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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-03
lmpresiOnes y noticias

Nuestro corresponsal en- Aqua
dilla nos comunica por telegrafo la
llegada del seiior Muhoz Rivera q
aquella poblaci6n, Muchos amigos
fueron 4 recibirle. Sc hospeda en-
la casa de su hermano politico don
Agustin Guevara Santini y es muy
felicitado por el buen estado de su
salud.
DE regreso de los Bafios de
Coamo Sc halla en- esta ciudad acoln-
pahado de su distinguida esposa,
uuestro queridO amigo y correligio-
mario, don Jose de Rlzaburu.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-03

Ell honorable Cobernador re-
cibi6 hoy TN telegrama del sefior
Vicente Pagan, de Mayaguez, re.
nu1ciando a fgurar en- la terna
para alcalde de Mayagiiez.
Toda vez que el sefor Trelles
tambien ha renunciado tai designa.
ci6n, el Goberuador ha pedido a Ia
Junta Central Unionistas lista de
nuevos nombres para proceder al
nombramiento.
Ramon Acevedo, industrial
fuE detenido aver por turbar Ia pa1
pGblica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-03

en- mi c, SO en- union de Franchises
Lopez, una muchacha que Sc que
ria conmigo; Candido mi hermant
tamblen dormia en- Ia misma casa
Como de diez once Sc presentaror
a la puerta de nuestra casa Ansel
mo Velazquez y Bibiano Alicea J
llamaron a Candido; este mostr6se
haragan para leyantarse, respon.
diendoles que el despues de acosta.
do no Sc levantaba.
Dichos individuos dieron fuer-
tes golpes a Ia puerta y amenazaron
con echarla abajo 81 mi hermano nc
Sc levantaba. Este vi6se obligadc
q levantarse y entonces yo vi cuan.
do el Alicea y el Velazquez lie dl.
jeron a Candido que les acompafara
a hacer TN robo, que va todo estabs
preparado, q la veg de indicarle
que me llamase a mi y me obligase
a acompaiarles. Mi hermano me
llamo y yo le die que estaba en-.
termo que yo no podla ir; entonces
mi hermano me oblig6 por la fuer-
"a a levantarme. Cogimos todos el
canine del pueblo, pero en- un lu
gar que 20 vi apr6posito fuf que.
daudome atras hasta que me evadi,
ocultandome detras de un arbol,
dejandolos q ellos y regresando 4
mi casa.
Como a las cuatro de la mafia-
ma regres6 mi hermano con Alicea
y Velazquez y me llamaron amena.
zandome a mi y haciendome que
20 amenazase a mi concubina para
que no Sc supiera NADIA, oyendo 20
q Velazquez cuando Sc lamentaba
de haber Cometido una muerte sin
ning1n provecho.
Esta es la verdad de los hechos,
la cual 20 quiero que Sc conozca
por todo el mundo.
Nuestro repreSentante tom6 no.
ia de sus Manifestations y prone.
tic publicarlas.
81 REQ Antonio Acosta suplic6.
lie encarecidamente lie dijese al Go.
bernador que e, 81 algun delitc
tiene, es el de haber ocultadc
el crimen de los demas Y que Sc
conforma con que Sc lie condene 4
preside por todo ell tempo que Sc
quiera; que el es sastre-diio-y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-03

su mayor parte espaioles, fueron
retirando sus caudales.
Entonces vinieron capitales
americauos reemplazarles y desde
entonces Sc tiene mas con6anza er
el gobierno, como 10 prueba el he
cho de que Sc esten colocando gran
des capitales en- el pals. 81 lie po-
nemos un so por cierto de gravz.
men a la propiedad del extraniero,
volveriamos q perder Ia riqueza
existente, puestc que los cspitales
Sc retirarfan de la isla ante esa
amenaza destructors.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-03
Los RE0S De MUERTE
Lo que dice Antonio Acosta.- --Su petici6n
de indu|t0.-- --0troS informeS.

