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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-10-01
THE NEW McGRAw BUILDING
New Jersey stln Leading I'm Electr,-
cal Industries.

New Jersey still Leading I'm Electrj-
cal Industries.
New Jersey electrical engineers are
taking good deal of interest in the
forthcoming use-warming of the en-
o NOUS new building in New York
erected by James H. McGraw, of Mad
ison, for his several technical publica-
tions, the Electrical World Engineer
and Street Railway Journal, and
others of special interest to the sew
eral sciences of engineering. Editor
Thomas Commerford Martin, of the
Electrical World Engineer, says that
the building is big enough to give
r Dom for all the friends of the paper
to move around in all the house warm
lag. But quite as a matter of fact, a.
though the building is fourteen stories
high, it is certain that the New Jer-
sey workers in engineering trades who
esteem Messrs. McGraw and Martin,
could fill that building so full that
Brother Martin would think that the
crowd was packed as closely as sardines
in box. Time was when all the men
who knew the art of electric lighting
and power used to meet in little
f ftctory in Newark. Nearly all Il e
elrly installations, like the Paris
Grand Opera House, the palaces of
the kings of Europe and of the Mikado
of Japan, were all carried out by en-
gineers from Newark, as was tt e
lighting of the first ships Of the home
and of foreign navies that adopted the
incandescent light. To-day this coun-
try alone makes $275, 100000 worth of
electric lighting and power apparatl S
in twelve months, and the industry
within this country employs in all it's
branches more motive power than was
used for all the Industries of Great
Britian, France, Germany and the
United States century ago.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-10-01
wEnsTER-w1LL1AMsoN.

Miss Charlotte r. Williamson was
married on Wednesday evening to Rev.
Emery d. Webster at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. @. E. Williamson,
on Western avenue, Rev. William Rus
sell Bennett, officiating. There were
no attendants and only relatives and
close friends Of the contracting parties
were present. Mr.. and Mrs. Webster
started on wedding tour and will
make their home at Suffern, N. ".
where they will be at home after No
vemher 25. The groom Is the pastor OF
the Presbyterian Church Of that place.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-10-01
A ribute from
a Wel1-known Musician

1t is the artistic and tonal excel
lence of the Lauter Piano that has
given it its high place in the opinion
of literally hundreds of Americas best
known musicians. 1t is because we
have not been satisfied with ordinary
high-class standards, but have created
a standard of our own, that the Lauter
Piano wins the warmest approval of
musicians everywhere.
In "The Lauter Piano Book" "a
bound volume of 100 pages that we
present to those Interested we repro
duce the letters of vast number of
people of musical distinction, all testi-
flying their highest approval. To-day
it is our pleasure to show here letter
that we recently received from Mr..
Josep M. Cavallo, the widely known
Musical Director of Proctor's Theater,
Newark:
September S, 1907
Lauter Co., Piano Manufacturers
Newark, New Jersey
Gentlemen:
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-10-01

Rally Day at Baptist Sunday school.
Sunday was rally and promotion day
at the First Baptist Sunday School,
There were six graduates from the
junior to the intermediate department
and eleven from primary to junior de-
partment. Exercises consisted of BIZ
BILE drills, recitations, singing and the
presentation of diplomas. Rev. 0. G.
Horsman giving the junior graduates
their certificates, while Superlnten-
dent Egbert Of the school presented
those 70 the primary graduates. The
school is sixty-tive years old this sea-
son and special mention was made OF
that point, /. II. Pierson, who has
been connected with the school for
the greater part OF that time making
a welcoming speech. An exhibit Of
the work OF the pupils Of primary and
junior departments was feature.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-10-01
Tho Matinee Races.

