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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-07
DESDE AGUAD|LtA
EIeccI6n rehldisIma para
Reina de Carnsval.
triunfo espIendidO.
DEL DEsECHEO >.
Arr'ba 4 es'ss p'ayas e( Rey
del Carnava'. -pificil ope
rsci6n de cirujfa ocular,

En el Circulo de eSan CarloS0
Sc llevo a efecto el escrutinio gene
raj de la election para Relna de
Carnaval. Como va anunclo LA
DEMocRAcIA, result6 elegida la ell
encantadora seiiorita Luisa Fronte-
ra. Otuvo 36.SS4 votos. FL trlun-
70 no ha podido ser mas esplendido.
La simpatica Reina fue obse-
quiada con una serenata, en- su casa
vivienda, donde Sc bailo hasta las
once de la noche.
Ell domingo por la tarde, a
ESQ de las seis y media, hizo su Ell
trada en- Ia ciudad ell Rey del Car
nal procedente...,. del aDesecheo"'
Vino Ell una yola. En- la playa le
esperaban centenares de personals,
avidas de conocer al @Reyn, NADIA
menes que al aReyo..".del carnaval!
Vestia un traje, confeccionado
expresamente al efccto, con los CO.
lores de la bandera de ORC y grana.
Acompanado de toda aquella gente
va los acordes de una orquesta, Sc
dirigi6 hacia la Plaza Principal,
donde, qtrepadoo en- uno de los BAN
cos de Ia misma, lego en- alta voz,
su aMensajen, autorizando las bata-
las de conffettis, serpentlnas, etc,
ay otros medios. de eXteriorizar la
algeria general mientras dure SUI
scorto reinado.O
Con la aentradaO del oReyD,
dieron couienzo en- esta ciudad, las
fiestas carnavalescas. Tambien sa-
Heron por las GALES unas cuantas
comparsas de mascaras, a pesar de
10 desapasible del tempo.
-Dolorosa impression han eau
sado aqui los tristisimos detalles
que insertaran los diarios de San
Juan, con motive de las ejecuciones
de Dones y aPanchito en- preside
departmental. LA DEMOCRAc1A,
por la ampllsim information de tan
terrible actoy por traer los retratos
de los reos, ha sidoe periodico mas
solicitado Ell esta ciudad desde que
lego.
Una difcil operaclon de alta
ciruiia ocular, practice el sabado
nltimo EN- esta ciulad Julian Don
Gel, que hacia mucho tempo estaba
completamente ciego, el reputable
doctor don Jesls Monagas. La ope-
raci6n tuvo un feliz exito, pues el
referido Doncel voIvio a recuperar
su vista.
Felicitamos a tan comp2tente
facultativo por cl br,lIantc triunlo
que acaba de alcanzar.
CORRESPONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-07
NOTAS DE- PONCE
Nuevo 'archiverO del mGnici'
pio.- Hospsdsie para los
capitalists amsricanos.
'FlEsTAs DEL CASINO
Eleuco de una companfs dt
zarzue'a.-En el tribunal
de policia -Enfermo.

