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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-03
mo AcATARRRASE! {!

ri catarro Ga una enfermed ad que
tieue mucha mas importancia de Ia que
generalmensa SO le atribuye. Invade
todos los 6rganos del cuerpo, cuyas
funciones y fuerzas debilita profunda-
ments. Escausa frecuentede Ia sordera;
atecta la vista, la nariz la garganta
es generalmsnts por donde empieza
|. tuberculosis 8 tisis.
La misma tacilidad y la frecuen-
cia con que se pssca un catarro, hace
q las personas indiferentef para Gu
rarlo y la gran maycrla no Sc preocu-
ps de las consecuencias.
Los baios frlos por Ia mahana
Embellishments despuss ds deJsr 81
lecho, dormlr con las ventaaaa aoler-
kas eyIsar las corrl5asss de aire, son
precauclones muy buenss que no Cues
Ia traoalo oil oDServarlas' Zero 81
preventive mas positive, mas ehcaz,
mas tacil mas positive tlnolen 81
que aconseian los medlc0s, es la EmIl'
sion do Scott ie acelse de higsdo dc
baealao.
Es sorpreniente 10 atuerza, vitalldad,
energia poder dc resissencia que re-
oibs oil cuerpo humaao de lss pelas-
flas dosis de Emulsion da Scost qua 80
administran con conssancia. Esta
emulsion rscubre interlOrmente todas
las parses 06oiles y vuInsraoies del
cuerpo y 10 poAe al aoflgo ds la Ia
tecclon casarral.
De cuaado ca cuando apareGeI
inddssrlales POGO essr0puioa0s aaun
ciando emIlslones, Whoa prepaI
dos a los gus asrlo1gen propledadss
curaslvaS qIe 40 tienen : nassa hay
ouIen "a asreYe q decir Ga le6ras d.
imprenkA, lie 81 psscoleo o k5coslna
eg un allmsate.
QIe 81 ei ps.r5ieo! Uu aCelsa mlne-
raj que So usa eouo cJmDlnlo,e para
lubrlear y limpiar mao alnAs para
aiumprar.
Una sIbsiaaaia indigastIble Que
carece de la pr0pleoAd esancial DO 30
do ai1msnto, caal 90 Ia asimliaclon
Que pasa al braves de, iuoo Intestinal
ain moIldcarss J SIN s3r aosofDl-
bIda; uaA sl1slal;la ca hai 40 ~
tiene nlngnl2 10 lbs propledados Gu
rativaa y siln9aNclAs dsi ass4.e dc
higAi1 IL p4calaJ. III 10 dl!eae gus
el pssr5leo es IA a,llnent0 para ma
qdlnas, p0d:lA pAiari peco ~ ua all
msnto para il ca5cp0.
81 seLels ga. 14tt, p;5s11iA1
vu5sIro m51lsJ, el % cJ4dsnita ca
tx vsrdat; y 81 ssEals oscas0s us taer-
zas, do earne DIS sa1grs, % ajJAse-
lara qas Eonela Ia EnI.sio4 u Ss0gs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-03
HABLA Ell GOBERNADOR
Oaacons n6gcs que pudmm shdde efsch en- Ia opinion pba
ORDEN A TODO TRANCE

bra respeto q la propiedad y & los
agen.es de la ley.
Aplaudimos 81 lenguaie virll de
Mr.. Winthrop. Lo esperabam7s asf'
Un gobernante tiene debsres estr.ct?s
y los mas graves son aquellos que
afectan la segaridad pdblica. Dolo.
rosos quiza; pero son ineludibles
Bien Sc saba que LA DEMOCRACIA
no acostumbra prodigar elogios. AL
hacerlos los hace & concienca. En- es-
ia OCCASION, como en- otrAs anteriores,
Mr.. Winthrop los ha merecido. Su
palabra es sobria y frme Su actitud
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-03