The Morris County Road Drivers
Association had matinee announced
for Saturday afternoon and managed
to complete one race and part of ar
other before the downpour. 1t was
decided to call the one heat a race.
In "a match race between s. MitcE-
ellis chestnut gelding, Edward NJ, and
L. A. Waters black mare, Gertrude
MacGregor, the latter carried of the
honorS.
$50 AND $40 TRor.
Lucille Merriam, b,m., A. Trimmer, |
Johnnie Harvard, ch, &, ii. w.
Armstrong, > 4
Emerol, hr, X, Thomas Holmes, 3
VAnXte, b, ", William Wilson, 4
Time aS34, 2;sS.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-10-01
WEDDING BELLS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Fl. Messenger was the scene of quiet
wedding on Wednesday when their
daughter, Ida Christina was married
to Eugene Beal Peirsall, of New York
in the presence of relatives The off,
ciating clergyman was the Rev. VIM.
Hunkel, of Passaic. Miss Lila M. .
Messenger, sister of the bride was the
maid of honor and William j. Merwin,
of New York was the best man. The
four ribbon girls were the Misses
BasSett, Quackenboss, Eagle and
Ha es, all of New York
The bride was dressed in white silk
trimmed with old lace and carried a
bouquet of orange blossoms. Her at
tendants carried pink roses. Mr.. and
Mrs. Peirsall after a wedding trip will
be at home in NewYork after Oct. 10.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-10-01
MORRIST0WN'S HORSE SHOW

Opened Thursday with Fair Weather,
Fine Exhibits and Good Attendance.
The Morristown Field Club Horse
Show was held a week earlier than
usual this year in the hope of getting
three days of clear weather. The
heavy rains Of the first of the week
added to the hope that the last days
would prove fair, but Saturday brought
the usual conditions, although fortu-
nately for the box Office receipts, the
rain did not start until many specta-
tors were present and the events part
ly run off. The other two days were
beautiful as far as weather was con-
cerned.
Saturday also brought an accident,
which, while no one was injured as a
result still caused considerable excit-
ment. After the rain started the box
holders and others as well took refuge
in the boxes and aisle in the rear.
Without any warning the box occu-
pied by Otto H. Kahn went down and
after it six more boxes. A general
rush was made for the scene of the ac-
cident to see if any body was injured,
but fortunately the floor went down
easily, and as the drop was only thirty
inches, no one was scratched. The oc-
cupants were helped out of their un-
comfortable places and sought refuge
in the other boxes, while workmen
started at once to put in some extra
bracing to support the added weight.
Saturday brought two events of un-
usual interest, the four-in-hand class,
the only one of the. show in which
there were only two participants, Otto
II. Kahn. and A. Fillmore Hyde, the
former securing the blue ribbon. A
feature of the contest was the require
ment Of a five mile drive, the course
being down Madison avenue to Kit
chell avenue and return.
The class for fire horses also brought
many spectators, the Resolute Fl. g.
L. team secured first place with the
Summit Chemical Engine team second
and Independent Hose Co., third.
Another new feature was the re-
quirement in the farm team class that
the team should be tested on starting
a stone boat loaded with concrete
blocks. The test resulted in the
breaking of two traces when the load
was lightened. The winner was B. O.
Chisolm with John M. Dillon, second !;
Spping Brook Farm, third and John
Ritter, fourth.
The winner of the greatest number
of ribbons was Otto III. Kahn, who
had many entries. Miss Mabel Hooley
secured many of the prizes, while the
Westchester Farms had the lead in
jumping classes with five horses en-
tered.
Others who secured ribbons for their
entries were J.. w. Ogden, G.. G.. Ere
linghuysen, Miss Frances Humphreys,
Mrs. G. B. Mitchell, M. N. Foote, Ar
thur Whitney, t. Tower Bates, Miss
Betty Throckmorton, Miss Helen H.
Jenkins, Miss Maud Kahn, G. Fl. Kim
nicutt, DR.. Kinnicutt, Alfred Macy, G.
M. Ward, A. M. Guerin, FL. w. Arm
strong, A. f. Hyde, Thomas Dickson,
Miss Helen II. Jenkins and the Misses
Dorothy, Elizabeth and Winifred CHS
olm. The tradesnen class of course,
was local and was won by Rutan Bros.
with Acker, Merrall & Condit Co. Sec
ond Hill & Carson third, and Smith
8 Foster, fourth.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-10-01

Memorial services Ia honor OF the
lite u, Wlllls James viii be held at
Assembly Han, Madison, this wednes.
day evening, octoher and, at Y o'clock,
The Rev. William Russell Aennett ana
the Rev IN q outhhert Han, presi.
dent OF the linton Theological Semlns
AIRY, New York city viii make The
addresses, A eaFdial Invitation Ii ex.
tended 10 the citizens ei MoEFlstowA
DO attend thla meetlAg
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-10-01
al tNhnNh Anln.

