davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-05
las pEediGGioBes de On aeFOaauta
iOgI6s.

LoudEsH OstubEa 17.-AutsB do diOz
aiioB un aoEoplano ooBtRFE nolRmsnts $500.
Ea esR Ia prediction que hs hsCho Fran K
Hedges ButIolE. an SeFeon6uta iOg'6l que
acabR de TogFoleF dc lie Mans, en- dOnde
hizO uu suCenao sn 81 aeFoplano de VIII
bur Wright. All diFig0- Mr.. Butler 8u
oj0ada 81 fatuE0.
'tL0s faEoE de ID terra BsEGn hsehoa poF
Is Junta Trinidad, para maFCaT loB Cami'
NOS pOr 10 noehs SD uUaE6a l6mpaFan en-
los RsEooplanoB 8 n6quinas VolsdoERE.
Con lOa,m6B pequalqg planOg Ia vsloOidRd
Ba1 tsEEible- 200 millaB en una hoFR-y
ssRemploaE6n muY pooos minutes On 81 viajO
de vsints una millas tTaY6G del canal.
tics vientol soplan an 81 m8F de modO
mas invAEiable queen la terra y los ae-
FooplRno8 pusdsn hRoaYBa para Fl 1tRr BobFa
ol agus = 0lsVaFas poE Bf solos. 81 tales
aoFa0planoB Ilayan tres pag0g lFOs, no hRy
Fag6n por que con mayoEeB pianos y ma'
quinaTiaB no pusdah llsYaF mayor nd
nero. El polo NoEt8, les f1FestGn tFopi'
caIou del Aftfca lCentRal, AustEslis, = Ell
desieEto de sahRFa, gsEaO IN nuevo campo
para deOlisaEae por sobEo olIOs lo8 explo'
Yad0R0B.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-05
NUEvOs Y ARTlSTiGOS MODELOS.

En- eBtoa vspoFeH ha vuslto & EscibiE 0l
GeiiaF America SalaB el mas exte1Eo = ar
tfstioo HuFtido dc obi stos de fAntAsfR, egsn.
CiaB faaH, y aTtfeuloB propioB para FsgaIoT
de Afio NusvO PAgcuaB. Bn Calzado
pusde 0fraCeF mBgniic0B mOdslos dc IaB
mEB acFsditadaa mArCRB y una vaFiadfGimR
exposition de Ios mas 0IegantsB mods!oB
encusntFsn en- el "POpulaF" les psEHOnEB
de guBto. Nusvas formaB para UsfiaFitAs =
cabRlIsroE. AguaB para CRbeza, bRrba =
bafioB tisne de IaB meioFsu msFCRB dc Eu'
rOpB AmG 'iCs. PFscio8 sin COmpetsn-
cia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-05
Cams Y FORa blanca.

El baEar de Is CaIla do San Francisco
uigna efreCisndo 81 ptbliCO- sI MIA BOl0CtO
Bugtido de obiston do fantasia que pusds
1eRsaFEs. AdamGn dc loB gombFeroI para
BafioTas BsfioEitaI, otHoB mil obiet0B
para damaa CRbRlIGEOE, tiOns I'M buOn
8uEtido de CRmas CON tod0l Bus accessories
y de los mas slegautSl modsloE. Un gran
BuFtido de Fopa blanca para RaiioRas
aa1oFisas aCaba de F0CibiE para los 6lE'
mos vRpOE0B toda clasS de pTsndaa dc
Osta class pusdsn ancontFaEBo On "LaB No,
V0dadea". EBanCias fnRu, de todAH mar
cas- pEoC0dsncisB. ObjOtOH de tcCadoT
PaFaguag a0mbPiIIaB 20 GnCUsntRRn allf
& pFsOioB sin CompatanoiR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-05
IA PRENSA AMERl-
cana y ell ''Iyncha-
mientO. ="
IN estad0 tOIerants con tales G0sas-
dice eI washington Sta" ,esta
en- Ia triste neG8sidad de Ia re-
fOTna HsVOIuCiOBaria.
Las class CTImIRlIoS-dlGO el saint LOuIs
RsDuhIlf'-ss 0DEoU0ehlO Do tales UORtoIas

