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The Newtown bee., 1907-03-01
TRINITY PARISH NOTES.

TRINITY PARISH NOTES.
 FRIDAY.
 At p. m., Litany and devotional reading.
 At 33O p. m., singing class.
 SUNDAY SERVICES. At II a. m., morning service with Holy COmmuniOn; at 12 m., sunday school; at p. m., Evening prayer and short address.
 Tuesday evening, service in the Hawleyville chapel at 7.3O.
 WEDNESDAY.
 At 7.3O D. m., service in the church with sermon by Rev O. o. Wright, his subjecG being Accessories of Divine Worship"
 On Thursday afternoon the Wom- ans Auxiliary will meet at the Rec tory.
 Mrs Charles Stevens of the Glen has been ill with the grip.
 John Talty has been a sufferer for a few days with severe attack Of the grip.
 Michael Ryan has taken position in the retaining plant:
 Mrs Henry Costello is on the sick list. H. C.. Warner passed Tuesday and Wednesday in New Haven.  Hiram lodge, F. & A. M., will work the F. c. degree, next Wednesday night. indispOsed with an influenza cold and sore throat, is now valescent.
 Edward Taylor sustained bad fall on the ice, the other day, nearly break ing wrist. Mrs |'ar in A. Corbett, who has been seri, asly Ill with bronchitis and mala- ria, IS convalescing slowly. Van Hayes and Miss Margaret Hayes of Bridgeport passed Washington $ birthday with Sandy Hook friends. The editor learns with deep regret | of the death of that sterling Danbury citizen, Hon John w. Bacon, president passed away on February 27 in his SOth year. A complete line of ladies' shirt waists for spring, at Taylor, Curtis & Co.,. $.
 Miss H. Rodgers, the teacher in Gray's Plain district. passed Washing | tons birthday and Sunday with her parents in New Milford.
 
 F. w. Miner and Henry Seabright o1 New Rochelle, N. Y., spent a pleasant night at H. B. Fuckers in Hawley vile on the 18th. Mrs H. B. Tucker was in New Mil ford, last week, visiting friends.
 A five volume edition of Victor Hu
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-01

The Mems club met at the Grand Central hotel, Tuesday night, with Prof c. s. Platt as host. An excellent paper on "Thomas Jefferson' was read by John J. NOrthrop. A fine spread was enjoyed.
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-01

Mrs Henry Costello is on the 8 list
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-01
ESDAY.

At7.3Op. m., service in the church with sermon by Rev o. O. Wright, his subjec6 being Accessories of Divine Worship"
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-01

TUESDAY. At 345 p. m., Children's service. Tuesday evening, service In the Hawley ville chapel at 7.3O.
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-01
The D. M. READ Co.
 Bridgeport, Conn.
For Sale or Rent.

Justice Comstock farm in town of Warren. miles from Litchfield miles Cornwall Bridge , miies New Preston; 2so acresi l5o acres su- perior hay land, balance good tim Der and pas ,ure; l7-room house; oArns' good outouild- ings; good water; plenty frufts every thing hrst-ciass shape; will carry % COWS Sel. sers easy terms or will rent. own-r has ap-o- tutely no use for property. For further par Liculars address osner. John L. Moore. .so 1reen wich St., New York.
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-01

s. w. Gledhill of Bridgeport was In town, Monday, stopping at the Sandy Hook hotel.
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-01

Edward Peeso is doing a handsome job of paper hanging in the new dining hall at TrOy'S hotel.
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-01

There will be a sale of cake and rye bread on Wednesday, March 6, from 3 to D. m., at the Methodist church.
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-01

At Michael Haugh $, Saturday morn ing, the thermometer registered 20 degrees below zero. At the Brick store in Sandy Hook, the same morning, the bulb showed 16 degrees below zero. At Mrs Fuckers the record read IS de- grees below. A poor night to sleep out by the hay stack, sure enough.
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-01

SUNDAY SERVICES. At II a. m., morning service witt Holy Communion; at 12 m., Sunday school; at p. m., Evening prayer ane short address.
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-01
Probate Notices.

