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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-07-26
a Surprised Burglar.

Schenectady, N. Y, July l3.-It
was surprised burglar who attempted
to to break into tho residence. of
George W. Moorein Cumberland ave-
nue. early this morning. MIR. Mco.e
lives in the home built here some
twenty years ago by George Westing-
house, of Pittsburg, for his brother,
who lived here at that time. 1t was
IN the country then, but it now stands
on one of the thoroughfares of tho
greater Schneotady. It is large
stone building and spacious grounds.
The present occupant of the house.
George ". Moore, is an inventor.
Among his inventions is burglar
alarm, which is connected with every
door and window in the house and
with the system of electric light in
the building in such manner that if
a door is opened or window is raised
or tampered with the house and veran.
das and balconies are suddenly illu-
minated with startling brillian6y,
while 6 gong in Mr.. Moore's sleeping
apartments begins to clang like fire
alarm bell.
The windows in the Moore house
are not fastened, SO when the burglar
tried to get in he thought he had
struck an easy job. He had not rails
ed the window more than four inches
when the house, inside and out. sud
denly became flooded with light and
the burglar alarm in Mr.. Moore's bed
room went off with noise that was
deafening. It didn't go off any sooner
than the burglar did, for he didn't
wait to pick up his jimmy and other
tools which he had laid outside the
window, but took to his heels at once.
Two minutes later, when Mr. Moore
and the men servants came hurrying
downstairs, there wasn't hide or hair
Of the burglar to be seen. ~.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-07-26
Knew Solomon All RIuht.

A little girl who attended regularly
Sunday school where the interna.
tIonal lessons were taught went one
afternoon to the class of playmate
and heard catechism questions for .he
first time in he- life. She was asked
several questions ind was much, NOR
titled not to be able to answer them.
who was the first man2" No an.
swer.
"Do you know who Noah WASP" A
shake of the heal, and the question
was passed on.
Finally the teacher said. "Did you
ever hear about Solomon, dear2"
Here was an acquaintance at last,
and the little girls face broke into
smiles.
"Oh, yes," che replied confidently;
II know him all the way through
Solomon Grundy, born on Monday!'
want me to say the rest?" York
Press.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-07-26
Justifiable Discretion.

Timonthy Woodruff says that in a
town cup the State" there are two
Irishmen who for some time have been
on bad terms with each other. Not
long ago Flaharty had, according to
the notions Of his friends, been the
recipient Of what could be deemed
nothing else than an insult from the
other Irishman. So they urged upon
him the desirability of vindicatiug his
honor BY promptly ohastising his an
cient enemy.
But it would appear that Flaharty
was a man Of some prudence, for,
said he, "he's more than me equal.
Lock at the size of him! The man o
giant!'
every we'll" replied friend, dis.
gusted by Flaharty's exhibition of
weakness, slave him go that is, if
you're wantin' people goin' about say
in that you're coward"
swell, dunno" responded Fla
harty placidly. 'At any rate, I'd
rather have thin sayin' that than the
day after tomorrow exclaimin' "How
natural Flaharty looks" Collier 8
Weekly.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-07-26
.gnappreciatsd Courage.

In the Tennessee mountains lived q
little hunter named Hiram Gates, the
New York Press says. Although
small in size, Hiram was noted for
his bravery for miles around in that
section Of the country, where courage
was q common asset. Once while
hunting he tracked bear to a small
cave. Now man hasn't one chance in
. million fighting Bear in close quar-.
ters, but this fact didn't deter Hiram
9 minute. Throwing down his gun he
'put his knife between his teeth anrd
crawled into tho dark hole after. the
snimal.
By the greatest Of good fortune he
succeeded in killing it, for the reason
that the cave was 81 small that the
bear couldn't turn around TO defend
himself. Otherwise there probably
would have been q different story.
Hiram skinned the bear, and then
went home, where he explained the
manner of the killing to his father.
The old man listened quietly until The
tale came to an end, and then, in q
,high-pitched, quavering voice, said:
"Well, Hiram, like q brave man
as we'll as anybody, but you're d-d
fooll''S
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-07-26
a Perfect Model.

