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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-12-21

IN every church there should Be- .
Qu1et moment after the benedictton.
when with bowed heads and reverent
u1e1 We wait before God for the ble~-
10 which has just been invoked upon
- an In this respect he Episcopa-
nans - an admirable example to most
aenomlnations n this country. though
I have seen TIE same quiet moment
e1ssEved In some Preshyterfan churches
u Thu country and aiways h Scotland
Why should not ever service. whe<h-
- prsachinx. prayer meeting q Cars
dan Endeavor. BE- closed with stlent
UDnent Of meditation and prayer with
b0ws1 hsad ard ciosed eyee1
I commend thfs heartily ~ an in
variable rule for the ciose Of every
C1R1nttnn Endenvor maetine
Than when tt beneaicticn = pro
nGancea there = another chance to
show that God and heavenly things
nean something to N By not resapsine
lnee tAe fF1veaous smAn t1lk vhich
sfssa eceup1es ~ nrst half hcur affs
a. sezvtcs- FEancis = Clark. d. D.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-12-21
WINTER HARBoR.

r. 8. Yoaas cana home from Boston
saturday.
A.B. wAiteAouss u having his ics- honss
oiled with ics.
II. @. smaiitdss was in Ellsworth isv
day. last week.
Alfred Merchant shot tvo dser Thur
day, the lass day Of open season.
Friends Of James u. 0errisA are pleased
to isarn that b 10 souewhss Improved In
hsatth.
Mn. H. r. Weston, Who has ban visit
ing relatives In Boston, returnsd home
saturday.
Mrs- Corpslius Farley, Who has hsen
visiting relatives hsrs, returned to bar
Haxbos Saturday.
Richard FAsrAs will isavs nsxs moctA
for Boston, WHARF ~ viii take courss In
undertaking and smbaiming.
Anan Yosas, vAo rsssnsly purchased
ths Enoch Backford paacs, has moved his
famiiy bern from Prospsct Hasbos.
Fred Joy end family, Who AAys hssn
living 81 Sssubsn ths pass summer Wills
working upon ths Moore library bzildise,
have rsssrnsd, and are occupying their
house hsfs-
Dec. -. e.
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Astual Drneht aolumn.
nDrrsp BIT "Auur nADss".
ne Arssts: aHsipfsi SD Hepqas."

Ths purposes Of this seiann srs ssoeanesly
seated IN the title and mossoit h for the mutual
bsnsat and Aims W ~ helpful and hopeful
Being for the comnon good. u IL Ter - Coz
mon uss-s pubic servant. purveyof Of IN
formation and suggsss3oa. medium Tor ~ IN
ssrchAnEe Of idsss. In this capacity u solScats
oommunicasions. and its success depends largely
on the support sivsn Il In this rsspsss. Con-
nunscasions must be sixnsd, eus he nans Of
writer viii rot be printed except by perm sssos
Communications win b subject 70 approvaieS
rejection BY the editor Of the column. bat nose
win be rejected without good rsason- Address
ell communication 70
THE Anxn1cAn.
EllswoSsh. Ne.
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xlrrERY To cARiBou.

-
- 'ox
-
The ar-year-old son OF william
Whitssn, Of Hoaiis. fell into tub Of boil
ing water which ~aa oeing prepared nor
scAlding bog 81 1rcAy, and wss scaidsd
to death.
The total registration OF ssudsnts in
6owdoin eoiises this year b - This 10 .
decrsass OF twenty-one from last year.
Ihsre are - students IN the academic
department. and sixty-sssen in the msdi-
cal Department, seven being enrolled In
both departm<nts-
The game season for iS1o 10 over. The
record ahipmsuts Of gsuss through bangor
up 10 DEC. Is vas. Dear, asOa; nonss. I0a,
and hsarx, r. LAst year ths toeni r.
ceipes. Dec 10, vsrs 4,ins der; Ia uaooss
aad shirty-eighs bsass. The nnaI oouns
fog tie deer . year aeo vss alaG- Tns
tosal Tor this ysar VIII rssch 1.5W with
out any do1ht-
f,>or.. " vsh.u ..v.r,~-eh..
cid. : sa,nr,e ,.vv,r. e,psov.a i. -.
rail, Of r r. per. :. M -. -.
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rhis eeaunn u asssesA 70 ~ 0ssass, -
peciasly - the graaess = Haassek osaney.
The ssiuna 10 epss - N gsAnssrs fes Ne
discassics u topics Of gssssai inssrssl -
for reports Of grange messinss- Mshs lesssFs
short and concise. All ccmnunicastons must
b. signed. but names win not b printed sx-
csps By peruission Of the writer. All cen-
musications viii Be subject 70 approval b.
the saitor, but none win Be- rejected without
good reason.
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COUNTY NEWS.


