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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-13

solo ayuntauEiento. sComo es possible,
imaginar siquiera que en- ese distrito pue.
den triunfar lbs republicanos2
En- cuanto Guayama, ocurre 10
mismo de HuInacao Solo tienen, ell to-
do ell distritO, un pueblo con mayoria re
publicana: Aibonito. En- cambiO la ma
yOria federal Bs abrumadora en- Cayey,
a pesar del albOrotO de las turbas, EN- Sa-
linas, ArroyOy Patillas, Guayama, Cidra,
Aguas Buenaa, Caguas, GurabO, Juncos,
y San Lorenzo. SCOmO es possible imagi-
mar siquiera Que en- este distrito puedan
triunfar los republicanos2 TOda SUI es-
peranza estriba en- que las turbas, esas
turbas que nb tienen derecho electoral,
apoyadas por la policia pOr los jueces
de paZ, Sc lancen al atrOpello Y al van
dalismo. PeiO ell gobierno esta demos
trandO que ESQ no 10 ha de cOnsentir;
que de las urIas ha de salir la yerdade-
ra voluntad del pueblo de Puerto Rico,
porque ell gobierno no ha de querer que
estos distritos Sc cOnyiertan en- verda
dePos camposI de batalla, como Sc con
yertirian, pueS los federales no estan
dispuestos dejarse arrebatar tan facil-
mente un de1echo que les corresponds,
que han de defender con toda la ener-
gia con que defender los pueblos su Ii
bertad.
hOCAG1A 0u AAay dS uOHs OH L. OuC0, 0A
San Juan, en- Aguadills, dOnde les recO-
nOcemos fuerza bastante, no para obtener
ell triunfo, pefo 81 para disputarlo noble
mente; pero renuncien una UictO2'20
imaginaria e impossible en- estos distri-
tos de Oriente
Sometanse a la ley de la mayoria; y
81 desean obtener en- ell dia de maIana
la absolute donfanza del pals, laboren
para conseguirla por medic de las ideas
generosas y be los procedimientos pa
trioticos. Mientras tanto Iesignense
sufrir las cOnsecuencias de sus errores,
de su falta de patriOtismo y de amor a
la terra en- due nacieron.
La prox(ma lucha electoral sera,
pues, no una anarquia y un desorden,
como suenanIlOs partidariOs de BarbOsa;
sinO la manifestation mas hermosa y Or
denada, como desean y pretenden los fe-
derales, los Yerdaderos patriotas, los que
quieren yer i esta terra infeliz, prospe
"a y grande ,dentro de la grande y pros
pera Repdblifa Norte Americana.
f2char, pues, no como lobos carni-
ceros, sino~cbmO hOmbres amantes de la
libertad y el terecho.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-13

s&bsmos q-a sl xg*Dta da sros PusFto
Rico Fl eTsdD pyopona dsr DC iozjA todos
los abop&dfs Gas sdeudau mka de IN reeibo
Tambien puhlieaEs los non hrea dc todos sque
Hos gus debsu mas de dos recibos y no los "a
gusn si din f sime. 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-13
La pr6Xima Iucha electoral