y -. = J. - = M..Nr #
Biddlecome was holding his eldest
son in earnest converse, Gays the Cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
5 S : my boy, he said, ..'I am filled
with anxiety whsh ! think that you
will soon make choice Of q wife, #
@ have NOT done so yet, father
tho young man replied. ''Whas sort
}of wife would you suggesta"
The older man looked around eau.
tionsly. ..s.
5si} y son, " he'said, "if your faith
ier's advice is worth anything to you,
LET me urge you to seek for q woman
who hasn't the independence, t the
3positiyeness, the general character
istics Of your mother He was inter.
Irupted atthat moment BY 4 light foot
fall and realized that his beloved
$heipmeet had entered thereon. 5"nNo,
my son, !, he continued, do not hope
TO lind another woman like yonr moth
;er, Snch paragons are rarely, fever.
duplicated, 3 Il \ S.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-07-26

We plough with Eve steam gang
ploughs. 1t takes3'six hundred mules
to do che farm work and two hundred
aud fifty COW ponies and driving
horses to care for the Is, 600 head of
cattle on the place, and during har-
vest we employ 500 men.
I'VE have $4,000 acres in melons
this year, which We will ship out by
the train load. Our watermelons are
famous, and the seed alone are worth
500 an ounce. My father used to
nave sign in the melon patch, "$5
for anyone who goes through this
patch without taking a melon That
still goes. Any one can come and eat
and carry lhome all the melons he
ploases-or anything else, for that
matter.
Our buffalo herd is merely q fad
with US. We wanted the biggest
bunch, and We have them now. There
are not more than 300 buffalo in the
world-I doubt if there are that many.
There are nineteen head in Yellow
stone Park, Pswnee Bill has fifteen
head, Lincoln Park, in Chicago, has
fifteen head, Bronx Park, in New
York, about ten, tho National Park,
IN Washington, twenty more, and
there yon have about the lot. We
have thirty-ive buffaloes on our range
and some calves. ."-Washington
Post
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-07-26
Better not Migrate to Cuba.

There is really very little reason
for any American emigration to Cuba.
Probably 95 per cent of those who
come do so with the idea that the
natural richness Of the island is SO
great that wealth will come to them
without obliging them to contribute
any Of that unnatural aid known Is
hard work. Disappointment will sure.
ly be one Of the principal crops se-
cured by any who come with that ides
in their heads. Any man who believes
that Cuba is an exception to the fun.
6amental law that the cost ef bead is
the sweat of the brow should at once
revise his opinion. Cuban opportuui-
ties furnish ground for arguments and
inducements whose soundness is ap-
parent rather than actual. On basis
of modest capital backed by intelli-
gent industry the average American
will do quite as we'll in his own land
as he will in Cuba or Porto Rico or
the Philippines. Most Americans will
do sven better at home.-Havana Cor
respopdenoe New York Sum-,
- -
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-07-26

: What man likes about the, 4th
Of July is the way he can cuss the
things he did when he was boy.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-07-26

Ns ~
s5, 900 8 mcnth TO run the place, and
TO make any money out Of it We must
have the very best and largest labop-
saving machines and appliances. The
sold:tims days Of cowboy extravaganza
are gone with the eut Of. beef Oh the
hoof. We do business on the hoof
here, and our cattle, hogs and horses
have got 10 be fed close to pay. !,l
.sThe l0l ranch was so named BY
my father after his brand. II aigni.
lies nothing except chat is Is an easy
brand TO brrn. The ranch is in,,o,or.
porated for $500, 600, but We have
never deolsrsd q divide md. & When one
of usIis broke, All iusI are & broke, and IFS
The same WAY when We are aush. The
sssnsh ID rnnfaH IL 10 were i cong lomer.
alton of ranches. We are. the Miilsra.
and we're wc7kipg for the familyitbat
Sc nnlssand is to mcomsa. m forever. , tthers
and dssns. all down tie 6 line. i dor.t {
believe she property eyer will Be dis.
3estab lish Cd are sinply follow.
Ing out my faith er' Il idea. sss 81:
Sssl 81 The ranch 10 growing yearly AS
farmers We cnltivssa IS, ,00O acres ID
wheat, 2, 900 acres ga corn % and 500
acres in oata and alfalfa. We take oif M
10, 600 tonas of hay q year. 81 rs soil
nothing except live stosk and wheat. i.s
4 The rsst of the produce Ne feed Is
stock It tskes forty two binders 10
;.harrest our wheat cs op and i've st team
Ithreshe to thresh itss ON hay is
H gathsrsdi 81 by ], sWenty mo owing maoh
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-21