hyCA POl la ldAuSj SOno !"
cuatro, dos redactores de este pc
rio iico visitaron el presidio y tn
vieron oportuuidad de hablar col
los reos de muerte Alselmo Velaz
quez, Candido y Antonio Acosta
Estuvieron en- el penal tambien e
Padre Vicario y una joven bien pa.
r.cida, que llevaba una nina, conc
de siete amos, llamada Suncha, hija
de Anselmo Velazquez y de Ale
jandrina Mulera, que reside en- San
Juan.
AL abrirse la zelda penetraron
todos en- ella acompaflados del sar-
gento de penales seiior Rodriguez.
Anselmo tom6 en- los brazos a su
hija y la bes6 reperidas veces; la
nina prorrumpi6 en- llanto. La tu-
vo q su lado largo ratio y al mar
charse la regal6 un sortijita y I'm
pedazo de pan.
Uno de nnestros representa-.
res, despues de saludar al menor de
los reos, Antonio Acosta, sostuvo
con el la siguiente inteywieu:
-iQue tai Sc siente usted?
-Yo ahf; bien al parecer; es.
perando q yer que Sc hace conmi-
go.
-Ha recibido usted contesta.
ci6n al escrito que dirigiera al Co.
bernador?
NO seiior, no he recibido
NADIA; y ESQ precisamente me hace
con6ar en- que el Gobernador me
ORA antes de que Sc me lleve al pa
tfbulo.
-iY que razones presentaba
usted para solicitar que Sc lie con.
mute la pena de muerte?
-Pues TIN acta que hice levan-
tar ante un notario, donde hago
declaraciones fraucas y honradas
de 10 ocurrido.
-lPero que? ha confesado us.
ted 81 crimen!
NO es que 10 he confesado;
yo no he hecho otra cosa que decir
la verdad y acusar los verdaderos
autoreS.
-tY quienes son los verdade.
tos autores del crimen9
lie dire: hasta que consigne
en- acta mi declaration, guardaba
yo reserva en- este suceso, solo por
salvar a mi hermano Candido; asf
mismo es que viendo que yo no soy
culpable y acercandose el momento
de que Sc hos execute, yo he queri.
do hablar con claridad, pues no es-
toy dispuesto q sacrifcar mi vida
injustamente.
Los hechos han podido como
cerse antes de hoy, pero 20 nunca
pude prestar declaration solo, por-
que cuando Sc nos llamaba en- la
Corte de Distrito de Humacao,
siempre Sc nos hacfa comparecer q
todos juntos y ESQ me impedia q mi
hablar con claridad porque yo nun
ca me atrevf acusar q mi hermano
en- su misrna presencia.
La noche del suceso 20 dormfs
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Births Reported.

The following births were reported to the
health Office in the last twenty-four hours:
Warren E. and Eloise Clafiin, June 9, 1907.
male.
John and Nora Daily, June 2, 1907, male.
Henry and Alta Eberly, June TO- 1907,
male.
Charles F. and Lorraine DeLeon Gerry,
June 6, 1907, male.
Eugene and Estelle Richards, Ju-e 4, 1907,
male.
John and Grace Schaffer, June 8, 1907,
female
Harry and Thresa Safranek, June 8, 1907
male
dRumsey W. and Eugene J. Scott, June s.
VIM: H. and Elizabeth c. Butler. June g.,
1907, female.
John T. and Georgiana Brown, June s.,
1907, male.
Thomas and Florine Dyson, June 8, 1907,
female.
Frank and Marie Ford, June 4, 1907,
female.
Rudolph and Eva Jones, June 4, 1907,
female.
VIM. and Irene L. Oliver. June 2, 1907,
female.
Ralph c. and Beulah v. Pack, June 4, 1907,
male.
Oscar and Mary A. Proctor, June 8, 1907,
female.
John H. and Annie Ross, June A. 1907,
female.
VIM. and Maggie Smith, June 8, 1907,
twins, male and female
John and Minnie Southern, June 6, 1907,
male.
Robert and Mary Turner, June g. 1907,
male.
John and Amanda sr:ith, June 8, 1907,
female.
John W. and Gertrude B. Taylor, June 8,
1907, male
John and Eleanor Williams, June 10, 1907,
female.
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Deaths in the District,

