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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-01
NOT|C|AS DEL 0|A
Registro Civil Fal1e-
cimief1to en- Yauco
Logia Betances.
CENTRAL LAFAYETTE,
Nuevo Sub-colecror de rem.
tas internas. - Naufragio.
Fecurso de xCertiorari>

Sc han inscrito Ell el registro
civil los nacimientos de Dolores
Echandia Acha, Conception Gem
prom y Arroyo, Herminia Llanos
Tejada, Julia Ochar Gonzalez, Ju-
s1s Roman y Francisco Rivera y
Figueroa; y las defunciones de Te-
resa C6rdova, Raimundo Texidos,
Quintin Varcarcel Ventura, Pablo
Olivo Gonzalez, Modesto Bentezal,
Braulia Gonzalez, Maria Catalina
Rondes Sanjurlo y Angela Vaz
quez.
Ell dia 28 de los corrientes
falleci5 en- Yauco nuestro respeta.
bic amigo don Pascual Rodriguez Y
Valdes, persona que gozaba da m,-
recidas simpatias. Recibau sus
deudos el sentido testimonio de
nuestro pesame.
Ell dia 26 de los corrientts
tomo.. possession de la Sub-colecturia
de Rentas p1blicas de Santa Isabel,
nuestro apreciado amigo don Juan
Ros Chumillas. Nnestra enhora-
buena.
-lnf6rmasenos que el vierneS
una pequefa elnbarcacion que sali6
de este puerto hacia la puuta de
Lola, naufrago 4 causa de la gran
lnarejada de estos dlas, salvandose
la tripulaci6n. El bote, completa
mente destrozado, apareci6 en- Ia
playa de "Vac1a talegasO.
Hoy regresara a SUI resi-
dencia de Arroyo, nuestro ioven
amigo y correligionario don Leo
Baiz, empleado de la ceut. al aLafa-
yetten.
-Hemos saludado Ell esta ciu
dad a nuestros amigos y correligio
narios don Valeriano y don Pedro
Virella Ufibe, de Arroyo, y,don Ma
nuel Buitrago, de Cuayama.
Este a1o Sc han introducido
notables reformas ell la central
eLafayette,D de Arroyo. Sus ina
quinarias son iluevas y clio hact
que el trabajo sea esta vez mas ra
pido y de mayores utilidades que
en otros amos. Su dueiio, el sefior
Fantauzzi. no escatima medios para
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-01
OESDE lGUIS BOENAS
Compafi1a dramatica
Justiz.--Fondos para
ell temple cat6lico.
BATTALION ESCOLAR
Laudable iniciativa del pro.
fesor prir cipal. : Juuta
de instruction.
BATTALION EscOLAR

Mario 27, -Despues de haber
term.nado en- Cayey y ell la Cidra
la corpafiia dramatica Justiz dos
temporadas con brillantisimo exito,
ha montado un elegante teatro Ell
uu e'plendfdo salon en- este pueblo,
donde va han llevado 4 cabo tres
tunclones, siendo estrepitosamente
ap.audido el famoso draml sEduar-
do el ObreroO, qle viene dando
gran fama a la compaiila, Ell la que
descuella como primera actriz nues-
ira digna y talentosa paislna seho
ra doia Agustinl Rodriguez de
Justiz. Las pr6xim is funciones del
Sibado de Gloria y Domingo de
Pasculs les han 81 10 comprada q
buen precio q los citados artista
por los enthusiasts amateurs * este
pueblo, y sabemos q lie unaliez por
ciento del pro,iu,to d. las fll.ion.,
sera reg slado la Juuta de cAt5,i,o>
como parte de los fond)i p,ra fG-
bricar el tem2lo cat6lico.
Aver estuvo ell este pueblo
el Hon. Attorney General, el cu7l
sostuvo uua corta conferencil con
el ]uez de este pueblo sehor Recha
nj, marchando pocos.miuutos des
pues para Caguas.
Don Juan B. Diaz, ferviente
catolico de este pueblo, trabaja ac-
tlvamente porque la construction
de ID lglesia sea TN hecho, dicho Sc.
nor tiene va gran cantidad de ma
dera reunida y espera que la juuta
de catollcos Sc reuna para activar
la colecta a fin de reunir fondos su.
ficientes para empezar la obra. Son
muchas las personals de la isla que
han hecho ofertas de dinero con
este prop6sito.
Construyendo ell temple ell pue.
bio de Aguas Buenas, demostrara
una vez mas que no es refractaric
a ideas que lie engrandecen. No es
este un asunto politico. es mera.
mente religioso.
-1niciado por el professor ac-
ting Principal de esta localiIad, Sc
esta procediendo eu las escuelas
pdblicas a la organization de un
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-01
POG FIN llEGIRo'.

