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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-12

Madame G0fea. Il large number ofFcallegs
were received during the afternoon ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander G. Bentley left
yesterday afternoon for a weeks stay at
Atlantic City. where they will be at the
Marlborough Blenhetm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-12

Madame Cortez. wife Of the Colombian
minister, was at home to her. friends last
Tuesday. The parlors were beautifully
decorated with palms and cut flowers. She
was assisted in receiving by Madame Creel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-12

The last meeting of the Council OF Jew
fish Women for this season took place on
Monday evening in the vestry rooms Of the
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-21
AUTO KNOCKS BABES
FROM PONY CART
rwo VEHICLES OVERTURNED BY
MACHINE
Broadway Tunnel Scene Of Collisions
chauffeurs Arrested-A. !. stew-
arts Three Children Hurled
to Pavement

p G. Haskett of 141 South Hudson
street. Pasadena, an employe OF the sam
rel pyle garage, and ]. Greeley, chauf-
feur employed by Beals Kendall, were
hooked at the central police station last
night for running an automobile without
q number. Back of the arrest Is a story
of a narrow escape of number OF chill
dren from serious injury or death.
Yesterday afternoon A. l. Stewart, Dep
,,tv county assessor and secretary of the
Los Angeles Driving Park association,
was riding with his wife and family. Mr.
and Mrs. Stewart were in box buggy
ana their children, Catherine, aged Z
vaars Fllizabeth, aged 10 years, and Alva,
aged Ia years, followed in a pony cart.
Thev were returning to their home at
177e south Union avenue from Pasadena
and were passing south through the
Rroadway tunnel when they co1lided with
tba automobile, in which were Haskett
and Greeley.
stewart states that he was on the right
eide of the road and the motorcar tnen
state that they had the right of way.
THE big touring car struck the buggy,
dishine the front wheel of the vehicle
and Lnoclying it to one side. The pony
cart was struck and overturned and the
children thrown out. All were SEVERELY
bruised Little Catherine was seriously
injured. ,..
iunned from his buggy and after attend
ING To his children placed Haskett AID
CreaIev ,,iler arrest and took them 10
centYai station. They will answer in
nolce court this morning for not having
a license number on their machine.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-21
SAYS SAN FRANCISCO
rs DEGENERATE CITY
MINISTER BLAMEs CHRISTIAN
AMERICA
California Preacher Tries to Arouse
the East to Necessity of Doing
Missionary Work on
the Coast
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 2O.-That San
Francisco politically has sunk to lower
depth than any other city in the country,
and that Christian America is responsi-
BILE for her condition, was the startling
statement made by Rev. John B. Thomas
of San Francisco here yesterday when
he made an appeal for funds for the
churches of that city.
Dr. Thomas described what he terms
the general degeneration of the city, and
said that San Francisco today represents
complete breakdown of American insti-
tutions.
mo other city in America has been SO
religiously neglected during the past fifty
years as we have" said he. 1--WE are
reaping as we have spwn."
DR.. Thomas asserted that the bad con-
ditions could not be laid entirely at the
door of San Francisco. The blame rests
with Christian America for neglecting her
as a field for home missionary work.
While the city increased in population
250,OO0 in a quarter of century. the
churches did not increase in numbers.
After DIR. Thomas address a resolution
was passed commencing the raising of a
fund for the aid Of the San Francisco
missions. fV
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-21
WRECKS AUTO
TO SAVE LAD
WOMAN RUNS CAR INTO CURB,
INJURING MAN
Mrs. A. Parker, Wheeling to Avoid
BicycIfst Who swerves Into Her
Path, Takes Desperate
Chance

