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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-11
ECOS DE ESPANA
Ell. NUEVO INFANTE
UN RASGO DEL PRINCIPE DE
ASTURIAS
SOBRE UN VIAJE.

Ell infante espafiol recien nacido
Sigue sin novedad. Ell Principe de
Asturias no vio su hermano hasta
e. dia siguiente. Como tiene la cos
tumbre de alargar su mano para que
Sc la besen, hizo este inseintivamen-
se al yer su hermsno. Este hecho
hizo reir la Reina Victoria, que le
diio en- ingles, como tiene costumbre
de ha ablar su hijo. Kiss your
aitte brother" (Besa tn hermanito) }
El Principe de Asturias 10 hizo ssl
xnirandole completamente sorpren
dido.
Sc dice que la Reina Victoria de
Seaba una nina. mientras que Ell Rey
Alfonso esperaba IN nifo. porque.
aparte de razoneS sentimentales, la
succession al trono estaria mejor asegu-
rada con el nacimiento de otro varon.
Ell Rey estaba muy contento y sin
poder Ocultar Su Satisfac ion.
De acuerdo con Ia tradici6n, la Rel
ma no saldra de su habitacion hasta
veinte dfas despues de su alumbra :
miento Su primer vista la hara 4 la
Capilla Real. Sc cree que IN mes
despues ira Inglaterra, porque tie
ne muchos deseoS de hacer una vi
sta a aquel pals.
Cuando Ell Rey y la Reina salgan
de ESpafia, la Ultima habra de resol-
yer una question molesta. Seg6n la
constitution de Espafla, uno de los
presuntos herederos del trono debe
permanecer en- Espafia durante la
ausencia de sus padres. Ell verano
Iiltimo no Sc observe estrictamente
esta regla; pero esta vez la Reina ha-
bra de decir cual de los dos ninos
quiere llevar Consigo. Probable
xnente permanecera en- Espafia Ell
Principe de Asturias.
Ell NOMBRE DEL INFANTE
DISGUSTO EN- LA ARIS-
TOCRACIA
El nombre de Jaime, que Sc dio en-
In pila bautismal al segundo hiJo del
Rey Alfonso. ha dado motive con-
siderable desagrado en- ciertos circu-
los 1e la nobleza espafiola. la que ha
Organizado IN complot y no asistio.
Los periodicos dicen que Sc aeon
SEQ al Rey que diera tai nombre su
ailo. como una atencion & Catalufia,
en- donde actualmente Sc celebran
3estividades con motive del Centena- =
rio del Rey Jaime. Sin embargo,
como ciertos bandos politlcos de Ma
Grid Green que los catalanes estan
buscando la manera de proclamar su
independence bajo el difraz de la
autonomfa, Ia nobleza, que reside hoy
en- La GranJa, ha llegado al extreme
de hacer imprimir sus tarjetas de vi
sta con Ell simple nombre de- familia,
sin usar tftulo alguno anotando al
pie estas palabras: "Quien ha renun-
ciado su tftulo".
DETALLES DEL BAUTIZO.
MUESTRAS DE ADHESION.
Ha sido bautizado en- Ell Salon
del Trono, de La Granja, Ell Infante
Don jaime. hijo segundo del Rey.
La Reina Madre llevaba en- brazos al
u mo, Ell que estaba vestido con an
fraje de encajes blancos que han sido
zasados para todos los vastagos reales.
La ceremonial fue brilIante. ella
concurrieron la Infanta Teresa, la In
fanta Isabel, Ell Rey. Ell Infante Car
Tnz lbs prfncinac amer u Feline 5a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-11