DISTRICT OF VIEWPOINT, ss. Probate U Court. Feb. 23d, 1907.
 Estate of Mary McMahon. late of New town. in said District. deceased.
 Upon the applicatinn of Patrick McMahon praying that letters of administration may pe granted on said estate, per application OIL hle more fully appears 1t Is
 Ordered. That said application be heard and determin.d d at Probate office in Newtown in said district, on the 9Lh day of March, A. B I9U7, 10 o'clock in the forenoon. and tha notice be given of the penJency of said appli- Ation and of the time and place of hearini thereon, by pu ublishing the same once in som, newspaper having circulation in said dis trtct and by posting a copy thereof on th public sign-pOst in the town of Newtown iI said District.
 William J, Beecher, Judge.
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-01

FORTUNE TOLD-Full life reading for s.c- Send name, address birxhdAte month
 Prof Zelmar, P. O. BoX <so. Bridgeport, Oona.
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-01

FRIDAY. At p. m., Litany and devotiona reading. At 33O p. m., singing class.
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-01
Furnished Room House
 For Sale.

2-story house, yard 15O it. frontage by 300 fit. deep. barn on premises, shade trees, wide pt- from railroad station, F rooms furnished Kent $50 per month; income S120. House full n rOomers. Price $500, part cash; easy terms Nor full particulars address M Mrs Alice E. Laf- farty 749 Main St., Bridgeport, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-01

FOR SALE-One pair young bay horses, good Il drive rs or workers. We lmatched ,wtil work , drive. single or double Scig | 2OJ lbs h. luire Frank A. Blackman, Newtown Postof- dCe. Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-01

FOR SALE-A good driving horse, seven T years old Chestnut color and first class roadsr. F. R. Pendleton, New Preston, Ot.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-27
PERIDEM.
De SOCIEOAD

ParU EspaEG Han embaFcado el sS
bado, para Espa1a con objeto de pasar ALI
un afio, los distinguidoB esposos Jeannot-
LOmba, que luego regresar6n & 81 resi-
denCia del F'Versallea.''
Les deseamos feliz viaje y las mas gra'
tas impresiones los estimables amigos.
PersOWGEes.-A medic dia de aver re.
greBRron de su excursion Ponce Ad-
juntas los sefiores gobernRdor Post, attor'
ney general Feuille y auditor Cabot
Ward.
Para FranciG.-En los primsros diag
del entrante mes de JuniO, embarcan para
Francia, con objeto de pasar On Paris una
temporada de dos amos, la distinguida Be'
fiors de Luchetty y 50 monfaima nina
Magdalena. Acompafia & Las distingui
das damas, el hijo mayor de Ia sen ra
senior Sostenes Behn,
La Befiora Luchetty deja en- esta sOcie.
dad IN sensible vacio con 81 aussncia,
pues elemento valioHO = distiuguidO y de
grandeS empefios para TODD 10 que sea di'
fundir Ia carload y el bien, ha tornado
parte en- las featas de Csridad que aquf re-
han efectuado desde hace algun tempo,
contribuyendo de msnera notable al ma
yor exito de ssos ben6fcos smpehoB, OBJ
teniendo importantes benefcioB para los
establecimientos de carload puestoS bajo
su ejida.
DsseamOB eI mas grato viajs los dis
Eipguidos amigos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-27

INTERIM Be inatale 81 eBtaDlscl
miento LA Tiendita," en- un nusvo local,
las personals que desesn comprar efeCtos
religiosos pusden Bolicitarlo en- les altos
de Ia casa ndmero % de Ia Gale de San
Francisco al lado del ayuntamiento, d 1nde
reside Ia due1a de "La Tiendita" p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-27
MOtiCiaS de DOIiCfs.

Caguas Mayo 26 -Tortoleho Joseph
Davis, promovi6 un escandalo al inter
venir 81 guardia Flores, acometi6le con IN
punal. Dicho individuo fu6 arreatado
ocup6ndole sl arma, y reBultando con va
Fias contusiones de macana.
Mayagtiez, id. id.-A las 2 a. m. el in
dividuo Simplicio Tirado aSest6 dos puiia'
ladas 4 Rosa Martinez en- el Bitio denomi'
nRdO "Pslparejo', de esta ciudad. Ell mo-
vii del hecho Sueron los celos, pues ella
habia aido concubina del agresor. Este fue
arrestado inmediatamente-Ca Capt. SiLsn.
Aibonito id. id.-Anoche fu6 asesinado
en- bRrrio AIgaTrobo de este, Clemente
Martinez, pOr Bu hijo GuiIlermo Martinez
81 que ha Bido capturado. De resultas de
ri1a tRmbi6n han Bido heridos gray me t,
Francisco Ortiz Antonio Leon siendo
Rrrestados amboH. Tambi6n fu6 sorpren'
dida una jugAda 10 prohibido, arrestan'
do personals y ocupando naipes = dinero.
Juez entiende agunto.
BaYCeIoneta, id. id.-Hoy q las IL y 80
p, m. declar6ss fuego On los csfiaverales de
Ia "Central Plazuela", quemandose pr6xi'
mamente 90 cuerdas. El incendio fue
pEOduGido pOr una chispa de Ia loCcmotora
Dc lR gnigmR hacienda,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-27
JuiCiO ante ell JQzgadO Municipal

