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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-08
|NFORMAC|QN LATMOAMERCANA.

la Buenos Aires, hacienda resaltar
la significaci6n International consl-
derable que tendra Ia concurrencia
del presidente de la republica a las
fiestas del centenario argentine, asi
como la de los cruceros en- las
aguas del Plata y la presencia de
soldados chilenos en- lsas GALES de la
gran metropoli.
Dice que debe suponerse a toda
lesa inmponente poblacion, atenta al
desfile de las tropas que representa-
a aquel pals, que deben imagi-
narse esas tropas avanzando por
enmedio de columnas de soldados
argentinos. iQue espectaculo mas SO
lemne E impresionante !dice-Son las
dos repdblicas australes del conti-
nente que marchan triunfantes a los
acordes de los himnos nacionales:
es ell soplo de paz y concordia que
brota de los clarines de las dos repd
blicas son los estandartes agita-
dos por las brisas: es el regocijo CO.
nun con sus armas entremezcladar
en- la misma forma en- que el amos
al suelo americana las uni6 en- los
campos gloriosos de EChacabuco.
Montevideo, Mario 29..-En el
mensaje que el presidente William
presento al congreso hace las siguien
tes consideraciones al referirse a las
finanzas del pats:
LA liquidation de la renta de Ia
Aduana, en- los siete meses del pre-.
sente ejercicio importa aproximada
mente pesos 100000 cuando en-
igual perfodo del ejercicocio ante
rier solo lego q pesos 81. 1893. 900: el
aumento operado alcanza, pues a
100000, salvo acontecimientos
extraordinarios es de presumir que
Sc mantenga; Ell rendimiento del i'm
puesto en- cifras del comercio exte-
rior, sehala una reacci6n considera-
BILE respecto q Ia exportaci6n que
hasta 1907 experimentaba cierta
depression, debida en- gran parte q
las dificultades con que tropezaba el
comercio de tasajo. La evoluci6n ga
MADEIRA hacia orientaciones mas pro-
picias, ,vuelve q poner de relieve la in
tensidad productora del pals, asegu-
rando en- 1909 un saldo favorable
de 1852. .939 Mas notable aparece
este resultado, 81 Sc tiene en- cuenta
que hace apenas dos amos, en- 1907,
la Importation superb a Ia exporta-
ci6n en- 2.558.643.
La buena situaci6n de las finanzas
pdblicas queda constatada por estos
dos hechos, el mejoramiento y aflan-
zamiento del credito nacional y ell
general de los mas fuertes.
de entradas del tesoro:
en- mensaje del Is de febrero de 1909
anunciaba que, posiblemente, al fl
nalizar el ejerciicio producirlase un
excedente que alcanzarla q $l.595.
62l.99: esa cifra fue excedida en-
sl2O.89O.72, y result6 I'm superavlt
fquido de S1.7l6.Ol271: 81 agrega-
nos esta cifra q los superabits an
;eriores, producidos en- Ia presente
administration tenemos que Sc han
'btenido por Ia inversion estricta de
os fondos pdblicos, 5.9Ol 1927.
lue han podido ser destinados obra
le incuestionable interes nacional.
IN los siete meses transcurridos del
,resente ejercicio 81 producto de ca
i todos los impuestos Sc ha manteni-
10 y la mayor parte de ellos Sc han
xcedido al rendimiento de igual
)eriOdO del aiio antarior
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Casa Dc Prestamos, J. Rendon J
Cempania s. en- C.

Ell dia 10 y 2 de Mayo
a las 2 p. m. tendra lugar un
esplendidoremate de las prem.
das que habiendo trasourrido
seis meses no han sido renova
das nj canceladas. Hay de ven-
tas un precioso surtido de al.
ha las. Allen 21Fortaleza.
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Labor po|iciaca en- Ponce.
322 servicios fueron pres
tados durante el pasado
Mario.
Vistos en- las cortes fuerol sen.
tenciados 26O Y absaeltos
81.
De nuestro correspensal


