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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-04-04
oRE1GN DONATIONS oBTAINABLE.

over S2OOU from the bazaar VIII go 10
the credit cf the library fund.
FOREIGN DONATIONS oBTAINABLE.
Through Miss Annie Loryea. chairman Doll
Baby Booth:
Mrs. 3. y. Elias, Charleston. Y...-.......... doll
J. S. Pinkussohn. =
Miss Lille Blank. ..-........ J .
Mrs. David Levi, Manning. ..-............ :.
Rosa Weinberg. .-..............
Cothran. kcrShaw. =
julie Levy. Maanin-... =
Abe Levi. ............. |
Clarence wilkins. Manning ..........
................. 6 hearth broom dolls
and 4 generous donation OF dolls from every
merchant in town.
Through Mrs. N. L. Barnett. chairman Fancy
Work Booth
Mrs. NJ L. Barnett Manning. sofa pillow
NJ l.. BaructL. = Honaton lace collars
VI. L. Barnett. $500. tray cloths
n J., Barnett: ;;.....--;.. mats
n. a. Crane, Savannah, Ga......lacc collar
H. A. Crane, fancy bag
Everett Alexander Rural, s. c..
John Bushnell, Tallahassee Fla:
shirt waist set, 3 chair tides.
, key chatelaineS
Louis F. Dodge, San Francisco. Cal.
ThcS. W. Hughes. Charleston Il work bag
E w Miller Augusta Gal infants bonnet
Mrs. Jas. H Tiilman Edgefeld:
....................2 pieces fancy work
Spencer N Rice, Terra Haute, Ind.
B.-A. RolriqueS, Brooklyn. \. I..ase
"a years. rS...................l centre piece
Arthur HirSch. Brooklyn n I..
Miss Maize Slater Orangeburs..l pc fancy work
Miss Alice White, Fort Mill. l fancy work apron
Mrs. " 6. Gonzales, Manning ........1 baby cap
4 ScEla5 Gi HaaleS NJ Bip,ins Manning guests 00oNs
Miss Mary Lee Thames Manning, collar & cuffs
Fannie Thames. Manning, pc fancy work
Mrs. $. J. LcSg Manning. .......l ! centerplece
e. S Erwin. ....-.....l pin cushion
Miss A. r. Loryea Il embroidered waist
Nettie Weinberg. Manning.
.................1 white crochet shawl
Lucille ISeman, Columbia fncy wrk a2ra
Through Levi Mercantile Co.:
Etiwau Fertilizer Co., Charleston. .... ton $50
Va-Car. Chemical Co.. = .-..i ton I-3-3
II. L. Schlesnge,. Atlanta. Ga..1 crate crackers
Carolina Rice Co., Charleston ...-...l drum rice
Scott s. Co. Norfolk. Ea...........lO 10 lbs putter
F. F. \. Wicters Charleston ....-......-
................l Il Dbl -four. case corn
Puckhaber Bros. Co.. Charleston. . pals candy
Lipfert Scales X Co. Wlnston-Salem,
..-.....l cauoy Iooacco
Fincken. Jordan 4 Co.. Charleston.
..................l case. l0O lbs. coffee
MarjenhoT Co. Charleston. .*3 bread tickets
Swift & Co.. Charleston ;,;. box soap
H KaminisEi & Co, Georgetown. 15O-lbsSk. conee
Naturnl Food Co.. Niagara Falls, y. ".
.3O 30 packages wheat waters
Washburn- Crosby Milling Co.. Minneapo-
lis. Mimi. 49, DOL uouf
E. T.. wilkins, Manning. S.....:.::....1 box candy
Va-Car. Hdw. Co.. Richmond. Vail 49,
Through c. NJ Davis s. Co.:
Kahn Wertheimer s. Smith New
I'll boys suit (Janc Hop 3 s':.,;'
NJ. Friedman Sons, Baltimore, Md.
Michael Amback Sons, Baltimore, NJ
NJ. II. Friedman s. Co.. New York.
......................3p pair -
The Portsmouth Shoe Co., PortSmo
................l Il pair misses
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lOldl. ..2-01- Co
The above shows actual money de-
posted in bank. and there is to be
added TO this considerable sum for
goods sold at auction Monday night.
The expenses not yet ascertained, bat
we feel safe in assuring the public that
over $1,000 from the bazaar will go to
the credit Of the library fund.
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THE CANDY BOOTH;

