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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-12
JUlClO POR JURA0O EN
La C0RTE De llSTRITO.
% glEDdIGio Do GuIpahIlldld contra Santiago
Garcia, lCusadO Do hsnIGIdIo VOIuRtarlo.

Empez6 aver Ia session las 9 = cparto de
Ia mailana con 81 caa0 de Juan C0lla70,
saCusRdo de- huEtO dc mayor cuRntfR del
que no declRrR cuhpable. El honorable
jueg de dsFechn ls eonden6 mn oIde
pEsnidio con tTabsjos foTzados.
Sc auspende 81 juicio contra Jaime
Rosario RouEado dc seduction, poF pediTlo
sl senior fiscal, & Cauga de no habeg CompR.
recido mn tsatigo importants del pueblo de
Puerto Rico.
-Vien0 4 Ia consideration de los seIio.
res del juTado que 10 cOmponen los BefioEes
Domingo Cobiau, Bonifacio FeEnMndez
Ctfs1ino Nsvarez, Z. Gimenez Ma1Earo,
Ramos do Anays, j. Moreno, J. SaIgado,
NJ Lopez Landr6n, 8. Dkvils, Gonz6.
Iez, y Ruiz, al cRso do Santiago Garcia,
acusaGlo del delito de homicide VOluntario
On la persona de Felix Padilla, hecho
ocuTrido en- los iltimoB dias del mes de
Junio del coErisnte sfio an ell pueblo del
Dorado en- Ii casa de Cecilia Olivia en-
.donde aa calebEAbR IN veloTio. El minis
teFio fiscal, Fepressntado por 81 sefioE To.
FTeB Grau pTeB nt6 Bus testigoA de cargo,
que 'prueban 81 hecho ocuFTido; asf como
la defanBs, cargo del licenCiRdo NJ. RoB-
sy no presenEa prutbRB que deAviEt6en los
hechoH. Agotadaa las prusbas de ambRa
-paEtes haCe 81 acusaci6n sl senior fiscal
pidiendo 81 jnrado un veredicto dc Culpa.
bilidad contra Santiago Garcia. El Iicen,
Ciado Rosy con slocusntes argumentOs
defsnde al acusado, pFessntaudolO al ju-
RADIO como inCulpable del deIito de que le
acusa 81 miniAteTiO pdbiicO, , pide On ere
Bentido un vsTedictO en- favor De 80 defsn.
dido.
EI HehoE fgcaI, rebate con suma slo.
cueneia los aFgumentOB del lstrsdo defens
sor solicits un vsFedicto de homicide
ri honorable juez de derecho
aIjurado que 20 EetiTs delibs.
rRr, tFayendo uu vsFadictO de culpabilidad.
Seutencia al dia 4 de Novismbra.
La corte 30 declara en- rsceso hanta 81
dis Is.
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e EUaa ZlIllgIllt0 j MI0I.


II En- este acreditado establecimient AeI
p1blico hallaTa siempre NH eurtidO CONF
pIetO en- naeECanclas de tOdas proCeden-
cfas,s sIesde la naas modesta muse1ina de
cincO eenfaVos hasta 10 mas Tica aPongle
SILK" Iegltima de Ia China!
Tanto para demas como para caballeTos
el surtid0 es de 10 mas vRriado que pueda
conCebirse. En- telas de seda, lana 8IgO-
don no Sc puede pedir mas; hay para tOdos
los gustos para todas las fOTtunas. sye.
Ultimamente se han reeiD4dO los slguien@
tes artfeulos que estan lamando la aten-
ci6n del publieO pOr 50 caIidad y baTatuFa:
Mitones, Guantes, Coronas para novias,
sombFillas, veIos para La cara, medias,
Calcetines, Corbatas, Capas espafolas,
Cortes de pique para chaleeos, i'd. de Gasi-
mir para pantalones, CoIchas de punto,
Id. de Damasco Driles b1anOos de hilO;
Id. asargadoa, Cretonas de hilo para ssIoa-
mas, Holandas Batistas, Creas, Aplicaclo-
mes de seda para adornos, Chalea de seda,
Blusas bOrdadas, CinturOnes, RasOs, Bro
cados, Tafetas, Piel de Cisnes CrespOnes y
GasRs para luto, CubrecoEses de hilo y
seda, AlpaCas, Cheviots, Casim1Ees y en-
fin nm suftido tan yariado que seria 1mpo-
sible enumeraF
On paseito poT Ia Luna y vereis Las no4
Vedades que enoierra este bontto satelite.
Encejes Valenciennes , dc punto BIO
derlt dc to5as classes y colofes.
Boas de piel dc C0neto = ds plunaas de
todas GlaRea
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De SlCElAl.