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Zap.
tlst Chuseh win have a sale OF aprons
and fudge at the residence OF Mrs,
Oliver Q. Iiogsmsn, 70 early street, on
the afternoon and evening Of wedneS.
day, octobeE eth, Should the weather
he favorable, there win also b sce
ef am aud lemonade cut on The lawn.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-10-01
rwen,y-rnlrd Annual Reualon.

The twenty-third annual reunion Of
the Alumni Association OF the Morris.
town High School will DO held IN AS.
soclation uall, on Friday ayovenlng, Oct.
4th, ID being q reunion OF the classes
OF ~, 's7 and 'p7, The speaker Of the
evening will DO Isaac Franklin Russell,
Ds q, T., J, D., LL. r., u member of
tho faculty Of New York University
Law School, Ills topic viii be iSeme
American Ideals, and al DE Russell
h d gifted speaker An interesting
meeting Ii assured,
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-10-01
September S, 1907

| cannot refrain from
writing you to say how
much | admire the beauti-
full Lauter Piano that has
lately been purchased from
you for this theater. Ever
since we have had it, it has
been a pleasure to play
upon, and | think that in
beauty and power of tone,
in fine balance of scale,
and in all things that go to
make an artistic piano, it
is perfection itself.
I have used countless
pianos during my profess
sional career, but never be-
fore have l found a piano
that pleased me in every
respect as this one does, for
tone qualities particularly.
Please eaccept mywarm-
est congratulations.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-10-01
THE WEATHER RECORD.
Meteorological Conditions in this Lo-
cality for September.

meteorological Conditions in this Lo-
cality for September.
Through the courtesy of Messrs.
Williams, Proctor & Potts we are ena-
bled to give the weather recotd for Sep
tember, 1907:
Total rainfall during month, 10. .92 in.
Maximum temperature, 81 deg.
minimum 60 40 "
For September, 1906;
Total rainfall, I.SS in.
Maximum temperature, 90 deg.
Minimum 81 :"
2.60 inches fell from 3 D. m. Satur-
day, September %, till 10 a. M. Sun
day. September 20.
We are informed by Mr.. Potts that
the average yearly precipitation in this
section is about sixty inches, while
that of the Mississippi Valley, shut in
by the mountains, is about one-half
that amount.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-10-01
Come Here and See the
LAUTER-HUMANA

No one can see and play upon the
LAUTER-HUMANA, our magnifi-
cent player-piano, without being de-
lighted with its wonderful quality and
efficiency. This enthusiasm is reflec-
ted in an amazing increase in sales;
people are beginning to insist upon
owning a LAUTER-HUMANA who
formerly were satisfied with an Up
right or Grand Piano.
With the LAUTER-HUMANA
anyone can play, and play with all the
spirit and haman-like quality in the per-
formance of a virtuoso.
This piano can also be played by
hand in the usual way.
We can take your present piano
in part payment, and arrange to re-
ceive the balance in small sums month
by month.
We mail catalog on request. But
come and play upon this magnificent
instrument for yourself.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-10-01
A tNommla.lon n,,cn.a.

The Importance OF always being on
your Job Is illustrated by the expert
ence of enc o. The sewer commission
esS who took a vacation OF week and
on returning home fen intoa ditch dug
n his absence.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-10-01
oREssY RnINEsMrrn.