Decorated in red and white; ingen-
iously placed near the ''dollies was
this booth of sweets. Candies Of
all sorts, french and home made, boxes,
of choice french candy were arranged
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rrhrol,nh 7. II. EiHby,

Through j. II. Rigby;
Daniel Miller & Co.. Baltimore check. ...Sl5 OO
SchloSS Bros s Co., Baltimore. ......t overcoat
Jno B. Stc;Son Co.. Philadelphia. ..-...--.l hat
Harsra"c 4 Leak Mf. Co., WadeSboro.
\. N.C....2i ladies' skirts
Carolina Rice Co.. Charleston. ..l drum rice
John Mills New York box cigars. check, % W
F. WAGNER & Co. Charleston. so lbs. coffee
Lipfcrt. Scales 4 Co., Winston. y. c.
ll.lh cnddic Acme tobacco
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT.

AS there are still some outstanding
collections and bills yet to be paid an
accurate statement cannot be given at
this time, but the following statement
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-04-04

The above list of donations from
abroad does not cover all, as there are
many contributions we could not Sc
cure. and but few of the local donations
are mentioned for lack of space. We
voice the gratefulness of the people Of
Manning for the generous responses.
and the magnificent patronage. The
affair succeeded far beyond the expec-
tations of the promoters, and itis every
body's glory.
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tlrSt prlZG-SllFei Spoou--Slldl1SS
McElveen, II pounds and II ounces.
Second prize-Charlie Hsrvin.
JAPANESE POOL.
Mr.. Louis Levi, at japanese pool
scarf pin.
Mrs. Ferd Levi, of Sumter, japanese
pool-silver comb and brush.
The bean guessing contest. bottle
containing 79G r. beans, S. A. Rgby
guessed S00-irst prize-scarf pin.
. Miss Ida Bradham guessed 799-sec-
ond prize: pretty set ring.
VOTING CONTEST.
The most popular lady-gold brace
let-Miss Katie Plowden.
The most popularman -Stetson hat
J. /. Wells.
The most popular doctor-elegant
lap-robe-Dr. w. NJ. Brockinton.
The most popular minister-silver
mounted carving set.
Rev. ). .; Cough. .-........ 292
Rev. J. NJ. Holiday. POI
Rev. \. n. Brunson ........... 2335
Rev. r. L. Grier ........... 81
We give the minister's vote in full.
because the greatest interest was man
ifested in this contest
The voting for the girl. preacher.
doctor, etc.. did not appear to be at
tracing much attention until Friday,
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Through G. n. DaElS Z CO.:
Kahn. Wertheimer s. Smith. New -"
I'll boys suit (Janc Hop
NJ Friedman Sons, Baltimore, Md.
Observation-Disclosures. boy g.
Michael Amback Sons, Baltimore, NJ
81 80 -
NJ. II. Friedman s. Co.. New York.
- tSlAh ''"...
The Portsmouth Shoe Co., PortSmo
................l pair misses
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at the end of the hall was the Gaze
where many tables were laid with
dainty linen, glass and crockery, and
everything so planned as to tempt the
appetite. The waiteress dressed In
white and cute lace caps. There was
plenty to eat, oysters, shad, oaroacue,
salads, meats, eggs, coffee, tea, choco-
late, cakes and ice cream served IN
o1ooropt ctc1e
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3 lls 90 =
igirss ie4 alls
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-: =.
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John VI. Floyd. md lAcnee With she
nnestAereof N 81 W ~ poiea tcshe
bestnhlng containing torsyfcar and
thresspurshs ts4sil aeres. be shs
same more Or less e1eeps The Fits.
bure yeln n col md A coal below
tie SINE und eflying stld tract 81 land
tosethsr vim TIE mining fishta aud
privileges. being ne san,e latt eon:
edsunto James R Elny ~ Joal
Sy. Floyd ana wife; ~ DECD bearing
date oa5 ne "a az ot January lsss.
and oirecord 81 me otlles 81 ihe lsfk
81 tho county Cont 81 lion com;
u, xes Virginia "a deed Book No.
:;ss. pase iso.
scerfai tract Or Parcel q land
situated near Barracls NJ Marion
county west virgfnia. being the land
on which Andrew Barnhouse resided
for many years, and tie same occupied.
*, Mn, Z Ne fine AZ iits death and
!, ~ H., :, se,I,, ~, sstats n S,TicSl
~ 8 ,..,,. - ,sissl ~ ,4co1isin.
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.sssss ~ ss,siS no, ~, t4ssts I,
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.!,.s !. $. i I, z,s,, rs Rent:
ssl ..ssIs, i, ,,,Iss,SnsTs
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~ w. 81. sso Ses * s. O. COM, q
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VENEz yELEAN COURTS
UNDER CASTRQ'S THUMB
THElFa co4I8 8 atUi