Acaban de llegar de PARIS os
Rios de pelo natural Ell todos los to.
nos de color, pssa el peinado. Cada
uno viene en- su cajita y vale un do
liar. La lnoda de los Rios es tan
grande en- PARIS que Sc han nece-
sitado 4 meses para poder conseguir
ell surtido que acaba de llcgar. Tam
bien Sc ha recibido un espl<ndido
surtido en- perfumeria fna y lampa-
ras de cristal para luz electrica de j.,
2, 3, 4, y6 luces. Todo este Sc en-,
cuentra ell Ell PARIS BAZAR de
Pedro Gtmsti = Fortaleza ~.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-01
DESDE TOA-ALTA
Grata noticia.--Recons-
t1'uccion del puente de
los Reyes Cat6licos.
CUENTAS APROBADAS
Expendedores de leche. -Es-
.tado sanitario. - La Sc.
mana Santa.

Mario 28,-Las noticias de LA
DEMocRAc1A sobre iniciativas del
Departamento del Interior para la
reconstruction, en- plazo breve, de
los eReyes Catolicos,O ha llenado de
contento a estos vecinos.
Siempre hemos creido, ell vista
de la secuefa de males que Sc vie
men tocando, que ese puente y el de
qRo Lajase, pr6ximo concluirse,
son dos factores importantisinos Ell
.el progreso de este pubic y comar
cas- adyacentes.
Que no Sc entibien los aninos
del Comisionado del Interior,
"A nuestro amigo Archilla le
han sido aprobadas sus cuentas en
el Depattamento de Educacion como
Tesorero Escolar, desde Julio 8
Fnero inclusive del corriente aiio
econ6mico.
Aver las cosas anduvieror
TN POGO abrefadaS para los expen
dedores de leche. Perseguidos por
la policfa, que no tiene compadraz-
gos con nadie, fueron algunos de-
nunciados por maniftSta infracci6n
q las leyes de Sanidad.
Pero 81 a7Hello que vimos Ell cl
Juzgado de paz era aqua con leche!
-El pueblo Sc encuentra aesa-
do; Sc We hasta bonito.
La policfa, que es buena y no
Sc duerme, ha tornado la Sandal
con empefo y, refunfu7ando 8 nh
IS vecinos, todos hacen 10 que q su
deher cumple, dando aquel resulta
do satisfactorio.
La hygiene, la salubridad pd-
blica, esta por Gina de todo.
-Debido a las acertadas dispo.
siciones del Official de Sanidad y a
la actitud de la policia, no Sc han
presentado mas casos de viruelas en-
poblaci6n.
La Semana Santa, trta. No
Sc ven aquellas enthusiasts mani
festaciones de otros aiios, a las que
todos daban su generoso concurso.
Es que todo cede y Sc derrum-
ba,-al poderoso iuAujo del progreso.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-01
PUERTO-RlCO
SU BUENA MARCIA

Washington Febrero 27.-El
Departamento del Secretario de Es-
tado ha publicado uu informe COM
paratlvo y un sulnario del comercio
del pals al cual hace algunos aiios
llamabamos @nuestra isla olvi lddap.
Ultlmamente el pueblo de los Esta
dos Unidos y nuestra prensa, Sc ha
ocupado con mayor interes de los
asuntos de Puerto Rico, a1esay de
que mMy POGO 8 nada ha sido hecho
por el Congreso para satisfacer las
aspiraciones de los isleiios, 8 para
aumentar sus intereses.
Su notable progreso Sc debe en-
plrte 4 Ia inversion modesto del ca,
P tai americana y en- otrl plrte mu
cho mas importante, en- Ia pronti-
titud de los nativos, Ell ap-ovechar
Sc de la gran ventaja que Sc les pre-
sent6, y en- la oportunidad de re-
movcrles las tarifas sobre sus pro-
luctos.
Otro factor de notable impor-
tancia aparece de la excelente ad.
njnistraci6n del Gobernador Beck
nan Winthrop.
FL progreso comercial { indus
trial de Puerto Rico Sc indica, por
las cifras de las Exportaciones {
lmportaciones de la isla. Apesar
he que la mayor parte de su trAfco
es con este pals, talnbien tiene bas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-01