Preparase ell partido federal para
r c,ncurrir a las urnas electorales.
No pretende nuestro partidO veneer
n In fterz1, en- aquellos pueblOs donde
los adversarios tengan mayOria pero
tampocO esta dispuesto a permitir, que
nor Ia coaccion y ell atrOpellO, la ilegali-.
dad ell amano, Sc le trate de arreba
far el triunfo en- aquellas poblaciones'
eminentemente federales.
va hemOs demostradO-y de clio es
IA c0nyencido ell gobiernO-.que los pro
movedores de todOs esos escandalOs Ocu.
rridOs ultimamente en- pueblos federales,
han sido los republicanos.
ConstituyendO nosOtrOs una mayo !
ria abrumadOra en- HumacaO, Cayey V
Cidra; 5qu6 necesidad teniamos de pro.
mover ALI escandalOS y tumultOs2 L0
gicO es, que siendo los repubhcanos la
minoria, hayan tratado de amedrentar,
nor medic de sus tuPbas, nuestrOs CO
rreligionarios, para YER 81 de ese modo
lograban que Sc retrageran. Lo cuaI no.
hubieran cOnseguidO de ningun modo.
OpOrtunamente ell gObierno ha to-
mado sus medidas para one estas elec
clones sean 10 ordenadas que deben ser
en- tOdO pals Quito.
Convenzanse nuestrOs adversariOs,
de que por ell atropellO y la coaccion,
no lO8EdEdu OIEd COSd q10 u6S pI0SGlSldI
4 su propia patria y retardar todO 10 po7
sible Que Puerto Rico entire disfrutar
de todos los derechOs y libertades que
correspondent a los pueblOS que cObija Y
ampara la bandera americana
Lnchen, como luchamos nosotros;
amparados on ell voto del pueblo no EN-
ell garrOte de las turbas. Resignense a
la derrota EN- los distritos y puebIos fe,
derales, como nosotros nos resignamos
a ella en- los pueblos distritos repu
blicanos.
.- Solo as1 daremos todos ell ejempld
de~4ue somos un pals culto, un pals ci4
vilizado;,.de que somoS IN pueblo dign0
de la hbertaJs puesto que sabemos hai
GER buen usO de, ala.
Saben demasiadc> Questros adversa4
rios que en- los distrit0s~ de Humacao,
Guayama Arecibo, no pneden trinnfarI
En- Ell distritO de HumacaO no tienen
NADIA mas que un pueblo en- donde; son
mayoria: Vieques. En- cambiO la ma.
yoria federal es abrum madOra en- Rio
Piedras, Carolina, Rio grande, Fajardoy
Naguabo, Ceiba, HumacaO, Piedras y
Maunabo, pueblos donde en- las anterior
res elecciones no pudieron obtener un
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-13
Cos as de "EI Pals

El oEganillo repuhlicano, en- sn toGata co
81 dia 10, lsnsa los vientos.de
la publicidad IL cG7lZO7settG que aigue
AEI negoeiAdo del Tel6grRfo Insular nos
anuneia Gun desde aver h sido alberta una
nuevA estaci0n en- San Sehastikn. CON gnsto
consignamoB esta noticis pues nos vsmoB ir IL
condneidos con concapcionss
progresivAs para ID patriA que nos dio ID
vidRS
Vaya etn el coment2rio
Durante Ia soberanfA caps d 1IA hubo en-
San SebaatlSn eBtaci6a teIegrEnca.
Dsspu6s del camhfo dc bandera eOrri0 In
misma auarte de otros pueblos que SAM bisn
disfrutabar do dicho servieio y hoy earscsn
de 81.
Aff es qae por sspacio de tres afina 30 ha
yfsto squel Yecindario privado de Rgno ds
nrogrego, slendo cate snstitnido, CON desventa-
taia, por ur hilo tsef6nico Gle Aguadilla a
LAres.
SEa AL como 4narchanos In american
gaei6n, ccntucidos con eoncepciones progre.
sivas,s fraaa disfrAsada que ig aorgmos 10 que
quisra exprssar?
tCJsas de &c PATS Is
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-13
Quisi-cosas republicans
DE Pulerfa de Tierra