35,5757
TIE ApEp 90 or aEuE.
M brave I'D as sleeps ii MS ssaed
cat 81 blue
In5iits lonely grage sinknosn lies the
heart that beat otfue
ne sank faint aud shupgty among the
tamished brave n
AND they laid him sud aft lonely
within g naiaele rass3 n
cHoRUsi
Nolmore NE bugie ca1lslthe weary one
Rest noble spirit, in thy grave IN.
a shall ind you and know you among
the good and true
Where robe Of wlJte given for the
faded coat Of blue.
He cried, e Give me water and just
one little crumb
And my mother she WIN bless You
y through an they years to come
oh, tell my sweet sister, SO gentle,
good and true
That IN meet her up in heaven IN my
faded coat ofblue.r
CHORUS.
ooh. he said, my deay cCmrade, you
cannot take me home
But you'll mark my grave for mother
she viii fnd Il she comes
/ fear she viii not know me among
the good and true,
Where robe Of white Is given for tho
faded coat Of blue
!. CHORUS.
No dear one was BY him to close
his sweet blue eyes
And no gentle one was nigh him 70
give him sweet replies;
No stone marks the sod DER my lad
. 4 Il L + 4 |s| = . ias b.
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scoMWlssioi, ERls SALE

r-
sCf real estate In Fairmons district
Msrien county, West Virginia.
Pursuant to a decree Of the Circuit
court 81 Marion county, West yfrginia.
entered on tie5 9Th day o March, 1906,
hi the chancary cause wherein John
In Conway, administrator. was plain
tn and Nellie Floyd and others de-
tendauts, tue Undersigned special COIN
missioner q Tue said court w.ll. on.
Thursday, the 2stk day Of MART, 1900,
ofter for sale at publie auction, at
the front. door Of the Court House Of
Marion county west virglaIa two
certain parcels o. real estateiof which
James 4. Floyd died seized. to5wit::
/. A certain tract Of land situated
Ia Fairmont district, Marion county,
West Virginia, on the watcrr Of
Moody,s Run, bounded and described
as follows:
\ Beginning At stone In sMoodys.
run: thence up said run withlts mean
ders about 90 poles to a maple pointer
on bank Of run, corner to land belong
Ing to the heirs Of Henry shacsletord,
deceased; thence with a line Of said
land s. 50 3. 10 poles to 9 stone on
top Of the Ridge, corner to l. Dc Of
James R. Clelland; thcncs with two,
iof his lines s. Al 10 3. IL poles to.
pointers; thence s. q W. 1854 poles
to q stone. comes to other lands Of
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ANGER oapE.