AGAleur.
Aaiss Dada Psos m last e.ssrday ios
~ hons In Nswhars.
Thsrs will b Chrisemas trss and Coo
csrt II Csntsnniai hali Chsistnns svs.
Elmer Rssd, ksspsr Of WAITS He'd Light
station, d Waiting biz brother, Aibsst
Staples.
ssiliuan Duaivss and family havs moved
10 Har Harbor Tor ths winter. Mr.. Doll
vsr u smpioysd thsrs.
Frank Deliver hes finished bin ssason's
work 81 the nsh firm Of b. H. Mayo, and
has gons to Boston On visit.
The Msthodiss sewing circle hsld faix
ana sale Of fancy asticiss, also ics-cssam.
cake and candy ct Csntsnniai Aall Friday
aftsrnoon and evsning. Proceeds, -.
Derby Stanley, propssstor Of shs stas-
ley houss, for several winters past assts-
tapt manager Of ths New Western hctel
in New York, was calling on frisnds hsrs
last week.
Haldibor Tosfason, . native Of IcslAad,
Who for the past thrss ysars has bssn en-
gtpssr in tbs cold storage plant ~ ths
nrm Of J. l. 6sAnlsy 4 Sons, Aansst, len
Thursday for Lockport, n. 8, whsrs -
hes better position.
Schools closed Friday, after two success-
full terms OF thirteen weeks taught b
Dslla Pass, Of Nswburg, in tbs grsmnar,
and Isabel Dolivsr. Of 6sawaii, In ths
primary. Ths pupils perfect in attend
sDcs in the primary room were Ffanklin
d. Ward, John A. HopAins, r., Evelyn
Hopkins, Cari Deliver, Percy rorrsy.
DEC. 10. A. B. C.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-12-21

Dear A~as Nades.
Am almost ashamed 10 write 1t this late
day, but l noticed you were having the
column all BY yourself, and thought we were
not being very thoughtfui Of ycu ct this sea-
son Of the year.
Now. maybe some one wiilosay: where have
you kept hidden % long, and yon were not st
the reunion, No, vas not, and for . very
good reason. TOO I bad the misforsupe that
morning 70 fan and sprain my knee quite
badly. 90 II wAs entirely out Of the questi on.
my walking that distance, and besices that I
had housefni Of company. Ever since the
early summer have had my hands fall, and
also my heart full, for dear relatives were
with me all summer. whomJl had not seen In
eighteen years.
I, too, was II the Huh from sept. 10 until
the 3sth, but did not see hall. that the other
member cf our column did. or else ] Am not
good as description. The picture you say.
Aunt Madee, enjoyed very much. - you de-
scribe II. Iseemedlto.see II ~ you did. and
only wish il mi9 have. been my pleasure 70
ere 10.
Have mot written for 20 long that somehow
my thoughts will mot come 10 me - l wish
they would. and the reason have neglected
TO write vas because was too much tn
seressed in the other letters that 1t one time
came % thick and last 70 yos. And al 1t once
they stopped. and seemed 10 Be pointing their
nnFers II me because had not been helping.
Am not white rihhonsr, By tag, although
believe in temperance, but IL seems TO me
there IL great deal cfxsAik that does no good
along that line New.N do not mean 10 olend
aay one. not 1t All, but there are 70 many
things that need attentionlas much insemper-
ance. that touch me more keeniy. thas can
not talk ON tho temperance question
Nov the holidays are 81 hand. and my box
Of presents Is not In evidence. what an TO
do. win tell You I shall think Of you all.
and wish every one Of you very merry time
and lots Of pretty gins and all good thinss
generally.
Nov. Dell. just take your nose cus Of Amt
AA-ia's hair and get thai pen going again.
and tell them ii, about your new water sys-
tenn. aud the good thinxs that saw stored in
your cellar not long ago
] hope old santa will remember yea all
beautifully, and not on.yyeu. hat the needy
poor throughout cur beloved land. Merry
chriatmas 10 ali, and also RAppy New Year
IArsn NcIxx.
Thanks for your good vishes for 10 ali
We very much regretted your absence
from the reunion. asjwe counted surely on
SEEING you there.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-12-21