que meiOre. encuentra Eeceiida Ga
camR desde hRce algunos dias, slia 81 resi-
deuCia de Hatp ffss ssY,s nugalEEa bella y dir
tipguida amige Ia ed6rita Pattfa Ss9hira
GniIIot, haFmpsa for de aqu6l jaEdin. LIa
daseamus la m6a pxontRf nleiotia. y, que III
sol dc Is saIud bTill8 pre5to ed aqdal her
moao roBtro de. lh gsntil compstriota. e1.f 4
Para qtlayd1gd. FEs ntinamehte hubb
de- Fegreslr- 7causR de enfermedad de- hn
familiar 81 domingo do ma1ians Bu Easi.
denciR de GuRy yanla, ! u distinguida y be-
lla damita de aquglIa B0Ciedad Pillar Vac
qusE que pasabs On San Juhn uHoB dfau.
essintiendo ID auaanci de- ID gEaciosa
m0FonB ytdoblements p0f ID Causa que Ia
netiEara dessaHaoB Iaejof4s & aa eEimalD'e
parienta que vuslva pronsO q Ia eiadadS
en- dOnde tiens tGntos amigos como Rdmi'
Eadors- u Esfi0Fita PilnR. r.
4 PsTsOnGEes .s-Ta lFegtegado. su Fe3fs
dencia de Hatillo, 81 8efior Fernando Lsi
denmRy RlCalde do aquella pobaci6n que
eEtuvo en- San Juan en- asuntes dG aqueaESi
administration.
La seaOr0 Poss- Por mptiVo de pres
cripci6n fRcultativa no Fecibir6 tampoco
hoy s SuSs amigaa3 d. distinguidaA sonora
Carolina Post, lespOa del gobernadoE dc
lss isle. SIS ea .s 1s sdt 4
.Ssgun ,tRvo Ia eoEts1ia de- infdEmaRnoS
el geloE Post, confiasen que mUyobHeva ns
encontEag6t Ya per faetamentsl lestableeidas
sl BenoEs y ,sa coEaen4arkh hanrscspCicnsI
de coRtumbre en- ID FortAIeza. s
Dasaamoa que vsys en- eI mas rfpsdo-
prograIo 81 FeGtableCimisnto De u distin.
gnidR seiioTa.
sFMPER
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Roo,DsI6n d u ul1lstro n,Eleano.

Ell nefiar don Ramon Pachecho, nuevo
ministro de Mexico en- el Jap6n, fu6 reci.
bido en- audiencia p6bIiCa por 81 Empers.
dor.
EI sefior miniBtFo Pacheco. duFante Il
audiencia, pEeaentd BuS Credencialss que
10 acFeditan como repreasntants dc a
Rsp6blica MexicanR Ell 81 impsrio iapo.
mes.
Muenog peFsonGjel notRblel do IL c0Tt9
estuvieEon pTesenteg ca Is ceTemonia, ID
que be efectu6 con u pompa eBplendoP
que ae aeontumbTRn ca tales o.asiones.
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H!POUROMO De SAN Juan.
Canpaonlto HlpIco PusriorrIquano.