lones, al que heinos tenido el
gusto de saludar en- esta redacci6n
el jueves 1ltimo, despues de prestar
la hanza que la Ley exige para Ell
desempeho del cargo. lie felicita-
mos por la prueba de confanza de
que la sido objeto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-01

tante conercio con otros pafses.
Los records del tr1fi % total en- los
lltlmos seis afios es como sigue:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-01

FL trafco total en- 1926, fue de
$4,000 ooo. Ell Collector de las
aduanas de la isla Mr.. ]. H. Caus-
ten, estima el trafi>o de la isla en-
este afio corriente Ell SIS, 900 900,
snms considerad1 por el G ,berna-
dor Winthrop comp'rativamente
juiciosa.
Las exportacion.s este aho de
1907, segIn calcuIos on. Sc han he
cho, han de ser como sigu.:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-01
NOTAS De INTERES
Informe-protesta pre-
sentado al ConsejO
Executive.
TAHIFAs SUBlD s
P. rada militar en- honor al
ecretario de la Guerra.
Guardia pacional
TAa'FAs SuB'D s

Hoy la sido presentado al
Consejo Ejecutivo un informe pro-
tesla de los representatives de doce
factorias de Gaia de Puerto Rico y
de una gran masa de cultivadores
de las regiones Norte y Oeste de la
isla, contra las nuevas tarifas que
acknowledgements inspiradas por Mr..
Peabody Sc han presentado dicho
alto cuerpo. Seg1n tenemos enten-
dido, han sufriio alteration las que
fucron discutidas por el Consejo el
20 de Octubre de 1906 alzando los
tipoS para las cargas, al extreme de
que hay articulos, como lie ocurre el
azdcar, que han sido recargados en-
un Is poo sobrc los mlrcados Ell
Ia tarifa dlscu'id, y que fuE objeto
de porte DE- la it'ormaci5n alberta
oor la Cam IRA lie y legldaS. 81
por desg7a IA para nut>trl lique>a
Sacarin', llegasen 4 ser aprobadas
esas inju>tas y anormales tarfas, les
hacen iados de cana Sc verian pre-
cisados buscar otro medic de
tranSporte como soluci6n a un con-
flicto que puede acarrear una mer-
ma considerable en- la exploitation
de nuestro rico fruto.
-Esta tarde celebraron junta
general los j6venes que componen
la proyectada aGuardia Nacional de
Puerto Ricon, para tratar asuntos
que Sc relacionan con Ia prdxima
visitl del Secretario de IA guerra
Mr.. Taft.
Ell dia IS, habra gran para
ga mliltar en ,eSta cludad, en- he1or
del Secretario de la Guerra Mr..
Taft que estara a1ui el "a por la
tarde.
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battalion de uilos. Nu4stro alcaIde
sehor Morales simpatiza con ell pro-
yec.o y hl ofrecido al seiior Perez
Marrero ayud1rle ell cu1uto fu2ra
necesario, Ell clbo de la policfa
acompaIado del intelisente suardia
ell joven Morell, enseiiau la tacticl
miitar a los niiios, con muy buenos
resultados.
Ell dia 20 de este mes Sc reu-
(ContiMna en- Ia b4gina SD
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-01

poner su factorla a la altura de las
primeras de la isla.
FL microbes pasado celebr6
elecciones para el cargo de Venera.
Die maestro la Logia Betances,
recayendo tai dignidad en- el distin
guido aboSado don Jacinto Texidor
y Alcala del Olmo.
l1A sido declarado sin lugar
ell la Corte de Distrito de San Juan,
ell recurso de acertiorari" interpues-
to por la Succession de Evaristo Diaz
contra el marshal de la Corte muni-
cipal de Bayam6n, sobre revision
de sus procedimientos Ell el inciden-
te de tercerla en- el pleito de Camilo
Yaboasy y Pedro Salgado.
FL individuo Juan Cubano,
de Manati, ha solicitado su ingreso
en- el asilo de ciegos de Ponce.
-Ha tornado possession de su
cargo, el nuevo Tesorero municipal
de Rio Crande, nuestro enthusiastic
correligionario don Jose Vivas Qui-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-01

