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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-26
DIPLOMA De HONOR PARA Il
CLUB De SER0RAS' De PONCE.

noras de esta ciudad, generosa y ex
plendidamente pfesta su concurso al
realce de nuestra institution.
Por tanto Sc ha acordado de
signar a dicho Centro de damas, CO.
mo club benefactor del cuerpo de
bomberos de Ponce. ENpidlendo
este diploma de honor de esta instl-
tucion en- la que asi hace constar
ell cuerpo de bomberos sus slmpa-
tias, y agradecimlento. Ponce,
20 de Julio de 1910 Firmado, Julio
! Rosich, primer jefe del cuerpo, Sc
bastian Barnes, ayudante del cuer-
POI.
Enseguida hizo uso de la palabra
en- nombre del cuerpo de bomberos,
ell distinguido y elocuente orador,
Eugenio Astol que pronunci6 inspl-
RADIO discurso, propio del acto So
cial y del auditorio a quien Sc dl-
rigia. Su discurso fu6 breve y me-
recio ell expontaneo APPLAUSE de
las lindas manecitas que con aglta
ci6n enthusiastic aplaudian sin cesar.
Secundole'e Lcdo. Francisco Pa
ira Capo en- representation del
club de senoras qulen segun Sc
expreso 10 hecia comisionado
Ia directiva dc dicha institu-
ci6n el Lcdo. PARA, estuvo elo-
cuentisimo en- SUI oratoria. Tralo a
relucir en- este solemne acto la gram
diosa idea del Sr. Ohmpio Otero, y
otros caballeros mas Gle construlr
el mausoleo de bomberos en- el ce-
menterio Civil. De otras huma
nitarias obras hablo mereciendo
ell APPLAUSE uninime de las damas
y caballeros ALI presentes: Terml
nado ell acto en- ell kiosco Arabe, Sc
trasladaron en- solemne manifesta-
ci6n todos al Parque de bombas,
donde fueron obsequiadas con un
explendido lunch. Una extensa me
sa muy artisticamente fue arreglada
y seis hermosos bouquets de flores,
y otros objetos artisticos ocupa-
ban los extremes. Ell espumoso
champagne, dulces y refrescos fue-
ron servidos con profusion..
Ell Lcdo. Luis Yordan Davila, y ell
joven joaquin Barnes fueron los que
Sc tomaron la gratfsima mission de
servir a tantos rcstros bellos, de la
Perla del Sur. Durante el lunch la
aplaudido Cocolia, deleitaba a la her
mosa concurrencia, con preciosisi-
mas producciones smusicales Todos
los ofciales del cuerpo asistieron a
dicho festival. Ell alcalde Sr. Moret,
y los senores Olimpio Otero, Juan
Torruellas, Jaime SEEK, Luis Porra-
Ia Doria, y captain Mater, asistieron
tambien casi 6 bomberos de Mava-
giiez. A las once de la mahana
termin6 ell brillante festival que re-
sult6 magnifico y entire la mayor ar
nonia y entusiasmo. Nuestra cil-
lad debe de estar enorgullecida de
,ontar en- su seno ,m club de damas
an enthusiasts Y distinguidas que
lonran Ia patria enalteciendoIa con
i brlllo de sus virtudes Y sus senti-
nlentos purisilnos de confraterni-
lad V altruismO.
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Cam bucha y Rafael, esti.
mables elementos de aque
liza sociedad han undo sus
almas
El senior Wayment hara una fes
ia de ''acabe' con motive de
terminarse la zafra.
El jefe de distrito y policias a
sus 6rdenes han emprendi.
do una rigorosa campaila
sanitaria.
De nuestro (orYesponsal