Estadfstica de los servicios pres.
tados en- este distrito por la policia
insular durante ell mes de MARIO pdo.
Juegos prohibidos lO5. Violacion
Ordenanza municipales 80. Turbar
la paz IS. Acometimiento y aggression
II. Hurto de menor cuantfa Is. Vio-
lacion leyes de sanidad 13. Armas
prohibidas II. Falsa representation
E impostura 10. Violacion leyes de
carreteras 5. Escalamiento en- Ter.
grado 2. Pesas y medidas falsas 2.
Otros delitos 10. Total 322.
Estos servicios han sido resueltos
Dor las diferentes cortes en- la forma
siguiente:
Sentenciados 26O. Absueltos 81.
Total 322.
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel de periodicos viejo d
3? quintaL
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No 10 olvideis.

Ron San Luis Los Sres. A. Alva.
jez hermano, siguen obteniendo el me-
ror exito con la venta del acreditado
Ron San Luis" producto de superior
calidad que ha eonquistado justa ia
ma en la isla y fuera de ella No
contiene sustancias nocivas y es una
bebida t6nica y reoonstituyente No
Divides que los pedidos deben hacerse
4 ID acreditada casa calle de San jos
en- San Juan. Ron San Luis.
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RESFRIADOs CAUSAN DOLOR DE
CABEZA, Ell LAXATIVE BRoNo-au1NINA
desvfa la causa. Usado en- todo elmun-
do para curar I'm resfriado en- un dfa
La frma de "E. w. Grove" en- cada
alta.
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Maestros panaderos.

Sc recuerda estos mobiles obreros
ID obligation en- que estdn de pedir q
los duefos hsrinA de Ia mejor cslidad.
Hoy Sc considsra mejor Ia mas supe-
rior J facil de tratajar ia marca
TRES ESTRELLAS, QUE VEN.
DEN AL POR MAYOR Drane 4
ca ic, San Juan.
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Bolivia

b0llIla
! La Paz, Mario 29.-Se realiz6
otra estafa por valor de 14OO boil.
vlanos al Banco Industrial.
| La estafa Sc cometl6 empleandc
glros telegraficos. Ell autor es desco.
nocido adn.
-Fanecio don Carlos Pena, sub
prefecto de Ia provincial de Loayl
| y veterano de Ia guerra del Pacffico
SCI Diario" de hoy cree qu'
la cancilleria debe resolver de name
"a definitiva la no concurrencia dt
Bolivia al congress- pan-american(
elsa es-dice-la unica conduc
ia compatible con la dignidad y ho'
nor del pals. -.
Ell gobierno= promulg6 Ia ley
que La fuerza armada para ell presen'
te ano en- 1853 plazas de tropa.
Ell ministerio de guerra expi.
di6 un decreto ordehando I'm nuevc
empadronamiento militar en- la re.
pdblica:
Ell mismo minis terio distribu.
y6 Ia subvenci6n acordada por el
gobierno entire las sociedades de tire
al blanco.
La Paz 26.-Se descubri6 a los
autores de Ia estafa al Banco Indus
trial. Don Jose Bustein y Armando
Rios, quienes Sc fugaron a Antofa-
gasta.
-Faneci6 Ia sehora de Meruvia,
profesora del institute americana
Sc anuncia un ibro blanco que
publicara Ia cancilleria del PERT.
Brasil
Rio de Janeiro Mario Del
gobierno resolvio. transporter & Rio
de Jsneiro & expenses del estado ell
cuerpo del general Dionisio Cerquie-
ra. ~.
Sc abri6 un concurso pdblico
para La construction del munumen-
to q Alfonso Penna, que Sc colocara
en- el cemepterio.
Ell gobierno recibi6 muchas pro
puestas para la construction de ho-
teles de lujo.
Ell ministro de agriculture reci-
bio communication de que estan fun
cionando once escuelas profesiona-
les en- varios estados, ultimamente
creadas.
Sc ha autorizado la compra de
500 titules de un conto de reis de Ia
deuda interna para su amortization.
Ell precio del caucha ha aumen-
tado notablemente Ia exportaci6n
del Acre. La semana pasada rindio
mas de mil contos.
Sc dice que en- MARIO el presi-
dente Fonseca hara una excursion
por log pequefos puertos de la CO.'S
Ia a bordo del Bahia.
Sc realizaron con exito las prue-
oas de las maquinas del monitor
Pernambuco.
-Telegrafian de Petr6polis que Sc
realizara el raid automovilistico
Petr6polis- Ruizdefora.
-Telegrafian de Macahe, estado
lie Rio de Janeiro, que a causa de la
intervention del presidente del esta-
10 en- Ia administration municipal,
j presidente de la municipalidad
"a organizado I'm cuerpo armada
'ara resistir 10 prestigiado en- esa
ctitud por el presidente de la repd-
lica, adversario de Ia situaci6n del
stado de Rio de Janeiro.
Valparaiso, Mario 29.-Don En-
lque Racuant, ex-diputado, publ
q en- Eel Heraldo" un brillante ar
culo sobre el viaje presidential
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"EUTERPE"
BAZAR De MUSICA DE- JOSE LAM Y Go.
MUSICA SELECTA:
MOVED AIDES.