q
At rules held in the clessE once aH q q
ne Circuit Court 81 Marion county,
SEest virginia; on the 4 81 Monday y e
February, 1906
reuben a, Han rs. Hal,
widow, william p Hatl and Hattie
Han. lis wife Harry 3. Hall,
Thomas i. Han ana Hall Hall
his wife Sarah Anna Hal. IN a ]. e
own right md as es ~ t8sl = u et
strotherI i. Han, deceased Richard
Cyrus Hall in his own right and ass.
executor Of strotheF j. Han. de-.
ceased. julie jamie Lough: Russell
Lough and sallie Lough, infant
IN chancery.
The object Of this suit y TO have
the will Of lsrother /. Hall deceased,
construed BY the court and = de-
cree to selIsthe real estate Of which.
the said stother ]. Hail died seized
and possessed ana q DIVISION " sne
proceeds Of said sale between the par,
ties entitled thereto.
An aftdayit having been made and
fled that William D. Hall and Hattie,
his wife. parties to- mis- suit are non.
residents Of the State d West vir's
ginia. It IS therefore ordered that
the said nonresident defendants do
within one month from the first pub.
lication Of this order appear IN the.
clerks ONCE Of our said court and do
what is necessary to protect their In
terests.
And It Is ordered that this order be
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ROSS ENGINEERING COMPANY,
liaosbs Building. Falrmont, W. Va,
civil, MInthgand Consulting
Engineers.
Surveys Of ali kinds executed on
lshort notice. Coal and coke plants
Is speciality. Rates reasonable. Ex.
Ianlnatlons and reports on mining
.pEepeFty.
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If yop want wagon or cafFiase
built d order. CONSULT FaiFuont caIf
Fiage Rorss, Cherry avenue. &Repllf
;Worls spselalt,.
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March. 1906.
S JOHN /. LliyiANs
~ Special ComnlssioEer
LR 3. Parish. Clerk otthe Circuit
Court 81 Marion County west Yir.
einia do hereby eeftity nj Jchn 4.
! Lehman, Special Co1snaiHtIpne, III
gisen sondgln re pslalty d !,
as reauitedsby lagl.
Given under ~ hard Ills M dey
81 March. 1895
Ri b sRlsIit elssl
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otherssget what they want through
our want colnmn. why not you try g.
Only hals cent word.
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swsET Nslo0v FLOUR.
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80 Crave hnn Iu1f
n bis lonely grave be SLEEPS q Ms
taded cat Of Bile

CHORUS
:t.ong long yeaE have Vanished md I'd
thcdghshes comes no mon
ut my eart VIII staftling beat With,
each foot fail 81 M door;
Il aze o'es he lin where BE- wasyed
last iadieu
But rs gallantsiad i see inshls faded
'coat of blue. rs
iEWritten ~ request With complls
ments.
rHoni1 ] sS1sItER
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-31
NOTICIAS

