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The Washington herald., 1909-08-21


Following upon the welcome intelli-
gence Of last week comes the latest news
from the assistant treasurer Of the Do
nestle and Foreign Missionary Society
bringing the reports down to august /.
which IS OF stnl more encouraging
character. The increase Of contributions
from all sources TO August I is $500
From September / to April the increase
was 600. BY May Il had dropped 20
$500. but by June ] 1t had risen again 10
$3.50 and on July / Il was $4,000 and
now It has reached S97.700 This increase
is from all sources.
From parishes and individual contribu-
tons has come more than half the in
crease. or $4,000; from woman's auxili-
airy. $1,000. from the womans auxiliary
united Offering. $1,000. from the Sunday
schools, 5000, and from all other sources.
5000. Indirectly large numbers Of church
people everywhere have welcomed and
are acting upon the suggestion that larger
gifts for the current work of general
missions should be made as a memorial
OF the late treasurer OF the board Of mis-
sions. Mr.. George C. Thomas
Rev. Or. Kinsolving. rector OF old St.
Paufs Church. Baltimore has obtained
the services Of Rev. John 1. Jackson as
one Of the assistant clergy Of 81. Paul's
parish. AIR Jackson has been connected
with Trinity Church. Towson. Baltimore
County where he has been assistant 10
the rector. the Rev w. II. Powers. Mr.
Jackson enters on his new duties Septem-
Der l.
The resignation by Rev T. S. Chnds,
u. D., Of the rectorship Of Chevy Chase
parish. which viii shortly take place.
viii remove from active service one Of
the most honored and respected. as well
as one of the most learned Of the clergy
OF the diocese OF Washington. DR.. Childs
was for many years an influential mem
Der Of the Presbyterian denomination.
but. moved by conviction Of the truth OF
the claims Of the Episcopal Church. he
was some years ago ordained TO its min
istry. Since then he has been archdeacon
Of Washington. a position he resigned
some time ago, and rector Of All Saints
Church, Chevy Chase parish. which lies
partly IN the District of Columbia and
partly in Montgomery County. Nd
Chevy Chase parish has quite a large
membership Tor a suburban parish. IL
has eighty-fve Sunday school scholars.
and Bible classes in addition It's prop
erty is valued at $1,000, with only $500
Last year il gave in aid
Of diocesan objects nearly $50.
The Archdeacon OF Prince George COun-
ty, Rev. c. I. La Roche. is TO conduct
services to-morrcw in old St Paurs
Church. Prince George County. now with
out a rector. Archdeacon La Roche Is
rector Of Beltsville, in the same county.
As archdeacon. It is one Of his duties. in
the absence Of the bishop, 10 aid any
parish in his archdeaconry which may
for any reason be deprived Of the services
Of the church. St Paul's Church. being
pastorless. is in that condition. There
archidiaconal care becomes very neces-
sary. and is much appreciated.
Mr.. Thomas X. Nelson, OF the Theo-
logical Seminary, Alexandra, is TO be
assistant to the rector of Trinity Church.
Towson. Rev. W. H. Powers. succeeding
Rev. John L. Jackson, also has accepted
a call to ST Paui's Church Rofrfr,ora
The Washington herald., 1909-08-21
GOSPEL MISSION.

GOSPEL MISSION. 1230 Pa are. Ersn-siis4i,
services cveTy night in the year NJ u y
Brown VII speak tonight and the Rev. ]. Il
Lambten Sunday night Good music. An irvi+e5
The Washington herald., 1909-08-21
BAPTIST.

BAPTIST CHURCH. cor. lotb s7s n
sts- Nv. Rev F. B. Meyers. cf Baltimore. lId
VII preach a. Il a. N. and 7;l5 p. n. :. s.
80 q. n. @ E. 6.45 D ~
The Washington herald., 1909-08-21