Sc han puesto la venta en- ell Bazar de music
Euterpe' las obras siguientes para piano solo.
C6lebre "Ses de Andno" por Julian Andno
" Nlollnlsta. VSo
Vals "Camea', nueva composition per F.
Porrata Doria-Autor de los famosos val
ses Dorado Sueno Sonando . OPS
Vals de La c6lebre opereta, LA Princesa del
Dollar" o.so
Seecci6n, de la celebre opereta LA Prince
sa del Dollar OsO
Marcia, de la c6lebre opereta LA Princesa del
Dollar" -. o.5o
Danza, "Bornquen' con letra en- espahol 6
ingl6s a1reglo de B. Dueno . OPS
Donza, Della Belen", por B. Dueho autor
de la c6lebre DANA la Criolla . OPS
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TraSlado

Ha sido trasladado al interior
de Ia misma casa que ocupa hoy
el establecimie nto "LA TIENDITA'
al lado del ayuntamiento. Seguira
el mismo negocio de venta de efec-
tos religiosos. exolusivamente.'.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-11
$3.50 Recipe Cures
Weak Kidneys, Free
Rseieves Urinary and Kidney Troubles,
Backache, Straining, Swelling, Etc.
Stops Pain in the Bladder, Kidneys and
Back.

Wouldn't it be nice within week OF
soto begin to say goodbye forever to
the scalding, dribbling, straining, or too
frequent passage of urine; the fore
head and the back Of ehead aches;
the stitches and pains in the back; the
growing muscle weakness; spots be-
fore the eyes; yellow skin; sluggish
bowels: swollen eyeljds or ankles; leg
cramps: unnatural short breath; sleep
lessness and the dependency?
have a recipe for these troubles
that you can depend on, and If you
want to make quick recovery, YOU
ought TO write and get a copy of it.
Many a doctor would charge you $3.50
just for writing Nis prescription, but
/ have it and will be glad to send it to
you entirely free. Just drop me line
like this: DIR. "A. E. Robinson, (k9O2
Luck Building. Detroit, Mich, and l
will send it by return mail in plain
envelope. AS you will see when you
get it, this recipe contains only pure.
harmless remedies. but it has great
healing and pain conquering power
1t will quickly show it's power once
you use it. so / think you had better
see what it is without delay. 1 will
send sou copy free-you can use 1T
and cure yourself at home.
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Tho Mantour Rudaat.