Sc corEer6, nuevamente, 81 dfa % de
los coEEientes, bsio las bases, inalteTRblaG
que entertainments fueEon publicadaB.
EI pssmio seT6 Is Copa destinada al
ffscto, y 500 dollars, como premio On me-
tilico.
La matriCuIa estaF6 alberta hasta las
cinco de Ia tsrde del dis "a de los Co.
Frienter, ca IL Cssilla del Jarado del Hi.
p6dromo de San Juan.
Sill piata estuviese mojada aE dis de Ia
carrara, neE6 esta tranafarida para 81 pro-
ximo siguients dia fshtivo, see, para 81
primero de Dicismbre del corEiante s19.
San Juan, p. r de NoviembFe 1907.
por Ia Jurta Directive del Hip6dromo.-
W d. Noble. SecTetario 8v.a.
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sEMPER.

Ell ssRor Antonio Angulo, seCTetario "a
Ia Rssp. Log. Betsnes1, tisne ii cortesfs
de paIticiparnOE, que u pr6xima confarsn.
Cia mas6nicR que celebfar6 Clicha l6gia hoy
maTtes, eutaE6 cargo del b !. Jose g.
Torres gran sacretaYio de Il Gran Logis
sobeEanR de Puerto Rico.
Ell acto tendF6 eeguFnmenta Il briIIsn.
tss de los anterioreu, dada Ia iluntraci6n
del dittinguido conference.-the.
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guda en- Washington.

Washington Qubarnnmenta
psTun
Mexico una
ivald magBad
pro-
pafuas Z Guatemala tamb6a perduTa
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HOTEL CATALuNA.

Establecido, en- la magniica
casa de Belabal, con vista a la
bahia, magnidcas y frescas ha-
bitaciones, mesa comfortable, pre-
clos m6dicos, Sc admiten abo-
nados.
Tanea ndmero. 2.
San Juan Puerto Rico.
80 va
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Por Ia paz en- CeDiro America. "a

Ciudad De Mexico Noyismbe depaCho
g ha Eeiho mejs de Onro Am6A Cua an po fn
lol pKel de Nicaragua Honduras sso han
alus
dingdo mbi6n invitation
Amapala
Salvador
piden ha
pChR de polti. HszHNa tss@E
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IraIMl Ilazas.

AlaEta. AleEtR. AleEta OtEo nue.
70 negoCio en- combination con loa mejoFes
BaatEea de San juan haCsmog tTajeI & pla-
zos con gaFantia & SO rs, $40, 812, 814,
816 J 820. Ganga tEsies de- jegga inglesa
& lR medida S12 Et Cielo. FoEtaIeza
25.
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IRVIQI8 gABLIB
sEaBenoeraeia" y ..l No "a
IJN Da S
ITNID S
Ha Ineiorad3 / siiuaeI6l.

Paris Eovsnbge q fPs be oddo g la'
M pgnto aa indaa pafs Ent m bse fn
EaF dihos baFcca deba
M
demusiFan ntg6 paz afanes rhl3
ca sodaS parties e crden En yar g Ell hAmba ae1hr
eauHa ds e ineErapi5n sqieran av coa1Is
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HOrrorosa Goll!agraci6R..