To save the life of small boy on q
bicycle who was directly in the way OF
her big touring car, Mrs. A. Parker
turned her machine directly into the
curb at Ninth and Alameda streets last
night, badly damaging the machine
upsetting a peanut cart and injuring
Nicholas Nipleat, its owner.
Mrs. Parker was driving west on
Ninth street and had just passed the rail-
road crossing when small boy, in or
der to avoid street car, whirled directly
in front of the motor car.
There was no time to stop the automo-
bile and Mrs. Parker took the desper-
ate chance of throwing 1t onto the side
walk to avoid hitting the lad. AS it was
she barely missed him.
The machine crashed into the curbing
striking the cart of the peanut vendor
In trying to drag his cart out of the
way Nipleat was hit by the hood of the
motor car. He was treated at the re
ceiying hospital. -,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-21
FIND STORE
OF RIFLES IN
CHINESE DEN
LOTTERY RAID UNC0vERS
TONG ACTIVITIES
POLICE CLIMB OVER ROOFS; RES
CUE SLAVE GIRL
Complete Outfit of Game Secured and
Two of the Most Prominent CHI
nese Arrested-SkyIisht
Gives Entrance

Patrolfnan Ingram and Beaumont ana
Secretary Lyle Pendegast of Chief Kern
office raided a Chinese lottery den at
AT Sanchez alley last night and mace the
biggest capture of lottery paraphernaiia
ever found here and also two OF the most
influential Cinnamon in Los Angeles anu
a store of high power magazine riiles
with ammunition by the case. The police
believe that besides breaking up
gambling den they have discovered the
headouarters of highbinder society
which was preparing for desperate
war.
with the raiding of the hand book ana
nea hall games as we'll as poker and
other gambling games by the police with
in the last two weeks Chief Kern deter-
mined to make a clean sweep Of all the
unlawful places in the city
For the last week Pendegast has been
gathering evidence on the big lottery
game, which was known to be runnlns'
though until last night no dennlte IN
formation could be obtained.
Shortly after 10 o'clock the oincers
crawled to the top of a one-story pulfo-
ing and passing along the roof made a
doors away The entrance was mace py
breaking through the skylght ana
through a seemingly solid floor whicn
proved to be only paper mache covering
a blind flooring beneath which LED 70
small room in the back OF the puliuiiis.
There was found not only the complete
outfit of the lottery game, including the
bowls. buttons, tickets and other para
phernalia, but also the two chiefs OF tne
company conducting the game, wing
Kee and All Yen, his chief clerk ana
secretary, both members of the Chinese
hoard of trade and both wealthy.
In making their way into the iotteiy
den the officers ran across secret room
st the top of the building in which was
I,,ie Lee, a pretty Chinese girl, was
confined. In a box against the wall Oh
her room were found the high power
rifles which are supposed to have been
brought here for the use in the hign-
binder war
Wing Kee and All Yen were booked on
charges of having lottery tickets in their
nossession. They were released on $loo
bail each deposited by George Lem a
rich merchant.
They will appear in court today TO
answer to the charge.
The Chinese girl was turned over 10
friends and the rifles were placed in the
police property room. The entire matter
will be further investigated today.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-21
SlX-YEAR-oLD TRAMP is
FOUND IN RAILWAY YARDS
Tiny Tot, Munching Cracker, Tells
Story to PoIice--WilI Be Returned
to Pasadena Orphans
Home

Standing at the desk in the police sta
tion and answering the questions put to
him by the sergeant yesterday stood a
little 6-year-old boy, the tears welling
from a pair of black eyes and trickling
down SCOT severed face. His blue bib
overalls and faded gingham shirt showed
the accumulation Of dirt from railway
yards. and as he stood, cap in hand and
munching cracker, he presented the ap-
pearance of juvenile tramp
The little fellow was caught hiding in
a dry goods box on Alameda street He,
with two companions. ran away from the
Orphans home on Mission street. South
Pasadena, three days ago. His mates
have not been found The boy was taken
to the detention home and the Mission
street home notified.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-21
j. ID. RIVARD
is KILLED
WIDOW IN SHADOW OF DEATH
FROM SHOCK
Partner Of Former Governor Gage Shot
by Gun Under His Pillow
Son Stricken III by
Affair

