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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-26
PrOgreSO teIef0niCO.

Aver fuimoB llamadoB & uno de los
spAratos telef6nicoB de esta redacci6n.
PerCihimoB una VOC clara, expressive,
como 81 q pocos pasos de distancia fue'
ra emitida que nos dijo:
-HeIIOI..,.....Saludam & "La Co.
ErespondenCia."
-SQuien habla?-preguntamos.
e. Presidente. e...,"...
Ell plesidente Sde que?
Ell preSidente de la Comp .ffa de Tsl6'
fonOS de San Juan.
-iAhl-exclamamos-Usted -i estS ha'
blando desde muy leios2
-Sf, desde 30 Kilometres de distancia.
HablamOs & ustedes desde Toa B4ia. Una
ComiSi6n ha veuidO inaugurar el servicio
telef6nico entire San Juan este pueblo.
La Correspondence" felicita & esq
comisi6n por ell buen exito de gu trabaio
- contestamos.-La montura de esa lfnea
pRrecs muy bien hecha. Su VOC SO oye
con tanta clRridad como 81 eatuvierR usted
nuestro lado. Esperamos que pronto
pueda comunicarss ola Correspondence"
coz teda Ia isla, gracias al gran impulse
que este Gtil Servicio estSu dando usts.
des
La Conferercia termin6 y nos eS grato
participar al p6blico que Ell servicio tee
f6nicO entire San Juan Toa Bsja est6 va
q su ordsn, graciaS q Ia actividad de Ia
Compailia de telefonos.
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CONF ERENClA PEDR ]
g0gica en- Cayey.
HeEm0s0s temaS fueiOn 0bjetO de-
discussion.
De nuest, 3 aorrssponsaL)