Va Sc sabe como, por denuncia de
unos guardias, se abri6 una investi.
gacl6n On 10 carcel de Puerta de Tie
rra. Los guardlas dicen que probaro n
sus acusaciones; el depariamento des.
tltuy6 & los guardias. Y separ6 al
alcside, sefior Berries, envjandole des.
de un empleo con MIL DOLLARS
aouales, casa c6moda, luz grstuita,
buen servicio y iurisdicci6n propls, 4
otro empleo de setecientos veinte dol.
lars, sin casa, sin luz, sin servicio y
sin jurisdiction.
ALI era jefe: squi es subalternc,
en- una posici6n modes tfsima.
El castigo esulta, pues, evidente.
En- el decreto del sefior Cross, CO
municado q loa guardias y publicado
por los peri6dlcos dice que <habiendo
examinado MINUCIOSAMENTE las
diligsncias de investigaci6n que Sc
practicarou en- virtud de denuncias
contra ell a'caide de Ia carcel de San
Juan, dispone que ell alcaide cess en-
dcho cargo ell 10 de O,tubre, trssla.
dandosele 4 otro cargo en- ell departa-
manto, segdn Sc proveera oportuna-
mente.1
Asf pues, en- virtud de UN EXA.
MEN MINUCIOSO. ell director del
Consolidado dispone Ia cesautfa del
slcaide Berrfos; luego lie rsbsja q un
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-21
FUECO EN- CAROLINA
Sc deseubren trapos empapa-
dos de alcohol y petr6leo y
latas de este liquido.
INCENDlO INTENTIONAL
Alarma en- la poblaci6n. Ha-
ce un ano ocurrl6 10 mis-
mo, en- eSa casa.

OctuJrc 81, ST a n. "A ests hora
las ampanas de la Iglesia anuncian
fdego. Ell sucsso ocurre en- una casa
propiedad de don Juan Suarez, situa-
da sn la calle de Amadao, esquina
Ia del Rscint). El fuego haze declA.
RADIO en- la parts bsja de la casa, y en-
10 letrina de Ia misma.
Una gran concurrencia de perGo.
mas del push y 10 policfa acude al
sltio del suceso J 60 logra extinguir 81
fuego, encontrAndose alli mismo ira
pos empapados de petr6leo y alcohol,
asf como una vasia conteniendo del
mismo lfquidn.
Por Ia ealle del Recinto y dos ca
sas mas abajo de la d,l suceso, eran
Q contradas por sus inquilinos don
Jose Perszy los vecinos doa Ernesto
Aponte , don Juan Nieves dos latas de
petr6leo com pletamsnts llenss de este
lfquido y unidas por una gran mocha
de trapos. Las latas estabsn cubier-
tas por sacos.
De TODD se desprsnde que el hecho
es intencional. Ls p,licfa y la Corte
municipal han empezsdo & practicar
la correspondence invsstig acl6n. Atm
no hay sospechss sobre quien 6 sobre
quienes puedan ser los autorss del cri.
mir al atentsdo que de no corjurarse
& tempo ca -seguro que al ananecer
estarfa envue'ta 90 l'amas toda Ia po.
blacitn
Els Ia seguoda v,z que la casa del
senior Suarex se ve amens z ada por Ell
fuego Hace va como un afio estuvo
punto de quemsrse; psro entonces
SO prob6 que el hecho fue pursmente
casual.
| CORRFSpONSAr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-21
0TRAS NOT|C|AS
81 abogado Lopez Tord. -.El
concerto de Amaiita Pao-
El piutor Jose N. Diaz.
La jUNTA CENTRAL
Un escrito al Gobernador.
Personals sentenciadas en-
I'm juicio en- Mauatf.