Shocked by the neaws Of her husband $
death, who was killed by the accidental
discharge of revolver beneath his pill
low as he lay asleep at his mining camp
in Arizona, Mrs. j. D. Rivard lies serious
ly i'll at her home. 242S Manitou avenue,
East Los Angeles.
Leo Rivard. a son, who accompanied
his father to Arizona, only yesterday re-
since his arrival with his fathers re-
mains, late Monday afternoon.
The death or Mr. Rivard was great
blow to many friends in this city. Accom-
panied by his son and Mr.. Gardner, an as
sociate. he was at a camp twelve miles
from Francora, Arizona. Mr.. Rivard car
ried 4-caliber Colt s. revolver. This he
always placed beneath his pillow at night
On the night of October II the revolver
was accidentally discharged, in what man
ner Is not ascertained. Friends of the
family say that the discharge of the
weapon was caused by the moving about
of Mr.. Rivard during his sleep. The bull
let entered the heart and caused instant
death
The body was brought by his son and
Mr. Gardner and was inferred the day
following It's arrival.
Mr.. Rivard leaves widow and three
children, two daughters and Leo. who is
p years old.
j. d. Rivard was AZ years of age. He
was wealthy, having large mining inter-
ests in California, Arizona and Nevada.
Associated with him in many enterprises
was Henry 7. Gage, former governor Of
California.
Mrs. Rivard at late hour last night
was reported in serious condition, and
the doctors hold out slight hopes for her
recovery, She recovered consciousness
yesterday for the first time since the news
of her husbands death reached her.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-21
ACTORS DEFY
COURTS RULE
KANSAS CITY THEATERs REMAIN
OPEN
All Players Who Violated Judges
Order Are to Be Indicted
Tuesday by Grand
Jury
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Oct. 20.-All the
theaters of this city were open today IN
violation of the Sunday closing order of
Judge Wallace of the criminal court, and
all the actors and actresses who partici-
pated In the various performances will be
indicted by the grand jury next Tuesday.
Scores of city detectives and deputy
marshals were busy today securing evil
dence against the violators of the Sun
day closing order, which will be presented
Tuesday to the same grand jury VINO
already have indicted the theatrical man
ayers for keeping their places open.
The order is thought to be so objection
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-21
TODAY'S NEWS SUMMARY
FORECAST
For Los Angeles and vicinity:
Partly cloudy Monday; light west
wind. Maximum temperature yes
terday, 72 degrees; minimum, 60
deurees.
EASTERN

Thrilling airship races begin today in st
Louis, balloonists from four countries
participating.
President NRoosevelt brings his great
bear hunt to an end. Best sport he ever
had, he says.
Financial situation in New York is more
encouraging. All banks in city are re-
ported solvent.
Bank books left by Cassie Chadwick
show she had over 100000 deposited,
Actors in Kansas City ignore Sunday
closing law and prosecution will be begun
by city authorities.
California PREACHER, speaking in Phila-
delphia, says San francisco is one OF the
wickedest cities in the country.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-21
QUARREL LEADS TO
SHOOTING ON TRAIN
Three Men Severely Wounded by an
italian with Whom Victims
Had Previous Diff
Guilty
Ry AsgocIatea Prass.

BY Associated Press.
SANTA ROSA, Oct. 20.-Three men were
shot. one seriously, tonight on the Camp
Vacation train Of the Northwestern Pacific
railroad. E. Lippi, an italian resident of
this place. did the hooting, and the men
who were shot are Richard South, super
intendent of the Rilton brick works OF
this place; Harry South, his brotherS and
Osler Adams, friend OF the Souths.
A few weeks ago the three men be-
came involved in some petty quarrel with
Lippi, who had them arrested, and Adams
was fined $50 in the justice court. This
evening the three men boarded the train
and encountered Lippi. Adams approached
Lippi and declared that he would take
the $50 out Of his hide" Lippi then began
to shoot. Harry South was shot in the
hack and shoulder, and his condition is
considered grave. Richard South has a
bullet in the shoulder and Adams was
shot in one arm. Lippi is in Jail here,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-21
PEACE CONFERENCE COST
NEARLY THREE MILLIONS
s17 Dinners Amount to Over $5oo,ooo.
Newspapers Also Spent an
Immense Sum on
Tolls
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
THE HAGUE, Oct. 20-Now that the in
ternational peace conference has closed
1t is interesting to study some of the
figures which have been prepared on the
cost of the four months session.
The general expenses OF all the deie-
gates Is estimated at about s2,970000, OF
which s52s0O0 was spent to pay the cost
of S17 dinners.
The amount spent by the various dele
cations, the press association and in
dividuai newspapers for telegraphic tolls
amounted to $225,072. More than 1000, ,0OO
words of press matter concerning the con-
ference were sent out.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-21
MADE MANIAC BY
LOSSOF MONEY
Hospital Empioye, Robbed, Becomes
VioIent-Hundreds in Coin and
Ore Found with Him in
Satchel

