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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-22
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eraIio de Trenes y Vapores que re
g1ra desde ell dia 20 de NOviembre
de 1907.
Salidas de la Capital y Bayam6n
simuItAneam0nto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-22
american =

En- session celebrada por 10 Alta Ca
mara de los Estados Unidos. ell Honora-
bic Knute Nelson, refiri6ndose al Extre-
mo Oriente, aludi6 los intereses comu-
nes de la Gran Bretana y Japon:
Ell Hon. Eugene Hale, de Maine. Sc
levant6 ( contestar al Senador por Min
rUs nesots, co ' = protest6 de sus afrmaciones,
declarsndo que la actitud de los Estsdos
Unidos, con relaci6n al indicado confic-
to. debfa ser era de absolut& neutra-
lidad
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~ Randt bic BONANZA.
Alaska forum., 1904-10-15
RUSSIAN CRUISER OFF ESQUlMALT

\ VICTORIA, B. C.; Sept. 20.-Mem- bers of the crew of the H. M. s. Grafton, just returned from Comox, re- port the presence of the armed Russian auxiliary cruiser Korea in the Pacific, off the northern coast of Vancouver is- land steaming slowly ,uthward.
 She is supposed to have been the yes sel sighted off the Alaskan peninsula three weeks ago by Puget sound trad ing steamers to and from Nome. They could not make her out, as she stood eff on their approach.
 Kosea Must Di,mande
 At Esquimalt tonight the navy men are confident the Korea will report with in twenty-four hours. A commissioned officer of the Grafton said today to a press representative that if the Korea puts in here her case will be attended to in short order, meaning that the com mander on the station has his instruct ions already from the admiralty at to what to do whatever plea the Korea's commander advances.
 A hint dropped tonight by naval of- ficer is to the effect that the order will be to dismantle internationally. The Russian is regarded as direct menace to British shipping.
 British Warship Ready
 His majesty's ship Flora, according to a statement from Esquimalt tonight, could put to sea in ten minutes notice. She has steam up and can put to sea in ten minutes notice. Another serious re- port has leaked out from Esquimalt to- night to the effect that imperative or ders have been received from London to rush the completion of the Signal hill fort, commanding Esquimalt and ten miles of the strait. Work will be rush. ed night and day and the huge nine point siege guns mounted without delyy.
 Germany May Take A Hand
 One of the naval officers remarked few days ago that grave apprehension is now entertained of Germany's en- trance to this quarrel, hence no doubt the activity in and around Esquimalt.
Alaska forum., 1904-10-15

ID, I9U4. No. 10 ~ ADJUDGED INSANE Another of The Barteeu Bros. Coe. Insane
 Rock Greeks Rich Ore-An Independent
 Enters Farbanks-St. Michael Traffic
 NOME NUGGET
 NOME, Aug. 31.-Ed Bartlett, one of the widely known Bartlett Bros. once wealthy packers and freighters on the Klondikc trail and in Dawson during the exciting times of '97 and '98, is in the federal jail, where he was lodged af- ter he was adjudged insane in the district court yesterday. Bartlett has been working for the Solomon Ditch Company most of the summer, but came in town about three weeks ago and began drink ing heavily. He will be sent to the Mt. Tabor, Or. sanatarium. Al Bartlett was sent to the Salem asylum for the insane, from Rampant year ago, but escaped shortly after his arrival and is now supposed to be in Fairbanks.
 Steamer Dusty Diamond was sold at auction on Monday by the marshal to satisfy lien for wages. The vessel, which is now at Golovin bay, was pur- chased by E. B. Berthrop for $3, 800. The Dusty Diamond will be placed on the Fairbanks-St. Michael run. She is is staunch vessel, and will prove val uable acquisition to the independent riv- CT fleet.
 Development work on quartz ledge on4 Rock creek, owned by the Pioneer Mining Co.,, is said to have shown up fine body of rich ore. The ledge was located year or so ago for the company by c. F. Anderson. Samples of the ore assay very high. MT. Anderson stated yesterday that there was one ledge 12 feet wide. The ore is in place, and there is no question as to either it's qua lity or quantity. Assays of the rock val ues go over $200 to the ton. The ore is tellurium.
 DlPHTHERlA AT VILLAGE
 A case of diphtheria is reported from
Alaska forum., 1904-10-15
A NEW DISTRICT