Estuvo syer on San Juan y nos hi
20 atsnta vista. nuestro amigo don
Carlos Lopez Tord, abogado resi-
dente On Ponce.
-En breve dsr6 Amalita Psoli,
Ia aplaudida csntspte puertorriqueiia,
~ anunciado conclerto en- el testro
del parque. Sabemos que cooperaran
{ 10 function importantss elementos do
ests eiudad.
-Elacreditado pintor escen6grafo
dc Ponce, don Juan N. Rios, ha llegado
{ San Juan, con obieto de prepsrar
S'gunas decoraciones para ell tsatro
del rarque B Borinquen.
Aver tarde se reuni6 10 Junta
Central do la Union de Puerto Rico
On sus oficinas calle de San Francis.
90. Sc tomsron important's acuerdos.
-Muchos agricultores de Maya
gnez, Las Marias, Maricao otros
pueblos del distrito, han dirigido un
escrito al Gobernador en- quejs contra
las continues denunetas de que vienen
siendo obj to, por parte dc la policfa
insular, los conductores do csrga que
vienen del campo 4 las poblaciopes,
30 pretexto de que se trata con cruel.
dad & las csbalg adurss.
En- ia Corte municiral de Mana
u SO han vi.to siete juicios por viola.
ci6n q las leyes de Rentas internas,
contra Salvador Montana, Lorenzo
Reyes, Jos6 vald6s, Manuel de Jssds
alias <Balita,, Ssndalio vald6s, jose
Chevere & Ignacio Arroyo.
Todos resultsron culpables del
delito de que 80 le acusabs, siendo
Castigsdos respeciivaments, con Glen
dollars de multa, 8 un mes de carcsl
On su defecto.
Ell juez municipal de Ponce ha
sentenciado q los siguientes indivi-
duoi: jose Garay, 45 dias por acome.
timiento; Telesforo Reyes, 90 diss por
acometimiento; Pablo Sierra, / sfio
por acometimiento grave y Francisco
Mangual As por igual delito.
Han igresado en- la carcel dt
Arecibo Ramon Perez Villanueva J
Eusebio Rivera Flores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-21

Esta rectificaci6n, contenida en Ia
carta que comentamos, es bochornosa.
Y no sabemos como caera en- las este.
ras del gobierno, qulen por Ia fuerza
misma de las cosas va convenciendose
de que ell Departamento de sanidad,
caridad y prlsionas no puede seguir
entregado la inep,itud y q la igno-
minia.
va en- eAtos dias llltimos el Conse.
10, en- vista de que un decreto sobre
carnes de cerdo result6 insostsnible,
y de que otro decreto sobre vents de
leche resulta disparatado y loco. acor-
do cresr una Comision Ia cual de
cuenta previa de sus pujos legislati
vos ell Depsrtamento consolidate.
Fue una lecci6n terrible. En- sual-
quier pals la renuncia habrfa venido
Immediate por parts del senior Crosas.
Pero Ia renuncla no vendrf. sQne en-
tiepde el sefior Crosas en- asuntos de
esa lndoe? El continha BAJO LA Co
MISSION tan trauquilo y tan sstisfecho.
Y la opinion Sc pregunta: pero seiIo-
res sde que modo SO nos desgobierna
en- Puerto Rico?
M&s dc un disgusto ha de dar to,
davfa ell seflor Crosas q los que le lle-
varon A un puesto que no sabs ocu
par. Y sers iusto que 10 sufran, 81
habiendo tantos hOmbre intelipentes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-21

destino insignifcapte, y por dltimo,
ofciando de LetcaS G6mez, ,le dirige una
carta, explicAndole que le separ6 de
su cargo POR EvITARLE MOLES-
TIAS.
dPero es verdad que hay alguien
capaz de suscribir un documento tan
ridfculo, que ese alguien dirige en-
Puerto Rico uno de los csntros mas
importantes? El procader del senior
Crosas DO resiste ell mas breve anAli-
sis; porque al mas rudo campesino de
la montana no seescspa 10 c6mico que
aparece un jsfe de depsrtamento, un
consejero del Ejecutivo, al escribir tai
carta como la que escribe ell sefior Gro
sas 81 sefior Berrfos, despues de impo-
merle tai castigo como lie impuso, casti-
60 que sin duda sera una injusticia y
I'm atropello, cuaudo su conciencia le
impulsa q rectiicarlo en- parte, dulcif-
oindolo de Ia manera mas expontanea
y mas bufa.
81 ell alcaide no merecfa ning1n
corrective "a que impon erselo? Y si
10 merecfa ia que darle explicsciones?
Cualquiera dirla que ell senior Cros az
80 propone, antes de salir de esa o6ci-
na--que es va hazms reir de las gen.
tes-poner en- evidencia al Gobernador
que le nombr6, creyendole tai vez con
maYores ATTITUDES.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-21
CONSEJERO EN- BERLINA
carta del seor Crosas al eacade Berries revea una
cia rayana en- la ceguera'
ABSURD0S Y CONVERSATIONS