~ s +
Abril 25.-Ayer lleV6se & efecto Cd los
amplios salones del ssHarrison School, =
la primera conferencia pedag6gica.
Presidi6 81 superintendente de CaguaB
MI. Richard.
Asisti6 q comisionado de educaci6n, ell
superintendente ahistant daT distrito, II
juDta escolaT, 81 inteligenta cuerpo de pro.
fesorea do aquf y IL Cidra v algunos pa
dFes de fami.ia.
Los tema6 fueron los siguientes: Promo.
moci6D: discipline IA ensehanza on in.
gl6s en nueBtras escuelaE.
III pFimero fue desaTTollado por 81 pro-
fssor sefiol Polo. Hicieronle obieCi0nes
81 Beii1r Gonzalez, 81 senior Puente y 81
seioT supt. de CsguaB!
ConBumi6 Ell segundo tema el edueacio'
nista Mr. Cebolero, leyendo IN exeelente
trabajo. Hfzole algunas obieciones d Befior
CordeTo , refut6le 81 aeior Vazquez.
AbieFtO 8 discussion este tema, terci6 el
sefioT Polo, aclarando 81 verdadero concep'
to de IL discipline y modo de conseguirla;
critic6 como ridfcnla Ia creancia de que
rigor es discipline. Particip6 de 50 opinion
81 presidents
FL tarcer turno fu6 consumido por Ia
encantsdora intelligence se1orita Rubio,
Ia que di6 lectura 4 un preciouo trabaio,
verdadera f igrana. No fue obietO de
discussion. Todos mostraFonse conformes
con 10 eSpuesto por ella.
El ioven Miguel Gsrcis, leY6 un bien
meditado trabajo en- 81 cual censur6 agria.
mente 81 proceder de algunas juntas.
Cerr6 con bFoche de orc 81 Comisionado
con IN sgaffco discurso.
lezR no sean repetidos menudo.
Nueatra fsliCitaci6n todos.
Dfcese que d competsnte zapatero
don Tulio Hoyo, ser6 designado para
ocupar una vacante del Consolidate.
Verfamos con gusto que fuese cieTto este
nombramiento por ser Hoyo, un laborioso
y honrado joven. =
En- 10 entrante semana BerSn colocados
en- ID plaza los nuevos bancos reCibidoa de
San Juan.
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Han celebrado 81
u l&marss unas suutuosas festas,
donde ca buena lid han lucido rus fueTzaB
demostrando que amboS contendientes Sa
ben hacer busn usn de sus deTechoS.
Mieptras en- Ia Ig'esia cat6!ica SO cele'
braba Ia Salve solemne con ls orquesta de
Juana Diaz, Ia Iglesia metodista celebraba
RuB cultop; ALA hablaba desde la CStedra
del EspiTitu Santo ell P. Celads, ac& el Sr.
Elpidio de Miar, sobre 10 que constituye
Ia verdadera Igletia de CEisto. FL sermon
GedicatoTio fue pTedicado el domingo por
ia mafiana por el seflor Manuel And1JaT,
quien hsbl6 sobrs los principles fundG
mentales q. el Temple EvaDgelico repTesen
to, ,d6ndose en- Ia tarde del domingo las 2
r. m, uu "meetiug" en- la plaza p6blica On
81 que el senior de Mier, prob6 una yes
mas suB vastoB, conoCimientos, Tatificadas
mas mas en- eI sermon del domingo 8
p. M, probando con citas evangelicas que
Ia Iglesia 80 edifc6 sobrs CristO. En- todos
los actoS de la Igleeia Metodista tomaron
parte 81 superintendente doctor Haywood
Rev Stevenson 81 Pastor de Cayey Mr..
Humphrey, y Rsv. Penzotti.
Sin duda alguua una de las Procesio.
mes mas bonitaB ha Bido la que celebraran
los cat6licos luciendo Ia imagen del Pa
tFiaTca San JcAe en- Ia tarde del domingo.
Adrian aquelIa manifestation. 10. To-.
fnidad dc nifias con ARGOS de hDreB y
30 correspondence estandarteB 20. Banda
infantil tocando un himno que cantaban
las nifias Befioritas. 30. Estandarts
del Coraz6n de Jes6s cuyas cintas llevaban
rlARn \ L. lASgs,
PuEa Rodriguez de Santiago, de Coamo,
con acompsfi4miento de los cofrades 40.
EstandaTte de San Jose, IIevadas sus Gin
taB pOr las sefioras Go1a Maria MaTtfnez
ue Escslera doha Francisco Rivera de
Pont, precedidas de Bus cofrades. So. Ell
Santo Patron, llevAdo sobre sus hombrea
por j6venes y Beiiores de esta buena Bocie'
dad. s.. La parroquia compuesta por los
Rev, P. Celada, Rodriguez de Barrog
PaEsalaqua. 70. M6sica de Juana Diaz
y acompafamiento
NuestEa usta y merecids felicitaci6n &
Jos Sacerdotes CitadOS y directories de estoB
Rctos. .~
--LucidoB rssultaron los dos bales que
Ia soeiedad de Este Celebrsra en- las noCheB
del a6bado y domingo ppdO. con motive
del celebramiento de sus fsstas patronaleg.
---Tauto la iglesia cat6lica como la me-
todista eStuvieron llenas de bote en- bote,
como suele deCirse en- las nOches dias del
H&badO , domingo.
-POr iniciativa de los prOtestantes Sc
encontraba hssta aver en- este pueblo ell
doctor Gill y Ponce de Leon, reconociendc,
recstando y Curando los enfermos pobres
tauto caa6licoB como proteAtantes, habiendo
recOnocido unos 80, q algunoB de los cuales
30 le suministraban medicinas gratis por
el citado doctor. Nuestras felicitacionea
y gFacias en- nombre de mis- convecinos
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En- esta imprenta - Yends papsl de ps-'
ri6dicO vieio { o2.OO Fds 48kiios (asn ouin.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-26
Sensible talIecimientO en- Ponce

Un joyen muy inteligente y laborioso,
estimadfsimo en- Ponce por sus pTendas de
caracter, que sran On realidad muy valio
sas, falleci6 anoche en- la ciudad del sur:
81 sefioE Ramon VAndo.
Muy sentids ha SidO esta desgracia por
log numerOsOs amigos con que contaba Ell
meritfsimO joven, tanto en- Ponce como en-
otFas ciudades de La isla.
Enviamos nuestro sentido pesams & to-
dos aua familiares.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-26
HiD6drOInO de San Juan
S 700 DE PREMIOs
PARA Ell 2s DE ABRIL
$3.50 De PREMIos
EscAPE DIsTANoIA PREMIos

NOYALas recibn Ia
art % abriendcselos pgos
di6ndose inscbir aballo de Ell
pIREcTVA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-26
PARA PONCE

