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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-05
Deaths in the District.

Deaths were reported to the health Office
during the past twenty-four hours as fol-
lows:
George Turnburke. IS years. 1916 Union
street southwest.
James s. Dodds. 40 years, u. S. A. general
barracks. District of Columbia.
Jane s. Linderman. 7e years. 215s Florida
avenue northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-05
MARRIED

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES On August T. 1906 at
St. Mary's Church. Alexandria, Va. by Rev:
Father Kelly, EDWARD 2. CRAWFORD and
ESTHER V. ARDEEsER, both Of this city.
LEUPP-CROSS. At the home of the brides
parents. September 1, 1906. by the Rev.
William X. Eastman. BEULAH LOUISE,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Tichenor Cross
Of Albany, y. Y, to HAROLD LEWIS LEUPP
of Chicago, Ill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-05
BORN.

COLE. On Sunday. September 2, 1906. to Mr.. and
Mrs. g. W. Cole OF Both street and Grant road.
EHRMAN. To Mr.. and Mrs. Ehrman Cnee Rosa
Haas,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-05

Mrs. Sarah A. v. Main of 1917 18th street
northwest has returned from Atlantic City,
where she spent two weeks in company
with her two sons, the Rev. R. Franklin
Main of Worthwhile, Pa, and Charles w.
Main of Baltimore Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin T. Sanner an
nounce the marriage September 4, 1906. of
their daughter, Laura Josephine, to DIR.
Woodruff Law Post Of New York city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-05

Mr.. ]. G. Blount and family are guests
at the New Ocean House, Swampscott,
Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-05

Mrs. A. Divine Of the Treasury Depart
ment Is a guest at the Monmouth House.
Spring Lake N j.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-05

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hamilton Smith have
returned to the city after a two weeks
stay at the Merone, Ocean City, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-05

Miss Vesta Sell of Slatington, Pa, Is the
guest of Miss T. Mae Roth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-05

DR.. and Mrs. Maurice Francis Egan are
at Beach Haven, N. ]. DR.. Egan is recov-
ering from malarial fever
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both brides, including silver, glass. furnf-
ture, 5ewelry and ornaments. Miss Doro-
thy Houchen was organist and played the
Mendelssohn wedding march and a bridal
chorus from 'Lohengrin"
A notable wedding this afternoon is that
OF Miss Emeline Kirkland Richmond, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry Rch-
mond, and Mr.. Julius Daniel Dreher. to be
performed at o'clock at Richmond Hill.
scranton. Pa Mr.. Dreher is member OF
the University Club. and will take his bride
to Taheti, Society Islands, where after Oc-
tober %. they will be at home at the Ameri-
can consulate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-05

Miss Bertha Holmes, Mr.. George I. Mar
tin and Miss Hoffman have been spending
a fortnight at the latter's home in the Blue
Ridge mountains in Culpeper county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace e. Gregg left last
Saturday for a two weeks stay at the
Wiltshire Hotel, Atlantic City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-05

Misses Stella and Estella Richards, grand
daughters of Representative L. F. Living
ston of Georgia. are visiting their father
Mr.. j. H. Richards of the Post Office De
partment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-05

Mr.. o. S. F1rmin has been spending his
vacation with his family at Ocean City, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-05

Miss Margaret O'Donnell of Georgetown
has returned to the city after an extended
vacation pleasantly spent at Atlantic City
and in the mountains of Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-05

Miss Ruby Springton returned today from
a sojourn in New York, Coney leland and
Atlantic City, Miss Springston was also a
guest of former washingtonians in the
Bronx. She will be at home to her friends
this winter at the De Solo,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-05

The Washington guests registered at the
Winsboro House, Front Royal. Va, are Mrs.
DR.. Adams, Mrs. and Miss Fitzhugh, Mrs.
Geneste. Elinor Geneste, Mrs. John r. Boss,
Miss Ethel v. Boss and Carol Boss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-05

Mrs. A. Maurice Low has gone to Saranac
Lake to spend the remainder of the sum-
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Miss Virginia Andrews of Washington,
D. c., daughter of Mrs. Margaret Ramsay
Andrews, and Mr.. John H. Gassaway, jr..
also of Washington, will be married at the
home Of the brides cousin, Mrs. Oscar T.
Towner. 1881 4th street northwest, tomor-
row. Only the immediate families will be
present at the ceremony.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-05

