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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-16
sECCl0N ESPECIAL PARA PONCE
SOBRE Fl HOSPITAL TR|COCHE
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mos do nusva creaci6n & que he hseh \
retsreucia antsriormente. Esto, de
COR ormidad CON sl pareeer del doctor
Coronas. Presidents de 10 Junta de
Sanidad.
CuARTA: LIS smplesdos dsben
ser mejor ret, ibuidos, por el carGessr
dc asiduidad, conitancia y urgeneia
que aus cargos llsvan consigo. 70
tan limitado el hsber do circo dollars
mensualea que tienen asignados los
erfermsros. entermsras dc ~. cccIae'
ras y lavande'as, que no Ruarda pro
porci6n con el txce,ivo trAb,io que
cada cual tIene & su cargo, por cuyo
motive sus respectlvas indumeLtArias
de- jan mueh7 que desear & 10 simple
vista de las peraonas que concurren
al asilo, 90 declr, que no guardian re-
laei6n con 10 b gisne que 6ebs tx'stir
on el aailo. TAmbisp, 90 do el cs,o,
que cuando cuAlquisrs de dichos I'm
plsados cess, 10 hacs diticil enson
trAr quien 10 sussituya por ese pre-
clio. A sstos dsstinos, debsris aaig'
narIeles cusndo menos diez dollars, 4
tn de aer ms sjor asendidos. De igu.
modo ocurre con las enfsrmeras de Ia
que diafeutan el h ,ber mensual dc $40
deben gsnar s,5 en- aterc.6a 4 sua
obligAcIones y exigsrcian En- anA|o'
gas condicioLes SO ha'lan el portero y
iardinero, remunerados con s4 cads
/. unc, debelfa aumsntarseles q $S; >tsioi
emplea a1os atienden tambi6n q otrol
debsres.
QUINTA; Tsnso los M6lIcos Co
mo los PraciicantsI, Farmsce4tico J
sl que suscribe, no tienen horas nj d,
| dia ri de nochs que les pit rtenezcs el
absolute, pues sus servicits son soli
citados . eada momenso, tsLiendo POI
tanto excelivos y continues cuidsdcs .
| sExTA, El cargo unipe :sonal d
lAdminlstrador Contador que YER &
desempe fiando, dadas las ex'gencia
que los deteres del mismo m impo
ner, me { bligan & tener que usiliza
las horas del descanso en- los case
do urgents vigilancia y ctros analo
go,; y ssto, requiers 10 creaci6n d
IN eseribiente auxtliar que me susil
suya, bisn por enfermedad 6 por cuAl
Quisr otro motive, cuyo ca 90 del
ler desemI ed ado por persooa de n
confar Fate empleo debs 90 ater
dido por persona apts, que sea rsml
, nerada con relsci6n & aus debsres
Il sEPT1MA; Los emplsados dc lc
DENTS ramos do 10 A m'ni.traei6
, Municipal, terminan sus faenas 4 ID
} cuatro de Ia tArde dc todoa los & 4,
laborab,es, disponieudo libremeLte
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-16

Aver, dia de VIernes Santo,
permanecieron cerradas 60 vlrtud dc
diehs fmtiv!dsd todas las ofcinas J
sssa blecImientos Idblicos.
-Brillantes y solemnes han aldo
les ceremonies religiosas eelebr adss
Dor los cat6licos do Ponce para dar
sl dehido relieve & eatos dias sar tos.
El templo ha eatsdo muy eoncurrido
Dor les fslts. Un gsn,io inmenso
asudi6 syer tarde & OR el sermon do
las ssists palab a.s, prs3ieado por sl
padre " g.. En- el coro, accmpsfia.
das por la orquesta bsio la direcci6p
del m.sstro Pssarell, cantaron 10
eiiora Lizzie Grahsm, les stforitas
E,cott, G Gmenez, Monsanto, y Ctrss
cuyos ncmb 90 no recordsmos. La
pre- cssi6n por 10 tarde, result6 impo-
nsnte. :,
-M,6sra por 10 noths hxbrA bsile
en- sl CAsiro. Dada 10 animation que
reins, 90 presume one serG e'plendido.
-Esta noehe darA function en- el
n afro 10 Perla 10 compahia americans
de varledades que diriie el ilusionisia
Wood, llegada recienssments d ests
ciudad. El Pre- grama o. atrs yente
Hab,& ejerclcios aereos, a,robAticos,
hlpn6tlcos y de ventriloquisrio.
Aver 13, 10 policia denuncl6
dos indivfduos por iugsr &lo pre- hI
hidc. 4 otros dos por slterAr Il pAz
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-16
.COM|TE BARR|O IA TORRE