PEOPLES oPEN-AIR EvENsONG on CATHE-
DIAL grounds. Mount 81. Allan. az ?. m. An
gust 2 Special preacher Rev. John v Quinn.
assistant rectoT OF the Church of the Accession.
vested choir. Jed by detachment of the United
States Marine Band. Take Tenuallvt0Wn cara
Daily morning ard evening PRAYER every weekday
az e. Ia. and p. N. in s. Adams Churc1, OF
the Little Sanctuary. % the Cathedral Close.
Requests FOR irte1cessory Trayer OF Thanksgiving
may Be sent 70 the cathedral clerEJ. Mount St
Alban. Washington. d. C.
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION. Mass. ave and
l2h 81. ms. Rev. J. Henning Nelms. rector.
Services. a. n. and II a. N. The Rev. J.
Quinn viii preach 40 u a. m.
ST. MARKS CHURCH. ID and A SIS. Sc. Rev.
W. L. DE Vrics Pm D.. and Rev r. A. Curtis.
csrgy. Services 30 H. and &
ST ANDREWS CHURCH. lf,h and CCrcoran sts-
Rev g.. Calvert Garter. rector Rev. J. r. Bick-
nell. clrate. sundays 80 and II q. n Week-
days: Holy DAYS. and Il a. N. every THURSDAY
10 a. m.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-21
LUTHERAN.

KELLER MEMORIAL. Nd. ave. and sh = N,
Rev C. p. Wnes. pastor sermon by the rasto-
a. m. Sunday school. s5a c. E ueeting.
p p. ETcryhody welcornc-
The Washington herald., 1909-08-21


Tuesday next Is the festival OF ST. Bar
tholomew, Of whom. under his name Bar
tholomew. there is absolutely nothing but
the name recorded in the New Testament.
II is usually assumed. however. that Ma
thaniel and Bartholomew are two names
for the same person. The Gospel read on
ST. Bartholomew Day perpetuates an
old tradition that ST. Bartholomew was
OF noble birth and that hence arose the
strife among the apostles which OF
them should be accounted the greatest"
in their Masters expected kingdom.
The reasons why Nathaniel and Bar
tholomew are supposed to be the same
persons are as follows: The call OF 81.
Bartholomew IS nowhere mentioned,
while that OF ST. Nathaniel IS apparently
call 70 apostleship: o. the evangelists
who mention Bartholomew do not name
Nathaniel. while ST. John. who tells US
Of Nathaniel. never mentions Bartholo-
new: 90 Bar-Tholmai may only be an
appellation OF Nathaniel. slgnifying that
he was the son Of Tholmai
The common tradition OF the church re-
specting St Bartholomew is that he
evangelized Northern Judea, leaving
there a Hebrew copy OF the gospel Of
St Matthew. It Is believed that. having
escaped martyrdom by crucihxion at
Hierapohs, in Phrygia. he was afterward
M. -yred at AlbanopOlis. on the Caspian
Sea. where the King Astyages ordered
him 10 be hayed alive (perhaps on the
cross). a mode Of punishment not un-
common among Orientals.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-21

ST THOarAs.

18th. near Dupout Circle
Services ard u a. M. Preacher, Rev. Canon j.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-21
EPISCOPAL CHURCH NOTES

The church commentaries to-day the
life and lab.ors Of one Of the greatest Of
It's sons. St. Augustine, Bishop Of Hippo.
In North Africa. confessor and doctor
This great saint was born IN Numidia
November 1S, A. D. S54 His father was
one Patricius. a pagan, and his mother
the holy Monica. Augustine had a good
education, but he fell into evil ways in
Carthage. whittier he had been sent to
study rhetoric Afterward he lived for a
while in Rome. and in SS4 removed TO
Milan, where he fell under the influence
OF Ambrose. the great Bishop Of Milan.
On Easter eve. April 25. 3S7. he was
baptized b. Ambrose. and there is a beau
tful legend chat the church owes its
magnificent Te Deum 10 the fact that
Ambrose and Augustine composed Il to-
gether for that occasion and that Il was
then recited by them In 3S5 Augustine
became Bishop OF Hippo the Royal. but
II Is as a writer and author that he has
placed Christians for all time under OBJ
ligations TO him.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-21

PEOPLES CHURCH lnousectsris7, Nf,r,...-
Rev. Georgia Ferguson residence. - A s.. 3.
Open-air services Win be held Sunday after1oon
iUeathe- perrai;tinsl AZ 40 IN Judiciary Parl
east SIDE q City Ball; subject. "Ciric salrs-
uon- short talks by the minister and Afessrs
7. z VIII and ". d. Mackenzie an friends
q civic hetterment are especially invited 70 be
present
The Washington herald., 1909-08-21
PEOPLES CHURCH.

