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7 O. O. F. TEMPLE DIRECTORY:
Subordinate lodges meet as follows
Salt Lake lodge no. 2. Friday.
Fnterprise lodge No 10, Wednesday,
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Grata vista.
NuGVO pGrl6dICh

Hemos tenido Ell placer de saTudar al
distinguido jOven de Maysgtiez, nuestro
cOmpafiero en- la prensa don Rafael Mar.
tfneE Nadal, que SO encuentra de paso en-
San Juan.
Un n6mero, ell primero, de la nueva
revista de ciencias, arte y letras Gel
Bohemia, que editan en- aquella ciudad
los j6venes escritores Ulises Heureaux,
Enrique Monies de Oca y Ell referido senior
Martinez Nadal, hemos podido hojear y
realmente merece todo el apoyo de los
amantes q la buena lectura Ell indicado
peri6dico, que contiene muy buenos traba-
JOS de conocidos literatos algunos re-
tratoB de las simpaticas artistas de la com.
pafifa de opera ''scoguamiglio', que act1a
en- Mayagtiez. H. +
DeseamoB grata permanencia en- esta
Ciudad al estimable compaf1ero y ell mejor
exito q la recomendable revista.
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Rsfugio de NiTos DesampaIadOs.

Una familia respectable y bien acomo-
dada de Phoebus Virginia, desea encar-
garse generosamente de educar un nifio y
una nina hu6rfanos, naturales de Puerto
Rico, que carezcan de parientes que
puedan cuidarlos y educarlos.
El nilo ha sido elegido "a On concurso
p6blico y Bera embarcado en- uno de los
pr6ximos vapores correos.
La JDnta de Damas del Refugio, tiene
81 encargo de elegir la nina. Debe ser
hu6rfana, sin familia que puedan cuidarse
de su educaci6n sustento, de ocho amos
de edad, sana y sin Bignos exterioTes de
degeneration.
La nina que resulte elegida, serd equi-
pada por la expresada Hociedad y enviada
po1 cuenta de la misma hasta Ia expresada
ciudad del Estado de Virginia, On donde
ha de ser cuidada educada adoptada
como hija, por un matrimonio respectable
y de buena posici6n.
Las nifias huerfanaB de San Juan sus
barrios, que aspiren ese benefcio, pue-
den acudir casa de- Ia sefiora presidenta
de Ia Junta de Damas del Refugio, Allen
so, altos, para inscribirse y recibir instruc-
clones Bobre eli dia bora en- que Sc ha de
celebrar el concurso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-20
De SOCIEDAD

En- San Ju091.-Regr aver de su
excursion & Guayama y Arroyo, los dis
tinguidoS esposos Winthrop que fueron
muy agasaiados por Ia sociedad de aque.
Has poblaciones. Bien venidos.
U11 n5do de 0aOr.-Los distinguidos
j6venes, ella de Mayagiiez y eL de San
regresado de Ia hermosa Sultana del Oes-
te, despu6s de realizar 50 sonada union.
Han instalado los recien casados su her
moao nido de amor en- esta ciudad y les
deseamos una jam6s interrumpida luna de
miel.
En- perspectiV0 Dos corazones nacidos
para amarse unir6n pronto Bus suertes, an
te 81 sacro altar donde Ia promesa aolemne
del creyente sanciona, de una vez para
siempre, 81 pacto que antes hicieran amo
Tosas almas.
Muy pTonto, contraeran matrim onio en-
esta ciudad, Ia spiritual elegante aefio.
rita Teresita Cabrera y ell Icdo. Luis Gui-
llermety. Que presto llegue lei feliz mo-
mento tan distinguidos j6venes.
Grotd VisitG. LOS Distinguishes esposos
Perez BeItr6n, Tecibieron aver Ia gratfsi-
ma vista de su primer s'beb6" que vino al
mundo felizmente, para el mayor eontento
de sus feliceB padres.
Que sea para bien que ell primog6nito
tenga una dichosa vida.
Regreso. = Despu6s de cuatro meses de
ausencia en- los EstadoB Unidog, regresan
& su lar, los distinguidos esposos Zeno
Gandfa-Antorgiorgi su monfsima nina
Elenita, quedando ALA, en- distintos cole
gios, los dem6s vdstagos del eBtimable matri-
monio, que establece So residencia por aho.
ra, en- sci Versailles"
Numerosos amigos fueron esperar
bordo del Caracas" q los yiaieros. Bien
venidos.
sEMPER.
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MERCEDES
MATAMOROS

