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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-07
Il NO MAS HERPES |
Cs1aci6H radical por naeelio de Ia Hapc-
tina dc 1orregrosa.

Numerosas certifcaciones de individuos
curados de esta fatal dolencia atestiguan la
bondad de este medicamento. La HER
PETINA se empea al propio tempo con
In LOCION ANTIHERPETICA DE To
RREGROSA que, tan brillantes resultados
viene dsndo para extirpar les pecas, barros
ymanchasde Ia cara.
No hay empeine que SO resista al trata-
rniento de la Herpetsna de la L6ci6n An
6herpettca de Torregross.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-07
Aguas Buenas, Z. : Il tarde.
DEMOOHACiA, Ponce.

DEMOORACIA, Ponce.
4 las once lie la maYiana tuyo iugar el
ontierro del cue en- vida fue don Ramon Mu
fIoz Rivera, Secretario del Comit4 autono-
mista. :. Por correo iran detalles. = FigAe,od
Estimabamos mucho al se1or Muf1oz Ri
vera, con quien nos unieron lazos de leal
amistad, sentimos su fallecimientO, que
nos sorprende y nos eontrista.
Era un correligionario entusiasta que mas
de una veg supo combatlr por las ideas
lfberales J que muere fiel sus principles
us toda la vida.
AcepteG !a expression de nusstto duelc su
estimable famflla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-07

La vepta por acciones de un solar que DO
SEQ en- la Gale de la Villa Y una maQuina
de coseI, no puede efectuarse en- este mes
COMO Sc crey6 hacerlo, causa de no haber
Sc colocado alln todas las papectas
Oportunanente sc avlsara por medic de
este periodico Ia fecha en- que SO verifcara
la yenta.-Nemesio Dtdz. ia
Por indocumentado sospeciIoso fn6 de-
tenido ell indiyiduo Jose Perez.
Inscripciones hechas on ell registro civil
en- ell dia de aver:
NGcinientoS: -Ninguno.
Defuneiones: :-Jose Conception Colon Y
Ortiz Estefania Arroyo, Juana Rodriguez y
Adolfo SaDtillana y Garcia.
Hemos recbido ell % ntmero de la Rertsta
Econ6mica que bajo la competente direction
de nuestro amigo y compa hero don Agustin
Navarrete, ha empezado yer La luz p1blfca
en- Yauco.
Els un peri6dico muy bien hecho, que no
tiiutdidIn0s- i9grara gran aeeptacion en- aquel
pueblos cuyos interrases defendera con espe-
cialidad
A nuestro amigo ell doctor don Pedro Her
nandez, Sc le ha ext raviado una bOlsa de ci
ruiia en- ell trayecto de esta ciudad al barrio
Guaraguao.
Ell que la presente dicho doctor, sera por
este gratidcado
Agunos vecinos Sc quejan de que los le
cheros qus yenden leche adulterada, no sean
perseguidos como esta dispuesto.
Son muchos los que Sc dedican esa gut
mica pocos ningunos, los que sufreu la
anrrapci6u scTS9l9Ha
Procedentes de la Habana han Ilegado la
Capital, para ser conducidos Ponce, a dis
posisiciou del Juez de instruction, los ciuda-
danos frabes Jose Miguel y Maria Corant.
Nuestto adversario colega La IntegTsd0d,
Sc lamenta de la actitud desdefiosa del 60
bierno de Madrid ante los conhictos que per-
turban & esta Antilla, y propone que renun-
Glen todos los quo desempef1an cargos gra-
tuitos como demostraci6n eloouente de dis
gusto.
Para dar ell eiemplo, su director 81 senor
Balbas, ha enviado Madrid su renuncia del
cargo de Diputado Cortes.
Es digna de aplausos La actitud del sef1or
Balbas.
E,ta noche 80 abrira Ia t5,nbold
Con Ell objeto do one esta termine prontO,
la comision ha asordado rebaiar 81 precio
de las papeetas 10 centavos una.
La banda militar amonizara ell acto con
una eseogida retreta.
Los senores Piza Hsrmanos, del cUmercio
de esta plaza, nos participant haber- confe-
rido poder general 81 empleado don An
| tonic Canals y Pons, para que les represente
en- todos sus negocioa.
! Nuestro amigo ell inteligente fotografo de
esta ciudad, don Eduardo Molina, ha te-
nidr la atenc6n do pedirnos nuestros retra
tos, para que flguren en- una galeria de pc
riodistas puertorriqnehOs que SO propone
| formar.
! Sera dicha galeria la primera que SO ha
| tornado Ell ell pals.
Oomplaceremos al sef1or Molina, dandole
al mismo tempo las gracias por su deferen
Ella.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-07