VERMONT AVENUE CHURCH An se-3ee, AL
summer Public worship. with sermon by T. ID
Power. II and s S s.. go c. E : C1ne
The Washington herald., 1909-08-21
CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
Notices Herald office v ~ E,tao
METHODIST EPIscoPAr.

aeA The Herald office 5y 9 .. N. Friday.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-06-18

The poet sings OF bronzlng leaves and
rivers hiled with wine,
The cswing OF tho faucous crow, The va
grant zsphyr's whine.
He warns as now ihat winter soon VIII
reign upon the land.
And Borcas, the lusly god, Will rip to
beat tho band
Al. poet we have other ways. We men
who work ell day
TO tell that winter comes apace. we have
the bills 20 pay
The coal man shoveis IN the coal with
rumbling bang and crush,
The gror'rynan II after us, fof-oh, lot
or cash
Our wife IL buying winter 'eats"-pota-
-to6s by the bin,
And hubbard squash and Other things
that cost lot OF tin.
our summer clothes from babo to Bill
must be replaced with new.
Why. every blessed one OF us Is almost
busted through,
There's underciothes and socks TO buy
and shirts and hats and shoes
We sit IN dazfd amnzement counting up
the J. O. US,
And on the top Of this comes wife to
make us out the goat
The moths have simply made wreck Of
her new sealslsin coat,
- ~ ~
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-06-18

Word comes from the Albion normal
that the Gold Medal Defamation con
test held in the normal school auditor
ium last Saturday evening was won by
Charles Mabbutt of Lincoln county, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Mabbutt of Sho-
shcne. Oat of six contestants Mr..
Mabbutt was marked first by each Of
the three judges, his subject being
White Azaleas" by HELEN Ellsworth
Wright. The prize is a beautiful gold
medal which will be priced very highly
by Mr.. Mabbutt and his family.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-06-18

Short stories are bound to be popu-
lar with the man who is running his
own hotwater heating plant He can
read one between trips to the cellar
II he hurriesl
A weltknown lecturer is fooling
away his time giving lecture on
Turkey. Why should married men
attend lecture like that? Don't
their wives talk Turkey 10 EN- every
night2
An Iowa man, bachelor, says when
he gets married he is going TO marry
a woman that can make pumpkin pie.
Gee, II that's all he wants. ! know a
Niger nanny down south that viii
suit him TO a IT"
A Colorado loved one has Just won a
suit for $4,000 against young man
who wrote her endearing missives and
married another woman. And TO think
he might have pleased her even more
by sending her candy, that her little
brother would have eaten. and flowers
that would have wilted
q q =
"A New York man was saved from
by his cork leg which kept
him from sinking when he couldn't
swim. says an exchange. We are to
presume. ! suppose. that the editor re-
fers 10 water and not booze Even
man with cork leg can drown In
he has the price.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-06-18
Notice OF Special School Election

Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day of June 1909. there Will be
held. at the school house of district
No I2-south side-a special meeting
for the purpose Of discussing and locat-
ing site for the new school house.
The polls will be opened at 200
O'Clock o. m. and will remain open UNI
till clock p ne, and none but resi-
dent freeholders and heads Of families
will be allowed to vote at this election.
j. L.FULLER, clerk
E. A. BOWLER, chairman
Dated June 18. 1909. June 1925
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-06-18

Oh. Jack Frost Is coming.
That miaehievous sprite.
To start things a-humming
IS just his delight.
lie gives Young checks posies,
And red1cns old noaes.
And pinches folks tocses.
TIN they cry outright.
A wonderful artist
Is Master Jack Frost
He brings from aear mist
Witch lightly II tossed
In pictures fantastic
With fancy elastic
In fairy forms plastic.
Ou window panes crossed.
The hare trees he covers
n gliateRing dress.
Ger which sunlight hovers
IN dlamonded press;
He makes OF snow Wilderness
a gairylard brightness.
Al sf,efSling with iighsaess.
II dream iovciiness.
The children They love him
For sport that he brings.
About him, above him.
Their mcfritncstt rings
~ makes one groW mellow
To hear how they ycll. oh.
A right welcome fellow
H. merry Jack Frost
a-Io4h Wink
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-06-18
o O
Fatality

"Run over . rcw this norElng 40 above
to1cyville zaid ihe brakeman 70 re-
porter. 'HoN It'd Il hnppcf asked the
reporter She WAS drinking OUT Of a
trtek pndef bridge shouted tho brake.
man as he swung on g thc last ear and
Seft srlsning out % town. -fsatessiIis
fAVhl Enicrprise
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-06-18
Q o O
What 81. Brought Home.