1Ayer tarde tuvimos OCCASION de yer
en- ell Dep6sito Municipal a la nina Pc
ira Qaihones, de siete q ocho amos de
edad, acusada de asesinato en- primer
grado, cometido en- la persona de un
hermanito suyo q quien cuidaba On
ausencia de Ia madre, y al que extran-
gulo, colgandole despues de una ema.
iagua.
En- Ell hecho ocurri6 en- la Carolina.
IN AL entrar nosotros en- la ofcina
del alcaide, hallAbase la infeliz cria.
tura descalza de pie y pierna, sentada
en- ell suelo, junto q lalpuerta, entrete-
nida, falta de otra distraction, ca
hacer menudos pliegues en- el vestidito
blanco que lleva; vestidito de nina po-
bre que la sirvi6 en- alg1n tempo para
lucirlo en- los dias de fiesta 6 de gala,
con infantil regocijoly coqueterfa, y
que hoy, aunque limpio y recien lava
do, ofrece NJ pocas sen ales do detsrio
70 por eXceso de uso.
De m Jmento no reparamos en- este
detalle. AL fjarnos, de pasada, en-
, ella y en- su actitud, atraidos por las
simpatfas que siempre despierta la nj.
iiez ique leios estabamos de imaginar
que tenlam IS ante la vista q la autora
del horrendo atentadJl
Toco.a ligeramente en- el hombro
ell Sub marshall de la Corte municipal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-03
SESSION De HOY

Sc abre la sesi5n q las y media.
Aslsten los selores de Diego, Post,
Matienzo, Dlaz Navarro, Was Ochote.
co, do Vale, Barbosa, Santoni, Apon.
te, Coll y Cuchf, Crosas Falkner.
Preside Mr. Post.
La presidencia da cuenta de haber
reclbldo una comunicaci IN del alcalde
de esta ciudad, informandole sopre los
acuerdos adoptados por la Asamblea
dc Municipios incluyendoIe el mem :
rial que envl6 dicha ambiea d la
Legislature de Puerto Rico.
-- El Secretario da lectura al citado
memorial.
FL presidente propone que la CO
manicacion del alcalde pase & la Co.
mission administrative, para qua la es.
tudie 9 informe sobre ella cuando lie.
que el nom ento oportunu.
Sc lee ell acta de la session de aver
Qdeda aprobada, 8 Embellishments Sc
pasa q la ordengeneral de los asuntos
del dfa.
Mr.. Post deia la presidancia y la
ocupa el senior Matienz1 Clntr6n.
Sc levanta q hablar M. Post en-
pro- de Ia moclon pres sntada, para es-
taplecer en- Puerto Rico un sistsma de
CJndados. Elk Amins Las tunciones Que
son inhsrentes al condado, dentro de
los ramos de Sanidad, Instruction pd.
Dlica y cam.nos. HAcs refsrencla & las
facnitades que con tal sistsma son apli.
cables q los pueblos de la isla, Goa
slderando el ramo de Sanidai CON
atrlbuciones pucamense locales, All
como el que tiene relacl6n con Ooras
p1bllcas. En la question ds escuelas
trata ell asunto desde un punto de vis
Ia general, consideranuo necssario O.
que aqlellas no est 5n suietas & puraa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-03

es la duica on que puede y debe colo
carse un estadista que sabs medir sus
responsibilities.
Creemos que la opinion acogera
con respeto esa actitad y esas pala-
bras. Y que ell pueblo de Puerto Rico
probara ahora, segdu 10 ha probado
Glen veces, su buen senttdo y su COR
dura. No Sc trata de una amenaza,
sino de un aviso. Antes de acudir &
los recursos supremos, ell G Gobernador
10 advierte los gobsrnados. Y de
tai modo evita desgracias que s.rian
tristes y que no ocurriran de SECURE.
Mr.. Winthrop estS en- su puesto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-03

Ell gobernador Winthrop ha pu-
blicado energicas declaraciones pro-
p6sito de los dltinos sucesos. Habla
como debe hablar, con robustez y en-.
tereza.
Dice que esta resuelto & que pre-.
valezca el orden en- San Juan; que con
centrarS, 81 es precise, toda la policfa
insular; que, 81 no bastare, apelara &
la tropa y q la irfanterfa de marina;
que posee autoridad para esto; que,
81 Sc producer nuevos disturbios, los
tiradores dispararan al bulto; que
mientras gobierne & Puerto Rico ha. !.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-03
Los PROP|ETAR|OS

