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II you have not
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FURNISHED and unfurnisiied rooms fo
rent. 70 1th St NV. ny14-3t
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WANTED-To buy- secondhand Panama hats:
must be In go,5a condition and cheap fog
cash. Address BOX 3ss this office 1nyl4-3t
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TABLE BOARD.

BOARD. 50 per week. sol 18th ST my.
Basement door. mTia-st
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1913 ST. The Pasadena-Hotise fronting
Franklin Park; we'll appointed homeIike:
table barriers and transients accommodated.
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A DELIGHTFUL. large unfinished front
room. With aleove second floor; southern
exnnsurei porcelain bath; desirable in every
particular references exchanged. 1913 Al ST.
FnyI2-3t
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OPPORTUNITY for man Of business abiI-
ity, having money TO invest IN the best bust
ness OF the building trade. Address BOX
355, this Office. myI4,I5.7
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WANTED-A reliable girl for general house
work; plain cooking, washing, and ironing.
Apply at COS 9Th st. NV. my13-2t
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FOR SALE-3c lunch room; fms business and
very small expenses; cheap e sold at once.
buyer can stay in place week or two be-
fore he buys. Address BOX $685. this Of
fee invita- Z
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FOR RENT-six rooms and bath: also suit
able for dentist SIS 9th ST. nv nly13-3t
FOR RENT-one room. s. month. aoa K
st. W. ny42-St
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DRUG STORE; handsomely furnished; fas
business stand; small cash payment; balance
easy. Address BOX $685. this Office IayI4-3t
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WANTED-China packer only those expert
enced and fully competent need apply to
SUPERINTENDENT, S. KANN. SONS & co IL
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WANTED-Good meat cutter 40 c St sw.
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FURNISHED or unfinished rooms for Iisf
housekeeping. 800 18th ST. nv. II
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FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without board;
near Capitol: fine location. 131 Maryland ave
ne 1t
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LOST.

LOST-Saturday, between Chase's Theater
and 18th and z SITS, four tickets for Friday
matinee Please return 232 80 St NV. IL
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SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE, car
pets, stoves, bric-a-brac, and all kinds of
household goods. BAUM'S FURNITURE
SHOP, 9Th and u SITS. NV. Phone North 1913.
my14-3ot
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FURNISHED and unfurnisheG rooms 6
st, NV. ny13-3t
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WANTED-A good. quick busheIn1an Ap-
ply NEWCOIiN GREEN, 1902 z st. nv
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WANTED-Justiee Of peace or Clergyman In
Alexandria. perform private marriage cere-
mony; no questions. Address Immediately
BOX 36T this office II
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office girl, s. to start.
ali Monday at 619 F ST. NV. ROOM 8, 1t
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WANTED-TYPEWRITERS.

WAHTED-To rent No. 6 or Z Remington
good condition; state terms. Address BOX
2S5, this office. niyll-3t
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WANTED-Competent dressmaker to assist.
For particulars apply to p. ., BOX 300,
Harrisonburg. Va. my14-3t
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LOST-Bro~n and white fox terrier: tag
No. 1880. Reward II returned TO I473 Meridian
st Mt Plea SAINT IT
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I CAN BE CONSULTED in absolute privacy
any hour Sundays at my residence s07
Mount Vernon place NV. DETECTIVE
RE 4 DEORD
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FOR RENT-Three furnished UNFINISHED
rooms; light housekeeping. 1eT Cd st. ne.
my12-3t
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BRADFORD'S NATIONAL DETECTIVE
AGENCY, SUITE 224. COLORADO BUILD
ING, 18th and SIS. Reliable and conl1den-
tial service at all hours Phone. office, Main
2525; residence, Main 1869 MORGAN BRAD
FORD. Jr.. Superintendent n1yI4-7t
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LIGHT manufacturing business. $500 ADJ
dress BOX 354 this Office Yay1z-et
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hand lawn swing for cash
Address BOX 3o7. this ONCE Ii
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YOU NEED THE BEST-Large front room.
second story; piano; water. closets; light
housekeeping. 2I6 l st. NV rnyl4-3t
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FOR RENT-FURNssHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Three second story rooms. sin
gle suite. 1911 G. st. NV. 1t
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ONE FURNISHED or unfurnished third
ny12-3t
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PROF. LIVINGSTONS
New York Dressmaking and Designing Seho,