The following deaths were reported to
the health office in the last twenty-four
hours:
Jerome Maynard, 65 years, the Grafton.
Laura v. Lieshear, 66 years, 1103 c
street southwest.
CHARLES B. Synes, IS years, 14O4 NJ street
Agnes Hodges, 70 years, Home for In
curables.
Jacob Rober, 10 years, Providence Hos
pital
James E. Price. 90 years, s12 9th street
northwest.
Arthur Ludewitzke, 65 years, 472 Penn
sylvahia avenue northwest
Walter L. Coffman, % years. Emergency
Hospital
Regina NJ. Spencer, months, HOP Mary
land avenue southwest.
Joseph James, q days. 610 Maryland
avenue southwest.
John Powell, day, 100 18th street north
east.
Infant of George w. and Pearl E. Cur
tin, hours, S14 Jackson street, Anacostia.
Albert Peters, II years, lie Benning
road, District Of Columbia
Infant of George and Fannie Coats Il
days, 415 street alley.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Ludovicius NJ. Fischel and Bessie S. Dan
iels.
John M. Pollen and Virginia NJ. Hoff-
man, both of Prince William county, Va
Archer M. Traylor and Anna L. Peed.
James II. Fritz and Elizabeth NJ. keane
John E. Atkins of Mineral, Va, and Allie
T. Seay of Glenora, Va.
Omeio Wells and Addie Wheeler, both Of
Wellington, Va.
George B. Sharp and Agnes NJ. Kaiser.
John F. Vermillion and Ethel n. Parker.
Isidoro Guerra and Matilda Belt.
Edward NJ. Bundy and Addie L. Jockey.
Frank P Goodwin, jr., and Kate NJ. Pyne,
both of Philadelphia, Pa.
William Brown and Lucy ]. Bicksler.
Robert Ward and Georgia Montgomery
Charles E. Roach and Anna C. Harley.
Edward w. Robinson and Ethel V. WASH
ington.
George w. Husuely and Mabel R. Shep-
herd.
E. Lyman Kolb and Emily NJ. G. Caps.
Henry c. Caruth and Jane d. Randolph.
John N Hornbaker of Manassas. Va,
and Mary w. Price of this city.
Walter A. Smoot and Julia Dorsey.
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Romance Ends in Marriage.

A romance that had it's beginning at Ben
ming track during the racing meeting last
fell was enGed, it is stated, Saturday even
ing when Miss Irma Trent Of LIST street and
New York avenue northwest was welded
to K. l.. Thomas. turfman Of New York
city The ceremony was performed by
Rev Wallace Radcliffe of the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church and was
very quiet affair. The groom Is stated to
be a prominent owner of race horses. Ac-
cnrding to statements, he first saw Miss
Trent in the grand stand at Benning and
shortly thereafter obtained an introduction.
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DIED.

ARIES. The remains of DANIEL Aries will be
taken from the vault and buried In Prospect
Hill cemetery on Wednesday. June IL, 1907,
at 8 o'clock.
BRANNIGAN. On Monday, June 10. 1907. FELIX
BRANNIGAN
Funeral services at St. Paul's Episcopal Church.
23d street and Washington Circle, Wednesday,
June IL. at IL am 1nterment at Arlington.
(New York papers please copy
GATEWOOD. At 2020 It'll street on June TO- 1907
ADAM GATEWOOD. aged eighty four years
KING. On Monday. June 10, 1907 at 1880 pm,
Mrs MAMIE B. KING, In her fifty lei hth
year.
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lilies of the valley, the brides favorite
flower.
Mr. William Whitaker was best man, The
brides mother was in white lace, and Mrs.
G. A. Whitaker, the bridegroom's mother,
in gray silk and chiffon,
A large party attended the reception
which followed the ceremony and lasted
from until 10 o'clock.
After a northern trip the couple will re-
turn here to live.
beautiful gifts The associates of Mr.
Whitaker at the National Security and
Trust Company presented the couple with a
chest of silver.
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THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
OF DIPLOMATS FOR
SUMMER TRAVELS.
The Lukens- Mullan Wedding Date Is
Set-Other Marriages-Person
Notes.

