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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-18

Otto Rupp was nominated LOT 'ao
office of prosecuting attorney on the
demand of Warden Frank KEGS as the
price to be paid the Evening bunc :.
Nobody in the convention outside the
prison gang and the "Bunc" even pre-
tended to be satisfied"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-18

There may be other reasons for the
way those councilmen acted last night,
but there is only one expression among
the citizens today-and that is there
We're some people with large chunks Of
yellow running through their icy feet.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-18
The TaIkative One.
POst-Intelligencer.

Some of those democrats who went
east and then turned west as far as
Lincoln, Neb., hoping to tell Mr.. Bryan
their troubles, were doubtless disap-
pointed that the Peerless One did all
the talking himself
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-18
Cheerful.
RitZville News.

Excuse all mistakes in this weeks
paper, as the editor is sick and the Of
flee devil did the writing. We will try
and have a better sheet next week, as
by that time the editor will either be
better or dead
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-18
Artistic.
Minneapolis Joprnal.

A new potato has been evolved, de-
vised or wrought out as the result Of
scientific cultivation at Reading, Eng
land. Epicures describe the flavor as
a combination of turnip and asparagus.
This potato has a blue skin and yellow
interior and should be kept in hand
painted potato bin.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-18

The difference between Councilman
Bill" GlaSford and Councilman Nc
Kean, so far as the paving deal is con-
where Glasford stands and what he
has done.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-18

Mr.. ". P. Mexican apparently has
it in for the newspapers. There are
few people who know the inside
facts about the pipeline scandal and
the disappearance of the paving bids
who have it in for Mr.. Mexican.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-18

If the stalwart republicans of the
city and county are "satisfied' with
the way the Evening Bunc" and Frank
KEGS sneaked their men through after
buffaloing the majority they deserve
to be bossed to a finish.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-18

Few people take the candidacy of
the Evening Bunc" infant seriously,
yet they dislike the idea of seeing
even a juvenile put up to be knitted,
when there was such good timber for
prosecuting attorney at hand.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-18

Sunday morning the Union declared
Mr.. Green and Mr.. Dysart were
crooked" This morning the homeless
mouthpiece declares the republicans
"are satisfied" Somebody blue PEN
ciled it.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-18

There's a growing suspicion that if
the newspapers did not take an in
terest in how the city is run there
would be several rich councilmen.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-18
HlCcOUGHS CAUSE DEATH.
Olympia Man Exhausted by Two
Weeks Of Trying AffIiction.


OLYMPIA, Sept. 1S.-A protracted
case of hiccoughs caused the death in
Olympia of Albert Caldwell, about SS
years of age. He had been Ill for
many weeks with kidney trouble, and
was seized with hiccoughs in rather
mild form three weeks ago. For the
past two weeks, however, he has hic-
coughed almost constantly, and death
was the result of exhaustion thus
produced. He was taken from his
home to ST. Peters hospital on Sep
TENDER Z, and has since that time
been under the constant surveillance
of physicians, who were unable to
give him any relief.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-18

Are the people-the property owners
and taXpayers-going to forever stand
for the violations of the law as dis
played in the failure to file the pay
rolls for the pipeline?
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-18
Fence Between Them,
Minneapolis Journal.

MIIIHedpOIlS journal.
Mr.. Bryan calls the senate the bull.
work OF the predatory trust, just as the
senate calls Mr.. Bryan the bulwark of
the migratory issues. They cannot get
together.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-18

What a beautiful sight it is to see
the Union and the Evening Bunc" ly-
ing down in peaceful pastures to-
gether. 1t really looks like a case OF
obstetrics.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-18
HEAVY SALES OF SHEEP.

Loss Of Range Causes Owners to Let
Go Stocks.
BAKER CITY, Or, Sept. 1S.-It is
estimated that during the past two
weeks $4,000 head of sheep have been
sold from wailowa county and $4,000
head from Baker county.
Wool buyers who have been In this
vicinity state that this is done on ac-
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-18
1oO6.7 Billiard Season.