NV NGhingtOn stRF."-Si lR muChedum'
bTe linchR 40 negro p9F IN CRimsn vii,
6 qusmR Ia fnCR de un tabRqu0FO para
bu3cRE Ia mas favorable vsnta para su CO"
aOOha, mata Rl duefI9 dc ID pR0pisdad
contra Loo dORaChoB dc cite, 81 eBpfFitu e8
eI mismo Ba eBpfFitu do RnaHqufR ell l0'
vnntsmisnto de IN individuO so pF0tGxtO
de dsfsndsr aBuntog de civilization. UR
OBtado que 10 muGatEO tOlaFante con tales
CoaaS, esla 0n lS tRigtO nG0asid0d dc 10 70
foEmR EsvoluCionRriR.
"LOuSvillO Courier uTn0l,"-AunquG
hRya excspCion0B On la FGgla, los linChRdo'
res son hombY0B que no 90 muGvOn & RCtoB
her6iCoB, por mi0do de- que Lar lGysT los
dslatsn el criminal escape. Por Gl con-
tgaEio, SON una m7ltitud CobRTde que 90
Esuns para gometsF un GEim0n p0R el CuGI
ellen debeEian u0P Gh0TCRd0s EepGTadRm0n'
to, = que pgocsdOn 'RHf pOTqu0 aab0n que
no hsY gran pEobAbilidad de que hayN IN
atsntad0 vOrdRdsEo para T0paEtiE Lon CNBti'
COS que elIoB 90 mOFGCGn.
"PhiladolphiR Pra18."-EI pF0p6EitO do
an gran I0g0 P6blicO = 10 exclusion del de-
rOCho dc p0IoHE de aquOll0s que anterior
mOnt0 han gozRdo do 0Bts pFivilegio, STEM
pre- cEeR nsPioI diTguGtoI. Maine prohibs
tRI convention poF 10 10y. TenneSSso in
tanta pr0hibiEl0 poP medic de lR mRtanBR.
Eata eUtado sOF6 mucho m0joF para vivir
o. 6l cuRndo 0dopta slto = RhoEqu0 a les
hombEeB que CabaIgan de nochO." eUtor'
b6ndoIe 10 CAminO, mAtSndoleB, que Maine
con 80 ley do peaca.
"Iodianapolis STAR '.-El solo dsFseho
firme modo do OvitRF 0l impulRo do
vauganzR en- 10 muChsdumbr0, poF grOnde
que aea9IR pEovoCaCi6n, 90 el AdmioiHtEAr
justicia de RcuOrdo con Ia Icy. D9 otEo
modo los ex ceBoB conti16Gn.
fst. Louis Republic" ".-OuRlqUieF ioCi
dGnte que Fsune 10 muchOdumbEG, 30 olvi'
do con Ol deseo brutal do offender FoBtEiC
clones ConvsncionalOB que ordinaEiRmento
soHtisnen IaG pSnionOD dc Lon hombEeI. LGl
olassB oriminSIea 90 apVovUchan do taIeE
vOntoia8 para al pillnjo = el Crim0n.
'.BontOn Transcript" LA juBtiCis CO
m6o, la c9nuidsEaci6n hiciR Il. vida hu
mana, Ia diutiuci6a 9ntre una dada = unG
culpP, todo 10 juuta para psdiR que LoI
Oiudadanon Bean defsndidoB contra lOD de
B6Fdone1, no impOEtA OualeI Daau los pro
p6Eitoa que infoEmon 6StOU. Las dos FA8aI
dsbsrfan penBar y ref 'xionRr, peEquO
laB dos tienOn intar6I com6n en- le juUticia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-05
eaANoEs NovEOA0Es EN- Ell PARIS BAzAR.

