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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-11
OGDEN.

The residence OF Mr. and Mrs. p.
kohn was the scene on the after
noon Of August Of q pretty wedding
when Miss Matilda Raw, a charming
young lady, was married 10 Mr., Geo.
NJ. Lewis. The ceremony was per-
formed In the presence Of large
number Of friends by Rabbi r. Kap-
I'm Of salt Lake City. An elaborate
wedding repast was served and
few hours pleasantly spent at music
and sociallty. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
viii make Salt Lake City their home
Those who were present at the re-
cepton were:
Mr. and Mrs. Shapiro ~ Salt Lake
city Mr. and Mrs Rosenhlatt OF Salt
Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Davis OF
chicago Mr.. and Mrs T. Kahn. Mr..
and Mrs. Baron, Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron.
MI. ana Mrs. Tate Of salt Lake CITY
MI. and Mrs. j. Kerts. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. L. White, Mr.. aud Mrs. Kohn Of
ogden; Misses b. Davis Levitt. Pithy
OF salt Lake City. Mrs. Friedman OF
salt Lake city, Miss Geuner and I.
COIN OF Ogden; Mr. Oppman. Mr.
MI. A. schonheld OF ogden. Mr.. s.
Mr.. c. Miller. Mr. A. Schonfleld Of
ogden: Mr.. ;. Rosenblatt and Mr.
NJ. Rosenblatt Of ogden: Mr.. n. Ros.
enblsum and Mr. ". Rosenblaum Of
salt Lake Mr Friedman Of Phnadel-
phia: Mr. Phillips Of Sal, Lake: Mr
X. kaplin o. salt Lake.
Prof Joseph Ballantyne returned
home this week from Chauiaugua
y. y whore he has spent tho sum.
mer taking special musical studies
which he greatly enjoyed.
Miss DIVA Nocklsby. a popular
young lady ~ ogden. and Mr.. wa.
Ham summer. clerk az the Culley
orug store, were married IN salt I.ake
City this week
A party composed Of State Senator
David Mckay. John Grow ana Kon
I'll Tracy and WIFE Miss Nav Nc.
Bride, Mrs Emma Peterson. Mrs
Neils Lofgreon. and Mrs. Lars Lar
sen LEFT ogden yesterday for a months
trip 10 Alberta. Canada. 70 vls,t with
relatives and friends
Mrs Dr. Smith entertained a Largo
Number ~ hrr lHav frienfr Frifn,.
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afternoon at cards az her home on
Twenty-eighth street The parlors
were tastefully decorated with flowers
and evergreens. After the awarding
OF the prizes all sat down 20 a dainty
repast.
Mrs Isaac Flinders has as her guest
this week Miss Clara Sorensen Of
Mendon. Cache county.
Miss Annetta Winter Of Ogden and
Peter Jensen Of North ogden were
united IN the bonds Of wedlock this
week.
Miss savlllc Of salt Lake Is VISIT
ing in ogden the guest Of Miss Zella
Stevens.
Mrs, Dr. Brick has visiting With her
from Brigham City Miss Lita Knud-
son
The Young Ladies association OF
the Fifth ward had a delightful out
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hand painted place cards, the work OF
the hostess The following ladies we're
present: Mesdames Foster. Walters,
Laura Miner. z. J. Thompson, J. c,
Walters, Leo Campbell, A. II. Thomp-
son, w. 5. Langton, Andrew Eliason,
Jr., Ella King, sidney Stevens, Z. W,
Robinson, Moench. J. f. shepherd, 8,
a. Langton, a. VI. Flemming. +. W,
Thatcher, d. c. Bulge, T. W. Nay or,
w. W. McIaughton, Charley Hanson.
Flack, r. p. Bacon, Florence Merrill.
Guy Cassidy, Hilder Eliason, Ruth
Moeneh, Jean Hyde.
