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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-03
MAJOR DAVIS RESTS
IN GLENWOOD CEMETERY
Funeral Services Were Held This At
ternoon in His Late Home-His
Active Career

The funeral of Major Alexander II. S.
Davis. who died at his home. 1906 Thir-
teenth street. last Tuesday. took place
this afternoon at o'clock from his late
residence. The Rev DR. S H. Greene
oficiated and interment was in Glen
wood.
The Dalibearers were Charles Otis,
George H. Walker, Matthew TrimbIe
Sumner l. kimbie, Willis 7. Fowler, and
Peyton Gordon Major Davis was sew
enty years of age and had been in bad
health for some years. Only lately did
his condition become serious. and he
did not have the vitality to reeuperate.
He is survived by a widow and a daugh-
ter.
Major Davis was Wen known in local
newspaper circles and led an unusually
active life. He was born IN Pennington
Me, in 1884 and started out as a printer
During the civil war he was a pay
master clerk and at the end of the
OF the Pennington Chronicle. He left
this position In 1877 to accept the Office
Of foreman of printing in the Gov
ernment Printing Office, where he
remained several years. He next be-
came the Washington correspondent
for the Minneapolis Tribune and
the Kansas City Journal He al.
ways took a deep interest in political
matters and was q member OF the con-
zyention which nominated Grant in 1872
and III 1888 he was chairman Of the Re
publican central committee of the Dis
frict
During the inauguration of President
Harrison ne was chairman of the com
Inittee on music For q short time he
served as the superintendent OF the
Street Cleaning Department. and at the
time Of his death was an Inspector in
that department. He was a member oil
the Elks and al one time was a past ex-
allied master OF his lodge.
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE

WANTED-Reliable help of all kinds fur
nished to hotels, cafes, private families; also
to all business places. Phone NJ 3l27 Miss
HUDSON. Central Employment Agency sos z
st. NV. 1t
WRITE OR CALI-The UPTOWN EN-
PLOYMENT AGENCY furnishes all kinds OF
reliable help. 1881 Tth st. NV 1t
WANTED-Pupils 10 learn stenograIlfy in
$50 hours. money refunded. Send for book
let; day and evening sessions STENO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. 315-316 Colorado Build
ing. fei-30t
wANTED-YouHg man or lady. IS 10 % to
learn shorthand, take good situation soon
TO be vacated Address STENOGRAPHER
this office- feI-6t
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WANTED-FARMS.
FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.

FOR sALE-At Riverdale, 14-room house. on
lot having 50 feet frontage, 10 feet depth. 10
Gated one minutes walk from electric line
and B. & Q. r. r, in good condition, adapted
for q large home or boarding house; price
81 Geo: reasonable payment down and bal
anee in monthly PAYMENTS LIKE RENT.
INQUIRE BOX II, RiverdaIe. Md feS-2t
FOR SALE-In Hyattsville new six-roon
house; bath; large basement: large lot;
close 10 car line, III best location; price,
50 25e; terms monthly GEO. c. WALKER,
owner, Hyattsville. Md. ja2S-t
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FOR SALE-Handsone upright piano. in
elegant condition: will be sid at a sacri-
fee; no reasonable offer refused: no dealers.
MRS. DAVIDSON. SIS Louisiana ave.1nw.
fef ct
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WANTED-RO0MS.