The Austrian ambassador, the Viscount-
ess Aoki, wife of the Japanese ambassador,
the naval attache of the German embassy
and Nine. Hebbinghaus are passengers on
a big liner leaving New York today. Baron
Hengelmuler will join his wife and daugh-
ter abroad, the Fiscountess Aoki will spend
this and next month in Germany with her
daughter and the other couple will remain
abroad all summer. The British ambassa-
dor is in Chicago to make an address and
to receive a degree, while Mrs. Bryce is
making a visit to a Connecticut friend,
prior to going to Intervale, N. H, where
the British embassy will be located this
summer. The minister of Norway and
Madame Hauge have also left town for
the summer and the French ambassador
and Nine. Jusserand have decided to sail
June p for France. They went to Rich
mond yesterday to view the sights Of that
city.
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Festival Postponed.

The Starmont Auxiliary strawberry festl-
val which was to have been given today
at the residence of Mrs. E. E. Stevens
Chevy Chase, has been postponed to Ihurs-
day June ID, from 4 to TO-
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The friends of Mrs A. Alexander Thomas
will be glad to hear that the critical point
in her Illness is past and she is slowly i'm
proving. Her mother, Mrs. George NJ.
Rowe, will remain in Chicago until Mrs.
Thomas is fairly on the road to recovery.
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Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish asked in her init
mate friends to her New York house yes
terday afternoon to see the wedding pres
ents of her daughter, Miss Marian A.
Fish. whose marriage to Albert Zabriskie
Gray takes today.
The presents include several rare pieces Of
ANTIQUE silver that have been heirlooms
In the Fish and Gray families Mr..
Fish gave his daughter a check, which was
not shown. Mrs Ffshs gifts are Of linen
and China. Mrs. Herman Oelrichs is repre-
sented by superb pearl dog collar with
diamond slides; Mrs. George Gould, a dia-
mond ring; white ostrich feather fan from
Mrs. Elbridge T. Gerry, an antique gilt mir
ror from Mrs. Clarence Nackey. a gold bag
set with diamonds and these last set
William d. Leeds, sapphire ring set with
diamonds from Mrs William X. Wander
bilt jr.; also a diamond-shaped sapphire
set with with diamonds, and these last set
again with smaller sapphires from Mrs
Harry T. Peters gold hatpin, with a
large, globe-shaped head set with diamonds,
was the gift of Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt
and there was a beautiful La Valliere from
the dowager duchess Of Manchester.
Other gifts were a dozen gold plates from
Mrs. James w. Gerard, a chest of small
silver from Judge John Clinton Gray and
Mrs Gray, a gold platter from Col ]. ].
Aston and Mrs. Aston tall gold vase from
Mrs. Alfred Vanderbilt a gold loving cup
from Mr.. and Mrs. Orme Wilson, besides
after-dnner coffee cups, handsome pictures
mirrors, dozen or more exquisite fans,
in point lace and gold or with nd-painted
silk and tortose-shell sticks, gold Dishes
silverware, antique japanese pieces, clocks.
including an especially handsome one from
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Symes Lehr and
silver coffee set from the servants in the
Fish household.
The marriage of Miss Emma V. Mullan,
daughter of Capt. John Mullan, and Mr.
George Russell Lukens of California will
take place Tuesday, June 49, and will be
a very quiet event. with only relatives pres
ent. The engagement of the couple was an
nounced the past spring. Mr.. Lukens Is
state senator of California.
The marriage last night at the home of
DIR. and Mrs. William S. Boyd of their
daughter, Mabelle Alouise Boyd, and Mr.
Wallace Adelbert Whitaker, was a beauti-
full event, which a family party looked
on with pleasure. Rev. Ross Fishburn Of
ficiated in the beautifully decorated parlor,
where pink and white peones were grace
fully disposed amid palms and foliage
plants. cluster of white bells was sus-
pended from the ceiling, under which the
couple stood for the ceremony. An or
chestra played the wedding music In the
bridal party preceding the bride and her
father to the presence of the minister
was Miss Frances Moughon Browning, maid
of honor, dressed in white net over pink
silk. trimmed with lace and ribbon. A
short veil of pink tulle crowned with tiny
pink rose buds and a bouquet of La France
roses were finishing touches. he brides
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MARRIED..

