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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-26

Stevens. Colon. Panama: Philip F. Chap
man. Portland: Elmer Perry. Portland;
Philip r. Andrews, Kennebunk: Fred l..
packard. Turner; Chester G. futile.
Buckfield; w. T. Youland. Jr.. Bidde-
ford; ". T. Johnson, Bridgton; James a.
Bartlett, Saco.
lso7-Charles wv Snow, Spruce Head
Chester S. Kingsley. Augusta: T.. G.
Pope. Manchester: William S. Linnell.
Saco; Richard l. Carney; Newcastle: Will
liam c: Whtmore. Portland: Paul A.
Buttrick. Anglewood n. J.; E. Eugene
holt. Jr., Portland; Willis +. Roberts.
Brunswick: f. 4. buddy, Portland; H.
E. Mitchell, Augusta; George A. Bower.
Auburn: Thomas r. Winchell, Houlton:
NJ G. Weber, New York: l.. W. Smith
York
19os-Karl B. Kilborn, Portland; James
NJ. Chandler, Boston; Joseph NJ. Boyce.
Portland: Aaron A. Putnam, Houlton
Carl NJ. Robinson, Portland: Fred T.
rennell. Portland; Nathan S. Weston
Augusta: W. w. Fairclough, Richmond
Joseph A Davis, Westbrook: Arthur H.
Huse. Camden: David T. Parker. Bath;
Ensign. Otis, Rockland; r. f. Stetson,
Da mariScotta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-26
TO CELEBRATE WAR OF 1872.
Canadian Patriotic Societies Arranq
ing for a JubiIant Centennial.

Ottawa, June 25-At Toronto a proposal
to hold a national centennial celebra-
tor of of the War of 1872 was discussed
at meeting at which were represented
The Daughters of the Empire, the Chiefs
and Warriors of the Six Nation Indians,
the United Empire Loyalists Association
of Ontario. the Canadian Military Insti-
tute. Veterans of 1856. 1885 and South Afri-
ca. and York Pioneer and Historical So
ciety
Lieut. Col w. Hamilton Merritt occu-
pied the chair. 1t was proposed that the
official cooperation of all the govern
ments as well as that of the public gener-
ally be sought. Committees have been
named to make arrangements
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-26
MISS ETHELYN WILSON WEBS.
Daughter Of Late United States Sen
ator Bride of Attorney Upshur.

Snow Hill, Md, June 25.-At the
residence of the brides mother. Mrs
e. X. Wilson, at Snow Hill, Monday,
Miss Ethelyn Winder Wilson and
Franklin Upshur were married. Miss
Lola Moore played the wedding
march. The Rev. Joseph Il. North
performed the ceremony. The bride
was attended by Miss Emily Upshui'
and Miss Carolyn Hargis as maid :
of honor, and was given away by her
brother, f. King Wilson. The groom
had as best man the Rev. Robert o.
Kirkwood, who was his classmate at
Princeton.
Mrs Upshur is the daughter of the
late United States Senator Ephraim
King Wilson and Mrs. Julia Wilson.
The groom is the only son of Col. Geo.
NJ. Upshur, formerly of Baltimore, bu:
now of SNOW Hill. He is Il lawyer of
the firm OF Upshur & Upshur, of Snow
Hill
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-26

court here to be violation of the
contract labor law. A fine of $1,000
was imposed on James B. Regain,
proprietor of the hotel
walking delegate OF the American
Chefs Association made the COM
piaint. Foreau was depOrtcd some
time ago.
Testimony showed that Mr. Regain
had contracted with Foreau, who was
chef at tie Criterion restaurant, Lon
don, to come to New York for more
than 800 a week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-26
100000 STEEL, MILLS.
Independent Corporation Is to Erec
Plant at kenova, w. Va.

Huntington, W. Va, June 25-Tho
Independent Steel Corporation of Am
erica. recently chartered in this State
has let the contract for the construc-
ton of plant at Kenova, near here. to
cost $2,"oo,O00, and employing at the
start I 200 men
Within a year after the completion OF
the plant, the officials say, more than
$500 mer will be employed.
Taylor & Robinson, one of the most
prominent and wealthy firms of con-
tractors in this section of the country
We're awarded the contract
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-26
OXFORD HONORS HOLMES.
University Confers Degree on the
Supreme Court Justice.