WANTED-Three or four rooms. furnished for
housekeeping. at Address, stating
terms, BOX 1ss, this Office 1t
keeping, Northeast preferred. Address BOX
ls1. this Office. It
WANTED-Two three furnished rooms;
respectable family: Anacogtia preferred: light
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wANTED-By a steady. sober man, work
of any kind. good driver; reference Ad-
dress BOX 49, this Office. II
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| WANTED = Women cooks. houseworkers.
| maids; 81 to 81 per day. Apply AMERICAN
| HOMESEEKERS' ASSOCIATION (Ine-), AZ
| 10th st. NV, basement. II
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FOR RENT-1SI3 4th St NV. six rooms
bath, with porcelain bathtub: furnace heat
side light: fine repair: a desirable and con.
Venient location; $50 per month.
MOORE * HILL Qnc.). IL! 14th ct. nw.
de29-tf
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FOR RENT-FLATS
RIDGE FLATS,
On Ridge St NV. bet. 4th and 5th. NJ and y
SITS. New, modern Flats for eoIored ten
ants without children. Three rooms and
bath; hot and cold water; lock mail
boxes. electric bells, porches, large yard
and Woodsheds.
PER MONTH. 1880.
A S. CAYWOOD,
e33 9th st. NV. Phone Main 10.
fez-3t
BEAUTIFUL FLATS on paTlor and second
floor of two or more large, warm, bright
rooms; well lighted; reasonable o26 Sd st.
NV. fest
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wANTED-sToRE AND DWELLING.

WANTED-SmaU store with rooms over or
connected or house with room suitable for
business on street where electric power may
be had; central Northwest, business section
preferred. Address at once, LOUIS oRME,
General Delivery, City r. o. fe2-4t
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Johnston's, 7s1 9TH St. N. w,

ARBUCKLE'S COFFEE. 125sc LIB
Cal. Hams, T1se h.; Soc Mocha and Java
Coffee, 23c ID.
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| WANTED-White man to work in coal yard;
must understand care of horses; house free
| Apply to j. J. Connolly. Sd and p SITS
fs3-3t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

GROCERY; good corner; good trade; FIVE
rooms; low rent 800 invoice. TOWER
COMPANY. GIL 7th st fest
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FOR SALE-Antioue dining table, mahoganr
rare English secretary, mahogany: perfec
condition. 1900 sta st. NV. fe1-3t
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WANTED-By young man of business expert
ence with best references. position as night
clerk or cashier. Address BOX 1s7, this Of
ace fe3-3t
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FOR SALE-Three barber chairs: revolving
oak; three glasses. Apply E, P. RALLO,
1867 Pennsylvania ave. fe2-3t
FOR sALE-1o0-egg incubator; bargain Ad-
dress BOX 1853. this Office. fez-zt
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DENTISTRY

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES--No extracting
no pain; look. feel, act and last longer than
natural teeth: shrunken faces made normal
painless filings. DIR. j. L. WILSON. 1908 E
st. NV. Ja-e-sit
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FOR SALE-LoTS.
5000 LOT ON Pa. AVE.
WANTED-L0TS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE

IF yoTT WANT TO BORROW OR LOAN.
hnv ar cell on real estate, I can save yoti
time and cash. as give personal attention
to all deals. j. EAhIS GADsBf. $50 18th
st. 1ai2-ts
MONEY TO LOAN ON d. C REAL ESTATE
-Iawest rates of interest. Payment on prfD-
cITaI in amounts OF $500 or more received At
any interest period. THE F. H SMITH
COMPANY Bond Building. HOS New York
INV.
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real es-
tate at t. ~, and per cent interest f.ssps-
eisi privileges with respect TO prior payufssss
Large amounts q Speciality. TYLER &
RUTHERFORD. 1907 + ST. nv ocf0~tf
MoSEY TO IOAN-sa50 TO $500 COO ON % C
real estate. Interest low and all transae-
lions conducted with economical eonsszisra-
ton for borrowers.
WAI. H. SAUNDERS & CO.
isaT 3 ST. y. "
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LOCAL MENTION.
Closing Out All Coal, Gas, Oh,

Fine Furniture at Wilson 8 Mayors,
1927 and 1929 G st at auction Saturday
10 a. m. See these goods.
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wANTED-HoRsEs & VEHICLES.

WANTED-A platform spring delivery wagon,
with top. carry 1.50o pounds. must he
strong and in good condition. Address r NJ
HETH, The Portner, 10Th and sis. nv.
fest
WANTED-Butter wagon. Address BOX I52,
this office. feI-3t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

wANTED-we'u MI your order with conpe-
tent men, technical or domestic. Shall we
have 1T? AMERICAN H0MESEEKERS AS
ISOLATION 6Inc) 4is 10th st. NV. Bowie,
President Main J5lS. II
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GEORGETOWN REAL ESTATE.
HOME AND INVESTMENT.

