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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-15
1924

Flucesito estilo russo para nihos.
El bonito diseho q representa- este
grabado es un flucesito para nihos en-
estilo russo. Esta hecho en- una tela
color entero V oScura Y adornanada
con otra tela de cuadros. Las mangas
son largas Y de puhitos. Los pantalcn
citos son abomhachados. Tn cintu-
sirve tambien de adorno a este bo-
nito modelo.
Puede hacerse en- La tela que Sc de-
see. FL patron esta cortado en- seis ia
mahos-2 a Z amos. Para un niio de
5 amos ell patron requiere 4 l-s var
das de material de q pulgadas an
3yardas de 80 pulgadas 8 2 yards de
"a pulgadas; como la ilustraci0n 3-S
yardas de material de u pulgadas an
cho para ell adorno.
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licia de este pueblo, pero eran tan
ariscos que Sc escaparon de la jaula;
y para mayor infortunio, La prensa
\e quita cl servicio a la policia de es-
te pueblo y Sc 10 regala q la de*Vega
Baja.
La semana Santa promote ser
explendida dada la animacioA que
rena en- el elemento cat6llco de esta
localidad
Al efecto ha salido de este para
San Juan una comision para conse-
guir q. SUI 1ltmo. Sr. obispo envie un
sacerdote especial para Ia celebra-
cion de esos oficios de la menciona-
da Semana.
Por la colecturia de esta municipa
lidad Sc recaudaron en- ell mes de fe-
brero ppdo. $3,424.01.
Hallase recogida en- CANA Ia sin
par grsciosa Guillermina Orsini hija
de nuestro respectable amigo don
Ramon del mismo apellido.
Rogamos al Eterno por su pronta
mejoria. II y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-15

" -S5>
perficie, Sc sissnbran papas en- eua:
tro Totes iguales.
10. Lote abonado con 30 900 kilos
de estiercol, recolectose l2,870 kilos
20. Lote con igual cantidad de es-
tiercol y 300 bkilos de superfosfatos,
1880 kl6gramos. '..
80. Lote idEntica estercoladura,
300 de superfosfato y $50 kilos de
sulfato de potasa, l5,84O ki'ogra-
mos.
40. Lote con igual abono que el
anterior, cambiando unicamente el
sulfato por ell cloruro, $3.50 kilo-
gramos.
En- el a1o de 1908 la experienc;a
Sc efeetu6 en- terreno siliceo calca.eo
convenientemente preparado y es.
tercolado, siendo los resultados seE-
siblesmente iguales a los del anterior
Las anteriores cifras no exigen CO.
mentarios, por 10 que hay que enca-
recer vivamente los agrlcultores
el uso de la potasa en- este cultlvo,
sin descuidar por clio los abonos
azoados y postatados, Immediate
mente' asimilables, en- los terrenos
desprovlstos de ambos elementos
fertilizantes, en- la seguridad que los
beneficios comprenderan con exec
so el mayor gasto ocaslonado.
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UTIL.-Carb6n quimico que Sc
enciende con una cerilla.-El carbon
vegetal es I'm combustible algo ca
prichoso que a veces Sc muestra re-
belde q encenderse: pero este Sc re-
media preparando una soluclon hlr-
viente de Is parties de nitrate de
sosa y 25 de salitre, 9 de nitrate po-
tasico, y mojando en- clio el salitre,
Una vcz seco el carbon Sc prende
rapidamente y sirve de brasa para
encender la hornilla.
CURIOSO.-A proposito de las
iltimas ejecusiones capitales verl-
ficadas en- Francia, lie Journal
que en- tiempos de Luis XVI Sc cas-
tigaba a los soldados de Ia guardia
suiza, cuando cometian los delitos
de robo 9 violaci6n, aserrandolos
vivos entire dos tablas. Este espec-
taculo horripilante y digno de can't
bales no ha desaparecldo de la faz
del mundo pues Sc practica en- China
en- pleno siglo x X!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-15
HUMORISMO.

