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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-01
Mr5. Cox Gives Dinner.

Mrs. Frank Cox entertained Il mum
her CT friends last evening with six
o'c'ock dinner at MI. Chateau Hotel
Chicken md wafTleS were served
Those present besides the hostess
we're: Mrs. S. s. Wade, MIS-. S. T.
Glasscock, Mrs. d. b. Cox, Mrs |. n.
Weaver, Miss Lulu Weaver. Miss jos.
sic Weaver. Mr.. and Mrs, ". S. John,
Mr.. AMI Mrs. John ruriniOn, Pearl
M.Cuc. and Noel =. NsavGr.-M9r,
gantOwn New Dominion.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-01
our Tlaht Dress symposlum.

We have interviewed some of our
foremost citizens on the question as
10 whether the present tight dress
worn by women is improper. There
Is n terrific agitation going on
throughout the country. Following
ure the ideas of some OF our best
known citizens:
81 am not in favor of changing tho
present style of women's dress. What
! am in favor Of is putting blinders
on the men who stand around the
cigar store corners and rubber" Ell.
mer srink. -
81 am married man and my wife
wears one. refuse to be interview.
ed"-Hod Peters.
81 believe in tight dresses. My wife
can make FIVE dresses out Of the
game amount Of material that 1t used
TO take for one.s-Anson Judson.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-01
Misc Griffin Entertalns.

Miss vonda Griffin entertained Il
Number of friends Tuesday evening
! IN her home complimentary to Miss
Miriam Bosscrl, of Wilkes Barre!
Pa, and Miss Maymc Ford. Of Hair
mont. Delightful music was ron
dered on the piano by Miss Dessert.
who is talented musician. Read.
Ing was given by Miss Ford. who is
n graduate Of the FairmOui State Nor.
nal school. Solos wcr sung by Misses
Lucy Dawson, Lille Spear and Vonda
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-01
MURDERS CHILD
DRIVER THROWS ToNGs AT
CHILD WHO PICKED UP ICE
THAT HAD FALLEN FROM WAC.
ON.
Try United pre3s.)

= NLKED'BARRE. Pa, August :
While picking up ice that had rallen
from wagon, Reese Evans, aged 4
years, was struck in the neck by a
pair OF Ice tongs thrown by the driv.
or, Frank Bedford. The child's jug.
ular vein was severed, Bedford was
arrested and thrown in jail to await
trial for the mrdcE of the child.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-01

home of Mrs. a. L. Lehman. 3l2 Wal.
nut avenue. The women Of the church
will serve lunch at the Republican
convention at Loop Park August 10
and all women of the congregation
are asked 10 meet and assist In mr..
ranging for the affair.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-01
Our Ideas,

or nothing 10 worry about-Tha,
Gondolier's strike in Venice.
OF nothing TO ride .on-The back
scat of n motorcycle.
OF nothing 10 rcad-Col. lii Rus
seft's beauty dope.
or nothing 10 cultivate = The
friendship of a man who is fond OF
garlic.
OF nothing to smoke-A cubob Gig,
arctic.
or nothing to watch-A corner gro.
Gerry checker game.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-01

Tho Brotherhood OF Grace Lutheran
church will hold lawn rctc this
evening at the home of Rev. l.. X.
frobst on Fifth street, opposite the
High school.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-01

There will be lawn fete given to.
Eight by the Brotherhood of the Luth.
eran church on the lawn Of Rev. l..
x. Probst at Gil Fifth street, opposite
High school building. The public in.
vitcd.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-01

NJ, b. p. Mrssravc ana daughter,
Miss Oma, of Phoenix, Arizona, for.
merly of this city. are the guests of
friends here.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-01
Business Meeting.

Tho women of the congregation OF
the First baptist church wifi hold an
important business meeting on Fri.
day evening at 1880 O'Clock at the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-01

tn Tho Isabella Davis Circle Of Kings
Daughters OF the First NJ L. church,
will enjoy an outing this evening at
Loop Park.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-01
FIRED Ar I1'|AlB0II
] lA
= " noY K. SalouLToN.

