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Attention TeamSterS.

First class alfalfa hay. low prices
rings. 1876
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III. d. Martin. of AUX Vase. Mo-,
came in last night on a prospecting
visit.
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Russell does boiier work.

Mrs. c. H. Hale and Miss Wilson
il the old stand of the Evans board
ing house, at 314 n. Richardson, with
a full line of bright, stylish goods.
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See the real Jade Belt Pins at L.
B. Boellner,- the Jeweler and Optician
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NEW YORK BANK RESERVE
Sill INCREASING

New York, Mar. 21.-The statement
of the clearing house banks for the
week shows that they hold 37,424,
450 more than the requirements of
the 25 per cent reserve rule, an in
crease of $6.750,375 in proportionate
cash reserve as compared with last
puSeoJ 3ooe ,...,,o. u,o-l, 1o+f
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E. c. King came up from Hagerman
this morning on business
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THE NIGHT RIDERS
KILL A FARMER.

Carlisle, KY, Mar. 21.-A band of
night riders early today shot and
killed Harlan Hedges. a farmer, seven
miles northwest of here. This is the
first murder committed by the night
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FOR RENT Several good modern
houses, also a ranch of 40 acres.
close to town. Phone 279 or call at
211 West 4th. t2
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Prof E. A. Haggard was here from
Lake Arthur today on business.
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Horse Shoeing, $3.50 Now.
l have an exclusive horsesnoer and
,an do the best work in the Pecos val
ey. Come and be shown. r. F. Cruise.
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Walter w. Elliott was here from
Dexter today.
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Record Want Ads. Get Results.
ALBUQUERQUE BOOSTERS
PRAISE PECOS VALLEY

Special to The Daily Record
Albuquerque, N. NJ, Mar. 21.-The
members of the Albuqaterdue trade
excursion, were banaueted by the cit
izens last night, and discussed shs-
Pecos Valley at length. The principal
address was made 10y DR.. Tight, of
The Territorial University
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For the latest in footwear, see us,
Sti1e Shoe Co., 3rd and Main.
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Fried

Fried
Spring chicken for Sunday dinner
Shelby Hotel.
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Bruce Jones returned this morning
from a stay of several weeks at Ho
Springs, Ark.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Brown arriv-
ed last night from Martinsburg, Pa,
to join Mr.. Browns father, jerry
Brown, who lives seven miles up the
Hondo.
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George J. Helmers, travelling man
for furniture house, went out over
the auto route this afternoon.
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Mrs Roderick Slower left this NOR
nIng for Albuquerque, her visit here
with Mr.. Slower being cut short by
the news that her children have the
mumps. Mr.. Stover is superintendent
of the Albuquerque Water and Pow
er Co. and of the Roswell Electric
Company.
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Mrs Haydn Croft returned last
night from a four months visit with
her father and sister at Willard, N
NJ.
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Santa Fe Schools Closed.
The public schools at Santa Fe
have been closed on account of an
epidemic of scarlet fever.
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Correct legal blanks Record Office.
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The Official Score:

*Game ended with two outs in the
ninth.
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1t is reported that Editor VIII Rob
insonss child has scarlet fever.
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Spring chicken.-shelby Hotel,
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Russell does carriage work. loft
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PARSONS G. SON,

: PARSONS & SON, &
, NOTARY. BROKERS. &
;. BUREAU OF INFORMATION e
, And all classes of work done &
; in a modern and up to date &
; office. '.If there's anything &
; you want to know. come in &
, and we will tell you" &
; IF there's anything you want &
, DONE, come in and We will &
: do it for YOU
; Office No. BIT n Main st. 6
, Office hours, to II; 1 to 5. &
Phone No. 65. Z
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Entered for Record Jan. II, 1908,