de pollcla -hnlelmo.
Febrero 4. Hoy ton6 pose
sion del cargo de Archivero del
nuestro amigo don Pedro
Nivas Valdivieso.
-SabemoS que la corni5ion Ell
para recibir a los capitals
tas americanos que deben llegar a
nuestras playas el Is del corriente
tiene va preparados les hospedajes
y solo esta pendiente de la mudan-
"a que tiene que hacer de casa un
cabailero americana para ultlmar
sus trabajos.
La Directiva del Casino de
Ponce ha repart;do va entire sus so
clos el program con que celebrara
la fiesta del Carnival.
Dia 9, alas 9 de la noche, sun
tuoso bale de etiqueta en- el teatro
ola Perlao, cuyo acto dara principle
con la coronation de Ia Reina, inau-
gurandose los festivales del Carna-
val.
Dia 10, a las 9 de la noche. Es-
plendido bale de- mascaras.
Dia II, a las 9 de la uoche. Ri
guroso bale de blanco.
Dia II, a las 9 ode la noche. Des-
pedida del Carnival en- el cual Sc
hara derroche de buen humor por
las graciosas comparsas que Sc or
ganizan para final de fiesta.
Hoy Sc ha repartido el Elem
co de la compaiiia de zarzuela espa-
iiola ell Ia que fgura la emimente
primera tiple de ambos generos do
ia Elena Quero.
Figuran Ell dicha compailia II
actores, apuntadores, 20 profeso-
res de orquesta Y I'm nutrido core
de uno y otro seXos.
Dicha compaiiia llegara a este
ciudad el y del corriente.
-Sc encuentra gravemente en-
fermo don Arturo Costa, hermant
politico del conocido joyero dor
Victor Manescau.
Aver y hoy Sc han celebrad(
en- el Tribunal de Policia vario;
juicios, siendo condenados los 81
guientes individuos;
Por infracci6n Ordenanzas mu
nicipales, Martelo Nillodas y Fer
min Secula, a III dollar de mults
cada uno y las costas; Jose Monllol
y Luis Maldonado, 5 dollars y la,
costas; Nicolas Patxot y Jose Au
ffant, S dollars y las costas.
Hoy Sc han benefciado Ell e
Matadero pibljco 10 rescs con Ill
total dc 2.769 libras, qie s. txpen
dieroa d 28 y 81 centa O. lilo.
-Anoche Ia nueva Banda &,
mu5ica 0rganizada ell la Marine
tuvo Sill primera retreta en- la playa
siendo esta muy concurrida.
-El domingo 1913 imponente5
d ,positaron en el oCrelito ! AhorrC
Ponceno" S7.2l5.75 ctvs.
-HH Ia H1>a1A semIa1 coa>u
rrieron a II t.3ii ,'eca Mun. pa
ass '.@toreS.
CORR: poNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-07
Hotel (OSm0pOftl
Calle de la Luna.-Yabucoa.

Casa de nucva construction. Ven
tilaci6n y capacidad ell las habitacio-
nes. Buenas mesas Y baiios. Pr6xi-
mo 4 las principa'es casa de comercio
V q Ia ofcina de correos. Admite ai5-
nos. Precios m6dicos.
Fautin0 Ciutr6n.
Propietario.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-07
AVlSO

Sc vende por lamitad de su valor
un aparato para fabricar bebidas car.
bonatadas. Sc conponen del geneia-
dor tres fuentes con suS correspondent
les lavadcios de gaz, una mesa paia
llenar botellas de tapones de gravita-
ci0n su llenador de STONES.
Para informes dingirse en- Camuy
A ANTONIO CASTILLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-07
Al LPUILIGO

Gran galeria fotogr5fca de crs-
taT7eon todos los adelantos modernas.
Aplicacionea. reprodrciones, vista dc
cdifcios, grrpos y todos trahaios con.
cernieutes al ramo. Propietario ] A
forastieri.-Ciguas p r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-07

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The Washington times., 1907-01-31
WARMED CHICKENS
IN DYNAMITE BOX
Explosive Goes Off Demol-
ishing Home and injur-
ing Family.