Va 90 han pueato & ls vents los slegan'
tss uombrsroB para sefi9TsS Tecibidos pOF
vRpor frsnceB de Paris. Tods persona
que quiera lltv3P un gombEBEo de Ultima
modG, slegantfsimo, dsbe CompEaF uno en-
sGtR CRsG qua es 10 que tFRs los tltim0s
modalos de l9 modR.
Ss han Fecibido tRmbi6n infaidad de
artfcules do novsdad, CORBATAs muy
olegantss para asfioFss AdOFnoB para 81
psinado, hoTquiIlaB de tAntRHis, p6inetaB,
diademaB, sncajsB, aplicaoiOnsB y todo
Cuauto la moda he invsntRdo ultimRmantO.
UnR vista al PARIS BAZAR, PedFe
Giusti. F1Fta'ezR 27.
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Jun RAJ.
Vota 10 gIaeias.

= (
La JantS Central acusFd6 que 30 pubic
que On todoa Loo i6diCGg de Ia Uni6n an
soVenns yoto d6 graciaS & Las Juntaa loca'
les del paFtido, poE entusiaamo, Ia ensH'
gfa Il intsligsnaia con que affontaFon Ia
Iucha en 100 ComicioRel de NovismbFs
ooop8rando de uns maneEa sfcaS y b1iIlan'
IoB distEitol politiooE y iudiOialss de 10 iGla.
Esta ou0Rp0 directive 90 aiNnto oFgulleBo
do dirigir fasEgsa tan patEi6sicRE tan diGCi.
plinBdasy y que con tanto prsltieio cumplsn
Bu1 dabeEeB. Todss las Juutas IopsIoB ms'
Eecan IL msyoF copff8rzl ? 81 mss profan'
do sfsetO de IL JnntR Central, que Ian es'
timuIa GA 30 labor inCansabIa para b0ntf
clio bian de- Is patria cOm6D. - =
San Juan, NoviambEs 5 de 1908.
a. Torres, PEssid de tuEn0s -
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Mas de Is mIII0nGS de CSbgzas de
ganadO para 5y medic millOneS
de habitanteS.

UnR CuRrta paTto del ganado del mun'
do hGlIaIs en- Lon Estadoi UnidoD = l0 Ar
gantinR. CalCdlRgs que este Il timo pAf'
hay Is 844, 800 cAb0zRT, Biend0 el area de
l 319 247 millan CuadFadaB = "a poblaCi6n
do unRI 5.5OOOOO AlmGG, Representa-,
pueB, un Z. por CisnIo del ganGdO de to-
do el mUndo. Los Eatad0H UnidGg, con
un GECa-excluyendo AlalkS-d0 3 mi
lioneB Is mil millAB CuRdTHd0B y una p0'
blaCi6n en- 1900 do rs 3O3 3B7, tSnfR On
eneFo 10 de 1908, 5O.O73, 900 CAbezAB de
ganGdo, sin ContOr laG vaCas do lGChe, De
las que hAy 81 $4,000, nm total de
II 267, 900. En- lo1 EstRdoB UnidoG de
NoFts America hay, puel, an II p0r
Oionto del total do ganado do TODD 81
mund0.
E Rumento del gRnRdO bovine en- los
EltAdoH UnidoE, apAEte dc laB vRcaD leChs
TaP, no guAFdG proportion con sl aum0nt0
de la poblaCi6n. En- 1901 hNbf0 As O0O, ,2l3
EGGsB, con exclusion de lau vacRB do lochs
En- los niets 5 mrs que median haEta la fs'
chs, hR habid0 IN AumOnto notable Cnns'
tRnts on ol n6meEo do vAcaB do leChe, con
una AOCtuRCi6n mas m0noB irregular On
0l ndmsro de bu0YeB. En- 1888 CalcGla1e
hAbfa en- la Argentina 81 96l,687 Cabosau
do g0nadO, = On 1901 81 ndmsro habfase
elevado { 25844.O 1000 Isl bisn o. probable
que Ol gOnado no AumOnte On ESQ pr61peHa
TOp6bliCa, 90 CiGTtO que hH meisrado en-
CRlidRd. Son muchoB loB sntAncierop, que.
Gin paERE On gantoE nj en- labor, hanne de-
diCAdO mGjOTAE Las ENzlH importando 81
Ofsct0 animRleB de puER nangFs tambi6u
Vaoaa IeChOFag do Gran BEetafia.
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ANDREW CARNEGIE.
Ei castillo de SkibO en- don6g eSta la
tumba de Su madTe Cuya memo
ria ad0Ha.

