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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-28
DE- DELEGAOOS
Session del dia 26.

muCnaS CarreteTOS, quleueS los
bueyes no les han obedecido, estro-
pearan 4 estos cruelmente a palosI
para hacerles caminar.
FL sefior de Diego expresa que
ambos castigos son crueles para el
buey.
FL senor Zeno Gambia impug-
ma esa reforma, senalando, como
ejemplo, el case de que en- la Ca
mara Sc habia va tratado sobre el
cambio de ejecuciones: el garrote
por la horca, y que habia pregun-
tado 81 ambos no eran igualmente
crueles. Dice que todo ESQ Sc evi-
taria llevando en- los carros la carga
expresamente necesaria para que
esos bueyes no tengan que hacer
resistencia al caminar, evitandose
asi el castigo. Dice que esa legis-
laci6n es inhunana y que no debe
aprobarse.
Ell senior Mendez de6ende el
proyecto. Dice Que el doctor Zeno
" el seiior Matienzo son mas papis-
tas que el Papa. Asegura que to-
dos los delegados que estan Ell la
lCamara, que conozcan los trabajos
del campo, no pensaran como di-
; chos delegados. Asegura que el
latigo lastima mas al buey que la
garrocha. Dice que el NAL estadc
de los caminos requiere esa medida.
Los sefiores Trelles, Bloudet y
Usera apoyan las Manifestations
del senor Mendez.
Sepropone la question previa y
es aprobada.
Sc pone a votaci6n el dictamen
de la Comision y 10 aprueba la Ca
mara por mayorfa.
Sc lee integrament9 el proyec-
to y queda aprobado por la Camara.
Sc da lectura al informe de Ia
Comisi6n de Agriculture sobre el
H. B. no 80, en- el cual introduce
enmiendas. Ell seiior Conception
10 impugna. El sefior Blondet de-
6ende Ell dictamen y recomienda Sc
aprueba. Puesto a votaci6n es
aprobado.
El proyecto es leido integra
mente.
Los sefores Guerra y Barcelt
introducen enn1iendas.
Los seiiores Conception y Solel
Sc oponen al proyecto.
Sc vota la secci6n I? Ounce
votos dicen que 81 y nueve que no
Entire otros votan en- contra los Sc
fores Muhoz, Matienzo, Zeno, So
Ter, Vihas y Acuiia.
! Sc lee el informe de la Conf
sion de Instruction P1blica, reco
mendando la aprobaci6n del c. B
/ 20, con enmiendas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-28

ANO A0DASAAO NA0SAoAOA OQbAS
el dictamen de la Comisfon, Sc po-
ne a votaci6n = Sc aprueba. FL
proyecto queda aprobado Ell segun-
da lectura.
La Comision dc Corporaciones
municipales informa, con enmien-
das, el H. B. 90. FL senior Bull
Lluveras pide Sc apruebe el dicta-
men.
Ell seiior Barcelo advierte que
los pueblos de Vega baja y Patillas
han solicitado que Sc les .incluya en-
la categorfa de segunda clase y no
como fguran en- Ell proyecto. FL
informe Sc aprueba. Sc lee el bill.
El sehor Bull pide que A1asco Sc
ponga Ell los pueblos de segunda
clase. FL sefior Barcelo hace igual
peticion para el pueblo de Patillas
y el seiior Guerra para el de Vega
baja. Tanbien solicita igual cam
bio para Juncos el sehor Barreras
y para Aguada el seiior Trelles.
FL senior de Diego propone
igual cambio para Camuy.
El sehor Muiioz propone que
solamente Sc conceda 10 que pide Ell
pueblo de Vega Baja, pero no asl a
los deAlas pueblos, aunque tiene
Ell ellos amigos que distingue. Es
necesario -dice-que Sc pida esa
alteration 1nicamente para aquellos
pueblos que 10 necesiten en- ST, por
su verdadera importancia. Esto-
agrega el seiior Muiioz -haria que
fracasase el proyecto.
Sc pone a votacion 81 el pueblo
de Patillas pasa 8 no "a clase. Que
! da derrotada la proposition,
Sc pone a votaci6r 81 Vega ba-
ia pasa a "a clase y queda apro-
bado.
Igual votaci6n Sc hace sobre
Arroyo y Juncos.
El primero es derrotado y el Sc
gundo aprobado.
Aguada y Camuy quedan en- ST.
lugar.
El senior Guerra propone que
esta ley no empiece a regir inme-
diatamente despues de ser aproba-
da, como dice el proyeoto, sino el
70 de Julio, pues tai cambio de ca.
tegoria exigiria iambien alteracio
nes on SUI administration y aumen
to en- el personal.
FL seiior Barcel6 esta conforit
con 10 que determine el proyecto,
secundado por el sefior Barreras
FL seiior Guerra retira su enmien
da. Sc aprueba Ell proyecto.
El senior Blondet pide Sc recon
sidere la secci6n "a del proyecto
10 cual Sc opone el seiior Barcel6
secuudado por el senior Santiago.
Sc acuerda la reconsideration
de la "a secci6n.
Sc pone a votaci6n 81 Patilla.
pasa 8 no a segunda clase y e.
aprobado.
El seiior Blondet solicita de Il
preSldenCla Sc plda al ComlslonadC
del interior informes sobre la fran
quicia concedida a la rSan Juar
Light and Transit Company sobr'
el servicio de caros electricos entr,
San Juan y Rio Piedras, para sabe
81 dicha empresa cumple 8 no su
compromises con el pdblico.
- -. El senior Tizol, impugna i
aprobacion impartial al Reglamen
to. Anuncia para la pr6xilna Sc
sion una enmienda.
El Speaker designa, como pre-
sidente de La session de la noche q
senior Zeno Gandia.
A petici6n del seiior Matienz
Sc levanta lasesi6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-28
Session del dia rs
(Coninsi5n)