Miss Augusta Rhinesmith and Pen
jamin r. Cressy were married by Rev.
Ralph Il. urmy at the parsonage OF
the NJ. Il, Church last Thursday. MIR.
and Mrs, Cfaesy will make their home
here after q trip to Boston and other
points Ia tho Eastern States.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-10-01

Yours sincerely,
(Signed) JOSEPH M. CAvALLO
Musical Director Proctor's Theater, Newark
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-23
POR $50
Sc vende in plano de POGO uso
Informaran Luna 1o2.

de critica musical y amena llteratu-
ra. Ultimamente era colaborador
asfduo de ola Correspondence MI
litars y uno de sus mas distinguidos
cronistas.
En- Santiago Sc ha verl6cado
con toda solemni lad el acto de des
cubrir Ia laplda enviada por los
santlagueses RESIDENCES en- Ia tep1
blica Argentina para perpetuar el
recuerdo del sablo catedratico de
Medicina sefior Maximo Teijeiro,
rector y senador que fue por aquella
Universidad.
A la procession elvica, aslstie
ron los escolsres con los estandartes
de todas las facultades y una CONT
sion del Ayuntamiento de Monfor
te, de Rdonde era natural el 6nado
La procession Sc dirigi6 al edl-
fcio de Fonseca, donde Sc halls
instalada la facultad de Medicin;
y en- cuya parte O:ste Sc habia CO
locado la lapida, que descubri6 c
rector, eiecutando la m1sica i
Marcia Real.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-23
AOTAS De ESPI0I
Estreno de una obra
del ilustre E insig-
ne Rspronceda..
UNA lOvEN CRIMINAL
Fallecimiento de un coronel
de artillerfa.- Lapida
commemorative.
UNA IOveN CRIMINAL

En- casa de dofi2 Laura Esco.
sura de Martos Sc ha dado lectura
ante uu adltorio de literatos 10
tragedia inedita de Espronceds, Ell
ciuco actos y en- verso, sBlanca de
Borb6n.s
Almorir doha Blanca Espron-
ceda, hija del poeta, en- cuyo poder
estuvo muchos af(os, pas6 el origi-
ginal & manos de su hlja Laura.
La obra, escrita en- los es-
culturales endecasflabos del autor
del sDiablo Mundos, sera refundida
por Rueda y Dlcenta para ser re-
presentada en- el Rspaiol el IS de
mario del aho que viene, centena-
rio del cantor de Teresa.
-Dlcen de Cadiz que Isabel
Fernandez, joven bellfsima, ha COM
parecido ante el tribunal del jura.
do en- aquella Audlencia acusada dc
haber dado muerte q su padre.
Los movies del hecho son de
tai naturaleza que han producido
general compassion para Ia proce'
sads.
81 pdblico que asisti6 q la Wis
ia fue muy numeroso.
FL AZ del mes pasado fallecit
en- Madrid inesperadamente, de III
collapse cardiaco, el coronel de arti
Iberia = brillante escritor sefior VI
cente Sanchfs.
Llevaba alg1u tempo enferm'
del est6mago, pero va habia entra-
do en- Ia convalecencta. Fl di'
anterior 4 su muerte salio con 81
hija en- coche a dar un paseo,
cuando regresaba, ajeno Sh actitu'
levantisc1 de los estudiantes, u
grupo que habfa ante la puerta d
la Universidad apedre6 su carruaje
Sanchis sufri6 el consiguiente dis
gusto, y al llegar a Casa Sc agravt
Por la tarde, a las cinco, murio 70
deado de SD farnilia.
La muerte del coronel Sanch'
siguifca una baia considerable e
el periodismo. sauchis habla hech
estimablc el seud6nimo de sMi:
Teriosas con muy notables trabait
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-23

Habra nada menos moralmen-
te estetico, pongo por case, que dar
por hundldo q un mandatario cual-
guiera en- virtud de ia! 8 cual vlaje
y &c tai 8 cual llamamiento pro-
clamar el fracaso y regocijarse por
10 mismo, para que despues resulte
que no ha habido nada de ESQ, Y
que el fucllto pr6jimo dlvulgador
de Ia version Sc acerque al manda
tayio triunfante diciendole conmo
vido:
-aSeiio1ia ilustrisima: me ale
gre de que haya listed fotado con
tods felicldads
Por supuesto, son tan escasos
los que asf Sc eqAi0ocan, que pode
mos estar tranquilos, 8 menos In
tranquilos, ante el tenor de que Sc
compliquen mas a1n nuestras natu
tales cavilaciones.
No haya tenor de que Sc bus.
que en- el case un nuevo achaque
para reforzar el regateo del gobler-
no proplo
Sc ssegura que los polftlccs
oportunistas andan hondamente
preocupados con las cuestiones que
ocuyren en- el Extreme Oriente.
va hay quIen pretenda tenel
lazos de parentesco -un parentesce
fantastico, que Sc pierde en- Ia no
che de los siglos NADIA menos gu,
con el Conde Okuma, famoso esta
dista nippon,
Ia que calenta,se los sesos col
estas cCsase
No viste blen ESQ de abrir E
raraguas antes de que caiga {
sguacero, y por IN chaparr6n gu
no caela.
Todo por la salida de la escua
dra del Pactf O
lDicen ellos que hahra guerra
Pues no la habla,
No aclertan nj una
ESTILETE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-23
AGRIDULCES
Para LA DEMOCRACIA).