George Kersting, the employe of the Sis
ters' hospital who was. according to his
story to the police, drugged and robbed
of $3.50 by woman Saturday night, was
found by the police at lodging house st
1451s North Main street last night de-
mented and raving over his loss Of the
night before.
ing house and after an hour of hard work
quieted him. Kersting had with him a
handbag containing $500 in coin and a
number of valuable ore samples from
Nevada mines.
He was placed in the charge of friends.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-21
AMERICANS ARRESTED BY RUSSIAN SECRET POLICE
CHURCH MEMBERS LOCK
OUT THEIR PREACHER
Trouble In Congregation at Santa Cruz
Reaches Crisis--courts Prob
ably VIII Settle the
Trouble
BY Associated Prers.

BY Associated PreDs
SANTA CRUZ Oct. 20.-The factional
trouble in the Lincoln Street Christian
church eliminated today in the locking
out of the pastor. Rev. A. Lyle DeJar-
nette.
This morning warrants were sworn to
in Justice Craghill's court, charging some
Of the most prominent members with dis
turbing the peace. The DeJarnette op"
position were in possession this morning
when the pastor appeared to hold his SER
vice. He was denied admittance. Coun-
ter warrants were then sworn out by the
faction supporting the pastor. charging a
disturbance of the peace, all parties beng
admitted to bail.
A legal battle is expected to follow.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-21

able to travelling actors that the houses
will be closed.
The theaters which play to their ca
pacity every Sunday turned away a
greater number of persons than usual
today. although the attractions were
only ordinary in character. There was
no disturbance of any kind.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-21
POSTMASTER AT sEARcHLIGHTa'
CHARGED WITH EMBEzzLEM EMIT

BY Associated Press.
SEARCHLIGHT, New, Oct. 2O-Post-
master w. B. Atwell has been arrested on
the charge of embezzlement. In state
ment prepared today Atwell admits that
his shortage to the government is s5700
Postal Inspector Riddleford says that
the discrepancy In Atwell's accounts will
reach much larger sum.
Atwell was also local agent for the
Searchlight Western Telephone company
and the Searchlight Light and Power COM
pany.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-21
SUICIDE IDENTIFIED
AS SAN DIEGO MAN

rhe unidentified man who shot himself
through the head in Central avenue
lodging house, and who afterward died
at the receiving hospital, has been identi-
fed as I. Patterson. a paper hanger of
san Diego. who had been in Ill health for
a long time.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-21
Well Known Writer

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 2O.-Mrs. VIM.
2. Walling and her sister. Rose StrunsiSy.
who are under arrest at st. Petersburg.
are well known in San Francisco. where
they for number of years werc prom
inently identified with the upper Jewish
circles and with socialistic movements
Mrs. Walling. who was Anna Strunsky.
in order to equip herself for her chosen
work, took q course In the higher social
ism at Stanford university. She gained
some literary prominence as a collabora~
tor Of Jack London in the Kempton Wace
letters.
London a few years ago. When she left
San Francisco with her sister no Secrecy
as to the object Of their trip to Europe
was attempted. 1t was stated In the local
press at the time that their purpose was
to assist in some OF the popular move
lCantlnned on Page Twv.l
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-21
Republicans to Make Choice

BY Associated fress.
WASHINGTON, Oct 2O.--The Republi-
can national committee will meet In this
city December and for. the purpose of
deciding upon the place and time for hold
ing the next Republican national conven-
tion. Formal announcement to this ef-
feet was made tonight by Harry 8. New,
acting chairman Of the committee
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-21
Autos Victim May Die
BY Associated Press.