MEANWHILE, Ind. Jan. ol.-An ex-
piosiOn at the home OF George kailen-
bach. I'VE miles from this place, caused
much property loss besides injury TO
members OF the family. Nj Kallen-
bach is supervisor OF ths roads lie had
some dynamite which had been used in
blowing out stumps and Ia blasting
slate with which 10 improve the road
ways. He carried the box which had
contained The dynamite 10 his home, and
last evening some little chickens were
placed in the box, after which it was set
OF the stove.
The box became too hot and there was
an explosion, which tore the stove 10
fragments and knocked out the glass Ia
the windows all over the house. TWO of
the children We're seriously hurt. One
child OF five years had an eye torn from
is socket, while his forehead was badly
eur bv a fragment of the stove Every
member OF tha family vas more or less
injured
The family Is an unluCky one. Several
years ago MT kallenbachs father was
killed in runaway accident, being
thrown from a load OF hay The vile
OF his brother was also killed inr "a ruua-
way accident. \ sister committed sui
eide Six wears ago, while George Kali
ienbach was hunting, he had an eye
put out and part OF one hand torn on
by the discharge OF his gun.
The Washington times., 1907-01-31
ZENAS c. ROBBINS
LINCOLN'S FRIEND
Passed Yesterday From
5 Sleep Into the Slumber
of Death.

Iu tEr death yesterday Of Zenas 4.
Robbins Washington has lost one OF It's
most interesting hgures-a mars who
VAS closely Identified with public anairs
more than half century ago ana con-
Hected with early administrations.
AIr. Robbins was niuety-seven years
old and only "a few weeks ago be and his
vic. who survives hiE;, celebrated the
seventy-nfJh anniversary OF their we'd
ding
About $50 o'clock yesterday morning
members OF Mr.. Robbins family found
him sitting in a chair ana believed him
lo be asleep. Thcy were loath 10 disturb
him, but il soon became apparent that
ne was not sleeping, but was dead HI
neral services viii be held at O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon ia the chapel ia
oak Hin Cemetery.
ar Robhias was Commissioner Of
Patents when the President Lincoln OBJ
Uained a patent on his model OF a Vest
rIu steamboat, lie had previously met
Lincoln. then "a member Of Congress,
and thereafter had many interesting
meetings with him. Ia reviewing this
aluuatntance several wears ago MI. Rob-
bins told this anecdote;
--Du "A Journey 10 Boston M Lincoln
CHANGED a. seat himself beside a Boston
ian who inquired. Well MI. Lincoln,
! suppose YOU are acquainted with our
rrnrrzeutativc. Robert q. Winthrop
M. IincoIn.s reply Was; We'll, / can
not exactly say that l lm, The truth is
tHaJ Air. Winthrop Is such "a very gen
trri man that 4 have not been able 70
make his acc ualItuucu-
The Washington times., 1907-01-31
TATTOOED AN EYE
TO IMPROVE FACE
College Boys Vanity Makes
Him Endure Extra
ordinary Operation.

DETROIT, Jan. A most unusual
operation has been performed al st.
MaTy's Hospital, Dr. q. ". Robinson.
d member of the hospital stan, tatt0oed
William Wade's lett eye "a order Co
obiiterate a milky opacity. Wade Is .
sophomore at the Detroit College OF
Medicine. and had been seeking relief
for some time. While the opacity did
not Interfere with his sight, Il 0isag-
ured his appearance.
The operation b. quite common iu
New York. where society women often
insist upon having Il performed merely
10 add 10 the color Of their eyes.
The Washington times., 1907-01-31
COSTS 81 PER VOTER
FOR REGISTRATION

PITTsBURG, Jan. Alt cast tie tax
PAYERS about 81 a voter for each vote
registered in Pittsburs Saturday,. There
are four registrars ia each OF the 20
election districts ana each received so
as compensation. making total OF SIC
so Although the returns are not al
ina 81 is estimated that ths number reg
isteTed did not average more Tran SIX
10 the district or a total al little over
J. 90 in the city
Che forecast af the reglstrst ton indi-
Gates that the total number Of voters Ia
Plttsburg eligible 10 vote 80 the frufu-
Any election viii be about $3.50.
The Washington times., 1907-01-31