81 gob.rnador Post ha dicho
que tieue nuchos amigos en Ia isla.
Y ha dicho una gran verdad.
Casi todos los puertorfiqut nos
son amigos suyos.
Pero hay que hacsr una peque,
ia distinction.
Tau pequefia, que en- NADIA
desluce su simpatlco sserto.
Y es que algunos, muy pocos,
no 10 son.
Sino que 10 parecen.
#**
Pe1tenecen los tales los ami
gos de mentijirillas "A la muy estl
mable famllla de oportunistas poli-
ticoe, que Sc acogen invariahlemen.
te al a1bol que da mejor sombra,
In que por ESQ dejen de echar pes
tes al ramaje protector en- cuanto
10 ven por los suelos.
Son de aquellos que Sc humi-
Ian ante I'm hombre cuando le ven
poderosoly Sc ensaiian con e 81 lie
gaia estar caidc.
Pero el goberhador Post es de-
masiado inteligente para no como
cerlos y saber como son.
Porque juegan tan nal y tan
NAL que ensegulda Sc les ven las
cartas y como aquf vlvimos casi er
familia. i.
Resulta que no Sc puedcn ha-
Ger brillantemente clertas cosas.
FL papel de cortesanos no G:
tan facil como a primera vista pare
ce.
No todo estriba ell la elasticl
dad de la coLclencla nj EN- la fexl
bilidad de la espina dorsal.
Hay que tener olfato de perr'
perdiguero para oler de donde y e1
quienes caen los nombramientos
las cesantias, q fu de no teners
que emprendey una serie de rectif
caclones, potque en- este ofclo com
en- todos Sc requiere tanbien S
dignidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-23
AOT|C|AS GENERATES
En- TN desaflo de Base
ball.s--TumultO Ocu-
rridO en- Ponce.
UN MATRlMONIO
UN MATRiHONIO
Celebrado en- Ia Igle'ia de
San Francisco. .-Sobre
limpieza pdblica.

En- el desafio de baseball,
celeb;ado en- Ponce, entire los alum
nos de la High School de aquella
cludad y de la High School de San
Juan, ganaron estos 1ltimos por
una carrera. Inf6rmasenos que
despues del triunfo obtenido, los
alumnos de Ponce Sc volvieron con
ira los de esta capital, arrojandole
piedras y formandose el consigulen-
te escandalo.
-Anoche contrajeron matri
monlo en- la iglesia de San Francis
co los estimables j6venes sefi' +
Salvador G. Lopez. sargento de la
policla y Ia agraciada seforita Ge-
noveva Vidal. La boda Sc celebr6
luego en- la casa de Ia desposada,
en- Santurce.
Deseamos a los j6venes esposos
todo genero de fellcidades en- So
nuevo estado.
FL inspector de- llmpieza
pdb!ica municipal, seiior Ramon
Llovet, ha hecho circular el 81.
guiente aviso entire el vecindario
aSegdn ha sido costumbre er
ados anteriores, de orden del seiioi
Alcalde, Sc recomlenda al veclnda
rio que no coloque en- las GALES 10,
zafacones de basura Ell las noche
de sNoche Buenas, visperas d
sAho Nuevos y de aReyess, par
evltar que sean volcados tales zafa
cones. Estos deben sacarse en- i
, mafiana siguiente de dlchos dias, e
las primeras horas para ser recogi
da la basura en- los carros del servi
cios.
En- la Iglesia parroquial d
San francisco recibl6 aver el agu
del bautismo el gracioso niio O.
: car Gonzalo, hijo de nuestro amig
, y correligionario sehor Coma
}. Diago Rodriguez y de su esposs
lnteligente profesora sefiora GU
; dalupe Calder6n de Dlsgo.
IS Fueron padtinos del acto nue.
e tro amigo Y tambien correliglona
4. rio el Lcdo. ssnor Rafael Loubri
|. cueto y su distinguida esposa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-23
Depdrtamento del Interior