~ nor K. nlouLToN.
Llfe's Little lronIes.
Walking a mile to long distance
telephone station and finding that the
call gasstor some other glnk with the
same hamefas yours.
Sending away $40 for a steel en-
craving Of George Washington and re,
ceiying a 2-cent stamp in return.
Rejoicing when a family with nine
children moves out OF the neIghbor.
hood and then having one with eley.
en- children move into the same
house. ,,'
Carrying home a punk watermelon.
Finding a roll OF bills In the street
and having about three hundred poo.
pie see you pick 1t up.
Blue Monday.
OF course everything has gone crook.
cd,
AS crooked as things can well go.
OF course deepest gloom is your por.
ton
And storm clouds are gathering
low.
You're filled with deep. dark disap-
pointments.
In all'of the world there's no friend,
Your troubles will surely o'erwhelm
\ you.
They never will come to an end.
Your grocery bill Is corker;
Your note Is past due at the bank.
They're going to iorcclase on the
homestead
\ Unless you ppt.up with a yank.
Your automobile has grown balky,t
The kitchen roofs sprung a large
leak y IT, q, 8"
And there are nine thousand more
troubles
or which you would Just love to
speak.
When things seem as bad as they
can be
Just lay all your cares on the shelf.
There are some folks worse of than
you are;
You should be ashamed of yourself.
Observations Of Old Cap. Whippe.
A fellef,who wants to commit sui
eide when his gal goes. back on him
ought to be given one.way ticket to
the insane asylum. It's a wise mutt
who knows when he's well of.
There are enough ways to be on
happy without buying your kid pair
of roller skates ora snare drum.
1t is gettin' so the present campaign
sounds like a cataiight at the village
SEWN circle.
There used to be considerable aris-
tocracy about Teller that had his
initial embroidered in his shirt sleeve
but. that was a long time ago. r
There amt go very much in a name
after all. A gal down in Georgia mar.
ricd Teller named ,Gink the other
day and she is probably proud of him,
too.
Mrs. Anse Judson was sure she
heard n burglar IN the house night
atore last and wanted Anse to sit up.
but he said: "Not OIL your life. You're
a suGrragct. You git up and shoe him
away" Mrs. Judson threw On alarm
clork at the burglar and broke $50
chevaf glass and three vases and the
burglar turned out to be the tomcat.
4 felier that doesn't want to git
married. is durn fool to pull any
scitboiled conversation when there is
an old maid in the same township.
lscn Binks says there are nineteen
rcasons why he hasn't bought an oat.
mobile this season. The first reason
is that he hasn't had the price anG
tho other eighteen reasons don't
count.
There amt much use tryIn' to con,
vert II Teller that has worn derby
hal winter and sumner, all his life.
Our Ideas.
or nothing 10 worry about-That
Gondolicr's strike in Venice.
OF nothing TO ride .on-The back
scat of a motorcycle.
OF nothing 10 read-Col, Lii Rus.
seft's beauty dope.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-01
Mannlnaton District.

The Republicans OF Warrington
district held their district mass cou,
yentlon hero yesterday afternoon, and
considering tho busy season Of. the
year 1t was well attended. The meet
ing was held in the high school build
ing and was called 10 order about
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-01
DELEGATES NAMED
tContInued from page oue,eflI
Horace Fleming, J. W. Purdy, F. Nil
l!gan, Jas. Myers. c. W. Waddeli,
Winfield District.

Va. a
Winfield District.
The following delegates were elect
ed at the Republican district conyien,
lion held Wednesday afternoon ID
represent Winfield district n the Re-
publican county convention 70 be
held August 10th. s,ti.sc,c,
Precinct No. 1-G. p, Hildebrandi
F. L. Daugherty, D. L. Summers, Geo
Hamrick, ]. Il. Summers, E. D. Gould
George Roadehaver, +. E. Wlles.
Charles Hoult, William Harris, L. NJ
Harris.
Precinct No. 2-B. F. Swisher, NJ
NJ. Hawkins, s.. Hancy, Kim Merrl
field, L. Morgan, zadoc Prickett, L, A.
Pitcher, H.. +. Berry, B. Y.oM Morgan,
]. o. Swisher. m las as ~
Precinct No. 81. d. Carpenter,
Hank satterfeld, ]. C. Moran, Nv. H.
8unncr, d. A. Carpenter, J.tJ. Has.
kill, M. A. Simms. II. v. Toothman.
Precinct No. Nv. II. Hess, s. NJ.
Terrell.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-01
Lincoln District.

