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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-10-29
OPEN HOUSE
WILL BE KEPT BY PADUCAH
LODGE OF ELKs TOMORROW.
Ladies' Will BE Received In the Ar
ternoon and Gentlemen
mt Night.

Open house will be kept by the
Paducah lodge of Elks in their new
Home on North Fifth street tomor-
row afternoon and evening. Between
the hours of and o'clock the la
dies will be entertained. Between
the hours of 1880 and II o'clock la
dies and gentlemen will be welcome.
Children accompanied by their par
ents will be admitted. A register will
be kept in the lobby. II Is hoped that
every guest will register.
Prominent society ladies will be
in the receiving line and look after
the refreshments. Half of them will
be In the line In the afternoon and
the others at night.
They are;
Afternoon-M Robert Phillips,
chairman: Mrs. Armour Gardner,
Mrs. James Weille Mrs. r. d. Glenn
ents. Mrs. Henry Rudy, Mrs. George
Flournoy. Mrs. A. r. Meyers, Mrs.
Campbell Flournoy, Mrs. Phil. Stew
tIi. NJ y. l@oulS >. ItNss MIS-. Sioi
ence Sheriff.. Mrs. Hughes Nc
knight, Mis- Anna Webb.
Evening-Mrs. Thomas c. Leech,
chairman: Mrs. Victor Voris, Mrs.
Birdie Campbell. Mrs. I. d. Wilcox,
Mrs. Nit. Core, Mrs. Louis S. Levy,
Mrs. Jake Wallerstein, Mrs. William
McGary, Mrs. r. T. Lightfoot. Mrs.
George C. Wallace. Mrs. /. Reynolds,
Mrs. James Weille. Mrs. lR. ID. Glenn
ents. Mrs. Henry Thompson, Mrs.
John Keller.
Young Ladies-Miss Lizzie Sinnott,
chairman; Misses Caroline Sowell,
Ruth Well, Vera Johnson. Mary
Scott. Sophia Kirkland, Myrtle
Greer, Mamie Cobb, Irma Scott,
Faith Langstaff. Miss Tay.or, of
Frankfort. KY; Kinney, of New York
City; Frances Wallace. Pauline Pur-
cell. of Lexington, KY; Martha Da-
Wis.
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Mrs. CorneIia Stone.

Kuttawa, KY, Oct. a. Mrs. Cor
nelia Woodland Stone. wife OF the
Hon. w. J. stone. of this place. died
Sunday at the residence of her SON
in-law, S. ]. Shook Jackson, Miss.
Mrs. Stone went to Jackson about =
month ago TO visit her daughter and
contracted pneumonia. She is sur
vived by her husband and two daugh
tiers, Mrs. Charles Young. of Kutta-
wa, and Mrs. S. ]. shook, of Jackson,
Miss.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-10-29
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION.
Meets Again Friday Afternoon for
Special Exercises.

The Paducah High School Alumni
association will meet Friday after
noon at the High school auditorium.
Il will be the second meeting of the
season and James Whitcomb Riley
and Eugene Fields will be the wri-
ters discussed. Readings viii be
given from their works. There will
re other literary features mtroduc-
ID. The subject for November meet
ng will be art" The association
now numbers co members, and IS
gradually growing.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-10-29
IF STREET WORK
CITY SHOULD PAY
Opinion of Alderman Miller
on Storm Sewers.
City Will Not Undertake FIX Partc
Proceedings Because Cost is
Nominal.
WILL HOLD on To TAX MONEY.