Sshsmos cue ell e6iebrs Frgsquito Molna
trSnEf0gA que ice de nuestFo partido conf.
sArio hoy de F1srta de TERRA por obra gra-
Gle de Mirandss sc ocups en- la polltica del me =
nudeo amanaza 81 que no frms el rsgistro
republesno.
SsRor Molina, no srrsmpnis mucho, por-
Gus la cuerda 20 roaps cuando mAnos 80 10
figure piePde lh ysra.
4 ustsd MP sAbs que hay una orden one
prohlbe . los ag antss de Ia autoridad nexclar-
30 en po 1slcaP
Pnss ojo, pcrque nuessra jnnss de defsnsA
Sc lA ense q ara prOnto.
Cuando Gsse rspubIicano pisrdA In novia,
veremoa aus htios.
Alssn1r Alberto Daviia 80 10 ha nsgAdo II
construccion de habitacionea en- los b2ioa Ia
So casa en- GAmbio al sefior Moitns se le deie
cue conRtruya hsbitaeiones que m hombre de
regular estatnFa ApenAs pueds estAr de pie an
sllos, hAblenfb saead0 gran eantidad de terra
para dicho hrAbajo.
SQu6 dice cato Ia celosa Junta de SRni.
dad mancipR5?
TrssIsdanlos ID noticia . Ia unta Superior
de Sanidad.
Un disidente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-13
Oescubierto ell juego

FL iuss de Pas de CAyey4 seflor Bsres, que
fisndo pAaArse de listo, pidio licencis, en- VIZ
psras de nm sSAque que las Snrbas pYeparaban
contra los fsdsrslas, deiando el 1usgado en-
mauos del auplente, ,qus ss IN fgnorants eArtR
esb&l.
Sc rsAliI6 el atsqus, y al iues snplsnte,
obed declendo nj plan eonvsnico, Sc csseo'gb
con uuA com unicaei6u 81 q ,bsrnador dsnun
eikndole ua eomplot tsrFlbls de los fsdsEsieF,
. ls csbeZa del suai hguFsbs ei A'eslde senoe
Agu 3ro, y pedis-poeo psdir eFa-nSda msnoa
que AntoTiEacI6n para rroeassr eiss snear'
esarle. Tan esthoida communication, qos Bt'
pat no hubisra diri gido pordua no ee tan toF-
ps, ls VRll6 al suplenAe la cessDEf4.
El g1beEnador Ra rio de 10 lindo, eont'
pRsndl6 que los vepdsdeTOs sutofss sn osyey
ds com pioks v motines, son los EepublicsnoPs
cue poP ass 10 edio Ism burdo, pretendfan les
nombrAHe un alcaide4... Tapubiicano.
Este es ell caballo de bRtslla de ssos fepu-
bleAnos de Oayey. Taner IN sieAlde suyp,
Gus unido oil 1uaG y . l& polief1, les ayude o
garAy lGs eleeeionss en- un pueblo donde solc
slsnen tuRbRs, y Tn mayor psrta de essas sin
dsrscho electoral, porque no saoen IeeF MS nj -"
CrlbiP nj aiquierA pueden hgurar como pTopfe
tarioS pues los jefaR del repuhlicsn1smo en-
C&yey, a escapci6n dol Sc q Or DiRE. eatan sodoS
en- un Ismsntable sstRdo de brrJerGG, no tla'
nsn CON que eonvsrtlr aqusIos en proptetg"
rios
Bu euanao al juss Bsuet, como sl staque
ds las turbRa era Immediate, nj siqniera espst0
qua sa la eonesdisrs Is IicsnciB, RbsndonRndc
sl cargo an manos del suplents. como ESQ
BOnGtitpys un deliso, v6Ass 10 que dice an CO.
lsEA
GCsmo resultado de 10 epfstols extFavsgan-
10 del JueE de PaZ suRtituto de OeTeT4 o. 60
bernador talsgrafo 8 don Luis Bsnss, Juez
nruuiatArio, p1rA que INN medistGments Sc le
pReReDtAFs q expicarle poKqte GbAncono sn
dsstino ponisndo al tu&gsdo On mAnos oe "a
suatituto.
EG de Gdvertir que el stflr Bsnet solielto
del PfocurAdoE q snerAl licancis temporal
peRo tAmbi6n es verdAd que, sin que So le COT
GedierA antreg6 lh varA de In tuaticiR aauf
sstS al AbGndono de destinc, quo - ley peuA.
q snst gollcit6 en- paf1odo tarhnieDto, II
eenciA temporal. ri gobiernO ne ID conceoe-
IA,,....s .sin tismro.e
Conv6ngase snos IepnblicAnos de que ~ no
pueden hAesEo TODD impunementa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-13
Su '5titutO

