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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-25
NOT|c|AS GENERATES
Hermoso altar de mar
mol. Para la Capt.
LA Franciscana.
POR !UGAR GALLOs
Profesora enferma. -Telefo'
no en- Guanica. NO cul.
pable.- :. Renuncla.

va ha llegado de Europa e.
hermoso altar de marmol que e.
senior Wenseslao Borda, padre, ha
regalado a la Capilla Franciscana y
va Sc han empesado por cuenta del
mismo donante las obras de SIT
erection dirigidas por el ingenielo
sefior Canals.
-Nuestro estimado amigo el
sefor Arturo Gigantic ha. renuucia.
do el cargo de secretaIio del ayun-
tamlento de Mayaguez.
En- Guanica Sc hacen gestio-
mes por algunos vecinos, a I'm de
que Sc estab.ezca Ell aquel poblado
una estaci6n telef6nica.
Sc vende 8 arienda
Una hermosa fnca situada en- el
barrio de Hato Rey, parada IS In
formara AlejandSo Bozzo, Sol SO San
juan, P. R.
For sale or rent
A beautiful property situated
Stop IS, Hato Rey. Apply to Ale
iaudro Bozzo, Sol SO, San Juan, P. R.
Sc encuentra euferma ct
B4yam6n la profesora s%tfiorits
Francisco Balsguer.
Continue vacante la plaza
de medico Official de sandal d.
Fajardo, dotada con el hab9r annual
de S 1000.
Felix Soto, acusado de per.
iurio en- Mayaguez, fue declaradt
no culpable por el Jurado que actus
en- IA Corte de Distrito.
En- Gurabo, barfio 1RinconO
Ell cabo Echevarr;a y guardia de
mismo apellido, sorprendieron cua'
tro in~dividuos uganda dados, aires
tandoles y ocupandoles dinero.
Sc VENDEN sillones ame-
ricanos, a dos dollars IS centavo'
par. San Jose 10, altos. d.
-Ha fallecido en- el manico.
MIC Ell alieuado Enrique Zagunde
victima de enteritis cr6nica. Err
j6ven, dc ~ anosde edad, natura.
de Maricao y vecino de Cabo Rojo,
donde trabajaba como agricultor,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-25
A0TAS ESPI0OLAS !
Horrores de la emigra-
ci6n.- Mujeres y nj
J nos a~bandonados.
EsCENAS De DOLOR
Aldeanos gallegos emigrados
a Cuba. = Families ente.
ras. No hay trabaio.

De ola Voz de Esp iiaO, Pc
tiodico espaiol que Sc publica en-
San Pablo, Brasil, tomamos Ell re-
lato que sigue:
aEl vapor frances lies AlpesD
de la Compahfa francesa de TIas.
portes marltimos, fonde6 en- Los
Aires, 81 II del mes pasado, con
cantenares de emigrantes espsho.
les 4 bordo, embarcados en- Cibral.
tar. Muchos de clos saltaron 4
terra. Llevaban v~eintlcinco dias
de espantoso viaje, hacinados mall
trados, hambrientos. Sc les dljo
!, que volviesen a bordo q las .cuatro,
va las doce de la tarde zarp6 Ell
harco, dejandoles en- TERRA y lie.
vandose sus fsmilias y sus equl.
pajes.
En- pueblo desconocido y sin
! recursos, q punto estuvieron de i'm
plorar Ia carload p1blica. Gracias
q nuestro vice. c6nsnl en- Santos, Ell
sehor Secundlno Troncoso, fueron
socoriidos. Sus mujeies y sus HI
JOS habran llegado a Bueros Aires,
habran sido echados q terra como
cabezas de ganado y Sc encontraran
a estas horas en- la inmensa carital
sin amparo de nadie.s
-Comunican del Ferrol que
cast todos los vapores que hacen la
travesia de aquel puerto q Ia Coru.
ia salieron 81 20 de octubre abarro'
tados DE- aldesnos gallegos que van
a embarcar para Cuba y las rep1-
blicas SuGame1lcanas.
Entire los emigrantes hay fatnl.
las enteras, muChos hombres j6ve-
mes y no pocos niios.
De squella peblaci6n malchan
tambien muchos brace1os, en- vista
de que no hay trabajo en- ell arsenal.
Uno de los emigrantes es Ell
obreio Antonio Fuentes, que des.
pueS de se1vir en- Ell arsenal treinta
shos, Sc va de Espaha porque lie
han rebajado q 3 pesetas el jolnal
de 5 que CANADA.
Los agentes de emigraci6l re.
coIren incesautemente las aldeas,
de donde sacan q muchos infelices,
, ilusionandolos cen doradas pteme4
sas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-25
SLN!UAN Ia |SLA
Obras efectuadas ulti-
mamente por Ell muni-
cipio de San Juan.
SENSIBLE sUCesO
Una muier herida por su
amante. Dos punaladas.
Lihertad Conditional.