Commences at Lutcher BROS
lard hall Wednesday evening"
10 Exhibition games by experts
opening night.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-18

The Union says the republicans
are satisfied" The spineless organ has
just one more guess.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-18

Opening night at Lutcher
Billiard hall Wednesday eVehihs'
10 Exhibition games will be pia''
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-18
Press Comments
A Reason.
King County News.

No wonder socialists are opposed to
unionism. The eight hour law would
restrict their talking propensities to
most unseemly short duration.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-18
YOUNG GIRL NOT FIREeUc.

Costs Are Taxed Against Prosecuting
Witness in Montesano Case.
ELMA, Sept. 1S.-Sylvia Winders
was given a hearing here before Judge
Porter on a charge of burning a barn
belonging to Edward Lambert on his
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-18

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-12
Ser @mfi6tpung 1T Slant:
i6on.

aus Sfn9tau miro bsri9tet : Del
ausfpru9 bss Souberneurs 8ruppel.
mad gesnoieuns bss ruifi9'iapani'
f9sn 9rieaes tritt fur 8finstau TOM
nieraielIe 6o9toniunftur elm, f9einI
f9 in bollem umfanqe els bur&aus
ri9tie au ertpeiisn. aus ebanebai.
por allen absr aus 8f9ifu unb $ten.
tim fommens2 lngen barber, bab I'D
Der ausfubrbanoel tn Strobgefe9'
ten, In erfier 2inie bon Strobborten.
INNER mehr uno mebr nod unferem
Ort aisbt. Den biefigen ggportfir'
men if es 9eluu9en. bic 9r6bten 4i.
neRi9sn 5dnolsr bsranauaieben ; ot'
feisenoen ausfubrsiHern BON Strob'
ssfIe6ten. bic ieitsns cest &ineff9er
sesaoaamtes persei&net uerben, bill
ben ben bsFen 8stpsis fir bic @i9tie'
tsit bisisr 9batia&e. gs bat babe,
nidt meter hbsrrai3t. offs mon 6iei
bbrts, bob cine snglii9e Girma Ia
9i&ifu unb Elm arobes beutf&es 6auI
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-12

- Werf1nappt. VetdngntB'
tpGrter: nWas riitteln sic 10 an ben
Stdben9 sic tpollen pobl priifen, of
fie feft ftnbg" = Disb: rSm 9esens
tbeil. 9err Mufieber!"
-Sarirmns. Mbbotat Gals bei
eirem Oorfpirtb cine srpbe Rauferei
ausbri4t): YRa, 6u MAIDEN Sic ia
6eute elm 8ombtngfHdft!" - Oorf'
tpirtb: nNh, i4 bitt' sic, 6a perbieneu
@ie on elmer Watf6in usbrl1
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-12
9te Mrmees &anttne.