Miss Edna Daniels was hostess az =
mast enjoyable afternoon party on
Tuesday In honor Of her guest, Miss
Pearl Jones OF Provo. Miss Daniels
guests were Mesdames II. +. Daniels,
5. A. Langton. Ed Hanson, Seligman,
Z. W. Robinson, Maud Robinson, the
Misses Pearl Jones, Alton Thatcher,
Flea Ellason, Julia Nibley, Eva Stod-
dard, Sophia Poulson, Larson, Hick.
man, HaTs. Vienna McAlister. Daniels
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PROVO.

Mrs. Reed Smoot was the hostes. a.
lake party Wednesday afternoon,
The Pallas club met Thursday eve
ming with Miss Alice Brown and en-.
jOyed a fine program. Refreshments
were served. The club will spend Sun.
day In the canyon.
The Priscilla club Is enjoying an 81
tended outing at wildwood IN Provo
canyon.
Miss Essie Fitzgerald and Mr. Charles
y Moore, popular young people 81
this city. surprised their friends by
quietly getting married Monday, and
have since been busy receiving oonsrai-
ulationS
Miss May Keele OF Garland and Ny
Farley Jensen OF this city were mar
ried IN the Salt Lake temple Wednes'
day. They will reside In Garland.
MI and Mrs. J. N. Jensen visited rel.
aciyes IN Alpine Thursday.
The fraternal societies and large
number Of friends enjoyed an outing
az the lake resort Thursday. a large
number OF people participated ana
passed a delightful day IN beating
bathing and pienicing.
e
Mrs. Elyira Jenkins Of this city, and
Mr.. Caleb Hone OF BENJAMIN were mar
rled here Wednesday by Judge BOOM
IT, nstM nnraarFNT
Mrs, Elizabeth white announces ne
enlargement OF her daughter Miss beu-
lah and Mr.. Vern Hardy. The wedding
viii take place April p
Miss Hazel Strong Is spending TIE
week al Lake shore, visiting her cols-
ms. the Misses Floss and Kitty Leeth-
am.
Miss Jennie Preston has returned 70
her home In American Fork, aner
weeks visit with friends In Provo
Miss Pearl Thatcher has reiurnea
from an extended visit with her sister,
Mrs, Frank Knight. Of Modena
Robert Blrken. Jr.. Of salt Lake va
IN Provo this week visiting MS jar
enis, Air and Mrs. Rober; BifEin'
sss
Or. and Mrs. Frederick Gilt icis W
week Tor Heber and strawberry Nsh,s'
vhtre they win visit friends ana ~
Joy an outing.
Mrs E'ecta Bullock ana M IT,.
nah Tucier entertained ~ lh
Monday afternoon IN honor ei
william Bullock Of CanadN to'''
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A Jolly crowd who thoroughly en-.
loyed an outing at Jessop's Grovs on
i4es1ay were the following: Nisses
hattie and Joephine Thatcher. Init
Nioiey Grehta Carbon. Messrs. Nlels
Hanson, Ariel Carbon. George Jorssr
~ George F. Thatcher. Carl csrs,
Inc party was chaperoned bv Mr. snH
Mrs. Ii. {. Hanson. u
Miss Ida Mitchell entertained ,,,,.
mally on Saturday evening isst -
s'e ~. Delng mrs. e. 9. Amussen Mrs
-, W thatcher. Jr, Mrs Guy Thstch-
sen. wan anus
MIS- Thompson and Mrs Msr4u n,
SAT- Lake are the quests ar ~ ~
Mrs A. H. Thompson. Mrs Thos Gu
son gave an afternoon toa ,n ~.
nohor on Saturday last hsr rrHs,a
1.lns Mrs Miner. Mrs. Chamn ~
walters. Mrs J. g.. Walters NJ v,n 'S
mts osiien, Mrs Wing Mrs S,ar rsrs'
Mls' shepherd. Mr. Thomrson 80
,,,lei lhlhed The members az me- so,ri-,
''uo OH edncsday afternoon.