Fresidente, don Ban'gao Negror
Vice. prssidenie, don Julio Rodrig Ell
Secre tsrio, don D mir 60 Garcfs Te
sorero, don Franci.cl Torres; V.ca
lea: .eh 1res Juan Rod fgltz, MaIce'
limo Nege6p, Julio RODRIGUEZ, 10 {
Color, Gervasio Torres, MaLue Ro
drigue 2, Rnfno Ts lechss, Baldomerc
Marfeedi, Juan r ,driguez -, J4Ar
Coon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-16
La voz De un niiq de Ponce
ALOS N|AOS De PUERTO-R|CO

contribuir 4 aliv.ar las peuas DC sque'
llos qnsridos compatriotas. asotados
por el infortunio.
Condiscfpuloi: Abrid entire vos
otroa otras tantas suacripcloLes , lie
vad 81 sonsuslo & los nscesitados.
Con cinco esntavos que contribuyAis.
20 ismos -lquiep sabel -ayudsr & 10
vantar algunas do las cisas que pere
clsron en- el tuego
Yo espero que mi v.s, que 90 10
de mls compshsros escolares dc Ponce,
40 90 p.erdA en- el vacfo.
Ula de las cosas mas iubllmss de
10 vida 90 obrar el bleu, en- nombrs d.
Ia Carload.
Adelante, ldslsntsl como diio oil
germano ilusire; Adelante por sncima
de las tnmbas, adelantel
Yo conozco el corax6n gsneroso
4 do mis- eondiscfpulos y estoy SECURE
de que sllos atenderAn nuestra adpli
% mas aentida.
Setenta y dos familias que llorar
hoy su lamentabls aitaacl6n, mer ecer
ser ayudadas q dar frents q esq catas
trofs.
Oial& que mis- palabras hsllsn ece
On el alma Gel pueblo ipfsntll puerto
rriquefio y una yes mas Do 6sts prue
has de sus mobiles sentimientos.
LUIS SAMALEA IGLESIAS
Ponce. abril IA 1906.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-16

Por 10 prsnsa de Ia isla, ese gtan
eco dsls opinion / Il ,lics, propsgado'
ra do los liberlades , porta estAndar'
to de Ia civilization, nos hsmos snte
rado con proidnda pena del desaatro
sotsuosso oclrrido ha POGO en- el pue-
blode San Ssbaitian,
Sabsmos que laa llarnss del faeg,
dsstrucsor haa Desirable casi por com.
pleto aquslla poblaci6n, sepultaado!a
snuu esiAdo lassimcso trlsle en- YER
dad.
Hoy es casi un mont5n de ruinas,
Qraa ndnsro do sus habitantss aa
f,en 10 mayor dc les desgrseias.
Sin b cores, fA!tos de luz dc
pa-, recurren hoy 4 la carload, eaa
cousoladora divlns de los pobrss,
para que 90 leo aocorfa en- tan lamen'
table desgracia.
Metro pueblo que sismprs ha da
do muestras do sus filautr6picos aenti.
mientos, he ss2ondido & sse grito dc
dolor, abrisndo una suscri acl6a popu'
lar para alivIar 10 amarg IRA que aba.
ted San Sebaitlans
Nosotros los nifios de Poncs hemoa
tAmb.ea cores oondido & ess acto hu
manitArio, lsvRntando otra suscrip
ci6n. :,
Yo me dirijo q mis- compa1eroa dc
soda 10 isla, suplicsndoles concurran
con 81 pequef, 6belo & la rsalizAcion
do cate psnsamieato altruisss que
Marcia en- Was de h,cho, para as1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-16

shado h,cla Albonito, doude 6jarA al
reaidencia para desempetar un ALTO
tmpleo do 10 Porto hican American
Tobacco Company. Sa tamllia Sc lie
reunirA on breve. La function dc La
Presa con oil concurso do elementos
do nusstra aooiedad so dara ieg1n nos
informan, el domingo prtx!mo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-16
IA ESM ERALDA
Fedsnao Toro / 20 Ponce

VWtTFsV IVIV . NV VTtVV
Sc avisa { las seiiores oomercian
les dc la Gsla que tensmoa aiempre un
gran surtldo do scmhreroa de ps 10
del pAis hormGdos en todas formaa.
PreSioa limitAdos por doesnAa, Ropa
hecha para hombFes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-16
Arm STRONG & c.