Esta mafiana Sc vic ell juicio contra vi.
cehte Estrada por aggression al gtf1or Gui
llermety, hecho del cual informsmos en-
esta edici6n.
El senior Guillermety, don Fidel, deo1a'
r6, que Ell Estrada eStaba hacfa minutes
en- discussion con un dependents para
que le deBpachRra una medicine. Inter
vino el jefe de la casa llamando la aten-
Ci6n del Estrada, quieu entonceB le incre'
pc exigi6ndole le devolviera la rece.a, 10
que no podfa ser por que Ia msdicina era
repetida y eStaba en- el libro de donle Be
tomaba.
FL senior don Fidel Guillermety acerc6'
se al Estrada y al obgervar que tratabR
de agredirle con un bar6iqui, le COLO por
81 cuello; entonceH Su hijo Rafael, acercdn'
dose en- Hu defensa, castig6 al Estrada.
Igual declaration POGO mas menos fu6
la del sefior Rafael Guillermety, MILO.
En- el segundo juicio, esto eB en- la agre'
sion Eufrida por Ia tarde, decIaTa el Hefior
GuilleTmety que cuando iba al correo &
busoar su correspondence, el Estrada, que
eBtaba oculto bajo una de las Columns
del soportal del ayuntamientO, le agredi6
violentamente traici6n haci6ndole caer al
suelo, retirandose preCipitadsmente, sien-
do Sujetado deSpu6s por Otras personals.
Declare el Estrada que eBtaba en- discu'
sion con el dependiente exigi6ndOle la con
trasefia, el senior Guillermety le ccii6 por
81 cuello y despu6s otra persona, siendo
Conducido POGO deapu6s la cdrceI, y res
pecto q Ia gegunda acusaci6n, dice que tro'
pez6 con sl sefor Guil.ermety, cay6ndose
este, por 10 que hugo amedrentado.
Informa el abogado senior Massari, pide
benignidad para el aCusado teniendo en-
Cuenta sus buenos antecedentes de ser
hombre de trabsjo y nunca denunciado.
El juez impuso al acusRdo por el pri'
mer case $40 de multa diez dias de arreu
to y en- sl segundo, $50 dollars de muIts
80 diRg de arresto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-27
-CR0NIGA HIPICA.

