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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-11-04
How TO TRAP WILD ANIMALS

40 page trap book Illustrated,
picture of 46 wild animals in natur-
al colors, FUR ANIMAL CALEN-
OAR, gun and trap catalog, also
prices of hides and furs. All sent
postpaid for Zoe stamps or silver.
FREE to those who ship to, or buy
of US. Address Fur Dept, N. W..
Hide & Fur Co.. Minneapolis, Mimi.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-11-04
Take Care of the Dog.

A New Jersey man with an eye to
the health and comfort of our canine
friend has invented a kennel which
will make the dogs life happier one.
The kennel is made in two parts. and
the top section opens on hinge so
that the straw may be aired every day
and quickly changed when necessary.
Studs on the lower portion fit into
plates on the lower part so that the
whole is a firm structure when closed.
Animals as we'll as human beings are
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-11-04
All His Own.

A young man and his sweetheart
were walking together through lanes
and fields.
The young man was rather OF a
bashful nature and had been paying
attention TO this same young woman
for considerable time without hav-
ing plucked up courage to put the all
important question.
On this particular night. however.
he mustered sufficient pluck to ask
her how she thought he was progress
ing with his counting. At the same
time his arm stole round her waist.
"Well. Jack" said the girl quietly.
81 think you are holding your own at
present.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-11-04

DOd hENNEI IN TWO oNCIIONo
healthier when they live in clean sur
roundings, and it is important that
their bedding should be aired and
kept clean With the new kennel it
is easy to open the top each day and
let the sunlight and fresh air purify
the straw upon Which the animal
sleeps at night People who have
dogs for, which they have real affec
ton and who indulge these pets to
a sometimes foolish degree seldom
think of paying ordinary attention to
hygienic laws which they accept as
absolutely necessary in the case OF
humans. 4
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-11-04
The Money Question.

''Wot do they mean. Jimmy when
they say money talksy
II dunno unless it's the wondeTfui
way it says goodby to yer. London
Taller
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-11-04
Her Playing.

F7er PIayIHg.
Mrs. McDuif This paper says that
mice are attracted by music, but
don't believe it.
McDuff- Why not?
Mrs. McDuff Because l never see
any mice around when ! play the
piano.
McDuff-Well. that's no reason for
doubling the papers statement.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-11-04

To accuse the wicked and defend the
wretched is an honor.--Cicero.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-11-04
Beat Her Out.

Waggs-I had the laugh on my wife
yesterday.
Boggs-How did it happen?
Waggs-We were out driving, and
she discovered an echo that beat her
out of the last word
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-20
DenuncIaS que no Sc prueban

Llamamos la atencion del jefe de La
polnia acrca de las muchas, donun-
cias que ~ Ircsentan en la Corte Mu-
nicipaI contra "chauffas" por infrac-
ci6n dc las lcyes del ramo, que heeo
mn puedcn probarse.
Como los policias no tienen apar'a-
tos para mslrcar In vclocidad dc los an-
tom6viles resulta que hay que descan-
sar solamcntc an In afrmaci6n del de-
munciante y este puede equivocarse
hasta do buena fe. Ademas, parcce
que ahora soiamcnte contravieDcn la
Icy de AUTOMOBILES dcterminados Sc
nores III afan de hacr muchos ser
vicios por partc de aIgunos policias,
les hace 4 vcces cacr en crrOrcs y ESD
debc cvitar~.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-20
Los r0boS (n Ponce
OTR0 RATERO QUE CAE