Nus6tro querldo amigo oil Ls:do. don Hsr-
lninio DisE Navarro nos psrlleipa que hsbIen.
DO TeEuelto tPaaIAdArse o Ioa IsItGdos u nidos
por una tsmporHds, quedA 8l frents de sd bu.
fste, sneArgado de todoR loa Asuntos q ga Of.
Keeei6n ccnhAdca, Asf como De Ru N 3tRYfa, ell
diptingnido iurttconsnlto don JAelnso T=xldcK
a caiA Gel O aao.
III stEior LliAs Navarro arnbarcark On 81
SAPor Goang9, Nil 10 ds Ion eorrlantas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-13
COL Pc IN WACO

La dennneis formulada contra nuestro
querido amigo corrsligionario el doetor don
Aeiselo B3ns de OoPossl, p0R denegaef6n de
auxiiio heGhR por el Comisionado encargado
del Rsglstro CIVIL de aqualls poblaci6n, que
fu6 calf sada por ell Fiscal como delito contra
la iustici& p6biiea, fae desestimads antsayer
por ell Tribunal de DiBtriso.
FsIieitaMos de kodas veYas aI ilustrRdo gA.
lenc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-13

Hoy 3 sss tres de IL taFda sa renni0 II eon.
venei6n Gel DissrIso da 6 "a Juan, para proa!s.
mar candtissas . b. Czmsre scr eHta 6istEsto.
L 2au3i1asos e(sotos s1u 1od0s parsonss
ds gFaa vA;er, qua bisn 1aerssen ir oeopsr
esos puestGs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-13
e. SENIOR Navarro TIE

Este particular amigo nuestro, director de
EL AgUiLd de Puerto Rico, hA raelbldo nm cahle
grsmA dc Cnba, on ell qus sc 10 llams oenpsr
oil cargo de Inspector de Enat ID mas de lA pro-
vinciA de Santiago.
Is senior NRvRrrets no hA Rasneto &hn si
AeeptAtA oil cargo que se le cfrece.
Ds todos mohoE, le felicitamos por Ii dis
Snei6n de que ha'Gido obieto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-13

El s.bogado don jose de j. Tlsol qus sait6
an aguntoa de IA prcfssi6n para Mayaensz, no
hs Ysgr,,rado aun : Gauss de habar tomado
uaras or varfos ~mseMngas de rropsganda fs
daral Ell disaint0s pueblea ds aqnel afssrito
Ag0adfAa.
e. isfior Tigo - aspera en- San JusE an II
pr6ximt, ssmsns pRra re0rganisar sl snh co
mite del invsntud fsdsral ds essA capisal dsl
ousl az Pfesidsnfe.
Tsinhf6n quadarA raoFgsn1fndO el domingo
el sub cclnita De los i0yenss msnoras de 81 amos
Mueho ae comsDta que sun 20 hsyan aldo
d aaig s.dos los dsIsgados j. GAmarA n1F 81
Partiio r. srubicanc. Sa asagura qua adl hsy
gran mArajhda en- lon oIsaFlsos por 81 candida
II W..shir gion, pnes ID gaasu % b. impuesto
nj Direttorio ests Is apoya ailn1ue hay dis.
triaoa cue 10 opcnen cue DsEaaAn ssa aie-
glde,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-13


Bio oGdey
81 imoan
piano de eme1su La m d n
la Noafa de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-13