90 empieza a selecclonar al revss y sc
escogs q un buen sci jr sin ideas de
NADIA. biea esta que e,e buen sefior se
encargue de ponerse en- berlina y de
poner, de palo, en- berllna los q ue,
para dispnner de auxiliares ciegos, le
nombraron.
Por EvITAR MOLEsTIAs al senior
Berries 80 le lama do la a!caldfs y se
le recluye & un destinejo de ssssn-
ia dollars. Cuando se quiera evitar
le mas molestias SO le dar& una ere
dencisl como guardia de penales cor
treinta dollars.
Hay cariflos que matan. Dios nos
libre de los carifios del sei1or Crosas.
Desde que en- 1900 hizo Ia celebre di.
vision territorial, calificada de ge11'
Wandering por los mismos america.
nos, le resulta 10 que al rey Alfonso
el sab'o en- la hist1,i Ia en- verso de
Diez de Rueds:
<Cada paso un desbarro es en- el suelo,
Solo que don Andres Crosas nj ei
rey, nj es sabio, sino un infsliz que
sin Ia invasion, y sin el tottm rsuolu
tum que le trajo 10 vida sec al y po
Utica, no assrfa de ser un vlejo alma
cenista dc Ia mar'ns.
En- esas manos eatan los asuntoi
dblicos.
iPobres asuntos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-21
ATR0PELL0 EN- LARES

ron restablecer orden, pues no Sc per
turb6 on 10 mas mfnimo. Ha sido
acogida con dessgrado noticia que da
ese peri6dico. = C0rresponsal.
Tienen raz6n nuestros amigos sl
acoger con disgusto una noticia que
sin duda viene de Ia policfa insular de
Lares q la iefatura de San Juan.
Lo ocurrido, segdn carta que llega
ahora q nuestro pupitre, es que Emilio
La Rosa, ioven barbero que disfruta
smpati 40 en- Lares, <tuvo un pequef1o
disgusto en- su propia casa. El guar
d "a Disz, sin derecho alguno, le llam6
q 10 acera de Ia barberfa y le di6 un
(Contimia en- Ia pdgina Gq)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-21

', Anteayer public5 este peri6dico
una noticia, recogida en- ell cuartel de
Ia policfa insular, sobre disturbios en-
Lsres. Dicha nota decfa asf:
<-Esta M q ana SO produjo un dis.
turbio en- Lares entire un policfa y ell
pueblo, Parece que fue detsnido por
escsndalo Emilio Larosa, quien hizo
resistencia al gusrdia Dslmeredo Dfaz.
Este al verse acometldo us6 del rotten,
infri6udole una confusion en- Ia fren-
to. I'll pueblo protest6 de dicho acto
FL csbo Bruguerss y otros guardias
reata blecieron el orden, ligeramente
perturbadoS
LA DEMoCRACIA recibi6 tambien
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-21
DEPORTES EN- TURIN

La primera asamblea de Asocia-
ci6n Juvenil Cat6lica de Deporte', tu.
vo lugar en- Turin con el mayor exito
ell afio pasado 1904.
En- virtud de la favorable acoglda
que hubo de dispensarsele, Sc ha deci-
dido ahora que la segunda asamblea
% reuna este afio, principles del mes
actual.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-21

un despscho directo ds su active CO.
RESP, nsal en Lares. Y 10 dimos in
mediataments q las csias; pero, des-
pues de incluirlo en- ell SUMARio de Ia
INFORMATION DEL DIA, como puede
verse en- la citsda edici6n, ell Regente
de la Impren.a 10 olvid6 al compagi-
mar. Y no aparece inserto.
AL llegar & Lares nuestro nun ero
de antesyer, la indignation, que va
era grande ante ell inicuo atropello
realizsdo contra Emilio La Rosa por
el guardla Delmeredo Diaz, aumenta
con iusticia.
He aquf los telegrama que aeaba-
mos de recibir:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-21

Lares, Octubra 2l
DEMO San Juan, p, r.
Noticia disturblos Lares, dada
psri6dico, hoy absolutam 'nta falsa.
Psrecs Official lnteres ada, Emilio La
Rosa no di6 escindalo nj hlzo resis-
tencia policia, nj fue detenido. Guar.
dia Dfaz, sin rsz5n, abusivamen!e,
hiri6 POR L., ESPALDA & La Rosa.
Cabo Bruguera y policia no necesita
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-21
Lares. O:tubre 81.