Nonstable7Frenz Sturms and n o..
Fluharty. II.
Lincoln District. ~
oneloflthe largest. and most entli,is
statistic Republican conventions ever.
held lin Lincoln district met In ttfe 4
school house VI at Worthihgtoh on
Wednesday, Just slst, and was called
to order at 2 o'clock p. m. BY q. ii ].
Musgrhve, committeeman for Lincoln
district. H. Leroy sturm was made
Chairman and S. K. Jacobs, secretary
Frank Saunders and E.2Nl Nichols
were placed in nomination for naems
Der OF the NJ Observation-Disclosures
Der OF the Marion county Republican
executive committee and on d vote
MIR. Saunders received a large major:
ity and was declared elected
Lee R. Wells, OF Pennington, and
Oscar Cochran, Of Wlorthlngton,S we're.
nominated by exclamation for Justices
of the peace { 81
Ross Goodnight, Of Farmlngton and
O.. II. Martin, OF Worthfngton were
nominated for constables by aetiama-
tion. oh2s fff 70 sadcrIl
C. Willie Atha was nominated for
Commissioner OF the Board OF Eduea.
tIon OF Lincoln district y Z Y q
The following delegates were select.
ed to, attend the count eongention,
August 10th: 5t 53F
Precinct No. l, Morthington-J y n.
Jake, Otto Parrish, d. FL Brown, u ~
Miller, ]. c. Jacobs, E, II, SBllIingslsa,
L. sturm. Hung Hess, G. w. Wright
+ H. Ashcraft,t VICE. Pigotts, !. X.
Parrish. Turneyi Il. Reed
Precinct No: 2, sturm's Mills-J.
L. Sharp. Ellis Helm. Harry i.
sturm, NealtU. Kellar. Hon. Jesse +.
sturm.
Precinct No. 8, ThoburnJ Jacob NJ
Swlger, D. F. Morris. j. A. Myers, 3.
W. Nichols. William Layne.
Precinct No. 4, Farlnington- Frank
Saunders, II. T. Tough, H. G, Jones,
Peter Henegan, Mlllard Parker, JAS.
Brand. Newt. Conway. French
Tough, Jas. Pltzer, II. NJ. Mason!
Howard Coleman, H. L. Morris. Geo.
Morris, B. ]. Toothman, ]. B. Tough,
G. H. Musgrqye.
Precinct No. s, Downs T.;
Myers. ]. N. Taught, H. s. conaways
S, T. Toothman, II, Leroy stuEm, q.
Willie Atha, O.. ~. slmms. W. ii.
Brand.
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two o'clock by L B. ffuey, chairman
tof The district committee; who, in X.
Ing the chair, announced the object OF,
the meeting and read the call for tho
convention. n \
The elections werc made as sfol,i
lows: & ~
District Committeeman HoS Yard b
Atha. d
commissioner Of Board St Fdueas
tion-H. L.fcrim. yilsgt n
For Justice Of the Peace IL. Flu.
harty and II. F.sWatson.
Constable7Frenz sturms and Il. d.
| FlnhartY. ~ ~.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-17
Consejo Executive
SESSION DE AVER

Aver tarde, a las tres, celebr6 session
ordinaria ell Consejo Executive.
Fueron aprobados los nombramientos
hechos por ell gobernador de Atanasio
Ortiz para Concejal de Sabana Grande y
Juan Rivera Colon para Conceial de
Mor0viS.
Recomendada por ell Comite de Go
bierno Local. sc aprob6 una ordenanza
del municipio de Yauco en- la que sc re
gula la venta de carnes frescas
FL Comite de Finanzas Y Apropiacio-
nes recomend6, ell Consejo aprob6, los
Siguieutcs asuntos:
Una ordenanza del municipio de Tsa-
bela requiriendo tres mil dollars para la
construction de un pozO artesiano.
Una ordenanza del municipio de Jun
eos solicitando siete mil seiscientos vein
te y ocho dollars para la construction
de un mercado de carne.
Una ordenanza del municipio de Anas-
co sohcitando un emprestito de mil qui-
nientos dollars para meioras p1blicas.
Una ordenanza del municipio de Pom
ce enmendando la session cuarta del en-
pr6stito contraido por aquel en- el sentido
de que sea amortizado EN- vez de Elm
cuenta amos, en sesenta.
Una solicitud del Comisionado de
Interior para que sea autorizado para
emplear un inspector auxiliar con un
sueldO menSual de cien dollars
Una ordenanza del municipio de Hu-
macao solicitando sesenta mil dollars pa
ra la construction del acueducto.
Que los border6S de las raciones dadas
en- las instituciones baJo el control del
Departamento de Trabajo, Carload y
CORRECTION sean referidos al Comite de
Carload PGblica.
El Comit6 de Elecciones recomend6, y
el COnsejo ash 10 acord0, que fuese acep-
tado ell iuforme del Supervisor de Elec-
ZONES en- el que ste excluyen de las listas
elect0raies tres mil trelnta y ocho per
sonas; unas por haber fallecido y otraS
Dor hahcr iucllrridO en- delito de felony
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-17
Constantine
en- San Juan
NEGOCIACIONES PARA
TRAER AL GRAN TENOR