,, Prot and Mrs. George w. Tbs,,ho-
~ = a,,ience Thatcher Of Logan and
~, ~ = g Amussn. Misses Nstfie snS
~ e'. r., Aniussen and Mr.. Frank SPENCE
49,. ~ lake returned on Friday from
peasant trip 70 Bear lake. ''O'"
AFf' Poulfon. Miss .sorh,s p,,,...
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tained AZ lunc ON IN honor Of Miss
Leta Mcmillan. all details being most
artistic. Bridge followed the luncheon.
Mrs. David Keith has issued invita-
lions for card parties, on Tuesday
and Wednesday Of next week.
Among those who will entertain IN
honor OF Miss Mcmillan IN the near fu-
ture are Mrs. vs.. G.. Cunningham. Mrs
W. j. kiscr and Mrs David Keith.
The sevtnty-hrst birthday anulyer-
sary Of Mrs. Christopher niehl was
celebrated hy her children, relatives and
friends IN q most enjoyable reunion az
Der home on Monday night
A delightful affair of the week was
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the lawn party given by Miss Margar-
ct F!nnegan on Monday night. about
10 guests being entertained.
Both box and orchestra parties are
being planned by number OF people at
the Orpheum next week.
The Woman's Democratic club held
an interesting meeting at the home OF
Mrs S a. Kenner on Wednesday night
which was well attended and several
interesting topics were brought up and
planned for the future a IRE uusi-
cal program was rendered by Miss Is
abel Kenner and refreshments we're
served.
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Miss Nellie White, niece Of ex-
Secretary Of the Navy John d.
Long has heard the call Of love
from 5000 miles across the Pacific.
Helress Of the hate millionaire, Mel
SON d. white. Miss White IS ON her
way from her home IN Winchen-
don Mass, 10 Hawaii 10 join her
nancc, Dr. Walter r. Brlnckerhoh
who IS deyoting hls life 20 the lep-
or colony al Malakai in am attempt
TO discover a remedy for the d.
sease which makes its victims the
outcasts of tho world.
Dr. Brlnckcrhod Is a Harvard
honor man Of the class Of 1901.
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Mrs. Mary s. Horne announces the
engagement Of her daughter Lillian VI.
10 Mr. shirley NJ Wooley. the wedding
20 take place early In September.
Mr. and Mrs s. +. Ball announce the
engagement Of their daughter Rose NJ.
10 Mr. Joseph H. Lake. the wedding 70
take place In September.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles w. Parker an
nounce the engagement OF their daugh.
ter I.ottie 20 Ralph a. Rudy, The mar
rage win take place in September
-
on Wednesday Miss Nellie A. Goss
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LOGAN.

logan. Aug. s.--Mrs. A. &. Barra;,
and Mrs George II. champ entertained
az a most enjoyable '~rhimble Bee" al
the charming home OF MrA champ on
Thursday afternoon. The porch and
rooms were most tas;efully decorated
great abundance % golden rod ana
yellow nasturtiums having been used
Luncheon was served Indoors. Tho
f'aecs having hem rnr'ol D. f.lr,v
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large afternoon tea 10 be given by Mrs.
f. Z. Holmes and Mrs. J. T. Harris
about 300 Invitations being issued.
About dozen guests enjoyed the
hospitality OF Col and Mrs. Holmes al
dinner on Tuesday night. the table be-
Ing decorated with roses and candel.
abra In corresponding shades
Or and Mrs. McEnery were guests Of
honor al a lake party given by Mrs. W
W. Armstrong on Wednesday night,
about 20 being present
Miss Carrie Atkins was hostess at a
butterfly party on Thursday. cards
being The feature with an details car
ried out IN butterfly designs and colors.