81 depattamento de obras pu-
blicaS municipales ha ejecutado du-
rante la Ultima senana, los siguien.
ties trabajos:
Reparaci6n del aloquinado
del frente del teatro, calle de Allen;
una de caje de material para el
recinto Norte con su llave de paso;
obTas de drenaje en- el departam.n en-
to de la carcel municipal; obras de
drensje en- Ia Of ina del secretario
municipal; termination de cojldo de
gotsras tn Il techo del teatro; "a
brica de cunetas y desyerbo en- Ell
canine del Seboruco en- Santurce;
Preparedness en- el hospital de mu.
%je1es, recorrido y h%erraje de 8 puer.
las y E persianas, tablillas y are
gio en- Il departamento de r%ocina,
y colocaci6n de cristales en- algunas
puertas; termination de $50 metros
de a6rmado en- la marina; CONT
nuaci6n de picado de pledra para
la Gale del Concrete. Sc ha empe-
zado el afrmado de la calle Cerra
de Santurce, y contlndan las ob;os
de arreglo dc las GALES Mororis,
Rosario y Norzagaray de la ciudad.
-Facundo Abreu, que cum
plia sertencia en- p~resi1io, ha sido
puesto en- libertad bajo palabra.
-Telegrafian de Patillas CO.
municando que ha sido arrestado
ALI por la policia el individuo Juan
Vega, que intro dos heridas de
anna blanca q sd concubina, la cual
S. halla en- estado muy grave.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-25

distinguidos correligionarios st1o-
res Fernando, Jose y Antonio Yu-
met Marin, los primeros comerclan-
ties de esta plaza, y este ultimo
acreditado ( inteligente farmaceu-
tico de la hermoSa ciudad del Sur.
Hacernos votos por ell pronto
restableclmiento de tan agreeable
matrona, 4 quien asiste 81 reputable
doctor don Jesui Monagas.
La Junta local del partido
U aionista, ha designado a nuestro
oven y enthusiastic correligionario
sen 1r Juan Garcia Ducos, delegado
del Distrito, y como suplente el Sc
nor Jose Ramon Echavarrfa.
CORRRSPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-25
IvIsO I~nteresante

Plaza de .QfaaI de Saniaad,
vacank. -Vacarte la plaza de Official
de Sandal de este pueblo con el
Ell haber de 81, 200 anuales, Sc invita-
q los senores facultativos que reunan
las condolences legales para Ell de
sempeho de dicha plaza, y deseen
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-25
DESDE AGUlD|LLA
Servicios de la fuerza
de detectives Certa-
men de bel1eza.
vIAIE De REGRESO
Justas nupcias. NO habra
teatro. - Enferma. Ca.
srreras de caballos.

Noviembre 2I.- La fuerza de
d .tectives de este puesto, al mando
del seior Juan Arroyo Mestre, ha
prestado durante Ia Ultima semana
los siguientes servicios: contra MI.
guel Loperena, Miguel Acevedo y
Julio Rivera, por infraccion a las
leyes de carreteras; Mignel Soria,
Hilario Valentin y Jose B. Fuentes,
pr scometimlento y aggression; Jose
B. Fuentes y Ramon Lagardia, por
alterar la paz pnb'ica; Jusn Jime'
nez, por hurto; And:e, Banuchi y
Ramon Escapa, por abuse de o
fanza; Valentiu Gonzalez, Jose Ro-
driguez, julian F~tiiciano y Mariana
HERNANDEZ, por c5uel1ad con los
animals.
E. semanaiio sAlba RojaD,
que Sc publica en- esta ciudad, ha
alberto en- sus Columns IN Certa
men con el fin de saber cual es la
sedorita mas bella de Puerto Rico.
Hasta la fecha, fgura Ell primer
termino con mayor punero d. vo.
tos, la aguadi lana gentil Clari'a
Rosa.
-Ha regresado q eSta ciuiad,
precedent. de Alemania y otras
nacio1es europeas, Ell d]stiuguido
caballero sefor 0 to PhiIippi, del al
to concrete de este plaza. lie aeon
pan lba Su apte iab'e eSposa seilora
Paula B'ges y h9rmlul poiitica
Teresa Blges.
En- las carreras de CabaIlos
vari6 ,a1as reel .ntemeuts en- esta
localidad, obtuvieron premioS los
afamados corcrles de nuestros ex-
oelentes correligionarios sefores
Eduardo Meudez Quihones y Er.
nesto Rubio Lopez.
No Sc ha vuelto a hablar mas
acerca del proyecto de la construc
ci6n de uu teatro Ell esta cludad, y
por 10 cual sus iuiciadores demos
traron tanto entuSiasmo al princi
plo. ms dicen que dicho laudable
proyecto ha fracasado por complete.
Es de seutlrse que ocurra este en-
Aguadilla.
-Por Ell rito cat6ilco, han con
traido justas nupcias en- esta ciu-
da1, Ell estimlble joven Arturo De
gtau y la vlltuosa seiiorita A1elaida
A>evedo. La boda tuvo lugar en-
el bartio rB orinquens, de este ter
mino municipal, donde resi- len Us
padres de la novia.
Sc ha,la enferma de alg1n
cuidado, seg1n nos informau la res
petable senora madre de nuestros
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-25
CRON|CA PAR|S|NA
Las colas del cometa,

