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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-13
nooMERANG nrs sIIno.
Complains Himself Into Paving Fine
After Losing Bail.

J. Sliro. "a Chinese. was fined $500 for
violating the liquor ordinance by sell
ing four bottles OF beer 90 Miss Blanche
Ogg. Miss Blanche Burt and two of
their male companions after Isidnight,
Ia the Pelin cafe IL appeared that the
party had broken four glasses while
dining. and that Sliro insisted on the
mon paying for the breakages at their
table. amounting TO 20 cents which
they refused 10 do. During the alter
cation which followed. the police inter
fered and took all of the participants 10
jail II developed that Sliro had sold
the beer 10 the Misses Ogg and Burt
and their men friends without a license.
Sliro was then arrested on a charge OF
selling liquor without a license. and
released on 500 ban. Sliro failed TO ap-
pear ia court when his case was called,
and forfeited the 800 bail Then Sliro
began 10 brood and the longer he
thought the matter over the more he
believed that he had been made the
ScapegOat He secured the services OF
an attorney and instructed him 10 get
him justice and especially the lost 800.
When tho case was re-opened Tuesday
afternoon. Judge Bowman took little
time TO find Sliro guilty OF selling liquor
without a license. after listening to the
testimony Of the Misses Ogg and Burt
Sliro then was handed the additional
"lemon" % a $500 fine for selling four
bottles OF beer. Me wlshee me nevah
see Mclean mans whot bloke beel
glasses" walled SlirO
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KORTH IS AFTER
THE CERTIFICATE
Claims He Was Nominated for
Long Term in the Council
BY Democrats.
TO FIGHT MATTER IN COURT.
Application for writ of Mandamus Is
Iflcd Ia Third District
Court Today.

william J. Korth today dled applica-
ton ia the Third district court for a
writ OF manadmus directed TO Pcrley A.
Hm and Smah y. Reid, chairman and
secretary. respectively OF the Demo
cratic precinct committee Of the Third
ward. compelling them 10 issue TO
Korth a certificate OF nomination as
Ions term councilman o. the Dem
ocratic party from the Third ward. In
his application Korth sets forth the
allegation that ON the occasion OF the
holding of the Democratic convention
at the Federation OF Labor han on
Sept a. ia caucus OF the Third pre-
cinct delegates, he was named as
candidate for the nomination for coun-
Gilman. and received an but two votes
Of the delegation for the position. He
further alleges that "A motion was put
and declared carried by said Perley A.
Hin chairman Of the caucus, declaring
korth to be the nominee, but that upon
demanding a certificate TO that effect
on oct. g. said Hin and Reid failed and
have failed and refused up 20 date
To issue the certificate Of nomination
and Korth says he has reason 90 be
lievc that Hill and Reid are planning 10
issue a certificate Of such nomination
20 another person.
temporary writ was issued by
Judge Lewis this morning returnable
az p. m Thursday. when the case
viii probably be taken up for hearing.
ID. II. Wenger Is attorney FOR korth
In the ward primary held during a re-
cess Of the Democratic mass conven-
ton. the nominations FOR the council
manic ticket were made There were
four candidates I'm the field. and the
result Of the ballot. korth claims. was;
korth p votes; John Holley % votes
Cowburn, votes and Walters S votes
Charges were made az that time by
e number OF the delegates that Korth
had packed the primaries and some Of
his supporters, ii was alleged. were not
entitled TO vote ia the primaries A
motion for new ballot was made and
II was carried. On the second ballot
Holley and Walters received the most
votes and Korth was third choice.
Holley and Walters were chosen as
the Democratic councilmen. The Dem
ocratic ticket has not been filed and
certificates Of nomination have not been
given 10 them.
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TEN YOUNG orFENpERs.