Lss CarrsraH g aver, fueron muy diver
tidaB.
Dospues de Ia sinfonfa s aperture del
acto, por la orquesta Indispensable, Balie-
ron la piBta SinfOntG, Nina AabrOsiO.
En- 81 pentSgrama, 8 mejor dicho, en- Ia
lizaTra de Ia banca alemana, fuG subiendo
q diapas6n de las apuestas en- favor de
SIM fonsG
Por Ambr0stO, spuntaron algunos bas.
tante. 10 bastants para podar adquirir nm
chenehe del viejo regimen del Wei Am.
bEosio cualquiera caTabina de mas vista
que la de marFaA Pero apuntaron NAL,
como luego vieron.
Algunos nifios fueron Nina. Y como,
al tinal de Norma, ,fue Ia victoria de Sinfo'
nSG, estos dltimog ''no tenfan confoTmi-
dad
SantO@Sa es IN corcel que promote mu'
cho, On 10 cual estar6n de oeOrde5,s conmi-
go cuantoB jugaTon el,
En- la Segunda de tanda. el cartel anun-
clio q QachO, DeLirio, COntnciO , Pel61A
DctiriO .parecfa anRioso de destruir bajo
Bus Patas la pists. A veces, su ginete, al
encabritarSe 81 brute, recordaba SAM u or
&c, el de ID nagrada Ieyenda del dragon.
I escenaaB emocionsnteB, cauEaron 81 deli
rio de los espectadores, que aplaudfan csds
arriesgada ocurrencia de aquel bruto.
En- tanto, sobre el GachO procuraba
agaehGrse Bu Jockey atisbando Ia mejor
Halida. Fey6n SO estaba quieto. Parecfa
SECURE de tomarle ell pelo Bus simpatiza-
dores. Y COnfueiO, en- poBici6n verda-
deramente J5lOs6fea.
Salem, y Ell 6naulO del gran pensador
asiatico dej6 cOnfMsOs & Bus CoptraTioB
PalmaH al ilustre chino.
Lueg, Ji6arO, de nuevo ConfueiO y
AnlbrosiO: Ell EbGro SO pierde. Cana
el gran COnfueio. Esta vez 81 que este
dei6 confuse medic p6blico. T4e falta.
ron na0nerGs al Jibaro para veneer su
adversario. Procedi6 como un JibGrO, 81,
en- otras ocagiones tan Iisto y diAtiuguidO.
Ambrosio corTi6 como la caTabins del
viejo, su alter ego racional.
/ LtGve de orc, AgWilG Blanca y MdSicO..
y un perro en- Ia pigta, seg6n dicereS. Ell
MdsScO, d6 una nota discordante. Sc
pierde en- foritur0s pues 90 pi6l tembla'
ba como las variaciones de IN solo de clari
nets. Lave de orc cierra el acto, ,abriea.
do el pdblicO ganancioso para Ia bancR
alemana.
| Aguila, perdido por un perro, uegfn Sc
decfs. La eterna luchs ode todo 10 que
Sc sFrastra contra todo 10 que vuela.'
|. ReJdmpagO, Majestic, BrwtitO. Tres
prohombreS de la pists. Tres cOmeiotda.
da'aOs distinguidos-al decir de Change,
ell limpiabotaB.
CoEreD, corren, corren, Los ca6aJLOs
cram 6giLes, Jos ca60gtos erGra .fetertes,
Gran espectaci6n. Lleva ventsja Ma.
jestSc. PalmaB. Sc despista Majestic.
AUombrO inquietud en- numeroBO pdblico.
Sc adelanta Brutito. Anaiedad general
Cana terreno Majestic. AlbOrOzo. Sc
despiAta Majestic. DiEgusto c0si general.
Sc adelanta Reydmpago. Cana Regdm'
pagO. iRGmchol lranchO!-gritan aIgunoE.
Derecho de pataleO. Pero un rel6mpa'
go de idbilo ilumin6 81 roHtro de no pocos
CiudsdanoP, Balasquide inclusive. EI
ReIdmpGgO d6 un dividendo que brilIa con
81 fulgor de SO 80. Desfle. Y descu.
bierto el triunfo de ReldmpGgO, y termina'
das las carreras, no hay mas que para
Loubriel , Ia cOrrida del pdblicO & ganar
los Carros el6ctricOs.
pERTnEM
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-27
PARRICIDIO,
EN- AIBONlTO.
CIemente core dehaS de Su hijO,
armada de un maChete.
GuIIIGTmO, hsrIdO, Sc vusIVs J a maChstazOs ma,
taas nldra.
(De maestro correspomsoL }

Mayo 26.-En el barrio de AIgarrObo
de este t6rmino municipal hs tenido lugar
un trSgicO sucesO, de los que no existen
anteCedentes q. hayan teDido lugar en- este
tranquilo pueblo.
De los datos que he podido tomsr re-
Eults, que en- dis no barIio vivian Clemente
Martinez, pTopietario, aserrador de made
ras como de cuaTer ia echo amos de edad
cagado, con hiios tambi6n casados, de
los que tiene upo cssado como de % afios.
Que aver tarde ssbado, Bali6 de este pue'
bio el Clemente, slgo alegre, pues scos'
tumbraba ''tomar la tarde'' y va de noche
30 dirigi6 & Ia ssa de Guillermo que go
encontEaba durmiendo, Ilam6ndole. Que
una vez levantado Guillermo Ia emprendi6
Clemente trompadas con su hijo, qui6n
trat6 de huir como hugo, pero parece, Be'
gun dice Guillermo, "que le alcRnz6 GUAM
H6Rdole con un mac hete que llevaba, una
gran herida en- Ia eSpalda y parte baja del
brszc derecho."
Que una vez que se Binti6 herido, con
un espadfn que poTtaba tambi6n le tiT6
Bu citRdo padre, mat6ndolo.
FL cad6ver del Martinez, pregenta tres
contusionea al parecsr hech4B con piedras,
II heridas de Ia que una le dlvidi6 COM
pletamente Ell cr6neo, otra caAi divide el
cuellO cabeza del cuerpo, otras mas
punzanteS en- la cara y parte superior del
cuerpo; deduci6ndose de este que ell Gui'
llermo al ser herido por Bu padre en- la
espalda Cuando hula, no tenfa armas, hu
bo de atacarle con piedras hasta derribarle
en- terra, y que deSpu6S busc6 el eSpadfu,
Sc ensafi6 bkrbaramente con el cuerpo
de Clemente.
FL matador lego anoche como las tres
este pueblo, prguutando luilamente
Manuel Perez, donde encontrarfa pan;
pero parece q. dijoia sIguien 10 que habfa
hecho qui6n 10 revel6 en- el acto a la poll
cia, saliendo en- ell acto el activo cabo Ca
rreras con el policfa Brugman en- persecu'
Ci6n del aseaino, captnr6ndolo POGO des'
pu6s.
La auptosia Sc 10 ha verifcado 4 Gle
mente en- el dia de hoy por los m6dicoH
seiores Santiago y Canine, y el seior juez
de Paz instruye 'as diIigencias que remiti,
r6 al honorable senior fiscal del Distrito.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-27