Julio 24.-La bella yculta senori
ia de Toa Alta Canbacho Guzmar
Lopez y el no menos estimable jover
Rafael Hernandez natural de Gu
rabo, unieron su suerte en- la vida
Ell acto de la boda que fue celebradc
en- casa de los familiares de la despo-
sada, quedo muy lucido. Canabuchr
bella como una virgen de Botticel,i
vestfa el niveo traje y los sim 5icos
azahares con suma elegance Ra-
fael, en- traje negro. La fami';;a Guz,
man Sc multiplied en- atenciones, ob-
sequiando a la concurrencia con II
cos dulces y exquisitos hcores. 'a.-rc
Una selecta concurrencla acompa-
ne la feliz pareja hasta al altar don
de en- presencia de Dios y del sacer-
dote tuvo lugar la conjunction de sus
almas buenas, dignas de la fellcldad
yla mayor dicha que puede asplral
Sc en- el mundo.
El sol de la dicha resplandezca
siempre en- ell risueno hogar de los
venturosos conyuges.
MIR. Wayment superltendente
Gle la central Carmen prepara una a.
gradable fiesta de acabe con motive
de terminarse la zafra. Todos sus en-
pleados seran obsequlados por el Ca
ballero Wayment. La actual zatra
que esta a terminarse ha sldo muy
abundante y de magnihcos rendl-
mientos.
Ell i6ven Manuel Recondo esta
hacienda los preparativos para con-
ducir Ia la pila bautismal a un pc
queno ciudadano. A juzgar por los
prestos ell &C o hara epoca por ell luJo
y explndor y la profusi6n de obse-
quios,. 49,.
Ell Sr. Juan Landron y Martinez
procedente del campo republlcano
Sc ha declarado independence.
Con motive del alza en- la tasa
del telefono han disminuido las.
conferencias, 10 que representa- una
disminuc6in en- las entradas de la
empresa.
Sc ha alberto en- este pueblo I'm
centro espiritista. Su directiva est5
compuesta como sigue: Presldenta
Srta. Rosa Gvallo; tesorera dona
Garcia Vasallo de v; secretario don
Salvador Reyes; vocales: Sres. Juan
A. Rosas, Emilio Givollo y Jose A.
Roja.
Ell jefe de este distrito y guar
dias a sus ordenes han emprendido
una efcaz compaha sanitaria hacien-
do cumplir los preseptos del regla-
mento del ramo. Ell doctor Santiago
secunda con e6ciencia la labor sani-
taria mostrandose incansable en- el
cumplimiento de SUI cometido.
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En- pl asilo dc ninos do Son,

En- el asilo dc nihos de Santurce
no habra exhibiciones nj fiesta aleu-
ma mahana- Los trabajos hechos
por los asiladoS de esa instruction
Sc exhibiran en- Diciembre proximo
Solamente en las escuelas de carjda,l
del mismo Consolidate es que hahr;i
mahana exhibici6n de trabaios Y cl
bale que ofrecen las profesoras de
Ia expreSada escucla de Caridad.
La mayor parte de los excllr-
sionistas que fIeron de San Juan !
Ponce regreSar0n eSta mafiana en II
tren de ferrocarril V otros en- auto
m0vil.
Para manana Sc anuncia I'M
buen programa en- el "cine" del Par
que. AdemaS de este attractive To-
de mas que aq'lel Sitio brinda lleya-
ran mucha concUrrencia ALI.
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Propaganda antic|eIicaL.
Las fracciones republica-
mas y socialistas Sc han
undo para emprender
una actlva campafla en-
toda la isla.
al meeting del 3 concurrieron
tOdas las sociedades Obreras
y grupos y circulos republi.
canOS.

Madrid. julio 2o,-La Conjunction
republicano-socialista Sc dispone a
realizar en- toda Espana una activa
Y perseverance propaganda, cuvo
primer acto fue una gran manifesto
cion pGblica en- Madrid el dia ) de
julio.
Concurrieron a ella las sociedadeS
obreras V todos los grupos V Circu-
los republicanos; mas no por ESQ tu-
vo caracter de parcialidad polftica,
sino una amplisima significaci6n ci-
vii, en- que participaron, para con-
trarrestar los intentos de Roma. to-
das las izquierdas.
La manifestation recorri6 el ira
veto comprendido entire la fuente
de Neptune V la estatua de CASTELAR,.
Ell mismo dfa hubo en- todas las
ciudades V poblacioneS espaholas ac-
tos pdblicos semejantes, a cuyo final
Sc telegrafiaron las mismas conclusio
mes al Gobieno.
Mas tarde Sc reunira en- Madrid un
gran comicio, en- que tomarin parte
los iberales, dem6cratas Y republica
nos de mayor prestigio.
Ell Sr. A. Martorell ha estable-
cido su Oficina de approximations
V agencia de comisiOnes. en- Ia casa
IL Gale de la FOrtaleza. Tiene ALI
una elegante oficina Y representa- i'm
porantes casaS de EstadOs Unidos.
Buen exitO le deseamoS en- SuS nego
clos.
-Ha regresado d su residencia de
Areeibo nuestro distinguido compa-
triota el LcdO. Angel Aeosta Quin-
tero, fiscal de aquella oorte de distri-
to.
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rali,IaI- L. cuSe1anza aharca 10 con-
ccr"'enrc al ~. grado Y preparaci6n
para maestro -GraI. F. un hecho eI
triuni" ,i,' i''> asi>tentes i elias. pues
nos r"n~ra IA capacidad de ambos
mac>i-"~ cn sis trahaioS educativos.
- cnruCntra en- IL Normal nues
trn c~'i'na'i" r''mpatriota el professor
don l.'i~ >anrhez qIien estudia con
ahinrn haS1a obtener SUI tituIo de
maestro Principal el que esperamos
nhtendri en- este curse de verano. Is
un maestro eStudiosOs de s6lidas CO.
Y amante del progreso e
instruction Ge Gusi-o pals.
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Cacharro sentpnciado.
Deelarado eulpahle de homici.
dio voluntariO y sentenciado
a diez amos de preSidio.