Ell cabo Robaina, de la policfa insu.
lar, encontr6 anoche un estuche de cirugfa
en- un banco de la plaza de Baldorioty.
En- algunas casas de PueFta de Tie
IRA, Sc desaparecen los envases que Sc de-
dican dep6sito de la basura en- la via
p1blica, y Sc ha dado el case de ser sus-
traidos dos dfas seguidos el de una casa
que estd frente al antique ''Tiro de Pts
tola."
-Esta mafana visitaron al gobernador
los sefiores Proctor Ell jefe del Departa-
mento Consolidate.
-Inf6rmase que el dia dos de Febrero
a las ocho de la mafiana, Sc celebrara en-
la. iglesia de San Francisco misa solemne
Ia Vfrgen del Carmen, y despues bendi-
ci6n de yeIas procession por el interior de
la iglesia. La V. 0. I. Carmelitana in
vita ruega la asistencia de los cofrades y
devotos.
-Ha regresado a San Juan Ell sefor
Gonzalez Font empleado del Departa-
mento de instruction, que Sc encontraba
en- GALES hacienda una investigation.
-Ha sido nombrado maestro rural de
Humacao, el senior Arturo Quinones.
Sc ha aceptado por el Departamento
de instruction Ia renuncia que presentara
Ell maestro rural de Humacao sefor Angel
G. Rivera.
Bernardo Ortiz fu6 condenado esta
ma1ana por el juez municipal 4 sufrir dos
meses de arresto, por vender un arc de CO.
bre como 81 fuera de orc, delito que en-
'argot' corriente Sc llama meter cato por
liebre.
En- Juana Dfaz fu6 sorprendida una
jugada de gallos, siendo detenidas siete
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socialismo, de hipocresfa, de fanatismo.
Del desempeno baste decir que Luisa
Martinez Casado hizo una Aurora irrepro-
chable: que Alcon es siempre un magnff-
co barba: que Manuel Martinez Casado
trabaja muy bien, conciencia: que Pillar
Estasen Sc porto como buena: que Celia
Adams sac6 buen partido de su papel, 10
mismo que Gonzalez y Puga: que Ruberts
hizo 10 que pudo y que Tarraza es un sir
viente como hay pocos.
Quedense las bellezas de la obra para
que las ensalce el que sepa, que como ell
poeta ha nacido, no Sc ha hecho.
Nos limitamos dar conocer la obra
por las ensehanzas que encierra.
Dicenta no ha menester elogios. Esta
reputable como un gran pensador, dentro y
fuera de su patria.
'Aurora" esta basada en- la realidad.
NADIA hemos encontrado que no sea perfec-
tamente real, elective.
Merece verse y mas 81 la representa- la
empresa de la gran actriz Sra. Luisa Mar
tfnez Casado.
La comedia ''Eos Corridos' sirvi6 para
que don Ricardo Luque demostrase que es
un actor c6mico de cuerpo entero, todo un
artista, trabaj6 irreprochablemente en- el
papel de Silvio. Parecfa un cesante de
veras. Entendemos que no era obra para
un actor como Luque. Esperamos verle
en- otros de mas empuje gracia. Real
mente Los Corridos, que causaron Ia hila-
ridad del respectable, dejan mucho que de
scar. Esa es nuestra humildfsima opinion.
Literariamente es de 10 mas chabacano
que hemos visto Muy pobre de estilo
Hizo reir porque no le faltan chistes por-
que con Luque en- la escena Sc RE el mas
hipocondriaco.
Ell desempeno bien, muy bien. La
Adams guapfsima. Els verdad que ella 10
es siempre Bord6 su papel Otro tanto
puede decirse de Gonzalez y de la sefiora
Guadalupe NJ Casado.
Seame permitido hacer constar mi pro-
tesla por 10 escaso de la concurrencia.
Que los elementos que pueden no vayan
yer trabajar Ia empresa Martinez Casado
es objectionable. Que quiere usted, 20
digo las cosas como las Giento. Y NADIA
mas AL que le guste, bien 81 que no,
que rabie.
LUIS.
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JOSE BAsORA Y MEsTRE.
Secretario.
LA GRAN MoDIsTA DE soMBRE.

LA GRAN MODIsTA DE sOMBRE.
ROS, que en- el acreditado establecimiento
de esta ciudad denominado ''La Luna" es-
ia encargada del departamento de artfcuIos
para senoras y sefioritas, ACADIA de recibir
de los Estados Unidos y de Europa, un
magnffco surtido de sombreros de Ultima
novedad, asf como guantes, cuellos, abri-
gos, flores, y toda clase de adornos y obje-
tos de fantasia. Tambien tiene un espl6n-
dido surtido en- ropa hecha para sefioras =
en- los famosos Guarda-Polvo, de seda cuya
prenda es Ia mas elegante que puede lucir
una DANA de gusto.
Una vista Ia tienda Ia Luna" y allf
Nine Clarice les ensenara todas las nove-
dades que ACADIA de recibir. Is VS..
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IMPORTANT CABI Is
La revoIuCion del Ecuador

FL general Terdn, de las fuerzas de AL
faro, derrot6 4 los partidarios del general
Garcia, refugiandose estos en- Riobamba.
Creese que en- breve estaran normalizados
los asuntos p6blicos del Ecuador.
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Gran exCitacion en- Venezuela.

battalion de voluntafios. Numeroso con-
tingente de tropas, sali6 con direction 4
Maracaibo. Reina en- ell pals extraordi-
maria excitaci6n con motive de las amena-
zas de Francia.
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ContestaCion a Castro.