EnUeTeu IOT ntCOTu jail. -, looo,
John Crowly and VT to Hamakua
& S Kohala Tel & Tel Co. ID
First Bank OF Hilo Ltd to Manuel
Ventura and VT REL
Aihonua NJ Kohaaihele and hsb to
David o Moke ct al ID
Entered for Record Jan. IS, 1908,
Edmund X Cockett and VT to Chas
Is Cockett ........ II
] II Gaspar by Co Shff to Ponaha-
wal Coffee Co Ltd .........D
Nakapuahi to Ahuna ..,.....D
Jas Bicknell to Trent Trust Co
Ltd ............ AM
] l. Blaisdell ct al to TT OF ] l.
Blaisdell ct al ............D
Kaneohe Rice Mill Co Ltd to Wong
Young Fai a. ..........,...R Rel
Wong Young Fai to Hon Planta-
ton Co ..................Bs
Entered for Record Jan. Is, 1908,
Au Yong Hung to A Y Lumsee. ID
Susie + Cartwright by tr to Solo
mona Kuanea :. ........... Rel
Lucy X Peabody by atty to Homo
kaa Sugar Co .............. -
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-14
P|NKHAh ARRAN(ES
WALlA(H EXPEDITION
Motley is Dissatisfied
Because Band viii
Not Play

president l.. L. Pinkham OF the
Board Of Health has already started
to create trouble in the settlement
and as a result the biasS banl there
will not play for Walllcn" said Chas
X. Motley this morning. u received
a letter from my Jroth9 william,
stating that Pinkhan hal written TO
Superintendent Mcveigh outlining the
plan which he intends TO carry oJt
when he comes there vita Wallach.
William says further that Pinkhlm
did not want tie brass Lrr:l to turn
OFT and play for Wallach.
"The two bass bands arc hold In
readiness to play when the steamer
arrives there but by order of Prrsi.
dent Plnkham, they viii at play
"Pinkham, accompanied by Wallach,
will sail for the settlement next
week. Upon their arrival there they
will be conveyed arst to the Baldwin
Home, the Bishop Hall and lastly to
the Bay View Home.
THE patients to be brought here
for settlement will be selected from
these three homes and none from
other places.
This is what | was always afraid
Of" said Motley. Il knew from the
start that Pinkham would do such q
dirty thing like this. According to my
brothers letter, 1t is apparent that
Wallach can not have a free hand IN
the selection OF lepers.
Does Plnkham mean to say thai
those who are not living In these
three homes would not be given tn,
opportunity OF being selected by Wal
zach and the committee? II is too bat
that none of the Committee OF Tel
are going to the settlement.
'Plnkham is evidently showing hi
anger at me by blocking Wallach iron
selecting patients from the leper set
Element. other than the inmates o
these three homes.
| "Pinkham is dangerous man an,
is not At to be at the head Of tn
Board Of Health"
The above statement was show
to Pinkham this morning, and he a
once confirmed Notley's tale tina
Wallach would not be received witt
music.
"There'll be no band playing TO
Wallach. He'll get just what wa
promised him and no more.
| Motley is just playing politics
He doesn't care anything about lei
rosy"
Pinkham added that he expecte
to take Wallach over TO the Settle
ment a week from today.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-14
VISITORS RETURN

T.. S. Aldrich and wife OF warsaw,
Idaho, were passengers IN the Man
churia this morning. Mr.. and Mrs
Aldrich spent the winter In the ISL
Gnds two years ago and are now back
again for two months. II have taken
the Bulletin regularly" said Mr
Aldrich this morning, land thus
kept in touch with things In Hawaii
We like the place"
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Moore or La
mar. Iowa, were also passengers II
the same ship and intend to spent
another winter here. They are &C
companied by their daughter ant
niece.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-14
EXCESSIVE DRINKING.