Todo hu6Ipad que Va 81 CRBtillo de
ekibo eB llev0do poE 81 patron & un peque'
III CementsHio 0n0xo & 6l para viGitsH 10
tumbS do Ia madrO del ilGntropo multimi'
llonRTio: EStR 60 ComplstRment0 Gencilla,
psro bsllamonts AdoTn0da ? CuidRda. 81
81 hueNp0d on una persona diplOmStiCs, 90
provar6 de uu ramo de foTOn para col0CaF'
10 sabre Ia tumba, con Les otFRl flores que
del CaGtiIlo lO ponen todsB Lar mafiSnag.
Andrew Carnegie GdOEa lR memoEiR do
"a msdro. En- todoB log RpoHento1 del cas-
til!O hay nm Eatratg do ellis. LG humilde
ChozR que ella ana v2E OCup6 y 10 que
rehus6 RbSndonRr Cuando 8u hijo llegsndo
& uer opulento en- TiqussRp, le pTeBsnthb6
magnffoag viviendaD y l0 dAbB & sacogeE,
srt6 todavfG Bituada en- 81 pOqutfo iaFdfDo
Eo 0pa chozR fac en- donda naci6 0I EegiO
aut6cTota Los amigau de CAEnFgis Bon
inviCadcn este IugaF tambi6n y puOd0n
escogsT ana rosa 6 IN ceramic On TecuOrdo
del Aitio.
Ente 90 IN ameno EencilIo jaTdfn lIOno
de antigua1 fl 1EsB = ysrbau con una CoIme-
nR do GbOiag On unB sGquinO y que 20 EeOm'
pYa9s cuando ID ocaBi6n 10 EequiaFG. An
drew Carnegie pFssSponO que todou los
huaspadan dc 10 castillo dObsn hallaTBs tan
intsreaRdoG en- el iardfo = oheza de ~ ma
DIRE como 81 migme.
81 ell viBitRDte 90 muGItFa POGO iotsFeB@'
do e Ia vita do eSRg CoBRH tan queTidaR pa
"a OI iutr6pido eBCoa6I. 6lt0 nunCa 10 olVida'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-05
MUSICR NATIVR.

En- ell ''Paris Bazaar Sc ven
den artisticas copias del magni-
fco walls E'Puerto Rico del COM
positor puertorriqueflo, Sr. Ra-
fael Balseiro. Esta composicl6n
obtuvo medalla de orc en- ell I'LL
timo certamen y es la favorita
de los pianistas de la isla, A
Is ctvs, ell ejemplar,
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lplsrosa 4 los Psissorss Do RdsIsa.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-Hana
constants exiutsnCia de Lon uiguiontss ms
trumsntOs: Flsutinas, FIRuta8, TorCsrolag,
Oboos, RaquintOB, Clarinotag, Fagoteg,
VioIinsg, Violoncallo1, Contrabsio1, Man.
dolinaa, BenduEFiag, GuitaIFas, Gornotinss.
Onovensz, TEombOnE, BaFfbonoB, BombaF,
dinoa, HeliCone8, (bajOR) TriEngulos, PIa'
tiles, RedobIanbsI y Bombos. M6todou
do Golfso y para tOda Cls80 do ingErumon'
tog. ACCegoFios y mdliCa GA general.
Sam juan, p. B. ApsEtado ntm. 216.-
OaIla da AJIsn 81 Sal MIN. d.
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America hOnIata. con Ia vista
de una priBGeSa euHOpG8.