''If the storm water sewers are
considered as street improvements,
then the city should bear half the ex-
pense of constructing them" said
Alderman w. T. Miller this morning.
He will insist on this view of the
matter at the meeting of the board
of aldermen one week from Thurs
day night, when the finance commit
tee reports on the new storm water
sewers.
The pipes are laid under recently
improved streets and their construc-
ton was carried on in connection
with the regular street work They
are comparatively cheap and are
merely designed to carry off accumu-
lations of water. The level surface
Of Paducah makes surface drainage
impracticable and these drains are
built as substitutes.
They are not looked upon as sew
ers in the sense sanitary sewers are.
and are not nearly so expensive.
The committee also decided not
to bring ex parte proceedings to de-
termine whether the city or property
owners hsou.d bear the expense. The
only opposition to the payment comes
from those who have been misled by
false reports of the cost and confus-
ion with the larger sewer project ia
district No. 2. The cost is nominal
and not worth fighting over.
Will Retain the Money.
The finance committee has decided
not to acquiesce in the demand of the
Ayer-Lord Tie company for a refu.id
Of the sGO6 paid on its property dur
Ing the tendency of the suit brought
by the state revenue agent. The COM
pany claims to have paid It under
protest. and states that it pays taxes
elsewhere.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-10-29
Chief After Thieves.
Old Ballplayer Returns.

Ed Holland, who formerly lived
here and played with the fastest am
amateur baseball teams in the city, has
returned to reside after several
years. residence in Oklahoma, Kan
sas and Indian Territory. Holland
lost his left leg just below the knee
while railroading years ago but has
cork leg to replace 1t. and plays
ball every season. He ployed first
base with the Kansas City Western
association team in several series.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-10-29
Engine Rolled Down Bank.

Waynesburg. o., Oct. 29.-An en-
CINE and freight train on the Cleve-
land & Pittsburg road, jumped the
track this morning and rolled over
an embankment. Thirteen cars were
wrecked. Engineer Hamilton was
crushed to death under the engine.
A brakeman was pinned in the cab
and badly scalded.
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hundreds Of BODIES Recovered.

Toxic, Oct. 29.--The disaster Of
the pearl and Bonlto fishing fleet off
the south of Kiushiu in the recent
storm proves even greater than was
feared at first. Most or the 35 YES
sells in the fleet were lost and 500
bodies have already been recovered.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-10-29

Chicago. Oct. Pei have not
been offered the presidency of the
Illinois Central railroad aud a man
cannot decline something that has
not been offered him. smilingly re-
marked G. j. Grammer. vice presi-
dent of the New York Central lines,
on his return yesterday from New
York.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-10-29

The first two coaches sank quickly
In 20 feet of water.
Among the Dead Are.
WALTER SCOTT. Atlantic City,
motorman.
FRAN DE SACESENO, bandman
of the Royal Artillery band
J. p. DEMPSEY AND WIFE, Cam
den.
FRANK MONROE AND WIFE.
Camden.
MRS. BRODIsCH, Identified by her
niece.
SAMUEL Y. FEEL, Philadelphia.
MRS. SELENIA WOMFER, Cam
den, n. j.
JAMES EGAN, Atlantic City.
CHARLES ALBERTUS, Morris.
town, Pa.
DAVID F. REED, of New York.
MRS. LAURA LAURENCE. OF
Philadelphia.
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To Avert a LynchIng.

Ripley, Tenn, Oct. 29.-The sher-
If and a pos left here for Hale's
Point to avert the lynching of Georg
Estes, negro, who, it is charged
killed Deputy Sheriff Sasley and
fatally wounded John Bowers during
raid on a crap game Sunday night.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-10-29

ULTlMATUM
ABOUT PRISON SUIT
PICIIrRE &c IGCIrEI

New York, Oct. 29.--CharIes
Il. Murphy, leader of Tammany
Hall, has decided that pictures of
himself in stripes is getting to
be an old story, and has given
notice through his attorney that
henceforth any newspaper depict
ing him In prison stripes will
have to answer the charge of
libel. The ultimatum becomes
effective today.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-10-29
For RootIerciDp.

Dill Dowdy and Frank Alexander
were arrested early this morning in
Graves county by Wade Brown. dep
uty United States marshal, on the
charge of bootlegging. They were
presented before the United States
commissioner this afternoon.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-10-29
Major Taggart Not Serious.