informes del cuartei de Ia pOllcis. die
cen que los gnardias Aguirre y TorreSs
de servicio en- el Coto del Laurel dc Pon-
&c, dcfcvieron Fausfino Dividi, vecf-
no de In Iona del Viento, harrio de-
aquciia cindad.
III motive de la dctenci6n del citadn
individuo aiiaden los informes de Ia
policia-fue 81 haberse introducido en-
el deposito de micles d. Ia factoria azrr-
carera "Ana Maria. radicada en FL ba-
rrio Coto del Laurel, y propiedad del Sc
nor Carlos Costa, i 10 cue panece con I'll
prcposito de hurtar mciao.
l,rsumc la poicia iuc al hallarse Dr.
vidl rcalizando Su iitento. sinti, ruidB
en- cl establec'uica'p v hugo .ieianda
alberta la llay, del tanu,m eu Gue So de
rCSitan las "''c':S
Cuando los'cml Ieados de ia ha'ieadG
" fna Maria 81 III 4: ciIenta del SUI
c,so va habia saiijo pnr In Haze Adler
"a uHa cantiGi.i 'ic MEL que 81 cal.nia
baStante para licnar 30 j 10 boc"ves,
cuyo importe csciia cn,reA setecientos n
ochocicntos dollars
I'm la manana dc aver comparcci6
Dvidi ante eI jueZ municipal. v v'stas
las cuairo icnuncias pressntadas, rIn.
por Ilcvar herramientas para escala-
miento, dos por hurto menor y otra pr
danes maiiciosos, cl encionado funcio-
nario lie condeno por la prlmera a un aflJ
de carcel. por las seg,lndas 4 un anO r
scis mestS, qIe.lan1o penddente de re,-
soluci0n la terc@a, por daIos malfcio-<
SOS
Dividu ingreso Ell segnida en- la car
Gel
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-20
The Insular Dock Go.
El muelle numero 2.

~rg,ln a balance De entradas y sa-
Iidas De merancIas, deSde 81 ! al 10
del corr1ente mes. la o The mSular
Dock Co." ha realizado uD trabaJo
yardadaramentc sorprcndente y que
ponc de relieve las magnifcas comdl-
clones del exprs4,ado m1rclle que on po-
60 tempo ha tornado un mrremento su
perior 4 todo eurcomio, aur clla1hio no
inesperado, gracisis La acertada direc-
ci0n que preside en- todas las opera
cjn1les que re.aaiza La The insular Dock
Company. ~
Con declr que cn Il tcrmm" de Is
dIas. en- la Ermora qtlnocllA de este
mes. ha movido sObre Il mlp.le cn en-
ira das sali,las, 122 SOB bultos, es su-
fic ente para loner de manifesto el
gran movlmR:nto de dicho magniflco
mueile. habnmdo porcibIdo adem$iS rsor
egltradas de atr;Aque y almacnage, en-
los messS de Enero Il Mayo, mas dc
Is 900 dollars.
placcnes muy "nttsla>tas merecen
los scnores que comIDnen Ia actual di-
roctiva, por 81 trlunfo ;llcaIlzado, mer
ced a una perSeyerancla y a una actl-
vidad assombrossis, que ipneul de MANI
fiesto las inmelor;tbles condolences del
servIcio de la expreaS,ia companla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-20
Los C6nSu|eS en- IA FOrta|pza

Aver tardc cclebraron una conf
rcncia con 81 gobeunador Mr.. Post
los consulcs de Alcmania de Espa-
ma.
Sc cree que la c1drevista verso so
bre los cables pubiicados ultimamente
por Ia prcnsa de esta capital y que
haccn refercncia imprcmeditadas de
politicas.
Sc comc,io mucha importancia Il la
confercncia de los distlnglidos altos
funcionaI'iOS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-20
Del (9n2giIo Executive
NJ EVOS NOMBRAM ENTOS

I'm Ia session. de c>ta tardc. seran apro-
badoS los nombramient0S siguientes:
Don Eladio Burgos, concejal de- ,Jud-
na Diaz, por renuncia del seIor Jose
Antonio Cintron-
Don juan Mora Acosta. conccial DE-
IIatillo. por renuncla del senor Pedro
Delgado
Don Francisco Santos Flores. conce-
jail dc Cidra, por renunca del senior Err
ncSto Torres
Para miembrnS dcl Board de Farma-
csa han sido rrcomrndadoS los Seiiores
siguienteS:
Don Rafael del Vale Sarraga. don
Manuel Guillcrmeiy don Pedro JulIi
v don Clemenic Ramirez
Tainbi,n ~ ha hccho Il nombramien-
fo dcl Sciior Octavio lIucrtas. para jefe
ie poIicia de octava claSc. por ascenso
del seiisr Francisco Santos.
III noinbramiento de Juez de Paz de
Rio PIc,lras, no ~ ha hccho tOdavia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-20