Sigue el debate sobre el H. B.
28. sobre la creaci6n de escuelas de
artes y ofcios Ell Puerto Rico.
Sc pone a votaci6n 81 Sc recon
sidera 8 n6 el punto propuesto y
fue aprobado por mayorfa. Queda,
pues, Ia cantidad Ell 1900 dollars
como propuso el senior Georgetti.
FL seiior Barcel6 hace una en-
mienda, la cual Sc aprueba. Puesta
votaci6n, la secci6n II queda apro-
bada por la Canlara.
En- la seccion e hizo una en-
mienda Ell seiior Matienzo, que fue
aprobada.
Las demas secciones, con lige-
ras enmiendas, fueron aprobadas.
81 proyecto queda aprobado en- ?:
lectua.
FL sefor Soler solicita la recon.
sideraci6n de la secci6n % expli.
cando los motives de su petici6n
Sc aprueba la reconsideration.
Ell sefor Matienzo propone una
enmienda que es aceptada por el Sc
nor Soler y aprobada por la ca
mara.
OYden del dta
Sc da lectura al informe de IL
Comisi6n de Legislation, sobre la
enmiendas introducidas por el Con
seio Executive en- el c. B. IT,.
FL seiior de Diego propone que
Sc coicurra con las enmlendas y Il
aprueba la Camara.
Sc lee el informe de la Comi
sion sobre el H. B. AZ, en- el que e
Consejo Executive introduce en-
niiendas. La Camara 10 aprueba
Sc lee el H. B. SO, sobre cele
braci6n gratis del matrimonio civil
en- que el Consejo Executive intro
duce enmiendas. A propuesta de
sehor de Diego la Camara concurrt
con las enmiendas.
Sc lee el dictamen de la Conf
sion de Bene6ciencia sobre el H
B. 50, que Sc re6ere al uso de Il
garrocha y en- el que Sc introducel
enmiendas. 81 seiior Barreras in
forma acerca de las enmiendas in
troducidas POT la Comisi6n.
81 scfor Matienzo pregunta a
sehor Barreras, 81 el latigo, hasti
ahora usado, es mas cruel que Il
garrocha, pues mientras este no s.
le pruebe no podra impartir S,
aprobaci6n al proyecto.
81 sefor Vinas re6ere vario
Casos en- que la falta de una garro
cha, no solo ha perturbado la maj
cha de los carros, en- malos CAM
nos, siuo que ha dado origeu q gu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-28
N0TAS De PONCE
Gran festival srtistico On el
Casino. Los deIeaados do
los Clubs COmefclales.
ALOs vlQUEROs
Carretera de esta ciudad a
Penuelas. -lCuando prin.
cipian los trabsjos?