Wooster, O., Oct. 29.--It was re-
ported last week that Major Taggart.
who gained notoriety during the d.
vorce trials sometime ago was dying
in Pittsburg. His parents living near
here received cablegram from the
major saying: "Been sick, nothing
serious"
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Sixty-S.x Plunge To Death
In Watery Grave.
Horrible Catastrophe on Traction
Line Near Atlantic City on
Sunday.
SEVERAL MEN PROVE HEROES.

sixty-six persons dead, and
two scores injured, Is the csfi-
mate this morning of fatalities
In yesterdays electric railway
horror. Most Of the dead are
still buried In the submerged
cars. II Is impossible TO give an
accurate list until the bodies
are removed by divers. All
night by light electric globes
men toiled to get out bodies Of
the victims. The coaches by
force Of the fall from the tres
tie, sunk deep into the mud Mt
the bottom OF the stream.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-10-29
Council Meets Tonight.

Mayor Yeiser has called Joint ses
sion OF the general council for to.
night TO act on the sale of the Nine
teenth street franchise to the Padu-
cab Traction company.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-10-29
SPARROWS CAUSE
OF ALARM OF FIRE
Stop Up Chimney With Straw
And Waste Material.
Chief Wood Is Searching for Some
Stolen Property of the Fire
Department.
DRIVERS UNFINISHED TOILET

With one side of his face shaved
clean and the other smeared with a
thick coat of lather, Driver John
McFadden of the No. 1 chemical
truck. drove his team at 1890
O'Clock Sunday morning out Broad
way to 1915 the residence of w. NJ.
Wheels.
McFadden was shaving when the
alarm came in. He dropped razor,
ran to the pole. and reached the
ground floor. His horses were in
harness, and climbing on the seat
started. He forgot all about his half
shaved face, and on his return was
reminded of his unfinished toilet by
the laughter of boys who followed
the truck.
The alarm was occasioned by
quantity of smoke in the Wheels
residence. Sparrows filled the Chin
neg full of straw and hay and in
stead of the smoke going through
he chimney, came out between the
roof and ceiling.
Another Alarm.
At $3.50 o'clock Sunday morning
the companies Nos. and were
called to the residence OF w. ]. Eng
lert, Sixteenth and Monroe streets. A
steam radiator setting too near the
wainscoting had ignited 1t. Little
damage was done.
Chief After Thieves.
Fire Chief Wood is doing a little
detective work and expects to pros
ecute persons holding fire depart
ment property. He lost several picks,
axes, forks and other implements
used in fire fighting at the Rowland
Town and veneer mill fires last week.
lie has an idea where he can find
several axes and unless they are re-
turned, he will institute prosecution.
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route to the pole will have been at
tanned.
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The first two coaches sank quickly
in 20 feet of water.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-29
.CRElITO De PUERTO
Rico en- eL None.

El senior don Nicol6s Hernandez, quien
vino en- 81 vapor ssCoamo", nos ha mani
featado su sorprega al yer pnblicadas en-
las columnag de ia Correspondent
sus impreaiones sobre Ia proBperidad de Ia
Isla, solicitada por Ia prensa do San Louis,
y nos manifesto su gratitud por So repro
ducci6n. (1).
Dice el ST. Hernandez que Puerto Rico
debe encOntEarae orgulloso de contar con
un comercio tan active pues 81 personal
mente tuvo oportunidad de apTeciarlo le-
yendo los informes confdenciales Que las
Agencias mercantiles han suministrado q
yarias de las casas americanas con quienes
los senores Hernandez & Barasorda est6n
en- relaci6n; y nos dice ser de notar en- di-
chos infoTmes, la minuciosidad y exactitud
en- juzgaT Ia actividad, labor honradez
de las personals 81 aprecio conservador
de suu respectivos capitales.
Con relaci0n al cumplimiento de las
obligaciones, la reputation es verdadera-
mente envidiable, pueS 81 comerCio de
Puerto Rico en- So generalidad buBca las
ventajas on los precios y superioridad de
las mercanciaa no en- los plazos ilimita-
dos que Bolicitan los mercados sin recuraoB
propios.
Esta prontitud en- los pagos de las obi.
gaciones, las apreci6 el Sr. Hernandez
personalmente en- los libros de sus repre-
sentados, es portador de las magniicag
impresiones de Ia casa que representa-.
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De SOCIEDAD.