Miss Annie W. Ferris has gone to Deel
Park for a fifteen days trip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-05

Mrs. F. P. Burke has returned from
Of ex-Representative Joseph H. ONeill of
Boston, where she has been the guest of
the O'Neills during the summer The party
also visited the Thousand Islands, Saratoba
and Newport, and on Labor day were pres
ent at the naval review at Oyster Bay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-05

Mrs. H. Sunwold and her daughter Rec
der and Miss Anna M. Davis of Capitol Hill
have returned home from Philadelphia and
Atlantic City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-05

Mrs Samuel Cross and her daughter, Miss
Daisy Burbri6ge. who has been seriously i'll
with Typhoid fever for the past two months.
have goek to Bailey's Island. Me-, to join
Mrs. Cross other daughter, Mrs. L. Macy
Starbuck Of NeS York, who has been there
during the whole season. Miss Eva Hadda-
way of this city was also in Mrs. Cross
party. and they will remain there until
the early part of October, hoping the
change of air will entirely restore the
health of Miss Burbridge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-05

Under bright skies and in crisp air the
first run of the Berkshire hunt for the sea-
son of 1906 was held yesterday, starting at
the kennels of the club at noon. There was
a dozen riders, among them Miss Josephine
Durand, daughter of the British ambassa-
dor and Lady Durand. The scent took the
dogs and riders around the east end Of the
Laurel lake, crossing the estates of John
Sloane, Robert w. Paterson and George
Westinghouse, to William D. Sloane's High
land farm. The run was for a trial of the
dogs and the hunters, and was mostly over
good bottom.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-08
THE BIG CROPS.

We had hardly quit talking about
ne wonderful bumper crops OF last
wear when a report is issued showing
bat the crops OF this year I'm many
respects FAR excel them.
All the high sounding adiectives
and nearly AL the possible compar-
'sions have been exhausted in striv-
ing 20 make the country comprehend
he immensely OF It's crops
II Is commonplace to say that the
farmer could pay the national debt
without making any very percepitible
hole in the records from his crops
Tor single year.
We know by heart that the agri-
cultural exports-the surplps left
over after an our own needs are sun
piied have amounted I'm sixteen
Years to more than the value OF all
me railroads in the country and
mat if the farmer keeps up the pres
emf rate Of production two years long
ar he viii have produced I'm ten years
'n amount Of wealth equal TO half
The entity national wealth previously
produced 30 three centuries.
We know these things thoroughly.
and that IN neither this nor any other
country from tho time records we're
begun. had last years bumper crops
ever been paraIleIod
They arc par.lelcd now IN the July
crop report. whites partly reveals ana
partly promisos 1000 equally inconceiv-
ibie mass Of wealth.
Whesf which is already largely
harvested, NAV go beyond the record
nv 30 600 600 bushels
Corn promises TO bo only 4 600 600
bushels short OF last years huge rec
ord of .2o8.0oO.OOO bushels
Th" four gres crops of corn hay
wheat and oats viii rsoibably be
worth about fourth ss much Az all
ihe gold dug 10 all tho world since co.
Iusbus Discovered the Son~nent.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-08
TOPIC TIPS.

Fancy gilded buttons are used on
the short coats.
Some OF these are carved In floral
pr dragon designs.
They came six In a set. and are
very dressy.
Bead belts look very well with the
linen skirt.
Many linen skirts in gray and nat
1ral color are worn for runabout.
Bead bags in white and gold or in
white and silver are charming.
All bags, by the way, are daintier
than ever. since they are carried SO
much with thin frocks
White knitted bolero sweaters.
bound with white silk, are more fem
mime than the odd mannish sort Of
sweaters
Some smart white costumes show
touches OF yellow and pale copper at
collar, cuffs and vest
Dresses OF fine linen crash in a
light shade of gray, trimmed with
silk braid to match and white chem
isettes, are notably pretty
Other gray gowns have brilliant
touches OF cardinal. burnt orange and
parrot green, with yellow lace
The checked and striped mohairs
make extremely attractive bathing
suits, with braid and button trim
mings.
Puritan Fathers hats, they call
hose high-crownsd models which are
so fashionable when trimmed with a
,tulie scarf and an enoEmo4rs ross in
frost
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-08
VIVIAN -KIMBALL
KimbalI. w. Va Aua