I'd pOI o4uSA
8 por aquel Tirreno mar en- los cua-
les tanto Sc han insplrado los poe
tas. ST del 6rden material Sc nos
a%ntoja pasar al 6rden moral, ique
cosazas, justos cielos, nos han tral-
do los male6cios del cometa de las
ciuco coias!
En Francia contlnuan los cri-
menes mas horrendos ocupando la
curlosidad malsana de Ia genie; no
Sc puede coger TN peri6dico como
no sea con unas tenazas y cublerto
el rostro con p%a1uelo previamente
empapado de autiseptico. Cunden,
por emulaci6n natural y prevista,
los soleillauts. La satiriasis dlo SD
gran e~spectaculo en- Paris, los pc
ri6dicos, avidos de venta, han con-
tamlnado con sus relatos la provin
ella La Cannebrare, Ell Capitolio y
los Bulevares SOL va una mtsma
cosa. No digo nada de los Iobos.
Esto empieza a ser paradisiaco
paradlslaco para los canallas que
NADIA respetan y TODD 10 invaden. y
TODD Sc eoperaS con arte y con me
sura. Vease sino los robos escanda-
loses realizados en- gran numero dc
iglesias por esos hermanos. Tho.
mas, que ahora resultan hermanos
J de muchas cofradias.
va ven lbs seilores ffanceses,
que tanto difaman a otras nacione'
DOR sus bandidos en- cuadrilla, como
en- todas parties queen habas. Y 81
pasaramos 4 hablar de csc traidor
guardia marina que Sc apoder6 de
importantes papeles secretos de Ia
defensa naclonal, sin duda para
tr~ansferirlos al extraujero mediantt
una cuantiosa sulna que necesitaba
para atender a sus calaveradas, Sc
ria cuento de nunca acabar.
Termlnemos, y termlnemos
dandole tambleu, de paso, una pun
tadita 4 Alemania. En- csc pals d.
la seriedad y de la discipline, de,
orden moral y de la ~austeridad pro
testante, Sc esta tepresentando er
estos momeptos lin cuadro que nc
puede ser mas edidcante por Il
vergonzoso. Claro es que me re-
Zero q la vista del proceso intenta-
do por ell general de Mollthe, J
goberndor de Berlin y ayudante
que Ia sido del emp-rador CUTLER
mo. TODD aquello eS repugnantt
y acusa IN estado social verdade-
ramente gangrenoso. La cana
rilla del emperador acusada publ
camente de solomita! En- los item.
pos que alcanzamos, este es ur
colmo. ~ pensar que TODD ellc
huhiera quedado en- la pennmbra.
81 las cinco colas del cometa Daniel
no hubiesen lanzado su foco lumi'
n!!co sobre la corte de Berlin, de
how mas corte corrompida y corte
coIruptora!
DARWIN.
(Ex iusivo para La DEMO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-25
DARWIN.
Sc VENDE
CRACIA.)