Excessive or continued use OF al.
coholic beverages always results In a
diseased condition Of the nervous sys-
TEN.
The drinking man Is often heard to
lay, II can stop Of my own free Will
and when | WISH" but the poor fellow
Is now devoid OF the power to act at
the proper time and In the right way
its too late, the craving has secured
a firm hold and Jecause OF the diseased
nervous system he has not the ability
for sustained effort. The result we all
know.
Drunkenness is no longer considered
crime; eminent scientists and ply.
sicians have agreed that It Is disease
and must be treated as such.
The home treatment that has been
used for a number OF years, and Is
highly successful. is orrine. 1t Is sold
,,nder a positive guarantee that II II
does not effect cure your money Will
be refunded.
Orrine is In two forms. When deBlr-
ing to give secretly, purchase Orrins
No. /, and II the patient will yolun-
tarily take the treatment, Orrine No
2 should be given. The guarantee Ii
the same in either case. Orrine costs
hut $l.00 per box. Mailed In planned
sealed wrapper on receipt OF price
Write for free treatise on "Drunken'
ness" mailed in sealed envelope by
The Orrine Co.. Washington, d. c
Sold by leading druggists everywhere
and In this city by Honolulu Dru,
Co, Ltd.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-14
SAN ANTONIO SOCIETY
MAKES FINE SHOWING
FOR ITS 22ND YEAR

The annual report Of the San An.
tonic Society for 1907, which has just
been prepared by the Secretary, A. d
Castro, shows that the organization
has had very prosperous year
through the earnings were somewhat
larger in 1906.
The net receipts during the year ag
gregated s25,55716. The net disburse
ments were, S22,052.14, leaving a net
gain OF s3,5O502.
Sick benefits amounting to SIS,
y30.5O were paid out. The sum paid
in pensions for invalids was s2,7S6.40
For the endowment fund the sun
of $25 $3.50 was received. There wai
paid out TO widows and orphans SIS,
| 1884
The assets of the society at the enC
of the year were valued at s4S, 1868
The membership was 1920. Durini
the year 2i7 new members were re
ceived, while the deaths In the societ.
| ;otaled 16. The society is now enter
ing on its 22d year.
The following officers. who were In
stalled last night, have been elected t,
serve for the ensuing year.
A. o. Rosa, president; julius +
Rego, vice president Manuel H
Bisho, secretary; A. |. Silva, treasul
or. Directors: J. V. Fernandez, A. I
Rego, NJ. s. Freitas, J. s. Azevedo, j
c. Ollveira.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-14
Angered by not receiving one hu

Angered by not receiving one hun
bred and fifty dollars for wood-cut-
ting, a Japanese drew a knife and
made n desperate assault on Il. C,
Smith, well-known agriculturalist
of Molokai. This trouble happened
at Kaunakakai, Molokai, last We'd
nesday.
One version of the affair Is that
the japanese attack Smith, stabbing
him In the leg. Another version is
that Smith struck the japanese, who
pulled his knife and drew 1t fiercely
down his employers head and neck
Smith then knocked him down with
his fist, when the japanese plunged
his knife into his leg.
1t is said that Smith gave the Jap
anese thrashing with his fists
Smith is being treated by DR. Hayes
of Pukoo.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-14
ROYAL BISHOP FROM
PORTUGAL ARRIVES
Bishop da Silva Will Re-
main In Honolulu
Six Weeks

Bishop da Silva, who has come all
the way from Lisbon, Portugal, to
yisit his countrymcn. arrived here this
morning on the Manchuria. He was
met at the Hackfeld wharf by Bishop
Libert, with whom he will stay while
here, aud the greater part of the Por.
tuguese population of Honolulu.
Bishop Silva win remain here as the
guest of Bishop Libert for six weeks,
during which time he will investigate
condition among the people from sun.
ny Portugal, and do all in his power
10 elevate them. The Portuguese Con
sui, Count CanavarrO, was also at the
cock this morning to greet the Bishop
Il have been visiting all over the
United States" said the royal Bishop
this morning, preaching. advising
and administering the sacrament to
my countrymen, for ! feel that a visit
from a man from their own land will
bring many men back to their relig
ious faith, who otherwise would not
be numbered among the faithful. !
have been in that beautiful place, Cal.
.fornia, since last Aprilg, and now that
I have come away. can look back
with great deal of satisfaction at
the work that was accomplished"
Bishop da Silva belongs to the royal
family Of Portugal, but he is truly
democratic In manner, and has made q
host OF friends in Honolulu already.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-14
SHERMAN
BRINGS SOLDIERS
Famous 18th Infantry
On Way To
Manila