Entire marido mujer:
-Te prohihn que me hagas obser
vaciones Guard" haya alguien de-
lante.
-iPero. h"mhro. 81 ahora no hav
gente.
y yo. sno >oy nadie??
El juez ID modo que acusa
usted a este homhrp de haberle TO-
bado un panG-ln9
-;Pero muchacho. Como llevas
tanta sangre cn Ia frente?
-Porque ne hr caido de un ar
Dol.
-iPobretico, sHabras dorado .
mucho?
para que 81 estaba solo,.
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PoR- CABLE,

eNew York, marso l5.-M presi-
dente Taft declare hoy que el estado
de las relaciones comerciales con el
dominic de Canada eran muy crfti-
cas- debido q las dificultaAss de un
convenio tarifario mediante recipro-
cas- concesisnes. Ell fracaso de los CO.
misionados norteamericanos ha o.
locado q ambos pueblos en- situaci6n
muy difcil. ~.
New York, MARIO l5.-El canci--
Her del imperio alcmdn ha contesta-
do & Ia peticion hdNha por comisiona
dos de las provincias de Alsacia y Lo
rena, relativas 8 Ia petici6n de los
habitantes de aquellasprovineias pa
ra que 10 sea aplicadas 81 ssX souerm
n'ens, que tan pronto sc principien
las scsiones del Reichstag sometera
4 discussion ell bill que fu6 redactado
por Los representatives de aquellas-
provincias francesas, cedidas a Ale
mania como indemnizacion por Ia
guerra franco -prusiana del 1870. Sc
cree que en- el Reichsgtag pasara el
proyecto sin grandes debates.
New York, mario 15.-Comuni-
can de Africa inglesa que los acom-
pahantes del ex-presidente Roose-
welt Sc reunieron a este er la provin
cia egipcia de Kartheum.
New York, mario 15.-El minis
tro de obras pubhcas del gabinete
frances mega que recibicra $50 mil
dollars del comisionado Deus como
participation del escandaloso fra
de cometido en- la liquidation de los
bienes de la iglesia cat6lica. Ell minis
tro de justicia promote descubr1r es
tos fraudes, los que segun calculos
ascienden a once millones de pesos.
La prensa juzga este hecho mayor
que el cometido en- Panama.
New York, MARIO 15.-Actual-
mente Sc esta viendo enla corte supre
ma ell case de la Standar Oil Co., q
cuyo tsribunal apelaron los MEM
bros del trut-.
New York, MARIO 15.-25 mil ma
quinistas y fogoneros de 49 hneas
ferrocarrileras del Norte y Sur de
Chicago Sc han declarado en- huelga.
Estas monstruosas protesta del ira
bajo organizado Sc cree que sea el
principle de una gran revoluci6n So
clal que tendra como primer campo
de acci6n los Estados Unidos. Rel
ma indescriptible panico en- los CEN
tros industriales y comerciales de to
da la naci6n. La federation de mine
ros ha celebrado varias reuniones
con Ell proposito de tomar acuerdos
sobre la situaci6n actual.
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GacetiNa de Vega-a'ta.
De nuestro corresponsal

1JC uVOSIIO COiAOSpOuc~A
Mario 14.-El Sr. alcalde y el Sr.
presidente de Ia Junta escolar Sc pro-
pusieron establecer en- este pueblo
una biblioteca y han visto realizados
sus propositos pues cuenta hoy Vega
Alta con una de aquellas y con mas
de doscientos voltimenes; figurando
entire los donantes el Gobernador, ell
Comisionado de educacion, la casa
Otero de Ponce y vecinos de este
pueblo.
A iniciativas del Sr. Blanco Sc dan
semanalmente en- La escuela noctur-
ma conferencias por el medico de es-
tie municipio, Sr. Santiago, las que re
sultan muy concurridas, y desde lue-
go auguramos que llenara el fin pa
ra que fueron creadas dada la COM
petencia del conferencista.
Y va de asuntos escolares:
Ell sabado pasado tuvo efecto en-
Vega Baja una conferencia escolar.
Los temas fueron diversos y muy
blen tratados por los maestros e ms
pector, pues este ademas de dirigir-
la. toma en- ella parte como cualquier
maestro. FL Inspector Sr. Blanco,
es I'm empieado probo Y uno de los
meiores inspectores de la lsla, de
mostrando con clio que los puertorri-
quehos estamos tan Hcapaeltados
para el gobierno propio. Y que ser
vimos en- todos los puestos con cello
interes v capacidad.
Negn6n. Ginorio, Torres. Castillo,
Urrutia, Richards Y Blanco prue-
ban que servimos para trompo.
Dos paiaros de cuenta ogio la po-
Ell yeno.-Y pyo, escopeta.
Entire marido y muier;
Til crees en- ESQ de los suehos?
-Entonces, df, Sque significa
para un hombre casado sonar que
es soltero?
-Pues significa una gran desilu-
sion al despertar.
In individuo dice 4 una sefora
-%Se puede tener confianza en- s.
marldo de usted?
-Ya 10 creo. Yo le he confiado
mi existencia-
ST, 81: spero Sc le puede confiar
algo de valor?
Entire amsntes;
H-Ayer te vieron sola por Ia
Gale
Ena--Bueno, sy que?
E--Que va te he dieho nil veces
que no quiero que salgas de casa sin
tn marido.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-15
CARTAS DEL PUEBLO.
Dese0ntentOs en- Guaiuabo.