I'm billar en- mWy buen estado, fabn.
ctci6n e~spahola, 0 sus tres bolas de
mArfl y de1nas accessories.
Fl cue 10 interese Sc dirigira q su
dueho en- Isabella, Gale del Concrete, es-
tabledmiento comercial de
ma. VICENTE GEIGEL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-25

sando pof Ell riesgo de que Sc nos
tache de supersticiosos, en- que el
cometa Daniel Gel de las clnco CO.
las) que vino a seducirnos q media
dos de agosto con SD esplendida
ca5ellera de orc, mas esplendlda
que la misma que hubo de lucir la
hermosa Berenice en- los tiempoa
mitol6gicos, ha sido para los habl.
tantes de la vieja Europa I'm come
ia de los mas aciagos que regis!ra
la historic de la astronomia.
Apenas desaparecido de nues-
tro horizonte sensible, 8 pocas Sc
manas despues de haber lido a con-
fundir SD luminoso n1cleo con los
radiantes destellos del sol, rey de
nuestro sistema planetario, cuando
empezaron q Hover calamidades. y
es 10 peor, que las calamidades con-
tinGan todavia y 4 nadie es dable
prever cuando van a tener flu. En-
realidad, y hablando como la Glen :
ella y Ia raz6n maudan, 20 no me
siento inclinado q Greer 10 de las
vlejas historias, que atribufan una
Influenza nefasta q la aparici6n mas
8 menos periodical de esas rutilantes
nebulosas ante cuyo aspecto tenn
blaban nuestros indoctos ratarabue.
los creyendo de buena fe que los
cometas llevaban atado q SD cola
Ell signo de futuras catastrofes.
Pero tamblen es cierto que, POI
una coincidencia fatal, 81 no extra
ma por esta vez, ell cometa Daniel hs
parecido TN precursor de todos los
horrores q que venlmos asistiendo,
cabizbajos { impotentes desde hace
algunas semanas.
No hay que hablar porque Sc.
RIA repetir el mismo tema de las
inundaciones que han azotado re-
Clones enteras de Francia y Espa-
ia sumlendo en- la mlselia a mllla.
res de familias. FL aqua Sc ha rel
do de puentes, diques y GAUGES.
Los ~torrentes Sc han desborda
do arrancando de cuajo cuanto har
hallado a su paso, y han desapare.
edo arboledas, y Sc han derrumba
do viviendas, y han perecido indus
trias, y muchos seres humanos Sc
han visto arrastrados por la furio
sa tromba y, arrollado por ella todo
ha 10 q payar al rio y del rio al
mar, al mar ~impaslbie y saludo que
en- IN santiamen TODD 10 engulle y
naia devuelve.
Y como 81 este nc fuese Su6-
clente, ha venido el terrible terre
motto de Calab,ia que, en- algunos
segun los, ha dsstruido toio IN
pueblo anteS horeciente, sembrando
el es oanto y Ia muerte entire todo-
sus habitantes, la mayor parte de
los cuales perecieron b'j1 Ia acci6n
Invisible del eoi ,ti.'co,on iPJ
b e Italia! Gaia veA qua e.h un4
ojeada al mlpa que Il r>pte> nta,
cuan | e>tudio su cou tituci6n geo
l6gica Y recuerdo La a ,lastant. pc,
riodiciiad con que Sc suceden esos
terrib,eS sacudintentoS en- toda Ia
ext, n ,i6n d. ST tertito'io tan ufl-
no por fueta oomo enveJeci 10 y I'll
nado por dentro, Sc ME hsuta que
el dia menos pensalo la vemos de-
sa }alecer como par en5almo, sorbi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-25

se1vi1la, remitau sus solicitudes al
Alcalde que susc1ibe.
Fajardo, "A de novletnbre 1907.
L. de Cells, Alcalde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-25
DAVID BELLAhORE
Lmbortadw.-AHen Fl

Acadia de reclbir de Paris y New
York a mas complete surtido de SOM
bser1s para SCI oras. Ultimos models.
Ofrscemos tstos soubreros aun pre-.
clio desde Ioa 50 dollars.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1907-04-03