La ilustre poetisa cubana Mercedes
Matamoros muri6 en- Ia noche del 26 de
Agosto.
La genial autora de eel dltimo amor
de Safo" exhal6 su tiltimo Buspiro en- una
de las galas del Hospital de Guanabacoa.
Los restos mortales de la tierna dull
cfsims cantora de "Las Sensitivas" fua-
ron recogidos por el Ateneo de la Haba-
ma, donde la mas alta representation de
Ia cultura cubana le hizo guarda de ho-
nor
La muerte de la gran poetisa cubana
hR guardado relaci6n con Bu vida toda:
fue siempre inmensamente desgraciada. Y
cay6 en- brazos del infortunio apenas sos.
tenida por 81 apoyo amoroso de Ia Aso-
cisci6n de Ia Prensa.
lQu6 temple de contraste el de de esta
mujer exceptional! De su debiIidad orga-
MICA Surgfa brioso y centelleante Ell estro
poetico como nadie pudo superarlo en-
nuestro mundo literario.
Sus tristezas infnitas destilaban ternu.
"a, sentimiento y una dulzura tambi6n in-
fnita: mientras mas sufrfa mas amaba;
sus lagrimas cristalizaban en- 6xtasis.
Naci6 para amar, para ser feliz, para
sentir passion y celos. Y tras desengafo
que agoSt6 su juventud y sus ilusiones,
vivi6 solitaria, abandonada ? pobre, llo-
rando Ell coraz6n y cantando sus labios.
En- sus estrofas puso Bus amores y en-
Bus admirableS sonetos ell temple pasional
de Su gran alma.
Un dejo de amarguras deslizabase al
traves de Sus exquisite producciones.
Pero en- Seguida reaccionaba su espfritu
superior y rendfa al Arte la austeridad de
gu quito.
iDescanse en- paz la ilustre desventu-
Fada autora de "La Muerte del Esclavog'
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.PROKIMA REVOlJ
Ci0n en- CentO Anne
Lica.
CincO EeyOlariOnes.
junta en- New Orleans rslnIsndO iORd0s para Is-
vsntar On aFHlas TODD CsntTO America.

New Orleans SPIT. 5.-H6blasa hoy de
Ia existencia de una innto que esta colec-
tando fondos y hacienda aproYisionamien-
tor de armas para una revoluci6n que es-
tallara 81 de NoViembre en las cinco re-.
pGblicas de Ia America Central: Costa
Rica, Honduras, Salvador, Nicaraguq y
Guatemala.
Don Angel Urgate quien dice ser pri-
mo del Presidente Bonilla de Honduras,
dijo en- una interview.
Use informa que habra IN levantamien-
to general en- las cinco rep1 5licas.
Mi mission es reunir fondos para la re-
voluci6n de Honduras. donde PolicaTpo
BoniIla, hermano del Presidente, dirijira
las fuer as insurgentss
Los habitantes de las cinco repdblicaB
de Centre America no est6n satisfechos
con sus gobernantes'
Ugarte a1adi6 que 81 cree que cual-
quier intentona de revoluci6n On el Saliva
dor fracasarfa pero que espera teneT exito
en- las otras repdblicas
Ugarte lleg6 4 New Orleans hacs al
gunos procedente de Mobile en- el hotel
nque de- ha hospedado, han tenido lugar
varias conferencias de hombres de la Am6-
rica Central desde que 6l lego.
Tan persistentes han sido las noticias
references Ia tai junta, que Tobias Zdni-
ga, que ha sido temporalmente expulsado
de Costa Rica, desde hace un afo, despu6s
de haber Bido derrotado como candidate
para la presidencia; se ha aprovechado de
Ia OCCASION para desmentir pdblicameate
que 6l tenga NADIA que yer con la supuesta
junta revolucionaria
Su nombra habia Bido mezclado en- este
asunto por la proximidad de an viaje de
81 BluefeIds, Nicaragua.
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Una denuRGia