The United States Army transport
Sherman arrived in this port this
morning and was docked at 6,25
o'clock. She carried a notable mum.
her Of people, chief among whom.
were the soldiers Of the famous 14th
infantry. who made the name of their
regiment a by-word for bravery not
only In the late Boxer uprising in
China, but also away back in '9S,
when they were pitted against the
fierce F'ilipinos in their earliest fights.
This is their third tour of duty
away from the States and In all the
years since they have been formed,
the personel Of the company has been
but little changed. There are. with
but very little exception, the same
men in the old company as there were
| In the old days of the war with Spain
and the Philippines. In this com
mand there are now $50 enlisted men
and IS officers.
Calvin p. Titus. who was the first
man to scale the walls and carry the
Stars and Stripes into the enemy's
territory In the Boxer uprising OF a
lew years ago, and who on this &C
count, was given an appointment by
President Mckinley on an applica
ton for commission In the regular
army, Is on the Sherman bound fol
Manila, where he will go on his first
tour as an officer. II was only a
short time ago that he successfully
rassed the examinations. and has now
received his commission as second
lieutenant In the 14th Infantry, Titus
has had years Of practical experience
on the field and In the drill-shed as 0
soldier, and It is thought probable by
military authorities who are on the
Sherman that he will quickly forge tc
the front.
Captain Chiffon Is a recent gradu
ate of West Point who Is on his wa,
to Manila to join the goth Infantry
Chiffon passed the severe army exam
nations with an almost perfect score
Mr.. Caldwell will join the Enginee
Corps In Manila. and will do a tou
Of two years there as an engineer.
The Sherman encountered heay.
weather on her whole trip from tn,
Coast to Honolulu. She ran into
southeast gale on her second day on
, that delayed her passage 20 hours
. She passed the Hilonian and the Bu
. ford the same day, and the following
) another boat, too far away to be rec
ognized, but which was thought to b
the Alamada, was sighted.
On the Sherman there Is a genera
.equest that between two and foul
passengers will refrain from lou
talking in front of staterooms. TIL
cheerful Observance OF the reques
on the voyage down from San Fral
cisco, added greatly to the comfoI
OF those who desired to sleep in the
staterooms.
The big transport carried 80 tor
of general cargo for Honolulu al
while here will load 1000 tons
coal. She carried two passengers f
y Honolulu.
The Sherman will sail tomorro
evening at 5o'clock, but on account
u possible quarantine restrictions, a
passengers going on her will have
y be on the boat at 4 o'clock D. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-14

An honorary set OF pallbearers also
accompanied the remains of the late
Mrs. Haleakala Hart, whose funeral
took place last Sunday afternoon
under the auspices Of the Kalama
Branch of the Kauikeaoull Associa
ton, taken from amongst her rela
lives and friends. They we're Henry
Smith, Hon. S. Mahelona, L. Keawe
poodle, 8. X. Kaha. Rev. II. f, Poe
poe, Chas. Winchester, Isaac Ihlhl ant
L. ]. Tesla.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-14
HAWAIIAN BOYS DID
NOT IGNORE insult

= SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. g. !.
+ George Porter, a private in the =
+ One Hundred and Sixtieth Com +
+ pany Of coast artillery, passed .
4 slurring remark yesterday morn .
= ing about the color OF Ave ka- =.
+ nakas who were standing out 4
+ side a saloon at the corner of =.
4 Jackson and Drumm streets. I.
= The brown men from the Sand =
+ witch Islands attacked the SOL =
Z der, knocked him down and Z
= jumped on him, breaking the =
= shin bone OF his right leg. Por- =
4 ter was under the influence OF Z
= liquor and in his fight with the .
4 kanakas received no assistance :
+ from bystanders, who gathered =
+ in increasing numbers as the =
4. battle progressed. 7
= When Policeman Dover ar =
+ rived at the scene the kanakas Z
4. retreated. Dover managed to 4;
= bag and hold one Of them, Dam =
Z lei Kaai, who is held in custody .
4. on a charge of mayhem. As =
Z soon as Dover had the kanaka =
+ handcuffed the crowd that had !
4. not dared assist the soldier .
= wanted to lynch the brown 8
= man, but the people changed I
= their minds and dispersed when I
4 Dover warned them to keep of. 4
+ + + + + 4 + = 4 4 = + 4 + = 4
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-14

Elinor Glyn, the English writer,
whose book, Three Weeks" was the
cause of her being snubbed by the
Pilgrim Mothers in New York. calls
the mothers, in an interview, IAN
aggregation OF dowds, frumps and
tabby cats-a lot of breastiess, slab
hIpped, pancake-footed rights OF
things"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-14
P. E. r. Strauch
HIGH ELEVATED TRACT
OF LAND opposite Hon.
\ Henry E. Cooper's residence
at Manoa Valley with un-

INSTRUCTED view, on right hand side
CT car line. Will sell one or two
acres to suit purchaser. One Of the
very best building lots in Manoa.
WAITY BLDG, "a S. KING ST.
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ANUNClO De SUBASTA
Departments del Interior de Puerto Rico.
Bureau de O6ras P1bHcas.- Ofoina
del Superintendent.

San Juan, P. r. Marzo IL, de /, 9O8.
Propo1iciones en- pliegoB ceFFadoH para
la adjudication en- Pfblics IubaBta de cinco
CD loteG de seiacientoa (60O) metros CD.
bicoH de risdrR trituERda para 81 firms de
Cinco (5) kil6metToB de la carretera de
Arecibo 6 LaTes, SaCCi6n Kmu. 5 sI 10, He
admitIR6n On esta OfcinR hRsta IL. 10
q. m. del dfa de AbEil, 1908, en- que ne
abriT6n p6blicamente
Los licitadoEss podr6n optar & uno 6
mas Totes, = 81 pIazO para el Buminiatro de
un solo lots Ier6 de dos meaep; para va.
rios todoI Cinco meBeG.
TodoE Los datos necsBaFion % darsn an
eatS Ofeina donde Gs encuentran dc mani.
fapto todel los docunentos que han do re.
CIR en- Ia contratR , podr6n Fecoger Ion Ii.
citadoreu los modelol de propouiciones que
han de pEesentAr.
La Administration 30 rtserVR eI ders.
Cho de rechazRE cualquiera 8 today lRu pro.
poiici6n. De orden del Comiuionado del
Interior, J. J. Jimsnes, Supt. de Obras
P6b'icaV IL, va
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Ex-sargaDtO Rufinu Torres.

AcsEcs de lR Eeauncis de dicho apEe.
ciabls Compatriota, ls Biguiente comunicR'
ci6n fae dirigida lR cOmisi6n de ls poll
cfa raulaT.
Quartet general de Ia policfa insulaF.
San Jusn p. r. 26 de Fsbrero 1908. A
Ia Comisi6n de lR policfs inBuIaT. San
Juan P, r SsforeA: tsngo 81 honor de
Eemitirle adjunto la EsnunciR que el BRE'
gento Rufno Torres, de la poliCfa inHuIaF,
prssenta 1el cargo Que dessmpefiR & cAuBa
de hallarss imposibilitsdo ffsicamente para
81 BsTvicio.
81 Bsrgento Torres ss uno de los cfcia.
les HubRltsrnoS mas efcientss que tiene 81
Cuerpo, duEante 81 tempo que hR Helvi'
do mis- 6rdenes 10 be hRllsdo SimpFs &C
two. inteligsnts, disCiplinado digoo de
confanza, por 10 que 10Y el pEimeEo On
deploEaF lue Bus condolences de BRlud no
le parmitan continusr en- d CueTpo On que
hR BsHVido duEants 8 AMOS con una hoia
de servicio exCslsnte, peEO dada laa cir
CunstanCiaB expTesRdaa en- Bu E0licitud,
cEeo que ueEfa injUsto obligarle 6 6ContinuhE
On lR faerzs, poE 10 que ReO0miGndo gus
sea dado de baia en lag CondiCiones que q
BolicitO. RspatuCusmente, (irmado) va
helm LUts, jsfs INFERNO do lR E |. (El
copia,)
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CRINEN EN- UN Hotel