About 80 friends we're present 10 enjoy
the pretty event
Yesterday Miss Kirkpatrick enter
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Inc many ruined skirts Of the empire period seem 10 h ,nv
more 'or ea9 They arc Of course modified tpes OF the ,erd man,
u suggest even greater youmn
% OF "he Toe has three circular building the skirt sscn ono
oged with white MORE silk ana having embrodeos ~ nale yn ont
s 'h cut design OF the SIR vest effect "a noss ui h
soa buttons grouped the fronts prominent ~ Ola
nue velvet ribbon used for the and for the collar MOTIF,
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EoTNos

Tonight Miss Emelne McMaster and
Mrs. II. G. Evans leave for Los An
geles for an indefinite stay.
Miss Elsie Petit and sisters. Lillian
and Fannie. leave tonight for Denver.
Mrs. Walter S. Beatle and son Ross
left this week for Los Angeles
Tonight. Mr.. and Mrs Ed p, Kim
ball leave for A short stay In Callfor-
MIA.
Miss Lula Gates returns next week
from Brighton 10 begin rehearsals for
The Wedding Day
Miss Agnes Dahlquist has returned
from . two weeks stay al the ola
Arm Chair,
Mrs. l.. Lewis and daughter GLADYS
are at the Hermitage for week.
Mr.. and Mrs W. r. Ashby and Ed
ward George leave for New York ana
Boston tonight TO spend a few weeks
with friends.
Miss Hazel Hanson will be the guest
OF Miss Jean Spencer at silver Lake
for a week.
Miss Leo Trent has gone TO San
Francisco, where she will visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Trent for month.
Miss Elizabeth Sloan has returned
from Los Angeles and san Bernardino.
Mrs. r. d. Bickford and Mrs. Ellen
Elliott have returned from Colorado
Springs and Denver, where they have
spent the past six weeks.
Mrs Y. NJ. Allison, Jr., children and
maid left Wednesday night for Glen
wood SPRINGS for few weeks say.
Miss Florence Sears has gone up TO
Wasatch for a week.
Mrs. T. J. Dunn and her daughter,
Ruby have gone 10 Idaho TO spend
month.
Mr. aud Mrs. Dewey Richards left
carly in the week for their home I'm
New York, after a three months visit
with the parents Of Mr.. Richards, Mr..
and Mrs, Franklin $. Richards.
Miss Pearl Van Colt, Miss Nora Van
Colt and Miss Jenna Budd Geddes
left this week for a 10 days outing
at Brighton.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Gray will 70 TO
Denver Monday for a short stay.
Mrs. Benner y. Smith will 20 TO
Brighton about August Is.
Miss Eleanor sutton left Thursday
night for trip to Glenwood Springs
Mrs. +. NJ Miller OF Kansas City,
Is the guest Of Mr.. George Forester.
Judge and Mrs. II. p. Henderson
will spend the rest OF the summer IN
HALEY, Idaho.
VIM. B. Balm left Thursday evening
on pleasure trip to visit friends in !
Los Angeles.
Mrs. o. b. Hewlett left this week for |
Plain City, where she Will Join party |
Of friends on three weeks camping /
trip,
Miss Marion Jones, accompanied by |
her guest. Miss Helen Reed OF Boulder, |
Colo, will leave tomorrow for Yellow |
stone Park, where they viii spend two
weeks.
Mrs. Thomas Weir Il guest Of Mrs, |
II. G. Mcmillan at Brighton.
Raymond s. Mason Of Los Angeles |
arrived In the city last evening and |
will visit with friends for a few days. |
Mrs. Rulon S. Wells Is In Brighton.
the guest Of her sister Mrs. II. @.
Whitney.
Miss Edgarda Wedgewood has gone
to Grand Junction to spend a fortnight
with friends,
Mrs. Job White left Wednesday 10
spend the balance Of the week at the
Hermitage in Ogden canyon.
Miss Emily Curtis has gone to Los
Angeles for a months stay
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac A. Clayton are IN |
Provo canyon camping with their
children.