Special to Times Republican.
| Montour. June l1.-Mrs Lovejoy.
Mrs Oscar Tenny. Mr. and Mrs. d. w.
Blakely and w. A. Willard accompa-
MED the body of Mrs w. a. Willard to
the cemetery at Ames Thursday. where
she was laid to rest.
Glen Gill has been quite sick for
several days. but is greatly improved
and now out of danger
o. p Willard has returned from his
trip to Montana.
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. O'Connor. of
Grundy Center, We're here "Wednesday
to attend the funeral of Mrs w. A..
Willard which was held from the
house at 2:3o p. m.
Those who We're injured in the re-
cent automobile accident are getting
along nicely.
Miss ola Ward expects to spend her
Ore.
preached at the NJ h church Sunday
morning and eevning. He represents
the Methodist hospital at Des Moines.
Miss Avis Downs has closed her
school and vii. spend her vacation at
home.
Joseph Stayskal has engaged J. v.
Roushan. a pharmacist. to assist him
in his growing business.
N r. Cronk, @. w. Babb. George
Gary and Roy Lovejoy Went to Tama
Thursday to hear Governor Folk de-
liver the commencement address of
Ixeander Clark college, at Chautauqua
Park.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS AND ATLANTIC
PEOPLE GREATLY PERPLExED
OVER MORTON TRAGEDY.
LOUISVILLE REPRESENTATIVES,
SINGULAR CONDUCT ~ CASE
vehementIy Denies That Morton Was
Married, Greatly Surprised When
Woman Boards Train to Accompany
Body, But Accepts Situation Grace
fuIIy-Mrs. Morton to Explain.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Council Bluffs, June 1l-Contra die
ton met contradiction and mystery
piled on mystery in the case of young II.
hunyai janos. in the drug store of
was killed at Atlantic. thru swallowing
q draught of formaldehyde given to
him in mistake by Clerk Sears for
Hunyadi Janos. in the drug store of
NJ. e. Moore. Morton who was a
member of one of the first families of
Louisville. was not supposed to have
married and it is thru his alleged mat
rmonial affairs, brought out by a
handsome young woman claiming to
be Morton's wife and by friends of the
family declaring absolutely that Nor
ton was never married, that the, mys-
terry comes.
Young Morton arrived in Council
Bluffs direct from New York City
about the middle of May He was ac-
companied by a handsome young wo-
man of the blonde type. about % years
old. whom he introduced as his wife
At the private boarding house where
they We're installed both Morton and
his bride became instant favorites. The
day on which Morton was killed Mrs
Morton begged reporters not to report
the affair or to say anything of her
her condition of mind AT the time be-
ing obviously greatly disturbed The
alleged Mrs. Morton did not go to
Atlantic or make any inquiries there
of AIorton's death or the disposition
of his body. and kilograms from Louis
vile asserted with vehemence that
Morton had never married. These de-
mails came from Morton's family.
Denies Morton's Marriage.
Then comes G. Il. Semple. of I.ouis-
vile, personal representative Of the
family. with instructions to take
charge of the body OF Morton and es-
cort it to Louisville for burial. Mr.
, Semple's first act on arrival at At
lantc was to issue this statement: II
will ask YOU to make Il denial of the
story that Hensley Fl. Morton was ever
married. / grew up and Went to school
with him and have been intimately
associated with him ever since and
know positively that there is absolutely
no truth in the story. Why, do you
not suppose that if Morton had had a
wife she would have been here on the
first train. He had no wife and l am
at loss to understand how such a
story started
Surprise For Sempls.
Mr. Semplc's statement carried con-
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DEAFNESS CANNOT re CuFED

by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear
There is only one way To cure deafness.
and that Is by constitutional remedies.
Tbeafne IL caused by an infamed coiI-
dition of the mucous lining of he h.us-
tachian Tube When this tube is in
famed YOU have a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing and when it is en-
tjrely closed, deaf is the result
and unless the Inflammation can he talk
en out and this tube restored TO its nor
NAL condition, hearing Will he de-
stroyed forever; nine cases out Of ten
are caused by Catarrh. which is moth
ing but an innamed condition of the
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case Of Deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
c..arrh euro Send for circulars. free
F.. j. CHENEY & CO, Toledo. O
Sold by Druggists. 1oc.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
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Northern I01un Items