Many Prospectors Now in The Toolavana
 Sixteen Creeks 50 Far Stakcd--Miners Rushing to New Diegings Prospects
 Clint DuMire came in from the upper Toolavana the early part of the past week. He will winter there this sea- son, and brings out the following report of the new district.
 Where the bulk of the work will be done this winter, is on the north fork and it's tributaries. It is just halfway between Rampant and Fairbanks;-65 miles each way. The creeks all head in Cheeseman dome, and are about 135 mi les from the mouth of the Toolavana where it enters the Panama.
 Tkere are sixteen creeks already par tially staked, and about sixty claims re- corded in the Fairbanks office. Among these creeks are Orc Fina, Ohio, Mon- tana, Indiana, California, Texas, and Idaho. The prospects are good; but all surface so far. All these creeks head in the big dome There has never been a prospector in the country. We found some old traces of geological survey party that passed through years ago. There are about 30. miners now on the ground and many more now on the way in from Fairbanks.
 The Toolavana forks; we are on the north fork, called the Nortakakat by the Indians; the south fork is the Chat aneeka. 1t is great game country; moose, cariboo, and all kinds of small game is abundant.
 Among those who will put in the sea son there are; Bill Cheeseman, George Green, son of the former captain of the Monarch, J. Gullick and his partners. There is fine location, ten miles from the diggings, which will make an ideal townsite. It is called Minecaga; is on the main river, and can be easily reach. ed by steamers. The Toolavana district IS the coming section of the interior.
 It is reported that the N. c. Co. is be- ing sued in Seattle for $lO, ,000 damages by Joe Cooper. The company held up $lOOO OOremittance sent Cooper at Kamprt.
Alaska forum., 1904-10-15
DlPHTHERlA AT VILLAGE

A case of diphtheria is reported from the Indian village, The family are isolated. The disease will be speedily stamped out if possible.
Alaska forum., 1904-10-15

It is reported that the N. c. Co. is be- ing sued in Seattle for $lO, 0O0 damages by Joe Cooper. The company held up $lOOO remittance sent Cooper at kAnlprt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-02
You Can't Have Amy Form of Catarrl1
if You Have Pure Blood.
You Can't Have Pure Blood il You
Have Amy Stomach Ailn1ent.
You Can't Have Amy Stomach Ailmemt
III You Take Munyon's PaW=Paw.

| am pleased to state to the world
that my PawPaw has proved itself
to be not only a positive cure for
Dyspepsia and all forms of Nervous
ness, but is without doubt an infalli-
bic cure for Catarrl1. When | put
this remedy upon the market | knew
that it would cure Dyspepsia. l
knew that it would cure Nervous
ness. | knew that it would cure
Sleeplessness; / also knew that it
would purify the blood and give
strength and energy to the whole
system, but | had not thought of it
as Catarrh cure; but the hundreds
of testimonials that | have received
from people that have been cured of
Catarrh prove to me that this new
vegetable pepsin is destined to be
great blessing to Catarrh sufferers.
1t cures Catarrf by purifying the
blood. | do not believe it is posi-
bic for person to have pure blood
who has not well stomach and
good digestion. My Paw-Paw
makes the stomach we'll, makes one
eat and digest all that they do eat.
1t makes one sleep; it rests the
nerves. 1t puts vitality in every
fiber, tissue and bone. 1t seems to
Munyon's Paw-Paw, large bot
bottle. Paw-Paw Laxative Pills, rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-02
Discovery Ascribed to Vespucci;

But now that these parts Europe, Asia
and Africa) have been widely explored, and
another fourth part has been discovered
by Americas Vespucci, will be seen here
after. do not see why we should refuse 10
name 1t America namely, the land of
Americas, because of its discoyerer, Amer
icus. man of sagacious mind, since both
Europe and Asia derived their names from
women" tyf=i
Martin WaldseemuIler probably never ex-
pected that his suggestion would be adopt
ed, but his little book became universally
popular, and with the map that accom-
panied it, bearing the name America, 1t was
reprinted within the next ten years in the
Latin French, Italian, German and Dutch
languages, at Florence, Rome. Venice, Ant
werp Nuremburg. Leipzig, Strasburg Basic
and Paris, and the seed, thus sown produced
a big crop of other Biographies within the
| next two centuries, IN which the name
America was used to designate the colonies
of Spain and Portugal in the new world
Professor Humboldt makes 1t clear
that Vespucci probably never knew any
thing about this use of his name and never
| suspected that he was, thus to be immor-
talized,. and thus the title of the western
hemisphere was purely accidental.
Very few people know that his descend
ants in 1850 came to Washington with
petition to the Congress of the United
States to grant them the right of citizen
ship, a tract of land and pension of money
sufficient to enable them to maintain with
responsibility the name of their ancestor. of
which they are so proud. =" The petition
concludes follows: THE remarkable
events which have of late years convulsed
Europe and destroyed the estates of so
many ancient families have also wrecked
the fortunes of the Vespucci race, They
are at present reduced to poverty, yet they
hope for better fortune through the gem
crosby of the great American people" This
is signed by Amerigo. Eliza, Teresa and
Alena Vespucci. who are youched for by
Edward Lester of Maryland, then United
States consul at Genoa, who had very
high opinion Of. them. Congress took no no.
tice Of the application, which lies in pigeon
hole among the archives of the clerk Of the
House of Representatives and had been for
gotten by everybody. Colonel French, the
index clerk discovered 1t short time ago.
In this connection 1t might be Interesting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-02

