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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-24
KOTICIAS De E$7A0A
Los Battembar en- Ma'2qg,
Tambi6n |os reyes de Es.
paha Alfonso y Victoria
POR LOS OBREROS
Proyecto de ley para mejorar
el trabajo de la mujer. La
pena de muerte.

Han lleg.do { Ha'ags eu loa va
pores de IL e,aasd.s irgissa. el prfn'
sips Alsisndto De Eatlem bsrR y su
hsrmAno don Luis, eon oil cAr&ctsr
este timo de Ct In .ndAnt; G.noral
de- 10 E'cuadrs.
A les or c, de Ia m,fisna esa.
ron 4 M6l'gs IS MN, don Alf1nso
y dcHa Vistoris & los cuAles aa lea
ha hssh3 an rsoib mienio muy ertu.
Rialta.
Rn Ia oatsdfal sa cans6 uu solem,
no sTs D.uu, con aslsteneIa ds los
Reyes.
L, poblael6n sn mssA hs ttiba'
tado uua eslurosa ovAci6n & los No.
nArsas, los suA!es SO aloisn ca el AGO
rAz,do sPelayo.s
"A dtlma hora do Ia session de
syer en- sl C)ngreso. in'e,vino On OIL
debAts el seHor Moret nfreeie1do 40
apoyo iuco oodieional nj Goblsrno, por
10 que 6i.e Q cor sldeya muy seguro
en al poder, puss de esA msnsrA aueu'
to con 10 mayorfa de smbas CfmArss
e Ninistro de Ia GohernAsi6n
ha leido ca les Cortss IN proyeeto de
Icy para msiorar sl trabsio do 10 mu
isr On los sstablecimientcs induatrla
les , msrcaniiley.
e. diputsdo por Madrid dor
Luis Merota y Circus he prsasntadc
en- el Corgreao una proposition pi
diendo 10 aboilei6n CO 10 psns d.
muerts.
La ComisI6n ds las Provlreis
Vasoorgada que vlro & asta Corts
coz obisto do evltar que sc svrr!ms
el conelerto eeGn5mieo que dlGf-uAsr
las Proviosias Vassopgl dMy Eavh
rra, ha cor f,rsnsls d, eoa Q, MinisirC
do HAsisnda.
Con obj,to do gesliouar IN con
cierto econ6mioo one fAvo1zea 4 Lei
obrsros, ha llegado & sstA Corte uni
numsrosa e:misi6n do socialists d
Bilbao.
"A bordo del buque do gusrr
log 81 <Dr kss SO ha dado un bArq az
to on honor del R:y y 10 Rsinl, y q
oil ssort zsdo sPelsYts 90 hA dad
otro ca honor do loa mNinoI dc Ia
nAeionsa ixirari.ras rspreasntAda
aoiual m snts on el puerto do MklSgs
Ea elaeto 90 pronunelAron brio
dis muy tx2resivos.
LA cludad de MthgA prs'entA
b. brlllantes iiun iassionsS, qua re
sultNon mss lueIdas porqua los hkl
COS de gussra snrlos eo IL bGhtk sr
csndleron sus n nhsstoreu seciriaol
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-24
N0tas de Ponce
Noche de gala Retreta fueges srtiiciaes Regaos he
chos los esposos Roosevelt. del Presd.rte
Un extrangero dsenido.- Upa hoia del slcalde-
Variss detenciore es.- MIS- de Is mil almas-