state convention here next week The
invitation has been extended by j. w
Reed, secretary of the committee of u
of Sioux City aerie. which has charge
OF the arrangements for the meeting
|'Fhe parade will take place Thursday
evening. Automobiles will be provid-
ed for the city fathers. Mayor Smith
said that he was in favor OF the ac-
ceptance of the invitation
Sioux City.
| An Unsuitable desire for drink is the
reason Ed Kennedy, a travelling man
of Des tMoines, assigns for his attempt
to pass worthless checks on several
Sioux City merchants. The man was
arrested by Patrolman Pfaff in the
/ Moore Clothing company store. Thurs
day afternoon where he attempted to
cash a check on the Northwestern Ma
tional bank and purported to be signed
| by the Hanford Produce Company.
Kennedy confessed his guilt to Chief of
Police j. B. Richard, but gave intoxica-
tion as his excuse. The man attempt
/, ed to cash checks at the T. S. Martin
! Company store. Meyer Lipschitz's
| Clothing store, and, according to his
| own statement. succeeded at the w P.
| Grocery. however. Kennedy declared he
squared the account.
Hampton.
| Nv. A. Peterson, who resides on the
| Dave Vought farm north of town. was
badly injured by the bursting of a
| small bottle of carbolic acid in his hip
pocket. Having use for some Of the
stuff. and not having any of it at
| home he Went over to the home OF III
III. Marble, nearby who happened to
have some He gave him a small bot
! tie, which MIR. Peterson put in his hip
pocket, and while visiting with Mr.
Marble out at the barn. he stopped
! over and the bottle burst. Mr. Mar
BILE Immediately got some alcohol and
rubbed it on Mr.. Peterson's leg where
the acid had run down, and a ply
stefan was called at once, who arrived
in very short time, but when he got
there Peterson was unconscious and
remained in that state for over two
hours Petersons injuries are very
serious and he will be confined to his
home for some time. as his leg is badly
| burned from the hip down to the knee
joint.
Sioux City.
For one year at least the silver cup,
| offered as trophy to the winner of
| the interstate championship contest by
! the 500 gun club viii have an abode
| IN Eldora to which place w b. Liuell.
Twill carry the emblem Of his marks
manship. In the annual contest for
| this cup at the gun club grounds Wed
nesday afternoon Mr.. Linell won from
three other shooters. His opponents
We're j. w. Gray/of Sioux City. Fred
Slocum Of Alcester. s. D.. and Jesse
! Aylesworth Of Omaha. Aylesworth was
| the first to fail, going out on the fourth
| target. Slocum stayed in until the
tenth bird, when he dropped out. Gray
missed the eleventh target. and Linell
| hit it sauarely. In the preliminaries
of events to the men VINO made clean
score with the fiftaef, targets qualified
| to shoot in the finals. For winninC
i the cup ti,ii= yssI Hir-iiii Trecsi.se5: &c
| cash prize. but Will Sc. to hold the EN-
blem until next year when he will re-
ceive so per cent Of the purse made up
! OF the entry money.
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What Everybody Ought to Know

N"Hat cSS'yoosJ OoS"s w NV"
That Foley Kidney Pills contain just
the ingredients necessary to tone,
strengthen and regulate the action of
the kidneys and bladder. Mcbride *
VIII Drug Company.
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Britt.
Dick Tyson. son of A. w. Tyson,
! while playing around threshing sepa
rator. got his foot under one of the
wheels and it was pretty badly crush
ed.
Britt.
The George Breetz farm Of 400 acres,
in Erin township, has been sold for
$4,000 cash, to John Mead, of Des
MONIES, who will move onto it and
make extensive improvements.
Wesley.
The Shorie farm has been sold to
Roy Wilson of Schaller, at $102 per
acre. possession to he given March l.
! 1911 MIR. Shorie has improved and
tiled out his farm in a way that it is
! one Of the best farms in Iowa.
/ Mapieton.
| Miss Cozette Leathers, daughter of
w. H. feathers, of Napoleon. was mar
ried Wednesday to John w. Smith,
millionaire mine owner and a member
of the firm of Smith Brothers Com
mission Company who have offices in
! all of the principal packing centers of
the country.
For. Dodge.
| Willis Rich. son of E. H. Rich. CASH
Ter of the First National bank in this
! city, is now leaving Princeton College.
where he is a sophomore, to make the
trip home on a motorcycle. He will
go up to Albany. and thence west and
south and expects to make stops where
he pleases, visiting friends and rela-
tives.
Webster City.
Robert O. Evans. who now makes his
home at the county farm, celebrated
his one hundredth year recently Mr..
Evans is without question the oldest
person in the county. He was for
merly well known farmer residing
near Stratford. He is the father OF
several children, who reside at var
ious places.
Garner.
Rev. Mr.. Koch. pastor Of the German
Lutheran church, went this week to
Colfax Springs. He is suffering from
a nervous breakdown and will remain
until he RECEIVERS. Rev. Mr.. Vessel of
Whittemore. will supply his place here.
His son. who has been attending coll
his fathers illness.
Webster City.
Nearly. four tons Of glass will be
required in the improvements now I'M
der way at the F'ollett greenhouse, in
the south part of the city. One house
is now under construction and within
a short time it is expected they will
begin the erection OF second glass
structure Other extensive improve
ments will be made. The cost will be
several thousand dollars.
Sioux City.
Chicken thieves at Morningside have
robbed every available roost for several
weeks and Mornngsiders have deter
mined to take the law in their own
hands and put stop to the thieving.
One woman of ,Morningside has de-
ternlined to hireya man to stay in her
barn with a shotgun with orders to OPP
en- fire on the first chicken thief that
comes proving around tine prenuiscs.
Sioux: City.
Members of the city council have re-
ceiyed formal invitation to take part
in the big parade during the Eagle
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-11
Local Notes From zea,ins.