Handsome two-story apartment houses On
18Th St, facing Western High School, each
apartment contains six rooms and bath.
hardwood finish; Colonial poTches. Combined
rent, $50 per month. 1879 invest GH STE0
Tnenr Easy terTIls. PRICE,. .SPo1tSoo
The Miller-Shoemaker Real Estate Co
MAIN OFFICE. 1873 SD ST. Phone ". 10.
First Ward Branch Office. Pa ave and Rock
Greek. Phone West 544- 5a2S-tf
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If It Is You

Then the money is yours. See next Sun
days Times. February 3.
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FOR RENT-SUBURRAN.

FOR RENT OR SALE-Store and six rosEn
house, cheap, at Seabrook, Md. inquire
BINNIX. 424 ist st. Sc. city. iaZS-et
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WANTED-At once, order cook. house men
walters, solutions. HALE & WILLIAMS oeS
G st NV II
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wANTED-Registered druggist, willing TO
begin on small salary; advise in full as to
experience and credibiiity. Address HAN
son. this office. feS-3t
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wANTED-SPECIAL BOYS, with wheels.
Highest salaries paid for this class of work
and permanent positions Apply to s. KAHN.
SONS & co. fe3-2t
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WANTED-One white barber: steady work.
Elmer s, Sf4 K st. NV II
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HELP wAETED-MALE.

WANTED-Hotel baker. Sos: fry and roast
cook; today. BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY,
500 10th ST it
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| wANTED-Boy, WITH wheel. Apply at once,
s11 14tb st nv fe3-3t
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In price. but never higher in quality
than Nat. Cap. Brewing Co.'S Munich
Beer. In brewing Munich the most ap-
proved methods and the very choicest
materials are employed. Finest imported
Bohemian hops and pure. artesian wei
water used. doz.. SIPS. Phone 222
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DontA Forget 20 Order Early
First-CIass Barber Shop

Next Sundays Times.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-03
Kerosene Has Declined Cent Per G.


Kerosene Has Declined Cent Per Gal.
OUR PRICE:
ASTOSSHS lie gal.
Gasoline ....--...........--.....1 4e per gal.
Upon the return of the cans we will
pay you one cent each, making the net
cost to you:
Kerosene .,.....................10c per gal.
Gasoline Observation-Disclosures. per gal.
If those of our patrG&s who have our
empty cans. kindly advise US by postal,
or phone East CAB. we will call and
Pay You the Premium for Them.
HOME SAFETY OIL DELIVERY,
Half and K SITS. S. W.
Have You Seen the Giant?
Next Sundays Times will tell you what
he is doing.
Washington Cafe, ACT Pa. Ave. N. w.
New. Open day and night
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WANTED-Good white barber for Saturday,
HOTEL VENDOME, Sd st. and Pennsylvania
1t
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WAREHOUSES.

Observation-Disclosures concerning location
and prices OF lots in vicinity OF Eisaston Ter
race or Woodbridge. or IN Takoula Park Ad-
dress s., sos 9Th St feat
IF YoU HAVE 4 HOUSE, LOT
OR FARM TO SELL, SEE
ATKINSON g. BALLARD CO., INC.
Real Estate Loans and Insurance.
1I1 ST N " ja26-tf
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WANTED-Strong colored man who under
stands all about the house. 1929 l St NV 1t
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ANAcosrIA.

BuRY's PHARMACY. corner. Monroe and
jefferson SITS.
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Johnston's, 7s1 9TH st. N. W., Best
Family Flour. $3.50 bbl.; Potatoes, CSC
bushei
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FREE USE OF PIANO.