Debiendo procederse pot la Divl-
sion de Terrenos Pdbliccs, d fines del
prosecute mes, al deslinde y mensura
de los terrenos pertenecientes a pEl
pueblo de Puerto Rico en- los termi.
nos municipales de Yauco y Guaya.
nilla, Sc suplica 4 todos los propieta-
riss colindantes con dichos terrenos
Sc sirvan prestntar al JEFF de Ia pre-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-23
f. NATASzO
DOCTOR EN MEDICINA
Y CIRUJIA7

OcULISTA. -Ex.medlco au.
xiliar de Ia Clfnica oftalmol6.
gica, que 4 cargo del doctor
Barraquer existe en el Hospi-
tai de l. Santa Cruz de Bar.
celona. Consultorio exclusive
para afecciones de los oios.
Tetuan "a, (cerca del Tea
tro. - Horas de consultsl
De 9z12 de IL mahana, =
Gratis 4 los pobres, de 8 IS
de la maian2. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-23
ESTILETE.

citada Division los titulos y demas
documentos que aerediten sus propie
dades, cuando para clio fueren reque-
tidos San Juan, P r., dicienbre -
de I9o7.-Laa0yaA6e II. Gtahame. Co.
misionado del Interior. 80
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-23

DJ~ Volvemos a supllcar a los
suscritores di5ectos que aun no Sc
han puesto al dia en- Ia administra.
cl6n 10 hagan a la mayor brevedad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-23
ECOS DEL EXTERIOR
Soldados negros, reti-
dos del servicio mi
litar.- Debate.i
CUANTlOSA FORTUNA
Reclamation al Ranco de In.
g'aterra.-Los manuscri-
tos de la Blblla.

Dicen de Washington que Ia
resoluci6n de Roosevelt, de retirar
del servlcio mllitar a las tres COM
padias de negros que Sc amotina-
ron en- Booensvill, Estajo de Te-
Jas, el afio pasado, fue aprobada
por q Comitk del S.nado, que en-.
tiende en- asuntos militares, por
siete voto contra tres.
Sc entablara con motive de tai
resoluci6n, un gran debate en- el
Senado.
-Comunican de Lonires que
Ia ex emperatriz Eugenia, madrina
de Ia reina Victoria Eugenia, ha ul.
timado su testamento, y en- el lega
una suma cuantiosa al Principe
Asturias, suma que, 4 la
edad de este, sera de ma de
deracl6n. ~ mas de
La ex-emperIendo estar
modo asegurar txach del or
cipe, protegiena
bio de diuastia oposibles r.
clones.
-Dicen de San Petersburgo
que 400 millones Sc eleva Ia suma
| que al Banco de Inglaterra reclaman
los descendientes del gobernadcr
dol dlstrito Norte de Kteff, qultn
en- ,722 deposit6 una suma, dep6-
sito pagadero q la vista, que nunca
fue reclamado y que ahora, con los
iatereses acumulados, Sc eleva &
tin fabulosa cantidad.
-Participan de Roma que por
) raz6n de los grandes gastos que
ocasionara la adquisic,6n y busca
en- las librerias de Europa, de los
manuscritos de la Biblia, el Papa
Pho X ha escrito una carta & los
prelados, diclendoles que espera que
ontinua en- Ia b6gina 5a)
1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-23
Dr, JacintO Zaratt

Medicina,-Cruiia.-E Enfermedades de ninos. s.-Parto.
OcuL1srA della aCnica Oftalmo6gica del sHoelDieus de
PARIS Consultas de l 3 p. m.-RAFAEL CoRDERo lLu'
IA 1927