Special to Times Republican.
Fearing. june li.-Fred Golly is up
from Grirnel to spend Il few days with
the home folks
Miss Elsie HiN is quite sick.
Miss Julia FIocomb is visiting rel
atives in Marshalltown
Invitations are out for the marriage
of, Mr.. Charles lessen, of story CITY
and Miss Catharine GollN, OF this place
on June -, at the home of the brides
parents.
Ray Tisdale spent a few days with
his brothers, Alvin and u. A. Tisda'e
and families. ut Union.
Mrs. Mae lie Fevre arrived ho-e Fri
tlav from Kelly, Nch.
Theodore Arms trong. of Clemens. Is
spending "a few days With relatives
here.
Mrs. r. A. Davenport is improving
nicely after her serious illness.
Word has been received from \. u
johnson that he and his wife are To-
Gated at Louisville. KY where he VIII
have charge Of a number OF play
grounds during the summer months
County Supervisor Seat of colo,
was up calling on friends Friday
The Cleaners will hold their reg
uar meeting on Monday evening, al
| the homo of Mrs. r. l.. Cook.
Hills Crane and wife. OF Grant
/ Center. spent Friday at the home OF
W. S. Griffith and family.
Mrs Charles Coffclt of Gilman. spon'
few days this week With her sisters
Mesdames j. l.. Armstrong and Biz
Drin
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perience Of Mrs. Edward r. Beam.
teacher of this city. WAS to we'd Ed
ward r. Beam next Wednesday.
Thursday evening Miss w. Beenk was
taken suddenly i'll while attending a
party given in her honor. She, was
taken home and yesterday morning It
was discovered that she had a bad
case of appendicitis. 1t was decided
that her condition was serious and an
operation necessary without delay. The
couple decided to marry Immediately,
and so the ceremony was performed
at noon, and Immediately thereafter
the bride was conveyed to a hospital
in an ambulance, and the, operation
performed. Altho her condition is SER
ious her chances for recovery are
Good
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CAUGHT BY cAvE-IN.
Boone Workman Has Narrow Escape
While Workinq on Ditch.

Boone. June 1.-"Red" Clark. an
ey1Dloye Of the sewer contractor put
ting in the sewer west of Division
street. had quite an experience Thurs
day, which caused some apprehension
for a few moments, The contractor
has been greatly handicapped during
the progress of this work. by repeated
cavings in along the ditch Time and
again the Workmen have had narrow
escapes Thursday Clark was going
about his work when a section of the
,iitc, wall gave way and caught him.
His cries for help brought instant re-
lief and he was pulled to a place of
safety. suffering from some minor
bruises. His escapes for serious in
jury was miraculous. 1t will be a few
days before he has entirely recovered
from the injury