PTTTsBCRG. Ia4 3l.-There is
good deal of interest here In the atti-
tude or Mrs. Evelyn Holman, mother
OF Mrs Harry X Thaw, in connection
with the trial now on in New York.
Mrs Holman n0W denies saying that
she viii rot 90 10 New York TO testify
because she thinks TOO much OF her
Gown flesh and blood
But friends OF the ThaW family say
She dare aat appear on the witness stand.
Roger O'Mara, the big detective who
was hired by Harry Thaw within "a few
hours after he shot Stanford White
smiled when he read that Mrs. Hol-
man had decided 20 so To New York
Wnen he Was shown some days before
that Mrs. Holman had gone "a Jersey
city. 40 be within striking distance
he said merely. she'll come back, an
right
Mrs. NeshiI. now Mrs. Holman, used
% take little Evelyn with her to gam
bling houses where her husband. Scott
Nesbit, had lost money, and the child
would cry with good effect willie her
mother would berate the keepers OF the
rooms for taking her husbands money
ana in many cases she got the money
hack
The Washington times., 1907-01-31
DIVORCED WOMAN
COURTED HUSBAND
CorreSponded Under AS
sumed Name-Man Baked
at Altar.

GLENDALE. Mont, Jan. I.-Miles
Benson, a miner. living near here, re-
Gently answered a matrimonial advcr-
tisement During the correspondence
that ensued he told the woman, who
lived IN Helena, who he vas and gave
her a fun history OF his life, telling her
frankly that he had been once divorced.
Finally they agreed to marry, and ar
ranged 70 meet az Anaconda for tht
ceremony.
Benson was az the place Of meeting
al the appointed time. and was amazed
10 ma that his iiancse was the Woman
from whom he had obtained divorce
fifteen wears ago. She had written
him under the name ef Miss Eliza betl
Fiedirr.' she said she did so iH the
hope that when they met he might for
give and remarry her.
he told her that there was nothing
doing ana returned home.
The Washington times., 1907-01-31
THROW SACK OVER MAN
THEN BLOW HEAD OFF

WARSAW. Russian Poland, Jan. a.
Socialists caused the execution of a
bandit who made an unsuccessful at
tempt 10 secure $500 from the CONNER
cial Bank, of Warsaw.
The man entered the bank this after
noon and asked the director 20 give him
$500 His request WAS refused, where
upon the man sat doWa in the waiting
room and announced his intention OF re-
naming until he received the money.
A Socialist member OF the bank stan
called up Socialist headquarters on the
telephone aud explained the situation.
Two men from headquarters at once
came over TO the bank They sp-
preached the man in the waiting room.
quickly threw a sack over his head. and
then blew out his brains with a Te-
yOlVeT.
The Washington times., 1907-01-31
SPANKING OF WIFE
BARRED BY COURT
Husband Fined 500 and
Threatened With
Double Dose.

KANSAS CITY, Jan, 5l.-August NJ.
Thorson a hoxmaker. was fined Sio1 and
costs ia police court for spanking his
wife. Il will let you on this time, said
Judge Remiey. In passing sentence. a
repetition OF tho offense will cost you
500. want IL distinctly understood
that men cannot spank their wives lin
atty"
MIS- ThO-sOn TOLD Judge Hemley thai
thls Was the second time her husband
had spanked her during tie Two years
of their married life. "He gave me s.
one morning sh. testified, and later,
when i wasn't looking, slipped the bill
out Of my pure and went downtown.
When he returned his breath smelled Of
liquor aud he had but s. left When
protested he laid me over his knee aua
spanked me hard with a slipper
The Washington times., 1907-01-31
LORD BERESFORO SAILS
FOR UNITED STATES

LONDON. Jan. u.-Admiral Lord
Charles Beresford left Southampton for
New York on board the steamer Kaiser
Wilhelm II.
Lore Delaval BeTesfOrd, a brother Of
Lord Charles was killed in a railroad
wreck al Enderiin. n. D.. on December
% last The admiral is going 10 the
United States 10 attend 10 his late
brothers affairs
The Washington times., 1907-01-31
"SALONE" CLOSED
TO NEW WORKERS