Aroehs fu6 do g 10 para ssta eiu-
dad. Be llsv6 & sAho una rstre'A 60
10 plaza Las sDsliciass. eoncurridfsi'
ma. Be queTaron mushos fasgos dc
artifisIo y 10 banda do B 1mbsros eis'
cut6 essogidas piezAI.
Entire los regalos h'ch1s q los
esposos Roosevelt hgura IN preeIoso
bast6n ds madsra del pais; dos pre-
ci9sos bouquets do q ,res con sus por'
ta bor q ast de plata eines,sda, dsdica'
das uno q Mrs Rooseve y tt-o { Mrs
Winthrop; una prtcl "a pi,xa musjsal
production del ioven Jaime Psrisis
dsdicAdA al Preaiden'e con motive de
50 ayribo & eatas playAs, Nt1lads
sB'anvsnida,s
--Desde las primsras horas da 10
madrugsda 80 tuvo posiaias dc que 81
presidents rsgrsSA "a por Arssibo ps
70 hscsr au reembarqua por ests pusr'
to, y lcs vscinos de la sAlle do Ii vi
lie y Canss 90 aprsstaron 4 sdornar
CON bandesas. bArdsrolas y lisrzoa
todo oil trAyecto do mas do dos kll6ms.
troa que eomprsnde haatA 10 sntrada
oil centYo do 10 siudsd'
En- sspera del Yegre'o Gel presi
dente Roosevelt, todss las obrAs 10
han psralizado, soneurrisndo 10 gen
to al trsyeeto que mide do Canas & la
ciudad,
"A las II de ls mifisnA 10 poli'
efa ae h. tsndido por 10 cslle de 10
villa y CarAs, proh'b.6 adcae el rodas
do tnda case dc hfeulos y el trAnsi
TO do las psrsonAs por oil eentro de
las Sails
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-24

s1yos fleos ilum shsn sucssiv&mt a
t} di;sinsos purtas de la pnb sst61.
Al trttArsa ep eI Ccngreso de 10
renovation de loa trstsdos dc Cemsr'
clio, manit9st6 sl sef1or Maura quo ro
dshfa c9neaderse ID rebais do 10 Gs'
gucda eolumnA del arAnesl sin auto
rizaei6n d. las Cortss,
-Ea votaai0n orainAria ha s'do
aprobado por sl Ssnado 81 proyseto
do ley pre- h hiendo 10 tx )ortAei6n oil
xsrapiaro dc obi,tos dc arts antigu, q
: de n c ,noeido n 6rilo.
-E ray , Ia rsinA vIsllavon ls es
cuadra II gesa surta en- 10 puerto ID
Nd sgs, Hienio rscibidos sn al buqus
insignia con los houorea dc ordsnaE 20
DssEp6s pasarnu horde do an
hlqus f'Arces que tAmhi6n ha Anoa'
do sn dttho suef g, rssorrisado & la'
gaiia lSs ehlIes prinsloslss do ls po'
b ssi6n, 90 Isi q1e 90 lea h "A tribusA'
dO esluroass ovse'ou's Qus hsn dsiA'
do muT RaihtNh1 & los i1v.nas mo-
ragcts,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-24
POR Los OBREROS
El ParIsmento frances : Una
aCalorada discussion de un
prOyecto de ley.
QUIENEs FAVORECE
Las csjas de pensiones y reti.
ros en- Francia para las
cl: ses obreras.

FL PArlimento frars6a 80 hA ecu
pado on 10 discussion del proyeeto dc
Icy por sl que 80 ereA una esiA de PEN
aiones y rstIros para los obreros.
Fl proyseto se d.be 4 una Conf
si6n ds qre I & Presidents Mr.. Mile
rand. 10 sual b. tm0lesd do tres n ~
on sl sstudio Do dicha ley
Tlens to por ohieto aaegurar &
todo obrero 8 smplsado de nsciC n VII
dad feArcesR on retro q loa sessnta
snos de sdAd. y On el easo do impcsi'
bilidad ffsisG para trsbsiar, una pen
son de invAlidtx
L. base eaop6miea dc sata asia do
pensiones y retIroa 60, sn primer lugar
I'M de- cuento do 2 pcr c'snso Aobre los
sAlarios, y osro 2 por e!snio sobrs el
sAtrono ri retro produsido por estA
cAntldAd 40 iquida q ID edAd do sessn
10 amos
FL Eatado pagIisipa en- Ia eonsti'
tuci6n do eita csis, aporssrdo una
suma qre ssr& fiadA en- eada calo On
sl momento dc 10 liquidation do o
psnsi6p, subordinando squella & Ia
condlci6n dc que loa ingrseov, por un
mfnimo dc fra nsos por snI, deben Ger
heshoa por euenta do los interetados
durs nte tres afi7s oil msnog.
Se fis sQuells armA en- 120 t.sn'
COS, pero no 80 aplicarA sino On Ia
medida necesaria para prodpeir 3eC
frances.
81 oil obrero q leda impsdido &ptss
dc los seienta amos, tlene deresho
Iiquidasi6n anticipsda &c 81 retro, y
81 10 pen' i6a liQuidadA no alcAnxa "a
aunA de 300 ftancos, oil Kssado &c.
plir& 10 d treneia hAstA ditha 81.
Tea.
Para los obreros y emolsados ds
10 agriculture, Ia cotisaei6n sai& 1ia
do do una mantrA uniforms; On fran
COS 06 por die de irabsio y salario
de 10 eual, IL miiad dehc ser sAtisfe.
cha por 10 explotaei6n , 10 otrA mi
ted por oil obrero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-24