acahar In labor daria, iel pasaicro cue
vaya cn Ia plataforma trasera, ha de
al ravcsar cl muro dc gentc Que ohstri-
We Il interior del cochc para baJar por
dclantc. como dice la Sccci6n ~ de In
susodicha ordcnanza2
Todos esoS pormcnorcs cstan muy
bien. cqando pucdcn cumplirse, Guam
do rl pdblico We In poSibilidad y la con
yenicncia de respciarloS hacerlos res
petar. pcro mientras que cl numero de
cochce sea 10 reducido que Is ahora, a
ciertaS horas. Ia oricnanza de 'ranviaS
no scrvira mas que para Suscitar agrias
disputaS. ( incidcntcS dcSagradables en-
tire paSajeros conductors.
ri publico, la cterna victln1, ma en-
pczado 4 scntir VA los efcctos de la i'm
provision municipal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-20
La opera Carmen
A BENEFICIO DE Ia SRA. PERAL

FL martes de la semana pr0xima ten
dra efecto en- el Municipal =, una gran
dioSa function 4 bcnrficio de In primcr.l
tiple dramatca sonora JoSciina Peral
que ha escogido para su function de gra.
ella, la cflcbrc opera de Bizet.
FL libro cSta corrrctamcnte traducido
al castellano
La sonora Peral. que .cS una cautan-
tc de grandcs facultades hallara en- Ia
celebrc partitura de Carmen grande
OCCASION de Iucimiento
"Carmcn' ticnc un bucn rcparto en-
la compania Gutierrez
Esto, undo 4 las grandes Y merccdas
ganadas aqui por la hermosa
tiple meJicana, ha de hacer que el mar
teS 81 yea nueStrO teatro rcboSantc de
pnblico
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-20
De teatrO
FL beneficio de la Association de
AlumnoS

Fl programa escogido por los afortu-
nados organizadoreS dei "Spcctaculo de
anoche, ha sldo muy del agrado del MI
meroso distingudo publIco que llcna-
ba el tcatro-
Empezo Ia funclon con La trape-
ia obra de mncho lncimlcnto para IA
sonora Peral, que hizo una N"tl IRE
probable
FL publico prcmI0 con UNA ovaelm a
la artista, la manera inSplrada como
canto la precioSa ronanza, en- que pus"
todo sn temperamrn'o S'iS enVldlao'eS
iacuitadeS
kn las escena> habladaS eStllVo leilci-
sima la Perai' reeIhlend" FREQUENT y
aplansoS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-20
PUESTD DE SAN JUAN

Por infracci0n de hos ordenamzaa
municipalities 16; por turbar la Isfz 3a
por acometimnnto aggression |.
FL detective Morris, denuclo ante
la Corbe Federal al mdividuo AntonBo
Gabriel pm rubo a bordo de In goke--
ia Augustus H. Babcock", recupe-
rrlnslo los efectos robad0s.
PUESTO DE PUERTA DE TIERRN
Por plfracci0n de la ley de caTTetsa-
ras 2; por lnfraccion de las ordenan--
zas municipales ] Por tlrbar II ItI.a
dos
PUESTO DE SANTURCE
Por seiuc.:h6n ]; Isor daEros IDtiEsts-s
SOS J.
PUESTO DE CEBoRUCO
Por nlfE7iccI6n De Ia fcy dc cztrrotss--
r=is 3; Tor siclito contra Ia ssaiud y So
glKTsia,i =
Fmrondctcnisios ssn Anecito, Oza-.
reo Rulz y otr,s por hurto.
Los dcznss pucstos SIN Ioveslad-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-20
La denuDcIa contra
I'll CarnavaP

En- vista de los insistentes rlluoras
que cOrrian eSta manaIEi, cn c%sta ca
pital sobre haber sido dcmncla,in nuss
tro eStimado colega FL Carnaval prn'
infracci6n de las leyeS postaiers de los
Estados Unidos, un redactor dc este
diario cclebr0 una tsntTcvista CON 81
jefe de corTcos v ri marshal de Ia.
Corte Federal, por alIsencEI del fiscal
Mr.. Savage, Y diehos scHorc2' Infu~ma-
ron que m saben una palabra sDbre
In menciona.la deTnIrscia-
Nos alcgramos dc bOdoS mo
dos que no ~ confirme In ,k-s-
agrv..Ialle noticia y que sea una dc tan
tas bolas q,tc en- esstos dias d. exaJta-
ci6n poetica fabhcan los dcsocurallOs-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-20
Fl Casino purrlo'Tqueip
EN- MANATI