Mafiana sale para Ponce, por fsrrocarril
81 joven artista don Eustsquio P1ials, que
ha pasado en- esta Ciudad. .en donde goza de
muchas simpatfas, suna Corta temporada.
Buen viaje deseamos al estimado com.
patriotan
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-26

La corte de distrito de los E. T. en-
Puerto Rico, le impuso l afo de Presidio
con trabsjoB f .rzados al sastrs Fernando
Benitsz, por 81 de!ito de hu to de caYtas.
EI procss 1dO ha iugreSadO en- 81 prssidio
cumplir Nu condenR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-26

EN- ia Correapondencia de Puerto
Rico, Allen 81, hay de venta TeCibog t.
lOnarios para cobro de alquileres de casas,
fanEas On met6liCo y con firmas, declara-
clones le naCimientO, defunci6n , csrtifcR-
ci6n mediCa. .-..-. D.
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RETREfA

Programa de las piszaB que tocar6 esta
noche On la plaza BaldoriOty, la banda de
Ia polieis inBular.
10. (Estreno) March ''Tudependeneia'
p. Overture "PafagrsfF IIr' supp6.
81. Gran selection De IL opera ala
Fora del Dsstinon Verdi.
A.. (Estreno) YaIs de ConcieItO ''Mas
riposas' Duefio.
s.. Two step Raglan Rawlings =
Travis.
S.. Danza " Perlas de mi Patria =
Campos.
Star spangIe Banner"
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-14
DENIES THAT 1T
is BEING CONSIDERED

There has been Mt no time any
thing definite upon which to base the
claim that the Colorado Electric and
Hydraulic company of Colorado
Springs which filed articles of incor-
poration here II few days ago as an
nounced the same day they were filed
by the Sentinel, expects to build an
electric railway in the city and
through the valley.
Sensational reports have been sent
to the Denver papers to the effect that
the company is behind such n pro-
ject and in fact is about ready to do
business. Such reports are without
any material foundation and can
hardly be expected to do the section
any good.
A dispatch from colorado Springs
states that when Henry II. Hine, OF
Colorado Springs. one of the leading
incorporators of the company was
questioned regarding the report that
work would be started at an early
date upon an interurban line in this
county, he declared that there was
no information to be given out about
the company's plans but that he could
say uuthfully that such n project is
not heing considered by his company
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-14
sultorium sells fireworks.
Beacon $500 hats-Loenler's.

Beacon $500 hats-Loeffler's.
When you want to take a drive
these fine days go to Barton and Ter
riell, Fifth and Colorado, best equip
ped livery barn in the city. Good SER
vice at all times.
The past few days have been pret-
ty quiet days at the office of the
county clerk and recorder so far as
the reception of new Instruments for
record is concerned
The musical composition "saleski
that won the prize at the State Fed
Grafton of Woman's Clubs, by Mrs
Mary Weir Ribinson of the local or.
ganization. is now on sale at Vor.
beck's and at the Mesa Paint and
Wall paper store, at 339 Main street
The first edition is limited.
Free booklets on old Mevico in
connection with the special excur.
slons to Mexico City. the Colorado &
Southern is distributing some hand.
some illustrated literature. Ticket:
at half rates will be sold April 25th
to May 18th. June 18th and June
goth to July 18th. good for 30 days;
stopovers in both directions.
T. E. Fisher. G. p. A,
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-14
WILL GO AFTER THEM
The State Meat Inspector Determined
to Stop the Sale of Tu-
bercular Meats.

Since the recent charge on the part
of men in position to know that there
is much tubercular meat being sold
in this part of the state, the people of
Grand Junction have been deeply in
terested in any move TO prevent the
sale OF diseased meat
Word comes from Denver that since
the attorney general rendered his de-
cision some time ago to the effect
that the state meat inspector did not
have the power to enforce his orders
against tubercular meats the depart
ment OF state government has to use
a slang expression been up against
it" and where it has made examina-
tions and the people refuse to abide
by the orders they might issue they
have been unable to accomplish as
much good as they hoped. However.
the attorney general held that this
power to enforce orders laid with the
state board of stock inspection COM
missioners and at its next meeting
Secretary Lamb will bring before the
board the proposition of condemning
all cattle found to be suffering with
tuberculosis by the state meat in
spector.
If this order sticks. the condemned
cattle can be done away with.
1t is probable that brand made
from the letter at" will be used and
all cows found to be suffering with
tubercular trouble will be branded on
the forehead with the letter "T''
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-14

