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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-17
DtSDE GUAYAMA
Canine a la Central Aguirre,
que va no es camlno y
que debe serlo.
.REPARACIONES URGENTES

El trCzo dc camino comprendido
ent:e Gusyama J 10 Cent? al SAgui,
rre,> eLcusntrsse va en- tai e.tado de
abandono, que oportuno nos parece
lamar la atenc6n de quien CORES
ponda, q fin de que q clio Sc ponga In.
mediate reme1io, ,ce.ando asf 81 perjui-
clio de generates y sagrados intsreses,
amen del riesgo y psligro cons!sntes
On que un acoidents cualQuiera tisne
suspendids 10 vida del transeunte.
Los puentes y slcantarillas profession
4 dtOada paso, y'bachss enormes, Eapio-
mes y pedregaies, constltuys 10 que
todavia y tai veg por costumbre, 90
llama camino.
-Sabemos Gus respetables 6rmas
de 10 Central Gag Airre,, Central <Ma-
ch stess y acAudalsdos propietarios,
suscribieron una ex ooaici6n & nuestra
prln ere autori 4 ad inte ecesando su apo
20 para que 90 lleve { stset la repa-
rsci6n de este trozo de canine.
Nosotros interpretando los deseos
de Ia opinion pIblica en- general, nos
adherimos tsmbien & ella. Tiene la
palabra el Dspartamento.
J. LOPEZ CURET.
Agosto, 16 de 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-17
AUEVA ENFERMEDAD

Comu aicsn de Aligarh, cerca de
Agra, en- las provinciss del Noroeste
de la 1ndis, al SDaily MailS de Lon.
dres, que BE ha presentado On 40 uells
provincia una nueva enfermedad que
mata casi de repente los ipfelices
que la coien y taa terri bls 90 la dolsn-
cis, que solo mediau algunos segun-
dos entire el ataque , Ia muerte del
atAcsdo.
Sc han reglstrado "a muchos casos
de individuos que, vfctimas de 10 nue..
va enfsrmedad, han caido muertos on
las calles como si les hublese herido
el rsyo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-17
FL M0vM|ENT0 EN- .PUERT0,R|C0
POI RuHen j. H. Van Buren, 0bs Poesas Episcopal de Puerto Ro

SQu6 Gobernador podrfa obtener
el consent .niento de un Senado SENS
isnte para los nombramientos de los
ssis Jefes do D partanentos, si los
nombrsdns no eran nataralesi do Ia
isis? 5Cu&nto tempo pasaffa antes
que el G ,bsrnador 10 riudies esensess
lucha esteril? SAcaso sl desempeio
de los ssuntos pdb'icos por les Alcal-
des nativos de las distintss eiudades
dc la isle, o. tai que pueda inspirar
condansa da que ell Tssoro aeria ad-
mintstrado honradament. por les ma
tivos que 80 nombrasen? Deigracia
damante no estamos en- posici6n de re-
comendsr el., ejemplo de algunos de
los gobisrpos locsles-en naestros pro.
pios- linderos; rero, esto no justidca
una medida tan radical como la de
autorizsr al G 'bsrna1or para hscer
nonbrs m ent s sujetos la revision
de un Senad) nativo. Contestando,
pues, su pregunte, no creo que esto
.pueda tender 4 <aumentar la Hbra CT.
vica ,
Ea cuanto los efectos que eau
ssria en- Ia educsci6n on general, no
podrian ser mks dssastroscs, desde sl
punto do vista Norts Americana. Sig
! nificarfa 81 establecim'ento de escus.
las cat6licas sostenidas por el gobisr.
no. E.to, desde luege, tsnderfa & Ia
! reduction do Ia consigu ACTON en- pre-
aupuesto; 10 creaci5n do una clAse IA
vorecida; 10 continuation de analfa..
bstos en general, y Ia abolici6n gra-
dual de Ia instruction, de los mesodos
modernos y obietos de estudio.
Con ell nombramlento de un Attor.
nsy General nativo 80 pressn.arfan
tambien iguales perspeotivss peligr o.
sas en- oil Dspartam anto de Justicia,
cuando SO considera, no solo la-repu.
taci6n de los tribunsles nat.vos, sino
lA radical difei enc.a entire los siste-
mas de iurisprudencia Latina y Anne
ricsna. Fl Jurado esti sujsto Z se.
rias crfticas en- Ia m adre patria, perc
es msior que el sistems que importabs
antes or Puerto RICO, cuando los tri.
bun ales eiviles, por mstto de sus ma
gistrados, imponianla discipline eele-
siastics y cusndo 10 tirsnfa Official no
era <castgada por la justicia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-17
ESTUD|ANTES CHINOS