Gin eoura9irtes Songrebmitglieo
hon philadelphia bat cine 0orIage
CUR @isosreinfibruns Der 2antine i'm
6auie sineerei&t uno oisislbe lisst nun
benz @cmite FIR Nrmesan9elsgenbeitsn
bpr.
Die ginrsi9une Der 8orlags III auf
ben umfanb suriif3ufibrsn, baB mad
ben Beri9tsn bss 2risesisfrstdrs unb
Der SibifOns=2ommanosurs In ben
meifen armsspoffsn i'm 2anbe 2ranf.
belt unb Segenerirung in ssrabs3u
sntfsbli4er 6orm untsr ben Wann-
f9aften f4 bsmertbar gema8t baben.
Die 2suts frsqusntiren bic esmsins
FEN @irtbi9aften, usl9e nod abs
f9afuns Der Rantins ME pilse I'm Die
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nufipraneen unb
bOlen f9 Rrantbsit uno Sob bur8
ben @tnuB bss sntissIi&en 5ufsls, Der
linen bort berabrei9t tpiro. Die
Banoe Der Sisciplin ruerbsn geIodsrt
unb Der sanae Sienf uirb aefdbrbst.
Der SoIbat tonrte in ben 3antinen
Bel Bier, lsi9tsn Weinsn unb sinsm
SmbiB f4 nit isinen 2ansrnbsn se.
felig untsrbalteu. gs NOR fein Stub.
Iotal. Or tonnts bic bamit berbunbene
Biblioibsf bsnuBsr uno f4 nit 2ame-
raoen BEL barmloIen Spleen bon Der
bisnfli9sn Nnfren9ung erholen. Der
Wen!3, Oh Soloat ooer gibilif, min
@eieai9aft baben unb fnHn CT bisislbs
ni6t in a%nfdnoisen 2reifsn finbsn. 10
fr9t er He mo nnbefs. Wan nebme
benz Armeeufi3ier fein 8arniions-
@aFno unb aud sr tpirb In anberer
@eiis, mo sr Disleitt BEN 2affer In
bic fists aussebreitsten arme fdlt, gr-
boluns posr 3srftreuun9 fu4en.
Die @ssner Der aantiue iOltsn f9
bod mol bic Sa9e erinbli9 unb Ohne
R9 burd gorurtbsile beeinfufsn gu
Iafen, tiberlsgsn. Sic tbnnen bod
unm6gli9 bic menf9li9e Natur 10
melt p%srtennen. bab fie elanben, Elm
gDt6dt bfros nod aaasssRRrsnaiem Sa'
essoisnf grbolung beim 2eien bon
reliaibs.moraliidsn Srafidt9sn iuaen
unb F9 bann berubi9t unh befrieoi9t
In bic 2lapps legen. Die 6reube am
Saisin benz frii8sn trdfti9en 9eben
mub benz Golbatsn in erfsr 2inie ere
6alien bIsibsn, iOnf wtiroe er Dor benz
Sseinoe cine traurige &ons ipielen.
@tne Mrmse bon vEounbbeaos" uie 3u
grommel's 3sitsn btirfte in ben Sassr
Der Wai1insnesi6hse Der RatiOn feline
etfbe i'm aampfe nit Gsinben Der
Nntiont Iein.
gs III an3une6msn. baB Die Gufel-
fntereHen, bic bas Derfibreriide @ift
ben Speluntsn, bic isit Die 2antinen
ssialOHsn finb, bic 3ufutt Der Sol,
baten fno, liefern, ben tuoblmeinenoen
aber trrsssleitsten $smpersH3lsrn beis
ffehen rperben, bic borliseenoe 2antins.
Bill gu i6lagen. Die Ofentli9e Del
1ung iOlts f9 babsr miriam geltsnb
MAIDEN uno NIT 9r6Bter Wu9t fir
Nnna6me Der @orlage sintreten uro
ben ssmsinsn SOloaten Der u. g.
ibrsn Rlub pisosr ssben. Wenn benz
Soloaten bic Wese berf9loHen fnb,
f9 auf bsrntnftise Weiie su amiiren,
10 iu6t sr bolt gersntis.n, mo sr es
fiubsn tann uno gsbt allen grnfes sum
Ssufsl.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-12
0etmjx@er Gremrfon, az au e s:s

anf II Iaes beiHrdnft. Subtauapolis mad Ctln.
bona gitp s1s. s5, Canadian 3e1as saa .s5. aue
anbereu gnnfte no2 BEN eahveieu, tn sIei4er
perbdItnismdstser Rate. Der srobe Sabpeneu
odsrirt b~eutsntaa bic befte DerIodunssu in ben Der.
Staten fur monAerIei Sarmereten 9os eonb in
biuie, bic 9ermtue Ieidt. eute Giienbabnen, prts
ftoftem. air4en. e4nreu etc. Dis bes3dftieen ieine
,etraS.nrinnem Raner.. .9as' sber .spitbuben..
.GbrIiee HebanbIuus' ID uaisr Rstts. - uirh
beuti& esipro&en.
psIabsma 1exos eonh Go,
"a. y. UwttjeS, 0si@dftSfahrer,
~ ssemtpR GIoppopI 0ebduhs.
IeIspbou, Neu 4s1, WIts Rain $50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-12