-sCusntos aIios cree usted que tendrk la
condesita dc las Torres AzulesI
-Psch. pues 10 menos debe tener mds
de 10 que representa-
La se1ora, muy compuesta, llama su
doncella J la dice:
-6i mi esposo viene pIonto, lie dices quo
acsbo de salir en su busca y 81 viene dentro
de dos horas, le diras que vuelvo en- seguida
-tTiene usted perros en- casas
= ST. ) muchos.
: Estan emp Ell -. -: ys:a dlsss= --
mot a
-Tengo ordeu de recogerlos
-Qae mas quisiera ustedf los perros que
isoseO son de diez centimos de cinco.
sEetaba usted en Madrid cuando las bo-
das realee2
No, pero las yi.
-iY como pudo yerlas.
Las VI. pintadas.
sEs lsed su senor hermano 81 que
mari0?
Nj hermano. sehora; pero yo estuvc
mucho p+or.
Entire dos ,obrinos
Mi ito 90 ian avaro, que dd ounce y ra-
ia al msmisin Harpag6n.
Ia siquiesa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-07
VINO NUTRITIVO
ko.a, coca y earre peptonisada, dc Torregrosa

EOId, coca y cdTne pepto'alsddd, dc IOTrcgrosd
Alimento reparador para los organismos
dSbiles.
Poderoso t6nico en- todas las afeccioues
del coraz6n.
Para la anemia no hay ferruginoso que
lie aventsje.
Levapta Las fuerzas fisicas del individuo
repurando al propio tempo las funciones
todas de Ia nutrici6n.
Es nn antfdoto e6caz contra ell abuse de
los licores
Todos estos preparados de Torregrosa
han sido premiados con medallas de orc
en- la Exposition Universal de Chicago en-
la regional pc Puerto-Rico.
Dep6sito en- esta ciudad, en- la Farmacsd
dc Gadea.
gross. AguAdilla. plaza principal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-07
Gaia de Prestamos
Is PLAZA LAS DELICIAS -l6

El dia 20 del corrieate, & las = de
IA manana, Sc remataran en- phbiica
subasta las prendas de los talones
que 4 continuation se expresan, por
cnenta de quien corresponds 6rden
de quien suscribe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-07
CORTAS
= L n L A L O S

Papa, siendo 20 estudiante
lpuedo MiniStro llegar2
-Quien to ha ensefado, pedante,
de esa manera a pensarR
FL nifio ell iDgenio aqua
y contesta suspirando.
-iY como 10 es A5arzuza
y dicen que eStd estudiando?
x*x
Anuncia aqui un Comerciante,
invento de Ultima boEa)
la nueya GGsgranad6fa ------.-
de maiz; fuerte, elegante
Cuesta pocos mejicanos
Y funciona de manera
que quedan, dentro, los granos
y la tusa sale afuera.
iQuienes llaman novedad
d ese invento? ;Quienes fueron?
iISi en- Madrid 10 descubrieron
hace va una eternidad.!
La Historic bien claro acusa,
que esa maquinilla Sc usa
desde tiempos muy lejanos -.
AHA. :. tse quedan los granos
y aqui. iuos mandan Ia tusd.!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-07

A La Correspondencid le trasmiten
una noticia atroz.
No habra canje Ell Gobierno que es muy cuco
mandara aca un m Hon
de soles alfonsinos. ION! empleados
ique hermosa soluci6ni
La plata mejicana que, en- sus areas,
la IntendenCia guard6,
Sc mandara Madrid haran con ella
una reacufIacion.
Pero lhombre! ~ ell que tenga en- la maleta
dos trescientos mil
miserables pesillos mejicanos
que Sc quiera ir'
ESe yque hara con sus taiegos? sC6mo
Sc los Aeva de aqui2
Vamos isl e., Puerto Rico, no Sc puede.
mo Sc puede vivir!
PLACIDO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-07
Un Obispo
que diEllite

lie FIgdyO dice con toda elase de re-
servas, que ell de Meaux, monsehor Briey,
halase dispuesto enviar al Soberano Pom
tifice la dimision de su cargo abandonando
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-07
Sc yende