"A las III . banda de Bomberos
marsh Abs en- sl Trolley hssik sl niue
lie. Dssde este momsnto Qusda pro
hibido sl trirs!to ala plsye, hsata
10 llegada del Presidents.
Ell EtH,r Alc&lde hA recibIdo 80
ant. .m6vii & las 124 dal dis.
"A 10 una do 10 tArde fu6 dateni
do un txsrargsro que inspirAba sos
pechs, ercc ntrI iossle en- oil b,lsillc
un mapa de Puerto Rico y rsaulsAn
do aer de nasion alidGd me- xlcans,
"A 10 uua do 10 tarde una &C mi
si6n SO aperion6 trente q 10 eAss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-24
DIvERSAS NOTiC|AS
Insta.ac o. nv ar BancO hi-
pOtecario. -Escpeta me
eanica dc Ponce.
NOMBRAMlENTOS
N0MBRAMIENTOS
Asamb'ea general de taba-
queros.~Juicio en- la Corte
de Distrito de Arecibo.

Pronio quedara insia'sdo en ssta
aludad IN haueo hipoieesrio con IA
capital de un mlll61 de dollars
--Por no satsr 40 b srso o. imsro
de proi.soFss, no II. pcdido tlnsio'
mar tod8sfa In e'clnlG mseAn'ea de
Ponce.
Para mseslra - tordado da 10
ssslsa nesirlcr do M syseu L, fca
nomhrads a seHlr IA Lila Garefs, y
para mseasro DC esrpl-'ssia don Luis
Psr0aier,
So hA vi,so on s Gc-is dc Dla
.riso &c Arse'ho el iri4io p1r iurAdo
eonsra 81 m .h'eh9 F,ar Vs'fx Asu.
ssdo d. hebsr errzpdn nnA rsvtega
da madsra en la via dol rroteuil
do carluy, de cuyo heaho dimos susn
IS en- ~ oporsunidAd.
Ell q do Ecsro pr6x m }, ss lls
var& q etseso Ga altS ciadad uns ssam.
b'ea general de tAbaQusros de Pasrt1
Rieo.
-Eo Fsjardo se hA pfsssptado
dsnunoia soni,a un indtviduo por
frauds al Erario do PusrtI R'co.
Han smhsrcRdo para Ia isls de
Cuba don G.b'iel CIsnsros y fAnilia,
, de PonGe.
-Ha tal'eeidn en- a. hospisal da
Atssiho el uiHl JdAu Zsnn, Quiaa "a
oay6 dfsu ptssaos az un Arb ]; hi
ri6ndC So 81 el ve1trs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-24