La clegantc installation esta ysa pro
xima qnedar terminada, y In maug1l-
racion del domicilio tcndra efecto 81
6 de .Junio pr6ximo, con um baile de
Sociodad que promote resultar cSpien-
dido
Entire la buena socicsiad de Mara
ii dc los pueblos cercanos, hay mil
cho entllsiaasmo por el "Casmo Pher-
torriqueno.
FL bale de inauguration sera eSp]en-
dido
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-20
n iilcrnliO en Rljjarlo
Una mujer quemada

Aver tasyic ~ declare un fnego en
este pueblo en la residcncia de Eras-
ma Mclmdez. Apcsar de los primeros
auxilios que ~ prestaon con pronti-
tud para extinguir Il fuego, sufri6
graves quemaduras la dueha dc Ia ca
Nh, In cual ~ cncuentra bastante gri-
ve.
Segln investigation practeada Ia
Melendez trut6 do suicidaIsc echando-
81 una boteila de gas cncima de sus
vcsstisios.
Sc cree que dicha mujer snIfrc alta
qucs dc locura.
III vecindario presto aaixiiios para
dominar el fuego, que amenaZiba con-
sumir Ia Residential De la Mclmdez.
FL suceso ha causado pDfunda sm-
sacion an dicho pueblo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-20
Para Espana

RI - del corriente embarcaran hacia
la peninsula espanola, los distlnguldos
t>posos y muy estimados amigos nueS-
tros. don Jose Rubert Comas y la bella
senora Carmen Rubert Catala.
Los csposos Rubert tienen en- proyec-
toS visitar varias ciudades del cxtranje-
en- Palma de Malorca
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-20
EN@lo@ del @]S@

Tencmos que poucr algumoS comenta-
rios Il la ordcnanza ISicSta cn vigor por
81 alcaldc. fjando rcglas nj Scrylcio del
trouyil ,ltctrieo en- Ia Mu'icipalldad
dr San Juan
I'm primer tennino, Ia orlcnanza ha
Sida puc,ta "a yigor, sin tcnrr antcs la
dct.da publi.iiad que dche darSc a es
t. ctucro dc legSl.cjn que obliea al
p0bico al cumpimicnto de prcccptoS
cuya cxistcncia no esta oblgado adj
vnar. Sino que dcbe serIc rcvclada por
,llantos medio> dc pubIicidad pucdan
hiil:Mrsc
La administrator municipal ha cum
pilo muy defectuosamcntc el requisite
uue apuutamos. yla nueya ordenanza
a., tranvias ha Sido inplantada en- me
do De Ia general ignorancia De la mis-
ma
y eS que tlcne puntos que. aun como
ciendolo>. son d. impossible cumplmien-
cobo,, Il C,ncoio m,n,cinaI y q al
colaa !; J.. a,orros, 10, trarvia esta on
condiciones De faciIitar al pubico que
via;a on Iov oar,,os q, .,,pnlim;ento de "a
or1anan1ae
Sc le h. pedlJo la compania que
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-20
Bale en- Caguas
Domingo Or0zcO.

III tS.Tor J. NJ Scla. prcsidente del
Union Club, de Caguas, nos manda
una invitacion para Il bale de Ss,ie-
dad que Ia de iencr cfccto 81 proxI-
mo domingo % del corricnte, en- II
domicilio de dnha socFedad.
Agradcccmos La atencI0n-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-20
Los Indu|IOS del gobernador

!,Sta MARIANA 81 gobcrnador Mr. Post.
ha tirmado los iudultos bajo palabra d3
los con finados Fernando Rivera Colon.
que cumplia c)ndena de tres amos por'
ltomicidio y Francisco Cortes, que cum
plia IN aio y meses por seduction
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-20
H crinDcO de MeroviIS

Sc ha senalado para el "a del co.
i-rientc La vista del lIicio, que ha de-
verse ANTE la Corte de Distrlto de Are.-
oibo, contra Rafael Padr6 aetlSado d2
ast>sialato cn primer grAcO.
Defendera al aeusado el llcenciafo
seIor Hernandez Lopez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-20
AotaS de Ia POIcia
La tarde de aver

Servicios prestados por la fueTza sfs
este Distrito, Polcia Insallar, duramta
las "a horas de aver i hoy:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-06
GOLDMAN'S FRIEND
OUSTED BY S.A. R.
Jersey Clubman Takes An
archist to 'MayAower
Meeting.