Guavnsho De mario de 1910.
ST Director de La Correspondent
cls de Puerto Rico.
san Juan.
Sennr:
En- vsriss ocssi0neS. reforzando
impugnsciones al bM Olmsted, tan
discutIdo en- estos dfss, ne leido fra
ses por el eStlo de esta: Is Il abuse
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-15

Ii Uooron mas amcno para
.[l WClCU las familias puede Oh.
tenere por POGO d.
nero cemprando un hermoso fon6.
grafo Edison. Son los mejores.-C.
Frederiksen, Plaza Colon Tetuan,
"a, Frente al Geatro San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-15

Sc a|quiFa. On 1s. .s;s: s;;:'is e. ss;' ss;'
lantos, sta en- Ia ca
lie Dos Hermanos, muy cerca de
"a plaza del mercado; parada 1s
Santurce. 1nformara su duefio Dio,
nisio Vllaverde Na Coleciya) N. q
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-15

G. vordo una bonita casta en-
OG vtIIuG la Gale Ernesto Cerra,
cerca de Ia carretera.
CONSTRUCTION moderna." Como
didad para el negocio." Dirigirse
al P. Q. Box 263. San Juan, P. R.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-15

dol pueblo de noventa y una cuer-
das de terreno. Con una casa Vi
vienda en- buen estado pegada q
la carretera. Dicha finca esta ST.
tuada q I'm kil6metro de Ia nueva
central que Sc montara aDf este
afo. Esta sembrada de yerba.
Precio m6dico. Para informes
P. o. Box 564. n.2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-15

ESQ No qrii"rr decir NADIA. pues
vo tamblen tengn otro como ese en-
el bolsillo.
Is posiblee. porgue me faltan
dos.
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u;no ,,...ll,,, Ell me
vIIIU [uSCdluullG.- jor para
t@ - 10 YonoA

81 mas puro. Importado de Ia Rio
ia, Espaia, por Sucres de j. Fer
nAndez. "ASslte Oriental" Tetdan
IS, ceres del Teatro. San J,,an
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oBSERvACI0NES
DEL TEMPO.
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n. Farmacia Polanco. Fun.
bapudS dada hace sese.ta afios
Pulcritud y esmero en-
el despacho de formulas. Paten-
tizados de toda clase. Situada en-
el Parque central.
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n.~,,.. Sombrerfa de Tuio Mar,
b1Uu u1S tineg Casanova. Acre
ditadsima en- Ia ciudad.
Camisas, cuellos, corbatas. a-tfcu-
los de cabaleros. Especiaies SOM
breros del pals. Gale de .Gautier
Benitez. ...
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Entered tie Pest O6ce San Juan P. X
o secoad class matter July 1900.
- Csrresp psnaelcia Dc Pte. Rice
PRECIO DE SUBSCRIPTION
TODA LA ISLA

fof msdiode los Agentes un ndm : 0-02
Directs Un trinestre ORC 1920
On semsstre ..... $50
Un sso Por adelantadoss-o 90
e. d exterior. Un ako orc. 49,. $500
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uoIoi, Do,;o Ell mcjor y .,,,n.
nUltI dlH,->-d mejor So CO.
me. Habiracit;-
mes frescas. Excelente servicio, Vi
sitelo ,ueted. Fortalesa II San
Juan, P. R.
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G. vondo una finca rdstica en-
OG vGnuC el barrio Beatriz Ca
vnn1y a. 1.:lk1
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Dfa de campo:
La suegrs -. Que hermosa es Ia
NaturaleEa' Al Vet eStos palsaies,
quxisra ser PiIaro.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-10
Small t alks

FIRE CHIEF THURsToN-Monday sane Fourth
eve known
R. K BoNINEFom the oggy, Of squirt Aloha
friends.
LINK MCANDLEss any bad luck
see the yacht Hawaii make fast trip
AUDITOR FISHER feel
dam off books If entirely happy.
FRED MAKINoI of Higher Association all right
but I've been the bottom of
a chance regular
E. A. MOTT sNIITHThere' board
Of health Every appointed
his work he is fred promptly What want is
ANDERSON GRACE-Ah ovaht Johnson
bein' able TO celebrate tn occasion
JOHN NJ MARTNSo
want to say that they in liquor
myself Honolulu things
US and anyone else can find them if they o look
BRICK MISUNDERSTANDING
wants. coming down the
regular Hood pnking driven
squirting water the road inch
Old method of bringing European by
rather the Strait of Magellan There
ing picked up immigrants
Mexico and the board will
CONDUCTOR cap
getting Honolulu can
carloads pitt
ideal breeding ground and is alive with the there
supply town ten times big S
JOHN G. WOoLLEYIn calling of the
plebisete concerned about basket
bank on the Hawaiian His of race
VIII see him safely through the whirlpool deceit ana
ing tried and convicted malihn the people
superficial
earlier But stick opinion cement by
finding that it improves with age.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-10
At the Wagner Family's Home,
"Wahnfried," in Bavaria
By Sydney F. Hoben.