Cambridge England, June 25.-The
delegates to the centenary of the birth
of Charles Robert Darwin, presented
their addresses to the chancellor of Ok
ford University, Lord Rayleigh.
Subsequently, a number of degrees
were conferred by oxford University.
Among the recipients We're Oliver w.
Holmes. associate justice of the SUI
preme Court of the United States; Earl
Grey. governor general of Canada, and
George IGllery Hale, of California, who
were given the degree Of doctor of sci
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-26
PUNCHES DROWNING MAN.
Rescuer Forced to Use Drastic Meas
ures to Save Swimmer.

Lancaster, Pa, June 25.-William
Rhoads effected a heroic rescue of
Milton Ficster from drowning in
Rhoer's mill pond. Paradise township.
t'iester was swimming where thu
water was IL feet deep and was seized
with cramps.
When Rhoads responded to his cries
the impcrilled man threw both arms
about the rescuer and both went to
the bottom. a struggle followed and
finally with blow F'icster was rem
dercd unconscious Rhoads then
swan ashore with him and both men
were resusctated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-26
LEAVE CANAL FOR BRAZIL.
More Than 200 European Laborers
Sail Away From Colon.

Colon, June 25. = The Cuban
steamer Oteri. which has 4 been
anchored in the roadstead for some
days, owing to complications which
arose over her embarkation Of
Spanish canal labOrers for Brazil, was
allowed to come to one of the docks
today.
She took on board 24O European
laborers who had served their time on
the cannal. and sailed this afternoon
for Brazil =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-26

From the gigantic task of hauling
freight and passenger trains over the
electrified branch of the Canadian
Pacific the Aroostook Falls, in Maine,
performs such little chores as knitting
stockings. The falls have recently
been harnessed to drive electric genera :
tors which supply current to the rail-
road and to the knitting mills of the
vicinity. An electrically operated ma
chine will knit a stocking in less than
two minutes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-26
FINED FOR IMPORTING CHEF.
New York Hotel Proprietor Violated
the Contract Labor Law.

New York, June 25.-The imnorta
ton of Robert Foreau, French chef
to coneoct French delicacies for
patrons of the Hotel Knickerbocker
was held by the United States district
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-26

troublesome pools. Temporary pool.
will be treated with fuel oil.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-14
SantIaS' Marco

Este notable bajo, que ha sabido ga
narse tantas simpatias en- San Juan
relcbra manana su funci0n de gracia
"on un progra,na amenlsimo, en- q Que
fgura una obra suya, de la que tcnc
mos los mas lisonieros informes.
Santiago Marco es de esos afortunado~
trtistas. que unen 4 sus talcntos y facul
tadcs sobrcsalicntes una nodestIa de Ia
me >e ven contadoS eJemplars entire la
,entc de tcatro una siinpatia desbor-
dante
llacc IN ano proxmamente que lleg6
/ San Juan cl celebrate artista Venia
ie Venezuela. donde acababa dc hacer
ana brlllantisiIna campana.
t,n la nochc del debut. nucstru publ
20 L. ovacion6 como cumplia i la her
noSa labor realizada por cl notable baJo
" u apareccr en escena a la nochc 81
guiente le >alud6 con un APPLAUSE.
ESQ 10 consigucn muy poros artista>
~ San Juan
Desde entonces 81 balo Marco ha ten
10 en- nuestra csccna una strle no mt
rrumpida de triunfos que ha conslgna
10 sielnpre justiciera con Il, Ia cronlc
leatral
FL gtnero grande es el Que ma, se
4iusta 4 las facultades poderosas y a
Ia mancra artistica de Santiago Marco
En- el Reb0Hedo de "Los dianantes
de la corona, en- Il GaSpGr, de Las
Campanas de Carri6n en- FL reloi
De Lucerna por no citar todo cl rcpcr.
torlo grande. el distinguido baJo ha
alcanzado txitos memorablcs, triun.o@
De csos que consagran Il un artsta ante
un publico
Manana recibira seguramente Ia gra
flea dcmoStracion del alto apreci0 en- que
lc ticne nuestro publico, ya que con ser
varias las temporadas que ha hecho en-
San Juan el distinguido artista, es el
primer beneficiO que celebra
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-14
De teatrO