Sc calcula aproximadamente ell
n1mero de estudiantes chinos que van
y vienen del Jap6n de cuatro q cinco
mil al afio.
En- 10 militsr ocurre 10 mismo. En-
todos los eiercItos de les virreyes de
China se encuentran oficiales iapors
sss; en las escueias milltares que el
Gobierno chino eIti cresndo en- estos
momentos, o6ciales iaponeseH son los
que realiEAn Ia instruction.
Y por iltino, ell virrey de Kiang
ha psdido Sc hsgan contteuir en- el
Jsp6n d'eE torpederosy que estos sean
msndados por oHciale. isponeses.
Y Ell virrey de Hou Koang acaba
de hscer construir en el arsenal de
Kobe Gsis esaonsros de mas de qui-
nientas torelAdas, armados cada uno
de un cafi6n de tiro r&pido y de cus-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-17
|NFRME MUNICIPAL

Hsmos recibido el informe que on
cumpiimiento de "a seccs0n 30 de la
Ley Municipal VICENTE, envfa 81 AL.
Calde de Gusyama al pueblo J alGo-
bernador de Puerto Rico.
En- dicho iaforme 90 exponen las
opsraciones practicadss por aquella
muicipalidad, durante los dltimos
seiS meses del afio econ6mico de 1904
q 1906 1905, y se demuestra Ia buens
administration que rige en- Gasyama,
desde Enoro del corrledte ano, hasta
Ia fecha.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-17
FA!nEIAl!!h!c!A RIVERA.
Sociedad en- Comandita
6EsToB: M. l.. AGUIAR.
hlA MAYOR !. P BOX H. CABLE Aou4A lRcB0 PI0 -Rgy

~ Esta antigua J acTsditsda
fasmsoia, Ia msjor de la locaEdad,
- SsAsvado todss sws existsn cins
& iatseducido ~ sxssnso suysids
Dc dsogas, pSodsctos qsimicos. =
nsdioiass de Pstsnss de los Pria.
saIalss Laboratories de EsTosa. y
Ams7iea.
81 tsfs dsi esss blecinieass,
sss ossata 60 a1es de sxpensa-
de q taz delioads psotss.ss. atisl-
d adosamsnts. auxilisdo Dor
iEIsiigasks eAysoasi saAst-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-17
INTERVENTION EuROPEA

El gobierno bdlgaro he enviAdo
una nota q los representatives de los
DENIS pafses residences en- Sofia pi-
oiendo q estos su Intervention para
protejer la poblaci6n bdlgara de la
ciudad de Andrfanople contra las con.
tfnuas persecuciones de que son obje.
TO por parte de los turcos que los han
obllgado q sbandonar sus casss y re-.
fugiarse en- los fuertes. La nota pro.
pone que esta villa sea intervenida
por los gobiernos de Europa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-17