A las de la tards de msfans dla
1 del oorrlents, tendr& llgar en- el Ca
sino Espafol, Ia ssamblea do Prople-
sarios de hncss urbanas de eata ciu-
oad para tratar del considerable au-
mento en- ID valoraci6n reclenssmente
hscha por lsa Agsntes de la Tesoreria.
Sc sup.ics la asistsncla q dicho
acto d. EodoA lJs propietarios de fu.
Gas urbanas de San Juan.
San Jan, Agosto 3 de 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-03

Esta aas:gGs Y aoTsditada
fa1macia, Ia major a. ia localidad,
Ia 7sEcvado tcd&s sas exlstsacias
q iasrodac!do al sx.snso sxstide
de dsogss, yrodsctos qaimlccs y
msdidsas ds Pateats ds los pr.n.
eisalss laboratories do Earopa5y
Aaesso2,
Rl jsfs de- ,sssaalecim!s2sa.
ass esszss 40 anos da exPssisH-
eiS 60 aas asiicsda protection, at!ss-
d. esidS dosamsass. aaxiitado eos
l. naal aaaas-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-03
EDICTO

En- la Corta dc Distrito de Hnmacao.
Los Estados Unii de America.
Ell Presidante dc los Estados U al Z.
dos.
Ramon Dlaz Delgado, ex-parte.-So-
bre dominic de fncas rusticas.
En- el asunto arriba relacionado se ha
dictado por esta Honorable Corte
la siguients orden;
Por cuanto Ia parte arriba citada
presento un escrlto ca esta Corte de
Distrito con fscha 29 de Mayo de 1905
por coaducto de su abogado don Ra.
fael Arce Rollet, solicissndo 80 deola.
rara & su favor el dominic de las si.
guientes tincas;
Rdstica. Sin nombre conocldo,
de la clase de alto, Oonstante de 81
cuerdas, igual l3 hsctareas, 81 areas
y II centlareas, coliniante por el nor.
to con mas terrenos del promo vente;
por el su con fncas de las sucesiones
de Dolores Delgsdo y de Jose Dlaz;
por el este Jose Dolores Dlaz, y por
ell oeste don Ramon Mufloz Carazo,
cuya 6nca esta radicada en- el barrio
Cagiitas del termino do deAguas-buenas.
Ora, tambi6n sin nombre especial, t,
de la clase alto, con superfcle de 81
cuerdas igual II hsctsreas, "a areas y
u centiareas, sita en el barrio mu.
nicipalidad que la anterior y colind .
por 81 norta Goa otra fl dlca del solicit
tante, por el sud con tierrss dc Cle-
mente Diaz; por 81 este mas terrenos
del promovente por el oeste las su.
cesiones de Mareelino Diaz y Dolores
Delgado.
For cuanto segdn manifesto el
promovente sobre las descrltas fncas
no pesan cargss nj gravamenes de
ning6n genero y las hlbo, la primera
relacionada por com pra q dUfa Bla-
sina Dlaz, succession de Dolores Del
gado y Francisco Gil Dlaz y la Sc.
gunda tamb .en por compra Blasina
Dlaz y Marcelino D4sz, poseyeadolos
quiet y lranQailamanse dssde ha el
espacio de unos ah0s.
POR TANTO so ordena Lor la
Corte que 80 oigan las pruebas que
presense 81 promoVente ca ell dla Ii dc
Agosto del corrIeats afIo 1895 que
ae publiquen elict)s ca ua psriodlco
de los de mayor circulation de San
Juan de Puerto Rico en tres sitios
puolicos del lugar donde estan sltas
las fncas . 10 menos una voz cada Sc.
mana durante los sessnta dfzs nasura.
les para q le las personals iglorsdas
todos aquel,os a quienes pu7da per.
judicsr la lnsc ipclou de dominic soil.
cItada, pued 50 usAr de su dere.ao
dentro de dlch ternlno, qIe vencsra
el dia aates seialadO boa el de Ii
Agost0 del corrl5nte &n3, conIajol
desde el primsro sigaiense 81 Ga Qus
aparezcs publicado el primer edicto,
que Sc cite asi mlsmo u los antsrlo
res dueh "a de la haoa, previniendo a
tOdJs q te pasa 10 d.cnJ setmlno OIL
da la pruebA q le So presente, sc resol.
vera la peslclon dol promJvente, pa
randoIes los psridlcios cOaslgalentes
los que no hAgan uso dc su oerech .
Dada en HIma jao baJo MI hrmA a 8
de Junio do 1906. j. A Erwln. Juez
de Ia Corte de Dlssrlt0 dc Hdmscao,
Testtco; E1riq IL Rinc6n. Secretary
Y para 81 pdbiicacl6n, a los efoc.
tos dlspIeltos, iibr0 Ia presents bait
mi frmA y ssllo de la Corts On Hama.
Gao a9 do Jdni0 de LOO Eafqoe
RlacQa Sss.stary District Court,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-03