@ofhen. IL. Gebr. 3. 5.
Rartin, sin giaarrenbdnolsr, tuurbs
geffsrn bon 6hbrern Der probfbitio.
niRen Ia MibbIsburg angeilagi. neil
Ct istnsr Runosn erIaubte, nm gigar'
rem 90 ipirfeln.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-12

- auiiheu StebIonb 0pe. unb Oriental strabe,
IS BET 1875 Fub sros. Esrtb $500. merbe fur s7s
ON Semanb Der f& elm 6aus gu bauen phni&t per'
~faufen.- HDirb Mot an 8erfoueu p~erfanft bic Giseu.
tbuui permiettsn tponeu. SUITE etrabs uub Srot'
toiss. 9as. absusssamdle unh eIsftrii6 ss Slot an
Der etrase. sa9sufraseu bel s. He9ersr. lass
Gturm Npenue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-12

9ieNaipe. Oireftor: .Sie
fpielen naipe Nolen2 Geben sic mir
nal cine prpbe!" S4aufpielerin:
SD bite nm breibunbert Mart Wor'
f4ub!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-12

Siebsii@er. Gin b~eionberes Sdae>
lofal bat Der Safer bon &Otidindina
er bemabrt fein @elo unb feline Yres
tioien in aussebDblteu Baumitdmmeu
auf, melde in einenl mitten i'm 8alait
an%9ele9ten 0eiber iamimmeu. Dice
len @eiber bemobnen inbeB smansis
aussemadiene Grofobile, mefde ie6en
Oiebitabl better oerbinbern, ais bic
biditen Panserplatten zines @elbs
ihranfeS.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-12

Sni@rift zines @eimfaRes bnn
1873:
Ss6s Surbert Sbuleu tperb i6 aD;eit faffen,
NaS aber briiber III, nidt in mid sieBsn
Iailen.
8 Sci Ter, nimm aud ftets gu beinem 9ei-
ipiel al:
Gin edelin,, Der niebr peri9ludt, ais er
pertragen faun.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-23
NOLI NE TANGERE

loo m6cos Cubiera de ducs conhtusy fasco de
aqua coronados de hojas flores 81 sedento pdbco
Ell maestro de escuela haba hcho evsnar cuci6as col
gar sartenes olIaa para aegres ineRos
La multtud ucendo traes de agrea colores e agome.
raba huyndo del sol srente bo Bombr de loo arbolea del
emparrado Los muchAchos % ubn s ramas sobre Iss
pledras para yer melor ceemon mrabAn envda los
chcos de eacues mpio ben veados ocupaban an
alto deatnado para ellos.
Pronto oyeron los lejanos acorde de mdsca que
Acrcaba pr2cedda dc abgAda urba hombe encagado
dc caba 90 puko nQueto eximn6 mada todo Ga
Aparao Un cuoso cimpeslno segua mrada observaba
todcs an movlmlentoi En que acud mb6n presencar
ceremon ror 30 aot0t de ir vesdo cas DO
conoca Be haba procurado mejor so cas a ado mmo
del torno al borde de Ia excavlci6a,
Con m6sica veDfan s salde los municpes loa fras
los emplesdos esp6os Uncamente fAba d padre Dkmaso
lba conVersba e prmec de quen hAba hecho muy
amigo dede drge nos compdo Dor sua oondsco
rScoBss bAndss les humos srocracos Ell de S. E.
Csptansgo 'lf6es slgunos rcos Acompa6aban lac
da ovene que preserVaban loo rotros yos
del sol baio vistos ombra de seda E padre Sy seQuf,
como aempre, Gencioso penaatiyo.
Cusnte ulted mi spoyo sempre que % trae de una
buen sccl6 decs se lbarr 20 proporcionsr6 cuano
uated necene ano hare 10 proporconn los
medida que ban acercando sen ell ioven paIptar az
coraz6n lnikntvamene drgi6 nrsda anda
mada M levntads; vic al hombre encsrgsdo de Ia cabs au
dae respetuOnmente 6ar en- 81 momento Ia Vista. Con
lorpres descnbr6 Elias que sgr6cavo pests6eo
d6 entender acordase que h. dth1 en- II Qesa
curs se puso las vesdura Acerdotslea empez6 lse
ceremonial Fl tusrto sscran mayor tena ell ibro
derredor de pie descubeos Ruardabn IN profundo 81
encio
Entire anto hlbfan Colocado Ia c,s De s.al per6d
soh medallas monedaE
StGor Ibarra tquiere usted coosr /, cas- en- So aitol
murmur6 el acalde 81 dido e ioYen
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-23
blBLl0rECA DE sLA DEM0CRACIA'