Febrero 26. 6.-Anoche veri6co-
Sc el concerto anunciado, en- el Ga
sino de Ponce, bajo la direction del
notable artista Paco Cortes.
Todas las pleas fueron ejecu-
tadas con maestrfa, obteniendo ca
da una de elias ruidosos aplausos
del numeroso p1blico ALI reunido.
Terminado el concerto comen-
z6 el bale que duro hasta bora muy
avanzada.
A. las ocho de la noche empe-
aaron a llegar los delegados de los
clubs comerciales de Boston, Gin
cinatti, Chicago y San Luis. Lie
garon los 1ltimos a la una.
Varios de ellos asistieron al
Casino y otros Sc quedaron en- el
Cafe, situado en- los bajos, excu-
sandose de no poder asistir a la fes-
ia por no estar en- traje aproposito
para clio.
Una comision del Casino baj6
al Cafe para saludar a .estos ultimos
|y dispensarles los obsequios que
correspondent tan distinguidos
huespedes.
Hoy q las ocho de la mana1a
embarcaron con rumbo a Panama.
Sc acercan a nosotros varias
personas deseosas de saber cuando
comenzaran los trabajos de la ca
rretera entire esta ciudad y el veci-
no pueblo de Penuelas.
A fines de Diciembre tltimo
Sc nos asegur6 que empezarfan Ell
los primeros dlas del mes de Mario.
va Mario Sc acerca y no vemos
preparativos ninguno para empezar
dichos trabajos.
(Comtinaa EFT la bdgina 81
drillos, de molde y construction de
bloques. Dado el entusiasmo que
reina entire los iniciadores del pro.
yecto, pronto sera una realidad.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-28

drillos, de molde y construction de
bloques. Dado el entusiasmo que
reina entire los iniciadores del pro.
yecto, pronto sera una realidad.
CoRREsPoNsAt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-28

A. L. BRocKWAY,
Director de Seccion Inteo. mr.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-12
NEWS in a NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News OF the Day.

THE WEATHER.
local Office, U. S. Weather Bureau,
Young Building.
Honolulu, T. II. June -, 1907
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-12
C)NEY ESTATE MONEY
70 Be DISTRIBUTED
LARGE SUM TO BE HANDED TO
THE HEIRS-VARlOUS COURT
MATTERS.

Judge Robinson today issued an or
der directing the distribution of $40, 900
of funds of the Coney estate. The or
der approves the accounts of Mrs. Co
ney and orders the distribution to be
as follows to the heirs, to the estate of
Mrs. A. A. Haalelea: IA to Mrs. Co.
ney; 1-3 including 1-12 that was due
the estate of w. H. Coney and 1-12
each to the following children: J. H.
Coney, Mrs. Mary S. Munroe, Mrs. e.
A. Monsarrat, Mrs. Renjes and Mrs.
H. Vos.
The Supreme Court this morning
heard argument in the appeal in the
case of Annie K. Woolsey VS.. Lee Let
and e. G. Winston. The appeal was
from the Commissioner of Private
Ways and Water Rights. ]. A. Ma
COON appeared for Annie K. Woolsey,
Wade Warren Thayer for Lee Let and
G. H. Olsen for Winston.
u. S. Judge Dole this morning heard
further evidence read in the Manchu-
riabel case.
A stipulation has been filed by the
neirs in the estate of Robert Love that
the Administrative, Mrs. Fanny Love,
will not be required to deposit any
bonds or to file any accounts in the
settlement of the estate.
H. G. Middleditch, trustee in the
Camara bankruptcy, and one Of the de-
PENDANTS in the foreclosure suit
brought by H. Hackfeld & Co., against
Camara ct al has filed an answer ask
ing for full proof of the claims of
plaintiff in the matter.
Defendants answers the libel divorce
brought by Tokumoto VS.. Keonaona
Tokumoto. Defendant consents to q
prompt hearing of the case.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-12