NEW YORK. Jan. 5i.-New York VIII
know "Sal0mc" no more. The Strauss
opera. which shocked the owners OF the
Metropolitan Opera House, has been
Withdrawn and will not be pat Ola any
other stage ia this city Director Con-
Fied bowed 60 the wishes Of tine manage
lnen IA the matter, but says the opera
VIII be produced in cities outside Of New
York, as originally planned.
The Washington times., 1907-01-31
MEDICINE PE00LER HELD
BECAUSE WOMAN DIED

HAGERsTOWN. Nd, Jan A.-"Dr."
j. F. Wagner. a liniment and pill ped
der. was arrested on the charge OF
prscticing medicine without license.
The charge of mauslaughter is being
Investigated.
Wagner. il IL alleged, had been at
tending Mrs Ellen Lane OF Hagers-
town, and giving her medicines She
died last night Her relatives reported
10 the officers the manner in which
she was treated by Wagner, and his
srreSt Followed.
The Washington times., 1907-01-31
INJURED PASSENGERS
HIDDEN BY RAILWAY

NEW YORK, Jan. I.-Three rear
cars OF Couey I-land-EF.shton Beach
train Jumped The track az . switch at
NeWkirk avenue at . O'Clock last night
side sWiped" q uaIE OF i've cars stand
ing on the north bound track, damned
Two cars over until they len against tie
walls OF the cut In half an hour the
brooklyn Rapid Transit officials had re-
moved all OF the injured whom there
were 81 least tWrntN-and cleared the
cat ~ protesting passengers by bring
ing traIns In lr0m eitMer direction.
The Washington times., 1907-01-31
MURDERED MERCHANT
VICTIM OF BLACKHAIL

LONDON. Jan. 5l.-Wiliam Whitley,
tho merchant shot 10 death few days
ago. was "a victim of biackmail.
AIR NNhlIeiey was blaCkmailcd for
twenty-five years by persons protesting
% know one of the secrets OF his middle
lie He paid thousands. OF pounds 70
avoid the risk OF scandal His muir
derer was only d minor actor in the
plot He was sent by othSgs tAe d4y
of the murder 10 attempt 70 eNLoTt a
large sum from Mr.. Whiteles The p0-
lice ave about 20 arrest others
Wuitelcy left S,0tJ00o GO provide aims
houses and homes for the aged and
UUuT
The Washington times., 1907-01-31
John D. ROCKEFELLER
KILLED BY A GATLlNG

CHICAGO, Jan. a.-JOhu ID. Rookie
Teller, Of New York, an actor, was killed
on the stage Of a theater By a gatiing
gun, which fell on his skull
Rockefeller was helping to remove the
gun from temporary platform on the
stage.
The Washington times., 1907-01-31
UNCLE SAME MAKES DEAL
TO OPEN LAND OF SIOUX

NORFOLK, Seb, jan. g.. INDIAN IN
speetor James Mclaughlin. OF Wash
inglou has inst procured sn agreement
with the Rosebud Sioux Indians FOR tae
throwing omen by the Federal Govern
ment of nearly a million acres of land
In Tripn county. $. DAB. Just a. soan
rs details can be attended tu.
The Washington times., 1907-01-31
Advice to Evelyn.

Their, is in the vicinity OF fitg=burg "a
dancing teacher named Walker, whose
daughter, Anna Walker was a friend
of Evelyn once when Evelyn and Miss
Walker and some friends were at dinner
Evelyn said;
Mamma said a nice man named White
would call on me and would likely want
TO take me out. and that II so ! should
De- nice 70 him. because he was
rich and could make a position for me
This was the tnundeTbOlt that Evelyn
hurled at Mrs William ThaW when
that lady insisted on knowing something
, of her connection with men OF affairs
iu New York previous % Aer meeting
with Harry
Mamma introduced me to man and
| told me 10 be nice 10 him. she said %
This was why EIrs. Thaw said 10
I EVELYN.
AT the maIrIag5 altar Won must part
I from YouT mother for all time
What has changed the attitude Of
! Mrs Holman toward the trial IL not
/ yet explained II was clear that al one
I time she intended 10 appear and testify
I She Is worried now lest her son Howard
4 now in New York, may "cut loose and
/ tell some things that would put her IA q
I bad light she Is kept ia touch will
/ the situation daily by wire. and several
| warning messages have gone 10 New
| York telling Howard 10 Keep hi= mouth
] closed.
The Washington times., 1907-01-31
CAT SUCKS BABES BREATH,
CAUSING CHILD TO DIE