It was during summer tour Germany
family.
esurey throughout
Regensurg
Leipzig residence had formed
quance dramas, popular
Neues Theater keen making acquaintance with ars
Buth Ftspiel
viii all world va focking
very passed through
bridges pretty Nuremberg 3ayreuth,
Wohnung assigned and comfortable
Il Opera
forery Buo her family The villa and garden
Enshookn the bears drawing by
Krause, showing
German Here where hath found Wanfed shall this house by
be
had already written to Frau Wagner from Leipzig was cordially
daughters Frau Wagner herself well
porch waiting grand
the from this small but beautifully
sgamba, pianist
and composer came forward greet me- and few seconds later her husband
and entered romantic interest in these ladies children
of the worlds operate and grandchildren of the
pianist They ingusts chatting French
English with fuency, charming personality.
They presented with for the three be given but
Tristan Isolde The '*Meiersingers Nuremberg
third workp produced
lowing Sunday day Festival
oer Of princes had announced intention Of being present All tickets
fancy piup $1,000 obtained by
spectators.
suggest get place
hea, n private back
virtually small Of the royal box wishing this would
Herr Tods bOzofice
The ~ situated in the forest on hill some distance from town
crowded between the
till O'Clock performances
started The nensn hour and O'Clock before
audience emptiea
Of ParfaI" and its Interpretation it is almost useless write
IAN 1 +f 5n ave- n+ of f,t+ n5r ~, 4I tf finest sTois and
the finest management mention the magnificent music itself What
It was just the same of course with the performance of
At the next festival two years later raraI and ranbauser''
the two works staged the production of the latter costing half million marks
($125000.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-10
SIDELlCHTS
THE SANE FOURTH.

Honolulu certainly had sane July. in the t
may hope Chicago few fireworks yes splendid gath
white rooe OF baseball M
empty tirdIking IriotaI lists
Secretary Hawaiian scenery the
telisen Of the accomplishments Taft
nstration many the Declaration Independents
But yea
tinet deucedly Do
Atchery type finally compromised by taking him base
ball game.
information course tn
very epidemic
purchase many producing devices imported China
exclusively by Chinese merchants But If mention Ton
they whether he lives WaIu
Hanappe speak John Adams they vii that they d
Franklin proofreade Of accord
Mr. Dillingham; IS
itself thew are trfe in amongst then
claiming Dole au
strenuousy translation
Conuu producing amanacs establish beyond doubt
published by the method the fourth
of the month
vhn in the course Of human by proving con
clusy
good Isabella soaked
presents Of jewels Columbus discover
queer Ask them and will
No president
privilege
Of independence Day. any Biz
will you
born the day and Lincoln and the lion hunter
tanner Else of themh have big
the and
difficult gather which either significant authentic
best learned be popular with
Declaration, by that need
particularly
dollars
great
Fea and caused national ues and tariff bills treaties and
They carefully
expressing pleasure only at the fact that establishes holiday
work is required
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-10
KAKAAKo CONSIDERED SERIOUSLY.

Chicago had fire. and of splendid Boston had
similar Honolulu had small scale.
the daytime the buildings
Jacob Roosevelt
should
blocks district
board of health the sheriff of
running loose surrounded by conditions which will make
the
O.
would tend
greatly physical He would
inferior quality and certainly according methods
laid cook
adopted nicely printed by body he head
dead
The county Of
on Page
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-10
Good Done by Doctor Cook
The Nation.