matters of interest will probably come
up for consideration. In the absence
of President w. NJ Giffard from the
city, vice president, J. F. Morgan will
preside
]. Carlo Pawn Co buy and sell all
monds. Fort street, opposite the
Convent.
Antoine Rodrigues was today ap-
pointed administrator of the estate OF
Mary Rodrigues, under bonds of S1O9.
The order to show cause directed to
Mrs. Jesse Kaae, administrative of the
estate of Margaret Carter, deceased,
was today discharged by Judge Robin
son, as she has filed her final accounts
and petition for distribution.
The trial of the divorce suit of Mrs.
Maria Bush Leleiwa against Kama La
leiwa, was continued until tomorrow
by Judge Robinson this morning.
The matter of the estate of Antine
Rodrigues was continued until Satur-
day at a. m. by Judge Robinson this
morning.
Answer has been filed by certain
minor defendants and other defend
ants, in the case brought by Kalama
Rodrigues ct al VS.. Antoine Rodrigues
ct al The suit was bill for part1-
ton.
President Pinkham of the board OF
health announces that he will not con-
sent to any individual wash houses
being permitted about the city. He
insists that the washing be done in a
central and sanitary establishment
He says that if piece of land at a
reasonable cost is offered, he can gel
sufficient capital to be advanced to
erect a central wash house.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-12
TO FIGHT THE PLAGUE.

LONDON, May 1.-THE DAILY MALI
says:
AT the Royal Horticultural Hall in
London there are at present 10000 900
pills, 100000 cakes of soap, 500 gal
Ions of perfume, 1000 gallons of medi-
cine, and two tons of vermin poison.
This represents the thirteenth Annual
Chemists Exhibition.
"One of the most interesting exhi-
bits is Ratin, the new rat poison. The
poison, which is harmless to human
beings, consists of a pasty substance
inoculated with bacillus, discovered
by Professor Neumann, of Aalborg. A
rat which consumes sufficient to cover
pins head, will not only die itself,
but will infect every other rodent of
its kind with which it comes into
contact.
This preparation has been chosen
by the Indian Government for an in
teresting experiment in the extermina-
ton of plague in India. A thousand
large cases are to be despatched, and
five villages will be selected for a
test. 1t is hoped that if the rats are
exterminated the plague will disap-
pear"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-12
LONG DIS lance
ALAMEDA ALOHAS
OCEANIC BOAT LATE IN GETTING
AWAY FROM QUARANTINE FOR
SAN FRANCISCO

Long distance farewells were said
when the o. S. S. Alameda left for the
Coast this morning shortly after IL
o'clock Love may laugh at locksmiths
but he cannot laugh at quarantine I'M
less he wants to spend fourteen days
on the little fat island in front of
Honolulu's map and the last kisses be-
tween friends close enough to kiss had
to be thrown from finger tips from
the end of the Fort street wharf to the
Alameda's side as she lay at the quar-
antine wharf.
The Alameda was supposed to sail
at 10 O'Clock, but, since the necessary
but inconvenient quarantine, she has
not once gotten away on time. I'm
usually she has been from thirty to
forty minutes late, but today she was
over one hour behind time in making
her getaway.
People who went down to the wa
ters-edge to see the San Francisco
liner take her departure at first went
on the Oceanic wharf, from which the
launches bearing passengers left from
$3.50 o'clock up to the hour of the
steamers departure. On the Oceanic
wharf the Hawaiian band played for
all it was worth. Hidden in the Gee
anic shed its music, while appreciated
by the departing while they were say
10 hofr
friends on the wharf, could not very
clearly be heard aboard the Alameda
as she lay at the quarantine wharf.
Nevertheless the spirit of the thing
was there and an Alameda departure
without Berger's band would not be
the correct caper, even if the band had
to go into quarantine and the instru-
ments had all to be fumigated before
the husky musicians could blow them
selves.
What drew comment from the crowd
was the fact that the Matson S. s. Hi
lonian, also going to San Francisco,
should be drawn up alongside the Gee
anic wharf, taking passengers too, II
you please, while the Alameda was
hauled off lonely by herself in the
stream alongside the quarantine wharf.
But, as at the Balaclava charge, theirs
mot to reason why" and, after the
manner of American crowds the folks
were good natured and said good bye
on the wharf before the passengers
boarded the launches and then hiked
to the sun-burning foot of Fort street
to wave handkerchiefs and parasols
and hats at the indistinguishable con-
glomeration of human countenances
along the Alameda's port rail. This
they expected to be able to pull off at
10 o'clock sharp, but patience had rea-
son to be more than a virtue for they.
those who had the nerve, had to stand
1t out until after II o'clock, with the
sun getting nearer the center of crea-
ton and hotter the while.
The Alameda took away 1900 tons
OF cargo, most of it sugar. The mail
was not put aboard until a little while
before sailing. The Waterwitch and
other launches handled the passengers.
Steerage passengers, of which there
were about 1872, nearly all Portuguese.
were taken over to the quarantine
wharf yesterday and fumigated and
Kept aboard. First class baggage was
put aboard this morning.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-12
MILLER DROWNED
WHILE FISHING
LOST WIFE YEAR OR TWO AGO.
LEAVES THREE SMALL chill.
DREN.