Ten boys ranging in age from 10 TO
~ years were brought before Judge
McMaster Of the juvenile court this
morning charged with trespassing
about the yards Of the Denver & Rio
Grande railroad The lads reside in
the neighborhood OF the depot and
have been In the habit Of riding on
the switch engine and trains switching
about the yard. as well as picking
uV coal from alongside the track and
stealing coal from the cars Many
complaints have been made by the
railroad officials on account of the
trespassing boys. and they have final
ly brought the matter into court. The
boys with their parents were In the
court room this morning, and Judge
McMaster eNacted a promise that the
conduct would not be repeated and
with a warning that they would he
punished on a repetition OF the Of
Tense the boys were released
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and making "a slight cash In her flesh.
but not seriously lniuring her He has
called her names that delicacy f0rbids
enumerating in her complaint, he has
cursed her and charged her with I'M
chastity. Mrs Robinson says. and has
threatened 90 kin her. She asks for a
decree Of divorce. 800 suit money. SO
per month allmony and a restraining
order protecting 5000 IN Iion's Savings
bank
Another cruelty complaint was fled
by MIS-. g. ~ Place against Clifton II.
Place. They were married at ogden in
March. 1905 and Mrs Place charges
that her husband has frequently abused
her. aud has failed 10 support her for
some time past. Owing TO their family
difficulties they agreed 10 separate
some time ago, but the complaint
charges that he returns 20 the house
repeatedly and creates disturbances
Mrs Place asks that her maiden name
Of Dillingham; be restored TO her.
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DAMAGES AWARDED.

IN Judge Ritchio court yesterday aft
ornoOn the jury IN the cast OF John r.
Gibbs Sarah a Gibbs and Euphemia
a.. Morris against the Oregon Snort
Line rendered verdict for 81 900 in
favor of the plaintiffs The case has
been on trial for several days. and a
number Of Witnesses have been eA-
smined. Tho action was brought to re-
cover damages for Injury 10 property
caused by the railway closing up
Fourth West street and building n
fence along tho middle of the street.
thereby shutting on inprcss and ogress
90 the property and also IN building "a
viaduct along North Temple street.
causing dirt ana debris 10 be blown
against and into the owners homes.
After hearing the evidence ana argu-
mouts the jury awarded tho plaintiffs
damages in tho sum Of 81 O00
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UNIVERSITY NEWS

The junior class OF the t. OF L. win
hold a public reception and dance in
the assembly hall at the university
tomorrow afternoon
Last evening there was meeting
OF the Scribblers' club at which Ben
Howell and Hugo Anderson were elect
ed to membership
There was also a meeting OF the
order OF the Clean and the follow
ing were admitted TO membership:
Margaret Watson. Mildred Jensen.
Margaret Parsons. Marion Van Pelt
Nerya SchcCkel Marie Scobee Hor-
tense Lookheart. Margaret Mansfield
and Alice Hurst Next Tuesday the
society viii give a social.
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EARLY WOOL MEN.
Utah and Idaho 1910 Clips Already
Being Bought.

Sheep men Of Utah ana Idaho are feel
ing in clover at the present time over
the outlook for prices in 1910 II is
something unusual for wool buyers 10
appear on the scene early in the fall Of
one year and pay large amounts Of cash
10 secure wool contracts for the follow
ing year. Where advanced buying takes
place 10 usually occurs IN January. this
year. however. IL set in In September
and October, and many flock masters
have already disposed OF their CLIPS for
next May and June delivery. az prices
ranging between p and % cents per
pound
Several Of the Austin Bros. and some
Mt Pleasant wool men are among those
who have sold their wool along these
lines. receiving large amount OF spot
cash 20 bind the contract.
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NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

Copies OF the articles OF incorpora-
ton Of the Fraternal order Of Noun
taineers organized at Billings. Mont.
June TO- 1905. without capital and for
fraternal purposes. were filed lon the Of
flee of the secretary Of state this morn
ing r. Il Moss is president OF the
company and r. S. Judd is secretary,
both of Billings. George y. Squires. in
surance commissioner, Is named as the
agent Of the company on whom papers
may be served ia this state.
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SMALL BOYS ANSWER,