Por 5000 pesos de oontado, una fia
ri tica ea el barrio de Jobales jlrisdiccon
'e Arecibe, compuesta de l60 ouerdas do
tsrreno. fncaia de cafe 80, de buen pasto
II y lss deen g estan de monte M lezA;
dos oasas en- muy buen estado una techa-
da de zirc; oorrede-ss una mag alma de
mano de quebrar csfs bueua sgna para sl
nso de Ia casa y por el centro de u 6nca un
riachuelo. Tsmb On tiene muy buena salida
de car os para la poblaci6a.
L que La intsrese puede dir'jirss al que
suscribe on B .rcslone;a, bsrrio dc 10 Flo
ida
Ramon Vkzqutz vazquez
EoApo 0q de 1905
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-07
iOjO I'll avisO!

Sc alquiia In planta alta de la casa que,
en- Ia plaza principal hace esquina q Las ca
lies Villa y Concordia.
Reune todss las condicioner hxiGnicas
Entendersc para iuformes cou
Luis Douaenech.
Enero 81 do l50t. Inn. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-07
CH sP As

FL mufnlo es una posada
que Dios 4uiso colocar
en la senda cuyo limi,c
llamamos eternidad.
La rosadera es la dicha
Que todos buscando van;
provocatiyay locuaz,
cobra Ror adelantado
81 humilde 5 al leal,
y { quien 10 merece meuos
meior hospedaje ia.
NJ dob+y fue Ia doctIina
del comarclo en- general.
cusndo con ella iegraba
crodito ; seguridad.
Hoy In fraso : el sistema
cay yendo en- desuso van,
5 al grito de: -;N debsr.
reaponde ell de; no psSarl
Manuel del Pal,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-07
ST VRDDI I'm PhTlLLAS
(QUEBRADA ARRIBA)

Una estancia compuests de 100 cuerda>
De terreno con 60 de csf6 80 de cosecho
ell resto ruevas de dos amos con malangos
plstsuos y yautfas, alg1nas cuerdas, el
resto pssto malezas con casa nueva Co
b'jsda de zinc con sus correspondientes
percnas.
Infcrmaran don LUIS VERGUE en- Pa
tillas. Is -15.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-07
Cart6ra
de la ISle

De la Capital nos enylan 81 siguiente se
legrama:
Capital, $50
IE1t0c2 ArrI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-07
PREDICAR EN- DESIERTO

-Tu novio, Magdalena. es un impfo,
y hoy 10 has de despedr.
-Yo no podre dejarle padre mio,
sin dejar dc existir.
No va misa jamAs. Conciencia impura,
no se postra ante Dios.
.Es cierto; mas 20, en- cambio, sefior cura.
oigo. on vez de una. dos.
Ell sc mofa de todo 10 mas santo,
10 mismo que un INTEL.
= Sera veldad; pero. me quiere tanto!
iComo yiyir sin eli
-sSabes que no cree en- Dios, desventuradas
Hay quien 10 dice asi
-Pues no creyendo on Ell, no creera en- NADIA.
,Ay! ESQ no. Cree en- mi.
E,,iq,te Segocia Rocnberti.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-07
LAS ARMAS DEL AMOR
5 o y + T o

De .ns doradas hebras. mi sefora,
amor formo los lazos para unirme;
de tins hndos ojuelos. para herirms,
las fleohas y la llama abrasadora.
tn dulce boca que el oarmia colora,
81 plirpura le dio para rendirme;
tus manos, 81 el encanto q,.iso huirms
nieye que en- fuego sc me yuelve ahora.
tn yoz suaye, tn desden fingido
81 albo seno, do el placer SO auida,
ravulo afladen al ardor primero.
Amor con tales armas me ha rendido:
Jay almas celestiales! Jay mi vidal
20 SOY, 20 quiero ser tn prisionero.
Juan HentfAIsz VdLfes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-07
coon ES DE VIAJE

Loe eochss ndmsroe IL, 26, 27y SO ha
An visjes q cualquier ponto de Ia isla cor
magnffcas parejAs y cochsros educ sdos ,
somplacientss-
Para informes dirigirse & loe oocheros
yoek Vills~ol. Victorino DeIgAdo GREGG
rio Mnnay.
Direction tel~grsfca Garcia SsI iurjo-
MavaRdez.
MayA1iieg. Noviembre % de 1874.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-07
Avail un magnffco ins-
III trumento dc Agri-
lxEl Ill Hi mensura, compile
UG UIvDE tamente nuevO.