Ayunsamiento para sAlodAr nj Preii
dsnts y comilIvAa q 80 psso.
A Ia una y euarlo les nifos de las
eseue' a. pdbllesa osupan todA sl ale
dereaha do la ase,a dsl Consistoric
para saludar al Presidents.
Varies I t6gsEfoa tomsn visEal por
distintos pnntoH.
~Hs circulsio una hoiA ffmsds
sor el honorable A eAlde invItAndo 81
pueblo para dsspsdir Al Prasidsrts.
Al prtguntsr sysr uno do los
detsstIves smorieanos & M saballero
de esia ciudHd, ai hsbia nscssidsd do
tomar msdidas sohre el vue bio que 20
sglomsraba On las plsxss. cortes.6 oil
pabAllsro: ssobre mis pAisanos 10 res
pondo dc Ia seguridad del Presidents; ;
81 alguno pusds haber sospsah9so hs
bra vsnido con uasedes.
Frsneisco Pseheco fa6 datenido
aver por hSbsr AtsntAdo contra la VI
do dc Justo SAieh,z, hsbisndosele
ocupado un largo pui1Al de dos fIcs.
-Tsmb'e en fde dstenido por ipju.
rias & 10 policfa el individuo Jraesto
Torres.
Escrihimos & las dos do 10 tard,
60 cAloula mas de 16 mil almas espe'
rsndo lA despsdida del Prsatdente
Mr. Roossvelt.
En- 10 tsrde del msriss vlsltaron
10 eGreel do dlStrito los a,a ,rss Gro
sas y BArboss, qusdando mpy salts
t1hos del ortea y 10 limpisxA que %
ohieyva e1 dich1 estab ecimiento.
->SAlieron do 10 e6rcel por hA Der
or plido condenA Armsndo Paehseo
Feline Colon, Manuel Colon, Esteb b N
Lrguarra. Ffansiseo Ventura y Maris
Rivera,
Han aldo ds!saidos, Jasva Pl
feiro, For uSar armss prchlbidas J
Laeiauo de los Sant,s. por sgresi6n
Ell iuxgsco hA senie clado & Va
rios por inffaeei6n Las ordenapxs
munisipales.
Para elta nochs p:seara Ia com
paiifa AEON, el grAndioao drama d,
Eshegaray titnlAdo sEI Gran G1eo
tcs, & beneflclo dc IL len ,rA Pillar Es
tassn dc Ruiz quisu 10 dsdiea & !,
cllta socIoaad de Ponse 90 par!lsu
lar & 10 iuventud de m 1oa aexos.
Ii BIbliot.ea municipal ha sid,
ohsequiada aon 10 intsrelsnts Rsvi,t,
msnsual que so ediia on San Juan.
A las suAsro menos suarto llsg
ell presidents Roosevelt aeompsfild,
: dc SD comisivs, habIendo sido rseibid,
Dor el pueblo con vitores y splGuso
4 loE q1e eontsatSbA 81 ssludando
todoa y S'Ruisndo su mar, ~ en- dIrsc
ei6n & 10 P.Aya
CoRRRsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-24

be eontAdo, 20 Vends la fnsa do,
hothinadA sBafransasS, lA sual %
hA5a situAda on sl bArrio de eLlAnns
OoasaS de este t6rmino. Dista bora
, media de Ia pohlaei6n, 80 eompons
1a 1850 eusrdAs dc extansi6n, bOdas
pFupiAa para les siemhrss o. trutos
ensncrss , sn particular para 81 AlRo-
n6r SCelan.p Tiens dos magufAcoa
hAnantiales para dAF de bshsr 81 RE-
HAdo, tisus OolindanaiA 81 mar , Puer,
. para smbarcaf todos los frutos, IN
lie ss puedsn auidaF hasts 80 cabs
saa Dc ganado,
Para iniormss diFigiFss s den ull'
~ Hasial-Pptl ofles,-talla shT
@VRAlg
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-24
AL PUBL|GO

Gran galerfA fotogrkfeA do criltAl
con todoE los adelsntos modernos.
Ampliaaiouss, reproducioreS, vitae
do ediGcios, grupoa y todos trAbAjcs
ooneernisntes 81 rAmo, PropietArio
J. A. ForAAtieri -Caguas P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-24
CANAL De PANAMA
Importante circular de la
COmisl6n ltsmiCa del
Canal de Panama.
EL SUMARlO
Ell SUMARlO
Los siguientes datos dan u IA
idea exacta de la inmensi.
dad del trabaio.