loving, kind and sympathetic, and
will be greatly missed by all. De-
ceased was born in Rockville June 8,
1865, where he received his education.
At the age of IL he came to Stafford,
where he has since resided. Mr..
Lasbury was a wool sorter by trade,
and was employed in the Riverside
wooden mill under Cyril johnson and
the Pinneys. When the plant changed
hands he went to trucking, and about
nine months ago he went to work for
H. f. Cady. He resigned his posi-
tion at 81. F. Oady's about one month
ago on account of i'll health and went
to trucking again. About 19 years
ago he married Inez Whiting. Mr..
Lasbury was a member of the Univer-
salist choir for % years, was librarian
and collector in the Sunday school and
valued member of Wolcott lodge,
F. & A. NJ, holding an office Of tyler
in that lodge. He was also a member
Of the Stafford cornet band until that
was disbanded some time ago. He
has served the town as tax collector
Besides the sorrowing wife and young
son, Carl, for whom great sympathy
is felt, deceased is survived by two
brothers, Frank of Stafford and Olar-
ence of Woonsooket, r. l., one sister,
Mrs. John Mitchell, of Rockville, and
step-mother, Mrs. James Lasbury,
of Woonsocket, while a host of init
mate friends and acquaintance mourn
deeply his loss. The funeral was
held at his late home Monday at p.
m, Rev. Harry A. Hersey officiating.
Burial was in the Hillside cemetery.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1907-04-03
ASHFORD.
Wexford.

A herd Of seven deer were seen in
e. L. Whites orchard last Sunday.
The auction sale of the personal
property of Miss Viola Smith will be
held tomorrow at 10 a. m. at the
Eddie farm.
Mrs. Clarence Sherman, who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Matte
Woolisoroft, returned to her home in
Brimfield Monday.
Mrs. e. L. White has a very choice
collection of plants, consisting of
heliotropes, carnations and petunias.
The varigated star petunia is mass
OF blossoms of great beauty.
Warrenville.
Marvin Ohism is in the employ of
G.. O. Balch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest James were in
Willimantic Saturday.
Mrs. Earl R. Wright returned home
from Turnerville last week.
State Policeman Merrill s. Louks
spent Easter Sunday at his home here.
William Whitehouse and George
Mathewson we're at home over Sun
day. -.z
The peep frogs gave us their first
greeting of music during the past
week.
"The Song of Immortality was
the subject of the Easter concert last
Sunday.
Malcolm Little of Willimantic has
been the guest of Robert Balch dur
ing the past week.
An offering of $16.25 have been
sent to the Chinese sufferers from the
Warrenville church.
J. W. Church of Putnam and his
son, Henry Church of Hartford, we're
at, the homestead here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dean have
recently purchased the "Gate house"
property, and moved there last week.
Mr.. Horton, who has recently
moved to the Church place, has been
sick for several days with rheuma-
tism.
Bert Whitehouse went to New
York city for few days last Satur-
day. His brother, Paul, is sick with
tonsilitis.
Miss Ethel Durkee conducted the
Christian Endeavor meeting last Sun
day evening. Subject, "Easter
throughout the year."
The Coates Ajar'' was an interest
ing feature of the Easter concert given
at the Baptist church last Sunday,
by six young ladies-the Misses Lima
Bacon, Ida Louks, Ethel Durkee,
Mabel Moore, Viola Louks and Gene
We've Bicknell. The music by the
chorus and the ROTATIONS by the
members of the Bible school made a
program of unusual interest that was
much enjoyed by a large audience.
The church was beautifully decorated
with Easter lilies, carnation pinks and
datfodils.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1907-04-03

What rs It that tastes as pheasant as
maple sugar and quickly relieves coughs
and colds2 Mothers who have used it
will quickly answer 'Kennedy's Laxa-
tive Cough Syrup" The pleasant cold
remedy that expels the cold through its
laxative action on the bowels. Conforms
strictly to the Pure Food and Drugs
Law. Contains no opiates. Sold by An
ders Jacobsen.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1907-04-03
HOME NEWS.
LuUAL NOTICES.

Matter under this head 10 cents per lne.)
Che bros AZ Is wonder. At the To-
cal drug stores. 3
Souvenir Postal Cards of the flood Of
1877 are on sale at The Press Office.
Ladies', Misses and Children's Spring
Coats at A l.. Towards.
Those who are familiar with Ches-
bros AZ will be glad to learn that 1t is On
sale at the local drug stores. 8
Mrs. F. j Cardinal has returned
from the New York opening with full
line of Millinery, and Is resdy for the
spring business. 522
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1907-04-03
The Teeth.