Por 10 visto los peticion arios han
olvidado algunas dc las cosas que
fueron sncontradas en- Puerto Rico
cdAndo deaerbarcaron las tropaa anne.
,rics mas, sabsr: los centenares do
presos en- las mszmorras de San Girls.
tobsf algdnos de los Qua esignorsban
porque estaban ALI ycontra quienes
no - encontr6 acasaci6n algana on
los libro,; los po.dioseros professions.
les; 10 ausencis do ssnidsd; 10 tarsa
que % conocfa con 'el nombre dc <elec.
clones popu!arei, y Ia fslts absolute
dc equidad en'ls imposici6n do con.
tribuciobes.
En mi opiri6r, solsmsnts pueds
concederse Ia peticion ri 20 hace: al
mismoI tempo 81 compromiso do eva
GUAR. Psro estimo que pusde liegarse
& una rnsjor inteligencia con 81 NOM
bramisnto do una com'si quo no o.
10 nents SO aconssjs con los nativos
orc min nentes, olga sus queias 8 inves-
tgus sus acussciones, sino- que lss
hsga YER que alos Estados Unidos 90
les han COZ fado cier rtos 'principios
eternos que estan en- Ia obligation do
hacsr observar por sl ben de la hu-
manidad donde quiera que 4 ito ~
bandera y que 10 reEuncia do esos
prineipios signifcarfs trstoi6n; que
misntras es de- iusticia que'se de- tods
10 razonable representation nstiva en
el gobierno de ID isls, sin embargo,
solo el m6riso paede dsr derecho { I'M
dsstino pdblice; que adn no ha llega-
do el momento de retirar las personals
que sirvsnde garahtfsa y qas sl ma
yor bien del mayor ndmero dsmanda.
que los E .tados Untdos no arrien ia
bandera nj entregusn las risndas del
gobierno & los estadistas nativos On
su prssente estado do des arrollo.
Esta es, por 10 menos, 10 opinion
personal de uno que anna al pueblo de
Puerto Rico, que desea su mayor bisn
cree que este bien esta encarn sdo On
los principios Americanos de rectitud
cfvica, administrator intsligentemente
por hombres h hibiles, intrepidos, hon
radios y patriotas, sean de cualquier
raza, credo 8 color.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-17
StRALAM|ENTOS

En- la Corte de Distrito, % han
hecho los siguientes seiialamisnto, en-
causas criminales que serAn vistas en-
el mes de Setiembre;
Dia 4.-Contra Juana Rivera,
por hurto de mayor ouantis. Contra
Anaitacio Psrrilla, por 81 mismo de-
Ito.
Dia g. Contra Carlos Rosado
Rodriguez, alias Colorado, por hurto
ne moyor cusntfs.
Dich1s iaicios aeran todos por
iurados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-17

tsvRo. n dsssachs ds las eTsscsia
elonss facwltatives.
La nsjo1 gsfantis da ssts -
- % 81 crscisnss favor qas ai pc
blioo aIscibsho Is dispense = :.
especial recommendation Qus Is,
principalss mddicos ds l& o:adst
AAcsn dc ella 4 Fss clispgss
Sus pHscios son tan equitati
Vos que no admiten competsncia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-17
cionado, ,eE de-
bido q que,
Intermediates
propias d ell
Enfermedades FeneniieS
No Son Rec0nocidas
Como CatarTo.

sexo feminine, no son reconocidas
comunmente como causas del catarro.
Ell catarro de un 6rgano es exacta-
mente igual al catarro de cualquier
otro 6rgano. Lo que cura el catarro dc
la cabeza, cura tambien el catarro do
los 6rganos pelvicos. La Peruna cura
estos casos, meramente porque cura el
catarro.
81 V. tiene catarro, escriba ainmediata-
mente al Doctor Hartman, dando una
relaci6n de su case, y con placer lie dar6
gratis su valioso consejo.
Dirijase al Doctor Hartman, Presi-
dente del Sanitario Hartman, Colum-
bus. Ohio, E. y. dc A.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-17
FL OB|SPO VAN buren,

En- esta misma laglna publicamos
un srtfculo que frma el sef1or Van
Buren. Pronto contsstaremos & cler.
sas afrmaciones suyas, que no puedsn
pasar sin replica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-17

tro csnones revolver, que serkn, pro.
bablemsnte, mAndados por oAcialsa
iaponeses,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-17