tsvno, sl dsspacho do las STsscris
clones iacsltasivas.
La msjos gaSantia dc ssta Co
"a % sl crsctsnts favor qua sl pc
slico arscibsho 10 dispsnsa yh
especial recommendation que lo'
rrircipalss m6dicos de Ia oisdsf
kscsa do Ella { sas cl!sn:ss
Sus precios son tan equitat'
vos que no admiten competence. {.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-03

rolina ...... .... .... 1000
Francisco Mendez, Caguas.. 1000
Antonio Guarch, Caguas.. 5000
Ramon Burgueras, San Lo-
fenzo .ts ..'.s wv
Manuel r. Lopez, Yabucoa. $50
Pedro Sanchez, Comerfo..+. 5000
Evaristo G Guardiola, Manatf. 5000
Archivald Wilson, Arecibo. 5000
Jose Padilla Mercado, Are
cloo $500. ...,. -. o.WO
Emsterio Hernandez, Arecibo 1000
Amedor Alcobe, Utuado.... 2.400
Jose La O. Perez Utuado... 1000
Eduardo Acevedo, Lares.... LOCO
Saturntno Arana, Lares Pc.
liza saldada) )..... .... $50
Julia Gibbee, viuda de Cor.
tada, POnce..... ...... 4.000
Vicente Cortada, Ponce (Con-
ira POLKA inserina por ia.
l!ecer antes dc llegar la
POLKA defnltiva).... -. 1000
Andres Flgueroa (pagado en-
Espanal l....... .....s 1000
Francisco Gomlla Arana,
Lares ..,... ....n -. l.0OO
Vicente Gonzalez, San Juan loo
Leopoldo Cerecsdo.... -. 1000
Antonio Trias, Ponce ...... 1900
Tomas A. Dodd, Ponce -. 10000
Francisco Fernandez Villa
mill, Rio Piedras.... -. 5000
Juan Lopez Colon, Juana
Dlaz..... ...". $500. 5000
7. B. Muller, Ponce. -. 5000
Juan Vaamonde, Fajardo.. 5000
7. B. Muller, Ponce. 5000
Josefa o. dc Olivieri, Juana
Dlaz,.... 80. 80. S.7OO
D Boscana, Aguas Buenas. 5000
G. L. Lafaye, Ciales........ 2.00O
Manuel Vald6s, Bsyamon.. 1.0OC
Emilio Soto Herman 1sz, Are
cibo -. .... ..... $4,000
Jaime Villa, SadILorenzo.. 5000
aime Via, San Lorenzo.. 5000
Santiago Orsini, Ponce -. l000t
Osvaldo Alfonso, Usuado... 5000
Sebastian Muhoz, Areclbo.. 2.00U
Buenaventara Mora, Juaoa
Dlsz..... -. -. 5.00i
Marlano +. Molina, Ponce. 6.0Ot
Manuel Lopez Sagredo, Ponce 4.00(
Carlos B. Melsz, san Juan. 4.00l
j.. b. Rabaine, San JUAN. 100l
EustaQ ul0 COliazo, Utuado. 1.0Ol
Rodulto L. dsl Vale, Ponce 2.00C
Manuel Joglsr. Poncs,,.... 20Jl
Ansonlo GelgeI, Ponce...... 1000