ANDRES CHALEMAN.-Con tftulo
del Institute Ofcial de Rochester, Hipno
tizador TerapeuticO, Curaci6n magn6tica y
msgnetfamO personal. Sale para la iBla
en- ejercicio de 50 profession, pudiendo to-
dos los que gustsn utilizar Bus BsFviCioB
de los cuales quedsr6n satisfschss todas
las pergonag, que 10 utiIicen. 15v.G
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-27
Department Of Education Of Porto Rico
ADVERTISEMENT

Sealed Proposals in Quadrup'icate for
the erection Of a Graded School Building
at Aguas Buenas, Porto Rico, will be
received at this cffice until 10 q. m. June
IL. 1907, and then opened. Inf srmatiOn
furnished upon application. The right is
reserved to reject any or all proposaIF.
Envelopes containing the proposals should
be endorsed. Proposals for constructing
Graded School Building at Aguas Bus
mas, Porto Rico, and addressed to ''The
Commissioner of Education, San Juan,
Porto Rico"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-27
DOCTOR TOMAS VAzQUEz

MGdico Cirujano de las Facuades de Pars de Madrid
Oece los servicos de profession Gale de San Francisco Ga
Horas de consultas: de "a i 2 D. m.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-27

En- esta imprenta sa venda papal de pe.
Fi6dico visio s s2.00 loa 46kilos Gun qsiSa'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-19
AN INTERESTING STUDIO.

One of the studios of art in this city of particular interest is that of Mir Sam uel Hoffman,, who has recently moved from Montgomery to this city and has attractive studios in the Chalifoux build ing. Besides the work of art to interest the visitor the walls bear familiar faces of prominent Alabamians, men who did credit to the past. and those who are statesmen of today. The portrait of Chief Justice Robert Briclkell. d remarkably strong face, well portrayed, a face once seen will leave an impression of the character of an eminent citizen. Another the lifelike picture of the late Gov. George s. Houston, father of Mrs. D. NJ. Drennen of this city, man whose best days were spent in building up the interests of Alabama.
 Another of Col. John T. Mlner, one of the founders of this district, and of the late Francis Lee Pettus and Remnant LomaX who assumed public offices in early life and after a few years of use fitness. left names that are honored among the people of the state. These are few of the patriots on exhibition, true to nature. that carry us back to the friends of yesterday. and among the living will be found lfelilxe faces of Judge Thomas G. Jones' Gov. w. C. Oates, Hon. ]. Craig Smith. Governor Jelks and among the citizens of our city are portraits of Judge John II. Miller and of Mr. H. M Robertson and MT. w. V. NJ. Robert son.
 MT. Hoffman, like every genius, is a man of extreme modesty. He lives with his work, and is so absorbed in his studios that the results speak the very nature of his subjects. A visit to his studio win interest every Ala ba milan who loves to recall faces that played so important a part in the states past history and to meet Mir. Hoffman in his home-the studio where he ever extends a cordial well come, brings forth fresh interest in the art work of our busy city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-19
News of MontevaIlo.