We shall be glad 10 encourage your emil
dren TO study music by giving them the U.S.
OF good, serviceabIe square piano free foi
SIX months. If you will pay the drayage.
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| WANTED-By a boy of 10. to learn trade;
| machinist or electrician preferred Inquire
/ sa22 Erfghtwood ave. fe3.4b
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FINE CORNER, facing park on wide ave
nue.; just the place for druggist; rent cheap.
See owner. 40l c st. ne. fel6t
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WANTED-A good barber for SATURDAY
guarantee given. 1919 It'll st. NV IL
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs q VEHICLES

FOR sALE-Two schooled hunters MYERS
STABLE. Alexandria. Va. fe2-3t
To BE SOLD without reserve fourteen,
horses and mares. ranging in age from TO 10
years weight 800 to !, 400 pounds: suitable for
any business, would make excellent farm
horses; also pair of large mules; no offer re-
fused Stable. rear sARNOLD'S HOTEL 4S3
Pennsylvania ave. NV fep ct
FOR SALE-Fonr- pa ssenger cutter sieighl al
1852 32d st, Georgetown. fe1-3t
FOR SALE-Just received. two car loads OF
high grade fancy delivery wagons. which
We are Offering a extremely prices; wa
also have some great bargains in slightly
used wagons and carriages. S. D. WATERS
& SON. $40 Pennsylvania ava ja5-tf
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FOR RENT-coTTAGEs.

FOR RENTSsx-roon cottage. So
PIERCE & PIERCE. Vienna, Va.
Handsome seven-rooIn house, S15-
PIERCE Sc PIERCE, Vienna. Va.
FOR SALE-House, acres. $500.
PIERCE & PIERCE. Vienna, Va.
Five-roonl house, half acre, $3.50 down.
PIERCE PIERCE, Vienna. Va
fest
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/ wANTED-Colored boy with bicycle for
| store; reference required. 1113 F st. NV. 1t
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wANTED-Boy, IS; intelligent; clean work :;
splendid prospects; salary s450. Apply HO-
TEL MT VERNON, between and today
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. carpets. etc; buying
contents Of houses q specially: liberal spot
cash prices; mail orders given prompt at
tention- LEWIS FURNITURE SHOP. SO
10th st, NV ia3t got
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WANTED-Won1an to cook, wash, and iron {,
lis c st. Sc Iea-Zt
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| wANTED-Neat colored boy in confectionery
| store. III 9Th st. 1t
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wANTED-Barber for Saturday, So guarantee
to first-class workman. 1921 Tin st NV, 1t
wANTED-waiter and house boy. 3t2 st
II
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FOR RENT-OFFICEs.

ron RENT-odice rooms In the Evans Build,
ing, 1916 TO 1924 New York ave. NV: most
centrally located: rental very low. Apply TO
JOHN q EVANS 1924 New York ave sell Il
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| WANTED-Two girls plain cooks. chamber
maid also for general houseWotA-
1886 18th st, NV II
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FER SALE-BaTg gain, established market
stand of cooked goods: nausb, scrappfe. tripe
hoTniny, pigs feet. Cuttings. horse radish
and cocoanut: machine and cooking utensils
Address BOX 1s4, this Office. fe2-3t
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Imported Beers are Always Higher

92S 9Th st. NV.
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WANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

wANTED-Roon and board for lady and
son I6 years old. Address BOX 16i. this
Office. fef-3t
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-18
CON Ia POL|C|A

Aver ocurri6 un incidents ep Ia
calle de San Francisco, esquins & San
Justo, entire varios caballeros y la po.
lisfa.
Un mGsico, p4rteniente & ese cuer
po, vic que SO hsllabs en- 10 acers el
ioven don Julio Palscios y lie intim6,
en- formas bruscas, ls orden de reti.
rarse.
EI joven PAlacios contest6 que no
le rsoonocia ringuna autoridad, por
no llevar los distintivos rsglsmen-
tarios.
Entonces lego el teniente Schetti.
nj y, asiendole por un brszo, le echo
q la cslle por Ia tusrxa. Palacios
protest6 energlcamente de tai proceder,
y llev6 enseguIda uns denuncis jura-
do al Gobernsdor, que he ofrecido pro
ceder a la inve,tjgaci6n correspon-
diente.
Msfiana, martes, Sc recibira1 de
claracionss de los sefinres Hernandez
Lopez, Adsuar, P uials, Naranio, qu'
preseuci aron el incidepte.
Daremos mas noticias del asunto
confome a ls marchs que siga Ia in
vestigaci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-18
PRtNSA AEOYORKINA