Ell iuez de Ia session "a. sentenci6
en- la mailana de hoy d Jose Sierra
(al Cacharro, que fu6 declarado cul-
pable del delito de homicidio voIm-
tario. Jose Sierra ira a cumplir la pc
ma de dlez amos de preSidio con ira
bajo Tornado.
Ell mgeniero auxiliar del muni-
cIplo de la ciudad ST. Miguel Ferrer.
regreso esta malana de Ponce en-
donde estuvo dos dias.
Ell gobemador Cotton lleg6 eSta
manana de Cayey V estara aauf
hasta el despacho V llegada del CO.
Teo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-26
Fompnto uIbano
en- Hunacao.
Estan muy adelantadas
las obras del hospital
municipal.
I De nuesiro oorre-pOnsal) }

Julio 35.-E>,du mIv a,!c!anra-
da< la~ ohra< dcl hospital municipal
CHE i Ia saii.ta dr Ia i,'hiarihn -
cn'>t ruyc. Is un hcrm"~o c,Iiticin dc
r,.nc-cin y hicrro cnn aulplia> Y lrc>
r.l- haMtarionc>. In hcrmn~o jar
lin rn.lcari el c,Iifici" que reuniri
1.sll rla~c dc romo,iiiad..-.
Los proicsoresN Mr. HAYNES
jona Ana Rogue han alberto cla>es
lie veranO las que son muy concurri-
das pcE a.umnos y maeS..cs is Ia To-
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yOr brevcdad possible de euenta :; r.
Junta Local qlIc dignamente pres
de con e>ta circular a fin de que con
Ia mayor exactltud sc lie de el debi,lp
cumplimiento-
De Vd. affmente.- Jose G. To-
Tres. PreSidente'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-09
Wednesday.

Marshall barracks Recital.
DR.. and. Mrs. Frear's Dinner.
Mrs. Cummings Bridge Party.
Luncheon at. Country Clab..
Mrs. Francis Gays Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Farwells Dinner.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-09

Miss Rhodes Bridge Dinner.
Miss Ada Rhodes gave bridge
dinner Monday evening, In honor oil
Mr.. and Mrs. Somers Of San Fran
cisco. The table was luNuriantly
decorated in roses aud smilaN. Az
ter dinner the assembled guests play
ed bridge.
The old friends of Captain Houdlette
were delighted to see him aud give
him a royal welcome on his return to
Honolulu Captain Houdlette is In
command of tho Sierra. This ship
NOW promises to be one Of the most
popular ships on the Pacific. Every
effort will he made to provide amuse'
mcnt for the travellers on the Sierra,
md from all accounts the table can
not he surpassed. He was captain Of
Australia and through his efforts mat
boat was considered the most popular
on the Pacific.
Bishop Restarick has purchased n
lot at Kaimuki and will see that
chapel is erected in that growing
suburb, thus giving the members OF
the Episcopal faith an opportunity OF
attending service in their own neigh
borhood. for the facility for getting in
to town at the hour when services be-
gin Is not good. The efforts of this
indefatigable worker will certainly MI
a want for which the suburbanites will
be ever grateful.
Otto Wix, the popular water color
artist, has scored a success In Call
fornia. where he has been for the past
few months, His pictures have a
beauty and charm all their own, and
the assurance that his work has been
appreciated is evident from the mum.
Der of his creations which he took
with him-some two hundred-have
most all been disposed OF. This
speaks volumes for the love the Call
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-09