Total - S 3o,2oo.ooo
mo es va tiemp' qne concedo
mos a la isla la ciudolania ameri
cana?
(Del nNew York Worlds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-18
Modern Woodmen of America.

The two camps of Modern Woodmen
held joint meeting In Eagles hall, last
Monday evening. when about 800 lis
tened TO State Deputy BARLEY make one
of his best speeches. He talked along
the lines OF woodcraft, He gave every
order It's due. but conclusively proved
that Modern Woodmanism tops the lad
der. AT the conclusion OF his speech
Nelghbor BARLEY received quite an oVa-
ton The ladies of the Woodblne circle
OF the Woodmcn of the World camp were
invited In TO hear Netshbor Barley ana
also to see the degree team give an ex-
hibition under the capable command OF
Capt c. G. Weber They went away
very we'll pleased with the programme;
There were three talented vocaHts and
three instrumentalists also on the pro-
gramme. who added largely TO the sue
cess OF the meeting. on Tuesday even
ing Camp 1oO11 held its; regular weekly
meeting. There were eight applications
for membership, and one transfer cara
presented. Arrangements were made Tor
a card party TO he given on April 2. In
the same hall. Next Tuesday evening
some very important business Will be
discussed There viii also be num-
Der OF limitations, and Captain Weber
wishes all team boys TO appear in full
dress uniform.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-18
MEDAL FOR HEROINE
Mrs, Carrie Chisholm Saved Life at the
Grover Factory Explosion,

BROCKTON. March 17.-Mrs. Carrie
NJ. Chisholm of No. s Bland street, Com
pello Is to receive Carnegie medal for
bravery. on March 20. 1905 the r b.
Grover shoe factory was wrecked by the
explosion of boiler, causing the death
of fifty-nine persons. BY the most heric
work Mrs Chisholm saved the life OF
Mary Jane Mcdonald. Mrs. Chisholm
tells the story herself as follows:
II was al work In the stitching room
on the fourth floor when the terrible
crash came, We all sank down down.
down through binding cloud OF
smoke and dust I was pinned by the
heavy timber but could dimly see light
above me, l am pretty strong and pushed
the timber away. AS ] struggled out
over the machinery the first thing
heard was. May God have mercy on me
| went back and found near where
had been Miss Mcdonald under boards
and beams. ] was able to get at her
because Just then the second terrible
sinking OF the wreck took place and
looscned a beam which had held her, /
helped her to an opening in the wreck,
and with the fire burning at our backs.
] dropped her through and then followed
myself"
Agent John p. Cowan OF the Carnegie
Hero Fund commission has been here
several days investigating the rescue,
and has reported that Mrs Chisholm de-
serves the medal for bravery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-18
Odd Fellows.

Salt Lake lodge No. had degree work
last Friday night, and the stan being
out in full form, the work was wei
given. There viii be more work for the
next meeting.
Oquirrh encampment NO ! had good
attendance at Its meeting last Tuesday,
when matters of Importance were intro
duced and debated and it is probable
that there will be considerable work IN
the near future. go
Golden Rule cncampment No. VIII
nave a session tomorrow evening, and
II is probable that there Will be work
In one OF the degrees
Canton ColfaX had two nights OF meet
ing lest week, when four patriarchs were
admitted and instructed in the degree OF
cheyalier.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-18
Good Old Army Bean Pleasing
Feature of Spread Given
Old Soldiers.
INTERESTING PROGRAMME
FOLLOWED THE SUPPER
Brief Review of More Important
Events in Secret Society
Circles of Zion.