Don Alexandra Bozzo, Jr., esta en- las
'negociaciones con la empresa, en- CUBA,
del gran tenor espanol Florencio Cons
tantino a yer 81 es possible traer San
Juan al celebre dive, dar cinco fun
clones que serian Rigoletto, Aida, "
Tosca," Bohemia" y 'Uucia,' pro-
La negotiation no esta va ultimada
porque ell insigne tenor cobra diaria-
mente mil quinientos dollars, y como
ademas es precise pagar la companla,
" 81 viene la Paretto, lie celebre tiple
|ligera espanola, esta n6mina tambien
|sera considerable, seria precise 6jar
unos precios tambien excepcionales a
la localidad, en- relaci0n con la impor-
tancia del soberbio espectaculo que Sc
anuncia.
En- consonancia con 10 que dejamos
dicho, seria precise poner los palcos
sin entradas, veinticinco dollars, las
lunetas cinco dollars proportional
mente las demas lOcalidades del "Mu-
nicipal"
Ell precio no es excessive tratandose
de un tenor que ha cantado en- los pri-
meros teatros del mundo al que Sc
considera rival de Caruso; pero la 20
blaci6n de San Juan, es decir: la po-
blacion acomodada tai vez no basta a
garantizar ell exito de la empresa que
trajese al magnifco artista.
81 las familias Opulentas de la Isla
Sc decidiesen venir San Juan para
DIR al gran dIvo en- las mejores obras
de su repertoire, la empresa cOntando
con tan valiosa ayuda Sc decidiria a
traernOs ell gran tenor Que esta en- el
apogeo de sus facultades, pasada la IL
gerisima indisposici6n que lie hizo su-
frir en- Cuba, ell bruscO cambio de eli
ma.
Constantine ha rec0rrido en- triunfo
despues del incidente, de la Habana
las principales ciudades de Cuba y aho
ra, de regreso de su brillante excur
sion, ha dado nuevas audiciones en- Ii
Habana, alcanzandO nn 6xito sin pre-
cedentes.
| 81 ell publico responde esta excita
cion, ell gran tenor su compania es
taran aqul primeros de ,Junio.
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Un bote volcado
DOS DE Los TRIPULANTES Sc
SALVARON Y UNO PERECIO
AVOCADO

Como tenian por costumbre, anoche
Andres Sanabria, Gerardo Sanabria y
Oscar Robles salieron pescar en- un bote
sc remontaron hasta La Boca del Mo-
rr0".
Cuando estaban EN- ell mencionado ST.
tho notaron que un buque, que sc diri-
gia a nuestro puerto, estaba va cerca de
elfos. Los tripulantes del bote hicie-
ron seTias con un farol para que ell bu-
que reduciera la velocidad 0 sc desyiase
pues traia La direction del sitio donde
estaba ell bote, mientras que este hacia
supremos esfuerzos por evitar el choque,
que fue inminenfe Ell buque arroll6 al
bote que fue volcado.. Andres Sana-
bria y Oscar Robles lograron salvarse.
Gerardo Sanabria pereci6 su cadayer
ann no ha podido ser eDeontrado.
Sc nos lnforma que ei bu4ue IN cues
ton es el costanero Vasco''
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-17

tida. Bien es verdad que ell diario re-
29hIicano de Ponce representa- en- los
'momentos actuales la manifestation de
um grupo numeroso importante que sc
dlsgrega del partido, buscand0 orienta
ciones mas EN- ammonia con la aspiration
popular y ell sentimiento puertorrique-
no, Y ST advlerte ell inter6s del articuTis-
ia de sumar en torno a esa bandera que
st aIza los descontentos de los dos par
tldos que ham venido prestando su co
operacion a IL obra del gobierno ameri-
cano.
Pero clio 81 quita unprecedented las
decsaraciones no las despoJa en- absolute
dc cierto dejo amargo de atrici6n de
un apr0vecflabfe fondo de yerdad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-17
PARA LA ISLA