La Interpretation de ola Cara d
Dios" fuG nm uuevo exito que pncden
slmar los mu"hos aqui aicanzados,
"a hermoea trAn scnora Perai. cl bari
tone Real, 81 s4fnr Barraj6n y 81 Sc
7or Ricra
La @nOra Peral y cI senor Real.
,scucharon uua ovarihn cn el gran duo
'c Ia ctwa, que cantaron soberblamen-
t..
Barrai idGl- - excelente primer actor
two una noche triunfal, Ricra Sc
hzo apiaudir en sIn papel amtIpaticn,
ONO a Eeuterio
Este nBtelie~nte actor hizo I'M ira
ba.jo dc verdadero mcrito
La ohra tuvo sus cclipses, ratos
rs obra de gran repaTto, Y csfo ha-
&C que sc confien alguros papeies a
q1ner.es no psreden dcfendcr'os.
AnotAc Sc cubrr3 a cartei con La
bucna somtn'l, GAIA de Almas y Fl ge-
nero Idrico"
La eEtllis1rna Espcranza Iris, la
hermosa snora Peral, la si1npatica So
ora Srerrr9 y los sonorcs Real. p
rraj6n, CD, Rara Castillo fucron GO
mo de costu1nbrc aplaudidisimos
Esta nos-hc, function popular, La
TemIest4d" con ,ln Tepau"to exoefente
Dons3ngo Orosoo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-14
Los pOEvs ca Santurce
Los ARRESTOS DE AVER

Gracias 4 Dios. que ya han eaido ~
RI garlito, los que NJ divertian y haciar
rabiar 4 los demas, sustrayend0 ios ali
mentos del hospital Presbitcriano
Era ya una pesadilla para los emplea
los averiguar por donde ~ filtraban la'
provisiones de que ~ surtia ii mcnciona
10 hospital y por fin ~ di6 cucnta d la
detective
FL trnicnte Quihones. cncargo al guar
liza de In sccreta Fernandez, Que inv'~
igase el hccho, despu6s dc una mlnu
iOSa peSquisa y cstar on antccedcnic
le los robos. In detective con un manda
nicnto del juez efectu6 IN registro cr
a casa DE Juan Carri6n Y Lncia Cord
%. contra quicnes habia sospechas Il
ne fuescn los que distraIan los articu
l~
Y asi fue on cfeeto, 81 gnardIa Fer
nandez ocupo arruz, habichuelas, caff
cocoa, garbanzos otros ef@tos, pert~
ncclentcS al hospital.
Denunciado 81 hccho los tribunalcs
! juez I.assalc ha pcdido 300 dollars d.
ian2a para Ia libertad provisional dc los
lcusa3os
III juicio W vera pr6ximamentc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-14
NOta de duelO
Dona Juana Irizarri y Perez

En- Yaueo, donde gozaba de genera
'es simpatias, ha ejado de existir la
viItuoea dana dona Juana Irizarri V
Perez, essimAda por sus virtndes Y por
todas las classes soc lales de aqueila po-
biacion.
Al acto del sepelio que revsti6 las
imponenfes proporciones de una ma nj
festacion de duelo asistieron los ann
gos de las familias Irizarry Perez.
muy aparrisdas aqui
Envlamos nuestro sincere pezxrne Il
la apennda madre y los hermanoe d.,
la finada, por cuyo descanso cteruo
elevamos prres al Senor
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-14
Una blla en Aguadl!a

En brevc unTa sps dt+stIIrSs con
una bella Y elegante Jov,n de Aqua
dilla. el distinguido ioven don Enri-
que Gonzalez Mena. Juez Municipal de
aquel pueblo. La boda - ha fijado
para 81 19 dc los corrient=s. Agrade-
,-sinos la atenta invitacidn de- maestro
amigo. el senor Gonzalez Mena, Y de-
seamos q los movies una ctezula era
d. felicidad en- su nuev0 e.sado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-14
Ia hoda de aDOcho

Anoche contrajeron matr1monIo en-
esta capital los dlstmguidos IoVcns
don Arturo Gmenez Rivera y li be
lla aanorita Maria Lusa Molina.
FL rcverendo padre Case sinad ii los
eHamorados, asistiendo d la ceremonial
los intimos de las fAmll,as de los CON
t1ayentes.
Los cocurrontes fueron obsoquia-
dos con refrescos, hedados, c.erye2a y
lEores.
Deseamos i la nueva parela una
eterna luna de mlel
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-14
En- q Casino Espaip|
"A bA0e del sAbakp