Iquiquq
aV6 1uo g Qs s popuIo barO. Log d cusdol sn 6o
Dc dollars E
familiar
les
nbi6
fanias
hgauR Hay considerable ndmero peron8hegidaa
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GINEMATOGRAFO.-Por teneT que
Autenth1sA para EBpsaslu dueho, ae ven.
40 muy bAFata una collection de pelfCulRB
an parfscto estRdo caBi nuevaB asuntoG
muy eacogidoa interesaDtegy y un apaEato
compIeto con todo 10 necesario para poder
trabBiar sin difcuLtRd alguna cuyo apara
toy psliculas NON de Ia RcEeditRda casa
Psth6; igual al que tiene inItalado 81 He.
nor RazSs. Sc .vendan pelfcuIaI BueItas
DiriiirSa hotel BUrinquen, Tstuan 33 @.
NJ, San Juan Puerto Rico. 9v. ..
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LA REL0JERIA yjOyoris del 81.
Kshrhahn y Co. Ss ha trRsladado 6 la ca
lie de San jose 16 frente 81 Correo, donda
hay conutantementau IN buen gu1tido dc. re-
lois otIag prendaE pa.
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En OIa impgonts Is1 vsndo rspsl a rs.
vf6dica VSalo { 02.gO Ioa AS lfid E eu'iis,.
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LECCIONEs DEsFRANCEs.- Las
dar6 4 domiCfliO an joyen ffanc6s Para
mas informel dirigirss apRrtadO No. 1S5.
15Y.B.
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- s.NTEYo oA go ID los q

-L hNUEVO Ga Fz'' do loa po-
Bos Morgan, FortaleEa 21, ACADIA DE
RECLBIR un complotO EuEtido de- Lon mo.
ioFes dulces. Elegantes cartuchos propios
para EegaloA HeladoG, refrsaCou, frutaa
81 natural y soao Cuanto Eegalo sOl palRdRr
mks dOlicado 81 oncaantEa alIf primDRoaar
montO uoEvido. Cafe con lecho ChOCO-
latefg doSdp lan liete Do 10 nalRnG 4 les
~ dS Il n0cha FamoSo choCoIats BA
KER muy acEsditndO en- todo 81 mundo.
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-ss encusntra an Ponce, en- anuntos del
ssrvicio 81 Cominionado del IntsEi0r 81.
Ggahlma que iEk ( Adiuntau ! UtuAdo.
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-En dILaSD DorEe1 petrlonCis d6 Puerto,
REoo", Allen 64, hayads iYgala pTsOibna t1.
IopaEio para ueOhEo2de RlquileEos dc CRuan,
RanzRg Cn meEklieo CON iiFrnalS dsCla xasa
CioneA de naCimiOnto, defunoi6n , Cerifoa.
cl6n nfdiCA. e " ID
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HABITAoIoNHs BoMoDAs.-Pa.
"a hOmbFe, solos hay unss maguidcaH ha'
bithCioneS de slquiler On 81 "OOndado"
HanturCe, cercs de Ia carretera. IuformR.
ran en- ssta rsdscci6n. d. p.i
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9-EN sit CLUB de 3. Kehrhahn y
o., San Joss 15,i. ga Venden dos Ealp,,
jt az OFo Cada nemRna. u Ultima BemS
na obtuvo uno viuda de PaEadin de Rio
Piedras gocio ntm. 27. -
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Sc Compran ABANICOs ANTI.
GQOS aunque no ssten en- buen e3tado,
sOI1aF6s antiques az S0rat J prendas anti.
guRa . a,.s .-.., gsL sz.f.,,
~ !. DiFfaso & r. j. B. CEitio K altoB san
Juan 8 III 8 csIle Aurora, Ponce. b. 4
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coumna
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-07-27