Sc informa que don Romualdo Camel,
comerciante de Puerta de TERRA, di6 Co
nccimiento Ia policfa de que hace algGn
tempo Sc le desapareci6 I'm encerado de su
propiedad marcado con unas manchas de
hielrO y que 10 encOntr6 en- poder de IN
carretero.
El sefior Camel, es persona conocida
que iamks trat6 de hacer dafo 4 nadie.
Antes de poner en- conocimiento de la
policfa el hecho, dfcesequelIam6 al referi-
do carretero y le hizo manifestations de
que el encerado era de su propiedad.
Este parece que aleg6 10 contralio dan.
do lugar que diera conocimiento 81 Sr.
Camel Ia autoridad.
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R RETR ETA.

Programa de las piezas que tocarS la
banda de Ia policfa insular en- la retreta
de esta noche: ~
1.-Marcha, 'Un saludo q la Francia" ,
Espinosa.
2.-Selecci6n de la zarzuela GEL Pufao
de Rosas," Chapf.
8.-Ddo de tiple y baritone de Ia opera
"Rigoletto'', Verdi.
4.-Rgodones, '.LoB Meets des Almu-
gavers", CIave.
5.-Mazurka, "Esperanza," Cruz We
rar. H..
6.-TwO-step, sliding jim, Loscy.
7.-Danza, "Amor bendito," Rios
Ovalle.
"The Star spangle Banner
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''Cognac" Girard & Co.

Pequefias botellas conteniendo coghac de
la referida casa, marca de fabrication fran.
cesa, en- union de elegantes SAGA corchos,
lapices y cortap!umas nos han sidO remi-
tidos por 81 representante en- P. r. de la
refsrida casa. Agradecemos el obsequio
y deseamos buenas vtntas en- esta isla al
indicado producto, del cual es agente en-
San Juan Joaquin Aponte
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PremiOs q gOs impOnentes SObre ibretas.
Sc sortearan 8 tOdos los amos entire los que
mas Be distingan por So Constancia en- el
Ahorro
HOrGs ds Caia. Para las imposiciones:
De q 1O3 de La mahana, Y de 1 & 81
de Ia tarde los diaa IaborabIes y de 81 q
1O3 de Ia ma1ana loa domingos; Para Ia
extracciones, Las miamas horas excepto los
domingoR
ReqGGMeNt0 dc Us 6ecci6n: Las personal
que interessn mas pormenores sobre an
pimoiciones, extracCiones manera de IL
quidar inteEeses etc, pueden soliCiaaataE
ejemplar en- IL Caia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-20

La casa de prestamos de jose Baz6n
establecida en- Ia calle Allen ndmero 21,
llevara cabo el dfa 90 del corriente el
remate de las prendas cuyog talones no
hayan sido renovados nf canceladas des.
pu6s de los meses que prescribe Ia Ley
La casa sigue sus operaciones. A.
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Las negoCiaCiOnes de paz.

New York, Spiembe p M
patiohsmo de cubanos
Ell ha
la
perenece parido alguno poltco.
Hoy de ambaa masa vibles
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Aho esCOIaF...

Hoy empez6 la matrfcula de alumnos
de la ''High School y Central Grammar
School,.
Ell sefior Copper, principal de dicbas
escuelas, recibfa & los alumnos.
Un bonito afio escolar promoter dichas
escuelas.
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Don GuiIIernlo AtiIes Santos.