Como todas las Nee,as que % ceie-
bran en- 81 primero de- nuestIos circn-
los sociaice, II haile d] sabsdo resnl-
ii osrltndldo
La Comisida aviso cn Ia prcWa que
no sc pasabap insitacioner especial'v,
por Ia premurs con que fu6 precise
rtendc~ & Ia orraniraci6n dc} acto, y
ALI yimos Ia msma concnrrcncia -
lecta v elegantc que da E,emrae al
tura y bucn toto Las frrtas de'
'asino Espabol.
Los salonss resElandccian de luio y
De bclleza.
Nucs,ras mujrrcx mas ecn,ilcs y DIS
tingu'das prefsaynn su inapreciahe
concurso su mayor cncanto IA flcs-
IN.
II bale tcc-min6 las dos.
La oNucsta de Cocoiia cjec,it6 10
mas brillantc de sn repertoire.
Y n Casino" ohSoIuio rumbosa-
mcntu Z i's darnas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-14
'Senoritas PuertorTYruefias gTadusEaAs
en- medicina con los mas altos
hunores

Dos Jovenes. las seror tas ANITA la
ncr Eliza Rivera. qrienes acaban de
gradusr~c como Doctors IN mHdicna
on "a Women'S Medical College, seraz
ias primeras nuJcr's pnertorTlq,Gisas'
que practirn Ia m'dicna en su pals:
y tamti6n las primCras qre obtiezsn
lbs mas altos grades Y honores en- ~
co!cgio mcdico Dc BaitimOrc.
nurante el crrro de q amos an eS
cxpr, Sado colefio fuoron siempre iae
princiy ales do la clasn alcanzansfO ma-
cahs de sam notas al 100 por 100 y ~
93 prr 100 ez cl total de asignaaai-
ras Its
Las seipaTtss ,Janer Rivera qux-
mes ian cumEaisso 2l aDos dc edasf,
han ganaco m1laila De oro mnn--
crin nonolffica. rcspcctdvamcnic par
a excelenria Dc su trabajo
EStas sehcritas han RS dido em la
CoEOnia Prlt rtorr iqusGia De la que Ell
repressnstant, a doctor don Rafael ia
rscr, 1uicn esta cnce,rcado jusi amen
te enorEulleci,!p 81 la ssllud DE- csaSsg
dos dpr~> >echadas aiumra as v dc otr0xg
- j6v"pes puertorriqut nos grse csdasA
q su culdajn 4.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-14
n sIrS' De BarraDqnIJ1S
ENTIRE CATOLlCOS
Y PROTESTANTE.

I4as tiltimas noticias recibidius de Ba
rranquitas, acnsan un estado de caiUa
despues del suceso ocurr1do el sabado en-
dichs poblaelon.
No So sabe con certeza de d6nde par
ti6 la aggression, pero cs 10 cierto, segun
nueStros infornes que un grupo. la mt
yer parte compucsto de mrrhachos ape
drearon el templo protestante rompien
do los cristales y ocasionando alguno'
destrozos en- la iglesla.
La policia intervino y puso paz cntrc
los contendientes.
Creemos que no es conycnente, n d
una nj de otra religion, excitar los an
nos nj con scrmoncs promover c0ntilctoe
Eeneramos mas detallcs acerca Dc
desagradab bie nncidcnte en el pacitnn
Barra nqujtaa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-14
Ia bublDica ca Venezuela

La noticia de existir In peste bub6-
nica en- Venezuela, sc ha confirmadO.
20 hay que dudar que Sc observaran
las mas extrictas prcscripciones cua-
rentenarias con los buqne de aqueilos
aston de la terrible playa
Esperamos que la Sanidad Superior
tome aduellas medidas necesarias e IN
clispensablcs. para cvitar cualqmicra IN
vansion de la terrible playa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-14

Esta rnanana fuf herdo de aig,sna
gravodad Antonio Rivera. III agrssoer
Felipe Lopez IS profugo de la earceF Y
esta unusado por cScaIamicnto.
Rivera anoche fue a~rrdido tamf,itm
non uoa rlancha por Dolores Ldrez,
hermana del profugo
Rivera fut curado en- ei Cuarto de sss-
orro dc dos herjdas de cuatro centfmre-
tros cada ana IN Ia region parictai =
en- la occipital
FL agresor esta detenido bajo fanza sE~
200 dollars
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-14
In acto srIniIoSo
IA PROCESSION DEL CORPUS
sol. .EMNIDAD DE AVER