po de Sion bautiz6 al nifio, & quien la
Infanta Isabel obsequi6 con un prem
dedor de br;llantes. Entire los con-
|currentes fguraban los Duques y
Duquesas de Hornachuelos, Montella-
no, Tovar, Santo, Mauro, Sotomayor,
Victoria, Aliaga y muchos otros que
asl manifestation su adhesion y 1eal-
tad la monarqula ante Ell plan que
Sc estaba fraguando para protestar
contra Ell nombre de Don Taime, que
Sc ha puesto al nifio.
Ell GENERAL WEYLER
PUBLICISTA
Ell General Weyler Sc ha embarca-
do para las Islas Baleares de donde es
oriundo, con el fin de perman ecer allf
durante Ell verano y dedicar el tempo
1a concluir sus Memorials sobre la
guerra de Cuba y los antecedentes
que dieron lugar la gnerra con los
Estados Unidos. La obra Sc publi-
cara en- Ell otono prox imo.
SENTENCIA CONFIRMADA
El Tribunal Supreme confrmo la
sentencia de muerte impuesta al .e-
|rrorista Rull La eiecucion Sc llevara
pronto cabo.
Ell TERRORISMO
EN- BARCELONA.
EXPLOSION DE OTRA BOMBA
Otra bomba hizo explosion en- uua
de las plazas p1blicas. Varias per-
sonas han sido heridas, dos de elias
Igravemente. La explos ion ocasiono
un panico tremando y numerosas per
|didas materiales. Tn guardia una
muchacha han sido CRAVEN eu ute he
r ridos; Sc teme que no sobrevivan. n .
La bomba hizo explosion en momen-
tos en- que pasaba una procession re-
ligiosa. Nueve personas han sido
arrestadas por sospechas.
UN HERIDO QUE MUERE.
NUEVO ATENTADO
Ell guardia herido por la explosion
de la bomba ha muerto. En- adici6n
al atentado anarquista anterior, uno
nuevo Sc ha perpetrado en- la Ram
bla. Mas de Glen personas Sc agol-
paban presenciar la Ca balgata his
torica, cuando otra bomba, oculta
en- I'm vehlculo de colomocion, esta-
llo causando inmensa alarma { hi
riendo muchas perscnas. Entire
los heridos hay tres en- condicion
precerfa. Un joven fue hecho ma
terialmente pedazos. Un individuo
de apellido Grau, nativo de Valencia,
quien Sc creyo ser ell autor del aten-
tado, estuvo q punto de ser despeda-
zado por la multitud; la policfa tuvo
hacer uso de sus armas de fuego para
protegerlo. A pesar de los esfuer-
EOS hechos por las autoridades, no Sc
ha podido hayar huella de los autores
del crimen. Un grupo e ciudadanos
de alta posicion social. Sc ha reunido
para acordar un premio de 100 900
pesetas por Ell descubrimieuto de los
Grim males.
Ell CENTENARIO DE LOS SITIOS.
Ell PRINCESA DE ASTURIAS.
LA PROCLAMATION DE MU-
LEY HAFFID. Ell PRESIDEN.
TIE DE LA UNION DE FABRI-
CANTES DE TABACOS DE LA
HABANA.
Con motive de la celebration del
Centenario de los Sitios de Zara goza
y por iniciativa del Colegio Pericial
Mercantil, Sc ha verihcado en- aquells
ciudad la session inaugural de un Con
greso Mercantil, al que asisten nu-
|merosas repre- sentaciones,
-Ha llegado a la ria de Ter1an
(desembocadura del rio Martini ell
|crucero "Princesa de Asturias.'
--El gobierno ha recibido la confir-
maci6n Official de haber s1do procla-
mado en- Tet1an Emperador de Ma.
|rrlecos Mulei Haffid.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-11
SENTENCIA CONFIRMADA

Ell Tribunal Supreme confrmo la
sentencia de muerte impuesta al .e-
rrorista Rull. La ejecucion Sc llevara
prontO Cabo.
Ell TERRORISMO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-11
Ell GENERAL WEYLER
PUBLICISTA

Ell Genera! Weyler Sc ha embarca-
do para las Islas Baleares de donde es
oriundo. con el fin de perman ecer allf
durante Ell verano y dedicar Ell tempo
concluir sus Memorials .sobre la
guerra de Cuba y los antecedentes
que dieron lugar a la gnerra con los
Estados Unidos. La obra Sc publi-
cara en- Ell otof1o prox imo.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-01-10