lz20 C ST. NV
Ladies, now is your time to bring your spring
suit and learn to design. cut and make all
your summer gowns equal 10 any frst-class
di essnaker; teach only the highest grade.
up-t0-Gate French dressnaking and design
ing. by Prof. Livfngston's new dress and
skirt cutting machine, the latest and most
wonderful machine for dresscuttng, dress
making, ladies tailoring. draping. and de-
signing OF trimming and applique work: good
positions furnished pupils after learning
ali style pa tterns cut to measure from any
plate or. design; perfect fit guaranteed.
mvl3-2g
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR sALE-Grocery stand IN leading mar
ket. DUNLOP 629 ST. ny1z-st
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PERSONAL.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN Vibrator
massage, face, scalp, and body treated at
your residence IL desired. 1t soothes the
nerves. quickens the circulation. grasses
wrinkles, makes rosy cheeks. removes double
chin, headaches, nervous debility. tired feel
ing. all aches and pains. Satisfaction or no
charge. Address BOX 37s, this office
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LADIES AID GENTLEMEN: Don't put
aside your -, =iything, shoes, and hats be-
fore seeing ni. 5 I pay highest cash prices
for them. Drop postal, viii call. H GE-
WlRZ. 1e0s eth ct NV. myo-13t
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SINGLE AND COMMUNICATING ROOMS
furnished and unfurnished; all modern con-
veniences and moderate rent. 2135 C ST. nv
o.
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WANTED-Flat work marker. ToLMAN
LAUNDRY, 9Th and c SITS. myI4.3t
WANTED-The services of several expert
enced bundle wrappers; also special boys
with wheels Must be IA years of age or
over Permanent positions and highest SAL
airy for this kind of work Apply TO s
KAHN. SONS & co ovIas+
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-22
AL CONSEJO EJECUT|vO

Los que suscriben, farmaceuticos
residences en- HumacaO, Sc permiten
lamar la atenci6n de ese Alto Cuerpo
hacia el Housse Bill n1mero %, apro.
bado por la Camara de Delegados,
proveyendo ell mejor servicio de Sani-
nidad. Dicho Bill en- su Secci6n ga,
establece un privilegio exclusive &
favor de los Practicantes en- cirujfa,
titulados, toda vez que determine di.
cha Secci6n que clos cargos de ms.
pector de Sanidad, insular munich
pal, seran desempefados por Practi-
cantes en- cirujfa titulados.1
Los exponentes Green en- justicia
que los referidos cargoS de Inspecto-
res de Sanidad, pueden ser desempe-
fiados tambi6n por Farmaceuticos gra.
duadoI, amparada dicha clase por su
tftulo professional, cuyos estudios y
conocimientos lie ponen en- condolences
identicas que q los Practicantes en- CT.
ruifa, para ell desempeno de dichos
cRrgos.
En- tai virtud; acuden & ese Alto
Cuerpo para que tenidas en- considera-
ci6n las razones expuestas, ese Homo
rable Consejo Sc sirva scordsr que la
Secci6n % del H. Bill ndmo % prove
yendo ell mejor servicio de Sanidad,
sea redactada;
clos cargos de Inspector de Sani-
dad, insular municipal, seran desem-
petados por Practicantes en- cirujfa,
titulados, 8 por Farmsceuticos grs-
duados.0
Humacao, Febrero q de 1905.
CAndido Martinez Rosell6, Jose
Iserns Jimenez, Avelino G. Pehs, 10.
se q, do Aldrey,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-22
Hotel Marina

Habiendo cambiado de duefio este
acreditado establecimiento, han sido
introducidas en- 81 grandes reformas,
que le ponen Ia altura de los mejo-
res de su clase, En- 81 Sc encontraran
los mas exQuisitos platos de las coci
mas francesa, americana, inglesa y
criolla, usl como un excelente servi-
clio en- todo 10 que Sc relaciona con es-
ia clase de estabIecinientos.
Una vista ri Hotel Marina
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-22