Call and see the single harness that
C. p. McCary is giving away as q
prize for the best box of peaches
any variety.
Today James Whitley, the well
known fruit grower of the High
land Park country, sold to E. Clinton
Russell a small tract of land near the
Whitley ranch for the consideration
of 81, 500.
Colorado avenue between Fourth
and Second streets has been greatly
improved in appearance during the
past two weeks by cutting down many
trees and the laying of broad con
crete sidewalks.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-14
Cherries Are Shown
CBx Associated Press.l

Denver. June IA magnificent
branch of Royal Duke cherries from
Palisade Colorado. were brought to
the city yesterday by John Stanton, of
Canton. Ohio. who has been spending
some time in the Grand valley, and
who expects to make investments
there The cherries attracted much
atte1rion
Mr.. stanton declares that the Pali-
sade fruit growers are shipping g.
900 pounds of cherries from Pali-
sade oaiIy. He states that one ranch
man will clear nearly $1,000 an acre
on his cherries this season.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-14
ENTERTAINED THIS AFTERNOON

This afternoon at her beautiful
country home, the Mcintosh Ranch
near the city. Mrs. A. T. Kraft enter
tanned large party of lady friends
Cards and other amusements were en-
loved. The luncheon was exceeding
ly pretty in its service and delicious
in its menu.
The home was prettily decorated
for the happy occasion.
Mrs. Kraft is most delightful
hostess and the party of this after
noon is one of the prettiest and one oil
the most successful functions over
which she has ever presided.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-14

OFFICE RooMS-In the Sentinel
block, On or about October 1st 1
will have for rent six suites of
rooms, modern in evry particular
Two suites will contain two large
rooms each and suites will con-
tain 2 rooms each of smaller size
All well lighted. These rooms will
have modern conveniences, acces-
sible to two toilets located on
second floor and heated with steam
and supply of hot and cold water,
in each room. Apply to I. N. Bunt-
Ing.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-14
Scribes In A Row
lRx Associntcd Press.l

Fort, Collins. June 14.-Policeman
Biers was arrested this morning
charged with making an assault up
on F. p. Shepardson, city editor of
the Morning Democrat. Biers claims
that the newspaper man had been
prosecuting him through his paper
and when they met this morning a
fight cnsued.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-14
stein-Bloch clotne. at Loenlers.

Charles c. Knowles is helping out
in the county clerks office.
Special Excursions to Mexico City.
The Colorado 6 Southern offers half
rates to Mexico City and return: tick
cts to be sold on April 25th to May
18th. June Sth to 18th and June goth
to July 18th; good 30 days: stop
overs in both directions. Full in
formation regarding Mexico on ap-
plication.
T. E.Fisher, G. p. A,
Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-14
RACE
HAS BEEN
WON
nRr Associated Press.)

Hamburg, Germany, June 14.-The
winner of the automobile race for
Emperor Williams cup today was
Navarro.
He made the 312 miles in five
hours, thirty-four minutes and 20
seconds. Hautvast was second and
Michel third. Ninety-one cars com
peted. German. French. Italian,
English. Austrian and Swiss.
There were no American entries.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-14
THE ADVERTISED LETTERS

For week ending June 3. 1907:
G. w. Van Anken.
Ike Lawrence CD
Willie Fooler.
w. c. Carter.
James Brown.
George Barmette.
David S. Allison.
A. J. Eggleston. Jr.
]. Coburn.
e. Nicholson.
]. Remeize.
j, NJ. McGregor.
Mrs. Isaac S. Turner
Clarence Yark CD
owen Smith
o. d. Hoag.
Mrs, Lottie Tomson
II. II. Long.
Frank C. Shaffer.
Everett l.. Roberts.
Mrs. Ethel Phares
e Mesick.
Elsie Kisper.
C. r. White.
C. w. Steely.
Mrs. c. w. Stuly.
A. Myers.
Bennett Limbaugh.
Albert Sazson.
Mrs, NJ. Wall.
Norman Taylor.
Manford Otool.
Otto Mallon.
Rosie NJ. Perkins.
Mrs. Lide Lewis.
Lottie Morris.
Mrs. Lottie Hancock.
Joe Lock.
John Roper.
Jessie Steely.
Joe Wilcox.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-14
Engineer Is Killed
lRy Associated Press. }

Trinidad. Colo, June 14.-While
rep drIL the air hose of his engine
this morning Thomas stellane, Colo
RADIO and Southern engineer, was run
down and killed instantly.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-14
He Meets His Fate
CBy Associated Prcss.)