NEWARK. \. J.. June 6.-Because he
srnlpeIed Emma Goldman, the
avowed anarchist into luncheon OF
the Mayfower Descendants, held IN
orange a suburb Of this city, Alden
t1reenan. elubman and political re-
former has been ousted by the Orange
Chapter Of the Sons Of the American
pavoultion. He has been given ten days
In which to resign.
when Mr.. Freeman arose at the May
dover luncheon and announced that
he had brought Emma Goldman with
him that she might talk on .ReVolu-
lions and Anarchy" there was milo
sensation. The 200 society women pres
er+ were astounded and the president
of the organization refused 10 allow
Ngiss Goldman to deliver her address
Mr. Freeman and the anarchist leader
then left the aall.
ON the following day. Emma Goldman
addressed a meeting in New York which
the police broke up when disorder set
in Mr.. Freeman attended that meeting
and carried away a black eye as a SOU
,enir Since then he has been confined
10 his home.
Yesterday, the Orange chapter, S. of
A. r. met and after a heated discussion
instructed the secretary TO write and
demand Mr. Freeman's resignation be
cause of his attitude toward the Gold
man woman.
Mr.. Freeman is the scion of a wealthy
family and has been active in politics.
When asked today whether he would
resign within the ten DAYS given him he
said ne had not made up his mind.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-06
MRS. TAFT SAVES
NAN FROM GIBBET
Influences President to Ex-
tend Clemency to Pris-
oner in Alaska.

Mrs. Taft has succeeded in saving a
man up at FAIRBANKS, Alaska. from the
gallows
The man in question bears the Rus
sian appellation of Perovich. He was
tried and convicted of murder The
trial was before James wickersham.
one OF the Alaska federal Judges. He
made an application through counsel
for executive clemency on ths ground
there were extenuating circumstances.
IN the meantime Judge Wickersham had
become the territorial delegate He recon-
mended ciemency and Attorney General
Wiekersham advised II. Supported by
the reeommendatiQns OF the two Wick
ershams, the case went up to the Presi-
dent
President Taft was not inclined TO
grant cIemenCy- He told Mrs. Taft
about II. She advised her husband to
be merciful Delegate Wfckersham has
Just been apprlsed that clemencV will
De granted and that instead of hanging
Perovlch will be given Imprisonment
for life
Perovich Will probably not know lust
who IS responsible for his escape from
the gallOws.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-06

Byron Young, Boston Mil
honaire, lnagurateS Motor
Service TO Brighton.

LONDON, June 6.-AIfred Vanderbilt
now has a rival in his coachiAg trips
b4tween this city and Brighton. Byron
chandler Young, a BoEon millionaire
well-known in Washington. Phila6el-
Dhia, Baltimore and New Yosk. today
inaugurated a motor coaching service
to Brighton.
In forty-horsepower car, called the
Redskin. Young legt the Savoy at 10
O'Clock this morning with a large. party
aboard. A big crowd cheered him as the
motor took the hotel yard
Speaking to a representative of the
Munsey news service, Young said
7 am running this COACH. Ike
Vanderbilt, purely for pleasure. but
am charging good prices for seats 10
insure desirable passengers. shall con-
tinue the service through June J&ly
and August, driving the car myself four
days a week to Brighton and two days
TO Windsor"
The motor coach which is painted a
brilliant red. received an ovation all
the way TO Brighton. It ran at a speed
of thirty miles an hous reaching the
watering place at 1890.
AS VanderbiIt's coach drawn bv pick
ed horses requires two days to Brighton
and return, II is believed here that
Young venture will seriously interfere
with his prospects
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-06
Lady Aberdeen, of Britain,
Arrives on Cedric at
New York.
LEADER IN FIGHT
ON WHITE PLAGUE
Will Speak in Several Cities.
Praises Yankee Methods of
Combating Disease.