PITTSBJRC, Pa, Jan. ai.-The lrst
record in this county of child losing
its life by a cat sucking its breath, Is
made bV Deputy Coroner I.aidley who
investigated the sudden death OF Ben
uenita Maria D6lu, aged SIX months.
The Washington times., 1907-01-31
FlREBUG SAYS PROVIDENCE
ORDERED TOWN BURNED

MEM MARTINsVILLE. ". Va, Jsn.
3l.-After declaring that Divine Provi-
dence had instructed him 10 burn the
Town Of smithfeld ". Va. thirty miles
nom here. Harry Howard WAS arrested
there as he was leaving a hotel
NJ Was ascertained that an attempt
Lad been made 10 IRE the hotel and az
the same time three other buildings
Howard resisted arrest and before
lie Was captured shot -four men. two OF
them. Il II said, receiving fatal wounds.
The Washington times., 1907-01-31
# Mr. CONNOR," SUICIDE,
ACTOR WALLACK'S SON

NEW YORK, Jan al-Tue mystery
surrounding the asphyNiauou Of a man
md woman in AN apartment at 45A
Fourth avenue, BIookiyH, was partly
cleared when the man Was identified as
Charles r. WallaCk. son ~ the late Les
ter Wailacll. of hisuionic fame.
WaIlack lived a the Fourth avenue
house Hs Charles CUnnoT. and the WON
IN was known there as his wife. They
had been ltVing there Tor years and
very slide was known about them.
The Washington times., 1907-01-31
JAIL IS DYNAhITED,
REYOLUTIONISTS FREE

Ill PAS0. Tex. Jan 8l.-TWenJy-
three Mexican FevOlutionists, under
sentence OF imprisonment for from five
Ca eight years, were released from jail
at Monterey. Mexico, Monday night by
~ympa JhiZrTs,
The Jail vas dynsmited, tearing away
"a portion OF the wall, and through the
opening the prisoners escaped
The Washington times., 1907-01-31
OFFICERS AS SELECTED

HON. DANIEL n MORGAN, President.
{. ]. RIXEY, Vice President.
CHARLES A. DOUGLAS, General Counsel
RICHARD E. CLAUGHTON, Treasurer
The Washington times., 1907-01-31
Threatened Gamblers,

When Evelyn was perhaps zen years
old Nes0it lazt his money one day Ia
the gambling room Jhen conducted b}
NJ. j. Con0nlly and John staley, Mrs
Nesbit threatened TO prosecute them for
running a gambling house, and they en-
plOyed "a lawyer, who advised them @"
settle" So Connolly and Staley went
TO T4rentum. a few miles above Pitts
ourg. one evening To call on Mrs. Nesbit
and So, what could Dee done.
After "A long wait Mrs. Nesbit came
slowly down the stairs. She explained
her seeming feebleness by saying she
had U>-=n ui for weeks.
Iet.mE IL 60 al that they told her who
thev were ana said they had come O.
The Washington times., 1907-01-31
Evelyn Thaw's Sordid Life
With Mother in Pittsburg
Unveiled Seamy Side Early
Was Ordered TO Be Complaisant to W!ie-ViSted Gam
bling Houses With Mrs. Holman to Recover Fathers
Losses Mother Will Not ATTEND Trial