kimball. w. Va. Aug. :.
Miss Captola Leedy has returped
10 her home at Vivian. after spepdiro
a month with relatives at Bluefald
and Maybury
Mr.. J. A. Campbell spent SUNDAY
with friends AT Greenbrier.
Mr.. J. Shepherd spent Sunday with
MS uncle at Pocahontas.
Mr.. James Okeene was attending
curt at Welch Mondag.
Mrs. s. II. Galloway is visiting
relatives at Peterstown. w. Va,
MIR. j. C. Leedy left Tuesday for
Bluefield where he will reside in the
future.
Miss Sadie Tornel. of Kenova. "
Va, is visiting Miss Ocie Griffith.
Misses Dora and Lula Skwart and
Miss Emma Atkins and Messrs Noah
stewart and Lee Simpkins attended
services held by Rev. Hatfield At
Davy on last Sunday.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-08

ston on Ramsey street, has returned
20 her home at Narrows.
Mr.. w. W. Croushon formerly with
The Pocahontas Consolidated Com
pany. at Maybeury. has accepted a
position with the Flat Top Fuel Com
pany, OF this city and has entered
upon his duties.
The Flat Top Furniture Company
mas very handsome and commodious
furniture establishment on Blueheld
avenue They have two floors and
haye them well stocked with furni-
ture OF all grades. Their stove de
partment il complete and consists
OF anything in this line you could
desire Altogether they have a SPLEEN
didly Arranged business house and
are prepared TO offer the greatest
Inducements to the public. Yen
should call and see them in their new
place. as they now have plenty Of
room. lots - furniture and will take
YOU through their large stock with
pleasure.
The treasurer OF the United States
lris voluntarily Increased the gov
eminent deposit with the Flat Top
National Bank OF Blueheld. w. Va.
TO the extent OF thirty-five thousand
dollars, II is gratifying to know
that this banking institution is max
ing such rapid strides In the bust
ness world OF finance. II is one Of
our staunchest banking institutions
and has our best citizens behind It,
It's officers are courteous gentlemen
OF careful and Intelligent business
qualifications and public spirited in
every sense Of the word 1t affords the
Leader pleasure to chronicle the
advances OF our banking institutions,
FOR the future OF our city depends
upon their prsope@ty.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-08
TROUBLE IN THE
HOUSEHOLD.

The political economist as trying
to explain to his wife that Hearst was
a dangerous man. inasmuch as he was
engaged in an attempt to bring about
war OF classes.
well don't know" responded his
house holds disbursements Hearst
doesn't seem to me to be SO bad. If
he were president he could not
have done worse than Roosevelt
Haven't prices advanced shamefullv
since Roosevelt was president. so that
positively can't make both ends
meet on the allowance you make
meP"
THAT'S the political economy of the
average housewife. You NAV emile
at II. You may. with infinite patience
try to explain that there Ia no connac-
lion between Roosevelt mad prices
except. perhaps. so far ~ the tariff
IN concerned. and congress ~ chief,
responsible for that: that the I'm
creased cost Of living Is due TO gold
production and prosperity: and that
the only way that Hearst could reduce
prices would he by causing such a
political economical revolution ne TO
bring about n panic IN which case
the reduction in cost OF living would
be no compensation for the loss Of
a job and an income This makes
no impression upon her she simply
points to last months bills forhouse-
hold supplies. and her empty pock
etbook: while the political economist
opens his records of statistics, and
figures out that from July !. 1901. TO
July /, 1906. prices OF commodities
entering into the immediate cost of
living have increased 16 per cent.
This is kind OF fact that IL is
hard to explain away. and 1t is re-
sponsible for much OF the discomfort
that exists today. IT is a vital factor
IN the. political situation and in the
business situation. and the question
is What are we going to do about
it?--Wall Street Journal.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-08
REVOLUTIONISTS TO
BE IMPRISONED.

helinsfors. Aug. THE captured
Finnish revolutionists seized during
the recent uprising have been turned
over to the Finnish authorities and
will be tried by Finnish law and pun
ished by Imprisonment for shooting
the meR condemned for participation
In the mutiny at Sveaborg.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-08
The Leader.
ALL ABOUT BLUEFIELD