InfOrmaran en- esta redaccion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-07

De Madrid escriben La trespon.leH-
cia que ell comite Unconditional de .esta isla
ha recomendado 4 aus diputados sean par
uistracion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-07

Manuel del PuldciO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-07
UNA CASA

Sc vende. en- la caile de Isabel. Tiene
eratro hsbisacio,es. sala, tonedor y
demas dependencies. Patio hermosi
simo con alguno, k-boles.
Ea esta impr~nts Sc da an i'm
formes. alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-07

Sigue amenagada la Capital de qusdars.
osouras por habsr!- sido rechaz adas al je
fe dc la empresa del gas todas las proposi
clones que este hioiera al Ayuntaniento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-07

En- ei barrio Cacaos, t&rmino municipal
de BarrOs el iDdividuo Antonio Rivera FL
gueroa, yiol6 la nina de siete Gnos Nicola
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-07

Ianbien SO aalia vacante Ia Depositaria
de los tondos Munioipales del mismo pueblo
para la que 80 exige danEa de /, zoe pesos
on metalico S 1900 en- incas do hipoteca
legal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-07

En- Ia Carolina, barrio De Ia Cantefa, hs
sido herido grayemente, ol subdito italiant
vendedor ambulante dd prandas. Nicola,
Donadio. siendo ell agresor Ell moreno Pedrt
jose Calder6n que fns preso en- el acto.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-09-18
NEWS NOTES FROM BUSY tilLLYARD


Few Words mbona school Books era
aads against Saloons NatnFinG.
HIIlyard. Sept. 1.-THE person who II
doing 20 much figuring on the cost per
pupil Of the new series of text books
when old hooka are taken In exchange
win be obliged 70 alter hIs estimates
some Fer exchange the books must
be In firmt-claas condition. or they win
not be accepted. The new books for a
pupil Of the eighth grade viii cost
1926. The new ographieH-- Rand.
Mentally q cosH-are great improve
menA over HaFpers, and yet In the de-
Hcripfive matter o. Washington there
Il not a single Illustration.
II il reported that some OF the ladies'
OF the place are studying the principles
OF the ohio crusade against the saloons.
ana after they are little more thor
oughIy organized Hiliyard win be treat
ed to the same experience.
=. @. Smith, whose house was burned
q week ESQ. IL erecting . temporary
residence. He has the plans drawn for
larger and better building than the
one destroyed
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-09-18
ANNIHILATED SPACE
a New York Central Train Trav-
eled Over Mile a Minute.
FROM NEW YORK 10 BUFFALO
Run Be Ovpr Four Hundred and sixty
Miles in rour Hundred and
seven Mimmfes.

New York. sept 1.-THE New York
Central today made q new worlds rec-
ord III the running Of a fast train on
long distance schedule. This morning
at $50 d special train Of four cars. un-
der the direct control OF George II.
Daniels, the general passenger agent
81 the road, left the Grand Central de-
pot II arrived at Albany at 7:5f.56.
making the run or Ia5 miles In tSb6
minutes. A stop or one minute was
made at Albany for the purpose Of
changing engines. Syracuse WAS reach-
"a at i0.l71s The total run from New
York 10 East Buffalo. as6ls miles, was
made in a0s minutes. an average speed
or 81 rs miles an hour. This gives the
New York Central the worlds record
for a long distance run with heavy
train. its train today being nearly
twice the weight OF the English racing
trains. A private car was attached az
Buffalo and the train was started back
for New York. where IL Ia expected to
arrive az t0.1s tonight This, Il done.
will be equivalent 10 a run from New
| York to Chicago In IA hours. The best
run that has been on any OF the Eng
Iish roads was So 10 miles per hour for
1 q very light train.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-09-18
WOOL GROWERS ELECTED OFFICERS