There was n most enjoyable gath
ering at the Waikiki Inn on Thurs
day evening, when party a.
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Bergin gave
"a surprise dinner and party in honor
Of the third birthday OF Little Bill
lie" Bergln.
Mrs, Bergin was kept in absolute
Ignorance OF the banquet and dance,
and when she returned at 6 o'clock
and found the whole place decorated
and some forty guests seated al the
dinner table, she was overcome with
emotion - '''" !.
! The idea OF the dinner originated
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with Jack Battersby, and to him
must be given lot OF the credit
for the success OF the evening. a
beautiful gold mug, on which We're
inscribed the names OF the bunch
was presented to."Little Billie" dur
ing the evening, aud a gold locket
containing photographs of Mr. and
Mrs BergiE was also presented by
the lady friends of both the good
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-09

people. Several speeches were made
after dinner, and the toasts were all
drunk with musical honors.
Later on in the evening the quin
tet club arrived, and a dance was
started which lasted till midnight.
The programs were works of art,
and besides having the dances on
them, had the photos of sixteen OF
the original bunch" of guests OF
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-09

Lewis at their home on PensaCOl;
street. Duchess roses ornamented thu
tables. these. fragrant flowers being ar
ranged in cut glass bowl. Among
those who enjoyed Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis hospitality were Captain
Houdlette, Mrs. Strong of Denver
Colorado. Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Har
wood and Mr.. Neville of Denver, Co
dorado.
? r.'gH 10. - r
Mrs. e. D. Tenney's Gift.
Mrs, L. d. Tenney, who is a deyout
EpscOpalian and a member Of st.
Andrews Cathedral, presented that
Indy with a most beautiful gift in the
share Of two massive brass canlelabra
Each has the symbolical seven lights,
They are each eight feet high and OF
most beautiful design and workman
ship. The gift was In memory Of Cap.
tain James Mckee, the father of Mrs
Tenney. who gave freely for the main.
tenance Of different churches on the
island of Maui.
y
Dinner at British Consulate.
The British Consul Mr.. Ralph
Forster, entertained at the Consulate
Saturday evening. April End, at dinner.
The table was very beautiful In It's
appointments, Roses were used in the
decorations. The guests were Madame
Gras, Miss Gras. Captain Mark. U,
SP. NJ. c.. and Mrs. Mark. Judge and
Mrs. Arthur Wilder Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Watson, and the host and hostess.
4 4 4
Mrs. GAYS Dinner.
Mrs. Francis Gay entertained in
formally, Thursday evening at the
Young Hotel. The color scheme for
the dinner was RED: After dinner
Mrs. Gay and her guests attended
the Darrach Shakesparean recital
which was given that evening at the
Young.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-09
The hospitable Inn.

Some fifty couples enjoyed the
dance, and most glorious time was
had by everybody. The Inn dances
are always voted great successes,
and the one on Thursday night was
no exception.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-09
SOCIAL CALENDAR FOR THE PAST WEEK
Saturday.

Dance at Moana.
Peavy Dinner.
Lieut. Burchfelds Dinner
Dinner English Consulate
Mrs James Hough's Tea
Mr. and Mrs Harry Lewis Dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Waldrou's Dinner
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Bob Shingles Iuau
Dinner on board L. S $ New Orleans.
Monday
Mrs j. Morton Riggs Card Party.
Mrs James Hough,s Dinner
Miss Ada Rhodes Dinner.
Tuesday.
Mrs Harry Lewis Buffet Luncheon
Miss Makees Bridge Party
Luncheon at outrigger Club for Miss Swanzy.
Wednesday.
Mrs Ernest Waterhouses Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Glfnan's Dinner.
Dr and Mrs Cooper's Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. " Forster.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Campbell Dinner.
Mrs Boekus Bridge Party.
Paymaster and Mrs. Hornberger's Dinner.
Thursday.
Marshall barracks Recital
Dr. and. Mrs Frears Dnner.
Mrs. Dunnings Bridge Party.
Luncheon at Country Club,
Mrs Francis Gays Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Farwels Dinner.
Friday,
Captain and Mrs Marks Dinner.
Dance at Moana Hotel.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-09

additional Social on Page 1877
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-09

Or. and Mrs. Charles cooper's Dinner.
Doctor and Mrs. Charles Bryant
Cooper entertained at dinner Wednes.
day In honor of Miss Armstrong Of
Evanston III. Covers were laid for
ten. The table decorations We're vfo
let's. Doctor and Mrs. Cooper's dinner
guests were Major and Mrs, Mad
hams. Mr.. and Mrs. Deering, Major
aud Mrs. Kennedy.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-09
Tuesday.