have the power of purging all poi
sons from the system. 1t acts
wonderfully we'll on the Liver. 1t
puts this organ into activity;
prevents Constipation, Headaches,
Jaundice, and other Liver troubles.
want every person who suffers
with Catarrh to get bottle of Paw
Paw and take it according to direc-
ton and see how quickly it will stop
all catarrhal discharges from the
nose; the dropping of mucus into
the Stomach; pains in the Head,
dizziness, infiamed eyes, nausea,
deafness, hawking, and splitting, and
other disagreeable features of Ca
tarrh.
People who suffer with Catarrh of
the nose, head, and throat should by
all means get package of my Ca
tarrh Tablets, and use them as a
wash. This wash will cleanse,
soothe, and heal all sore spots, har-
den the membranes, and prevent
taking fresh colds.
| do not believe there is case of
Catarrh, whether it is in the head,
throat, lungs, or stomach, that Paw
Paw and my Catarrh Tablets will
not cure.-MUNYON.
les, SI.oo. Catarrh Tablets, &c. 4
q hottie At all dr,1opiStS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-02

Munyon's Paw-Paw large bottles, Soo Caarrh Tablets
bottle. PawPaw Laxative Pills. bottle. At all druggists
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-02-16
DITCH COMPANIES.

The proposed articles of association
of the Kohala Ditch Company, Limited
were filed yesterday in the office Of
the Territorial Treasurer, as were also
the amended proposed articles Of the
Hamakua Ditch Company. The arti-
cles of the two proposed companies are
practically the same throughout the
only important difference being in the
names of the companies John Hind,
j. T. McCrosson, F. Wundenburg, ]. s.
Low and ]. K. Clark are the paid-up
stockholders of both corporations.
Thus two corporations composed OF
the same individuals have proposed ar
ticles on file with the Treasurer.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-02-16
.WEA7HERFORJANUA

The following Is the Meteorological
Summary for January:
Temperature mean for the month,
us; normal 7O.3; average daily maxi
mum, 1872; average daily minimum
.67.4; mean daily range, SIS; greatest
daily range 10 degrees, least daily range
4 degrees highest temperature, a.;
lowest IS degrees.
Barometer average, 10000; normal
29.972; highest 3O17 18th, 18th and 14th)
lowest, 29.S1 C27th); greatest 24-hour
change, that is from any given hour
Of one day to the same hour on the
next, 10; lows" passed this point %
to 2Sth, inclusive; highs" 1st to goth
and 1890.
Relative humidity average, 1870; nor
mall 1871; mean dew-point, 61.7; nor
NAL $685. mean absolute moisture, sos
grains per cubic foot; normal 627.
Rainfall, 5.45 inches; normal, $40;
greatest rainfall in one day, O.92 (from
a. m. 23rd to a. m. 24th); rain re-
cord days, Is; normal, 16; total at
Luakaha, 17.71 inches; normal, 9.15;
at Kapiolani Park 319 inches; normal,
.2O1.
The artesian well water level rose
from 89.4O to 1898 feet above men sea
level January 31st, 1903 it stood at
3j.OG. The average daily mean sea
level for the month was 81 the as
sumed annual mean being 10 feet above
datum. For January 1903 it was 9.71.
Trade wind days, % a NNE); normal
IA; average force Of wind, IL, Beaufort
scale and during daylight; average
cloudiness, tenths of sky, 40; normal,
"A.
Approximate percentage of district
rainfall as compared with normal; Ha-
wall; Hilo district, 227 per cent; Ha
makua, 1S1; Kohala, 1871; Waimea 427;
Kona 100; Kau, 14S; Puma 296; Island
Of Maui, 1923 per cent; Oahu, Honolulu
district, pol; Nuuanu, POP; Koolau, 144;
Ewa so per cent; Island of Kauai, va
riable, from 80 at Waiawa to 10 at
Hanalei.
The heaviest monthly rainfall was at
Olaa, $3.50 feet elevation) 1915 inches.
The heaviest 24-hour rainfalls were at
Waimea, 6.55 inches (27th); Olaa Mill
$40 (5th); Pahoa, 6.1O (27th). All on
the Island of Hawaii.
Kohala, dew point, $50; relative hui
nudity, S0.4.
Eva plantation, dew point, 62.O re-
lative humidity, Il; barometer mean
80 OIL.
The record for the month was an
exceptional one Temperature, pres
sure, rainfall and trade wind days all
considerably above the January nor
mails; the barometer especially so,
/ making the seventh consecutive month
of pressure above the normal.
Activity of the crater Halemaumau in
Knauea ceased toward the end of the
month.
Honolulu; Lunar halo 1st; lightning
to the southeast on the evening of the
2nd; bright afterglow 9Th; dew morn
| ings,
Reported from other stations; Hilo:
thunder and lightning 3rd and 4th;
slight earthquake 23rd at $40 p. M
Pepeekeo: thunder and lightning End
stu, and Goth; heavy snow on noun