Despues de breve permanencia on San
Juan han salido para La isIa los siguien-
ties senores:
Para Naguabo, don Faustino Fuertes ;
para Salinas, don j. Benvenuto y don
+. SecoIa; para Yauco, don c. del Toro
y sonora; para Mayaguez, don j. A Do
mingllez: para Guavama, Ion Carlos G.
Mccormick 81 dissiaghdq famiIia ;
para Arasifso, don G. r'praaaiez y para
Mayagaex. don Estehan Stsfaai.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-17
n ota fIneb bre

En- Barcelona ha fallecido ell sabado
u de Abril, el senior don Jose Mira
Hes Oliv0s, distinguido caballero que
reside muchos amos en- Ponce, donde
gozaba de grandcs simpatias.
A sus afigidos hijos don Jose, Do1a
Carmen, Doiia Andrea y Dona Maria,
hermanos demas dendos, damos nues-
tro sentido pesame.
El domingo % de igual mes, falleci6
Ell la misma ciudad la Sra. Dona Ma
ria del Rosario Goycoechea, viuda de
Carrion La fnada era natural de Pom
ce v g0zaba entire la colonia puertorri-
queiia de Barcelona de grandes simpa-
tIaS-
Damos Ell mas sincere pesame a sus
afligIdos dendos.
Tambien nos trae la prensa de Ia
gran cludad espanola la nueva lamen-
table fallecimiento del Dr. don We
nancio de Abella Blanco, hiio politieo
de nuestro distinguido amigo ell nota-
bIe Letrad0 don Eduardo Acufa.
FL DR.. Abella Blanco gozaba en- Bar
ceiona de mucho credito cientifco
muere joven con un gran porvenir en-
su carrera, amado y respetado por to-
dos.
III BOLETiN Sc asocia Ell duelo de
Ia dlStinguida famiIia que llora la de
.saparlcion de su deudo, y envia ell pc
same mas sentido a la viuda dofia Lui-
50 Pulol, su hija Maria del Carmen. d
la'desoiada madre del finado Dofia Car
men Slanco de Aeuna y nuestro buer
amigO Don Eduardo Acuna.
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EN- el Casino Espanol
La jarana del domingo

III distinguido Secretario del Casino
Espanol don francisco Rodriguez AL
yarez, nos invita- la jarana bale que
ha lie lieyarse a efecto ell pr6ximo do
mIngo Ell los saIones del distinguido
eirculo social
namos las gracias mas cumpIidas y
feIicItamos a la juventud de San Juan
por la gran OCCASION que Sc ie ofrcce de
pasar unas ahoras deliciosas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-17
A v i so
DIV ND Q

LA Junta Directiva del American to.
lonial Bank of Porto Rico on in
celebrada EN- la ciudad de New York "a
dia 10 de Mayo corriente, declare uls
dlvidendo de 5 0I0, correspondence al
semestre que termin6 q dia 20 lie / llf
litimo, que serl satisfecAo q dia j d.
Juno pr6ximo los aeeioni~tas pae
aparezcan on relaai<r Il IA e4 de Ma
yo. Fl Iibro &c ire riasieess ser o..
rrado el dia q Dc Mayo las 3 d la
tarde. y vaelto asrir 81 i IL Janio.
al medic d'a
FN Welty.
Fairector-Gc Gcrente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-17
Don Miguel
de la Cuetara

La gravedad que venia aquejando a
nuestro muy estimado amigo Don Mi
guel de la Cuetara, ha remitido en- sus
afectos ofrece ahora sintomas alenta-
dores, iniciandose una perceptible me-
iorfa.
Lo celebramos de todas veras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-17
Duelo international

i.as banderas de los consuIados de esta
capital estan hoy media asta por ell
fallecimiento del Rey Federico VIII de
Dinamarca.
iIa bandera dc Espana no esta me-
dia asia, porque hoy cumple ell Rey don
Alfonso 20 amos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-17
NOTICIAS