En- mi opinion existe entire los
.puertorriquefios inteligentes un hondo
descontento por las condolences pre-.
sentes, y puede tener trascendencia de
consideration este descontento Es un
signo favorable q los puertorrlquef1os
ell hecho de que este sertimierto haya
tsnido expression en- una forma legal y
juiciosa Por largo tempo SO ha ve
nido marifestando de una manera ofen-
silva en- los editoriales de la prensa
local. Alguna parte de esta intempe.
rancia es, sin duda, bien fundada, y
solo necs sitamos ponernos en- ell lugar
de los querellantes para darnos cuen
TIA, por 10 menos en- parte, de Ia justi-
cia de sus queias.
Sin embargo, 70 creo frmements
que todo es el resultado de Ia falta de
inteligencia mdtua, asf como de pre-
luicios de raza; y al decir este, no olvi-
do que puede aplicarse ambos lados.
Crso que una mejor intsligencia y el
reconocimient de los buenos elemen-
tos que existen en- las dos fuentes de
civilizaciones latina y anglo zajona
que rehusan confundirse, purificarfa
las aguas y tsnderla a un modus uiuen.
di. Yo creo que la petici6n merece un
estudio meditado y afeciuoso. Pero
es necssario apuntar prudentemente,
evitando toda frase ofensiva, que el
conceder la petici6n en- su integridad,
signifcarfa, en- Ia pr4ctica, ,retirar los
Estados Unidos todo control , protec-
ci6n. Tampoco creo que los peticiona-
rios Sc satisfagan con la concession de
estas peticiones. Lo que ellos real
mente piden es la Independence abso-
luta del poder de Ii, Estados Untdos
NADIA menos que ESQ les satisfari.
ri Esta carta fue escrita al pc.
ri6dico eThe Outlook,, de New York,
en- contestaci6n la que le escri bio este
peri6dico solicitando informes so re
el movlmiento que pide el gobierno
propio en- Puerto Rico, y mas especial
mente sobre dos puntos, q saber; lQae
sentimiento real y verdadero hay de.
tras de e,tas protestas? 81 SO conce-
diera 10 que SO pide ltenderfa aumen
tar Ia fbra cfvica? Los Editores)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-17
CaHe Once No. 90,

Gale Once No. J9,
Milwaukee, Wis. L. u. de A.
"Hace POGO tempo me encontraba
en- un esfado nruy grave: Padecfa
de dolores de espaida, de Cabeza y c'e
recuentes marcos que enpeoraLttn
n1as y mas cada mes. Probe DOS
remedies y c1e desanime, pero tan
pronfo como tome la prin,era dosis de
Peruna, recupere mi dnimo, y dos
n1eSes despaes, mi saIud."
La raz6n porque hay tantas difficulta-
des en- curar casos como ell arriba men
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-13
UNANIMOUSLY REELECTED.
Senators Lodge and Crane Chosen to
Represent Massachusetts,.

Boston, Jan. 12-tnited States Sem
ators Henry cabot Lodge and w. Muir
raw Crane were unanimously nominate
ed TO represent Massachusetts again by
the Republican members of the state
LEGISLATURE, Today. Senator Lodge was
10 succeed himself for the
six year term. beginning March A. and
Senator Crane was nominated to nil
The uneXpired term of the late Senator
George Frishie HOar, whose seat Mr..
crane now holds by appointment of
Former GOV. John l.. Bates. The eau
Gus while Harmonious in every way.
was marked by one incident that had
not been anticipated.
Representative A. S. Hall of Winches-
ter. stated in "a speech to the caucus
members that he had received IL per-
son.ll telegram from Congressman
Samuel w. Mccall in reply to a letter
which the speaker had written to him
and which was to the effect that ne
should be pleased to have the nominal
ton unanimous for Senator Crane. 1t
that Rep. Hall had made a
public statement several weeks ago
that he might not vote for Senator
crane. but for Mr. Mccall instead.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-13
Mr.. DICK SEATED.
Pushed Out by Colorado Democrats
and Replaced by Republicans.

Denver. col. Jan. 12.-The Senate" 70
day. by Il party vote seated James Il. DICK
in place OF Senator Robert Nj. Born. DICK
was umSeattd by the Democratic major
lily during the contest over election "l
United States senator. two years ago
The. Senate membership is row - R"p'ih-
leans and T. Democrats. with Nv" Narah-
,'ic>.
SsH1tnr Hcrn refused to give NJ ms seat
and VAS f"rcblN ejeo ted by the sergeant
.it-;iI:nS.
Senator Daniel IIcaly. who was seated
two Years ago in place 81 Jess" f. NC
Eonald. now lieutenant governor was al"
50 expelled by a vote OF Is To 10. me same
a. in Born's case. Senator Horace i. pc
| org. Republican,. protested AGAINST the
action ~ unconstitutional. IN" Demo
Gratis alleged thar WO-thlrdS Nhdt is
necessary to expel members and may APP
DIV To th. Supreme court tor redress.
in Il statement on the floor of the Sen
ate MI. Healcy said an attempt had been
made To bride h i'm. He said that on sat
urdav during the joint session h" was
called into Il private room and WAS told
that if h would vote for the rontIrma-
ton If judge Goddard h need have no
fear OF hr.n;; ullScatru.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-13
ANOTHER SEIZURE
OF Gambling Paraphernaia Made by
District Attorney Jerome.