DOWLING-HODGES. On Monday. June 10, 1907,
by Rev. Wallace Radcliffe, ROBERTA NJ.
HODGES and DIR. THOMAS BOWLING.
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Mrs. Ruth Crosby Dimmick, who has re-
turned from Chicago and st. Louis, where
She has been engaged in literary work for
several months is at home at the Cecil
apartment, 18th and L streets northwest
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Mr.. and Mrs Charles Grimes have sent
out cards announcing the marriage OF their
daughter Wayne to Mr.. Aubrey Gibbons
Richmond Saturday evening, June 8. Mr..
and Mrs Richmond will be at home to
their friends after July 1 at Friendship
Heights.
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Mr.. and Mrs. R. Emmett Lewis and daugh-
ter Of New York city visiting Miss
Craigen at 1853 street for a few weeks.
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Mrs. Meyer and the Misses Meyer, the
wife and daughters of the Postmaster
General expect to leave the latter part Of
this week for Boston and their summer
home at Hamilton, Mass.
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Mr. c. Victor Craigen of Lexington is in
the city for a few days.
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maids, Miss Mary Barber. Miss Edith
Whitaker and Miss Eugenia De Land, wore
pink mousseline over pink taffeta, with
trimmings of princess lace. zach wore a
wreath of pink buds in her hair and car
ried pink sweet peas. The flower girl, Miss
Margaret Gates. was dressed in white Or
candle with white ribbons. and carried a
basket filled with pink flowers.
The bridal costume was one of the hand
soonest of the season. The dress was of
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Mrs. Julia Ware has been visiting her
relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Colley of this
city, after her visit with her relatives, the
Ware family of Boston, Mass, and is now
at her home, 1919 Spruce street, Philadei-
phia, Pa.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward p. WEIGH and Miss
WEIGH have gone to Atlantic City, y. ].
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duchess lace, trimmed with point de venise.
The tulle veil was crowned with wreath
Of orange blossoms, the same worn by the
bridegroom's mother at her wedding.
diamond brooch, a gift of the bride
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis Spencer of Oklahoma
are the guests of Mrs Bradley McDufhe at
Alton House.
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Mrs Lizzie George Henderson, president
general of the Daughters of the Confed-
eracy was entertained last evening by the
Mary Gusts Lee, jr, Chapter of the Daugh.
tiers of Confederacy OF AleNanarla; ,,,a Ag 1;s
trict division were invited to accompany
Mrs Henderson. The party was met al the
station in Washington by the superintena-
emit Mr. Joseph Colvin. in his private car:
accompanied by Mrs. James Alexander OF
Alexandria. the treasurer of the State dlvl-
sion. and Mrs. Marriott Hill OF AleXandrla.
The Washington guests included Mrs.
Ralph Walsh, president of District divi,
sion; Miss Mary Desha, Mrs. Archpald
Young Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Callaghan, MI.
and Mrs. streeter, Miss Mamie HEN tt, Ms MIS-
Mucare, Mrs. Rollins, Mrs. Wrenn, MRS.
johnson, Mrs. A. Adams, Miss Ada THOMAS,
Mrs. Alex McBarney, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bright, Mr.. and Mrs. Pltcher, MIS-. "orth-
ington and others
On arriving in Alexandra the party was
escorted by Col. Warfield to the Confeder-
ate Home, where Mrs. Henderson and party
were welcomed by a number or ola con-
federates and the Daughters of the Alexan-
drfa Chapter among whom were Mrs
Minnie Howell. president OF the junior
Mary Gusts Lee Chapter; Mrs. Mary Lee
LLOYD the honorary vice president or the
Senior Mary Gusts Lee Chapter: Mrs. Og-
den, acting president of the Seventeenth
Virginia Chapter: Mrs. Dabney Herndon,
vice president of Mary GUSTS Lee Nnap.ef,
Auxiliary; Mrs. Robert F. Downham, Mrs;
Shepardson, Mrs. Frank King, Rev; ana
Mrs Carpenter, Rev. Dr. w. s. flsher'
Miss Henderson, Miss Johnson, Miss Smoot,
ana a number of others. After the recep-
ton a sumptuous supper was served, the
party returning to Washington by private
Mrs. Henderson left today for stay in
New York.
Lieut. and Mrs. Tfmmons have returned
to this city and will spend several weeks
al the K street home of the Vice PRESIDENT.
Mrs. William H. Fisher and her daugh-
ter Miss Rebecca Fisher have returned to
their home on 1 street after an extended
trip through California and the yellow
stone.
The marriage of Miss Annie Summers,
daughter of Mrs. May A. Summers OF Al
Washington street, Anacostia, ana Mr.
William Leonard, will take place next
Wednesday, June 10. The bride !s,i is well ell
known in musical and social circles she
will be attended by the Misses Conner, An
derson, Frsholz and Melhorn. After the
ceremony the couple will take an extensive
III
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Secretary and Mrs Straus had Secretary
Root, Attorney General Bonaparte, Secre-
tary Wilson and Secretary Garfield as their
guests at dinner last night.
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Miss Julia Kaufman of Norfolk, Va, is
the guest of her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs Al
bert Sigmund of the Ashley, 18th and V
streets northwest where she will be pleased
to see her friends.
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Grand Annual Clearance Auction
by catalogue at Soan's, 1907 G ST., tomor-
row at II m. and pm, of high-class fur
nishings.-Advt
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Senator and Mrs. Lodge will spend most
of the summer at Nahant, Mass, where
they have a beautiful home. They may
leave for the north on Saturday
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Mrs Ben Frank of Baltimore is the guest
of her mother, Mrs. Charles Kaufman, Z4'l
18th street, for several days.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-01-12
IN MEMORIAM.