Montevallo, April s.-(Special )-Cary Moore, who has been i'll for several days at the Marion Military institute, was brought home last night.
 Mrs. Emmett Jones and little Misses Virginia and Lucia Jones of Tuscaloosa are visiting Capt. and Mrs. II. C. Reyn- olds.
 Mr. Joseph L. Peters, Jr.. who is a student at the Marion Military institute, is at home for a day or two.
 Miss Linda Moore of Birmingham is in Montevallo for a while.
 Mrs Herbert E. Reynolds of Centreville is the guest of Capt and Mrs. H. c. Reynolds.
 Miss Inez Gay of Lneville is spending the week with her sister, Miss Eunlce Gay.
 Misses Minna Grote, Florence Patterson, Minnie Beech, Cate Bulloch and Rosalie Poole have returned from Greensboro, where they attended the student mission ary conference.
 Pelham Warnock of Mt, Pleasant, Tenn, is visiting his sister, Mrs. R. F. Me Ribbon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-19
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL RECEPTION.

On the evening of April the junior class of the Alabama Girls Industrial school entertained with a reception to the senior class
 The decorations consisted of a profusion of ferns. palms and cut flowers, with the colors os the hostess club green and white
 The guests were received by Miss Lacy Reynolds, Miss Minnie Black and Miss Daisy Dunlap. While the guests were arriving music was rendered by the school orchestra, led by Miss Eleanor Carr who has charge of the stringed instru- ment department of the school.
 The guests were first engaged in pro- very interesting. Next in literary char Sheehar of Montgomery and Miss Nellie Kettles were victorious in winning the prize. A duet given by Misses Daisy Dun Zap and Georgia Dawson was much en- loved. In the library the guests were served to a three-course luncheon. The young ladies who so gracefully served were Miss Kate Bullock. Miss Emma Long. Miss Emma Gibson, Miss Kate and Miss Mary Joe Patterson, Miss Ella Mae Gardner. Miss Martha Rails, Miss Rem fro Embry and Miss Marguerite Lyon
 There were about seventy guests present besides the twenty-six members of the junior class. Each guest spent a most delightful time and the evening was one of mirth and pleasure.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-19
CUBAN CURiOS
Are Now Being Exhibited In This City
 On Way to Exposition.

The Cuban exposition car, which rep resents the merchants. manufacturers and department of agriculture of Cuba, and which is en route to the Jamestown eX- position is now on exhibit in Birminghain being stationed on the Seaboard tracks at Twentieth street and Avenue A, just opposite Moore x Handley's. IL will re- main until next Thursday.
 The car itself, is an especially huilt Pullman palace car, painted red, white and blue (the colors of Cuba) and inside is found a "trip to Cuba" by means Of innumerable exhibits from the island. These exhibits include agricultural pro ducts showing the soil of Cuba, and the various fruits and other products grown; the minerals manufactured articles. such as banana flour and banana coffee. cigars. shoes. furniture. dress goods made of pineapple fibre, candies. fans of real lace gold ana mother of pearl, valued at Slo0: woods, as mahogany. ebony and fifty other varieties: scenery of Cuba (protos taken by the government photographer valuable oil paintings; fish and game and under miscellaney exhibits come 'Cn- der the Bamboo Tree coeoanut in bloom. tortoise sea horse. allgators talive}, Cuban monkeys (alive). bull fight scenes Jai Alai basket, money used before the war. fancy work by Cuban women drawn work. fish scale jewelry, Cuban cook stove and kitchen utensils, Cuban bread etc Under fish and game is shown tho tarpon. weighing 130 pounds, the porcu- pine fish. etc Hea turkeys, Iguana, which is eaten by Cubans. etc.
 Last, but not least. are relics from tho wrecked battloshp Maine certificates being placed in the cases to show they are genuine
 The car has been travelling since the close of the St. Louis fair, the object he ing to promote better knowledge over the United States as to the island of Cuba conditions there, etc. A nominal adnis- sion of 10 cents is charged to defray ex- penses of the car en route. but all school pupils will be admitted Saturday at half rate of cents.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-19
Neuroes Escape Jail.

Huntsville, April S.-(Special. twill Me- Donald and Ed Wynn, negro prisoners, es- capped from the Madison county jail yes terday afternoon by seizing an opportuni- ty to break out of their cell when the door of the jail hallway was left open. Jailer Miller had entered the hall and gone into an adjoining cell, when the two negroes prized two bars of their cage apart and walked out. They went out into the street and disappeared, and no trace has been found. Mcdonald was in jail for obtaining money under false pre- lenses and Wynn was in for grand lar ceny.