La Circular puhl'eada resier to-
msnts por 10 Comisi6n Isimies del
Canal do Psnsmf. do una idsa de 10
inmensidad del trabsio que compren.
dsrA sQuel proylcto.
he squf sl sumsrio dc lsE exaAvk'
stones , del material de las sslruetu'
ras que tisnsn que llevsrss & cabo.
secs'6n de Colon. 9 4b6. 600 yardss
sdbieas,
sssci6n do Mindi, II 600. 900 yar'
das.
Fxsavaeiones do las ex,lusa en-
aal1o, $3.50. 900 yardas.
Concrete, 1902, 780.
Compuertas dc aesro, 29'230 600
lib-s-.
Pre- . dc GAtun, rslIeno con tierrs
81 200 600 yardAs.
Ob-aa do regulaei6n en- G ltup,
1900 900 yArdAs.
Conersto, $4,000 ysrdas.
@. mpusrtas, 6. 900, 900 do libras do
assro.
Kxssvaeioneu on el Lago, "A mi
llonss.
Excavation del esrro dc 10 Culs'
bra. 8 600 900 do yArdas.
Rxsavaci6n on Pedro Miguel,
e,835 500 do yardas.
Excavacionss Do las exclusAs en-
Pedro Miguel, 40. 900 ysrdas
Banscs dc arsna ]. loo. 600 yardss.
Concrete, 6l4. 6l6 yardss.
Hero do fund; ei6n, 732. 600 lihyas.
Compusrtas do toero. 1e 500, 900
lihraa.
Exesvas'6n del LAgo Soss, mn
mtll6u seiscienios ochsnta mil yard ~,
Corc'st", 993 800 yardas.
Ladrillo. l4,C00 vardas,
Pieir cortais, go 900 yardas.
Hero do fandieion. !, ,2sl, COO H.
bras.
Ocmpusrta! dc aero. s7.1sO. COO
lihras.
Prsia do La Boea. 9 300 coo var
6as.
Prera del C:rosal, $4,000 var
das.
ExeAvsOi6n do 10 Bahia de PanA'
mk, S28 600
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-24
AVISO

se vonde per la mitad de So yAIoI
an aParato para fahFiaAr bahidas car,
bonssAdAl. Sc eompons del generator
TRES tusntea con sus eofrsspondientss
!AVadsros de gas, una mesa para Lie.
nAr botsllsG Dc tAponss de gPaviiasi6r
: an llsnAdor de siionss.
Para intoFusI diriglFss 81 csnzy
4 ANTONIO oAssnLo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-24

Vease nuestro interesar te fo-
lletin, Ell Ca6aIIero de Ca
SG Ro10, epoca de la gran
revoluci6n francesa, en- las
paginas So y "a
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-09-18
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-09-18
MOTIONS FILED.