Mrs Sophia Sharp. Mrs, James Jcn- |
nlngs and Mrs. Walter Jennings are at /
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aud Mr. Elvin s. Meyers were united In
marriage az tho temsle. and In the eve
Ming large reception was held In their
honor az the home Of the brides par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs T. 5. Goss, the affair
being a sort Of double celebration, as Il
honored also the nuptisls Of a grand
daughter OF Mr. Goss, Miss Iva Barnes
OF Montrose Cal, and Mr.. Edward
Child OF ogden, who were married IN
the temple on the same day. The rooms
were decorated entirely IN green, and
about 100 guests were present. Miss
GoSs wore a bridal gown Of Alice blue
silk and had no attendants. Miss
Barnes was g0wned IN white NULL with
lace trimmings Assisting in receiving
we're Mrs 7, 5. Goss and Mrs. Jennie
Meyers and assisting IN serving were
Miss Clarissa Co.'S, Miss Leone Murray
and Miss Hazel Barnes Mr.. and Mrs.
Meyers 20 10 Boise TO reside the groom
having the management Of the Orphe-
um theater at that place. Mr.. and SIR.
Child VIII make their home IN ogden.
on Tuesday night the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. T. Orlob was the scene Of
The wedding OF their daughter Dagmar
Frederika 10 Theobald L. Larsen. the
ceremony being performed by Rev. p.
4 simpkin in the presence 81 the rela-
lives and friends. The bride was at
tended by her sister. Miss Matilda Or
lob and Miss Eta Frick. and the groom
by Mr. carl Orlob, a brother Of the
bride The rooms were bright with
flowers. the par,or IN yellow and white
with goldcngloW and carnations used
with palms. the dIninToom IN pink and
green. the table having centerpiece OF
pink carnations. while festoons OF smu-
AK were drawn from the chandelier 20
the corners The bride wore a gown OF
white silk null with lace trimmings
Tho bridesmaids were also gowned in
white Mr. and Mrs larsen have gone
for short trip, and on their return viii
be nt home 20 their friends at 1856 II
street
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Armstrong have
Issued Invitations FOR the marriage OF
their daughter. Ara, 10 Chester Web
s,er Wilson, The marriage 10 take place
ou The evening OF Aug. % at Coloma
Mich. where tho Armstrong family Is
passing the summer.
Ar elaborate bridal affair Of tho week
was that ~ Miss CLARK. daughter OF
Senator clark o. Wyoming. and Mr..
Charles Blyth ~ this city. a. Evanston.
a church wedding being followed BY
large reception AZ the brides home
They win make their home IN salt
Lake.
Another Of the weeks weddings was
that Of Miss Nellie Williams and Don.
AID Prltstly. the marriage being solemn
izod IN The temple and a reception cele.
hraung the event IN the evening az the
brides home The rooms were beau.
ufully decorated With profuslon Of
pink and red carnations popples and
ferns, and @ large number OF friends
we're present. Miss Nora Ferry vas
bridesmaid. Mr. Hugo Peterson. Dr..
best man, and The following assisted m
elteriainlng Mr. and Mrs. John
Priestly Miss Violet Williams. A. A
Duncan, Miss Bessie Williams and MIS-.
Alta Burton. Music vas furnished dur
ing The evening hy Walter Poulton.
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Invitations have issued announcing
the marriage ~ Mas Margaret San.
ford O. Mr. David Borg. or Aug is.
ne reception 10 be held AT the home
NJ ar ana Mrs p. e. Sanford. 1895
FirFonff
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Dainty afternoon frocks m white are much favored
Becoming this illustrated froe with
s'ow eehr lace The gl strapped rol,n.hroun velvet
noons while Tho same ribbons are usi
w ,n' aee ~ h sleeves us above T model rnisht BE-
''e'''v'N oriel n or chiffon
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Mrs. DR.. Smith entertained a large
'nmher ~ h'r nay friooss Frldnv
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The Priscilla club Is enjoying an 81
tended outing at wildwood IN Provo
canyon.