Mrs Harry Lewis Buffet Luncheon
Miss Makee's Bridge Party
Luncheon at outrigger Club for Miss Swanzy.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-09
Friday.

Captain and Mrs. Marks Dinner.
Dance at Moana Hotel.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lewis Dinner.
Captain Houdlette was the guest
OF honor Saturday evening, at a din
ner given by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-24
WOLGAST VICTORY.
Popular One Here, Where Battler
First Received his Start.

Popular One Here, Where Battler
First Received his Start.
Here, where Battling Nelson first
donned the mits in the pugilistic game
the victory Of Al Wolgast over the
former champion was a popular one.
As unusual as this may seem ii is
true, and all because the Battling
Dane refused to visit among former
friends when he was here about one
month ago.
Nelson used to work in restaurants
here before ne ever dreamed of wear
ing any championship honors or hav-
ing a fortune at his call and then he
was popular He fought a few pre-
liminary fights here and showed cour-
age and willingness, and that inspired
hope among his friends that he would
achieve success. When he did sue
coed he had fewer well wishers any
where than here
About month ago the Battler
came here for few days and did not
visit the downtown section. The old
friends wanted to get a shake at his
init and look him over, but they
were disappointed. The explanation
was that Nelson had grown money
mad and had no time for other sub
jects than those that might bring him
added fortune, and the old friends
here had little of fortune themselves.
so they didn't sec Bat" And that is
the reason when Wolgast was an
nounced the winner the verdict was
so popular in this section.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-24
CONLLN ESCAPES


was occasioned by his idea that at
Benton ne would have arrangements
made for the arrest of Redmond, so
he could get away but he lid not
know then tlat Sheriff Houpt was to
have accompanied them, and they
were not going via Benton, but by
way of Malvern and AXE the southern
route.
After the second order from court
came to the effect that Conlin should
be held here until after the supreme
court had passed on his appeal from
the chancery court ruling Of the after
noon, Conlin at police headquarters
appeared disappointed that he was not
going on, and said he did not care
to await a thirty-day period in the
county Jail
He almos, offered once to sign
waiver cf all his rights under the APP
peal An attorney later saw him at
police headquarters and Conlin later
went on to the county Jail
About 8 o'clock last night Sheriff
Houpt received a Tip" that A. B.
Conlin, brother of the man in Gus.
tody was bnusy around in a taxicab,
and he called up the police. Lieuten-
ant Wiley Reb Houp., the sheriff and
others made an investigation, but did
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-24

First Three funongs Nauel-
ty RAD won My KtC, Second Gran
der Twist third Time, 81 3-5.
Second Race Five and a half fur
longs Donaldo. won; Malta second;
Trappe, third Time, 1.11 @-5.
Third Race-Fiye furlongs, selling,
Matte Bumpo, won; Gypsy Girl, sec
ond; BrooNline, third. Time 1904
Fourth Race-Fiye ana a half fur
longs. selling; Green Lawn, won: Tom
Dolan, second; Lucullus, third. Time,
ILL.,
Fifth Race-six furlongs; Grsce
Kimban won Rebel Queen. second
Billie Hibbs, third Time. 1:17 2-5.
Sixth Race-Six furlongs; Locust
Bud, Won; Conville, second; Judge
Dundou, third. Time. 1.17 AS.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-24

First Race-six furlongs; Allan
Fcan, won; Hershmau, second. Uni
verse, third Time, 1:lG %.
Second Race-Four furlongs; Mas.
ter John, won; Louis Katz, second;
Eueanette, third Time. 40 is.
Third Race-Seyen urlongs; Geo
w. Iebclt won; Glenn Beachey, see
ond Sally Preston, third Time, 1870.
Fourth Race-Six furlongs; T. NJ.
Green, won, John Grifon, second
DR. Barley third. Time 1:14 2-5.
Fifth Race--Mile and seventy
yards; First Peep, won; Cablegram.
second. Admonitor, third Time, las.
Sixth Race-Mile and a sixteeuth
shapdale won; Cowen, second; Oulo.
third Time, 1851,
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-24
COTTON BELT WRECK.