Berlin, OstubEs IT, Am6tica tsndE6
OI honor do Ia vista de uua prinCeSa su'
roper, Sa AltezH MAEiA dc 1'emburg Bu'
dingsD.
La princena Marfa su una DOltsra. de
33tfs
El obioto de ~ visja Am6.icR no 90
ha hocho pdb'iCO, psFo 90 cree que $50
puraments I'm viaja de FscE0o. La csgs
do IsembuEg Bndiagsn eB de la f.milis
Hess Darnn0tadt, Ouyo linajs 10 Eemonts
& muCh7B EigloB.
No son uoa dinaHtfa rsinante, psEO son
inmanBsmenta FiC0B.
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BANeO TERRITORIAL Y lGRCOLA De PTO. rico
8scci6n de Ah9rrOg.

Habi6ndoss extraviado ia IibEsta nd
meFo 1178 de dOfiA Juans MeifGg, 10 haCe
Bab0r: qua~6i panadoa 80 diRs desde In pu'
bliCaCi6n dc cate anunCiO, no % prsgsntR
psEBona alguna FaOlGmRV Bu msioF deE0-
Cho, 90 l0 0xpsdiF6 una nueva libEOtR la
ioterslada.-Ssn J0sD, P. r, NovismbEs
4 dc 19O8.-El ssCtetaEio, D. ROoafoyt.-
V0. Bo. FL Director .G0FentO, r. Castro
GOna6Les. 3. V. ..
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"DENTUNDO"

Este eB sI mejor pnsateUico local conoci
do. De ventR en- IaB aGFsditadRS faFmR'
cias de los BgfioFsB j. n. Blauco y Co..
Alfonso g. Zsrbi don Pedro julia.
DiEfsBa Ia correspondence "a agontS n.
MiFabRl. p. o. Box 44O. R.p
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-ss infoEma que antuIiRBta elomeutoB
unionisBaG dc 10 OiudRd, tEatGn de efSCtuaF
Gl domingo pE6ximo. una manifestation
elviCs poF Ol EesuItado do Ias elscOions1
efactuRdaB ca ID iRla.
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New YeEk, BobrO IL CisnCio y aEta dol
Canto bsuRdo en- Ia palRbEs hablada. El
Curlo hR nido pE0paTado ogpoCislmant9 pH'
Fn 81 gran gFupo de sItudiantes de mdSics
americans que han lido 6 Berlin en- oatS
optaCi6n y Ia8 que HoE6n RdmitidaB & ia
uoEis do IooCional bpjoB pEoGt08'
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Bruce en- eI club de Ia
muieT BmeriGana.

Berlin, Ootubr0 H. III "Olub do la
MujeE Americana" nnunciG ana Uerio de
VuNtrO lsCciOnOs pOF Robert De Bruce, do
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Corte de dIstitO del distritO Judicial
de AreCibO. PubVtO Rico.
S0RslRmIaRtos Do lulGIOS Dor Tribunal Do D0TOeh0
GuFlntV d sVguHt0 tSrnIRO iUl mes Do No
T!embFO.
Dia %. Contra Arturo ToFo, huFto
mRyOF.
Contra Francisco Padin, Otaque para
COmetsF dolitO grave.
Dia "a. Contra Victor MejfaV, Gscals'
miant0.
Contra juan de JoAd' BultrOn, suCAla-
mi0nt0.
Contra Juan Cruz Orlis. Esealamisnto.
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NovIEMBRE 2 1908.
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CGdG PO''ottO Osteset0 la formula en- la
rOtWl0tG. PFegGnte Wsted q sW sssedtcO 10
QIse Opi1e0 de las PtEdOgGs del DR.. Ayer.
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Preparadas por el DIR. J. G. AVER Y CIA.,
Lowell, Mass, e. q. de A.
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Precipitation. "a
VientO 6 las 600 q m
IS
Viento maxln1o IL 8.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-28

every, January ,, the special feature VIII be the singing by male quar- let consisting of Messrs l.. T. Me, Collum. II, $. Hyde. William IT, Joy and R, r. Adams.
 The Elms bask tbal team will meet the Bristol consolidated five al the Gem opera house tomorrow evening. A fast preliminary contest between the Starlight Juniors and the Columbias is also on the pro. gramme.
 The first gathering of the Congre. gational church in the new year will be the preparatory services in tho parish house on Friday evening.
 c ,crgc Chapman and family O. Man leslc" are visiting Mir and Mrs Charles Lines of North Main street for T few days.
 The Women's Irsslonary society will meet in tne parish house at 4 D. m. on Thursday.
 The St Francis T. A. society will hold an important meeting this evening.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-28
WATERFOWL Jo1TlNGS