Another story Is being told on one
Of the children Of state Superintendent
Of Schools A. C. Nelson. The lad was
one OF a class I'm school In which the
various minerals and their origin we're
being discussed. The teacher asked u
anvone could tell how they discovered
ron I'd went the hand OF the super
intendent's son you tell us" indi-
Gated the teacher. Il heard papa say
they smelt a." replied the boy, and he
wondered why the teacher laughed.
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CLEARING AWAY
WREcikAGE AT KEY WEST

Key West. Fla, oct 1s.-Hundreds Of
laborers are clearing the streets Of the
wreckage resulting from the hurricane
which practically destroyed half Of this
city Monday
Great rejoicing is felt over the reports
from points near Key West. showing
that the loss OF life from the 'big blow
VIII be the smallest ever recorded in a
similar instance along the Florida
coast. The property damage, however.
Is the heaviest in the history Of the
peninsula
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]. t. RICHARDS ESTATE.

The late Joseph T.. Richards. whose
funeral occurred at 3 D. m. today. was
thoughtful I'm the matter OF life iusur-
ance lie took out policies 10 the amount
Of some $1,000: $1,000 being with the
National Life Of Vermont. $1,000 with
the Northwestern Mutual Life OF MIL
waukee. and 5000 with the Mutual Life
Of New York. Mr. Richards was a man
with considerable foresight. During the
1901 slump he bought heavily OF Boston
Con, held on 10 Il until the financial re-
covery. and then sold M figure that
IL is said Melted him 5000
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IN POLICE COURT.

Joseph Hammond charged with
burning property not subject 10 arson.
IN the form OF a hay stack worth SB5.
Sept 20, pleaded not guilty before
Judge Bowman in police court today
and his preliminary hearing was set
for Nov -.
The case NJ Louis Chandollas. charg-
ca with selling adunerated milk. by
Deputy Food Inspector Heber a.
Smith, was continued 10 Friday
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FAII.s To srsrAIN cmARGE.

+. c. Walker, manager OF the Salt
Lake Electrical supply company, was
unable TO sustain his charge OF petty
larceny against George II. Barton, a
former emploNe Barton was found not
guilty and discharged by Judge Bow
man. Walker claimed that Barton and
another employe had carried away
some wire and electrical apparatus be-
longing TO the salt Lake Electrical sup
ply company. while working as cleo
tricians and wiremen on a new build
ing at the corner OF Second South and
state streets
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X. OF P. ATTENTION,

The funeral services of Mrs Fred
W Gardiner wife of Past supreme
Ropresentatiye. Brother FRED W
Gardiner. VIII be- held at the family
residonce Ed So SIN East 81 Thurs
day afternoon al 2 O'clock an meme
bers Of the Order are Invited 10 attend.
Interment ln City Cemetery.
", A. COOPER, Grand Chancellor,
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DIED,