Fl ndmero de peri6dicos que en-
Nueva York se publican sctualmente
asciende & q. 312.
Seg1n eats cifrs, hay en- esa cspi.
sal IN peri6dico por cada 3,4OO habi-
tsntes, mieptras ell vieio mundo no
cuenta mas que uno por cads 1900 ha.
bitantes.
Los 400 millonsn de europeos no
Ilegau &reunir un ndmero tan conside-
rable de publicaciones como los 10 mi.
llones De habitanteI que los Eitado.
Unidos cuentsn.
Una parte de esos perl6dlcos eatGr
s'critoa en- cuarenta lsrguas distinsal
della iDglesa, dstribufdos en- esta for
me-; 669 en- alemsn; AZ en- frances; 81
en- italisno; 50 en- sueco; 46 en- teche
quei 40 en- danes; Is en- hebreo; II er
holsnde'; ] en- hdngaro y algunos el
esp afiol,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-18
EN.El CANADA

La feliz inieistiva del rey de Tta-
lie en- favor de los irtereses agricolss,
ha inspirado & Sir William Mae Do-
nsld ls idea de una fundsci6n por do.
mas esplendida.
Fl opulento industrial cansdienss,
conocido en- Montreal con el nombrs
d | Grey del tabaco,s ha resuslto con.
sagrar la cantidad d. doce millones
de frances & Ia constr trdrcl6n y entire.
nimiento de un gran institute sgrico-
10, On el cual se enseia' an IL cisnsia
de los cultivos y 10 crf> de gsnados.
II menoionado institute 90 edinca-
en- Santa Ana de Buena Vista talre.
dsdores de Montreal,l y sstark termi-
nado Antes del pr6ximo etono.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-18
PRACTICE De AGuAD|[tA

Hace como tres meses que % dss.
tituy6 al practice del puerto de Aqua
dilla, muy experto en- 3, ohc'c, vse
nombr6 q un sefior Cedeho, dc quieu
Sc asegura que carece de los conoci.
mientos y de 10 pericia indispensables,
hasta el punto de que no 90 81 quien
dirige ls entrada de los buques sino
uu primo y auxiliar suyo, que tampo.
CO 90 una capacidad.
Ssria conveniente que las autori-
dades de marina examinasen al perso.
nal que emplean, ya que hay un peli.
gro en- copfar los bsrcos & gentes i'm.
peritas. El senior Polancc, que servfa
antes el empleo, y que sst& ahora CO.
sante sin que SO conozcan los motives,
90 un marino que nAvegs en- el mar do
las Antillss hace veinticinco amos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-18
ROOSEVELT Y LA PAZ
Ell presidpnte de Estados
Unidos feIicitado por los
monarcas europeos.
TAMBlEN BRYAN
TAMBIEN BRYAN
A Roosevelt corresponds la
mayor gloria, de la paz for
mada entire Rusla y Jap6n