Almacenistas Importadotes.
Unicos Agsnles de 10 Oerseza can.
hsussr Buschs del aqua mineral
sWhitt Rocks y del dc sUvAs de
SWelek ,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-16

Hip( tonl) Pla(ei0

Cuenta hoy con cuadras para
20 caballos que Sc admiten a
Guido esmerado y q preclos
convencionales.
Pr6ximas carreras el Do
mingo IS del corriente. Co.
rreran entire otros &JlbaroS
contra xPerla Fina~ y <Pe-
l6nS contra <Almodovar.>
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-16
Roberto Graham
INGRNIERO

I .llsr de MaquinasiA, Fundict6n J
CarrssetiA. AgspolA de los Arados
sDssrts, los meiorss que Ie fAbricsn
Marina &. Ponce
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
Railway Notes Ond PERSONALS.

Mrs Lomax and Miss Mildred Iomax
returned from Chicago Saturday morning
]. 4. Kuhn. +. II. Wood. Nels Updike
and w. J. G, Kenyon arrived on the North
morning
w. ]. Harahan, general manager OF the
Illinois Central, and Superintendent Jones
OF Fort Dodge were early morning visitors
in Omaha Saturday.
w. T. Metzger, general agent OF the Wa
bash at Denver. arrived Saturday morning
from the west. Mr.. Metzger is son-in-laW
Of j. r. Manchester.
The Burlingtons homeseekers' informa-
ton bureau has received a supply OF blanks
for the appointment Of agent by soldiers to
hle on ShOshone lands.
O. F. Bidwell. general manager OF the
Northwestern, and Mrs. BidWell left sat
urday for Hot Springs. s. D., where they
will remain for several WeekA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
Wants TO Go 90 WashInEton.

1.-THE Hon. Senator Coburn" is the way
a letter came TO the office of Secretary F.
d. Coburn in the Kansas capitol. But tho
contents Of the letter were even more
startling than the address. 1t was dated
Kansas City, Mo, and read as follows:
MY wife received letter from cousin ia
Topeka. saying you are in surch Of a
privit secretary to do your work I'm Wash
ington.
Il have a great desire to live in Wash
ington, and II you can give me the job I'll
do your work all right, all right.
Il am 81 years of age a graduate of
Atchison Commercial college after which
l crapulated at the Lawrence university
with high honors,
SHOULD like pay Of 400 dollars at least,
for ] suppose some of the political work
I shall be called upon 10 do will be rather
shedagerous, but l am equal to the task %
Topeka Journal.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
West Amber.