Dr n H {. fhs., IF ssdalia.
Mo. VINO spent tie olidaYs hers
with MI and Mrs. 3 Jordan.
spent few days hire this week
sn route to Missouri. after very
pleasant visit to efnphis, NASH
vile and othcsf points.
Mrs. Mary b. Shoffner, who has
been visiting her daughter Mrs.
W. M Turner. atnFort Worth.
Tex, has been very i during the
VISIT, but the many dends Of the
lady and her dang Ter. Mrs. Flor
ence Harris, ii Uni1h City, win be
glad to learn that she is improv-
ing
A cordial welcome will be extend
ed to all who can attend the preach
ing. Services at the First Chris
titan Church both morning, evening.
They will be conducted BY the min
lister, J. J, Castleberry. The morn
ing service begins promptly at IL
o'clock and the evening service at.
7o'clock.
Little Miss Pauline Kline. WHO'S
now with her father in Chicago,
was a pupil Of the Union City
Training School, and it is due her
and her friends in Union City to
say that she stood very high in her
studies. During the first tour
months Of the term her average in
all studies was near the hundred
mark. In attendance and deport-
rnent she received 100 and during
the last month scored 100 in every
class. The little girl is remarka-
bly, talented and we take great
pleasure in speaking Of these ac-
complishments.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-01-10

| Miss Cox, of Trenton, was in the
lefty last week as a guest of Miss
Mildred Lockhart.
Mrs. Britton and niece, Miss
HARRISON, will visit Mas hville
friends this week.
DIR. F. w. Whitehurst returned
! from visit to Brownsville and
Nashville Friday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Mcfarland, of
near Bethlehem, were in our city
shopping Saturday.
Frank White. Of Greenfield, is in
the city visiting his cousins, Mr..
and Mrs. Jim Hills.
Fletcher Tate has returned from
Poplar Bluff, Mo-, and will again be
located ia Union City.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Ed Kirkland were
in Cairo last week visiting Mr..
Kirkland's brother, Oscar.
Mrs. Jas. Russell, of Pleasant
Valley, was the guest of her pa
rents on Lilac street Monday.
Melvin Watson has returned
from visit with his aunt, Mrs. o.
B. Radebaugh, in Memphis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milan leave in
few days for a months visit with
Memphis and Arkansas friends.
Miss Cana NJ Sharp, OF obion,
spent few. days with her sister,
Mrs. W. S. Long, on Bank street.
Miss Annie Naylor left Monday
to spend a month swith her sister.
Mrs. Carl Paessler, of Tupelo;
Miss.
Miss Hattie Collins, of Fulton,
spent few days this week with
her friend, Mrs. G. S. Nash, on
Home street.
Chief of Police, Frank Pardue,
was quite sick last week for a few
days. but is able to be out this
week agains
Mr.. Fonzo White. one of the most
popular rural mail carriers, has
moved out to his country home near
Pleasant Valley.
Messrs. Will and Ed Inman and
their families have returned home
after a pleasant visit with their sis
ter Mrs. ]. C. Reynolds.
Mrs. Maggie Cresap, of Clinton
KY. who has been the guest of her /
sister. Mrs. r. W. Moore, in the /
city, has returned home:
Mrs: ! a. Chambers, Of nsafI
Haffis, Visited friends in our ctr (
wednesday and attended the play
Il the ops. h1pse At night.
Mn. Bad sIsys Of East Exchange
street 81 been quite sick with.
r ife|Es at Is now convalescent
md q e1st ss ufll again.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-01-10
D PERSONAL.

mate business
It is this boom visited y Ken
Wall street y
..- asaissaag gie Lee Harris is quite
sick this week.
Mrs r. Il White Is quite sick
with lagrlppe.
Chas. Mcdaniel returned from
Obion Monday
Gus. White paid Obion flying
trip Wednesday.
Harry Jones, of Mt. Zion, was in
the city Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. CsB Jordan have
returned from Nashville.
Mr.. James Vincent IS i'll at his
home on Harrison street.
Miss Bessie Coleman returned
from Memphis Thursday.
Mrs. G. B. White visited rela,
tives in the city Thursday
G. A. Forester, of Qbion, was
here Tuesday on business.
Cleveland Jones, of Troy, was in
the city Monday on business.
Mr.. Bud Rodgers made bust
ness trip to Kenton Wednesday.
DR.. F. w. Watson has. returned
from brief visit to Tiptonville.
we are glad to report the contin-
ued improvement of Mrs. Woody.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Jones, of
Hickman, were in the city yester-
day.
Mr.. Burnett, of Nnmber Seven,
visited friends in East End this
week.
Miss Mary Harris is visiting
friends at Columbus, Ky. this
week.
Mr.. ana MIS-. y. II. tut year are
spending afew days at the brides
home.
Mrs. Ina Mailing has returned
from Tennessee City and Russ
Cave
Mr.. Louis Davis has returned
from visit to relatives in Hart
ford, Ky.
Mr.. Pet Arm is acting in mail
carrier yincent's place, Mr.. Vincent
being i'll:
Miss Ruth Coleman, Of near
Gibbs. was in our city shopping
Saturday.
Miss Wallis A. Smith. Of obion'
Is visiting MISS Allie Mai Little on
Home street.
Mrs. Cook. residing on Palmer
sIsset. fell and accidentally frac-
.aES6 heI LEFT arm, at the show last
T66 Hoand. how s.. IS heal
hS lady Is Eiug.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-01-10