Lyle A. Diekey for plaintiff in tho
case of Fong Koon Chan VS.. Jessie X.
Kaae moves to transfer the case from
the jury waived to the jury calendar,
also 10 set il for trial.
C. II. Dickey for plaintiff moves to
have the case of Pekelo VS.. John Hao
ct al set for trial.
Magoon q Lightfoot for defendants
move to have the case of @. +. Peter
son VS.. Kaiai Athena ct al set for
trial.
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SENATORS.
c. F. Chillingworth.
L. L. McCandless.
w. o. Smith.
REPRESENTATIVES.
Fourth District.
]. H. S. Kaleo.
E. A. Long.
E. w. Quinn.
w. T. Rawlins.
A. D. Castro.
John Hughes.
Fifth District.
S. P. Correa.
Joseph Kalana.
A. S. Kaleiopu.
H. N. Kanihonui.
H. w. Leleiwi. -
John Paoo. I
SHERIFF.
Arthur M. Brown.
DEPUTY SHERIFF.
Henry c. Vida.
COUNTY ATTORNEY.
]. w. Cathcart.
COUNTY TREASURY.
F. T. P. Waterhouse.
COUNTY CLERK.
D. Kalauokalani, Jr.
COUNTY AUDITOR.
James Bicknell.
Observation-Disclosures.
w. w. Harris.
SUPERVISORS.
S. w. Dwight.
A. v. Gear.
Chas. Hustace, Jr.
S. w. Logan.
Andrew Cox.
John Defries.
DEPUTY SHERIFFS.
Frank Pahia.
L. K. Nainoa.
Oscar Cox.
M. X. Leleo.
John Fernandez.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-09-18
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ffTs@e&sAsfe1fS 20 4jff5f
in the platform there adopted.
And, In addition to the doctrines
there expressed. and the endorsement
therein made. your committee recon.
mend the adoption of the following
Resolved: That we heartily endors,
the honest successful. and business
like administration of the public af-
fairs OF the Territory OF Hawaii BY
Governor George r. Carter; and we
commend also his policy relative &c
immigration.
I'VE heartily endorse the first admin.
istration OF the affairs OF the County
OF Oahu by the Republican members OF
the Board of Supervisors and other
Republican County officials; and here
by express our appreciation of the hon
esty, integrity and ability Of each meiL-
Der OF our party on the Board, and
OF our appreciation of their action as
a whole. Through their efforts It has
been demonstrated that County gov
eminent Is success.
We favor the enactment Of, and
pledge such of our candidates for, the
legislature as are nominated. and who
may be elected. to vote for, law
which will permit any city>,or town in
this Territory. containing such number
OF inhabitants as may be determined
by the legislature, to incorporate as a
municipality and carry on a municipal
fern of governmest.
We recommend the enactment Of,
and pledge the vote of such of our
candidates for the legislature as may
be elected. for, a law which will pro-
vide that all costs and fines collected
in cases. either criminal of civil, tried
by district magistrate. shall be paid
by the district magistrate into the
County treasury for the use and bene-
fit of the County.
We recommend that law be enacted
by the legislature by which the control
and management of the sewer system
in each County be transferred to the
| County officials.
We pledge such of our candidates
for the Office of supervisors as may be
| elected, to an honest, efficient and eco
nomical administration Of the offairs of
the County OF Oahu.
We ask the support Of all voters who
| desire and believe in an honest. effici-
ent and economical administration Of
the affairs of the County off, Oahu, for
tba oondid,ta, xo~t,..od -. ri, -,
,,, e., 80 49,.
'.,1, u anu e'e,!
a,aa.a. ~. IS may
=. 80 w p. s,, ~ uo ne unos'
~ nc pvWel ~ i.i'i ali Vi 'he PROM
Respectfully submitted.
-, H. w. onHSfAONS'
man
iSAAC HAhbOiSLE'
oecre'ary.
Dou'h'l. ii,oHeo the aooptioh OF the
fepor'' carried
ENDORSING THE DELEGATE.
TT n wa. a
dorsinp tho De,ega+o 10 Congra.s
point that had baen attended ne h,, tha
committees In endors,ne Tho w.;,,,,,,,
nIatforn put tha ,,,otior nos aontas
and after another daIav w. h,s,,,ass
M the convention ,,as r.s,,nod ,rhoua
was not a murnI,r, of obiection 10 the
Corta. ,,donsan,n,. ~ 'Ae
A motIon 70 tato a r.ooss MO-, ho,,,,oa
down and the non,ination or Comrtv
officers was bee,In
1'ohii' iio1>e' '
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-09-18
CFrom Saturdays Advertiser,

hour extra was stretched to the hou
point and beyond.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-05
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MISS EMMA LUCY GATES,