Hoy hemos saludado en- esta redacci6n
al estimado amigo don Guillermo Atiles
Santos.
Grsta permanencia en- San Juan desea-
mos al distinguido comptriotsa.
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LaGrisis del gabinete GspaToI

New Spiembre m
Lopez Domnguez
P95te Dc Liberal comnta cy
Donngoe dercl
cda Mor han sido Al fin, e
Cre subh Canalas gabnete que 3
possible suadtuya 9 sci Maus.
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MuniCiones de guerra.

New York, SepEembTe 70 4 30 M.
FIadefa
ilones
pocediendo
len para Cuba ha nido reoyzada
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A Gumprar un drama de EGhegalay.

En- la calle. 49,.
IA d6nde VAST
A comprar un drama de EchegarRy.
A los pocos pasos entra el tltimo que
habla on un estanco y sale de 81 con me-
.dia docena de puros de medic real.
-Toma- dice -ofreciendo uno su
amigo La muerte en- los labios.
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VENT.

En- el poblado de Hato Rey sc vende una
magn1fica casa un solar bien situados.
En- la plateria de Meseguer infornaran.
LIS W e.
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BANCO TERRITORIAL \ AGRICOLA
DE PUERTO RICO.
sECCIoN DE AHoRRos.

lnsposiciOsses sObre E6reta: Desde 1925
& 81, 900 devengaran interses al por 100:
annual.
InspOsiciOnes pgasO fjO Desde 5000 en-
adalante davengar6n infer6s al
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-20

En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel de pc
Li6dico vieio & $500 quintaI.
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CABLEGRAMAS
Los GstragOs del tif6n.

New York, Sptiembre 90 I30 p q.
Depachoe ibo n6de
s ciaaAd ha do toaHene desuda
cubiaEos de aconbTogy bajo cad6yres
Cr6e hay pidO ng que navegaba
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En- eata imprenta e vande papel de pe-
ri6dico vieio { $500 quintal.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-06-30
IS Working Hard for
New Ben Hill County
Hon. Jesse E. Mercer Believes Legislature
will Pass Measure for Creation
Of New County.

Our bill does not in any way
open the new county question.
1t is a special bill creating a
special county, which was only
defeated at the last session of the
legislature by ore vote, and It's
adoption will necessitate a con
stitutional amendment. l have a
large number of assurances that
the bill will pass; Hon. B. E. VIII
cox, the author Of the bill, will
give it his warmest support as
soon as he reaches the city. Mr..
Wilcox is sadly detained at home
on account of the death of his
wife, which brought great sor-
row to him and evoked the sim
cerest sympathy of all his
friends"
Colonel Mercer has prepared
an attractive and interesting
article showing why the new
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-06-30

The deposits in Fitzgerald
banks have about doubled since
our showing before the New
County Committee last session.
THE use of Irwin county ter
ritory ia forming the new
counties of Tiff and Turner
leaves the village of Irwinville,
the present county seat, remote
from the geographical center
and much more remote from
the center of population. 90 per
cent of the business transacted at
the court house is for people who
are forced to drive an average of
ten miles to the court house in
the woods.
After Ben Hill county is made,
the mother counties Of Irwin and
Wilcox will be rich in area, popu-
lation and wealth, far above the
average counties ia the state.
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county should be esta blished
which is as follows:

county should be esta blished,
which is as follows:
benjamin Harvey Hill, for
whom it is proposed to ma me the
new county to be created at Fltz-
gerald"
fitzgerald, the Colony City,
the marvel Of south Georgia's de-.
ve1opment."
"a wild pine forest in 1895, VII
lege of 1870 people with 100000
taxes in 1900; a city of 5000 peo-
pie. With tax values amounting
to 81, 628,710 last year. Since the
legislature adjourned last sum-
mer, tax values have increased
$500,00O, and nearly 1880 souls
added to the population of Fitz-
gerald. The colony and sur
rounding section is keeping pace
with Fitzgera1d's advancement.
mot only the people of Fitz-
gerald, but the people of the
whole county favor the new coun-
ty, probably 90 per cent of them.
THE bill providing for its
creation by constitutional an end
ment was introduced late in the
last session, was rapidly advanc-
ed and without the slightest OF
position found a place on the
special order" of the Aouse two
days before the end of the ses-
sion. The time was too limited
and the bill was left on the calen-
dar.
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Georgia Towns Get
Large Appropriations
$1,472,000 in Building Bill
Largest in History Of the
Empire State.

Washington Jun % Georgia
fares we'll in the pu Bile building
bill, as reported to the senate to-
day. 1t fares even better rhan
in the bill as it passed the horse.
Senator Clay is a mem Der of the
public buildings com mite of tl1e
senate, which held a session yes
terday, which lasted until MIDI
night, and he took through the.
following items:
Atlanta, $1,O00,OOO, of which
100000 is made Immediately
availa BILE; Albany, $125,000; Val
dosta, $l25, 900; Americas, $780,
600: Marietta, $4,000; Dalton,
100000 and Gainesville $4,000.
For the purchase of sites,
$500 each is appropriated for
Griffin, Waycross and Newman,
which means that these towns
will obtain public buildings at
the next session when a building
bill is passed.
Georgia has received more con-
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-06-30
From the Atlanta Journal.

From the Atlanta Journal
Hon. Jesse E. Mercer, Of Fitz-
gerald, editor Of the Fitzgerald
Enterprise, is in the city Wednes-
day for the purpose of pushing
the organ cation Of the new coun-
" of Ben Hill, with Fitzgerald as
the county scat.
Colonel Mercer is enthusiast
over the prospect for the new
county, and has been mingllng
all the day with the legislators,
fortified with a large bundle OF
copies of his excellent paper set
ting forth the reasons why the
new county shoald be formed.
Colonel Mercer placed a copy
of the Enterprise on the desk of
every member of the legis-
1ature Wednesday morning.
Ia speaking of the matter Colon
eli Mercer said:
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-06-30

sideration from the public build
ing com mittee which drew thu
bill than at any time heretofore
Senators Bacon and Clay gave
close attention to the interests Of
the state. Marietta and Dalton
aye new items. Gainesville is in
creased $4,000 over the house bill.
Waycross is a newitem. Newnan
and Griffin are increased $3.50
over the house bill. These items
will go to the house for confer
ence and will probably be agreed
to Georgia. Georgia will &c
.ceive, when these contracts aK&
completed. $1.472,0OO, the laree
appropriation in the hlskaK
;the state.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-06-30
Lott Acquitted by Jury l
In Douglas Murder Cas|

Douglas, Ca. June 27.-Ths
jury in the Lott murder case was
secured at 9 o'clock yesterday
two witnesses for the state
The defense relied on the defend
ants statement, which went id
without rebuttal. The case went
to the jury at II O'Clock noon
and at $3.50 o'clock a verdict of ac
quittal was brought in and th
prisoner congratulated. Tier
was no demonstration of ap plause
permitted by the court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-24