The newly elected oficsrs Of LAmoine
grange are a. foilows: Homer Wilbar.
master; " r King, overseer; Euuice r
Coggins, lecturer; Clarence loung, A.
sistant steward; Mrs Alma n Co8gins;
cbsplaio; Hollis = Austin, treasurer; e.
vim smith, SECRETARY; Maynard Young.
gatskesper; An Julia Corey, Csrss; Mrs
Allies Young, Pomona; Mrs Addis Austin,
Flora; Muriei Linscost, lady assistant
steward.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-12-21

- : sszs1s 49, in shs heaA ~ - ~
8ngsznNaG - - oks<tnnSa cano a Naen1
Gr11 ns<2 apottsd sssazghs - ~ tnnaaSa,
ssa4>1-r1 air Dnpun9na- Fries - 10 yo9
fss39 - - - seo0i1ex. ssh Tor LIQUID
- ssxz1 soen - his reosay. And VIII ~
yss - smenfvh o. AAY fevss. No eccA1no -
Asee4 4rsA61al hAh3k Nc wepeary - an
sAss- Al arsgKtsss O. rallied ~ uty hres-, q
Warren SkrseG Iew Yerk.
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ns.sasss ~ vhea yeas AiAasys ~ -.
nosAssAss. h. ~ says; ~ny ssssiis $500
Win sAArp ehocflpa petn over NJ kask
which assu wesss daily, I fplt slasatsh nn4
ursd. ny et1ney aesAon wNs tsee4Ntar AeA In
lre4ese( g1As1aA ~ Natea pnisy Hl<1ssy
ptsie- 34ee 49, eoeme4 ~ pAs Neu btte An1
ssFsAstA teeo -. AaA nev An eenplsseiy
ysassS q. :, RAncasa.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-12-21


Dssy NsSsads - ~ -. r. c.
A friend Of Mise gave me rscipe for dsse
cake which she says y very nice an1 wished
me 10 sesA n 70 the u. B. c.; thought some
one might want 70 try IL before chrissnas.
Presums many 81 yoa are very busy prspas-
ing sons litsie gift for the dear onsa at hone
aud abroad, and while % doing. please re-
member one that woaid like 10 rsuember
each oae Of you in some way. but - l cannot
dc 20, viii send zoe ny very bsst Wishes and
hoping thai ali may receive many tokens Of
love and good will.
Our hearts are always larger shan our
,pursea q this season u the year. bat ne must
not forget this that ~ can n We viii have the
real Christmas spirit TIE rear round In the
way Of helpful deeds And kind words thss
sometimes are more valuable Than money.
Am sending you . clipping thai think
hne. and Outlines when my friends are %
kind and good 10 ne fesi like saying - the
little boy did: .Are you Gods wifcs" with .
Merry Christmas and : Happy New Year 70
all. Auxr EnnA.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-12-21

East Bluehin Granxe held il regular
meeting Saturday svsning, Dc. II. with
furty-six member and two visitors psss-
sent. The third and fourth degrees vsss
conferred on one candidate, AFTER which
cake and codce were SERVED. An invita-
tion to meet vita Haicyon grange ss IL
Installation Saturday evening. Jan Z, vas
accepted. It being hats, only . shors pro-
gram was carried out
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-12-21

MArisville grange met Saturday evsn-
ing, with thirty four members and ons
visitor present. One candidate vas in
strucsed in the hrst and second dsgress.
During rsces . surprise awaited ths
brothsrs in the lower hall. where they
were treated to doughtnuss and coBss.
The contest between the married and
single members closed in favor OF The sim
gle msmbers, with 70 points ahead. Ths
program was aunoanced By The lecturer
for next meeting.
There will b . public entsrtainment
and Christmas tire Saturday evening. Dec.
-. All are invited to take part.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-12-21

Good VIII grange INST In regular session
With . large attendance, including one
visitor from Marisviile grange. The hrst
and second degrees we're conferred on one
candidate, after which of,cers were
elected. Next Saturday evening there will
BE- . Christmas tree and entertainment,
therefore NO grange meeting for two
weeks.
The nswiy-elected ofscers are: w II
Duuham. master; Fred Ssisby, ovsrseer;
Agpes Ritchis, lecearsr; y n Grover.
steward; Howard siisby, assistant stew
ard; Bernice Clarke, chaplain: Harry
Silsby, trsasursr; q n Nickesson, sscrs-
tary; Arthur Trsadweil, Easeksspsr; LAara
Treadweil, Ceres; Annie CiIss, Pomons;
Allies Smith, FiorA; Hiidrsd Sumner, lady
assistant steward.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-12-21