Mr. and Mrs JoIh RafhanI spen
Tuesday with their cousin. Miss
BERTHE Harrison, while En- route To-
their home in Jackson.
Mrs. Celia Hitchcock, Of Amaril-
|lo, Tex, and Mrs. !. a. Pieise. Of
Trimble, are visiting Mrs. J. VI
Burney IN the city this week.
Mrs. Ina W. Mailing returned
Thursday from Ruskin. Tenn,
where she went to place her son,
Cecil, in Ruskin Cave College.
Miss Mamie CASTOR. of Column
bia, passed through the city en-.
route to Paragould, Ark. stopping
over Tuesda J with EastEnd friends.
Miss Mary Bransford will return
from Nashville Tuesday, after
spending several weeks with her
sisters, Mrs. John Pollock and Miss
Katy Bransford.
Hannah Guy and son, OF Cordell,
Okla, were in the city this week
visiting the family of A. J. Murphy
in the city. Mr.. Guy was formerly
a resident of Troy.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Giascock and
daughter, Bessie, have returned
from Memphis, where they have
been on an extended visit with
frierds and relatives.
Elbridge Mcdaniel, of Obion, has
accepted position with the Union
City Hardware Co., where he will.
be associated with his bsother,
Chas. 4. Mcdaniel.
Judge Morris has been very i'll for
several weeks, and his condition,
we learn, is not very much i'm
proved this week. We trust that
hemay pc better soon.
R. r. Cook, of yerdon, Okla,
brother Of w. H. Cook, deceased, is
in the city this week looking after
his brothers business affairs and
arranging for the appointment Of
an administrator.
Rev. A. G. Freed, of Henderson,
will preach at the Exchange Street
Christian Church next SUNDAY, Jan.
+ II. Subjects: At II a. m, Faith
fulness;" at 645 p. M, .'Members of
His Body
On the 8th day of this month the
battle of New Orleans was fought.
A portrait of one of the heroes, of
that battle adorns the living room
Of Mrs. Joie Craddock. 1t was her
grandfather, Lieut.. J. r. Boyle.
Joe Rogers was recently, decora-
ted with honors which are held by
luE ISduCL u luC 'ifUV III &OHl0u
City. Any matters pertaining to
the inner courts Of society will now
have to be referred TO Mr. Rogers.
The Ladies' Of the Womans
Foreign Missionary Society Of the
M. E. Church will be at home at
the residence of Mr.. and M Is. G. ST
Hardy on Friday, the 18th III =
will be designated a viii
ception. on
Legal Thorn, who 4
of Hardy Bros. & Ha
clothing statesmen Ind
more, returned Mon Ia
in business at RtfSstl
Thorn was one Of Il 81
lar and best qualif Al
Union City. He is al s.
tleman in every sense hd
and we wish him the bsdvaRy
and success. q W
. Impure blood runs you -
you an easy victim FOR orgafliUs For
es. Burdock's Blood Bitters /
the blood cures the cause b s ! :
you up. +
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-01-10
IN Memory Of GEORGE G. Bel, 81.