SHELDON In THIS cit, a.,
Sneldon' Infant uaurffor sonny
ana Mrs. J. A. sheldon % Mf
''"' increment IN city cemetsr, hrst
EBERHARDT.--In tbis ,it,.
bert Milton Eberhardt. In KY y Her
Funeral services private d, On.
S 5e % south Fourth East u, resi-
oiivet ''' gu D. m lnterment M S,.
KING. In Salt Lake. Oct ID .,,.
illness Mary bellinger King ~ = long
Funeral Thursday at a.,
,ray,ors chapel. @s First south NJ
PtlLli PSI the residence. az, r.,..
IT,, ph NM ~ or giphtheria. Miles sb1.n
Wy n,nlnps, aged 3 years. son ~ NJ.
ana Mrs John T. phii1ipa vt pit
Private funeral al $3.50 o'cloop
ln'erment in the CITY cemetery ''''.''
BOURDON.-In this citv ~, 81,
9neslme Bourdon, aged q vears ''f
Funeral services will he MA
oDonnen Co.'S funeral chanel q,
sou,h west Iemnle. on Thursday. oot "
az 10 a. m lnterment city comefer,'
BkRRNMAN.--fn this city. Oct u .s
Jonn n. Berryman. aged 81 vcare
ieSluent or blnnnam CANYON l-f.t
Funeral services at O'Donneli a co,.
funeral chapel $50 south West Tenri.
today at ! D. m lnterment Mt Oitrs,
cemetery 'e'
ARMENIAN AT Midvale Utah. OCT !.
1909 Decatur Wilson zimmerman 49,
81 years, months, 6 days N'a
Funeral services at the family rost
dence. Midvale. today at II O'clock. noor
lnterment in family lot at Midvsie ccm-
etery. M
MARTIN.-In this city. Oct. 4 1909 F,.a
die A. Martin little son OF M 49,
Mrs. n. y. Martin. AGED 4 months
DAYS.
Interment took place Oct 6. 1879. in On,
cemetery.
MORRIs-Oct. H. Myron ID. Nor,i,
aged months, son OF Robert and Sarah
r. Morris
Funeral services az residence. sis south
Ninth East street, at l D. m. wodnes,
day. Oct. 10.
X. T.. Evans. Florist. SO 3. Main q
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sUpnrME counr MNTrERs.

At this mornings session Of the
supreme court two cases were argued
by the respective attorneys and sub
mitted, az follows
Geo. G. Whitmore. appellant against
Utah Fuel COMPANY etc. and Rio
Grande Western Railway company.
respondents seventh judicial district
f.. Erickson Judge
jos. II Roberts ct al appellants
against W. -. futile. $. 3. futile and
N. S. Wooiley. co-partners as futile
Bros, respondents. third judicial dis
trict. n ID. Lewis Judge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-13
1865 CANS
OF Honeysuckle MIX in Cache Vale,
Condensed MIX Company's Dis
play at Utah State Fair.

The Cache Valley Condensed MIX
Company announces today the result
OF their guessing contest conducted al
the recent State Fair. The contest
consisted ia guessing the number Oi
cans of Honneysuckle Evaporated
MIX used In their display.
Mrs. Matt Rhodes 323 So. 5th East
Street this City, won first prize. guess
Ing the exact number. The second
prize goes to Mr.. r. j. Elk, $50 Post
Street this City. mis- guess being SS75
or within Of the correct number.
II the above parties viii call at the
Companys Office l45 Pierpont Street
the prizes will be promptly paid them
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ToDAYs BUILDING PERMITS.

Six permits for new buildings and
repairs totaling si6l00 for improve
ments were Issued by Building In
spector Hirth this morning. the largest
item being an S-story brick dwelling at
1891 east Third South TO be erected at
a cost Of $1,000 by Thomas A Parry.
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DAY. OCT IA. 1910. n,a.r a.,
nI t,dclity lodge No. M ]. % - 'a,,piCes
, nsnnoe Ell ere ureed 70 be ufessn, r Al
~ Eber W. Han. ici soutb ,V'l,e.a room.
The interment win be ~ nj oiS, Temple
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ONLY $l.OO.


saturday. october 18th. via oregon
short line for Teachers Excursion.
special train leaving Salt Lake 800
a M. returning. leave ogden 1880 p. m.
Regular trains may also be used re-
turning.
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ONLY $1.Oo.
To ogden and Return.

Saturday. October 18th. via Oregon
Short Line, for Teachers Excursion.
Special train leaving Salt Lake 900
a. m returning. leave ogden 1880 p. m
Regular trains may also be used re-
turning.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral OF Miss Vilate Peart. who
died Monday, will be held from the
Farmers ward westinghouse az o'clock
Thursday afternoon. Burial will be in
the city cemetery Friends NAV view
the body at tho family residence Sc
east Eleventh South street. between 10
and II o'clock Thursday morning
The funeral services Of Thomss Jones
viii be held from the'I o. O. r. tenn
pie Postoffce place. az o. m. Thurs
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The directory Of the Authorities 81
the Church. Just Issued. Free al the
Deseret News Ofhce, or sent 70 any
address upon receipt OF &c postage
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salt Lake Photo and supply Go.
Kodaks. finishing. framing l42 Main 81
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nR. J. LnoYp woopRurr.