Con mucho gusto Conte6 este usurparia es hon.
dehe stGo Ecrbano 6or Eicrbano debe ds e del
act0
E Escrbano deGcend6 entonCe Ia Aombrada ecalera
conducts al ondo do Ia excavation con sosmnIdsd conve
nente depos6 10 cata hueco de pedrA I'll cura Cog6
hiaopo roci6 lAa pedras aqua bendtA
LEGO momento de clda uno 30 OucnarAda de mez
c aobre superce del aar yaca en- foo para que
otro Adaptase bien agarrkse
IbarrA preaent6 al Acalde psA de abl sobre
ancha ho de plata eaAba grabada techA del dG psro . E.
pronunci6 antea alocuc6n On cAstellano.
honor prd ceremonial do mportanca que voso
sros compendereis n Nos 10 dgamos So tunda una
escuela escue base de sociedad En6Adnos escuea
de an pueblo, diremos que pueblo e.
sVenos dc San Diegol Bndecid DioU que 90 h dado
vuosos cerdotes bierno de a Madre PAra que dtunde
inCansabe civilization es isas ampsrsdas por ea
bio ooroso manto Bndeod Dos que ha apadado de
enae divna paabra BsndeCid a Goberno que tantos
cfCos h hecho hce hs vosotros por vueatfos hos
hos bendce h primera piedra de este importante
edco Nos Acalde de esa provincial en- nombre dc s.
M e Rev. Doa guarde Ry de a Espa1M en- nombe del
preclaro Goberno epIh de m pabeon nmaculado
empra vtorioso Nos conagmos en- este aco pflnCpa-
mos 10 edifc'c6n de esta escuelA
sVecnos de San Diego viva 81 rey Viva ESpa6a VIVIAN
los religososl Viva 10 relig On cat6ica''
Viva Viva conteat1on muchaG Voces-Iviva 81 Ethor
alcade
Fate edeleend6 dtspr6 gsauosamsn los acorde de Il
m6sc& que empt26 tocar depo6 paetRdaa
mezca sobre ID terra gua maestad hbs deCenddo
yolVi6 aubr
Los empIeados apsuderon
lbarrA ofeei6 ralA de Tts Il que despues de
hsF os oios en- 81 On momebto, deacendo lentamente
Ia msd de Ia eclera evant6 vista para mraf pedra
cgaba sustl los poderos cables peo solo fuE M Sc
gundo contnu6 descend:pdo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-23
NotiCias dol dia