Lines on the death of Beatrice John
son.
Beatrice who was the pride of her
home,
Has left it never more to roam
While her steps viii there no more be
heard
She left behind consoling words.
She called the family to her bed
II am going to leave you, now, she
said,
~ viii soon be gone to the land SO
fair
Il want you all to meet me there.
Farewell until we meet some day,
Never again farewell to say,
To heaven, our everlasting home
The day of parting will never come. -
BY a friend, w. III. Brown.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-01-12
District Sunday School Conven.
ton

There VIII be district Sunday
School Convention held at Memorial
Church, South River Circuit, on Sat
urday night and Sunday, next. On
Saturday night Rev. G.. II. Mock will
deliver an address. There will be
open discussions on Sunday kSchool
topics On Sunday morning a sun
day School session will be held al the
usual hour aud at 1890 sermon will
be delivered by the Rev. Mr. Mock.
The chlldren's mass meeting viii be
held at 2 80 in the afternoon ana a
mass meeting at night. Everybody
invited
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-01-12
Lived Withou, a Stomach

II has been made public in Cincin-
natl. Ohio, that wylie Teamaugh, 81
former New York concert hall singer.
who died there few days ago sup.
posedly of consumption. had no stom.
ach- He had a freakish four-cornered
pouch on his chest. back Of his
heart, and the esophagus, or food pipe
connected with this pouch, and als'
connected with the heart. or, rather
the sack in which the heart lies. Wher
he died his heart was full Of food
This is the first case Of its kind on
record and surgeons are unable {,
explain how man could live IS years
in that condition.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-01-12
Annual Church Supper.

The ladies Of the First NJ. e.
Church are taking even more than
usual interest in the annual supper to
be held on Tuesday md Wednesday
nights, January 10 and l6. in the
lecture room of the church, State
Circle. A delicious supper will be
served for % cents. The menu will be
delicious one. and will please the
daintiest epicure.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-01-12
To Be Flagship.

The battleslip Virginia, now at the
Norfolk navy yard, is being fitted Out
as the flagship of Rear-Admiral G. NJ.
Thomas, who has been assigned to the
command of the Second division OF
the North Atlantic fleet, now in West
Indian waters, succeeding Rear-Ad-
miral Davis. The Virginia will sail
to join the fleet about February /.