Norfolk, June 14.-John Harley
negro murderer. was legally hanged
here this morning in the county jail
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-14

You'll find Hart Schaffner and Marx clothing not
in looks, but right in making and in style. There
nobber than blue serge suit 1t is appropriate for all
always looks swell We show them in the famt
Schafner and Marx make $4,000 1t is getting war
for straw hat. We have endless variety in sailors
crowns at prices that right.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-14
Women Burn
CRv Associntcd Press. J

Wy S7'7''I
Cincinnati, June 14.-Three wom-
en- were burned to death this morning
in fire that destroyed four houses
on Harrison street.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-14

FOR SALE-At bargain, big heat
ing stove and six hole Home Com
fort steel range almost new. In
quire 44O N. 18th street or Phone
Black 262.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-14

FOR SALE-or TRADE or HIRE
One extra heavy work team, wagon
and harness. Joe W. Rozzelle, 220
221 Fair building.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-14

coin purse, contains
ticket, small amount of money. Re-
turn to this office.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-14

Scissors to grind, umbrel-
las to mend. Lynch 201 Main
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-14

FOR RENT-Two rooms for light
housekeeping, one single room. In
quire at Fairlawn 317 n. First St.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-14

FOR RENT-Five room house, mod
ern. Apply at 533 Teller.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-14

WANTED Several good milk cows
Phone Black 452.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-14

FOUND-The only lawn mower grind
er in the city. Lynch, 201 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-14

WANTED-work by day or hour. Ap
ply 429 Rood.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-14

CHERRIEs-For sale, Phone Black
1925.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-14

FOR SALE-A modern five-room
house. This will be a bargain, at
III West White.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-14

FOR SALE-Furniture of 14-room
lodging house rent $500. Call
400 Colorado avenue or phone Blk
1892.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-14

FOR SALE Typewriter, s25. Rem
ington No. 3 Boston Shoe store.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-14

DIRT FOR SALE-Can sell dirt for
filling, also want good carpenters
Apply NJ. C. Ramsey 1860 Grand
Red. 1874.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-14
CLASSIFIED WANT ADS.

FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. modern,
Apply at 145 Rood ave.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-14

T. E. Fisher. C. p. A.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-16
"BUCK" HOPKINS SOLD
TO ST. LOUIS TEAM
Phoebus Baseball Player Lands in the
National Leaoue-Was in the
State League.

Mr. w IL IIOnkts, known to Wiz
g'nin fandom as Buck Hopkins, who
has been playing this season with
Nicksbure, Miss. was ON Saturday.
sold by NickshWg to the ST. Louis
National League team.
Hopkins Is a Phoehus hoy and the
announcement that he has finally
landed in the National League will
bring joy To his hundreds oLadmircrs
on the Virginia Peninsula He played
last season with Norfolk and was con.
sidcrcd one of the hest players IN
the Virginia League II was then pre-
dictcd iha few years would see him
in the big league,
When tho Norfolk team sold Hon,
kins TO Hartford, Conn, at tho u
ginning OF the season this year his
friends predicted success for the phoc-
hus man. However. Hartford ddn't
give Buck Il Glance and within two
weeks aftor joining the Hartford nine
was sold TO Nicksburg for SS00. st,
Louis started a man through the Cot.
ton states League looliiiug ior await,
allie timber and an offcr was made 20
Nicksbrg for Hopkins, The deal was
finally consuInn&itcd last Friday ANA
II Is said Vickshurg got $1,000 for the
phoehus lad
According to the St Louis papers
HOPKINS is considered an immense
find by the Cardinals of that city lie
has had remarkable batting record
and his field work has been snperh.
Since Joining Nicksburg Hopkins has
looked after right field He is also 4
fairly clever twirlcr
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-16
Physician Said 10 Have
Been A Burglar al Night.
Ills ARREST REVEALS DUAL LIFE
Makes Clean Breast Of Allie is Re
l,ported to Have Confessed to Double
@ Life and win Throw 4imeclf on the
Mercy Of Court.