Los monarcas de toda Europa han
felicitado al presidente Roosevelt por
el feliz extto obie lido en- sus gestiones
para terminar Ia guerra ruso-japo.
mesa.
El Gar Nicolas, en- gu telegrama
al Presldente, dice 10 que sigue:
<AceptAd M f-'icitaciones y ain
ceras graclas por h bsr conducido las
negociacicnes de la paz & una COZ clu-
sion satisfactoria debido 4 vuestros
energicos o6cIos personales. Mi pats
reconocera grsc osameute el gran pa
pei que habeis jugado on 10 conferen.
cia de 10 paz de Portsmouth,,
El Emperador Frauci,co Joye dice:
econ motive dsla tsrmins sci6n do
las negociacior e. de la paz, deseo OF.
visrle, ae1or Pres'dente, nis felicita.
clones mas smistosss, por el resultado
de vuestra intervenc'6n. Quiera Dios
que el mundo sea bendecido con mu
chos amos de Ina ter able paz.s
Del Rey Eduardo:
<Permftame que sea el primero en-
felicitarle por el b'illante resultado
obtenido en- la conferencia para 10
paz & la cual ha contrlbufdo usted tan
grandemente.s
Del EmperA Ador Guillermo:
<Acabo de rtcioir un cablegrama
de America anpr ciando habsrse con.
csrtsdo los preliminares do 10 paz On
la conferences. Siento gran regocijo
le felicito muy sinceramente por el
exito obtenido debido vuestros In.
cansables esfuerzos. Toda la huma.
nidad debe unlr.e y asf 10 hsr& para
darls les graciss por el gran coneurso
que le habeis prestado.s
Del Presidents Emilio Loubot:
xSu Excelencis acaba de prestar &
la humsnidad un servicio eminents
oor ell cual le felicito de TODD coraz6n.
La rep1blica frsucesa 90 regocija por
el papel que au hermana de America
ha jugsdo en- ests scontecimiento his
t6rieo
William J. Bryan, el dem6crata
prominente y candidate que ha sido
vArias veces para la presidencia de los
Estsdos Unidos por dlcho psrtido,
dice:
sPrsstdente Roosevelt. Accepts mis-
felicitaciones. SIS satisfactorios es-
fuerzos para obtsn>r la paz entire Ru-
sia JaL6n hacen hoe or q la naci6p.s
Sc atribuye al Papa Pho X las ST.
guientes palabras, al saber que 90 ha.
bfa concertado la paz:
<Este 90 10 noticia mas feliz que
he recibido en- mi vida. Doy gracia,
a Dios por el vAlor del Presidente
Roosevelts
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-18
5F|l|P|NAS BASE NAVAL?

Uno de los que comp 1nen 10 comi-
tiva Taft, Mr.. George T.. Foss, de In.
Hin ois, no ha lido s6lo q FIlpinas & 10
que psrece, s hscsrnos una vista.
Lleva una misi6n seer ia que algunos
tratsn de adivinar. Sc susurrs Que
va para estudiar que condolences tie
nen las Islss para ser una base naval
de primer orden.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-18

tuerza de siecucl6n , exquisite gusto
algunas pleas difeilisimas de Cho.
pin , de L'It, obteniendo nutridos
aplausos.
Fl se6or Arteaga ts un pianista
scabAdo. Domino ell in.trumeato que
tcca de un modo irreUrochable. Es
IN elemeuto musical q,e honrs q 81
pals
A ls sudici6n concurrier n ttprs.
sentantes de slgunos peri6dieos de San
Juan,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-18
u MA AUD|c|ON

E ditinguido pisnista uuertorri.
quefio don Julio Artesgs di6 10 noche
del sSbsdo iltimo uns audici6n en- ell
Ateneo.
A pesar de la lluvla acudi6 una
regular concurrencia.
Tan est mable arii,ta no uecesita
elogio', pues hs sido iUzgado hace
tempo f4vorablemente por nuest-o
pdhlico, Basta decir que toc6 con gran
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-18
En- PANAMA

Estan rsaliz4ndo la nueva fumi
gaci6n de Panams, unos doscieptos
honbres, bsio la direction del Co
bierno.
Opinsn muchos que las condicio.
mes sanitsrias desfavorables en- ouG
Sc encuentra esta localidad, perdura
ran mientras contlnden en- las condi
clones en- que ahora SC encuentran lal
charcas pantanosas en- los alrededo
res de la ciudad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-18
EN- FL BRASIL

La desIgnscion de candidates. pa
ra Vice-presidents de la repdblics
ofrece algunas difcultades a conse-
cuencis de Ia opoSici6n que en- Per-
nsmbuco hacen al senior Milo Pecaphs,
gobernador del Estado de Rio Jinei-
rc. En- cuanto q la Presidencis, es
cosa decidida ls designs ci6n del Sc
nor don Alfonso Penna, actual Vice
presidents.