Francisco Fernandez Juncos
san Juan ...t.s -, -, 70C
Carmen 6 arcla.... ...,,. 2.0OC
| Guliierm0 COrt6s..., ...... 2.00C
Vicsor Quinones Fellc anu
Ponce -. -. -. 5000
Msrtlu Lorenzo.... 49,. 2.00u
Jose Ms Gatell, Yauco 49,, sou
Daalel w. Ksarney, Aqua.
dIila (suloidlol... -. 1000
Or. Jaspard, Vleques 80. 3.00u
Matias Roio, San Juan, (po-
liza sdldada -. .,..,. 75(
Ramoa Vila Moreno...... Iva
I FeIlz Martinez, Ponce ...,,, ,4.00u
FeuerlcO S9!les, San Lorenzo .l0.00l
Juno q. Prats, Poaca...,,. 10000
Juseiaa TJdrnler Laoorde,
vIuda d5 R)oerss, Vleq Ies LOO
Presolssro Fenpe Gonzalez
Caguas.. -. -. 2.00O
Gaorloi DAtMAJ, Cog gdas.... 2.5UJ
AlfJaso FAIRS, N Ayaguez.. l.00J
os.va10r An5ll, Agaa1llIa. 500
Prlm.iIvU De.faus, juncJs. l.OOJ
Ldc . CasEro = Castro, Jun-
cos,... -. -. 5000
FcAaciscJ L0p3z Gepero, RIO
Pls1ra, ...... .,.... 1000
CaadldJ FarlnA, Jl4cJs,
lpsldlenssI.,..,. .,,,,, 5000
M4nIsl VDlanu5va, Poncs. o.0JJ
M.gI9l CJnAs, sd 1An.... l.OOO
S5d0ra Bata5s d5Arm4Ecoag
PJn;o,,,,s. ,,..,s...,.., S.00V
jorge OIch., PJa:5 80. .... LOU
JJse MJra.e. lsdfriuU, Are
cloJ...s l.90i
FeraAa1J b JAssa, Bares.o.
nela a,,,,,.,,,n.,,,,....,, LOO
Tols s.....,....S264.9 .92l
G. f. SroRER, uperintendense.
GAMBIA & SFUB3E, Ageltss Geasraies
JUANR. BAIz, R,prsssatsats EIpseI al,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-03

ST no recibe satisfactorio resultado de
la Peruna, escriba al Doctor Hartman,
dandole detalles de su enfermedad, Y el
con placer le dara gratis su valioso
consejo.
Dirijase al Doctor Hartman, Presi-
dente del Sanitario Hartman, Column
bns. Ohio, +. U. de A.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-03
: Ell SOL D
COmpaiia % sJglrOs so5re la
vida, del Canada.

o .
Rstdct5n d. siatsS.rJo pAJGtJ5 eH Pa5ft0
Rscy pJf W UJmqLltG d. oeJtfOS
sobrs Ia ustI, e5L oJLI d. UG-
nadl, 4 loS B,aef;.Al0S de
- IGS PdslzL5 StJatea;sS;
PUERTO RICO
Falicla1o CAro.a, SAIJdAl. . 5.00O
HlglnIo n)psE GAsaa1a, oA4
Ja4a.." -. :. -" 5000
Naadsi H!caSn V.1Al, Ca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-03
~><As@E< \ Z 80
IA PE-RU-NA FOR7A[ECE
TODO Il s|sTEMA.