SANTA ROSA. Oct. 2O.-David Murray,
who was injured last night in an automo-
bile accident. was still in an unconscious
condition tonight, and his recovery is q
matter of doubt. The other eight persons
who were in the auto when It overturned
|were not severely hurt.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-21
Critics Succeeds Forbes
Ry Associnted Press.

BY Associnted Pres5
+ SACRAMENTO, Oct. 2O.-Lieut. Arthur
s. Critics of Kern City was elected by field
officers of the Second infantry, C. NJ c.,
to succeed Lieut.-Col. e. A. Forbes. re-
signed Forty officers from points as
widely separated as Chico in the north
and Bakersfield in the south attended the
election.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-21
VICTIM OF TREsTLE
ACCIDENT succuM6s

Miss ella Henzie who with Albert Nc
Fadden, was Knocked from a railway
trestle reas the Bimini baths Friday
night died from her Injuries at the county
hospital last night
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-21
Ambassador Honored
By Associated Press.

BY AsNucIHteu KTe73.
s TOXIC, Oct 20.-Thomas j. O'Brien, the
American ambassador to Japan, has been
invited to take luncheon with the emperor
and empress OF Japan,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-21
FOREIGN

A miniature forest of pine trees has
been Installed in the bedroom of the en-
peror of Austria in the belief that the
odor will be beneficial to the invalid.
Ambassador OBrien is again honored
by the emperor of Japan.
Three Americans arrested in st. Peters
burg by the secret police.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-21
COAST

Members Of congregation at Santa
Cruz lock their pastor out of the church.
Trouble is to be taken to the courts.
Victim of automobile accident at santa
Rosa not expected to live.
Three men shot by Italian on train near
Santa Rosa.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-21
LOoAL

Society woman, to avoid hitting boy.
runs auto into curb, smashing machine
and injuring man.
Raid on Chinese lottery reveals store
place of guns and ammunition Of tongs-
men Slave girl rescued.
J. d. Rivard, mining man, accidentally
shot In camp. Wife may not survive the
shock.
In nightmare, wrestling with ogre, wo-
man shoots self Bullet Injuries another.
Auto in Broadway tunnel hits buggy,
then overturns pony cart filled with chill
dren.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-06

Me dice ell nstnto, que hay algin hombre que
polria querer, 81 dudara de 10 que til est8s
dciendo ahora
81, yo debo mala !
-Pero IQuG estds dicjeado?
:QuiGn ese hombre 2-pregunto IS1bel, dsmu-
lando su emoci6n. porque pensab' Jacobo,
-Si no 10 has advinalo es porlue no deberas
saberlo-contes6 Fernanda,-yo que hay cosaS
que Sc deben decr aunque ofendan quien las
Gala; deben saberse cuando las demaS las vean.
LEGO Octavio 4 saludar a oIsabel 6sta gua:d6
sjlenco. pero segufa pensando Jacobo niraba su
amiga pena.
ALI reunidos, como las denas casas en- que
estuvo habl6 Isabel de la boda de su hemanC auuQue
ALI 10 osabfan va to1o; el di3 d9 Ia boda Sc flo para
e prmero de Octubre. fataban dos meses, Francisco
habia mandado Paris por ell "trouseau," y estaba
preparandose todo
Comic ALI bel con las dos ninas qulso llevarse
despues Fernando carrute, p-ro ella Sc neg6
porque Octavo quiso ,r.
S,ho Isabel todas sns 1alahr,s zumbaron des
pues largo tempo los odos dc O.tavio.
No las Dire mas penso.
-Aqu-us tnlstna noche diio 4 sn m4dre:
Me aourro; manaua nis me vuy pul ah q ver
81 aisraigo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-06