New York, Enero 81, 2.30 p. m.
Inf6rmase que los gobiernos de Alema-
MIA & Inglaterra, contestaron al ministro
de Relaciones Exteriores de Venezuela, su
Ultima nota, en- Ell sentido de que perma-
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neceran neutrales, reconociendo 4 Francia
eI derecho de exigir de Venezuela una
cumplida satisfaction por Ia conducta de
Castro con M. Taigni
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New York, Enero 81. 1.30 p. m.
FL presidente Castro, ha recibido ofreci-
mientos y adhesiones para defensa de la
integridad de la rep6blica, de todos los Es-
tados.
En- el Estado Zamora, oiganfzase un
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tones abordadas en- la conferences interna-
cional y que hacfan temer un conficto ine-
vitable' Atrib1yese este resultado los
diplomaticos americanos E italianos.
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ULTIMA HORA.

Der promovido revoluci6n dominicana.
Federico VIII, nuevo rey de Dina
marca.
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AL PUBLICO.-Cuando usted quiera
comprar el cafe de Yauco de Zeppenfeldt
y Co, pueds pedirlo en- grano molido en-
IL american Grocery, donde ss be -esta-
hleCido uuesrO deptaito. S0nk
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COnferGnGia de AIgeCiras.

New York, Enero 81, 1,3O p. m
Informan de Paris, que Ell baron de Ra-
dowitz y M Revail, representatives de Ale
mania y Francia, respectivamente, han lie
gado q un acuerdo en- las principales cues
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New York, Enero 81, $50 p. m.
Moros cerca de Melilla atacan crucero
espafiol Isabel.
-AcGsase 4 los Estados Unidos de ha-
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New York, Enero 81, 1.3O p. m.
Un despacho de Guayaquil, noticia que
Ia contra-revoluci6n iniciada, para deTro-
car Alfaro, triunfante en- Quito, ha fra.
caaado.
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Los funeraIes del rey Christian.

New York, Enero 81, 1.30 p. m.
Dicen de Copenhague, que el entierro
del rey Christian ha tenido efecto con ex-
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traordinaria concurrencia, en- que estuyie-
ron Representatives todoa los soberanos de
Europa.
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], 7. Silva Banking { Commercial Company,

San Juan and Aguadilla P.-R
BRANCH IN PARIS. 81 PLACE DE L ADELEINE
Bills and Letters of Credit all n thewond.
Cables transres Loans made Collections received
All matterbl Of banking carefully managed
All pN Nftse business soici'
CORRESPONDENTS OF
Credit Iyonnais London Paris, Madrid aud Barcelona
BanqUe TranSatlanique Paris.
Soci6M G6n6rale Paris
American New York
g. Amsnck & Co. New York
a. B. Rollins & c. New York
Wells San Francis
National Bank of Commerce Kansas
GENERAL AGENTS
Sucrerie Centrale ~COoo Aguadilla Porto Rcol Paris
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society
British America Assurance Company Toronto,
Cuban Steamship Company London
Compagnie Generates Paris
Internationsler Lloyd Marine Anssuace Berlin.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-31
Ell PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO

A las personas ignoradas de la Succession
de don Manuel de Jests Gonzalez y
Colon, sus herederos, causa-habientes
quien su derecho represente
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-31

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-28
FORMER BANK TELLER
SAID TO BE INSANE
Brown Found Guilty of Forgery
and Now Charged With
Insanity.

Arthur Brown, formerly paying tel.
ler in n local bank, who has boen con-
victed Of forgery in the District court,
is TO be examined as to his sanity on
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Brown
was to have been sentenced by Judge
Armstrong yesterday morning, but
Judge o. ". Powers, his counsel, in
terposed a motion for IN arrest OF
Judgment on the ground that he is in
sane,
Judge Armstrong deferred sentence
and set the insanity hearing down for
the time stated Brown s friends
claim that he is insane on the subject
of stock speculations, and that he is
not accountable Cor his acts. IF he is
adjudged insane he viii be sent to the
asylum at Provo instead of to the State
prison.
Brown had left the employ Of the
bank and was employed by w. G. Orem,
a well-known local mining man, when
the forgerles wero committed. He
forged Mr.. Orem s name and the name
of the companies in which Mr.. Orem
was interested TO checks on local
banks, and il was for this that ae was
convicted. Prior to the accusation OF
forgery against him he enjoyed an ex-
ccllent reputation.