profesiones dc Abogado y Nosario, Of
asaoE DIAz NAVARRO ss dispone
schrar { sus slientes honorar exec
sivsmente m6dieos.
60 En el Club de r. Kehrhahn l.
Co.. rs San Francisco, 20 venden dos
reloies dc orc esdA semana, entire 50
| socios, sbonando 90 SO 8 LOO semanal.
L. Ultima semans obtuvo uno Of
sefior Oscar Castro, do Maysgu q,
soeio n6msro 90.
MODISTA Sc neeesita una No.
1ista para 10 Direction del Departa.
nento dc costuras do sThe Porto Rice
Drawn Work & Embroidery Cos Is
Allen 81, San Juan.
-ES NECESARIO exigir que cad,
ossia chtenga grabado el nombre D..
geasivo Moiarrieta, pero IN solo estu-
che produce meior stecso que una do
cena de botellas de aqua mineral q ds
ser el nnico curative radical, dol on
somsgo del intestine, el Digestive
Mojsrrieta purtdsa los allmentoa ,
loa haee asimilables. Fl legisimo Dt
sestivo hoiarriesa cura en- un dis In,
indlgestionea, on IN mes los disusn
sias o gastralgias, y On tres meses In,
mas graves Intermediates cr6nicas de-
essomsgo del intestine, EssA uni
versalmente coadrmado, on torma al,
lgual, que 10 encacia del Digestive
1olarriesa 90 verGaderamense radiea
| Y superior q la de sodos los otros re
medios. Dc venta en- lAs prinei ale,
farmacias dc Europa y America,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-23
tContsnudcsdn de Ia pdQina5'l

%THE HELvETIA.-27 calls dc
Crux. Gran casa de hespedes. Sta
bio d. hotels. Aposentos para familiAs
y personas solaa. Comidas & eincuen-
ta eentavos subisrto. Bafios. Telsfono
1s3. Apartado eorreo, 2s5. Propissa'
rio, Pedro Sshira. Nota, Este hoss
astA { cargo do una seliorita sague
10
TIL NAY FLOWER. -- Cristt
DO. 10. San Juan, R.-A una cua
dra dc los earroa elSetrieos y prinsi
palss edineios del Gobisrno. Esplsn
dds vista 10 bahia. Bafos modsr
NOS sanitarios. Habitasiones tressas
Kxquisita somida puertorriquena J
amerisana. Preaios modsrsdos. .-Ekl
LILA RAMIREZ, Viuda do Maatsrrer
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-23
DOCTOR GvSTAvO nvROZ

DE LA FACULTAD de
Mediclna de Madrid y Ex-pro.
fesor Clinlco del Hospital de
San Carlos, de Ia mlsma Fa.
cultad, de regreso de su viaje
4 Madrid, ha establecido 81
ohclna professional en- la calle
de Tetuan NJ 81.
Horas de consulta de 2 4
4 p. N. Telefono nQ 326. d.
Para caballero s6lo, IN cuarso
On I'm mirador, % alquila on cuatro
dollars menauales. Cristo TO- altos,
lntormaran. l5-9
LAHORE S.-ss 'ollai'ap
Bordadoras y buenas Caladoras, asegu.
rando!es trabaio conssante. Proporeio
namos 10 tela y dibuio enviandolos &
eaalQuer parte dc 10 isla. Diriglrse 4
The Porto Rico DRAWN Work l.
Embroidery CO Fortalexa 10. Tam.
hisn no solieitan Oostareras, Ind
FL ssfor DIAZ NAVARRO ha
eatahlssido % ohsina do Ahogsdo J
as Notarfa On essa siadad, sale do aar
Jasto n6msro II.
kisrsa ante 10 Coris Federal, Cor
% do Distyito do toda 10 Isla y Oorts
Euprema, dsd!sandoss asimiamo o
sxamsn do tftulos do propisdadeS, In.
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The Washington times., 1906-06-18
.BELASCOS IN AUTO
HAVE BAD ACCIDENT
Two Big Machines Crash at Asbury
Park, Killing the
Chauffeur.