y We wish to thank the dear friends
who in their kindness were gener-
GUS in the attentions given us in
our deep grief in the death of our
dearly Beloved boy.
He was good and true. to his
friends and loved ones and was cut
.downin his young manhood from
the joys Of this life to enter Haven
of Rest in the life eternal.
God id His infinite love and mercy
has transported his bright spirit 70
the heavenly home above prepared
for His beloved children.
His sweet patienee Id all his sui
fering was as tbough he knew
he wa passing 70 Eli q bet
ter land where life ~ Joys and s6r-
rows are ended and the bliss of d
heavenly light would shine eternal,
never failing but alway bright.
There are many trends over there
who have left us sorrowing yes,
crossed To tie other shore, ana viii
meet the dear one rejoicing ever
more. Hi lef us, and Ia on lone
illness We mourn L BE misfortune
that has iailen Oh us, vet not as
those who have nd hope.
The evening Of life i passing
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-01-10
sIATEhlENT OF coNDff FL lib B f s-r ~
Union City Bank and Trust Co.
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS DECEMBER 81, 1907
Resources
At THE CLOSE or 3

Loans and Discounts IA (. &.
Overdrafts "a x d -
Banking House Furniture and Fixtures .
Overdrafts due from Corporation of Union City.
Drafts with Billof Iading attached ......
Clearing House Certificates ... [ A.....-.......
Sight Exchange a...
Checks and other Cash Items ....
Specie - .......-
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-01-10

Loans and Discounts
Overdrafts, secured and unsecul
II. S. Bonds to secure circulation
Premiums on United States Dor
Banning House, Furniture and Fl
Cash Res0urcee-
Cash due from Banks
Cash due from y. S. Treasurer !.
Cash Items
Cash in Safe.
Total ................
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-21
wife of Capt. Hams Bitterly Arraigns
Husband and His Brother-Ex-
presses Wish That Both
Go to the Gallows.

ported here this afternoon that n
deal Is being considered hy which
Mrs Peter G. llaina will testify In
behalf 81 her husband. Captain
Hams. when he il tried for the
murder Of William =. Annis. upon
the promise that she shall receive
a decree Of divorce and the custody
Of her two children.
The story goes that she will FUR.
nish A motive by testifylug that
Annis suggested to her the stories
OF degeneracy In the belief that
their circulation would prevent
Hams from making sensational
charges against his wife Ia tho al.
vorce proceedings aud at the same
time might prevent him also from
trying 20 get control OF the chill.
dren.
Il II not believed that there IL
any suggestion that Mrs Halns
should become second EVELYN
Fhaw, but she will contend that her
relations with Anuis were merely
friendly. she VIII assert. Il IL said
that she turned 10 Annls " hen an.
just suspicious were raised In her
husbands mind hy goaslpefs, who
poisoned him against her.
This new phase OF the tangled AZ
fair caused much comment after
her bitter arraignment OF her hus
band In an Interview given out last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-21
[[OPEMENT
ENDS IN
JAIL
Sixteen Year-0ld Girl in One
Cell and Her Lover
In Another.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug IL
Tearfully waiting In a cell AT the
city prison here for a parental word
that will release her from bondage
IL Miss Nellie Summers. the ls
yearold daughter Of o. v Summers.
wealthy rancher OF Fresno coun-
~. Who eioped Ia romantic fashion
with Lee Warren. a young man "
Cleveland. Ohio. and came with
him 20 this city. only "a be arrested
By the police on tsiegraphlc instruc
items from her father.
In another cell sits Warren re.
pcaiediy avowiuE HE determination
10 marry the girl. despite the Obiec.
lions 81 her family. In these senti.
mcntA he " strongly supported BY
Miss Summers. who says her affec.
ton Tor him is undying
In the meanwhile the father lln.
gers about the corridors 81 the ciyi
prison waiting the arrival Of Mira
Summers. upon whose motheriy al.
vice will depend The fate Of the
couple
Warren and bis Intended bride
came 20 San Francisco last week
with the intention of being married
at once, bat they saw accounts ~
their ciopement In the papers and
decided 20 await Developments The
yogaE man resided At the Hotel
Navarro and his sweetheart took
lodgings With = friend on Van Ness
Ay.
The couple first met AZ Long
Reach several Sseks ago. and Il
was a case Of love at first eight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-21
STAR FAMILY OUTING DAY
NO. 3