r. s. Davidson, ExTeniente del
I ejercito de los E. U. de A., Wash
: ington, D. c., escribe 10 siguiente:
Para mi no hay remedio para Ell
( cafarro que Sc pueda comparar con
) Ia Perhna. No s0iamenfe va d Ia
: raiz de la erfermedad, sino fambien
( enfona y fOrfaIeze Ell siSfen1a de un
mod0 maravHIos0. Sin vacilar y
}aIegremenfe Ia rec0miend0 d fodO
eli que padezca como yo padecL ".-
} r. S. Davidson.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-03
HpogkdfQ ia 0smoCKdciG

I'm ssta tnlprsata 50 hacsa todG caase
Dc trGOGios tspordRcos q todas horas d.t
DIAL Y d q NecAa. PTsqes Ies N6i kar0ta,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-03
FAHuAc!A RIVERA.
Sociedad en- Comandita
GEsToR: M. L. AGUlAR
PLAZA MAYOR s. P BOX 81. CABLE AouAs RG80 P0 .RG0

I PLAZA MAiJH !. P. 0 BOX 81, CABLE: AoulAR
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-02-18

which the postmaster Of Koloa, Man
uel Rego, Is already under arrest.
Icieles on the cables and trestles OF
the bridge across the East river have
been a source OF great danger, and the
police finally were compelled to close
the Brooklyn bridge to foot passen-
gers.
Err. Plea, a jewelry salesman from
Chicago. has reported to the Los An
geles police that during his absence
from his room in Broadway hotel
the lock was picked by thieves, who
secured booty worth nearly $1,000
Both houses OF the Arizona legisla-
ture passed concurrent resolution
/ thanking the United States senate for
eliminating Arizona from the state
hood bill and asking the house Of rep
| resentatives to concur in the amend
ments,
Attorney General Moody has ap
pointed Judson Harmon of Cincinnati
Eand Frederick n. Judson, a prominent
lawyer Of St. Louis. to investigate this
alleged action Of the Atchison, Topeka
| z santa Fe railroad In granting re
Ibates to the Colorado Fuel 4 Iron Co
While temporarily insane james
/ Estes, a farmer. at their home at Mar
lshau a small town near Guthrie, o
IT. recently murdered his wife an'
daughter. Maud Estes. attempted Z
kin his son Lawrence, who escaped
set fire to the house and literally blew
his own head on with shotgun. Tn
house was destroyed and the oodie
, burned to a crisp. Mrs. Estes and he
daughter were killed with club, Mis-
Estes. Who was 20 years old. was
, school teacher.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-02-18
WASHINGTON NEWS.

\. p. Jewett. one Of the pioneers OF
Spokane. is dead
The recent storm on Puget sound
was the worst in years.
Plans are on foot at present to form
a state library association.
John NJ. Grant, an old and respected
pioneer OF Spangle, Is dead
Euis C. soule. assistant city attor.
.ney Of Spokane. died Sunday.
A lot Of counterfeit $40 bills are In
circulation in the northwest.
Sebastian Haas. pioneer resident
and business man OF Spokane. is dead
The Charleston commercial club has
taken up the fight for transportation
| facilities.
The new city directory would IN
dictate that Spokane's population is
over 10000.
The contract price for the furnishing
of the new Masonic temple at Spokane
was about $4,000.
]. w. Towery. a Spokane barber
committed suicide by shooting him
self through the heart.
A petition has been hled with Judg
Smell at Tacoma asking for gran'
jury for Pierce county
The sewer bond issue voted on Il
North Yakima carried by 81 vote
lover the necessary three-ffths.
The North Yakima county treasure
has sold $50 600 worth Of school bond
to the state at 1 per cent above par.
The Western Pine shippers associ'
ton will hold its second annual COZ
ventlon in Spokane Saturday. Febr'
airy Is.
Mrs. Minnie Wagner. Is years ol
/, and said 10 be bride Of but six week
commltted suicide in Seattle last Sa
! urday
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-02-18
General Wallace
Is Dead