Under the auspices OF local posts OF
the Grand Army OF the Republic, a large
and enthusiastic excursion to Ogden was
planned, and through the generous AID
the the Denver Rio Grande Railroad
company, was carried out very success
fully last Saturday. large contingent
Reynolds circle OF the Ladies OF the 6.
A. r. went with the comrades. ms
excursion was In response to an lhNl-
,ation from DiX-Loean post OF ogden
to attend n supper and camp IRE given
by II In the evening, The excursion,
suppes and camp fire was an immense
success. Feasting on the good old army
bean. with generous accessories, occu-
pied the attention OF the comrades.
ladies'. sons and daughters of veterans,
and the friends OF the G. A. r, from
. to p m. AT the latter hour CROWD, Nyos
ed and appreciative audience assembled
In the hall adjoining the supper room
and an excellent programme was rem
dered. consisting Of patriotic speeChes.
songs. instrumental music etc, Whlch
stirred anew the blood OF the comrades,
and causesd them to live over In their
minds the scenes and trials which they
them veterans. N0.ed tho country, and
a little later gaNE birth TO the Grand
Army Of the KepUolic, the most unique
patriotic organization ever known. one one
cannot understand how any Union sol
dler, with clean record, can Keep out
OF It. DiX-Logan post is 10 he consratu-
lated on the success OF Its entertain
IneHI anu tte Pioiuot'Sll VI nc ..N
ity which Is such strong feature OF
the order. The return trip by special
train was made by jolly crowd and the
whole affair will be remembered by the
comrades and ladies for long time
Mrs. George Canning will entertain
the ladies of the j, b. Mexican w. X.
G. at her home. $50 South Fifth East
street, on Thursday afternoon, March
81 Her daughter, Miss Katie. and Mes
danes Gift, Clark. Coghlin and Carter
assisting.
The camp fire social OF James B. Nc
Kean post No. l. next Saturday night
will be an event OF much interest, as In
addition 10 the musical and literary pro-
gramme a beautiful flag will be present
ed by the corps to the post. The pres
entation speech will be made by some
entertaining speaker. The comrades and
friends OF the veterans should be there
early.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-18
EXTRAVAGANT CLAIMS.
Some Eastern Papers Contain Very In
teresting Reading Matter.

The Eastern press. especially the New
York dailies, are full OF amazing mining
news says the Mining World. One OF
these publications recently contained the
prospectus OF a mining company which
was selling stock at 20 cents per share.
and from the proceeds Of ZOO shares
1857, ,500)-less advertising expenses, OF
course-promised TO install n 1000 stamp
mill and other machinery on the prop
erty. How ridiculous for mine that
actually needs q, 1000 stamp mill to ped
us of the pretty female Cecil Rhodes.
who. in her anxiety TO make everybody
rich who invested In her mine. sold
stock at such a low figure that there
meet her obligations with the newspa-
pers, or to pay for the stamp mill which
she had ordered. But woman is re-
sourceful: she issued a statement that
through a mathematical error she had
omitted three naughts In capitalizing
her company, so she added them,
or course, this is customary for cap
tains Of industry to do such thing. so
why should not the queen OF mining?'
The sequel To this story is about the
same as that for the 1000 stamp mill
proposition; they both take TO their heels
when the law investigates their misrep-
resentations to innocent stockholders To
be sure, an unscrupulous promoter will
ever harp on the string that. II the great
gold mine. each with a l000stamp MILL
can make millions out OF extraordinarily
low grade ore. why should not his com
pany also put up big plant and enrich
IFS followers? \ 1000-s stamp mill is ex-
peusve. but what 1t needs besides money
20 keep It in operation is ore, several
million tons of It. Shares in such prop
critics are not obtainsble at % cents
each nor are they peddled on n meal
ticket system. A property with merit is
as readily salablc at i good price today
as at any time In the last decade only
IT must stand close Investigation and
comparison with neighboring properties
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-18
DANCED HERSELF TO DEATH
Mrs. Anna Sherer Dies While Enjoying
Final Waltz at Ball.