Engine Crew Save Themselves by
Jumping.
Little Rock. Feb. 23.-Cotton Belr
nonhbound passenger train No. 4.
bound for Memphis, was wrecked at
Thornton, forty-six miles south of Pine
Bluff at II o'clock tonight. The en-
CINE and mail and baggage cars left
the track, The engine rolling down an
embankment The engineer and fire.
man saved themselves by jumping.
As far as is known no one was kill
ed or seriously injured Engineer Geo.
Barnett and Fireman J. G. Wilson. OF
Pine Bluff, were slightly injured.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-24
BANKRUPTCY PETITION.

William A. Kirk, a merchant tailor
Q. Hot Springs, filed his voluntary
petition in bankruptcy placing his
Liabilities at $4,000 and his assets. con
sistins Of stock of merchandise. fix
lures, accounts and books, at $2,21n
He claims exemptions in the sum Of
S5O0-Arkansas Democrat
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-24
NELSON STOOD FIGHT WELL.

San Francisco, Feb. 22.-Bauling
Nelson was as frisky as boy today.
When report that his condition was
serious was telephoned to him at the
baths, he said
I'm the liyliest dead man you ever
saw Feeling frs rate"
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-24
HOUSE ACTS FAVoRAeLY.


Washington, Feb. 23.-The bin
granting right Of way to a pipe line
across the public lands Of Arkansas
for oil and gas from tine fields Of okla
homa. was favorably acted on by the
house committee ON public lands by
Unanimous vote today.
The object % the pipe line IS 10 fr.
msh a direct outlet from the oh ana
gas fields OF that state to the gulf of
Mexico The bin recently passed the
senate against the vigorous opposition
oi Senator Davis OF Arkansas
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-24
CLAY CLEMENT DEAD.

Kansas City. Feb 23.-On the ranch
Of Colonel selb Williams. near Paris,
Texas, the body of Clay Clement, the
actor who died here Monday. will be
buried Friday The body was sent
from here tonight.
Had Colonel Williams preceded Gle
ment in death, according to agree.
ment the actor would have cared for
the ranchers body When Williams
dies his body will be buried beside
that Of the actor.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-24
FRISCO GETS BILLIARD.

New York, Feb 23-President Far.
rem Of the New York American Leage
club announced today that he had sold
Pitcher Billiard to San Antonio Of
the Texas Lea que.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-24
GINGER WILLIAMS DEAD.

Coalinga, Cal, Feb. 23.-"Ginger'
Williams. Young heavyweight pugil-
list OF Visilia, died in a hospital here
today from injuries sustained yester
day during a fight with Kid Ken
meth Of Bakersfield, Cal Williams
was knocked through the ropes, his
head striking board, fracturing his
skull at the base Of THE brain.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-24
GREAT
FUR EXHIBIT and SALE
GREAT
IN CARD ROOM ARLINGTON HOTEL.

The most remarkable collection of Furs and Wild Animal
Skins mounted into Rugs exhibited this country
be at the Abingdon Hotel
This exhibit brought from Russia for exhibition
purposes at the Seattle Exposition and the manager of the
hb has received instructions sell the entire collection at half
The collection embraces the largest Siberian Polar Bear
Rugs this country; Royal Bengal and Caucasian
Tiger Rugs Siberian Grizzly Bears, Leopards and Wolves.
PUBLIC BOTH VISITING AND RESIDENT INVITED TO
VIEW THIS FINE EXHIBIT WHETHER THEY
BUY or NOT
chance TO obtain wild animal skins made into
Ladies and Gnemen Furs and Fur lined Coats Necklaces and
Mufs
Siberian Ermine in Ladies' Garments also Black Lynx
Arctic White and Silver Fox Furs, Ladies' Coak Seal Skim
RussanMnk CoInaky Sable Russian Pony styles Auto
mobile Robes
To be sold at half price by order of
ST. PETERSBURG FUR COMPANY,
OF ST. PETERSBURG, RUSSIA
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-24

The popularity of the Knickerbock.
or dining room is largely due to its
excellent table; good service and fine
location Try the Knickerbocker ain
ners. 2-8 II