Blas Faiinps took load of hogs 70
town Tuesday and broush, a large tank
home - Woodward tAfkl SrNe
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-06-18

VIA Oregon Short Line daily fof tick
~ 0es way via Portland. Frequent
dates for otfer routes. See o. s. l..
ageats fcr surtber details.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-06-18
Excursions East

Via Oregon Short Line 10 Denver.
Omaha. Kansas City, Chicago. st. Louis
aud other points. June 4. s. II. ~. rs
and Is. SIZE agents for later dates.
rates and further particulars.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-06-18
Exeursiens Fast

Via Oregon Sbors Line 20 Denver
omaha. ksasss CITY. Chicago. 81, Louis
snd other points. Jane d 8. II. u. rs
nd p. See sgeasa foF later dates.
zad further particulars.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-06-18
Excursions Eas!

Wis Oregon Short Line to Denver.
Omaha, Kansas City. Chicago. 81. Louis
and other points. June 4, 8. II. u. rs
and p. See agents for lster dates,
rates and further particulars.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-06-18
Local and Otherwise

Pine growing weather these days.
McMaE,on has the best line Of fresh
freit in town.
John NJ shank and wife went On to
paystte. SUNDAY morning.
Hood river strawberries, oranges
and ssanaaas at the New Resort
The new street sprinkler Is machine
worth haglag The city could not wei
o. ~ishnss Il.
new lot Of beautiful gsils iast re.
cesved At Miss Waters Come IN and
seS them
A cut ia tbs price Of lumief viii have
the effect Of starting lot of building
operations IN the Immediate future.
r. NJ. ssarrh attended the state
Pharmaceutical association at Boise
which vac held Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday
The new touring car belonging 10 Fred
W. Gooding il having thorough test
ing these days and IL proving a fine
machine
Miss Nellie Smith Of Rswiingt. Wyo,
i here visiting her sister. Miss Alice
Smith. the ;sookkeeper Of the Sage
HFush factory
Mr.. ard Mrs Albert Hale Of Albion
have been visiting At NJ ID. kidwoIi's
Recently. M Hale who il son OF
Mira kidweli Is nov in Boise while his
wife remains here.
Buy the light running Deer
ing Binder and Mower at the
Ssockgrowcfs,
Mrs r A. starrh Of Salt Lake City
- visiting her SON. T. ~ Starfh and
daughter. Miss Amy Starrh. and il Is
likely that she will spend considerable
i'me with them.
Roeasler brothers have purchased the
residence OF Ben Darrah which he re-
Gently purchased on east Logan street.
and the same has been moved
onto their lots oa east Lafayette street
opposite the Aedy Newman mansion.
Ed Miles took three land seekers out
an the Dietrich tract for the Haddcok
Land company the hrat Of the week
and they ali secured a slice Of that fine
lard FOR private ownership before the
price gets too high for comfort.
The wooigrowcrs Of Shcshone at
ended a meeting al HALEY last satur-
day 10 discuss sad act on matters affect. ,
iaT theIr interests on the Sawtooth
forest reserves.
Rev. Barger and the Methodists Of
Riehheld feel very much elated over
the new chnsch building which they are :
IN Riehheld and they look !
forwasd 70 ia completion with eager +
o
Dr Din has recently had cement o
saiks laid around his hospital and con- b
oeelir9 the hospital wlth the buildings y
- tie north The doctor il one Of the s
interpreting BUSINESS men Of the city il
sho are deinK ar they can 70 promote o
! greater Shosh0ne. "
Rev W J. ssfser went to RieAheld
he iast 81 tn ~eea 90 meet his regular d
there. bat meeting Con q
lfegalionsl minister. Rev. winehin Of =,
pws Who has Carey claim on the 81
sieAhed tract. Mr. larger invited (.
3fn g eccupr tbs pulpi, On Sunday S
anrnlng which otter Has accepted. HI
Building operations have recently "
laried W on the ncrah side !. Regal NJ
he toes posssieo Ia AcMahon's store az
geeatly . putting 40 residences in in
ihich 70 move his fssnily The same be- II
X heeted Jsst north Of Mrs MIXERS WI
ssidessee and ioinlng tho Mountain
lev additions on the vest Chas Z.
ivhl i aiso b1iiding residence in the
socoln Addition 50 that be can move
-. 49, a r D
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-06-18
Horses For Sale