Mr and Mrs Thomas Fray spent Sunday in Bridgeport.
 Miss Jennie Peck of Bridgeport is visiting at F. H. McGowan's.
 MT and Mrs Sterling Peck of Wa terbury visited at F. Samuel Peck S yesterday.
 The llanky Panky club of Oakville will give dance in the Town hall on New Years eve.
 John Griffin of Waltham, Mass, is visiting his parents Mir and Mrs James Griffin of Cutler street.
 There will be a watch night at the Methodist church on New Years eve Services will commence at 9:30.
 The young daughter of Joseph Suffa, who was operated on last week for throat trouble is improv- ing.
 Clinton Judson has purchased a large herd of dairy COWS from a party in New Britain and they will be brought here and sold.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-28
MEN OF LEARNING MEET THIS WEEK.
Science Associations Sessions
 Will Begin Today.

Baltimore, Dee. 2S-Men of light and leading in all branches of scientific thought members of the American As- sociation For the Advancement of Sci ence, began here today their annual session, which will extend over several days. The meetings, which will be held at Johns Hopkins university and will be open to the public, will be filled with popular instruction as well as scientific value, since q program of in- terest 10 the nonscientihc visitor as well as to the savant has been pre-. pared. Receptions. dinners, smokers and other gatherings have been ar ranged in addition to the stated pro- gram.
 Preceding the regular meetings of the association there have been several meetings to listen 10 papers relating the progress of scientific research dur ing the past year and 10 celebrate the centenary of the birth of Charles Oar win and the semicentenary of the first publication of his monumental work, The Origin of Species" One of the speakers at the Darwin celebrations has been Professor Edward B. PoultOn of England. one of the worlds leading ovOlutioniSts
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-28
NAuGATUCK NUGGETS

Mrs Mary Regan, wife of John C, Began of North Main street, died Saturday morning al the Gaylord sanitarium in Wallingford, The re- mains were brought here iu the af- ternoon by Undertaken Mccarthy and taken to her late home. The funer- al was held this morning with ser vices at St Francis church. The deceased leaves besides "a husband, her parents, Mir and Mrs Thomas Clancy of North Main street, aud one sister, Mrs Robert Dillon of New Haven.
 John Caufield, the well known res taurant man of Waterbury. is said to be interested in the scheme to start a stock company to run thea ter. He will have fifty-one of the 100 shares which will give him Il controlling interest in the new com pany. Most of the local actors will take stock in the new company and it is the plan of the promoters 10 produce d show every two weeks. A meeting of those interested will be held this week.
 Word has been received here of the death in Whitney Point, x. Y., at the home of her daughter, Mrs Homer Smith, of Mrs Orpah Free man Blackman, mother of Rev w. F. Blackman, formerly pastor of the Congregational church in Naugatuck T ,Nc D,I1 ell Winter Park, Florida. Mrs Black man died on Wednesday, December 23, wanting only seven hours of having reached her 90th birthday.
 C. s. Russell of Millville was in- jured Saturday evening when a team which he was driving collided with team driven by Anthony White of Pond hill on North Church street. Russell was driving towards Bradleyville and White was coming towards Naugatuck. The two wag- Ons came together in a dark spot with such force that Russell was thrown from his wagon and landed several yards away.
 William Benson of South Main street, member of the Columbia football team last season, while play ing in a game had his right arm spiked. He paid no attention to the wound at the time and a few days ago the arm commenced to swell. He is alarmed now, lest blood poisoning set in.
 A big class initiation will be held by the united courts of Foresters Thursday evening at Foresters hall. A social session with refreshments will follow the business meeting. It will be one of the biggest events in Forestry that Naugatuck has ever witnessed
 District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler James T. Smith of Derby, has invited Past Exalted Ruler Michael B. Reidy of this place to act as one of the grand lodge officers at the dedication of the new Elks' home in New London on January II.
 Lallier's Military band of Water bury will give an afternoon and evening concert and social at Colum- bus hall, Naugatuck, on New Years day. The afternoon programme will start promptly at 2:S0.
 Ernest Holm, an apprentice in the |. s. navy, stationed at Charles town, Mass, is spe4ding a week va cation with his parents, MT and Mrs Conrad Holm of Ward street.
 At the next musical service at the Congregational church on Sunday
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-28
HAMS TRIAL GOES ON TODAY
Defendants Counsel Take the Stand
 to Refute Hackman's Story.