P0r ns6s tiemp0-Amplia la temporada
que paga en- San Juan, Ia bella y distingui-
da. Benorita, delieada for del eden maya
guezano, Emilita Cuevas, que permanece-
rd aquf algdn tempo mas.
De enhorab0ena los afcionados & la
contemplation de hermosuras asf, que SO.
mos todoa
En- Ell PGrque. AnfmanBe otra vez las
jaranas de los s6bados en- el parque ''Bo-
rinquen" 81 amigo Filippi ha realizado
una buena labor consguiendo que esas
festaB vuelvan tener Ia esplendidez de
Cuando fueron iniciadas
EI sabado adorn6 eI bonito salon un
risueho y elegantfsimo grupo de distingui.
daB sefioras y senoritaE, que dieron el gTato
encanto de So atrayente presencia los
que allf fueron disfrutar del bale.
Comenz6 este las ocho media termi-
nando las once con Ia mayor algeria =
animation. La buena orqueata de Ia po.
licia insular eiecut6 escojidas danzas, two
steps walls y los afcionados Terpsfcore
pudieron rendirle entusiasta culto.
Entire las bellasy distinguidas damas
que ALI concurrferon recordamos las Sc
ioras de Monserrate, Bosch, Basanta,
AyFe, Edward, Clark, Hill, Thomson,
Bates, Hausar, Perkins, Trigo, Besosa-
Perez, Sewquet, Coot, Arnold, RoilloW, y
sehoritas de Min, Cuevag, Ferreiro, Hoheb,
Nadal, Pcrrata, Finlay- -Baganta, Monse-
rrat, Bosch, Badrena, Mccarthy, Orbeta,
Daub6n, Squires, Whitney, Molina, Smith,
Benet, Ramirez, Espinet, Taulet, Rooby.
OJeda y Sanchez.
El pr6ximo sabado Sc repetira tan
agradable fiesta.
Boen ViGje.-Nuestro joven compatriota
don Guillermo Daub6p Cabrera, agente
viajero de una importante casa de New
York sale para Santo Domingo Ell 10 del
en- el entrante mes = nos encarga le despi-
damoslde sus numeaosos amigos de Ia isla
y San Juan. Que lleve faliz viaje y prom
to veamo de nuevo en- su patria en- 81
seno de Ia familia.
PergenoLes.- Han regresado de Ia isla
los sefioreB Secretario de Puerto Rico Re
gis FL. Post, Superintendente de elecciones
senior Lyones int6rprete del Consejo Sr.
Pedro de Castro.
De Manatf, donde estuviera ell domingo
ha regreSado hoy 4 eSta ciudad nuestro
estimable compafero Sr. Rosendo Iufante
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad de regreso
de Mameyes, el jOven periodista Luis
,sRrau.
DON Luis Jordan Gonzalez de Ponce,
est& en- San Juan. Grata permanenCia al
distinguido compatriota.
RegresO. De los Estados Unidos dom
de estuyo de paseo, en- union de 80 esposo
ha regresado On Ell fltimo vapor Ia distin'
guida seioTa de +. Ell. Hord, que disfruta
de tan merecidas simpatfas en- esta socie.
dad.
Bien venida.
Que neiOren- Sc encuentran enfarma en-
su reBidencia del Versailles con una afec:
ci6n grippal las distinguidas damas sefora
Moreno de Hernandez Lopez y sefiorita
Moreno Calder6n,
Tambi6n esta desde hace algunoa dias
con febre. Ia monfsima nina de los distin-
guidos esposos Dexter Larrfnaga.
Que Ia salud visite pronto con el resta-
blecimiento de los estimables enfermos &
las famlias Hernandez Lopez y Dexter.
gEMPER.
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P. 0. Box 6SS. San Juan,
NOTIGA.