304-5 Sharon Bldg Office hours 2 to
8 Bell 5000 Res. Bell, Forest 101.
Ind. $40
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II. T.. Evans. Florist. SO 3. Main 81
Floral designs a speciality. Phones ssi
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KING. In Salt Lake. OF no
Illness. Mary Beiinaer III ai'er n LONG
years. 'NA AGED 81
Funeral Thursday az an M
Laylors chapel. as First so,,th NJ
Friends invited "'uth street
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PIllLL1PS.--At tho resldopco one.
East, Oct. u. OF diphtheris Nil fih
icy, fhiips, aged years Son p ,.f-
and Mrs, John T. rhniips sui OF Mr
IrlNate funeral al $3.50 o'cloop cal,
lh'etmeht IN the city cemetery '''
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SiihLnpN In THIS city. Oc, ID
,s neldon' infant dauehior" sonny
Sna 1s - y sheldon. in he@.' Mr
"'e''ne"t m city cemeier, hIst
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BOtRDON.--In this CITY oe, g,
9nesime bourbon, aged q wears ''F
Funeral services will be heid e.
obounell q Co.'S funeral CHAVEZ w
south west Temnle. on Thursday. ont (,
"V " a. m lnterment City cometer,
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La Villa de Madrid

Incompatible resulta ell surtido
que estA recibiendo "La Villa de Ma
drid" Este establecimiento montado
{ Ia moderna no tiene competence a
desde el fino organdi de S centavos
basta el Paflo de Lion de S 2y pida
los mejores Cuellos y Corbatas fran
cesas ' Puhos de hilo, los mejores
Paraguas y Sombrillas francesas des
de 75c. hasta IL, cada una los me-
jores rasos y piel de seda, Panuelos
de hilo y de seda y el snrtido mas
Eande en- encajes Valenclens 4 0.l0
l. piesa, ,nuestras tiras bordadas son
va conocidas tenemos ahora ei sur
lido mas complete que nunca y con
gran rsbaja de precios ;En flores ma
die compile en- buen gusto y ba]os
precios asi como en- materiales para
sombreros desde el alambre hasta la
pluma de Oxtrichs de $40 cads una
Este establecimiento vende mucho
por que tiene Ia mejor mercancla a
los precios mas reducidos. rs su le-
ma. Visitenos 8 pids muestras, Sc
guro de encontrar cuanto neces'te.
Pida nuestras lejitimas cintas Lau
rel Liberty de cuyo articulo somos
exclusives.
P. O. Box 764. Telefono 273. San
Francisco. 81. San Juan P. Rico.
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E. HUO DEL DIABL0
>e@o~-
Por. I'uniflral.