49, - 1Aase.
49, ~ CArisenaei
nans - $40.
oaos ~ e11ppeDa
49, ~ susAss,
sans - swayins
njseasoos.
9a0e ot1 kissss--
Dans ~ 'sOir
saas - shsppsss.
eeas 81 rusA,
aaDe Oh egg.nees.
enns old lash.
sauns ola stoskioes,
Saane old trse,
Same "a 6anta,
Ss8e old glss.
saae old pictures.
eans old vsrss,
epas - pip sueks--
Oaiy wssssi
osas 81 neeAtses,
oane ~ aeIis,
aans old easAy.
6ams o,d halls.
ssos old ainasr.
ea1e old cards,
6aos old gtfAs from
oAae old pas1s--
Merry cATistaasi
0iadi Arssr your
M lie sa1e shiss.
ola, yss nsw,
-Iffx
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xfcoLIx. -. xoKrH KLlswoKrH.
Nicoiin grunge bald pisaaant meeting
saturday evening, DEC. II, with forty
members in ssssndanc.. Two proposals
for membership we're received. The arss
and second DEGREES wsss coaisrrvd on two
Candidates Altar business, ths lecturer
presented . program Of rssdings, music
and discnssion OF the question: '.Rssnavsd.
That lnen arr better dispnsitioosd than
women"
There will b. special nesting Dec. n,
for scattering the third and fourth de-
grees.
Owing to bad weather on the date OF
the haxaar, there vas not large attend
ancs, bat nearly rs vss realised above
expenses.
The grange viii have dance and supp.r
Tharsday evening, Dec r, with music By
Aonaghan's orchessra of three pie,ss.
The oARoars tor lsal be publicly installed
Jan. II.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-12-21
Why do bells for Christmas ring.
why do little children sing,

Once . lovely, Ginning star.
Seen BY shephe rds from afAr.
Gently moved until it, light
Made q manager cradle. bright
There darling baby lay
Piilowed soft upon the hay.
And His mother sang and smiied.
This 10 Chfist. the holy child
So the bells for Christmaa..ri ring,
So the little children sing.
Lydia A. G. ward-
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weess 49, n ssaxn ~ Gre = sisbs = -
IL hp@seAntA- Cmxefnt Dsahaxs k6sD Ko5ey's
Hensy&nd Tnx In ~ Asans sn4 gfvs Il = D.
nrse dgn ~ 1Aa3xr. r. ooa4nana - sykn4sa-
@. n 1AnEuAn-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-12-21

Harvest Home grange INST in regular
session Dec II. The grange voted to hold
the next mseting doc "a r. w. Rollins
and Ars. Rollins viii install o6,cers for
1911 the Arss Saturday in January. Fiji
sssn nsmbers and two visitors vsrs prss-
emit
Thar will be CArissmas tire Dc. d in
the grange hali.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-12-21

. nsss lssg lseasr frua Amt laaEsA. wAe
W. AAppy and wsa - usual. Jsnnis
ssads hsf low and . Msrsy CArlstnaA 70
you al.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-12-21