Having to yacate his present location on
the Mar ma, The undersigned offers for sale
his large stock of new and second hand
goods, az follows for cash.
! ThTee iron safes in good condition.
COntrators supplies, Anvils, Vises, Crow
BaFs, Chain of all sizes, Spikes, Nails,
Galvanized iron, Jack Screws, Etc.
Manila COrdage of all kinds and sizes,
Wire cable, Pulley Blocks, Anchors, Cars,
Canvas and Oakum, Tar Pitch, Oil, Paints,
Etc, Mule and Horse Shoes, Tarred Felt
Roofing paper, Blacksmith tools, Army
beds, (new and second handls creosoted
piles, twelve sets of new plataform scales,
weighing 900 to 1000.
Hand trucks, WheelbarrOws, Wagon
Wheels, and q general assortment of aEu-
cles too numerous to mention.
In addition to the above, the buildings
now ON the premises are offered for sale.
JOHN CLOY.
p. Box 688, San Juan PtO. Rico.
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lMnIcllnR GENERlI

eoNaEfO A LAS NADREs.-Ei Iarabe calnlanta da
a "a WsoW dehe sempre que los nihos estan
sn q 0do de a dentici6n. PropOrcona alyio Immediate
Al peqneio paeiene produce un slenc natural tranquno,
aiva el dolor e angelic desperta my yivo aegEe.
enas, avia dolores naee facies las fneiones del
est6naago Fegua les intestnos. Es el meor Tenedo
conoedo para 4 daea "a provenga esa de IA dentic6n
dc eualquiera ota Tengase mucho cudado Ped
q "5arabe Calmante de "a Sonora Wnslown; e meo
da tadcs,
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ANUNCIO.
ESCUELGs MEcANICAS.

Las eSCuelaB mec6nicas creadaa por la
ley fjando 81 preSupuesto de Ia isla BerSn
sbiertas el dia 19 de Noviembre pr6ximo
en- las ciudades de San Juan, Ponce y
MayagGez.
Los que deseen. ingresar on elias debe-
ran diriiir sus solicitudes los superinten-
dentes de escuelas de las antedichas pobla-
clones.
"A estaS eseuelas serdn admitidos alum
nos de ambos Bexos, todos los cuales Sc
les exigir6 para suaingreao los conocimien-
tos del cuarto grado de nuestraB eseuelas
p1blicas. Los alumnos varones deberan
tener, ademSs, una constitucs6n bastante
fuerte para poder resistir los trabaios fl
BicoB.
Las inscripciones de alumnos han de-
ser hechas sin p6rdida de tempe con obje-
to de proceder en- segUida al nombramfen-
to de IN cuerpo de profesorea adecuado al
nImero de alumnos. Z
Roland P. Falkner,
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4 v l S 0

Teniendo que trasladar su residencia de
Ia Marina; ell abajo 6Tmado ofrece en- ven
to au gran acOpio de los siguientes Obietos
tanto .nuevOs como de segunda mano, 81
9ontadO.
Tres eajas de hierrO en- buen estadO, SUR
lido en- yunques, tornillos, barras pie de
cabFa, cadenas de tOdos tamalOs, espigo-
nes, 'aVos, hierro galVanizado, gatos cor
naquis.
Cordages de,Manila de tOdas classes y ta-
maflos, cablede alambre, motOnes, anclas,
TemoA Iona y estopa, alquitTan y pez, acel-
Go, pfnturae herEamientas para mulas y
Caballos, Papel de hltro embreado para
techo, l8erFamientas para herTerOs, camas
para el eJ&rcito [nuevas y de segunda ma
mol, esfacas cFeOsotadas, l2 juegOs de roma
mas para pI8tAforma de peso de 900 8 4,OOO
lb., carretones de una rueda, ruedas para
earrOs yum gran surtidO de artfculos de
alta menci6n,
Anadiendo q 10 expresadO que la casa
misKga On que sc encuentran los enRTrados
artieulOs, sc ofrece igualmente en- Venta.
JOHN CLOY.
N
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CAR1AS DETENIDAS.