Mr. j. r. Shanklin. prominen,
coal man OF Cincinnati, l. in tho city
on business
Mrs. A. p Strothor and children.
OF Pearishurg. is visiting Mrs. n. j.
Easley. ou Rogers street
Many OF the back alleys of tho
city arc in an unusually nlthy con
dition aud shsuld be- looked after.
W w. Logan. editor OF the Nc
Dowcl Recorder came up from
WEIGH yesterday 10 witness the ball
game
Airs Mollis and Kate AdHRgtos,
OF Blk stono Gap. are visiting Engi-
seer J G Lovern. a. 224 BlusGeld
avenue
Only few more warm days and
then the busy season begins i'm this
great coal producing region of West
Virginia
Attorney Il. w. Crockett. has re
mned from Princeton where he has
beea attending the sessions OF the
Circuit Court.
G.. NJ ST Clair. OF Tazewell pas
sed through the city yesterday on his
way TO Hunters Alum, where he will
spend seyeral days
BueAeld avenue is busy place
tust at this time The paving OF that
1oroughfare makes things look live
D andp rosperous
j A. Massey, OF McGomas. was
visitor TO our sauctum yesterday. He
is one OF our first subscribers and
still remains n friend
MIR. A r.. Williams, cashier of the
American National Bank, who recent
ly sold his home in Graham, will
move his family to BlueHeld in a few
DAYS
Always in the lead, Blueneld con
tinue' to grow and expand. The work
OF Improvement goes steadily on,
and soon we shall have greater city
sHll
Grace Methodist Church has just
placed n new bell in its tower, which
will hereafter ring out the merry
notes of welcome to all who will
come TO this prosperous and thriving
church
olive Rebekah Lodge will picnic at
Falls Mills Thursday An members
with their invited guests must be at
the hall Thursday morning at $50
TO 60 10 the picnic at Falls Mills
Train leaves at9:S.
Mrs Z f Godscy has returned
from The beautiful country of East
Tennessee. where she has been rec
reatins for quite willis We are
pleased TO know that She had de-
hghtful outing
Mr. S. Foy stone. who has been
visiting ia Rural Retreat and other
Virginia cities, passed through our
city Yesterday and stopped over for
sew hours. He was on hts way
home To Ludlow, Ky
Bluedeld has many staunch whole
sale houses, AN doing a good bust
ness and stiu more are preparing to
commence business All these evil
dences OF prosperity speak volumes
81.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-08
WASHINGTON
AND RETURN.

on August Sth the Norfolk and
Western Railway will operate one of
their popular Annual Excursions to
Special train will leave
Bluefield S:15 a. IN. Only $500
round trip. See large bills or call
on Agent N. e. w Ry.
w. b. BEvILL.
General Passenger Agent.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-23
B1BLIOTECA DE LA DEMOCRACtA,