settle with her Mrs. NesDlt promptly
went into Mysteries and they left the
house without 50 much as making an
Offer of money.
A Few DAYS later suit was begun
against Connolly and Staiey by Mrs.
Neshit. who charged them with con-
ducting "a gambling house. II was not
long before word came ia roundabout
way 10 the defendants that Al might be
'-fiXed.' and on advice Of their attorney
Connolly and Staley indicated that they
could De seen Within "a feE hours
Scott Neshit and "a constable were In
custody on a charge oi conspiring 10 eX-
tort money.
Then the Nesbit family began TO cry
for quarter, and in the end both cases
were withdrawn,
The Washington times., 1907-01-31
DIRECTORS

JAMES "a BAKER Assistant Librarian United States Senate.
JOSEPH F. BIRCH, Grocer.
JOSEPH H. BRADLEY, Treasurer Columbia Sand Dredging
Company
RIGNALD w BEAL Real Estate Broker; Vice President C
zens Savings Bank Second Vice President Moore q Hill
(Inc) Director Washington Title insurance Company
WILLIAM c. CARTER, Vice President Golden Co, Whole
sale Provisions.
W. WALLACE CHsWELL, Vice President Peoples Mutual
Insurance Company
RICHARD E. CLAUGHTON Former Assistant Cashier Com
mercial National Bank, Treasurer OF the Company
CHARLES A. DOUGLAS, COunSelor-atlawi Director American
National Bank Associate Counsel Washington Railway and
Electric Company; President United States Savings Bank
b. l. DULANEY Coal and Iron Operator formerly Of Bristol,
Tenn
HARRY A. KITE, Real Estate Broker OF Moore & Hill (lnc)
WILLIAM H. MARTIN President Duin & Martin Company.
China Glass SlverwaTe, and Housefumhings and Director
Citizens Savings Bank.
FRANK P MLBURN, Architect Southern Railway and Sea
board Air Line Railroad
DANIEL NJ MORGAN Former Treasurer OF the United States
O. T. MARTIN, Coal and Iron Operator formerly OF Roanoke Va
OWEN OWEN Director Traders National Bank
j. SPRIGG POOLE General Agent Fidelity and Deposit Com
pany of Maryland
G. j. RIXEY President Traders National Bank President 'Vi
gna Safe Deposit Company. Of Alexandra. Va
CHARLES w. SEMMES Of finn OF SemneSKely Company
Wholesale GroCeTs.
T. FRANKLIN SCHNEIDER Architect Director National City
Bank.
DR. PRESLEY NJ RIXEY Surgeon General United States Navy
HARRY WARDMAN Builder.
A WINTER President NJ A. Winter Company Vice President
United States Savings Bank.
CHARLES E. WOOD, Director Washington Exchange Bank.
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The Washington times., 1907-01-31

announce the call for the pay
ment of the first installment of the
subscriptions to the capital stock
of the\ company, and that the
books will be open from the lst to
the 18th of February, 1907, for
receiving the same.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-05-23
he MADE A MISTAKE.

New Jersey Private MIstook Violin
Resin for Shaving Soap.
"A soldier named Ed Morton" said
q veteran from New Jersey, ~Vas one
Of the quickest men with the fiddle
I ever listened TO, and he carried II
with him to beguile camp life. A
fellow named Charles Foster was his
tent mate. who. having discovered q
slight down on bis chin. endeavored
10 coax II forward BY frequent al
plieation OF his razor.
"one day Charlie was boasting Of
q cake Of shaving soap be had found.
and said that he had used II twice.
and had found Il Just ane. He oReF.
ed to lend 4 to Morton When The
soap was produced Morton er-
claimed: Why, u there AMT ny resin
hat ] have been looking Tor more
than a week
There vas soap enough n fha
brush % make lalhsr and Chsriis
Ihou9hl be ua1 nrinF soap uhon q
~ the nttll u1dIc,nas