NEW YORK. June 1s.-In collision
between two automobiles in Asbury
Park. the Misses Rena and Gussie Be
Iasco, daughters OF David BelascO. were
injured, whilo the chauffeur Of one OF
the machines. Harry Isaacson, received
hurts which caused his death
Peter A. Fogarty, OF 302 West Sixty
eighth street. owned one OF the ma
chimes. which was being driven by
Isaacson. The Misses Belasco were in
a machine owned by Isaac T Strauss.
Of Newark Strauss and Fogarty were
each placed under $3.50 bail.
The accident happened at the inter
section Of Grand and Sixth avenues.
one Of the most dangerous points for
automobiles in Asbury Park
M Fogarty, although badly bruised,
escaped serious injury. The chauffeur. a
boy about eighteen years old, had his
skull fractured at the base He was re-
moved to the Long Branch Hospital.
where he died
The Misses Belasco jumped when the
two machines met. One Of the young
women fell on her face and two Of her
teeth were knockede out The other
escaped with bruises about the hips Mr.
Strauss was slightly hurt
The Washington times., 1906-06-18
CASSATT AND DREXEL FINED
FOR SPEEDING IN AUTOS.

PHILADELPHIA, June B.-R- X
Cassatt. son OF the president OF the
Pennsylvania railroad. and George W.
Chi'ds Drexel are two Of the --latest vic
TINS Of the auto cops Each C these
well-known men has handed 10 Magis-
trate Harris. at his West Phnadelphis
office, a donation" as they call the fine.
Of SO and costs They are but two
OF the many men who live along the
Pennsylvania main line who have re-
Gently donated -
Mr. Cassatt was spotted" by Officer
Charles Brown. Of the Twenty-first dis
trict- He was going al an eighteen-miie-
an-hour clip. Mr. Drexel was charged
by the same officer with covering seven
teen miles an hour
Mr.. Drexel has evaded the police
since Wednesday, and even MaRfstrate
Harris constable was unable 10 land
him But yesterday morning Mr.. Drexel
stopped at the magistrates Office and
made good" and even smiled on the
squire as the latter. in a kindly way.
advised that he keep within the speed
laws"
The Washington times., 1906-06-18
THUNDER DROWNED
SHOTS OF SUICIDE
Aged Real Estate Man
Kills Himself During
Storm.

PHILADELPHIA. June Is.-While the
crash of thunder was filing the air. and
the sound Of shots could not be heard.
Edmund p. Seymour pioneer real es-
tate man, of Germantown, seventy-one
years old. ended his life in his nagnifi-
cent home. at go West johnson ave
nue.
Although the Germantown police sent
special officer TO investigate. but lit
tie was learned regarding the motive
One story told is that Seymour has been
III Tor about a year. but this viii lie
news TO many OF his friends. He vas
supposed 70 be worth s3I,60 His Nlisi-
ness was well c5nducfed. the flrrl Eoins
Potter & Seymour. 5s23 Germantown
avenue.
Although SeymOur's favorite niece is
the wife of William Carrigan. living
Just across the street from her uncIeis 3
home. she did not learn OF his death ln-
IN o'clock at night, and then she
tainted.
Edward b. Smyth, 2e7 Harvey street
member OF the trm Of Young. SMITH
q Field. IS nephew.
The two sons are Bailey Seymour.
thirty years old. a lawyer. and Percy
seymour, twenJy-six years old. a law
student.
The Washington times., 1906-06-18
DIVORCED HUSBAND
HAD SAY IN WEDDING
Judge Holds His Consent to &c Nee
essary to Marriage of
DaughScT

OMAHA, June Is.-A contemplated
marriage Of a young girl here did not
take place in Douglas county, at least
by County Judge Leslie. who refused
t. issue a license.
The brldegroOm-tO-be in the case was
James Armstrong, Of South Omaha, a
man fifty-two years Of age. who asked
for a license to marry less than one
third his age, Miss Gertie Myers. OF
South Omaha, who is only sixteen years
old.
Mrs. Myers was present, and gave her
full consent to the marriage, but County
Judge Leslie insisted that the law re-
ouIred the consent OF the father for the
marriage of minor children.
Mrs. Myers said she had been di-
vorced from her husband, and the Gus
tody of the girl was awarded 10 her.
but Judge Leslie insisted that as long
as the father is stiH living his consent
must be had