Any one wanting 10 buy work horses
Or wild range horses. call on.
iEHRy ScHoDpE.
q Hsyhurn. Idaho
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-06-18

Black coekreli spaniel Iibersl re
werd
IL r. h. CASTER. Bliss, Idaho
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-06-18

Mrs. E. G. Merri6eld was called to
Condor. Oregon, by the death Of her
sister some two or three weeks ago.
VIM. Raef & Co. have the new well
at Dietrich down 300 feet at present
without striking good water supply.
The bore is 8ls inches the same as the
Jerome well.
Buy Mower and Binder
that you know will do the work.
Joe Vernon's engineering Office will
be supplied with first class architect
and all plans and specifications for
buildings and the experimenting of
their construction will be furnished at
reasonable cost.
w. c. Custer has started work on his
cellar on north Rail street by the McFail
hotel for the purpose of erecting fine
business block there. 1t is splendid |
location and no doubt Mr.. Custer will
put up building there that will be a
credit TO the town and good revenue
producer too. 1t will be 80 by 10 feet
and two stories high.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-21
Una empTesa de lTas-
Ccndencia continenta al
Ell gran diariO argentine 'La
PrenSa," prepara una Obra
SObre ell desarrellO del dia-
riSmO y su desenvOlvimientO
aIcanzadO haSta ell preSente.

Hallandose los que suscriben, ac-
tivando la preparation dc una obra
sobre la prcnsa latino-americana con
el fin dc prescntar cl grado de desen-
volviniento Y prOgrcsO que ha alcan
zado hasta cl prcscntr, Sc pcrmiten
solicitar de ella en- general Y en- par
ticular SUI valiosa cooperation para
llevarla a un fcliz t6rmino.
A este efccto, ruegan muy especial
mentc Il los Sc nores Directories o Ad-
ministradores de toda clasc de publ
cacioncs que vcan actualmcnc la
luz en- cualquiera dclos paiscs latino
amcricanos, Sc Sirvan Cnviarlcs i la
MAYOR brevedad, v con cl fin dc po-
der rcproducir fototipicamcntc la
primcra pagina, dos cjcmplarcs de
un nGmcro parecido en- cl corlicnte
aho, acompahados de las indicacio-
ncs que a continuation Sc exprcsan:
Lugar donde aparece la publica-
ci6n (RepGblica, provincial 0 isla
de- (dcpartamento Y ciudad 9 pue-
blo.)-Si es diario peri6dico o rcvis
ia, Y forma dc aparici6n.-Director,
administrator redactores V colabo-
radores. .-Propietario Q propietarios
ST siempre ha aparecido con el mis-
mo titulo.-Ahos que lleva dc cxis-
tcncia -Fccha On que apareci6 cl pri
mcr ndmcro.-S posee imprenta pro
pia, en- case negative, porque imprcn
ia So pdblica..-S cdita suplementos
o ndmcros cspcciales; dado que 81,
cuando V con que motivos,-Cual cs
SUI tirajp.-Tarifa>. >.-Asimismo cual-
quicr ricsgo caractcristiro della publ
caci6n. Il otros datos que a juiciu dc
las dirccciones mcrezcan ser c0nsig-
nadoS.
Al mismo tempo quo cspcran, en-
atcnci6n los movies que guian es-
te pcdido. ser en- q corrcspondidos,
cncarcccn Ia reproduction dc Ia pre-
sentc.-A. Abclcdo. S. NJ. Amaral.-
La Plata. febrcro de l909.-Dircc-
ci6n: callc * nimcrO 46l.- La Pla-
Ia, Rcpublica Argentina.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-21
Linea ferrea del 0eSte.

Iiinernrio -SaIidas de Bayam6u y Ca
pital, simultaneamente
Diss Observation-Disclosures 8, 7.05s.3O
PAS y ll.00 Tsrds 12I5 las, ais
4.35, 5.4s. y $50.
Dias iestivos.-Mahans 6, 7.05. $50
ey45 il Tsrde I2.l5. l.3O, 2.31, $50
4.3O, 5.4s-y y $50
Bilctss bsratos para dtas iestivus De
San Juan 4 Bsysm6n. ia y vuelta en-
Ia class, Is ctvs.; Ia clAse. is etvA
De BAyam6n Cstaho. ida y vuslts, Ia
clase, Is etys-. "a elAse, 10 etvs
BiIlstes ordinsrios de Capital Cata-
80 en- Ia. Clase, 6 etyE y "a el2Ss 3
ctyE
Bsysm6n. 10. de EnerO de 1905 RA-
unfn EaldEs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-21
PTOfGsia de uR
sabiO frances

