL
WRESTLING WITH
RAILROAD RATE
49, csa~lAsa hSuisg - psasna
Csaa AssspshGsa - esuiag
nsek ysn.

Wo~1ia8t00s HAy tis-A N<D418 -
bsiax - ~ ~ houas oOmmissse
On appropriaitoas for esttnatss ~
the uork Of the Pansna canal % ear
~ % operations during the next ascal
year. Secretary Tan explsiped % ~
committee II win b fmppssibls 20 sub-
mit detailed estimates until ths arri-
Val here o. Chief Engineer atsvsss.
WIN b nov "a his way froa The isth-
mus. The total to be asked for b ssid
to aggregate 90 .0oe. 200. but ths sx-
ct nsur~s cannot - submitted a
present.
osll ossesss rate olll.
washlnEton. May li.--Ths eoaslt
GRAFTON 0f The railroad rate htli uas
resumed IN the senate today. ge.ator
Bailey presented his amendment pro,
htkitjng the Interior United States
courts from issuing temporary injunc-
tious against orders Of the interstate
commission. Bailey's amendment vas
Lost On q vote of - To "a. Allison
presented FIRST hIs compromise amend
n,eetA striking out the words fairly
renunerstive" from the fourth ssctioa
of the biIl - descriptix4 ' rates
~Aich ineSrstaie comNld lnmis-
xiop may prescribe TbS dnsat
Dted without divisI6d sulbsr-
Rnted,xn smsndnent requiring
1mctions should not be grant
FA Ik<snf kanrinx >Shd 'alsn fmuralnx
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11
RooEv As SUPREME
JUDGE ~ PoRT oRlco,

Especial 70 The optic.p
Washington, d. c.. May li.--
n Il understood here that ex-
Delesate y. 4. Rodey of New
Mexico. has been rendered sAe
position Of justice 81 the 90
prernt court In Porto Rio an4
that NJ. Rodey has asked -
tldpe n which 20 determ1nix
v1Rther or not he can aAd !
y tSnccept the appointment.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11

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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11

psnsIeH Bills In Heuee.
washington. May 11.-T1e house
spent the day considering private pen.
sion bills.
The Washington times., 1906-03-18
Attending Advert Meeting.

Those from this place who are attend
ing the Seventh Day Adventists' special
meeting. which is being held at GRAY
vile, Tennessee, this week are Presi-
dent A c. Daniels, Vice President G
A Irwin, l. H Evans. treasurer, and
Elder J. s. Washburu
DR.. Lillian Wood-Starr visited the
Washington Training College last week
en- route from Nashville, Tenn, 10 Mel
rose Mass
Elder A +. Bailenger Of Occoguan
Va. spent Saturday with friends at
this place.
Mrs. J. z. FrOom, OF Maple street
visited friends IN Washington Tuesday
Floyd Rigby. OF Baltimore. spent sun
day and Monday with relatives ana
friends at this place on his way 20 Ok
lahoma- where he VIII make his new
home
After twelve weeks OF suffering from
paralysis Miss Annie Huck passed away
al her home on Pine street. where the
funeral services were held with all the
members Of the family present Father
Rcssenthaal. OF BrightwOOd. OfficiateC.
Mrs Brainard visited friends in Wash
ington last Tuesday
DR.. Harding spent Wednesday AZ this
place visiting the different institutions.
Mr. Beebee. who has been in attend
ance at the Students Volunteer Club
at Nashville, stopped a day with Ia
koms friends en- route for MeIrose. Mass.