der
seyIEsvILI.E, PA. July l5.-IIay
AS'i' more than year led a Dr,
ssll ana Mr.. Hyde existence steal
by night and practsine 49, in oc-
dst by day DR. benjamin lIoibroofs
West Brandywino township. has
epnlessed many small mrsarics aud
9eaiuw in Westohustcr jnil
As the osculist is we'll connected
mud seems to truly ponicut and as
ne has made n clean breast OF his
gnilSdoings, the Pennsylvania Rail
sronds detectives who succeeded in
drsswing the mask from the man have
decided TO ask for u light sentence.
The doctor will appear before next
quarter session admit his many faults
and his strnngc double litt ANA throw
himself upon the mercy of the court.
lt ia said that Hobrook while os.
tcnsihly living u most respectable life
ms struggling young practitioner IS
known to have committed ut least
eight bnrglarics II may be- that he
mas been guilty OF moro ollcnscs thnn
I mis- bat he says not and has CON.
viuced the nrost'ng Officers that he
tolls the truth
Iiolbrook kept his owl, horse asl
buggy. in order te respond when called
! iii oyc cases AT night hc drove long
distances from home tied his rig In
{ the woods and then went forth as n
burglar The particular therts thar
proved his undoing We're al Wycbrook.
on the Downingtown nnd New Holland
Railroad and At Bnckrun, u small stu.
tlpn on the Pomeroy branch of the
[ lsS.snsylvania.
in each OF these small places Or.
ilnlprools broke into The p lroad sta
tlon in the dead of night stealing MI
the niilchge and other railroad tickets
! the change out OF tho cash drawer
aud even such heavier articles as u
'ftypewrlter and copying press.
3 Dr. fiolbroob used one OF the stolen
s mileage tickets for two months after
u w;ss missed by tho railroad II was
sint tnltcn up. but l4nallN Mhnl llc trici
A.tn sise a second mileage ticket from
tthesto,en package it was lifted" aud
sent into the railroad offices at Broad
lastreet station and Investigation ended
4 'in his arrest
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-16
GOOD SHOWING OF
The DIXIE HOSPITAL
II tho Old Directors and Officers are
Elected Again-Rcports OF the
Secretary and Treasurer

The annual meeting OF the l0ard
inlprnorators Of The Hampton
3ralning School for Nurses ana Dixie
ssllsIitnl was held on Wednesday af.
,snoon, July ,. An the resident
a mhess, save one, were present
1 he reports of the secretary and
N surer show on the whole the year
sAesla MAY Slst the sixteenth in The
Vie OF the institution has hcen n
sosnerous one.
h The number oi(nurses in training Is
Airtr- The Same as last year.
3Althongh the number OF patients
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-16
FosTER.cuNNlNoHAM.
Hampton Couple Married in Norfolk
On Saturday Afternoon.

Miss Lucetta Cunningham. the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs S. 5. Gun
ninsham, ana Mr.. John A. Foster n
member OF the Carpenters union.
were married in Norfolk Saturday.
Following the wedding Mr. ana Mrs.
Foster went to Danvillc to visit the
formers parents
II is expected that the couple will
return 10 Hampton within "A short
while To make their home
MISS Cunningham is quite well
known In musical circles. being n
singer in the choir of the Hampton
Baptist church.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-16

Though neatly all the metals have
risen in price. mercury has fallen.
This is due. says the Engineering ana
Mining Journal TO The deciin" OF the
process Of pan.amalsamation for
working silver ore. Gold mines uti.
lie very small Quantities of mercury
The two great consumers are China
and Japan, where it is utilized foi
manufacture of vermilion ana cXplo
sivcs of secret composition.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-16
HAD NARROW ESCAPE.
c. D. Smith Rescued Veteran Minoh.
er From Buckroe Surf.

William Mincher, of Company n,
National Soldiers Home. had n mar
row escape from drowning Mt Buck.
roo Reach Sunday morning. AIincher
was in bathing at the time and in
some manner lost control OF himself
while in very deep water. Officer c.