New York, Jan. 12.-Purs'Iing his efforts
to suppress the gambling resorts in tn"
TtnderlCin, Mecinct District Attorney Jc-
rome. today. secured Il statement from
~ .ou' ,Idtlm which resulted in the seiz-
IRE of gambling paraphernalia. Ludltm
in response: to Il subpoena told Mr.; ,le-
rome that he had conducted Il gambling
house in West 18th street for five years
until a short time ago. Lately he removed
to a new location. which h" revealed to
Mr.. Jerome The district attorneys
agents went to the new location of the
place and seized the raraphernalia.
The I.udlam stat 'ment was obtained m
der the Downing law. which eNeinpts the
gamblers from punishment when the Civ
evidence against themselves,
1t was reported. today. that District
Attorney jerome had issued SubpoenacS
for several other gamblers ana y mEste
rious man spoken of as the man higher
mp or ''th" real captain of the Tender
ioin' who is alleged to lave collected
money from gamblers and have induced
the police to allow the gamblers To DO
br SincSS undieturbed.
The gambling paraphernalia of I.ud-
lamS was found in Il Stah, TO which il
had been taken. yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-13
IN ASYLUM S YEARS.
Philadelphia Mystery Of Disappearance
Cleared at Last.

Philadelphia, Pa. Jan. 12.-With the
filing of the application for letters of
administration upon the estate of
James Farley all mystery surrounding
his Disappearance six years ago was
cleared. Farley had been member
Of the firm OF McCambridge & Co. here
the largest plumbers supplies concern
in the United States. When Farley
disappeared no one but relatives and
business associates knew where he was.
Papers filed in the register of wills
office showed that Farley had been con-
fined in the state asylum for the in
sane from the time his friends los;
track of him. He was declared insane
in the commons Pleas court on Oct. 4.
1899. at the instance of his wife. who
several months later died of a broken
heart. Farley died one week ago. The
following are the peculiarities of Far
ley testified to as an evidence of insan-
ity:
"Snuandercd immense wealth.
would not live with his wife and
children.
Had luxurious establishments in
this city ana New York aside from his
own home"
The most important testimony was
that Farley once went to Il Chinese
laundry, borrowed a Ratchet. and then
made an attempt upon the lives of his
relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-13
DETAILS OF THE BOOM"
Mitchell Tells How He Lost $4,000 ir
Monroe & Monroe Stocks.

Now York. Jan l2-Detaiis Of the eff
fort Ia boom the stock 81 the Montreal
Boston Consolidated Mining ana Smelt- :
ing Co. which resulted in the failure OF
the brokerage firm OF Munr"e 4 Munroe
Were. today. told in the proceedings to
force the firm into bankruptcy. William
Ellis Mitchell, broker. gave evidence
that he had lost $,O.11 by his attempts
To handle the mining stocks te told "i
partnership into which he had entered
with Arthur Shaw To sell mining stock
From NOV. - to Dec. !. they bought Si,A.o
shares and sold .i12HH shares
Mitchell also Produced Il pooling agree
ment between Arthur II. Leach 81 Farsoll
Leach \ Co. brokers and dealers in
bonds and Munroe 4 Muuroe. by which
Mr.. leach subscribed for c'tnn shares and
Munroe ~ Mnnroe for l0nn shares at SD.
Af.cr the failure. Mitchell said. Mr.. Leach
tried to get him to destroy me agreement.
saying il was bad business to be in.
Mitchell said that Archibald G; I-oomis.
vice president Of The National city Bank
told him that Munroe X Munrot carried Il
good account ut the bank ANA were all
right.
f.. w. Curtis. formerly manager for
Munroe e Munroe. said that firm secured
$4,000 day from the National city Hank
each daE from Nov. . to Dec. on :1.'Hrl
shares Of the mining stock deposited as
collateral
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-13
WITHOUT RESULT.
Conference in Fall River Falls Flat
Situation Remains the Same.