JUNCOS, FEBRERO 15.-En la I
tarde del 13 del actual, re7ifan en- la
calle de Santa Rosa los hermanos Ig-
nacio Agosto y Andres Frsg guada, mo-
tivandola asuntos familiares y q con- }
secuencia de la que este iltimo result6 /
lesionado.
Acudieron al lugar del suceso el
Marshall don Francisco Barreras Ca
pc seguido de este oil policla Felix
Urrutia y cuando va estos caminaban
con Ell Agosto hacia ell dep6sito muni-
cipal, aparece ell cabo Rafael Rodrl-
guez montado en- un fogoso caballo y
luego de empujar brutalmente al Agos-
to, que no hacfa resistencia, pidi6 a
Urrutia ell rotten que portaba para
propinarle algunos macanazos, hecho
que hubiera realizado, q no ser por la
entereza de caracter del senior Barre
ras que supo colocarse dentro del
cfrculo de sus atribuciones como Mar.
shall, impidiendo que IN ciudadano de
buenos antecedentes acrisolada hon.
radez fuera vejado y ma!tratado de
obra impunemente, por ell furor auto
ritario del mencionado cabo Rodrf-
guez.
va en- el zaguan del dep6sito mu.
nicipal. el mismo cabo amenaza con
su revolver al Ignacio Agosto, pero
vuelve ell Marshall q llamarle al Or
den diciendole; <Dios libre & usted
tocar & ese sefior: yo le he detenido &
nombre y por la autoridad del Pueblo
de Puerto Rico; asf, pues, usted puede
hacer 10 que guste que yo dare cuenta
al Honorable Attorney General,
Despues de este, ell cabo Sc retro
pensativo y cabizbaio, diciendo para
ST. xTras la derrota de mi partido, no
salgo de fracaso en- fracaso; este
paso con el bill del sefior Abril, CO.
jer6 pronto el portante y mi ascenso
Sc perder& en- ell vacfo 6 naufragara
como naufrag6 ell barco que trafa los
regalos de Mr.. Hunt
La situa aci6n pecuniaria ha me-
dorado un POGO, los braceros estan de
enhorabuena, tienen mucho trabajo
que les asegura la subsistencia por
algdn tempo.
-Aqui Sc han agremiado cinco car.
pinteros & un sinndmero de pasantes,
appendices peones dana maderas y
estos ipfelices alucinados por ell estre.
cho 8 negado criterio de aquellos que
funcionau como jefes, han pretendidc
leyantar cierto movimiento POGO hala
gador sin mirar las consecuencias
Aver Sc adscribieron a la American
Federation of Labor y va qlieren LA
marse victimas.
Tengan cuidado. .sehores que tam
bien en- ell VICENTE C6digo Penal estt
comprendido ell delto de codcci6n exac
tamente APPLICABLE y que para pedil
! ue darecho que es poteStativo, e5 iu-
necesario ell atropello. Vuestro regla
mento no obliga a nadie (porque nc
puede restringir ell derecho individual
a que os ocupe, sabiendo que sus inte
reseS Sc lesionan.
Para los dias 16 y II que estar!
en- esta la Corte Municipal de Sal
Lorenzo, est&n se1alados 30 juicio
criminales procedentes todos de Jun
cos y en- 10 que va de mes, hAnse cele
brado en- San Lorenzo, de igual pro
cedencia sino 30; no faltaran muchos
Conveniente serfa que SO instalar,
aquf una Corte Municipal maflana
cuando este <Paris> volviera & conse
guir su personalidad que le arranc,
sin consecuencia una ley desp6tica
arbitraria, agregando q un pueblo
lleno de miserla 10 que equivale
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-22
NOT|C|AS De JUNCOS
{ De nuestr0 corresponsaI J