father had homicide in mind in send-
ing you there"
No, he probably thought the rusti-
cation would make a man OF me Must
do my own victualing2 suppose IN
be allowed to eat"
Bates can cook for you. He'll sup
ply the necessities. III instruct him
to obey your orders. I assume you'll
not have many guests.-in fact,"-he
studied the back Of his hand intently.
while that isn't stipulated. doubt
whether IL was your grandfather's idea
that you should surround yourself"
With boisterous companions!- I
supplied the words in my cheerfulIast
tone. mo; my conduct shall be OK
emplsry, Mr., Pickering" I added. with
aSsble irony.
He picked up a single sheet OF thin
typewriter paper and passed IL across
the table. IL was q formal acqules-
cence Ia the provisions OF the will.
Pickering had prepared Il in advance
OF my coming. and this assumption
that / would accept the terms irritated
me- Assumptions as TO what I should
annoyed me, and accounted. in a large
measure. for my proneness to surprise
and disappoint people. Pickering sum
moned clerk IN witness my sigma
ture.
How soon shall you take posses
sion7' he asked. Il have 70 make a
note OF H."
Il shall start for Indiana to-uor-
row" 1 answered.
As rose TO go Pickering said:
IL will be sufficient IL you drop me
a line. say once a month. 20 let me
know you are there The postomco ia
Annandale.~
4 suppose I might file a supply OF
postal cards in tho village and arrange
for the mailing OF one every month"
1t might DO done that way" he an
swered evenly
We may perhaps meet again. ~ 7
don't die OF starvation or ennuL Good
by"
We shook hands stimy and I Left
/ hiu. going down in an elevator filled
/ With oagcr-eyed. anxious men. I. az
least, had no cares OF business. II
made no difference TO me whether the
market rose or fell. Something Of tho
spirit OF adventure that had been my
curse quickened IN my heart as I
walked through crowded Broadway
past Trinity church 10 a bank and
drew the balance remaining on my
letter Of credit / received in currency
slightly less than $1,000.
/ As I turned from the teller's window
I ran into the arms OF the last man In
/ the world I expected TO see
This. let 70 be remembered. was IA
/ October Of tho year Of our Lord. nine
/ teen hundred aud one
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"weil. What Do You Think Of III"
that. and no doubt I could break the
viii; I've a good notion 20 try Il. any
how"
ITO be sure. You can tie up the
estate for a half dozen years 81 you
like" he replied coolly. He did not
look upon me as likely 20 become a
formidable litigant. My staying quail
tiles had been proved weak long ago.
as Pickering knew well enough
"No doubt you would like that" 7
answered But I'm not going 20 give
you the pleasure. I abide By the terms
OF the viii. My grandfather was a
fine old gentleman. I shan't drag his
name through the courts.-not even
10 please you. Arthur Pickering" / de-
clared holly.
The sentiment is worthy Of a good
man. Glenarm." no rejoined.
but this woman who IS 20 succeed
20 my rights,-I don't seem TO remem-
Der her"
1T is not surprising that you never
heard OF her"
Then she's not a connection OF the
family,-no long-lost cousin whom /
ought 20 remember"
NO; she was late acquaintance of
your grandfather. He met her through
an old friend OF his,-Miss Evans.
/ known as Sister Theresa. Miss Dever-
/ eux is Sister Theresa's niece"
whistled- / had a dim recollection
that during my grandfather long wild
| owerhood there were occasional re-
ports that be was about TO marry. The
name OF Miss Evans had been men.
/ toned In this connection. I had heard
II spoken Of In my family, and not. |
/ remembered, with much Kindness
/ Later l heard OF her joining Sister.
hood, and opening a school somewhere
in the West.
"And Miss Devereux.-fs she an
elderly nun. too?"
Il don't know how elderly she IS
but she isn't a nun at present. Stlu
she's very much alone In the world
and she and Sister Theresa are very
intimate"
Pass the will again. Pickering
while make sure grasp these divert
ing ideas. Sister Theresa isn't tn,
| DnS 4 luuSll marry - Slt- IL , Ah
other ecclesiastical embroidery artist
the one with the *" in her name
suggesting the algebra of my vanish
ing youth"
I read aloud this paragraph:
Provided, further, that in even
said John Glenarm aforesaid shat
marry the said Marian Devereux, o
IN the event OF any promise or cor
tract OF marriage between said pei
sons within FIVE years from the date o
said John Glenarm's acceptance o
the provisions OF this viii. the Who'll
estate shall become the property absC
lutely OF ST. AGatha's School. at Ar
Mandate, Wabana county. Indiana,
corporation under the laws of sal
state"
For a touch OF comedy common
me 10 my grandfather! Pickerini
you always were a well-meaning fe
loY.--ITl turn over to you all my righ
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CHAPTER n.
a FACE az Sherry's,