Un vaefno de ID cslIe de Ia Luna se qusis
del fuerts RFboroto que foFman por In noche
los traba jaiorss dc Is pansderfs stsbleeida ca
Ell E6nero 64 de dicha caie. Torns ncta La
ssto 10 poliefa, pues no al iusto que ell CUE
hace pan por lA nocha inpida dormir 81 gus
items que trabRiar por al dia pars eomprarIo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-13
Casa de Drestamos
Compra y
v a IA q a

muebleg.-San Jos6, ndmero 45.-Presto dine-
70 81 tipo raodetno, sss 81 euetro por cisnto,
sobra prandss da orc, piata, pieGraG prsciesas
obiesos te cueIquier g6naro, que sean de Is
ell raslizaci6n en- remata pdblico.
Las prandas empedadas sn sstss casa. pua-
dan sua dueflos ebensr ias ean5ldsflas que qua
tan, deduesend insereses dc laa eAntidadss
sbonadas.- &c 1902
ait. H. LOPEZ CEPERO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-13

S. eneuensra en- estAdo Sc rnucha grave
dad ei vensrab!a SnciaEo don Rsua6n Ms,fr.
Es probable qua In eLf srmedRd de as$e quefldc
amigo terfs m 6ssan3acp fasa'.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-13

Sc Husurra que para las pr6xlrnss eleecio-
nea SO pres ssntarkn por e bafrio de Puerta d 6
TERRA dos candidates para lss curules muni
oipal uno del sefior MirandR por al aub-comite
que 81 preside y 81 otro Ell Fefi3r Adoifo Andfno
por al snb- connie que preside oil stfIor Mater.
e. de ientfFse que al ssd1r Audino no sal-
ga siscto Goncsjal dads Is guerra que le hace
Miranda. EI sef1or Andino es republcano
fntsgro IL hombFe que mereca Ii satmacf6n
de rapub iGanoR fy3sraiea debtdo . au m anars
de ser an honradsz 7 aboriosidsd.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-10-18
LIVE STOCK MEN in SESSION
Three Thousand Delegates Attend the
Fifteenth Annual COnven-
tiOn at PIttsburg.

PITTSBURG. oct. 1.-THE fifteenth an
nusl convention OF the National Live Stock
association begun here this morning with a
meeting Of the executive committee. Later
the convention opened with addresses of
welcome by Recorder Brown and James
Francis Burke.
President w. H. Thompson made the re-
sponse. After the reading Of Secretary
Bakers report J. e. Blatchford Of Omaha
read a paper on the Beef trust. The com
bination just formed, he said. requires a
capital Of SSS, ,O00, 900 to absorb the proper
ties OF the various packing companies. 1t
will require a clear profit Of 800, 900 a day
to pay per cent interest on this capital.
When they add 500, ,OOO. 900 more Of watered
stock II will take a daily profit Of a quarter
OF a million dollars to pay 4 per cent in
terest When this combination sees At to
begin operations II will practically place
a mortgage on every head OF live stock in
the United States. This mortgage will have
to be paid by the producers.
Three thousand delegates are in attend
ance representing live stock exchanges in
Chicago. st. Louis, Indianapolis, Pittsburg.
Buffalo. Philadelphia, Milwaukee, Peoria.
Louisville, Fort Worth, Omaha, Kansas
City. St. Paul and St. Joseph.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-10-18
Forecast for Nebraska-Fair Saturday and
Sunday
URGE ANTl-CRUELTY BILLS
Humane Society Asks President 20
step MRItreatment of Children
and Animals,

ALBANY. N. Y, Oct. 1.-THE conven-
tion OF the American Humane society here
today was chiefly devoted to the discussion
Of the extent OF cruelty to animals and the
best methods OF its amellorstion and pre-
vention.
These officers were elected:
President-James Nj. Brown. Toledo. o.
(re-elected)
secretary-sidney r. Foster, Chicago.
Treasurer, Walter Butler Chicago.
Dr. w. o. Stillman, Albany, James NJ.
Brown, Toledo, and John G. Shortall. CHI
cago, were named trustees TO secure
and hold legacies for the association pend
ing Its Incorporation.
Tonight the convention adopted resolu-
tions condemning child labor in factories
in the south and asking President Roose-
welt to appoint a delegate to investigate
the matter; that the president appoint a
special committee of three who shall have
authority to cause TO be introduced in the
United States congress on behalf of the
American Humane association bill for the
regulation OF the practice of experimenting
on living beings; that the president be au-
thoriZed to appoint a committee which
shall cause 20 be presented for the con-
sideration OF the next United States con-
gress a bill for the prevention and glnish-
ment Of cruelty to children and animals In
the territories and island dependencies OF
the United States.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-10-18
FIGHT NEW RAILROAD MERGER
Petition Against southern AmaIEama-
tion Nay Force Morgan
to Talk.