Asegura TN sabio frances, que el
alcohol V el petr6Ieo, son los como
bustibies del porvenir;que en- I'm pc
ri6do d diez amos anuIaran al car
bon mineral Como Ell primero puede
hoy extraerse de frutaS, iegumbreS
V semiilas. 81 Ia profecia Sc confirma
redundara en- beneficio de la agricu.-
tura q podria dedicarSe a grandes
cuitivos para produciraicohoi. Este
sabio aicohoiica aboga por Ell alco-
hOi pero un sabio eiectrico. n dice,
que tiene que darse ei gran chasco
el aicohoi, 10 mismo que ei petr6ieo
dcjari muy en- breve su iugar eminen
tc la eiectricidad ardiente, limpia
y con brevedad es del Sigio NX. La
eiectricidad dentro de POGO reiegara
al oividu las grandes ca,deras V ma
quinarias pesadisimas que hoy Sc
usan sis aparatos seran iigerOs,
manuahie> V directos de ia atm6sfe-
ra. lie p6sito universai'de Ia energia
eitrtrica.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-21
ARiRnado festival
en- Vega A..a.
De nues.ro corresponsal.

JUNO H.-El domingo Sc llev6 a
efecto un bale de sociedad en- los sa-
lones del consistorio, ell q. resulto
muy ahimado y concurrido.
La tnica nota discordante fue
la mdsica que no result6 del todo
agradable pues aun cuando habia
una que otra que pudiera oirse
otras eran pesimas.
En- mis- notas anteriores decfa
yo que Sc habia bailado en- Ell club
Borinquien faitando con este a los
Iestatutos del reglamento.
Esto parece que ha disgusta-
do un tanto al Sr. presidente y di-
rectiva. Al juzgarse por una CO.
municaci6n que Sc sirve pasarme
pretendi6ndo que retifique a 10 que
debo hacer constar q. en- NADIA ten
go que rectificar 10 dicho, respecto
a que Sc falto a los estatuttos del
reglamento;, esta bien, comproba-
do con las cartas de socios que pre-
senciaron ell aeto, las que conser-
vo en- mi poder y dare a Ia pub Ii
cidad oportunamente.
Los vecinos de Vega alta We
rian con gusto que el Hon. coronel
de la policia trasladara 4 esta ju-
risdicci6n al poiicia don Jose Ro-
driguez Plaza 3S1, que tan titles
servicios ha prestado en- esta de-
marcaci0n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-21

La que fu6 sefiorita Amalia Bras
chi Paoli, que falleci6 anteayer en-
Santurce, no es, como han creido
alguuas personas, la conocida artista
tia de la fnada, sefiorita Amalia
Paoli, que viaja ahors por Europa.
Nutrida concurrencia hubo ano-
che en- Ell teatro de la ciudad con mo-
two de la despedida de la compafiia
de zarzueIa y todos los artistas sc es-
meraron en- hacer ell mejor trabajo.
Para ell dfa % de los corrientes Sc
anuncia ell debut" de la otra COM
pania en- que trabaja Ia Matras.
La gran cantidad de aqua caida
desde aver ha ocasionado aigunos
desperfectos en- los trozos de carrete
ra que Sc estaban regando con pc
troieo en- Santurce y este trabaio Sc
ha suspendido.
Ha estado en- San Juan, en- asun-
tos del servicio, ei jefe de distrito de
ia pOilCla lnSuiar en- CarOllna, Or.
Igaravidez.
FL sabado pr6zimo embarcaran
en- Nueva York, de regreso a P. Rico
las senoritas Jesusa Y Mercedes Pons
Y su joven hermano que acaba de
terminar la carrera de ingeniero.
Esta meiOr de la dolencia que le
aquejara desde hace igumos dfas
ei Lido. Pedro Julia. Lo ceiebramos.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad nues-
tro compatriota ell DR.. J. A. Diaz de
Fajardo. Fl Sr: Diaz ha sufrido exa-
menes para ci servicio de enfermeda-
des tropicales obteniendo un alto
promedio en- sus notas.
La renuncia preSentada por el
director de Sanidad del departamen-
to Consolidate, tendra efecto ei 81
de Julio pr6ximo. Sc indica para sus-