Dear ASA n4Ass.
when yoar nieces and you are len alone
tsey rally arcund quickly, thoaxh / know
each one appreciates ycar own column once
in while
We have had . lovely fall and are nov hsv-
Ing Ane water weather. This season Of the
year Fcminds me Of an aaecdos4 1 once rod.
A farmers wife died. the miniss<r made .
visit of condolences asd expressed his sym-
pasAy. rhs mAn said ait wss kiader hard 70
lose Betsy. lest In butchsrsEg time. Uell,
sAe did not naxe 70 care for lard. make sAa-
ssge and he~d cAeese-hArd work, bat nice 70
Aave. have iass got through With sAis-
Have had hasy sanmer, and nov u 10 a.
mast chrsssDas again ard I snppose many.
fike nysea. voaie like 70 reuenoer more OF
sbeis frieeds IL they could. has ve can end
each ore iovtag tAcagAk with uncA sym-
pathy for ulster p.rr. and may the ApproscA-
ing holiday season hold Tor yea. the sissers
sad their Jehns. TOO, everything thss 10 good
sincerity. T.
Greas Pond. Dec. IL.
May your kind Wishes fog all be rial
ised and yoar holiday season be AIled
With cheer and hope II ID always paeas-
uze to hsar from you-
4
BA. HAnsos- Dec. H. INA
Do yoa want .ev member tor the r. D.
| cesumns ! hare os<a thanking for soax
ssns that would fiks to becone enc II the X.
| R-'s. Asd have decided 70 unite - last
Ny mother has scid ne al abozx the good
must se very niee - meet al The diserens
sisters and their yohns-
| I have . xalnst eake rsc<ips VIII send;
| ve al think it very nice
wAIxrr CAEu-oa<-hsaf czpfv, Of b>sse.
| tvo-thirds Of eapfai Of svees niIk. skrrs
cspfnis q sired hesr.. e.e sesspso.f.i q
seds sassea In ae.r. alt oss sesspoosssi
ped s.lesss adssd iaSt ksss IN . ss@sdy BAL
sos quick ovea VI
Here's . cordial weiccms to TIE nsv
member, and I Aoahs not sone Of IL
nsnbeRs viii b eating oke chriAzs
. day made BY this recipe
Although -lenne" did nos Sesl ahae 10
write isstsr Tor ths eciann. sAe ~ ssnx
sowe nssases an sind 70 pas On to
yoa- Fixzf, she I'D uses tina It liz NJ
union, and . in hops to 90 again nex1
year. We hops %, too. 81 I'D rsesatiy
| 4 -InPlK sARKcUARD DOR M0ruxns
Ars- D. GrRseos~ - Insses ave. Tssnss-
tcva. Ohio. Haine< vishsa b. expexie.c<-
Ky little airi - . severe esad 40 ecaghea
.l.ss ss sss .,sss. sy ~ sssssr ssss.,
aess s.vs Asr relieved he is1nnankiss II
her tArss., as1 sfs<r nsdss only sse hsexss h<r
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-12-21

John Dority grange held . sals OF
aprons, fancy articles, homemade candy
and ice-crssm At its ball Saturday after
noon A social dance in tbs evening
closed the days festivities. The gsanss
elected J. Austin ssovsrs delegate TO The
state grange.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-12-21

xsxrznasus< sz.aes Askd rsxslaR nsse-
Ing DsE- n ss<A . san1 ssssodsaes. Il
vs p<upass1 70 eosnrvs ehii1sss's aiehs
dutng ssusns - IL s~xs nsseine- In
sssSn~e - - issitasana. ssoss ssvsaty-
sss ys~ag pssp6s vsss pssssns enA en-
ts1sa u0s snA ss<sssAnsnts-
n essssSoa - o1esss will b Dc. a.
y . ssxs.<iy 1921 tAas IL nsnhscs
wsA - insssssssa - anks n snoxs 70 -
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sHDovE0. ~
De- u ssdg~ick Grangs laid il rsgu-
iaT .ss<iag. wxsAy nasss< called Pa
Master and Ansesr-sascs Bro. q. q. Hale
70 ths eAAix. Fvs candidates. vsss in
structed IN H. 6rss sd sseood dsessss.
oae sppaseassoa vss rstsivsd- Bro Hall
wss ssns 10 ssase gr.neA 4 ess,fal good
TINA waa sntoys4 ss rse.sA Afser oshse
haaansss> - grznGs eaonsd g he noar.
4s1hHn peessss, tA6xxy.
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Mrs D. Gfkseons ~ Ing5Gs ave. ToanGs-
. NJ little eiri - severe esad Al cpagAea
aincss ccsfis.cessy. NY sxss<r rsco8-
1e.asd Fclsyss Ho.ey sd Tar. The hrss
doee euxs her relieved The ksnamnnkiss in
her tAFcak. 40 n1ser usfnR onIy eoe hsex3e h<r
shrcaf A1d inres wese enktrefy frss fEeR N
1A0EAxtCaA Since then ] Aswnys hn~p boe-
tie cf Feaeys Hor<y asd Tns IL - k1uae- y
Aeeept - snAskifzfaa O. A. RAnennn-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-05
Base ball en- Cayey,
En- ell Grounds de aquella
ciudad Sc llevara a efec-
to grandes desafios los
dias 7 " 6
COnocidOs jugadores tomaran
parte en- Ia lueha que prone
te ser muy rehida.