Alqunos hOmbres de estado,

Algunos hOmbres de estado,
orad0res. aTtiataS Y llteratOS e.
lebres han encontrado en- el j>o-
sarlo la paz. la energia o la ms
piracion de que Sc hallaban ne
cesitados.
O. Connell recitaba el Rosario
en- la Camara de los COmnnes,
ml1 tras la >ueite de lrlanda
Sc deIidiu por medic dc las re
plicas de 81 nag'7 tico discurso,
abig4lo por su Independence, y
la votaclon que olgulo a 'aS DIS
cusiones soslenlda5 con tal mo
tlv.
S.lxio PeJco, Cluk Y Monza,
recurrian al Rosario tn todas
las dificultadss que Sc opon1an
a l.. .eailzoc.Cn ,.c Sdo leSlll :
mas asp1raclones.
Por lltlmo, el sablo Anlpere
v Ell caritativo escrltor Ozaman
fundaba todas sus esperanzas
en- el Rosario, que no deJaDan
de re- tat III III solo ia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-06
nDICTO
ISLA DE PUERTO RICO
Distrito Judicial de Guayama
c0RTE MUNICIPAL De GUAYAMA
Estados Unidos de America
Ell Presilente S.
de los Estados Undos.
Succession de Jose Cobian vald6s
Conversion de inscription de possession
en- inscription de dominic
c0RTE MUNICIPAL De GUAYAMA

PoR CUANTo el Abogado Domin-
guez y Rubio, en- presentation &c la
Succession promovente solicjta de esta
Honorable Corte la conversion de po-
session en- inscription de dominic de
las siguientes fncas:
"Urbana. Casa terrera sta en- Pa
tillas calle de Nation de 26 metros p
centfmetros de frente pr Is metros
SO ceutfmetros dc ionic ConStruida
de mamposteria y maderas del pals
Y techada de zinc Goa su cocina de
pendenciaS, colindante Dor la der cha
entrando con casa de la SUCCESSION de
don lose Maria Ortiz, antes solar del
Ayuntamiento; por la izqulerda Nor
tie, con la calle &c las Flores, antes
otro solar; por el Este, al fondo con
casa de don Pauline OlaZag agasti, antes
la Plaza, y por Ell frente con 10 calle
de su situacij jn Dicha casa Sc en-
cuentra inscrita en- Ell Registro de la
Propledad de Guayama en- favor de
don lose Cobb n al folio 1Io del tomo
4 de Patillas fuca ndmero IS2, ms
cripcion primera.
.ao1,ado \. b;a-ro ra1v,r;zado "
.-naua s, o oo oao.o s:to l.r 80, 10 ao,,s
i>1, JoI C. '.rua &c dnl ,,,ah1n h 7 pa.;11as 40 ~
ei oo. ,atron ~ - w. nan,i1o+ros JD1 ~ da " fran
tie por 10 metros 25 centimetrOs de
fondo con IN martillo destlnado 4
baiIo, vfveres coclna, de 10 metros
de largo por ) metros OF centimetros
de ancho con su paSadib de mampos-
terra. enclavada Ell I'm solar de Io
metros de frente por 81 metros de
fondo, colindantes por Ia 0erecha en-
trando con Isabel Garcia, hoy Jose
Altuna; por la izquierda, con casa de
don Rogue Stella, antcs Gel presbi-
tero Tuan Mir Monserrat, por el
fondo Succession de don Jose Eusta-
quio Mauras antes d0i1a Manuela V
dona Rafaela Rivera, Sc cncnentra
inscrita Il folio 22o. vnelto del tomo
8 de Patillas, finca numcro 537 ms
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-06
Doctor Gustavo Mu1ioz
DE LA FACULTAn DE MEDICINA DE MADRID
Y Ex-pROFESOR CLIN.CO
OELssHOSPITAL De SAN CARLOS
DE LA MIsMA FACULTAD
Dc regrese do <u viaie Madrid, ha estabiecids
su ofiotoa professional
sa Ia Gale do Tetuzn n1mero 81.
HORAE DID OONSULTA, DIE 4 a r. II
vElESSas ssueDe 11e,
Hotel Paris
GALE MENDEZ VIGO. NJ Ia
MAYA 0UEZ

Situado este cstablecimiento en- sl centre
dc la calle Mendez Vigo, con un jardfn al
frente, es ell que reune mayeres ventajas
Y comodidades para los sehorss viajerss, J
ell que cuenta con mejores habitaciones fres-
cas-, ventiladas, magniicos bahos y duchas.
E Conidas { todas hDsas n