Charles Miller was drowned while
fishing at Anahola, Kauai, last Satur-
day evening between z and 8 o'clock
The body was recovered at O'Clock
the next morning. A year or two ago
Miller's wife died. He leaves three
small children.
On Sunday at p. m. the funeraI
was held and interment occurred near
the place of the accident.
Miller in some unexplained manner
fell in while looking for fish.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-12
Low prices at New England Bakery. +"

Sugar took a slight drop today.
Band concert at Aala Park tonight.
A petition for discharge of bankrupt
appears in this issue.
Sweeping reductions in every depart
ment at Sachs annual clearance sale.
Largest and best stock of wall paper
in this city at Levers and Cooke. Ltd.
e. K Bull, manager of Oahu Plan
tation, has been in the hospital quite
i'll, but is recovering.
The cable brought word yesterday
that John Humberg is the father Of
daughter, born on June IL.
Two good games of baseball are on
for Saturday Rams VS.. Diamond
Heads and St Louis VS.. Punahous.
J. B. Castle has applied tor regis
tered title to the Ahupuaa of Kapaka,
adjoining DR.. Carriers place in Koolau.
The Odd Fellow memorial services
will be held on Sunday afternoon at
2:3O D. m.
Hawaiian Lodge will hold special
meeting this evening. Work in First
Degree.
Large stock of fancy playing cards
at the Hawaiian News Co., Ltd. New
pictures and designs.
Keep your jewels, silverware etc, in
safe deposit box. The Hawaiian
Trust Co., Ltd., will rent you one for
so cents a month.
All Hoy was held to the Federal
grand jury by United States Commits
sioner, F. L. Hatch Monday on
charge of adultery.
The Advertiser Office has decided not
to print The Referee. Editor Ayres
will look up another print shop less
squeamish," he says.
Ask your dealer for these leading
brands of straight genuine Kentucky
Whiskies-"Old Kentucky" and "Old
Watermill" Bourbons and Normandy"
Rye.
Dengue has paid visit to nearly all
the Kekaha homes. At Fayes the
whole family was down at one time
Most of them are recovering now,
however.
Peter Tosh, the we'll known and
popular street car conductor, who has
been enjoying vacation for the past
two weeks, expecting to visit the coast
has changed his plans and will remain
in Honolulu.
Among the passengers on the Hilo-
nian for the coast this morning is
Miss Annoy Amin, who expects to be
gone for between six months and
year, travelling in different parts of
the mainland.
This hot weather just takes the life
out of everybody. And we should be
thankful there are such things as cleo
trio fans. Phone Main 800. Hawaiian
Electric Co. Ltd.
j. j. Dunno, as attorney for WAIKIKI
Heleluhe and Kehakakoi Kealohapau-
ole, in their several suits against the
Honolulu Rapid Transit and land
Company, has filed his bin OF excep-
tions on appeal.
Julia W. Castle has leased from the
Mormon church, LAT acres of land
at Laiemaloo, with its fishing rights.
The lease is for 10 years and the rem
tai is $40 yearly.
The attention of school teachers and
clerks is called to the special summer
excursion rate offered to the volcano,
in another polumn. An exceptional
opportunity is offered to visit the
greatest natural wonder of the Pacific.
The weekly meeting Of the Promo
ton committee will be held this week
on Friday, at l o'clock in the after
noon, instead of Thursday, at p. m.
as usual, owing to the inability of sew
eral of the members to be present at
the regular time.
The Chamber Of Commerce will hold
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-12
WITH A COMB
OR HAIR BRUSH.