The accumulation of tartar ON the
teeth makes them unsightly and is Of
ten the cause of a bad breath. II the
teeth are properly brushed each day
tartar will not have the chance to ac-
cumulate, but If it has already been
allowed to do so it can be removed by
a 4ery simple treatment. Moisten the
toothbrush in warm water and dip 1t
into magnesia. Rub on the teeth, and
after three applications the tartar will
have entirely disappeared.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1907-04-03
The Emerald Isle,

Ireland is called the Emerald Isle
because of the richness of it's verdure,
the term being first used by DR.. VIII
liam brennan, the author of "Glendal-
loch'' and other poems, published in
the latter part Of the eighteenth CEN
twxY.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1907-04-03

Ask for Aliens FOOt-Ease, A Powder.
1t makes walking easy. Cures CoEns, Bunions
Ingrowing Nails, Swollen and Sweating feet
At all Druggists and Shoe Stores, CSC. Don't &C
cept any substitute. Sample FREE. Address.
Allen S Olmstad. Leroy N. Y
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1907-04-03

The most valuable book in the British
museum is the ''Codex Alexandrinu0,' -
eaid to be worth 100000.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1907-04-03


Mrs. Fay is quite i'll.
Robert Emo was in town Sunday.
Ralph Gold is home from Worcester
for a weeks vacation.
Miss Eva Roberts was home from
Springfield over Sunday.
Mrs. E. N. Munro is visiting her
daughter, Ruth, at Smith college,
Mrs. Selma Greaves has returned
from a weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs. Collins, in Holyoke.
Several from this place attended the
concert by Tufts college glee and
mandolin club at the Hollow Monday.
1t was very enjoyable.
Schools closed Friday for a two
weeks vacation. The following
pupils in Miss Newell's room were
neither absent nor tardy during the
winter term: Joseph Demara, Dim
ock Glazier and Elrio Ramsey. We
much regret that Mr.. Booth will not
return as teacher in the grammar
grade. In Mr.. Booths room Ida
Young and Leslie Lovett were project
in Attendance during the winter term.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-09-14
BOISE, IDA.

Miss Catherine Mcnamara has re-
turned from two months visit in
Silver City.
Miss Elizabeth Ryan of Muskegon.
Mich. who has been teacher of domes-
tic science at the state university for
the past two years, has resigned her
position at that institution.
William Kirkpatrick, of the Owl Drug
company, left last night for Portland
and Seattle
A large and fashionable audience
which completely filled st. Johns ca
thedral, witnessed the nuptials of Miss
Emma Hawley and Mr.. Reilly Atkin-
son at II o'clock Tuesday morning.
Miss Hawley is the oldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Hawley, Mr..
Hawley being one of the pioneers as
Well as one of the most prominent law
yers in the state. Mr. Atkinson has
been the efficient secretary of the
Boise Commercial club ever since it's
its inception and much of the success
of the club has been due to his active
efforts
Promptly at the appointed hour, to
the strains of 'Tannhauser." the bri-
dial party appeared. first the ushers.
Mr.. Ben Pettingill. MI Leo Falk and
Mr.. Atkinson, then the maidE of honor.
Miss Bessie HaWley. sister of the bride.
The bride on the arm of her father.
came last the wedding party meeting
the bridegroom and his best man. Mr..
Craig Coffin, at the foot of the altar.
where the solemn ceremony of the
Catholic church was performed by
Bishop Glorieux, assisted by Father
holland.
AS an accompaniment to the Impress
I've marriage service Mrs. Hannah
King, violinist and Miss Warrington
organist, played softly "Traumeri"
At the close of the service low mass
was celebrated, during which Mrs.
Winnifred Branstefter Stottled's beau
tlful voice was heard in My Rosary"
and "Cavalleria Rusticana"
After the church service a wedding
breakfast of sixteen covers was served
at the Hawley home. In the evening
large number of friends called during
the hours of $50 and 1890 to congratu-
late Mr.. and Mrs. Atkinson who left
on the night train for the east. where
they will visit Mr. Atkinson's mother
at Detroit. They will tour the east be-
fore returning to Boise. their home.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-09-14
At the End of Already.

BY THEODOSIA GARRISON.
At the uttermost end of Already
There lies a garden fair.
And two and two the lovers be
Who one day wander there
And Love, who walked with them de-
bonair
Through the pathways intricate.
Sits down at last on a messy stair
And yawns and is glad of it,
At the uttermost end of Already
A quiet garden lies,
Peaceful and fair and still to see
Under its cloudless skies
There comes no danger to rouse sur
prise,
The fears O. the road are gone
But little Love runs his dropping eyes
And smothers a sleepy yawn.
AT the uttermost end of Already
Is the goal of settled things;
Strange they walk in it soberly
Who strove for the peace it brings
The still night goes and the full sun
swings
His lamp DER the silent lawns.
But little Love sits with listiess wings
And stretches his arms and vawns
From Life