NEW YORK, June 6.-Lady Aberdeen,
wife of the lord lieutenant of Ireland,
arrived in New York on the Cedric of
the White Star line. today. At the st.
Regis she chstted pleasantly of the OBJ
ject Of her visit to America and of her
cordial feeling toward Americans.
Il am always glad" she said, ''to
come over here and meet the American
people in their own country OF course
We meet many Americans abroad. and
when we occasionally come to this
shore we find that they can't do toe
much TO make US feel at home.
This evening 1 shall speak at Ply
mouth Church, Brooklyn, on the night
we are making In Ireland against the
dreaded white plague. The ravages OF
this disease in Ireland are greater than
in America, comparatively speaking, and
we have not the resources TO fight it
properly. However, a great work is
being done along scientific lines. and We
hope that before long there will be
enough money at our disposal TO fight
as We would like to.
/ regard the splendid exhibition OF
means and methods OF fighting con-
sumption that was held in Philadelphia
as one OF the most effective ways of
impressing upon the people the ease
with which the disease can be stamped
out with the proper precautions.
Tomorrow I shall speak before the
Catnollc women of the city. I find that
they are greatly interested in the work
that Is being carried on ia Ireland
From New York shall visit Boston and
make two addresses there While in
that vicinity l am TO be entertained at
the home of DR. and Mrs WOrcaetsr
OF Waltham. From Boston I Will 90 a.
quebec and thence 10 Montreal You
know that / am the president and sec
retary OF the International Council Of
Women
In Lady Aberdeen's party were Sir
William Thompson, physicion to the
lord lieutenant, and Miss DeiIas her
secretary On her arrival at the St
RegIs she found several huge bouquets
Of flowers. gifts of her friends here-
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MARRIED AFTER FLIGHT
THROUGH TWO STATES
BueGeId. West Virginia. Banker Weds College Girl
From Same Town at Bristol, Tennessee, at Midnight
Parents Forgive Them.
CLARENCE 0. PRATT,

Of St. AIMS Catholic Church OF this
city. at the hcme of Mis-. NJ. P. Kidd.
The groom IS about twenty-one years
Old and Is connected with Flat Top Ma
tional Bank q I Blueheld. besides other
corporations of that city and comes
from wealthy family. The strenuous
objections of the girls family to the
marriage are said to have been the rea-
sons for the eIopemeut. Tae girl comes
from a prominent Bluefield family and
was formerly student at one OF the
female colleges in Bristol. Owing 70 the
stringent marriage laws of West Nir-
ginia, and Virginia, it was necessary
for the couple 10 fee TO Tennessee soil,
where the license, could be obtained and
the couple married The Catholic father
consented to go into Tennessee to per
form the ceremony as license could not
be procured in Virginia The couple re-
turn 10 their home today.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-06

BRISTOL, Tenn, June 6.--After an
exciting fight through two states. an
interesting romance was eliminated
here at , O'Clock this morning. when
George c. Stupolsky, wealthy young
banker and business man Of Biuefield.
West Virginia, was married 10 Miss
jamie Witten. a beautiful young girl Of
seventeen.
The couple left Bluefeld quietly yes
terday afternoon and arrived here at
midnight They we're soon across the
State lire into Tennessee, where the girl
was eligible 10 be married. license
was quickly obtained, by friends of the
Young banker. to whom he had tele-
grained ahead. and the ceremony was
.o.forroes bv Rev. Father Meyer. priest
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-06
SALOON IN CHURCH
RAISES BIG STORM
Montclair Folk Scandalized and
Scheme Falls
Through.

NEWARK, y. J, June 6-Plans for a
church saloon in Montclair have been
abandoned because Of adverse criticism.
Announcement was made in Unity
Church at the service this morning that
the bar would not be esta blished.
II had been planned by members OF
the church 10 start saloon where mar
tenders would be given a bonus for pro-
noting the sale Of non-intoxicants. The
idea arounsed a storm Of protest from
a number of clergymen.