Como en- amos antcriorcs. Ia procrsltn
del Corpus ha rcvestido inusitad' rs-
plcndIdcz ha sido una cxprcslya mani
icStaci6n del cspiritu cat6lico De nGcs-
tro pueblo.
a las cinco media, como cstaba antL'
ciado, Sc organize la procession en y
nrden sicuicnte:
Pcrtigucru de la S. !. CatedraI acom-
panada por dos ac6litos \ estes scguis
IA handera de San Juan. preccdlcndo a
los alumnos dircctorcs de la Escuela
Dominical A continuation. Is as0ria-
ci6n de San Antonio de Padua con 81
cstandartc correspondence y las cofra-
dias de San Rafael, de las AnTnas. de
Santa Rosa de Lima. de- San RenIto de
Palermo. 0. r. Pranciscana. do Ia Pa
risima Conception las ordenes terccras
de San Francisco Santo Domingo
Seguian lss Cruces Parroquiales de
pucrta de TERRA, Santurcr, San Fran
cisco Santa Maria de los Remedies,
con los ciriales y acolitos. Detra- Iba
In Cruz aizada de la Santa Iglesia Ca
tedral
Y secudamentc, los colegios cat0lcos,
Ia banda de Bcnohcencla, las hijas De
Maria, las Congregaciones del Sagrado
Coraz6n de Jesus, de San Jose dc Nues-
ira Sonora del Rosario del Perp6tuo
Socorru.
FL estandarte de Nuestra Sonora d.
la Providencia, llevado por los senorca
don Pedro Arsuaga Balbas y doctor
Saldana, preccdia 4 La asocfaci0n de
hijas dc Maria def Sagrado Coraz6n y
Association del Tabern4c,lio
Seguian las hcrmanlcla IL los pohr's.
Sicrvas de Maria y las hiIas dc Ia Cart
dad
Y narchaban detr4s q clero parro-
uuiaI Y eI cabildo Catrdral revestidos,
rodeando 1 Su Ilustrisima bajo palio,
ilevando cl 8 s Sacramento en- mtziio
de lo. ministries asistentes ci muy ilus-
ire Can6nigo Lcctoral DR. Diaz Canc'a
el gobeynstor Eclesiastico Reyerendo
Padre Berries.
Llevando ei palio ban muy prestlglo-
sos elenentos DE la Colonia Espanoa
die la sociedad puertorrlquena. entire
clIos nuestro Querido amigo don Eudo-
RIO de la Cuetar4, ell senor Diaz CaneJa,
ei senior Lopez de Velazco, don Rafael
Colorado don Deunian Monserrat y don
Juan HERNANDEZ Lopez
I'm la presidencia iba con otros ssnorea
oi Honorable don jose Conrado Herman
deg. prfsdente del Tribunal Supreme
Luego Ia banda de nusica y una gran
multitud una muchedumbre lnconta-
ble.
Todos los balconies de la carrera esta-
han eoIgados en- clos en- las azo-
teas.y boca-c GALES aceras, en- todas par
les, en- fin, habla publieo presenciando
i mago.tuosc brillante dcsiile DE- la
procession
Ia cA-rcra auedo nraterIalmentr gu
hierta Dc forts. echadas al Paiio d'7S'ie
los bslconcs del Jrayecto.
In - bsIconcs del Casino fSpa-
mol. II ron h. procession dlstnguidisi-
mas danas Dc Hsnturoe y esta capital
t,ericuos,ente-. I l,s familias de los 50
sIos.
Ia Yr.-ss=,5n rccOrrIo las csllcS del
CrIsIo. Fartairzs. Pisza DE- Colon San
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-14
IN gran IIiul!A lljNerslarn
Dos srhoritas doc4cradas

Del diario THE Star, de Baltims+.
~, que pu]li"a 81 retrato de LIS dos
gcntiis puertoTiq-efas, traducinss
las Sigulentcs lineas one aeOmTaiian a.
fotograhad0 de las scooritas Janer y
Rivera;
He squi 10 que dlrs;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-14
Ina riia en- Rio PIedraS
UERIDOS GRAVES