Frank Potter is engaged painting two
houses for Mrs. Halpine on Georgia avenue
Mrs Bert Gantz and children were guests
of her grandmother. Mrs. Hickman, near
Griffin Grove on Monday.
Little Martha Faverty has been staying
with Mrs. Aughe during the last week
while Mr. Aughe was in Iowa.
L. Carlson is building a large hennerX
on his newly purchased property and VIII
go into the poultry business extensively.
Mrs, Carr, wife of the foT g,nanv Oh u me
friends here and attended services at
S. w. church.
Mrs. John Gantz and daughter, Miss Ada,
entertained Mrs. Molly Anderson and papy
and Miss Ella Roessig from West Side
at dinner Thursday.
Mr.. clifford and family from near sey-
mour Lake were the guests of their
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Amber, in ECKER
man the first of the week.
Mrs. Emory and daughter Miss Ethel.
came out from town the first of the week
Rev. and Mrs. r NJ. Henderson.
Miss Mamie Hickman and Miss Nellie
Ely spent their vacation week at the
suburban home OF the formers grand
Allen Faverty has gone to Peoria, Ill,
to look after the farm recently purchased
by himself and father. II ne likes the
country he will remain all winter.
Miss Alma Darling entertained the
Misses Chriesfellow and Chittck from
North Omaha on Sunday at dinner ana
Mrs. Weller OF Florence on SATURDAY
Mrs L. Boyer and Mrs. A. Weatherhead
Joined the Custer w. r. c. on Tuesday and
will now accompany Mrs. j. GantZ and
Mrs r. Getty to the semi-monthly meet
ings.
William Todd, who has been visiting his
sisters, Mrs Syas and Mrs. Getty, returned
to his home at Burwell, Neb., the last of
the week. HIS wife, son and daughter Will
tarry here a week longer.
Mrs j. PARROT and daughters, Bernice
and Ruth are visiting her father in chi
cago this week. Her son, Edward SPENDS
part of his time with West Amber
| friends and discourses sweet music on his
cornet and violin.
]. E. Aughe has spent the past week
| with his daughter, Mrs E. c. Dawson and
son William at Folsom, Ia, and also his
| daughter, Mrs. J. Young at Pacific juno
ton, and reports the peach, plum and apple
| crops as immense.
| Mrs. ]. L. Aughe met her aunt, Mrs
| Wright Rice, and mother, Mrs. Crane, OF
! Dixon, Neb., at the Webster Street depot
trains with them. They were guests OF
| Mrs e. w. Macrae at Brownell Hall fol
the noon hour. They were on their way tC
| Minneapolis, Kan, to look after property
there,
The Ladies' Aid society will hold 1t.
next meeting al the home Of Mrs. j
| Bonewitz, Forty-ninth and Pacific streets
on Thursday, August 2, and Will quilt al
day A good deal of business will conn
before the meeting. The women who ar
on the committee to assist the hostess ar
Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Shandy and Mrs
Bonneville. Dinner at 1890.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29

Three large hayrscks and some smaller We
hicles carried the merry crowd to and
from the grounds.
Mrs L. V. Heaford left during the. week
for Superior, Wis. Mr.. Heaford and son,
Edwin, will leave this week to join Mrs.
Heaford, when they will make the st.
Lawrence river trip together.
Miss Margaret Barr and her guests, the
Misses Sarah and Ada Viele of Salisbury,
n. c., and Miss Lucy Thurston Of Taylors-
vile, N. c., were entertained on Friday
by the Misses Hancock of Omaha.
The Dundee Womans club gave a picnic
supper Saturday evening on the lawn Of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Benson. The hus-
bands of the club members and their out
of-town guests were the guests of the oc-
caSion.
Mrs j. w. Marshel left on Tuesday for
a visit to relatives in Pittsburg and Phila-
dephia, Pa, and Mr.. Marshell left later
in the week with his daughter Ethel, and
son, Leonard, for a tour of the Great
Lakes.
Mrs. d. L. johnson entertained at lunch
con on Wednesday for the visiting women
Mrs. J. w. Akin entertained Thursday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Curtis Of DeX-
ter Me, who is visiting her daughter Mrs
p ]. Barr.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29

brasks; stenographer. Sharle Soule Hurd
Washington, -. 60 press committee, r.lisa.
bcth Robbins Berry, chairman. M4ssaChu-
sets; chief conductor Lillian LuJ14, AIinAt-
sofa; chief guard. Kate Carlin, Au.Anesu,G
Platform Aides-GeUrgie Bauer, AAy
evans, Vera Cleaver.
Further appointments for officers for
convention VIII be made Thursday morn
ms, August Is.
II was with great pleasure that we hailed
the advent OF a new department 70 be
known as the department of lnuiaa Iert.-
tory, auxiliary to the Grand Army Of the
Republic organized June =, VII. ncau.
quarters located at the city of 1u.s,..
Later, with an Overwhelming sense % &C.
greet, we were forced to reVune tue Carer
of Louisiana and Mississippi
Death has again entereu our midst. THIS
time without warning, he tUuch,u VITA .ils
icy breath one wnom to know was to .u,e
and respect.
Nero Tanner, beloved wife of tIc COM
mander-in-chief of the Grand Army " tae
Republic, General James Tanner uIeG June
- at Helena, Mont. No woru or act Ut
ours can bring her back to tnOs whO
mourn, nor lift the shadow wntIn. has
fallen over the home, but, from tic NM
most recesses of the heart goes GUTth oar
sympat thy to the bereaved family.
with reverent sorrow We trpolt the dvdtl
of four of our army nurses those mimic
tiers of mercy whose cheerful, loving selN-
ice during the years of civil war cntit.e
them to a place among the aLec.s II
heaven:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
RniIrond Men 40 ne CnIIeh

CHICAGO. July 2S.-Subpoenas for rail-
road men who, IL is claimed, are ac-
quainted with the relationship existing be-
tween the Standard OIL company and the
company were issued in the United States
district court today. 1t developed today
that the government attorneys are bending
which meets here August g. facts upon
which an indictment may be sought that
will include John ID, Rockefeller and his
subordinAtes In the Standard OF company
under charge Of violating the antitrust
laws
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
Bellevue.