New York. Dec. 2S.-At the continual ton today at Flushing of the trial of Thornton J. Hains. charged with aid Ing his brother. Captain Peter C. Hains, in the killing of William F. Annis. the defendants counsel, John F. Mcintyre and Joseph A. Shay, took the stand in an endeavor to dscredit man. and Policeman Fallon.
 District Attorney Darrin. who will end his term as prosecutor this week. has written to his successor, Mir. De Witt, suggesting that the new prose- cutor confer with Justice Crane as to the employment of special counsel to assist him in finishing the trial.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-28
w. G. MORSE A PRISONER.
Son of Telegraph Inventor Gets Into
 Jail In Mexico.

San Diego, Cal. Dec. 2S. - In re- sponse to urgent appeals by wire from New York Theodore Y. Johnston has started for Trinidad, Lower California, to render aid 10 William c. Morse. who is under arrest there on a charge, It is said, of killing a Mexican.
 William c. Morse. who is a son of Professor s. F. B. Morse of telegraph fame, was member of President Elect Tafts class at Yale. He went to the Campbell ranch, near Trinidad, some time ago for the benefit of his hoalth
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-28
AUSTRIAN ARMY ON FRONTIER
Force of 15o,ooo Men Is Ready to h.
 wade Servia.

wade Serva.
 London, Dec 2S. Austria has force of 150,OOO men in Bosnia and Herzegovina ready to invade Servia
 Typhus has broken out among the Austrian troops in Bosnia, and the troops are suffering greatly from the cold and the exposure Many deaths have occurred.
 The war minister and general staff have left Cettinge on a tour of in spection of the Herzegovinian frontier.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-28
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-15

Brookval, Lancaster county. to-mor
row. TO visit her aunt, Mrs. n. +,
Donglass.
Dr. Edward Pendleton. native q,
Kentucky, has opened AN office al
No. 30I 1-2 East Main street, and viii
M, H. p Willscrson. soliciting
Western Hallway Company, Of this
city, left yesterday to accept the no.
sition of commercial agent at Pitts.
burg, Pa
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sa tS M9 1ap ast cay y Street
who was operated on at st. Luke's Hos
pital. is improving.
Miss Matte Crowder. or No. ans
NORTH Eighth street, who was operaied
cr Mt the Memorial Hospital, is rama.
1y improyingly.
Mrs. Lewis NJ. Lipscomb (nee Miss
I.ouisc Crowdor) who has been VISIT
ing her parents at No. COS North
eighth street. has returned to her
nome at Ninety-SiS, s. C.
Mrs j. p. Neff, Of Lafayette. Ala,
mas Tor per guests during March Miss
I,enorn Allen of Richmond, and Misses
Mary and Maud Wissler, OF Mount Jack
much attention. -
Messrs Jake and George II. Mattern.
Jr. lett this morning on a pleasure
Trip TO New York and Hartford. Conn.
meeting OF the East Hanover
5am gd ~ cry VIII be held on March
Committee Of Publication to act upon
me me resignation of the Rev. w McD.
White, OF the Second Presbyteriari
Church, In Petersburg. who has ac
cepted a call to Raleigh, N. G.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-15
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