Qan concenc de aqueI hombre penosm comp,rconss Al
encontrarte ente rente aque hemoso carcer NADIA
temia Mnto para 81 alega como 10 degdAbe del emo
dmento Iorn6 sus coumbrea ug6 oese busca de amo
res taces oVldando en 10 possible. que tents fAms
Banca Verdsd hAba amado que. hombre aunuue soo
Dor aguno das hIfa desprecdo depu6s /, soa de-
aus ae hAbla cazAdo hero cndente Que
dabae dnlcAmene un immense snmeno Haba conIio con %
propo alor 10 nco cate e proporconaba era una
ca vAcia Permanecfa alva rme aempre dgna muy DOR
lAngaba aquea loedsd trnqu 81 hubera todido rsco
mer gar 80 vida hAbrA hCho conr 10 fecdad en- Ia dign
dad; hAbriA tratado de encontrArla en- e amor.
Tres ms depu6 de mAtrimono aus padres mureron:
quedo huertAna So ma hAba lido eparecendo pceo poco
no quedA6a nnQdn parene pudera presa apoyo En-
eSpeCe de pacer en- hs cual tens nm No.
AQueA nina Ia hizO bo foma odo oS gocss e
del amor.
Una afecc6n basa para lenar una existencia toue,
nina AmadA fte para ella 10 Affection sAria consoadora
AL VlV6 durante cinco dnca ompaaa de oanS
No connh6 que nIdc tuvera unto Nina quiso ser "a don
celia amiga guG todas las cosas La psseab ipQ.ba
ella 10 dabA las primerss eccioneI del de Ia nts
genca Su vida 10 Vo que n solo tx6 Dor 90 his
para 90 h CuanoI tueron los uehos que for6 durane
Las arga horas de .quea sosdAd voluntaria Mienrss
JdanA ugaba su pies eatudAba loo pmeros babuceo de
us iu'gcI oea que nina tuv.se rcttud de alma que
ella tenia HAbae promedo fGctMla fslcdad estsr CONT.
nuamente 81 iido, como IN conseio como eiempe
DeipteS dtlndo correr imagination, veiala cassda
ulchosa ii autho de amor Blanca AIpirAbA para
mmA frbAo ha Nunca haba pennado On QUE poda
Venlr muerte seprsndOlaI muerte legGba JuIna ba
Quedar sols
Sus suefos hAln mentdo; no podia ella dsrs su exoe
fencS no habia de guar desorror ntegncia n cora
son AL dia sguiente paIaI uln de padre names
dc an detconocdo ndene hAa POGO caso del
legado Ia entoncel foe cuando trsnoux6 Blanca
alCN Daniel 81 'e'tament0 delV tern0ra
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-23
Ell MANDATE DE LA MUERTA
Sena de vida cambara augusta ncn6Ie c.n VOC mas

'ena de vida cmbiAa anQus!a Incn6,e can VOC mas
stgura oijo:
b anca me oyes9 Hsblsme to 10 suplco.
Un lgero extemecmiento paV6 por e roatGo do Ia mort
bnnda, Alz6 les parpAdos 9u mirsds aparec6 1ciert
mlHmo tempo protunda B1sc6 eatuvra deumbrAda
BE MO- por ma en- e hor dc Ronne Fate nunca ht{A vsto
morr como no aenA e verdAdero door e dolor cg que
IbrzA con As6n a cAdAVer de perlons amad anaba Ell
horror de 10 agon PensAbA propia prsoua que
nmben morrA Agdn ola, estarfa ss Blanca eshb
Blanca le miro rsconoc6 Lsnz6 anspiro hGcendo
esfuerzos sonre Un pensmeno de perd6n apodeb
de ella AqueA hora Hobo sin embago lucha en-
corAE6n de Blanca Rcord6 apguas de espos fu6e
precise para ser cOmpva penaAr estAba muer las
maetA dc IL TERRA no peAban sobre hombres Tor
partc no recorbabG hubiele mandAdo lamar mardo
For un momento no enconndo nAde que recbe conen
clAs haLA querdo exgr iurameno mArdo Ahoa quo
% corAEon eatA6A Vclo pods guardian do
50 hs en- nsda expermentaba necesdAd de que tranquil
Su marido eataba iuno ella cato ca Ia txtrl6Aba mi
rabAe ain rsncor cOnoCda Quien
E Antea de parr Lusgo medda que Ia vida voyfa ba
cordando cAssbe companion aque hombe cuya cobGrda
le hACla Ind gnu. SennGAe LENA de msericordia.
Amigo mlo dllo. sus palabris Iopo has
hecho bch Gu Venlr, morlre mas lrAnQula
b UhJr Ronne, em0conado por Ique auGve reproche
socz6 de huevo B.anca repuao:
M te desesperes "a sufro, eSog IenA dc pIz soy
ehH SuIo queda IN deseo ell de borrar TODD dIen
mento que hya poddo exhr ntr nosoos Ncesto evsr
conmgo msUs penHamenIOs quero que el
pqtho remordlmiento 81 to be oenddo perd6name m
10 10 LeruonU,
Es paabras ObrAron muy VvGmente aobre los nerVioG
oeith0r de oDne cUaz6D eltA6. Yk trAtAba
NAerae =. fAGi.dIU dc las grimM..,,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-23