idaho sheep Men Also Condemned the
Omaha sioskyards management.
Boise city, Idaho. Sept. 1.-THE Ida
no Wool Growers Association today
elected the following officers:
President. Frank II. Gooding. Sho~
shone; vice president. John Mcmillan.
Of Mayiieid; secretary and treasurer,
w. II. Montgomery. Of Mountain Home;
executive committee. Arthur Pence, OF
Bruneau; J. p. Springer OF Boise; J.
d. Wood. Of ChaIlis: H. NJ. Barton, Of
Welear
The other officers are: Transporta-
ton committee. A. b. Clark. OF Noun
tain Home. and r. 4. Gooding OF sho-
shone.
II was decided that the assessment for
1895 should be 81 on each 1000 sheep. Il
was decided TO raise $500 10 defray
the expenses OF a representative TO
/ Washington 70 remain during the COM
ing session OF congress.
The association agreed TO ship ail
| their stock over the Northwestern.
Some weeks ago Moore and Hutchins
OF this place shipped a lot OF cattle to
Omaha. They were sold BY the Wag-
gOner Birney Company The Stock
yards bank appropriated the proceeds,
$4,000, to settle an overdraft az the
company concern. The matter IL now
/ In the courts.
Today the wool growers association,
Of which Air. Hutchlns Is a member,
took action IN the matter. The aRsoci-
alton passed d resolution reciting tie
facts and saying:
Whereas, We, as shippers interest
ed. DO not believe the Omaha stock
yards have thrown sufficient safe
guards around their patrons. and that
we are liable az any time TO meet with
the same treatment accorded MIR
Hutchins: therefore Be Il
Resolved, That we condemn the &C.
ton Of the bank ana the firm interest.
ed, and win seek other markets until
such time as the management shows
a disposition &c protect U.S.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-09-18
ezETA UNSAFE N CENTRAL AMERICA


Any Of the RapabIiea Womid Turn Him
over to salvador.
washington. Sept. li.--A Diplomatic
representative Of one OF the Central
American republics says the republic Of
Salvador win possibly not execute Bus
tamente. who Was surrendered by tina
Nicaraguan government after being Ia
ken from an American steamer. He
says there Ia no doune that BustAmenea
win be imprisoned, hut IN view OF the
position taken BY thu United States
In the extraditaun cmaea Of Exeta's fol-
lowers Il II probable that Salvador
win not proceed 10 extreme measured
1t ia claimed That Ensta'a followers
wanted By Salvador are charged with
crimes other than revolution, such ~
murder. arson and rope. ard Il u upon
these charges they viii be tried when
taken. BussLmente among the number.
The Central American republics take
the position that tbs Judgment of tbs
San francisco court wna wrong In not
allowing the Exeta refugees 70 Be ex-
tradlsed. and when any q them fail
into the hands or the league Of gov
srnments they win be turned over
10 the Salvadorean government.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-09-18

There Is q great deal OF truth In this
old saw and its warning should 81 heed
go by every one. and especially those
who feel the cares Of business weighing
them down. a rels1s from All worries
can be obtained, and business and
pleasure be combined. by a trip on the
Great Lakes via the Northwest or
Northland, the palace steamers opera
ted BY the Great Northern system.
They leave Duluth Mondays and NrI-
days, their eastern terminal being Buff
fal0. ana stop en- route at Sauit Ste
Marie. Mackinao island. Detroit and
Cleveland. There IL no finer trip In AM
erica than Is afforded by these splendid
boats.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-09-18
oYLlNoER OF The MACHINE BURST
Frightfnl Accident tn q Harvest Field
south Of Dayton.


Frightful Ae1ldens in q Harvest Floid
south Of Dayton.
waitaburg. WASH. Sept. LA fright
ful accident occurred near this city yes
terday. resulting in the death OF ]. A..
Elliott Mr. ELLIOTT owned and operated
a threahing machine and at the time Of
the accident WAS at work on the farm
OF a Mr.. Leeds. about 10 miles south
east Of here. Mr.. Elliott was working
rs feeder and about I5 minutes before
time 70 quit for dinner something about
the machine got out OF order. causing
the cylinder 10 blow out. one OF the
teeth striking lin with such force as
to crush his chin almost into a jelly
and breaking his neck and oeeasioning
instant death.
Mr.. Elliott owned a good farm near
where he was at work and IL generally
reputed 10 be Ia very comfortable cir
eumstances. Inquiry ELECTED the fact
that he il not known 70 have any rela-
lives on this coast but has q wife and
children. also a brother. In Maine. al
though their addresses could not be as
certalnea.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-09-18