This press was made by CottreIl and
formerly used in the Star Office. II
Is In first-cIass condition and will be
sold at reasonable price, This Is an
opportunity to secure a press at a
small cost.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-12

Fine Job Printing. star once.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-12
S. S. MAUI ARRIVES.

The S. s. Maui Captain Bruhn, ar
rived this morning at 1854 o'clock with
5000 bags of Papaaloa sugar and 800
bags of Kukaiau sugar, 2S bundles of
hides, "a bags OF coffee and case OF
eggs,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-12
james f. Morgan,
AUCTIONEER AND
BROKER.

S47-S57 aahumanKu Sc. Tel. Main 70.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-12

The trespass case of Leong Pung, ct
al VS.. Leong sau, ct al was continued
for three weeks today by Judge Robin
son. The case Is In the process OF set
Element II Is stated.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-12
Official Temporarily in Charg

sUGAR: June II, S.s125 cents a
pound or $76.25 a ton; last previous
quotation, June 7, 3.s6 cents pound
or $77.20 a ton.
LONDON BETS: June 10, shil-
lings, 1912 pence; last previous quo
tation June 4, shillings, II IA pence.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-12

temperatures at a. m; s a. m; ~
d. nj and morning minimum:
70; 79 so; 10.
Barometer reading; absolute humidity
GRAINS per cubic foot); relative hu-
mildly, and dew point: AT 8 a. m:
70; 299S; 6.467; 81; 65.
Wind: Velocity and direction at a.
M; s a. M; 10 a. m; and noon:
rs; 6, r; 8, Ne; 10, NE.
Rainfall. during "a hours ending a.
M: None.
Tota, wind movement during "a hours
ending at noon: 15l miles,
c. r. DENYING,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-12
Hawaiian Star
RACERS FOR HILO.

When the Kinau sailed today for
Hilo and way ports she took along
Colonel Spaldings string Of four
racers from Kauai to enter the Fourth
OF July races at Hilo.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-25
Woodmen Dance a Success.

The dance given by the Modren
Woodmen last evening proved to be a
grand success both financially and
socially.
The merry throng that graced the
occasion report il 70 be the best social
affair the city has ever witnessed
The hall was decorated ia n most
unique manner, being lavishly draped
in crepe and tissue of red white and
lavinder with large bells and flower
creations suspended from the hangings.
The orchestra platform was laborately
arranged with house plants and carna-
tions, Offset with the symbols Of the
order presenting a spectacle of taste
and beauty most delightful 10 behold.
The music furnished by Dewey !
orchestra was an entertainment in IL
self. IL was the rendition ~ the
choicest selection Of the most popular
and up. to-date pieces. The many
favorable comments turnout the even
ing evinced the satisfaction ~ all who
had the pleasure Of listening 10 the
equisite strains. In this Mr.. Dewey
manifested his good judgement which
shows him to he leader of ability
VINO deserves u place in the front ranKs
of his profession.
AT "A late hour a cheerful company
OF nearly two hundred persons sat
down to a sumptuous repast served ON
the stage by Mrs Morrell and her
corps Of assistants After refreshments
dancing WAS again resumed and the
Joyous crowd tripped the light fantastic
till the small hours Of morning,
Everything considered. the affair
marks an epoch in the social endeavors
IF the city. IL il n credit 10 the order
ana will long be remembered by all
who had the good fortune 10 attend
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-25

We made mention some time ago 81
the accident that happened TO the
daughter OF John Carlson wnen sha
was shot in the neck ~ smaller
brother. The bullet seemed 70 affect
the muscles controlling the right arm
and the little one lost the use Of the
arm altogether.
Little Agnes FIodstrand took pity
upon the unfortunate girl and canvass
ed the city for a subscription TO a fund
10 send the girl away to have the
afiiiotion removed and succeeded in
raising 5000 Later on they came to
the conclusion that DR. Stevens could
do the work and he went at il with
the result that the little one il entirely
relieved The money raised was turn
ed over to the Doctor