Mount Mckinley has been scaled second and expeditions
impossible climbed Mckinley,
a
gift be ashamed Of hbnge without
problem
things would actually aceomplshed-by
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-10

Great has been the building the Hakua
more sktul the which
appliances with which
the ancient
valleys the land where
The rocky yards
who laid out the work what
Tradition
been tally had been lost by the
Of
Hawaiian legend and Hawaiian folklore tell
known the Menehunes Haoe
actual
landed the primitive people bondage
As the Egyptians the children of
labor enabled pyramids
used them they pleased There
Menehun did the work They
and pnteg the
he surface
Of
the eight grade laid
of
bottoms a o
The dykes upper
have been work OF the
Probably the picture the of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-10

VtorAnd always your robberies Why
didn
TO be Observation-Disclosures Leader.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-10

JonesWheneTe borrow from pesm
i5rownNhyf JonesA bacBNw Zealand
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-10

':y boy
woodple City Journal
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-10
The Plain Question

Do not allow misrepresentation ead regarding the question
to upon ebcte weeks from Tuesday next
question the draft for the ballot repaired
joint resolution Of
SHALL THE LEGISLATURE TO BE ELECTED IN NO
VENEER 1910 PASS AT SESSION
LAW PROHIBITING SALE
WITHIN THE TERRITORY INTOXICATING
GUS MALT LIQUORS EXCEPT FOR NE
DICINAI. OR SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES?
question for the to
It only mo.
to
Shall we abolish the saloon or shall we
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-10

Even under the most trying circumstances
y
of
little bit
little
and brings nickels 70
and children slowly
1.-THE mother occupying the fifth She rendered
brood desired off at 1.-The Queen 50 He
'Inenfer
The
Thi is the Queen he said
is he in
this IS Beretania the conductor said and that is
Well of Io1gi
House settled
each his her he ca
Without
to the and told her
of explaining
kids ked
had escaped He stopped the
the conductor he would sitting steps woman
four children, bound for the Queens
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-10

Harold know that m darling One-Re
member that Harold and married life bappyJews
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-10

The proverbiaI touched
in
at the other without touching hair a
that the said hair has and
wlaek with point be
The advice of friends of
the hair the repeated and the
which Titan grave could see what
he is held responsible for.
During one short hafhour shopping
following ome:
blonde
that noted published
that the blonde not thrive in a cline
refined
the sight OF and who would
see one the eXumed which
taken to make the dozen peepd beneath her dopg
Leghorn
woman whose first back that the
application OF beaci blonde
quantities
introduced when the will look
buNom naron whose evident
age OF ten she could have been tuthfy
today sailing along under full bckdest brick
that Mick
Jack Atkinson
winch he has Enthusiastically East but bv biph
mandate OF the japanese Imperial
Much as his friends would like arena of civic en-
even II 'ne department with which he
Continued Fve)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-10

Wife (erying troubled dm)Hlp. Help
about the problem apBoston
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-08-20
At the Airdome, Harrison and Haw-

At the Airdome, Harrison and Haw-
kins, Dutch singing and talking come
dams. e. +. Morton, monologue en-
tertainer, and Bobby Robson, ballad
list. will hold forth. The attractions
for this week are Nervo, the Human
Comet in a 60-foot gliding dive, and
Raf1in's troupe of IA aerial performing
monkeys. The Elks shows, Dime
Museum, Lobster Initiation Degree
and Tombola, together with the other
features designed to entertain and
amuse along the boardwalk, will con-
tinue to Saturday night, when there
is to be big Mardi Gras as a closing
special feature of the week Despite
unpropitious weather the attendance
at the park this week has been very
large. The State Fair, which always
attracts many thousands of out of
town visitors to the park, is only two
weeks away. The famous Curzon Sis
ters' aerial flying act have been en-
gagged for two weeks, beginning with
Sunday, Aug. 20.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-08-20
ST. PAUL NEWS

The local council of the knights of
train Sunday morning for Belle Plaine
where a new council of the order was
installed.
A pretty wedding was solemnized at
St. Bernard's church last Wednesday
morning at o'clock when Miss Anna
Marie Stipl and John F. McNealy were
married. Rev. Father Agatin off1ciat-
ed. The bride was attended by her
sister, Catherine. Austin Medically, a
cousin of the groom, acted as best
man. Breakfast was served at the
home of the bride, 1928 Woodbridge
street. A reception was held in the
evening at o'clock for friends and
relatives. After a short wedding trip
Mr. and Mrs. McNealy will be at home
on Woodbridge street.
Mrs. Hannah Bell, Is years old,
pioneer residents, died at the home Of
her son, Daniel H. Bell, SIT Lincoln
avenue at 1880 o'clock Saturday eve
ming. Heart disease caused her DEATH
Mrs. Bell, who had lived so years in
st. Paul, had not been in the best Of
health for several months. though she
had been up and about much Of the
time. She retired at 9 o'clock Satur-
complaining Of pain in her heart. DR..
Stumm was summoned, but medical
aid proved unavailing and Mrs. Bell
died shortly before midnight. She is
survived by seven children, Daniel H.