Sc encuentran detenidag las Biguientes
Cartas en- Ia administration de coIreos de
esta ciudad:
Amemarn Rodolfo, Alfonso e, Alvarez
Luiea y Pepita, Alvarez Marcelino, Abu.
do IIdefonso, Barduy Soledad, BarraW H,
Been Frank, Gains Mrs. JesoIiua, Cincin-
nRti Co Cruz Vicenta de Ia, Conovaa
Salvador, Cobian Carmen, Comulado
Monserrat, Conception Maria, Delgado
Carmen, DunDiog ]. M, Buison Emilia,
Dnmply w. H Escob9I Ramon, French
Miss Isabel, Fuerteg Manuel, Fuartes To-
Teme Manuel, Garcia Jes6s, Garcia Teeti-
mo, Creme BsItr6n, Gonzalez 3, Gonzalo
JuaDa, Gotlin Margaret, Gonzalez Alva-
req s. flores. GuimeT6 Ernesto, Harrie Z,
Hernandez Isido9o, Hacebedo EngTacia,
H3lbrook Cornelia.
Una vista ha sido heCha al goberna-
dor Winthrop, por 81 juez de Paz de esta
ciudad sefor jose BazSn.
/. Como La information de s'La Co
FrespondenciaH es muy estensa, no es ra-
70 que pueda noticiar al pdblico todo aque-
lilo que OfrezcR general interes.
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HnlEaIn CnllERcAl De ALBANY

Albany magnificamente situadO en- el
Hudson con superiores adelantos para la
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So arr!enda . Isnae
Roland P. Falkner,

ComisiOnado de instruction.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-29
EN-. NEW-YORK

Hospedaje de primera cIase; ca
I'd situada en- 81 punto mas CEN
1rico de ia ciudad, cerca de Broad
way, parque central, subway
=. los trenes elevados que ofre
can grandes conveniencias q los
viaieros. Trato esmerado, habi-
taciOnes espaciosas, claras, y mag
mica cOcina, precios m6dicos. Te-
l6fono y demas adelantos moder-
A0s.
Dirijirse & M. LUZUNARIs.
t188 WEST ga STREET. .~.
Y NETWORK. CITY.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-29

Una f1nca rtistica, cOmpuesta de $50
frutOs memories, tabaco, chinas etc. e.c.
Itene casa habitaci0n, aparatos antiques
para Ia elaboration de azticar excelente
aqua potable. Esta situada oriIlas de la
carretera de Aguad liza a Isabella 80 mi
nutOB de la pTimera poblaci6n,
Para mas infOrmes Luis N. Maisonave
Aguadilla. As. We a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-29
VISlTEEOS.

NEW-YORK, CITY.
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Hemos recibido un. maguifloo
sQrtido de-. lamparas, apliques,
aparatos para escritorio, etc.
SPreciOS areda1cidoS. -
MOtOres para amasages, dpIoSos.
= S. "A. Luz EGc1rica,
"a Allen A: +
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En- esta imprenta Be vende papel de pc
Pi6dioo vieio & 5000 uuintaI.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-05-04

Wilson stated to the court that Mrs.
Gallagher's parents left her a few
months ago and went to British CO.
lumbia.
Prior to this the girl was married to
soldier in the Fourth cavalry, but
duty called him to the Philippines and
he left his bride of a month. Then
came the battle for livelihood. end
ing in the old story of bad company
and finally falling by. the wayside
Captain Davis said that the girl had
been living in down town lodging
houses and associating with bad COM
pany for some time He said he did
not feel like arresting her on a vag-
rancy charge and having her put in
Jail, and advised that she De sent to
the reform school. Mrs. Gallagher cor
roborated Captain Davis statements
without a blush and added that she
wanted to lead better life if given an
opportunity.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-05-04
HARRISBURG Musical Festival.

Harrisburg Musical FESTIVAL.
HARRISBURG, P. A, May 4.-The
annual musical festival of the Harris
burg Choral society will be held today
at the Lyceum theater. There will
be two concerts. The symphony con-
cert in the afternoon will be given by
the Boston Festival orchestra, Emil
Mollenhauser conductor. The program
is unusually attractive and includes
Shubert's unfinished B minor symph-
onyA the tone poem, Death and Trans
figuration," by Richard Strauss, and
Dubois suite La Farandole." Albert
Quesnel, of New York, the tenor, and
Carl Webster, of Boston, a noted viO-
lincellist. will be the soloists Of the
afternoon concert.
The evening concert will be given
to the production of two choral works
by the Choral society. Neils Gade's
"The Crusaders" and Rossinis "Ssta-
bat Mater" have been selected. DR.
Gilchrist will be the conductor. Sew
eral distinguished soloists will assist
in the production.