ANA baam enmnl6a1ahle amitmsf0h shout
ungkin4 tnezn, tut the ladies' o. the
subsidiaries MFN 81 fax apart ~ ever,
amd th&T wftf remain divided. The la
dies Circle devoted the day 80 reports
ard IA afac ION Herewith the paTfac-
ton ana extension ~ their crRanizn-
ten. Tho Womea'a Relief Corps had
tfse fFH1hAe between 2hm factions OF
Agvs Clark and Mrs. Sherwood nt Caa-
tan. Ohio. exempilaad by The sheriff,
whB entered without the password 20
serve an Injunction Of the courts on
the national oflicara. restraining them
from 0ust1ng Mrs CLARK. when the
eheriM entered the ladies' would not
tell him WHO were the officers. but q
friend III Mgs. Clark posted the officers
and the order Of court was served.
Mrs. Tyler. the wife OF the mayer Of
Louisville. delivered d flns address 81
welcome 90 the city. Rs Gid Mrs. Cen
eral Buckner 10 the state and the
south
The Confederate veterans, notably
General Gordon, General Buckner and
Mr. WRtterson took part again IL the
receptions and camp firen. pFaisinR this
good win that had brought peace Ar
| reality as well as IN name. After de.
lKvering a welcoming address during
the day. Mr.. Watteraon tonight deiiv.
cred his lecture on Abraham Lfncoln
and tomorrow night General Gordon
delivers his lecture on ''The Last Days
Of the Confederacy." IN both OF which
The ex-a0idierH take great interest
General Buckner il Kept busy IN ans
/ wering calls 20 address camp fires. To
morrow the blue and the gray Will NEE
In 4 grand barbecue rendered by IN,
latter to their guests, and tomorrow
nights program Of the different caml
fires are elaborate
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-09-18
HEAD END COLLISION
Great Northern Passenger Trains
Come Together.
FIVE ARE KILLED OUTRIGHT
score or Mors Injured Also in the Acct
dens. she RIame for whieh IN
Not Apparont.

Sc. Cloud. Mimi, Sept ll.-Passen-
ger trains Nos. and 3 on the Great
Northern had a head end collision Al
MeIby this morning. Both were rum
ming At a high speed and came together
with terrific force.
Wreching crews we're hurried 70 the
scene from Harnesvllle and ST. Cloud
and doctors from &C. Cloud. Fergus
Falls and Alexandria.
Not since the terrible Nelson coils
Ton three yeare ago has the Great
Northern suffered - dreadful q wreck.
IL was q head end collision and occurred
at Tao 4. m. No. Z. aaat-bound local
passenger train while running at COM
paraitve high speed met No. !, vest
bound train.
The polnt where the accident occur
red In At the top or Pelican hin on a
heavy grade. Just how the accident
happened does not appear. That the
eeath Iisa n 70 small - miraculous AZ
both engines and the mail and baggage
cars are q complete wreck. All the
dead were residents OF st. Paul.
Following Is the corrected list Of the
dead ana injured;
Dad. X Emerson. 81. Paul; engi'
neer No. 3.
James >. Thlslaoa. st. Paul; fireman
Ne. 2.
". H. Kerahaw. 81 Paul; express
messenger train No. q
3. T. Johnston. St Paul: mail cferh
train Ne. g
Irn a. Hainen, ST Paul. engineer or
train No. 3.
In1ured-Fred Bnrgoyne. s. Paul
brakeman. arm broken and leg scaidad
3. D. Betzner. Minneapolis. express
messenger, les broken and eye injured
George ~. Williams. mall CLERK: seri
ouAfy injured internally. J. o. Rosen.
auiat. Atwaters mail clerk, injured IL
back not seriously. Wesley C. Robert
brakeman LETT hand hurt. Miss Mar,
garat Allison. Mnccn, wis; passenger
badly cut and bruised over the entire
body; back injured. H. Ii. Curtis, Ma
con- VIA passenger; arm. leg and faes
Injured. Maurice OsConner. St Paul
mail clerk head and limbs injured
Chris. Hagi0ws Fergus Faiis. passan.
ser: internally injured and iabs hurt
W. A. Mohr. San Franclmcos head and
hands Injured Steve Martin. sreator
ILL., head and limbs cae Ms. Iahn
Russell. Duluth badly Jared and
shocked. AIRS. Russell had four chill.
dren with her.