in the world as she has done The sew
eral years training she has Tad both
at New York and IN Europe, has been
almost entirely obtained through hel
own efforts. Her appearance IN concert
and opera at home during the summer
and fail have brought her the means
with which TO pursue her studies during
the winter, and her efforts are now be-
ing centered on obtaining the funds for
a last season under teachers both here
and in Europe. with a view To making
her debut abroad IN the spring. she
has ever "hitched her chariot to the
stars and has again and again de-
cliued offers 20 enter the profession as
a singer IN light opera, though delight
ing In that work at home for tho stage
experience It gave. She received an Of
fer OF 5000 a week from Savage 10 go
on the road, and it was only the last
few weeks during the production Of
The Wedding Day that a travelling
manager sent her an offer of a New
York engagement If she would go into
comic opera. All her study, however
has been with eye single to operate
work ON the higher plane, and she has
perfected and is perfectng herself in
such roles as Mimi in "LaBoheme,
Gilda I'm "Rlgolctto," Martha" Ia
Traviata." and Marguerite I'm Faust.
The best authorities who have listened
to her assure her that she will be able
to compete successfully with the sing.
ers now before the public In these es.
peCial roles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-05
DEATH OF RACHEL HELM.


After a lingering illness Mrs. Rachel
Helm. wife Of Andrew d. Helm. pass
ed quietly away Thursday morning
at O'Clock. Mrs. Helm was afflicted
with Brights disease. and during
the last few weeks has suffered in
tensely.
Mrs Helm was native Of Utah
having been born In Salt Lake city,
July 20, 1856 Her parents We're Ben
jamin T. Mitchell and Lavinia Mitch
ell She passed through all Of the
trying scenes Of the early days in Salt
Lake. she married Andrew d. Helm,
and moved to Mill Greek.
She was the mother of five chill
dren. Theodore Rachel. Benjamin,
Louie and Clara. The four youngest
survive her
She has been true Latter-day
Saint an active member of the Re
lief society and a faithful wife and
mother She possessed a wonderful
influence for good among her chill
dren: her care for them during her
husbands absence on his two missions
was exercised in q loving and profit
able way.
Those who sought counsel from Sis
ter Helm were enlightened and salts.
fled. those who were cast down, the
needy and those called to mourn were
comforted and cheered by her in
nuence Her demise will be mourned
by q large circle of relatives and
friends.
The funeral services will he held
Saturday at / y. IN. from the Mill
Creek Westinghouse. Friends are in
yited
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-05

ONlGHT Miss Gates friends and
admirers viii have final OPP
portunty TO hear her in recital
OF her own before she leaves for
Europe. The tabernacle has been chos.
on as the place for the entertainment,
as the young singer always feels that
she can do her best In the grand audi
forum. and especially because she de-
slres the organ accompaniment to her
rendering Of the immortal Angels Ever
Bright and Fair" She will give other
songs TO piano accompaniment, Prof,
Mcclellan presiding at both nstru-
ments, and viii besides be aided by the
full choir Of 400 voices under Prof.
stephens, which win render one number
and by Mr.. Ensign, baritone, who will
sing two songs, and also give the fam
Gus duet from "Rigoletto" with Miss
Gates This -will be the first time these
two rare voices have been heard in con-
junction.
Emma Lucy Gates is the sort OF home
artist whom hoiue people should take a
pride in supporting, It is rarely In
deed that We see an instance Of young
girl possessed OF both talent and pluck
sufficient to enable her to win her way
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-05
peptiron Pills

"The last possibility that | shall men,
ton Is one that | am sure every En-
'deavorer and every friend of Endeayor
will help to make a glorious reality. |
refer to our quarter century memoir
ial. which will be expressed in an inter-
national Christian Endeavor headquar-
tiers building In Boston, given by the
young people in all the world, the in
come from 1t 60 be used for the train.
ing of the young people In all the world,
through all the coming years, so that
the vision of these possibilities shall
become to all our young people splen-
did realities
There was a large attendance In the
evening. when Or. Shaw spoke on the
work OF the Holy Spirit. IN which he
emphasized the necessity OF prayer I'M
the home. and the Christ life i'm the
family circle, The speaker left by the
night train for Pocatello.