ace az oncrrVS-
Don't mention my name an thou
lowest me-" said Lauranco Donovan.
and be drew me aside. ignored my
hand and otherwise threw into our
meeting a casual quality that was
somewhat amazing IN view OF the fact
that we had met last at Cairo.
Allah Il Anahi"
IL was undoubtedly Larry. I felt the
heat of the desert and heard the camel
drivers cursing and our Sudanese
guides plotting mischief under a win
dow far away.
Welt" we both exclaimed fnterro-
gstively.
He rocked gently back and forth,
with his hands In his pockets, on the
tile floor OF the banking house. I had
seen him stand thus once on a time
when he had eaten nothing IN four
days-it was in Abyssinia, and our
guides had lost us in the worst posi-
bic place-with the same untroubled
look in his eyes.
Please don't appear surprised. or
scared or anything. Jack" he said.
with his delicious information. Il saw
fellow looking for me an hour or so
ago. He's been at il for several
months; hence my presence on these
shores OF the brave and the free. He's
probably still looking. as he's a per-
sistent devil. I'm here. as we NAV
say, quite incog. Staying at an East
Side lodging house. There / shant In.
vite you to call on me. But must see
you"
Dine with me tonight at sher-
RVS"
Too big, too many people"
Therein lies security. IL you're IN
trouble. I'm about to go into exile,
and I want to eat one more civilized
dinner before go"
Perhaps it's just as we'll Where
are you OF for.-not Africa again?"
mo. Just Indiana. --one of the SOW.
ereign American states. as you ought
TO know"
''Indians?"
No; warranted all dead"
Pack train-balloon-au
cameis,-how do you get there?"
Vanished cars. It's easy It's not
the getting there; it's the not dying Of
ennui after you're on the spot"
"Humph! What hour did you say
for the dinner?"
Seven o'clock. Meet me at the en-
trance"
TN be there If I'm not In fail. Kind
" allow me to precede you. and dom
follow. pleased"
He walked away, his gloved hand,
ciasped Iaziiy behind him, lounged on
upon Broadway and turned toward tn,
Rettey.- l waited until he cisap
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, following the Danube east OF the Iron
Gate-Laurance Donovan always with
me. while We urged the VILLAGERS and
inn loafers 20 ali manner OF sedlu0n.
acQuitting ourselves so we'll that.
when we came out into the Black sea
for further pleasure. Russia did us the
honor 20 keep a SPY 40 our heels I
should Ike. FOR my own satisfaction
az least. 20 set down an account OF
certain affairs in which we were con
cerned az Belgrad. but without I.arrv-s
consent 7 am not at liberty 20 do 80
Nor shall I take time here % describe
our travels in Africa though our study
OF the Atlas mountain dwarfs won us
honorable mention by The British
chronological Society.
These were my Yesterdays: but to-
day ] sat iu Arthur Pickerine's Office
IN the towering Alexis Building. con
scious OF the mufed roar of Broad
way. discussing the terms OF my
grandfather Glenarm's will with man
whom / disliked as heartily az IL is
safe FOR one man 20 dislike another.
Pickering had asked me a question.
and 1 was suddenly aware that his
ewes were fixed upon me and that ne
awaited my answer.
What DO 1 think OF ito 7 repeated.
FL don't know that it makes any off
ference what / think but III tell you.
81 YOU want TO know. that call 70 in
famous, outrageous. that a man should
leave ridiculous will % that sort be-
hind him. All the cid uoney.bags
who pile up fortunes magnify tho im-
portsnce OF their money. They inn
agine that every kindness. every ordi-
nary courtesy shown them is merely
bid FOR a slice OF the cake. I'm dis
appointed in NV grandfather. He was
a splendid old man. though God knows
ho had his queer ways. TN bet thou
sand dollars. n have so much money
I'm the world. that this scheme Is yours.
Pickering. and not his To smacks OF
your ancient vindlctiveness. and John
Marshall Glenarm had none 90 that in
his blood. That stipulation about nay
residence ont there is fantastic.
don't have 90 be a lawyer 90 know
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-11