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Miss Essie Fitzgerald and Mr. Charles
y Moore, popular young people ~
this city. surprised their friends by
quietly getting married Monday, and
have since been busy receiving consra,-
ulationS
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An elaborate bridal affair Of the week
was that ~ Miss CLARK. daughter OF
Senator clark 81 Wyoming, and Mr..
Charles Blyth 81 This city. a. Evanston.
a church wedding being followed by a
large reception AZ the brides home.
They vill make their home in salt
Lake.
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Mrs E,ec,a Bullock and Mr.. W.,
nah TUCKER entertained ~ by.
Monday afternoon IN hnrof q, 49,.
William Bullock Of CanenN 49,
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Mr. and Mrs Leroy Armstrong have
Issued invitations Tor the marriage Of
their daughter. Ara, 10 Chester Web
s,er Wilson. The marriage 10 take place
on The evening OF Aug. p at Coioma
Mich, where tho Armstrong family is
passing Tie summer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-27
AVIS0

RsnitldA dc lA Hacienda Uoi6n
que rAdieA en- sl barrio de SAbana
de eaia NunicipalidAd de orden de
don JLvier ZAlduondo , We've, uus
novillA de color indio amarillo mar
cada en- 10 espaldA iEquierda con una
c borrads, sneA izQuisrda T eSpAl.
de derethA Z. P. T. tAmbieA DORADO,
como de seia q 7 ArrobAG, 10 cuAl ss
hallA ~depoaitAdA On poder dc don Lpf.
Roestoit,
Y 10 hsgo ptblioo para que lie
gando q sonoeimienlo de 50 dusno 90
prsssnts & rsooisrla previo psgo de
los gAltos ~originadoa vsnsido Of
plazo de 80 dias eoniAndo deade hoy
sin v~srifearlo, 80 vsndela en pGblica
uubAatG q favor de los tondoa munich
alsI.-Faiardo IS de 0stubFe dc 1905
j. FENED0. Alaalds. as
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-27
DA7OS CUR|OSOS
C%arqamentO dc Ianas austra-
"liaDas. mr.. Chamberlain.
EI PERI prOqresi:ta.
Ell TABACO
Ell TABACO
I'm hombre vivo encontrado
dentro de una sepultura.
Resulta I'm loco.

IA Douvres, Francis, Q ian llsgsn'
do eargsmsntos dc lspss australia.
mas; parA los msrcadcs ipglsses. An
iss iban d~irsstamsnts & Irglstsrrs.
Mr.. Chamberlain W todAvfa & 10
miama iglesia do Birmingham. que
f~reeusntabs euando mrehScho.
-Uno dc los ssrenes del eenenterio
dol Padre Laehsiss On Paris, sneon'
tr6 On uno do los pantsonss I'M ser VI
visxts que results ser On loco sscspA'
do do IN mamie omio, que 90 habfa re-
fagiado allf para dornir.
I'll gobisrno del Psrk proyesis 10
utilization de 10 potsncia el6etrisa
que pusda dssarrollar Of l'go Tltica'
CO, que contisns 5000. 900 de heeioli
tros do sgua con una sns'gfa poten'
eial do 81 900 600 ca5allos do iasrzA.
Costsffa "a 100000 srlgir una plaptA
sleetrisa, pero los bsnehsios ser N in
salsulablss, sspssialmsnts por 10 OK
plotAai6n d. minas $50 valor hasta
hoy, & sausA do fAlts do potsreis pc
70 trabsiarlAs.
~Rl tAbaeo aortado y aplieade On
psquta On troxos sobrs una picada de-
abeiA q avisps, eontrarreatra los sfss'
tos del vsRsae.
-AuEQue no exlsts estadlstica res
pesto 4 los tslsgran,s sursAdos OIL
aHo On nomhrs del Rsy Eduardo d.
InKlatsrra. 10 cree Qus no bsian d.