LOUISVILLE. KY. Oct. i7.--The State
Railroad commission tonight forwarded to
the Interstate CommePe commission a
formal complaint sgainsf the alleged con-
solidatis Of the Louisville & Nashville,
Southern railway and other railroad lines
In Kentucky.
G. c. McChord. chairman Of the State
Railroad commission, DO has been in
conference with the Interstate Commerce
commission at Washington. said:
Our information is that the Interstate
Commerce commission will go 20 New York
and will put ]. Pierpont Morgan and the
others interested in the consolidation on
the witness stand and will probe to the
bottom all the deals set forth In the COM
plant which we have prepared"
The complaint sets forth that by the
alleged consolidation all com petition is de-
stroyed and practically one man controls
the fixing of freight and passenger rates
on all the lines extending from the Ohio
river to the Gulf OF Mexico, and from the
Atlantic to the Mississippi. IT further re-
cites that the commerce OF ten states is
thus controlled by these carriers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-10-18
HAGUE TRIBUNAL CRITICISED
Daily Papers of Mexico Comment
sharply Upon DecisIOn in
the Plus Case.

MEXICO CITY, Oct. l7.-Ei Tiempo. a
leading clerical daily paper here, COM
ments sharply on the decision Of The
Hague tribunal in the matter Of the Plus
fund. In a leading article El TEMPO says
the court might have condemned Mexico
to pay an amount which would have
ruined it without hesitation and parody
ing the celebrated phrase OF Let nations
perish, but let principles survive" as II
the future of the country were TO be
"subordinated to the preiudices Of four
old men buried in their studies and who
do not know through how many years Of
self-sacrifcing Mexico has had to pass to
accumulate the sum in question, which 1t
intended to use to give increased impetus
to its progress, but which by a stroke
Of the pen 1t is forced to deliver to Cali
fornia bishops who. as the arbitrators well
know, will employ IL in anything but i'm
provement Of the unfortunate Indians in
whose behalf they have claimed it,
Ell Imparcial, a liberal morning paper,
comments at length on the decision,
which" 1t says. proves that the arbitra-
tors were, though highly respectable, not
superhuman, although they made a SUM-
ciently meritorious effort TO be impartial
in declaring the interest must be paid in
silver"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-10-18
PACKING COMBINE FORMED
Incorporated in New Jersey with Capital
in Name Of Three Clerks.
STOCK MAY Be LARGELY INCREASED SOON
Preferred Dividends Must Never Fall
Below One or Rise Above Six Per
Cent and VIII Not he
Cumulative.

TRENTON, N. j., Oct. 1.-THE United
States Packing company, which is under
stood to be the beef combine was incor-
porated here today with authorized
capital Of 81 100000. 1t is understood that
this amount will be subsequently increased
probably to $500. 900, 600
The company is authorised to purchase
and deal in cattle and other livestock and
to carry on the business Of butchers, pack
ers, storekeepers and to construct and OPP
crate steamship lines. etc.
The capital is divided into one-half pre-
ferred and one-half common stock The
dividends are TO be paid up on the pre-
ferred stock semi-annually. but are not to
be cumulative. They are, however to be
at no time less than l per cent or more
than per cent per annum.
The incorporators of the company are
Horace S. Gould. Frederick X. Seward and
Kenneth K. McLaren, all Of whom are
clerks in a New Jersey corporation agency
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-10-18
FoRETELLS IRISH HOME RULE
Redmond, Dillon and Davitt Land in
New York and Talk of
Erin.