Miss Mildred MacLean, assistant in the
English department is enjoying her vaca-
ton in eastern Canada.
All the dormitories are being generally
repaired Painting and pepering have been
done where needed. The campus, walks and
drives are receiving usual care.
The sure advance of the street railway
toward Bellevue is being watched with in,
terest. The first day of its running VIII
mark a new milestone for Bellevue.
Plans are now being completed whereby
Clarke hall, the main recitation building,
will be put In first class repair for the
opening OF the college year, September 49,
A number OF Omaha and Council BLUFFS
people have enjoyed the cool OF BeLeVue
during July and It is expected that good
many others Will avail themselves OF TINS
opportunity during August.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleland are spending their
vacation rusticating in the mountains OF
Colorado. Mr. Cleland is expected back
the hrst of the week, but Mrs. Cleland will
be there until the middle of August,
Prof. James A. WhitmoTe, the college
oach is enjoying his vacation at his former
back I'm a week or ten days to assist In the
looking up of prospective students for the
fall term.
Very much is being done TO put the grove
belonging TO the college, which lies north
along the street railway grade, into good
shape a park. Much OF the uhdeIDiusn
which makes II almost lInpassdDle uO"' viii
be cut away.
prof. r. s. Calder of Monessen, Pa, has
accepted a position with Bellevue college
for the coming year. Prof. Calder is a
graduate OF Washington and JEFFERSON col
iege and comes here with much experience
I'M the teaching Of the classics. he will be
acting dean and have charge Of the Greek
department.
Word has been received from Prof. and
Mrs Sterenberg, who have sailed for Halle,
Germany. They are away from the col
lege on a years leave OF absence 70 90
Dost-graduate work at Halle. Prof Steren-
berg is dean and head OF the Greek de-
partment Mrs. Sterenberg is head OF the
Latin department
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29

stood that the gulf stream greatly infu-
ences the climate Of every shore Il reaches,
and for that reason its present eccentrici-
ties may have a most important effect upon
New York City, providing that the stream
continues working over TO the westward,
nearer and nearer to the New Jersey and
Long Island coast
Veers Toward Long Island.
Coming down to more recent observa-
lions Captain Mowbray Of the Panama
steamship Finance said a few days ago:
There is no doubt that the gulf stream. is
changing its position materially In fact,
! have observed that it has greater ten
dency than ever to veer over to the Long
Island coast"
IL have noticed" reports Captain Ruser
Of the steamship Moltke, changes in the
position Of the gulf stream, relative to
the coast of America at some time, every
year that / have crossed the Atlantic.
From scarcely percepuble changes how
ever, the variations in position have be-
come so great that only last year 1 found
the course of the stream to be hundreds
Of miles west Of its usual position"
"The strang pranks of the gulf stredm
are interesting me greatly" SAYS Captain
DuXrod Of the steamship Kroonland. Il
have made it a rule to make frequent tests
: every time / cross the ocean to determine
the exact position of the warm current.
From time to time have observed great
changes in the position of the stream,
the general tendency each year being
more toward the west"
When the steam yacht Varuna reached
New York from Southampton Mr.. Eugene
Higgins, the owner and master of the
yacht, was asked what observations he
had made regarding the gulf stream
Il never saw the stream display so
much fondness for this side of the
ocean," he replied. 81 have always no
ticed temporary changes in the position of
the stream, but on our last trip l found
that 1t was closer to the coast than ever
before"
New YOrk's Fond Hope.
Coupling these observations with official
| reports made to the naval photographic
! Office at Washington to the effect that tho
gulf stream is shifting its base hundreds
\ Of miles nearer to New York, the question
naturally arises as to what is going ia
! happen to the climate of New York in case
/ the gulf stream finally laps the Long Is
/ land shore and even ventures into New
! York bay and up the Hudson. Scientists
I have answered this by declaring that New
! York will gain more than It will lose by
| the change. The climate will become
much similar to that of Naples. There
| will be practically no winter Coney Is.
! land will become perpetual summer re-
| sort like Palm Beach, and palm trees, peli.
cans and other tropical plants and birds
will be as common in New York as they
are in Florida.-New York World.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
EIrer in Xrecll-