Ha sidO nombrado secretario de la Cor
te de Paz de Mayaguez ell senior Rafae
Boflll, quien va ha tornado possession de
su cargo.
va es casi SECURE que la notable
Compania Fabregas vaya a Mayaguez
a dar una buena temporada. Las di-
ficultades surgidas con motive de la SUI
basta del teatro parece que han sido ven
cidas y hoy ha debide celebrarse ALI el
remate del mismo
El empresario don America Marin ha
debido llegar hoy Mayaguez para ul-
timar Ell abono y adquirir el teatro para
La temporada
En- Manati han dado principio las
obras de pavimentaci6n de las GALES que
clrcundan la plaza principal.
En- el vapor frances Abb el Kader ha He
gado aver Mayaguez Ell consul domini
cano en- dicha ciudad, nuestro amigo dol
Pablo Cabral Baez
En- La plaza de Camuy Sc han repar-
tldo dosclentos nueve dollars entire Ia,
vlctlmas del incendio del dfa 6 del CO.
rrlente. Ese dinero es producto de una
subscription iniciada por los senores Lau-
rentlno Estrella de dicho pueblo. Ra-
mon Seijo, de Arecibo.
En- la ultima Junta General del Can
tro : Francisco Alvarez" de Nq~atI oa-
lebrada el martes, fu6 electa Ia sieuisa
Directiya:
Presidente, senior Augusta Montar.
Vlcepresidente, senior .Jacinto Fernan-
dez, Secretario, senor Jose Berreteaea
Vocales, los senores Jose Florido Ra-
mon Marquee.
Procedentes de Ponce han Heead,
esta capital
NJ. Vidal y Sonora, Miss f. Warlle
Miss +. Wilmot. sonora M. S. de T1sara
La policia de este distrito ha prestaio
los slguientes servicios en- las 1ltipa>
velntlcuatro horas:
lnfracci6n ordenanzas munieinaleS
clnco; exploitation de memories. uno; por-
Tar armas, unO; infracci6n reglamente 4,
sandal, uno; infracci6n reglamento d
carreteras, unO Total nueve.
Aver, ell individuo Ventura Santos q.
taba trabajando Ell la casa que Sc cons
truye Ell la calle Gle la Tanca, ntmero 10
Sc cay6 de un andamio, recibiendo
| fuertes cOntuSi0nes.
Uno de los dependencies de la casa CO.
mercial de NJ Gambler Y Co, esfaba
trabaJando aver sobre una yidriera s.
cayo recibiendo varias contusiones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-17

Ha sido nombrado secretario de la Cor
te de Paz de Mayaguez ell senor Rafae
Boflll, quien va ha tornado possession de
su cargo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-04-30
MILK INSPECTOR
MAKES REPORT
Examinations Show a Normal Amount
Of Butter Fat In Most
Cases.

w. P. Sherlock, milk inspector, has
completed his tests of Keokuk milk
for the month of April, and in ma
jority of the cases the tests show a
normal amount of butter fat in the
milk. The tests are made each week
of the month and on average, the re-
suits for each week are practically
the same. A test of three per cent
butter fat is demanded in milk. The
following are the results of Inspector
Sherlock's tests for the last week of
April:
B. e. Bretienstein, 8; S. E. Brude-
void. $40: Frank ketterer, 8; Joseph
Sitter, 5; Long and Son, A. N. E.
Peterson, $50: Immegart and Rein,
a: John Rovane, 400; Charles schaf-
fer, $50; W. j. schappach, $40; j. H.
Schevers, $40; w. H. Soldwedel, $50;
]. w. Tally. $50; II. w Theme, 4 H.
J. voght, $40; w. H. Witch, $50;
illinois Cafe, $780, Racey's restaurant,
Q; James Bros restaurant, 2.20; Bal
timore cafe, $50; and H. w. Bacon,
420.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-04-30
GROOM LOOKED
LIKE AUTHOR
Chester Got Credit for Marrying In
dian Girl Who Welded an
Iowa Man.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, April s0.-The
remarkable resemblance of Orrin j.
Kellogg, a real estate dealer of Fair
field, Iowa, to George Randolph Ches-
ter, the author, was responsible for
the wide circulation of report that
the creator of Get Rich Quick Wal
lingford" had married Miss Laura
Minnie Cornelius, Oneida Indian prin-
cess. at Stevens Point, Wis. Today
it was learned that the bridegroom
was not Chester, and Chester P. Cor
nelius, brother of the bride, admitted
he was mistaken yesterday, but in.
sisted that he was sincere in his be-
lief that his sisters husband was the
author. Mrs. Kellogg was called the
Joan Dare" of the Oneida Indians
She had lectured in Europe to raise
money to aid the red man in this
country.