anerio,lar Ia sala q la cocina 8 ir el
palacio q Ia choza.
Juncos ha sido Ia salvaci6n de
San Lorenzo, pues de aquf Sc lleva-
ron en- 1902 mas de $1,000 y desde en-
tonces a hoy suma y sigue.
-Escribiendo estas cuartillas me
informa el obrsro Fidsl Lopez, que el
domingo del actual fuS maltratado
de obra por ell policfa Urrutia de este
puesto, quien Sc present6 en- su casa
donde estaba con su su mAdre y una
hermana en- momentos que sostenian
una discussion familiar. Urrutia 10 sa-
CO de la casa q puf1etazos conducien-
dolo al cuartel, en- donde despues de
repetir su atropello 10 detuvo un ratio,
poniendolo luego en- libertad. Agre-
ga que esos hechos los presenciaron
sus familiares y couveclnos y que ell
guardia cuando vino & su casa venfa
sin guerrero y en- camiseta.
He investigado algo sobre este y
resulta ser cierto, por 10 que soy de
parecer que el guardia en- cuestl6n CO.
meti6 un delito de aggression amparado
por el uniforme (dicho en- ingles, pero
en- castellano es I'm abuse, y no de con-
fianza.
Victor Flores, expulssdo no ha
mucho del cuerpo de Ia Insular por
sus pesimas condolences como ssf pue-
de aseverarlo ell doctor Jimenez San
ljurjo de Caguas, y que el 8 de No.
viembre alardeaba dc no ser guardis
entonces para impedir que los unio.
nistas votaran, ha sido nombrado re.
cientemente y destinado al puesto de
Cayey. Flores es un buen guardia
segdn 81 y otros como ell cabo Loren
20 Isern, Pagan, Figueroa, Perales y
ca.
Ell nombramiento del citado Flo
res, ayuda al elemento turbulento de
que SO inclina y es de suponer que la
Comisi6n de Ia Policfa fue sorpren-
pida que no examine los pesimos
an:ecedentes de dicho suieto que deian
mucho que desear, pero ahf viene el
<Bill de la Policia. que traera 10 que
dicho Flores necesita.
-Existen aqui tres casas donde SO
juega & 10 prohibido. Perales Sc ocu.
pa de vigilar los cerdos que Sc en-
cuentran fuera del poblado y de hacer
bonito cuerpo secundado por su com.
paflero svieiita 6 juicy dormidos que es
otro apestado republicano y el cabo
Rodriguez en- formular denuncia con-
ira muchachos, por el grave delito de
vender en- la acera (sin estorbar el pa
SCI un caldero de arroz con carne cum
pliendo para clio con las Leyes de Sa.
nidad.
/ Como ell Lcdo. Vald6s Caias
vuelva inculpsrme mansalva como
r 10 hizo dias pasados en- Ia trastienda q
de don JESUS Maria Cort6s, atribuyen.
dome hechos que no he sof1ado, ejer-
) cere mi papel de Scurial q Ia antigua
J llevando q todo un Lcdo. en- Derecho
al sito donde .en los Tribunales SO
sientan los difamadores.
Lo mismo hare con otros de aquf
q ineptos por complete y hu6rfsnos de-
q a inteligencia, tan pronto sea en- mi
i. poder cierto documento en- que Sc trans
: criba un informe dado & r. r. r. D.
G. para que ast comprendan que 90 in
forme, quien debe y puede darlo y no
q que Sc cream con poteatad para splas-
tar al que puede aplastarlos.
Pronto remitire unos detalles inte.
s resantes que hoy omito por ser dema.
Y siado.extenso, pues todos Sc referen &
, un iardin de la 1glesia Cat6lica.
|
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CorOnaci6n de Ia
Reina del Cafnaval

Extste un gran entusiasmo entire
distinguidos elementos de la sociedad
capitalefa, para asistir al acto de la
coronation de la Reina del Carnival,
on el teatro de ssta ciudad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-22
BAS g. Co..

Agentes comisionistas. Corredo-
res de Aduana. Representatives. de
importantes casas de Europa y Esta-
dos Unidos. Compra y veuta de fru-
tos del pals. Sc solicita correspon-
dencia.
Allen, "a st. P. 0. Box ISL.
San Juan, P. r.
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ancestry. being a direct descendant
OF Lord Sterling through his daughter,
the famous Lady Kitty Duer OF revO-
lutlOnary days. from whom she is
named. As Kitty Duer she made a
brilliant debutant, but the DuerS are
not very wealthy tas money Is counted
nowadays. and il was not until she
married Mr.. Clarence II. Mackay that
she had full opportunity To crafty her
tastes and test ner talents.
The mention of the name Mackay
anywhere in the West brings back the
dizzy days of the early fifties when the
Big FOur-Mackay. Fair. Flood and
O'Brien-dug a hundred and fifty mill
lion out of the Big Bonanza on the
Comstock. Since then the Mackay
money has gone into telegraph proper
ties. and developed the first Pacific
cable The present manager OF all that
| bio california fortune is Just past
thirty lie is quiet man devoted 10
I his home. hts babies and his business.
an enthusiast in Out-of-door sports, and
lover OF music.
To his home are invited the people
whom IL Is really interesting 20 meet.
for Mrs. Mackay one OF the very few
women in New York who know their
own position such as 20 set the seal OF
good form on any action, gathers IN
many from the artistic and intellectual
fields whose achievement IL their only
claim TO social recognition. She her
self has published drama. ~Gabri-
ellie" and novel. The Stone OF Des-
tiny" Every free minute not given
to her little girls--and they get more
of her time than is usual with the chill
Gren of fashionable mOthers-iS spent
in writing. One of her prettiest acts
81 the restoration of a library given q
the village OF. Roslyn by William Cul
} len Bryant, whose home was at Hemp
stead, Long Island.
Some doubt has been expressed as 4
the ultimate success of Mrs. Mackayi
course in Rosiyn. IL being claimed tina
50 close a supervision over the welfar'
. OF community exercised by one yer,
: wealthy woman Is out OF harmony witt
1 republican ethics. But. II as Mrs. Mac
4 II kay intends. the occupants OF Harco
I'M are to help. anu not try to dcml
Z nate Roslyn. the result may be some
r thing worthy OF emulation
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plans for improvements that will add
TO the physical comfort OF the children:
i'm fact. the very first suggestion she
made i'm board meeting was tnat the
room used for such meetings be turned
over to the children on bad days. so
that they need not eat their lunch out
Of-dOOrs. She has urged the employ
ment OF teachers OF manual training
and live languages. such as German
and Italian. I'm order that later on the
children may not find themselves
strangers to either their hands or the
language OF their neighbOrs. Permis-
sion has been granted her 20 make
some provision for the comfort OF the
teachers without cost 90 the community.
To raise money for further improve
ments. Mrs. Mackay gave n bazaar.
Stories Of the architectural beauty OF
the house. ana OF the wonderful ef-
fects obtained i'm landscape gardening.
had aroused public curiosity and Eve
thousand tickets were sold. Mrs. Mac
kay racked her brain for new ideas.
and impressed the prettiest OF her
women friends into service behind the
booths. They made several thousand
dollars from one o'clock TO seven Of a
single afternoon.
htu UT. Ma'hdN -aNt AAt h'Ni'tt'tl
a S9.N0-building. 10 be used as home
and training school FOR nurses. and LAS
wife provided an ambulance.
A small fire In the village demon
strated the inefiiciency OF the FIRE de
partment. and Mrs. Mackay promptly
gave fully equipped engine. II
might De- said with some show of truth
that she has adopted Roslyn and
watches over X from llarbor Hin very
much as the English Lady OF ths
Manor" watches over and works fol
her tcnautry. she is herself of Englisl
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-02