sixteen he was fighting the Daimios and
their two-sworded retainers, who had ruled
the land for eight centuries.
1nA1SI1 feudallSm was dead: Shcgun anC
Dalmios were driven into private life, anc
the emperor was rescued from enforced Sc
cluson at kioto. But dlsafTection assumed
new form, and in 1874 the province OF
Hizen, one OF the four that had combined
against the Shotgun, broke out in rebellion
as a protest against the introduction OF
European methods and ideas Kodama
who was captain, was sent to Saga as
adjutant of the Osaka division.
In nineteen days the rebels were defeat
ed. Shot through both arms, kodama con-
tinued to lead his men until the rout was
complete. On his return he was promoted
to the rank OF major and was commanded
to the palace to receive the thanks of the
emperor.
When civil war once more ravaged the
land, three years later, his services were
again in demand. In 1889 he was gazetted
major general. and in the following year
was sent to Europe to study the military
systems of the west. During the war with
Chica he held the responsible post of vice
chief Of that department. In 1913 he ac-
cepted the portfolio of home secretary,
having been already raised to the peerage
in 1895. with the rank of lieutenant general.
The entertainments of Russia in Man
churia and Korea turned the soldiers en-
ergfes into their true channel, and in Oc-
tober, 1903, when Maj. Gen. Tamura died,
Kodama quilted the cabinet to take over
the duties of assistant chief or the head
quarters STAFF, post to which he was call
ed not only by the people, but by his COM
rades In arms
He took a lively interest in educa ton.
was director Of the military academy,
founded the Formosa College in Toxic,
and gave his books and his money to estab-
lish a library for poor students In his ma
tive town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-24

to consider themselves under arrest. A
general scampering followed, but Officer
Whalen was quick enough TO grab three
all of whom he brought to Rockville and
lodged in jail. Those arrested were Hilary
Magruder, Peter Butler and George How
ard. Today warrants for the arrest of
number of others were issued and Will likely
be served tonight.
1t Is stated that Constable Whalen's visit
to Halpine not only unearthed gambling
den, but resulted In the discovery of an es-
Enlistment where liquor has for long
time been dispensed in violation of the
law and which, II is charged is respon-
sfble for the great disorder that has pre-
voiled there for some months.
During yesterdays storm two horses and
colt on the farm of Mr.. John W. Keys a
short distance from this town, were struck
by lightning and instantly killed. The ami
mails were standing near a tree at the
time. They were valued at about $780,
Mr.. William A. Gassaway, a resident of
the upper section of the county, has been
quite I'll for the past two weeks at the home
of his daughter, Mrs Joseph Reading, at
this place, but is now thought to be i'm
proving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-24
CHARLES L. HUGHES DEAD.
Deceased Was Lifelong Resident Of
This CITY.

Charles l.. Hughes of the bureau of con-
struction and repair. Navy Department, died
this morning at 1915 O'Clock after an Ill
ness of three weeks. at his residence, 1416
Irving street, Columbia Heights.
Funeral services will be held at the resi-
dence next Thursday morning at IL o'clock,
Rev. NJ. Ross F1shburn. pastor of the Mt.
Pleasant Congregational Church, officiating.
The pallbearers will be the three sons, Will
liam, Robert and George H. Hughes, and
the three sons-in-law, Capt. Leroy w. Her
ron. Mr.. w. A. Seebold and Mr.. Paul
Bryan Of the deceased. The interment will
be in Glenwood cemetery
Mr.. Hughes was employed as a writer In
the Office of Admiral Dahlgren, at the navy
yard In the early part of the year Of 1852
when the admiral was appointed chief of
the bureau of ordnance. Upon assuming
the duties OF that position he took with him
several of his clerks from the yard. inciud-
ms Mr.. Hughes In July. 1853. Mr.. Hughes
was sent to West Point foundry, Cold
Spring. N. Y, as the clerk of Com
modore Hitchcock. U. 8. N. inspector
Of ordnance Mr.. Hughes was APP
sions and clothing August 1, 1886. After a
few years service In that bureau he accept
ed clerkship In the War Department. Later
ne was appointed clerk in the bureau OF
partnlert serving in that position from No
vember ], 1870, until his death.
Mr.. Hughes was born in the District OF
Columbia June 20, 1874, and for a number
of years past had been a resident of CO.
ipubia Heights.
Leroy w Heron Mrs. W. A. Seebold. Mrs.
Paul Bryan. Mr.. William Hughes Mr..
George Hughes and Mr.. Robert Hughes,
survive hsm.