you planning to advantage Of the Family
Day No. 81
8 nothing that interfere with this outing 20 For
park weather the indications that the
weather will right
Leachi park to the picnic grounds
Il Lake Washington
any point Ordinarily Is
Is
The steamers carry Day escursousta
Lake Washington and mat
Of fact excel anything Of the kind the Sound
Fortuna park The
and a channel to the mainland u
beautifully incnes gradually from the highest
point beach dancing pavilion has been built In
the park which
various Of light refreshments
purchased suspended from the big trees and there
are boats on the pcnce Altogether For
tuna park a delightful place az which to spend day.
coupon which with cents round trip ticket,
will Page first appeared yesterday Save
them all and family give them TO not
fortunate enough 10 be a reader Of The Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-21
LESSON in HANDLING
COIN COSTS DEARLY

ey to take him back 60 his old home.
Yesterday he urew $40 In bills
from the Peoples Savings bank.
and went Co the depot to purchase
q ticket TO Germany
While standing IN the station he
eut into conversation with two men
70 whom he applied for instructions
regarding the manner of securing
the ticket During the conversation
Hnlhaok detailed his plans and dis.
played his roll and his new found
friends said they would show him
how 10 fold the greenbaoks SO they
would not be stolen.
He allowed them 60 demonstrate
the proposition 10 him. and few
minutes later when he started TO
pas for his ticket. he discovered
that his money was gone The
strangers had also disappeared
The police department was notified
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-21
tsy uni,sd PrsssA

sosroN. Aug. 2i.--~My husband
IA his brother are raseals hope
,A.s ,hsy will both be strung up.
rAs~ssp ]. faalns is an areh.fisnd."
rAls is the statement Of Mrs.
claudia I4bhes Hams wife OF Cap
u,s Peter c. Halns, who killed Vim.
r Annls.
those seoandrcls she con
unosa are capable Of anything In
NV husbands absence Thornton
palus tried to make love 70 me,
iha,ea hin. Then he poisoned my
hv.eands miad was beaten.
starved aaa eTazed until | signed
~ne papers ther alleged confess
s,enl they may have been blank
AZ al know. My husband IL a
brute. but wcusd have borne with
Nm for NJ children's sake Tie
beat me many times lie would
have shot me. tho. ! thought be
suald seek mr. out and XIII me
The rRscAls. hope they viii
heih Ne hanged My poor babies
sksi viii become % them
Nay Change Her Mind.
NEW YORK. Aus. Alt Is re
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-21
AN ASSET In SECURING
PEACE AND JUSTICE

dinner given BY the state dopar,
ment In honor 81 tho visitors.
The speeches we're displomafic.
ally feFxid In the references to de-
Tense against probable Aalatir az
gressloua. which set Australia
aflame. The tendency of the
speeches IL "a cement the ties Of
the whites Tor the defense % the
Pacific islands
lord Northcote. governor general
% The commonwealth. Prime Min.
lister neakin and the governors 81
the states all paid high tribute TO
the United States. and high eompll.
menss 20 the fleet and officers. Ad.
mlfal Sperry and hts officers re-
aponded to the welcome aud ex
prcaslons Of good viii In full meas.
ure.
The electrical effects IN the deco
rations tonight are magnificent and
have never been cqualsd IN this
section ~ the world The theatres
are al free to the American sailors.
and the whole city IL using every
possible means of making the visit.
ors enjoy themselves
The parade today. IN which the
American sailors marched with
arms. but without ammunition.
caused tbs greatest enthusiasm and
the day was successful IN every
feature. =
Saturdays program includes a
railway excursion In the morning
In the afternoon there will be a
naval regatta. football and baseball
games aud an exhibition by the fire
brigade
An at home" reception and din
ner will be- given on board his
maisstya ship Powerful A. night
there vii be n great fireworks dis.
play and magnificent Venetian
carnival
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-21
EXHIBITS FINE
CACTUS DAHlIA

Al San Crafts flower store on
Pike place there Is on exhibition a
cactus dahiia. the official flower of
the A-Y-P exposition measuring
seven inches from petal 10 petal
The flower was grown in Seattle.
and 10 the largest 81 its Mind ever
seen In this city.
itH size and beauty would seem
to dlscredit the ofi.repcated state.
mcnt that the cactus dahlia can.
not be successfully grown In Sc
afafa