Los dias 7yS de mayo Sc llavaran
a efecto en- ell Cayey Base Ball Groun
grandes desafos de base ball 4 bene-
ficio del temple catolico de aquella
ciudad.
La comisi6n otorgara 40 dollars
de premios al teanIIvenc dor.
Jugaran el famoso team "Army".
de San Juan, contra el team "Plata"
de Cavey.
Tomaran parte los siguientes iuga
dOres:
ARMY.-Black, pitcher; Ema-
nuelli. catcher; FL Mono, la. base;
Babeta "a. base; Igaravidez, 3a. ba-
Sc; Sotito. Shorstop; Brod, Right
Field; Porra. Centre Field; Tenion-
te Orbeta, Left Field; con los suplen-
ties: Fernandez V Hernandez.
PLATA.-Plscido, pitcher: Fl
Iuey, catcher; keelan, la. bas Mo-
nell, 2a. base; Severe, ga. base: John
shorstop; Agustin, right field: Goa
mo, centre field; Medina, left field:
con los suplentes: Fsiardo y Santa
60. :
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-05
PO[R CABLE,

New York, Mayo Sci presiden-
to Taft, que Sc encontraba en- San
Luis (Miss), tan pronto tuvo como
cimiento de Ia probable derrota del
bill de ferrocarriles presentado por
ell secretario Negel, partio inmedia-
tamente para Washington a traba-
jar por la aprobacion de dicho pro-
yecto.
New York, Mayo Sci senado
de Albany paso hoy un bill prohi-
biendo toda clase de apuestas (ra-
ce trock) en- las carreras del hipodro
mo. Esta resoluci6n ha sido recibida
con grandes muestras de dlsgusto
entire los aficionados a este sport.
New York, Mayo Sci ex-presi-
dente Roosevelt que salio el martes
por la tarde de Copenhage con direc-
ci6n Noruega ha llegado Cristia-
MIA capital de aquel reino. En- la es-
taci6n fu& recibido por los altos dig
natarios de la corte Y el pueblo que
prorrumpi6 en- vitores al descender
del anden el viaiero.
Por la noche Sc dio en- el palaclo
una cena en- SUI honor d cuyo acto
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De nuestro oorresponsal

Mayo 4.-Magni6ca result6 la pa.
rada escolar llevada a efecto en- esta
ciudad, cumpliendo uno de los nu-
meros del programa de la fiesta de
las flores.
Catano, ell pintoresco poblado> a.
sistio al festival, dandole mayor real
ce al acto.
Centenares de ninos de ambos Sc
KOS en- correcta formation guardian
do admirable discipline partieron
por la calle principal.
Los ninos de las escuelas de Cata-
no con sus profesores a la cabeza da
ban un golpe de vista agradable. Una
lujosa y artistica carroza en- la que
iba la disosa Minerva cuya represen-
taci6n tuvo a cargo de la bellisima
nina Blanca Sarriera, haciendole la
corte las ninas Maria Gonzalez; Ma
ria Lled6; Providencia Martinez y
Carmen Benero con sus caritas lin
das como angeles yesplendidamente
ataviadas. Esa carroza llam6 la aten
ci6n por el gusto artistico en- su con-
feccion y por su coniunto hermoso
y poetico.
Acompanaban ell grupo escolar
de Cataho lasflustradas y simpaticas
profesoras Sta. Elvira Ruiz; Ricar-
dita Lopez; Matilde Lopez; Conchi-
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asisti6 ell rev Haakon. la reina Maud
y el consejo de minister's. Esta no.
hche llegara a Berlin. !,
New York, Mayo 5.--Un despa-
cho de Toxic da cuenta de haberse
declarado un violento incendio en-
Aomori. Las casas que fueron redu-
cidas a ceniZas ascienden a nueve
mil habiendo perecido 16 personals
Las perdidas Sc estiman diez Milo
nes de dollars.
Nota.-Aomori. i.-Ciudad y puer-
to de la costa Norte dc la isla de Nj
p6n, departdmento de Aomori en- ell
Jap6n. Tiene 2S mil habitantes y es
puerto importante.-N. de la R.
New York, Mayo 5.-Despachos
de Londres informan que la acade-
mia Geografica de Londres conce-
di6 al comandante Peary la medalla
de orc como recompensa 4 sus tra-
bajos de exploration ed las regiones
del polo artico.
ESta notic;a ha causado agrada-
bic impression en- Washington entre
los partidar:os del bravo marino.