tic buen dnero d4 sus ecmpsf fsros
do oncio.
Ell Com misiopAdo! de Educaeifn
nomhr5 Mr.. PatKTd insrect3r de
Gusyama. Tomai& poae.i6n de ~
distriso el 10 dc Julio.
De paesmes ssla el hogsr dc los
dlstinguidoz eIposos Loub:isl TtArA-
ga, de Puerta de TERRA, con motivo
del advenimiento del primer infAnte.
Felicihmos al sprecla BILE amigo y CO.
rreligionArio Lcdo. R, Loubrisl Cue.
TO y q su digna ssposs.
-El Tssorero Mr. Willopghby 10.
vant6 cineo embArgos er Toa Baia,
elnco en- Vega Alts, uno on Corozal y
tres On Utuado, por hsber sati'i ischo
los eontribuoiones.
@THE HELvETIA.--27 ealle de
Crux. Gran casa dc h6spedss. sTa-
BILE d hoteb. Aposentos para iamilias
, personals solas. Comidaa 4 eincuen.
10 sentavos subierto. Banos. TelSfono
100. Apartado sorreo, 2s5. Propista-
rio, Pedro sehirs. Notal Este hotel
sst& & cargo do una aeforita sagus.
Go
-Corti til ian con gran acnvidAd
las obras de lA eArcel dc Areeibo.
Tambi6a ae terminals en- este mes, el
nuevo Liso de 10 c&roel d. San Juan.
-Nueatro amigo y .eomp, nero den
P.co BAs, redact> do sEl Carnavals
y dc filiaci6n republicans, h. veri6ss'
do su ir gssso On 10 <Uni6n do Puerto
RicoS.
El se1or BAs, iovsn de inseligen'
els, tenfa que venir y vino Al sitio da
los buenos patriotAs. Es IN inselec'
tual n 81 que ! isrdsn nusstros adver'
sarios.
Bien venido sea. & nueaHo lado.
Ell doctor Lrgo Vinas, emptzata
el lines 10 inspection sAnitaria del rs.
clnto do San Juan.
-Ha tsrminado 50 zsfra 10 ceL~
tral <Car6vanass, do Lola, hAbisndo
elaborado uncs aetenta mil saeos do
a1dsar,
lOontin,ta en- lapdgina 6q)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-23

tsdo por el policfa Jose C6rdova %
lS0 quien se le feh6 encima como si
Ae t'stase de I'M criminal. conducien'
dolo q la earosl. E iutz del ValleT ha
scCrdado celetrAr ell iuic'o el msrtsa
pr6ximo, sefalandole 81 detsnido 100
do lsrs de 6snza, Fate guardia ae
pass t0do el dIs dentro del colegio,
en- conaultIs con el recusador rspubll'
csno y ademts tisne - ar tscedsntss
como polftico intrans'gsnte.
~Relaei6n de losipsssieros llega
dos en- el vapor .CArolins,, proesdsn.
tss de Ntw York
Santiago Al soAtegui, MI Arsua
&c, Carlos B'enner, J N BarAlt, IA
Bruno, Jchu ( Bsl Wind, Chas + Brill,
R W B)rnu. George ClAvell, miss Z
Clavell, RD Coe, r s Cole, q W
DOGGY, J F 2 Des Garsnres, ] de
Grzmar, Wn Estsrss, B q Fonds,
& Gusrre, N G lerre, miss M Ella
Gill, q lzua i, Juan Blanchi G Grssn,
Luis G onzAltz, Angel Gorxklsz, Car.
los Gonzalez, IL Flnsburg, r G ia
cobs, Chas F King, miss Harriet Kor.
ber, Henry T Kut wilton, K w Lord,
W P G Lippitt, miss Mary " LippiN
Fral k In D Mooney, Damian Monss
rrAt, RAfasl NsvArez, Oscar Nsvarez,
W s Pole, miss Helen Pole, T Pc
rrY, I 7 Perry, WPC Perry, L ]
Pre- ctor, Antonio RODRIGUEZ, Antonio
Roig Jr, miss J Rivera, A 8 Stevens,
Jaime Sire Jr, D saur, del Toro.
P Vicente, II X White, T G Way.
month, G W Wsymonih, II 8 Wood,
Antonio ARIZONA, Harold J Caul, NJ
Lopez, A Lopez, sM Monesinos, L
Aercsder, miss Ida L Pede, 2 Rami
riz, G A Soler, Jacinto Sancho, q
Dominic, F Felieiro, N Otero, N Re-
driguez.