The Suns Corona Showing Streamers.
times the suns radius. These are
what is known as the prOminences and
the corona IL is the theory that the
sun projects vapOr into space, which,
when cOndensing into large drops. falls
back to the sun. giving rise TO the
curved prominenceS. while, If Of
small size. the drops are driven or a.
gain into the atmosphere show ing the
streamers OF the corona. However.
with all the knowledge Of the aStrOn-
omers. the exact composition OF the
corona Is a matter of conjecture. some
believing that the particles OF con
denSatiOn are not alone moisture / AT a
continuous mass OF gas held up by its
own elasticity. \ Well-knOwn pro
fesSOr of astronomy. when asked the
question OF what Is the corona COM
posed. frankly stated. Il do not know
what To make OF the corona It Is
believed. however. that the recent
observations OF the eclipse and the
corona viii solve this question
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-02

has successfully traced the east coast
81 Greenland to as TAR north as Cape
bismarck. Russia has dome admirable
survey work ~ she Arctic seahonr4
Holland has dome much to famiiiarlrc
as with the condition aud GRIT ~ the
ice. la the Barcuts sea. even an FAR IS
thc shores 81 Franz Josef Land AMI
Norway. through Fridtiot hansen. who
with indomitahle pluck and energy
made his marvellous journey GA snow
shoes across the Icy continent ~ Green.
land. has won laurels I'm tho exulorn-
tionS OF the Arctic regions.
Of the various explorations however.
nome seemed to be- surrounded with
such originality and. as some author
tiles declared. with so much fooihar,il-
q Ss rs the project ~ =. a Andrec.
who. with two companions. on July II,
1907. assembled FROM Danes Island i'm q
balloon. ami sailed away northward.
hoping by this untried means to reach
the North Pole. Reckless a~ this may
have seemed. 10 had been very coolly
and prudcnuy and systematically prs
pared for Andrec's visit % America
in 1876. during the Centennial ENhihl-
ton. gave him an opportunity tO %
serve the seeming regularity OF the
trade-winds and the possibility OF bal.
loon VOYAGES across the Atlantic. IN
1895 De had matured his plans for d
balloon expedition into the Arctic. esti
mating the cost Of the project at a it
tie over Ss6.OsO. which sum was speed
lis forthcoming from wealthy selen
lists.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-02
THE SUY'S CORONA.
Brilliant Display of Crimson and Sill
yer Flames Seen at Eclipse OF Sun.


ver Flames Seen at Eclipse of Sun.
Items appearing from time 10 time
describing the wonderful beauty OF the
suns corona. and the hazardous
expeditions OF astronomers over the
deserts sands In order to make
observations and photographs OF this
phenomena. lend interest To- the
question or its composition and cause.
II the moment. when the suns dis. iS
ohscurcd Ina total eclipse. enormous
brilliant red flames. sometimes curv-
Ing over toward the sun and some
times floating like clouds AT heights
up 10 10000 miles above this surface.
appear over the region or sunspots.
where the suns erupuve activity Is
greatest. Great silvery strcamCrs are
also seen about the same region. often
extending 10 n distance Of several