BOSTON, Oct. 17.-John p. Redmond. NJ
p, chairman OF the Irish Parliamentary
party, John Dillon, NJ. p, and Michael Da-
witt arrived here today.
Mr.. Redmond. in speaking Of the present
condition in ireland, said:
The United Irish league is the ruling
power In Ireland today as truly as ever
the Land league was. The government
played into our hands by the coercion pol
icy and now the country is aroused. We
are on the eve of a settlement of the Irish
land question and, after that national
self-government will speedily come 10 Ire
land The Irish party now in the House
of Commons IL the only real opposition
in the English Parliament, and / believe
the day Is near at hand when Il will have
the controlling infience in Great Britain.
Hundreds Of Irishmen are imprisoned un-
der the coercion act without receiving any
trial by jury. But nobody cares for i'm
prisonment under these circumstances The
more the people are attacked the higher
their spirits rise.
The only comment he made on the forcible
expulsion Of John O'Donnell. N. p, from
the House of Commons was that II showed
that the opposition to the English govern
ment in the Commons was. as usual, led
by the Irish party.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-10-18
OTHER POWERS WOULD OBJECT
Reports of Renewal of Old Treaty BE-
tween Russia and Turkey
Are DiscredIted.

VIENNA, Oct. 1.-THE Austro- Hungary
Foreign ONCE entirely diseredits the report
telegraphed from Bucharest. Roumania, to
the London Daily Mail that Russia has pro-
posed to Turkey a revival Of the Unkiar-
Skelessi treaty OF 1888. which established a
Russian alliance, under the terms-of which
the government OF Turkey undertook at
Russia's request to exclude in time Of war
all foreign war ships from the Black sea,
while Russia undertook at Turkeys request
to furnish 1t aid by land and sea II neces-
sary.
II is pointed out at the foreign ONCE here
that all the European powers are concerned
In the existing treaties governing the
passage OF the Dardanelles by foreign war
ships and that it is impossible for Russia
70 modify them without the consent Of the
consignatories.
The Austrian ambassador at Constanti-
nople has also assured the foreign once
in this city that no political matters were
discussed during the recent visit to the
sultan OF the Grand Duke Nicholas OF Rus
sia, who is said TO have made the PROPOSE
tion referred to-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-10-18
HIGH pRIEsTEss KILLS SELF
Ida CrnddOck, Head of YOEa church.
InhaIes Gas TO Escape
PrisaA.

NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-~In fear Of another
term in prison, or an insane asylum. Miss
Ida Craddock, high priestess and pastor
of the Church Of the Yogs, in Chicago, and
missionary here Of her peculiar belief, COM
mitted suicide today by inhallng gas.
Her body was found by her mother, Mrs
Decker, by whom the suicide was to have
been accompanied to the United States
court to be sentenced Under a conviction
for sending obscene matter through the
mails
Miss Craddock served three months on
Blackwells Island for circulating an OBJ
jectionable book, and upon her release was
prosecuted by the federal authorities for
sending the books through the mails. Be-
fore coming here she was convicted in
Chicago and prosecuted In Philadelphia and
Washington for the same offense.
Miss Craddock came originally from Den
yer and first attracted attention by her
defense Of the Dance du Venture at the
Worlds fair. which she maintained was a
solemn religious performance.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-10-18
DERAlLED CAR INJURIES MANY
Southern Train Accident in Kentucky
Gives Much Work to the
Doctors.

LAwRENCEBURG, KY, Oct. 17.-This
afternoon, as the regular train on the
Southern Railway was coming from Burgin,
the rear car left the track at Jackson, and
turned completely over. injuring every per-
son on the car, except two. The most ser
iously injured were brought to this city.
Those who received medical attention
we're:
Rev. d. F. Bond, Knoxville, Tenn: Rev
Frank Thompson, Harrodsburg; Mr.. and
Mrs. Cahill, Duncan, KY; John
Wash, Lawrenceburg Ben Sims, Duncan,
KY; Wash Basket. Flagman, Burgin; j.
II. Barnett, Versailles and ]. A. Brown.