Enrique Adler, vsn6edor de ropa de
hombrs, de 40 afioH de edad, mat6 au
sspoSa divoFCiRda, IL RnoHitR GrGcia Not
tiDghAm, do veinte y Biets amos dc edad,
en nm CuaEto del hotel Waldorf, BuicidGn.
dose deGpu6B. LoE cadkveFeg fusHon ha'
lladoG dGspueI de muchou dfas dc Comstido
sl eHfmen.
POr ID poAici6n de los cusrpou , Iau he,
EidAF, paEscfR primsTs vista que Ii ma.
jeE habfa hsrido 81 hombrs luego habfs
comOtido sl Euicidio. Zero Adler dsi6 una
notR On ID que expresAbR que 6l habia de.
terminado mRtar E ~ antigua eBpoaa =
luego suicidaEBs.
Sc cagarOn On los Angeles On 1896, la
mujer obtuvo divorcio "a Denver hace IN
Rho.
AntsE Dc oOlaEss, Miss Nottingham ma
t6 Eduardo Murphy m empieAdo del
farEocREriI, On Avonp, COL, ca dondo ella
viVia con Gus pRdreE.
Ella alsg6 habsf obrRdo en- % defanBs,
peEo 81 juTRdo Il onContT6 cuIpable dO una
inVoluntaFiR caFniceTfa de hombre, estu
vo un dfs en- ls carceI.
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FL sE. Arturo B aYo del comercio de
Msgsgisg y, eRta On San Juan On RHuntoB
paFticulaTeF.
Una bOda.-A las 8 de Ia mocha de hoy
Ee9lizan 90 mRtrimonio cat6ico los diatin-
guidoB j6vsneB, Beforita Maria Rivas y
Carlos Rodrfguss. Son pRdTinoG Ia diAtin'
guidR sefioFR Been, viuda de RivaB y 81
PEeai 1snte del SNPEemo don J. S Quif6'
neV. La boda Bs sfactusr6 en santuEce =
los deBpoBados iran Coamo con objoto de
paGav allf una coTtR tamporada.
Es la noviR una bollsy elegAntfsimR
tEigutf1q, hija del que fu6 don Pedro RivaV,
antique ccmerciRnts de esta plaz', de la
diHtinguida sefogR Been Calder6n, hoy
viuda- de RivaB, que psEtenece una como
cids fRmilia de 0BtR scciadRd. Tiene dos
haPmanitaB soltsFas, lindaa nifiaB, y otrR,
espouR del aefior PumoradR del comsrcio
de San Juan.
EI contEaysnts % de AhaHco, actualmsn'
ts emplGalo de lag ofcinas de Auditorfa y
tiens Eus familiaTss On aquslla poblaci6n =
muy conoCido en Guta socisdRd.
InfnidRd de EsgaloB, artfBticoB poT demS1
= de gran riqueza han siao hschoa q la
Rovia.
Egtimando much1 lR coEtsB invitaci6n
del Seflor Rodriguez, deseamoS qua ol aeto
que Eealizsn hoy los estimable1 j6vaneS sea
para elloB 81 fsliz principle de una larga 8
inquebFantabIe ca lena de foreI,
sEMPER.