| gundo piso una auntosa vivlenda. "a
quo no lie impedia tener otra casa en-
un barrio mas apartado,
Fl caballero de Reinhold hablta
ba tambien Ell segundo piso
Dctras del edificio hahfa un her
moso iardin que Sc extcndia 4 10 lal
go dc Ia calle dc Astordg,y al cabc
del jardin So clevaban dos kioskos
aisIados en- que nadic entraha nunca,
~ de los cualcs el uno tents Sallda s
la caleI.
Este 'iltimo kiosko gozaba cn las
oficnas de una picaresea repntacl6n
La pucrta excusada estaba admi-
rablemcntc sit,lada para serv'clos
galantcs. Alberta en- cl extreme del
jardfn, daba sohre un estrecho calle-
Jon que cXistia a,in en- 1874, y que
iba 4 rounirsc con la calle de Aniou.
de la cual tomaba el nombre.
De Ia puerta a la Gale, no habfa
mas que un saIto. La de Astorg no
era casi nunca f.ecuentada,y en- tan
corto ansito hubiera sido mucha
desgracia cacr bajo las miradss de los
curiosos.
Sin embargo, este no era imposl-
bic y Sc contaba a proposito del pa
bell6n una reciente cronica.
In viejo depcndiente de la casa, pre-
tenCNa haber visto en- una nebulosa
manana aun hombre envuelto en- u
na capa, que Sc deslizaba fuera del
pabel]dn atravesando el callej6n ra
pidamente y dirigiendose hacia ID ca
lie de Aniou.
Los ancianos dependencies pue-
den ser cortos de vista, como acaece
a sus semejantes; Sc lie insinu6 por 10
tanto que necesltaba ponerse anteo-
jos, y picado su amor propio tuvo
empeno en- poner el hecho en- claro.
Fn SUI consecuencia. fue la siguien
te mahana Y los dfas siguientes a a.
postarse ante ell pabellon, precisa-
mente en- la esquina del callej6n Y de
la calle dc Astorg.
Pero NADIA VIC absolutamente.
La historic perdio todo su credito.
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Guerra cstar soIo, o,completamente
solo, dcsde las nueve Gle Ia nanans
hasta las cinco de la tarde.
Lo que cada dia hacia 1urante este
largo espacio de tempo, a medic L
era possible saberlo. NJ por conslguicr
te decirIo.
NADIA habia en- su aposento que pr
diese dar pabulo a su soledad; no era
nj pintor,ni cerrajero, nj tornero., Los
libros de SUI biblioteca, compuesta
exclusivamente de obras judalcas.
conservatism una cspesa capa Gle pol
vo: por consig,liente no lela'.
Su CANA permanecfa lntacta: por
10 tanto, tampoco dormia.
lFscribfa talvez sus memorlas?
sQuf hacia?
El problema quedaba sin resolver.
A las cinco bajaba al salon, donde
recibfa tranquilamente las carlclas
de sus hijas
Presldla la cOmlda, y Sc sentana
concluida ssta en- medic de sus hLas
reunidas.
Dcsde las cinco de Ia tarde hasta
media noche sn vida era la de un pa
trlarca.
Una parte del piso bajo Sc habfa des
tinado al Estado Mayor de las oflcl
mas, y ALI estaha el despacho de los
gercntes Y las cajas de las varlas socie
dades por acciones. FL salon Official
enque Sc reunfan los tres soclos,y que
era pomposamente denominado ca
mara del Consejo, Sc hallaba en- e)
primer piso.
El resto del piso bajo servia de ha-
bitacion al doctor Jose Mira, ,excepto
dos pabellones que Sc comunican con
el jardfn reservados para los senores
Gelbertg.
En- el primer piso ocupaba el an
clano c] ala derecha que daba q Ia ca
lie de Astore
Fl ala izquierda 10 ocupaban Ia
condesa de Lampi6n y Liza.
hl cuerpo de la casa contenia los
aposentos y salones comunes.
Habfase arreglado Abel en- el Sc
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Sastreria ltaliana.

I'm 1crcditodo establecimiento de
sostreria y objetos para caballeros.
luce sus elegantes exhibiciones en- la
Gale de San Francisco numero IS de
esta ciudad. EI Sr. Miguel Samno
confecciona toda clase de prendas
de vestir y desde cl mas elegante
Track hasta Ia sencilla chaqueta de
drill. Sc puede ordenar en- Ia expresa
da casa. Paraguas genoveses de la
meioI calidad. corbatas, tran
ties. panuelos, cinturone. y de-
mas cbietos los hay allf q pre-
clos convcnientes Trages hechos
Sc hallaL tambien en- la sastreria
italiana v dcsde SIS a s22 de todos
colores y modelos. Surtido de telas
de novedad Sc renueva en- todos los
vapores. Prontitud, baratura y exac
tltud cs el lena de Ia casa.