Lares. O:tubre 81.
Muhoz Rivera San Juan.
Suplicole rectiique noticia hoy
question Lares Peri6dico NAL ipfor-
mado. Doctor Sein
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-21

E HELVETIA.--27 calle Dc
la Cruz. Gran casa de hespedes. sTa.
bic d. hotel,. Aposenlos para famihas
, personals solas. Comidas & cincuen
b centavos cubierto. Bsfios. Telefono
1s2. Apartado correo, 295. Propieta-
Tio, Pedro Schira. Nots: Este hotel
esA cargo de una seforita cagne-
ia
The daily Alaskan., 1905-12-28
.B4O. PLICHT AFTER JEFF
Jack O'Brien Wants to Fight
 Big Jim

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan J San Francisco, Dec 2S-Philadelphia Jsck O'Brien is hurling challenges at Jim JefTries, recently retired as the champion pugilist of the world. O'Brien compares himself to Cor ett when the latter met Sullivan.
 Fitz Talks of Wife
 Bob Fltzsimmons denies the rumor, in circulation for several days, that his wife, who left him recently, ran away Jimmy Britt. He planes Major Miller, former lover of his wife, for her departure.
 Deu,oustratISn for Fiiz
 There was remar kable reception given to Fitzsimmons at his appearance in the opening night of Flight For Love-"
The daily Alaskan., 1905-12-28
SantO Domingo Presjdent
 and Cabinet Fly

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
 Washington, D. C., Dec. 2S-Presi- dent Carlos F. Morales and his cabinet have flown from the capital and they might try to set up another government in some other p~rt of the country, This is feared. They are being pur- sued by troops but their destipation has not been learned though he might be seeking a juncture with Jiminez who opposes the regime of Horacio. They are dissatisfied with the arrangements made with the Uni,ed States, which has chargeo of SantO DOmingau finances
 The American receivership has not yet been distubred. The sta'e depart ment will not interfere with the situa' tioa until actual lawless ess exists.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-12-28

Moscow Dec 28-The revolutioniss have possession of the city Twenty thousand armed men are holding the troops at bay and the former waveng Many Of them have joined the insurreconists The slaughter in the city of those in authority and their ympathizers is continuing with unabated fury.
 The women have shown the greatest inhumanity and crueItie in the saughterng and many of them are now fighting ill the trenches against the soldiers,
 The revolutionists operating in three sections ana are everywhere successful.
 The ground covered in the fighting extends for eight miles.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-12-28
Helrd Special PrO'eo utor

George c. Heard, of the Juneau law firm of Vim & Heard, has been ap- pointed special district attorney by the attorney general to assist in the suits against those charged with attempting to jump school property at Juneau.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-12-28
The term "Telritory of Alaska" would be as plas ant as "Sulzer" lem onade on a hot day.-Seattle Times.
GET PIN
Al ska Souvenirs Free To
 SkagWay Ladies

Every lady calling at our store be. tween now and Christmas Day will be given an Alaskan souvenir hat pin free of charge. The pin will be found both novel and useful.
 Do not forget that we carry the best stock of diamonds, watches and high grade jewelry in the north; that we sell them at prices that are right and that there is nothing so appropriate for a gift as a pure, chaste gem; good, re- liable watch of standard make, or a beautiful and useful piece of iewelry of the best finish.
 H. D. Kirmse,
 Pioneer Jeweler,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-12-28

Special Dispatch to the Daily Alaskanl
 Victoria, B. c. Dec. 28-The British bark, Hass, of Medford, EDglanG, en route from Ancon, South America, to Puget Sound, has baen driven on the rocks of the west shore of Vancouver island and all the members of the crew are drowned. The bodies of the dead