{. 1000.
Con sole unos ] 500, 900 hAbitan'
TOD SuixA tisns M oomsseio extrap1srC
do mas do . 400. 600, 900 oil ,a,.
In Austria tisnsn gus sufeir ur
sxamsn las barbara, do los que hay
mas sAda die.
Ell Jap6n hA organixAdo uni
tusrta expedition militAr para oeupal
To- islA dc FofmosA, A eAuaa dc lal
muehs - muertea soms.idAs 6ltimsmen
10 por los sAlvsies del interior.
LA lsehs, tomada aAtes y dsspu6
do una medisln&. absorbe ~ gu.tt
prontamsnte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-27
DE- TODAS Parties
QObjerro es vlctima de I'm
robO por otros gitanos.
Mil dollars. Ia cantidadI
Ell kLGUAClL
Ell ALGUAClL
Sc sorprende a los ladrones
con uu ahorro de cincuenta
mil dollars

Por Qusias Que prsssnt6 ven Oar
mi, illinois. !un gitsno dc apsllido
Mitchell, de qs 10 hablan Yobsdo
81. 900 unos indivlduos do 90 yass, ss
he vsnido { sabsr que todos sllos han
prospersdo grsudemsnts 0 pssar 8 bel
veg & eausa do 10 vida sIrants que lie.
van.
Tsmisndo eneontrsr r~esistenaia, oil
sguasil Grissom, rsuni6 uns dossna
de hombYes , todos armados 10 diri'
gisron nj e~ampamsnto donds sstaban
los gitanos, y registraron los sarros.
Ia 81 primsro eneontraron . l,00o.. Ga
ORC; On Of ssgundo els 900 y an sertiA.
sado do deposito por e26. 900 y diver
sas sumss en- otros varios earros hts.
10 formar an total do e60,0 900.
ri asusado no pudo idsnfsar 4 los
ladronss nj 80 dinsro, QusdAndoss ain
81, y los espitslistas. tsmismdo poT
sus riquezas 10 trasladAron 6 10 pc
blaci6n para mas ssguridad. y han
psgAdo hombrss con armas para que
montsn guardia alrededor do sus w.
hisulos.
e, una e. explosion oearrida {
hordo del gate do rssreo sUolonias, On
Oyster Bay, dos tripulAntss fusron
musrtos y qusdaron hsridos tres, uno
do ellos dc grav6dad. ri accidents 90
dehi6 & 10 rotura do IN tubo do 10
MAG uins, que revept6 POGO despu6s Of
snsender los fuegos para absndonss
oil fondsadero. Nubes do vapor en-
volvieron Of euarto do mkquinas ~
los hombrss que yaefan por Of suslo,
dc los eusles, solo uno pudo levan.
larse y salir oil aire libre y rsgressr
con otros para salvar & sus eomya'
Hsros, 10 que 90 pudo hsser, { 10 me-
nos & los hsridos, con gran peligro
do todos. ri baqas, Al que parese
psrsigus 10 mAla susrte, puss ssts %
sl ssrser asCidenss que 10 oeaYEe, Ga
tei6 solo On 81 maQuinaria.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-27
Municipal de Yabucpa
ANUNCIo DE SUBAsTA

AN LIE
El Consejo Municipal de
este pueblo ha acordsd do re-
matar en- subasta publica, la
obra de construction de I'D
aeueducto, valorada en- veinte
mil qulnientos cchenta dsllars
ssaenta centavos, y senalo pa
"a Ell acto del remats Ell dla
treinta y uno de Octubre CO.
rriente 4 las dos media p. m.
Los pliegos Ide condicio-
nes, ordenansa demas datos
relatives al mis- mo, Sc encuen.
tran de manifesto en- la Sc
cretaria Municipal donde po-
dra verlos quien 10 desee.
YAbucoa, p. R. Octubre
I9 de 1906.
JCsE L. BERRIos,
Alcalde.