PITTSBURG, July &.-The Pennsylvania
eighteen-hour New York-ChicsEo aver
westbound train No. % dashed into a
freight wreck that blocked all four tracks
OF the system. mile west Of Blairsville in
tersection, Pennsylvania. about midnight
The engine left the track. but all the cars
kept the rails and no one was injured. The
hours late this morning Aad preceded
westward
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
nundee.

Miss Hazel Benson Of Fullerton Nep'' 10
the guest Of Miss Marjory Benson.
Mrs. W. L. Selby entertained the visltlns
women and their hostesses TUESDAY even
ing. -, -
Mrs. A. T. Klopp is expected home TINS
week from Chicago, where she has oeen
visiting friends.
George A. Hoagland Is masking masking Diiei
soiourn at Lake Madison WIS. -.
Rev. Joseph j. Lampe returned nome
from the east on Wednesday
Mrs. II. B. VanGieson. who has been
the s1iest for a week or two Of MIS-. Henry
- SsDGfeson and OF other relatives In
Omaha, returned on Saturday 10 her nome
in Bridgeport Conn.
The Dundee Sunday school hello us an
nual picnic on THURSDAY ~ A4ih"S0@ P@' n
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
New York Man KiIIed in Colorado.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, July IA dispatch
received by c. o. Thompson Of this city
and a man named Mather were lost In a
cave-in OF Tempest Apex mine, near Ouray'
Colo and that there was a serious fatal
INV, Launt Thompson formerly lived at
Auburn and Lansing, Mich.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
rntnI LiEhtninE stroke.

RICHMOND, Va, July 8.-At Alberene.
AIbemarie county, yesterday evening light
ming struck the house OF Y. G. Gay, killing
Mrs Gay and her brother, Christus Gay,
shocking severely Mr.. Gay and two chill
dran and tearing TO pieces the butldtnE-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
FrnternnI Union of AmcrIcn.

Last Thursday evening Banner lodge No
II held a pleasant meeting. After n short
business session the literary and musical
staff gave a delightful hour. followed by
refreshments with the balance of the even
ing being given to dancing.
Next Thursday evening will be open meet
ing night and will be devoted to progressive
high five. Four prizes will be contested
for Refreshments and dancing will also
be features of the evening.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
woodmen of the world.

Alpha camp No. / will give a stag party
and smoker to its members Tuesday even
ing.
held at Missouri Valley August .. hne
program of athletic sports has been ar
ranged and good prizes will be awarded
the successful contestants. Good music
and dancing will be additional features
of the picnic.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
Rebekah Degree.

The past grands of Ruth Rebekah lodge
No. held an enjoyable picnic at Hauscom
park Thursday afternoon and evening. Re
freshments were served and royal good
time was had Games of different. kinds
were played for prizes, the winners bellis
Mines. STUNT and Nelson and Miss Prultt.
The annual picnic Of the lodge will be held
at Lake Manawa sometime during August.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
A. O. L. w.

The steamboat excursion given by the
degree team of North Omaha Lodge No.
l59, A. o. u W., last Thursday evening
was attended by about 600 OF the members
and friends. The team is now preparing
for the joint picnic August Is, to which
they invite their friends.
The A. o. L. w. central committee is
preparing the program for the Joint picnic
to be held at Krug park August is. All
Of the lodges I'm the city and a numbe-
near by will participate and a number OF
the A. o. L. w. drin teams Is expected
to take part in the competitive drill. All
OF the lodges in thee ity will give their
members two tickets each upon appncat.on
to their fnancier before the nth.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
TrIhe Of Hen Hnr.

Omaha court No. ITO obligated two new
members Tuesday night and received two
new applications. This court Will g.re
members and friends. The courts OF
Omaha, South Omaha and Council BLUFFS
are invited to join in the excursion.