Comnnlcan por TELEGRAPH que ,n Il
barrio ilato- Nucvo De RIO PIe,iraS.
rineron Isidro Sierra Esteban Pelulle-
ra- sacando 4 relucir machctes AmbOs
contendientes estan heridos de alguna
yravcdad. FL hecho fue denunciaslo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-14
Fl SuccSO de FajaNis

Aver fan1c la lo-omotora de Ia ozxl
tra .Fajaplo ~. de esta juriSdIoesssn,
arrolld dcStrozj Z Alfonso H'szss-
Fucron arrsiados Il maquinista y euu'-
ductor II juez instraye la sumsFia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-14

Francisco Y San Joe6, entrando cn Cate
dral por FL atrio.
III pueblo de San Juan contcmplo res
petuoSo Fl paso dc Ia procession que en-
traba de rcCrcD On a tcrnplo 4 Las sict,
' media.
Los organisadones dcl acto pucden "a
tar satlsfeche. Ha sido dc una gran
solcmnidad v de- una inportancia inusi
tada
la e de nues,rp pueblo ha tenido aye
una manifestation sltisima > nucstra
vcncrandas tradicionce an resurgimicnto
nilagr<S
FL llustre prclado quc rigc los desti
nos de la lglesia en- Puerto Rico, ha 10
grado reunir en- torno suyo, clcmento
dc gran prcstigio v significaci6n. cler
ntcligente virtuoso. Y con ostos ele
mcntos Ia arraigada piedad Dc nuestr
pueblo. no Is cxtrafio Que 40 produzca'
actos como 81 de aver. tan bellos coInC
solcRncs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-14
In SuiiciidIO en- YabucOa

Aver atciIt6 contra su vida en- 81 ha-
rrio t.Linloncs" ds aquclia JurIsd1oes~s
Sergio Beltran. qulen para realiEar sss
infcnto - ahor-d de un arbol
Ia puJinis tIeae caaocIInicnfo d<l -
cho
The Democratic advocate., 1909-07-02
HOUCKSyILLE.

Miss Naomi Chew, of Patapsco,s spent
the Sabbath with Miss Lenora Bar
rack.
| Miss Elizabeth Basler, of Baltl-
more, spent few days of last week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Basler.
Rufus Richard, who, has been very
ill at John w. Abbott's, was removed
! last Monday to his brothers, Samuel
Richards, at Patapscp.
Mrs. Dietz, of Baltimore, is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Elserode.
w. H. S. Algire and Peter Buch-
man were the first to begin harvest
ing. They began Monday.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
the 1st of July at the home OF Capt.
Henry Clay Eby's.
The festival held by the Aid Society
last Saturday was a success. The
music was furnished by the Hamp-
stead orchestra and was enjoyed by
ALL The net proceeds were about $40.
| The community was shocked over
the death of our miller, F. Carroll
Herring. He was taken sick on the
| 18th of June, was taken to Baltimore
to the hospital on the goth and op-
Grated on at night for strangulat1on
of the bowels. He died the 21st OF
June at 7.45 a. m. and was brought
to his fathers the same evening and
was buried at Finksburg the 23rd OF
June, Rev. Cassen officiating. The
pallbearers were John and George
Armacost, Bertran Blizzard, VIM.
Green, Noah and Vincent Rill. This
community has lost one of its best
citizens, an excellent miller and the
church a pillar. His faith in God
couldn't have been stronger and he
was ready to meet his pilot face to
face when the last clear call came.
Too much could not be said in regard
to his good character He was a
model young man. He leaves a wife
and daughter, father who is quite
ill, a mother and one brother. Mrs.
Herring has the sympathy of all her
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Buchanan gave
wedding dinner the past Sunday in
honor of their son, Harvey ]. Buch-
man, who recently was married to
Miss Angie P. Abhott,of Hampstead.
They were married in Baltimore by
the brides former pastor, Rev. Mil
son, Thomas. They will reside in
Hampstead Those peresent were Mr..
and Mrs Peter Buchanan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown, of Baltimore; Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Wampler, of Westminster;
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Caple, of
East View; Rev. McCullem, of Balti-
more; Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Buchanan,
R. P. Buchanan, Miss Ruth Caple,
Teresa Mossmiller, Thomas and
Francis Buchanan. >