I.ADELPIIlA, March 1T.-Death
claimed Mrs Anna Sherer of 907 Mexican
street early yesterday morning as she
began the nnal waltz al a dance In a hall
at Seventh and Moore streets. after dane
Ing all evening. She was n sufferer from
heart trouble,
Mrs. ShereT was 81 years old She was
aware that her heart was weak. but per-
sisted In dancing. The ball Monday night
was given by the women of the Aurora
society She took part In every number.
enjoying herself greatly.
AS James Sink OF 500 Porter street.
who was her partner led her out on the
noor she Leaned heavily on his arm. He
led her TO chair and she became uncon
scJous She was removed TO the Mount
Sinai hospital. but died In the ambulance
on the way.
Three small children are left orphans
by the death OF Mrs. Shcrer, Her hus-
band, Charles Sherer, is n bridge builder.
at present employed in construction work
on the Panama canal
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-18
SURVEY RECENTLY Of
GILBERT PARK SECTION
Government Experts Go Well
Above Clouds in Utah for
Observations.

The United States Geological Survey
has recently published topographic
map OF the Gilbert Peak quadrangle In
the State Of Utah. This area was sur
veycd under the appropriation for for
est reserves, as large part of It lies
within the Uintah forest reserve 1t is
situated in The. northeastern part OF
central portion by the summit OF the
Ctntah mountains the only range in
the United States which has an east and
OF the range are the King peaks. the
two highest peaks In Utah. They have
an elevation OF nenrly 1880 feet above
mean sea level The southern slope is
drained by the Lake fork of Duchesne
river. the Uintah river. and the head
OF White Rocks creek; the northern by
Smiths fork Of Blacks fork, Henry's
Green river All these streams head
against the summit In great. broad gla-
cial basins full of beautiful mountain
are to be found evidences OF glacial mo-
raines.
The high SUBMITS are above timber
line. but the slopes on either side are
covered with considerable quantities Of
pine and spruce timber. and still lower
down with aspen and cedar Within the
glacial basins and on the slopes are large
areas Of open grass land meadows,
where during the summer months thou
sands Of sheep are ranged. Wild game
abounas. especially deer. wherever the
uense Jdck pine Inlckets aUoro prOteC-
tion. The numerous lakes and streams
are full OF mountain trout, offering sport
to the angler This area was surveyed
in the early days by the King and Pow
ell surveys evidenced by the names OF
some Of the highest peaks Wilson peak.
Gilbert peak. Emmons peak, and Kings
peaks.
The map Is published on a scale of
two miles TO an inch approximately, and
the contour interval is 100 feet The
area was surveyed by Messrs. w. !.
Lloyd. Pearson Chapman. and A. e.
the director. United States Geological
Survey Washington. n. C, for the price
of cents,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-18
Women of Woodcraft.

Woodblne circle No. IL will give So
cial and card party, a strictly social af
fair on March Is. III Eagles hall. All
camps and circles are cordially invited to
he present with their friends ana enjoy Il
social evening with Wo opdbiIc.
Silver Maple circle No. los held it's
regular meeting In |. O o. +. hall Fri
day evening. March 10, with Guardian
Neighbor Mary l.. Baer in ne chair.
Visiting ne!ghbors from Colorado and
Woodbine circle were present. One ap-
plication card was read and accept ed.
James NJ. Kennedy gave q few remarks.
Ar elaborate programme was rendered
and enjoyed by all
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-18

ernoon was several talks on the work in
California. The ladies' were then served
with refreshments by the committee on
arrangements. and all spent a very
pleasant afternoon. The club will meet
next month at the ]. O. O. Il. hall.
Among those present were Mesdames
Timer, Moore, Hadley. Cannegieter.
Rens. Harvey. Pendleton. Bowman,
Vinegar Owen, Brown. Schulze. Morris,
Sudhelmer. Price, Watrous, Nickerson.
Cline. Soper, Marks. Fisher, Rasmussen.
Blackmar Watkins, Fox. Geary. Lep-
per, and Miss Eva Watrous.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-18
CAPTAIN KILLED IN DUEL
Druggists First Shot Fatal to German
Officer in Berlin.

BERLIN. March l7.-Capt. Won Berck-
en-. OF the Nlnety-third regiment OF In
gantry was killed In a pistol duel yester-
day morning on the dril grounds near
the suburb OF regel by q druggist whose
name has not been disclosed
The conditions OF the encounter were
the exchange OF three shots at fifteen
PAGES. The Captain fell at the FIRST fire,
sho. In the abdomen. and died In Il hos
dispute which led 10 the duel has not
been made public.