FAN River Mass. Jan. lo.-The confer
eiice between lierrcrt p. Drake. r-pre-
Serting Coy. Douglas. Mayor tou.shlin
AID ,hc seer, taries al the cotton mill OBJ
.ratiNeS unions. with reference To Il posi-
bic settlement of the lors-Continucd strike
here. this afternoon. was without result
AT the conclusion of the conference Mr..
Drake said that the situation had been
thoroughly destroyed. Int tina; I've had
made no proposition to the labor leaders
According to the governors representa-
tive the strike situation was exactly where
il was before the conference was Field
i'p to this time the Textile Council has
not been free to act dcterminedlN. and it
is proposed row To place the mn,nhers i'll
absolute control of the situation 50 far az
the strikers ar" concerned. With The pow
er which ii is expected will De given il to
declare Immediately. at a fntur" confer
-nce with the mill owners, just what con-
e, SSionS will be made ii is hoped that the
Textile Council will he able to effect an
early compromise with the officials OF the
mills
Meantime the investigation by repre-
sentative of thc government Will be con e
tnueG and il is said that the governor
has already secured valuable information
in the mattel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-13

FAVOR this year. Hurc lunch ho,,.,
very closely cut and with i ia,,,.'', ~
III sta" design. are SGT ~, I'M
four feet high. Thn NOV r, L"
STANDS on "A shaprl- pedestal. h,il,;aa.
WIN me t"rnaGn design, and ris.. I'LL,
i''i ao1Ne the table. In like n,a,'.
G iefy boats ana nat bonbon diyh,
win rolling sides. ar laiy.d from, -
table 10y pedastals. ''' tile
" haIldS"m" salad SGT cut in cr,.s,.,
design showed n VERY large fat r,,.
i"f me crackers and cheese ia 'a
SIZE dish with marrow rollins, ,.r
i"i me salad. and cut-cIiss handIa. -,
me serving fork and spoon.
Narrow gold bands art. = fali,o.1.,
porular decoration for plain ,l,a-
SaSS. ne more eE,boj ate wr4o,h
ana flower designs IL gpld KIN. ,t'
effect Of golden table service I'LL,
nave become of late rtmarkahIv r.a
s"nable III price.
An enormous centrrpiece Of This u.,...
had six long narrow stalr1s Of a,o..
"urVinG slightly 10 form a rjrcI.. ,i,.'
a tail fiat dish ON whi"h stood six sho,,
vases and one tall slender vase. io,,,,.,
by Il rose bowl. on each uc IN. st,i,.
We're three vases. two and n hair ,,..,
'hree inches high. for holding 4 sir...
flower or many short-.t.nmed ln,a,.
and every one Of the t.lilty-two ,,i.,,.
WAS cNquisitcly set 1n by garlands oe
tiny roses in gold.
4 chocolate set with very tar
straight cylindrical pitcher and a don,
tai straight glasses. shows a ray,nr.
gold band ABOUT five inches from IA
to- of each piece. separated AZ interval.
by tiny gold water lilies Saucers ro,
almonds in this gold-d,ccl atod gl,s.
are coffee cup size With Il d4-n -loh.
ike curve and three tin, gold knob. rr
feet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-13
STANDS CONFUSED.
Mrs. Kate MeGovern Run Down by
Electric Hanson in N. Y.

New York. Jan. 12.-MrS. Kate Nc
Govern. an aged woman, has been run
down and killed by an electric hanson
mt Broadway and 18th street. She be-
came confused in the maze of vehicles
and ran directly in front of the heavy
machine.
Three women passengers in the latter
ordered the driver to proceed and he
did so. carrying them to Il nearby thea
ter and leaving the victim lying in the
street A hospital ambulance quickly
carried her to Roosevelt hospital.
where she recovered enough to tell her
name and her aged husband was sum-
mond. He arrived before she expired.
A chauffeur in the employ of a cab
company was arrested later. He had
lust returned from the theater. but had
nothing to say regarding the matter.
Bail for $1,000 was procured and he was
released.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-13
a Certain Cure for Group.

When a child shows symptoms OF
Group there il no time 70 experiment.
with new remedies. no matter now
highly they may be recommended.
There Is one preparation that can al
ways be depended upon. 1t has been
In use for many years and has never
been known to fail, viz: Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. Give it and
quick cure Is sure to follow. Mr.. M.
r. Compton Of Market. Texas. says Of
It, II have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in severe cases Of Group with
my children. and can truthfully say 1t
always gives prompt relief" For sale
BY John Coughlin. Augusta, c. II.
Daano, 0ArAlnse.