ne said from every point along the
Mississippi river as fer north as Sc
Paul. Mimi. that all the boats avail
able win take part in the demonstra
tion.
Information was received yesterday
from Alton H. that arrangements
were heing made to meet the prasi
dent there on the morning Of Oct 2
with aotiIa Of motorboats. Thu
decorations on these boats are eX
pected TO be lavish.
The program for the entertainment
~ the president down the river is
beiag jointly planned by the cities Of
st Louis, Keolluk la, Cairo, III. and
Memphis Tenn and ali plans are
being submitted 20 the president for
Lis approval before being made pub
Tic.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-11
Two birthdays Celebrated.

"a George and Mary Porter, of ffiD
| Poplar street celebrated their birtli'
Idays. thirteenth and eighth. respect
lively Friday evening BY entertaining
Nj party Of their friends from 70 IA
IoclOck
1.-THE house and yard were decor
Hated with Japanese lanters In a most
attractive way H
Ices and cake were served.
I The guests We're: Margaret
IODonncll, Mamie Wagner, irene
Wagner. Pearl Arey. Ruth Arcy o..
Ina AbeInathie, Alta Abernathir.
Grace Abernathie. Margaret Lemay
Elizabeth Atcher, Emma Workman
Elsie OLoughlin Marie Burmeistef
Cara Bn'meister. Margie Thomas,
Margaret De Baum. tseno Woods
Mamie Frazier. Inez Kelly. Anna
Marie, Goldie Carter, Helen Dunn
van; Masters Joseph Johnson Too
lO'Donnell Bert Arey, John Work
man, Eddie OIoushlin, John Garter
John Smith, Earl Coulter Tim Dris
! col John Driscol
Judge w, n Butler returned last
Evening from Anna.
Dr. n. o. Greer returned last even
ling from Wickliffe, KY
DR. j. A. Gibbs Of Unity, was n
the city yesterday on business.
Mr. and Mrs J. Fl. Mulcahs have
returned from IN extended eastern
"trip.
Mrs. Charles Bonsci1er will leay
MONDAY for Willow Springs. Mo-. to
spend month.
Mil. and Mrs. VIII Grinstead Of
Sikeston, Mo. former Cairoites, spent
yesterday in the city
Mrs. Otto Archibald. of Thirty fifth
street. left yesterday morning for al
bion, I'LL, to visit relatives,
Miss Maude Anderson, who has
been very Ill for several weeks is
;nuch improved and has gone to VIII
.e
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-11
Gifts to Bride and eroom.

The groom gives souvenir gifts to
bis best man and the ushers, If he so
desires. The bride performs a similar
office for her attendants. The groom's
gift to the bride is generally some
good piece Of jewelry. which is the
only ornament she wears at her wed
dig.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-11

People who live in vast and barren
lands have the best eyesight. Eski-
mos win detect a white fox on the
snow at great distance. while Arabs
can pick out objects on the desert
fhat are invisible 70 others.-Sprine
Geld Republican.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-11
New Recruit For Uncle Sam.

Capt Reed. of Evansville. Ind. the
district recruiting. officer Of the 4. $.
army. has enlisted VIM. J. Murdoch
for the infantry. Mr. Murdoch will
leave today for Jefferson Barracks
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-11

II is not a sign that a girl is eco
nomieal just because she cuts down
the number Of candles in her birthday
cake, remarked the observer Of
events and things -Yonkars States
nun.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-11

Miss Julia Farrin, very charming
young lady and great favorite with
tho young people of Jonesboro. viii
return today 10 her home at Cairo AT
ter a week spent here as the gust of
her sister Mrs. Thomas Norris
Jonesboro Gazette
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-11

The Cairo branch of the Kentucky
Consumers OLE eompny can furnish
you with anything in oils or grease.
707 Ohio street.