Crawfordsville, Ind, Feb. 10. Cen
eral Lew Wallace, author of Ben
Hur," at one tmie minister to Turkey,
and veteran Of the Mexican and civil
wars, died at hhsi home in this city
Wednesday night, aged IS years.
The health Of General Wallace has
been failing for several years, and for
months, despite the efforts of the fam
lily to keep the pubic in ignorance of
his true condition, il has been known
that his vigorous constitution could
not much longer Withstand the ravages
Of u wasting disease.
For more than year he has been
unable TO properly assimilate food At
no time has no ever confessed his belief
that the end was near. aud his rugged
constitution and remarkable vitality
have been responsible for prolonging
/ his life several months.
The deahtbed scene was one Of calm
ness. Besides the physician. only his
wife, his son, Henry Wallace, Of In,
dianapolis aad Mrs. Wallace wer'
present. Whom told By his physician
he was dying General Wallace was pei
feotly cam. aud his last words wer,
expressions % cheer 70 hts grief stFick
en- family, Bidding them farewell, b
said;
II am ready 10 meet my Maker,
ard iapsed into unc0nsctousuess, from
which he did not recover,
The funeral will probably be hel
, sunday
Or W. B. Risuue. who had hee
j General v allace's phsyieian for man
years, said toniEht that the dircc
cause OF death was exhaustion. result
: ing from starvation. He had been a
; iuveterats smoker. aud this was atcrll
/ led a. tho cause ~ his Illness. primal
) lily. He gave up the habit, howsyel
and lent every aid 10 the skilled spe'
a ialitsts that were called Ito faile
3 slowly. bat surely, aud three monEl
!. ago his condition became alarming
9 tic rarely left his home. and the la
I time he was on this streets was Nnveu
:. Der 4. Soon after he was confined
g his bed and since that time no sat /
only few hours at u time each da
Il A week ago IL became known hs "
p sinking rapidly.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-02-18
STRIKE Continues
FACTORIES STILL SHUT DOWN AT
WARSAW, RUSSIA.
Chief of Police Says Strikers Must
Work or Return Home-The Men
Are Out Of Money-Worst Troubles
Are Probably oVer-sunday a Quiet
Day In City Of ST. Petersburg.

Warsaw. Feb. 13.-Baron Won
Nolken. chief of police OF Warsaw,
who has returned from a conference
with Governor General Tchertkon OF
the province Of Warsaw. gave the As
ISOLATED Press the following details re
garding the state OF affairs in this dis
triet:
The strike continues in all OF the
big factories Tomorrow the manu-
facturers are coming TO me to discuss
the situation, ard Tuesday | propose
seeing some representatives Of the
strikers.
Unless the strikers return 10 work
the police will expel all OF those iy-
ing outside Of the Warsaw district II
they will not work they must go home.
The men have no money. ard il seems
impossible that the strike can continue
much longer. Our task is one OF great
|dIncuty We are not fighting an
economic. but a political movement,
having its origin in st. Petersburg.
The worst troubles, however. are
probably over. Su1dtL IA5LAA bdtANgN
may break out here and there but not
on such a scale as the earlier riots
here"
/ Private kilograms rcccircd from
! Dombrova say that all the factories
There are closed Thirty thousand wag
on loads Of ore are standing On tht
railway tracks, and the freight trat
nc OF the Vistua line must be sus
pending unless the wagons are re
moved.
The coal supply Is the most urgen
question in Warsaw since the Sosnc
vice strike began. Governor Genera
ITchertkon today received a Telegram
from Emperor Nicholas permlttin
him to import coal free Of duty fror
; Sllesia FOR fortnight. and order
were Immediately dispatched 10 III
Sileslan mines. A telephone messaS
= received from Lodz says that all
quiet. but that the manufacturers ar
convinced that the strikers have no II
:, ttention 20 return 10 work Monday
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-02-18
May Wheat
81 a Bushel

Chicago. Feb. t7.-W heat sold on
tho board Of trade today rho highteat
point for the year. Frightened by the
predictions made by John w. Gates
that prices would soar Ia tho next 50
days, the shorts fairly tumblsd over
one another 10 get their hands no the
cereal while IL Is yet within reach
They bid may prices up 60 vi 49,.
which beats the record price attained
on the great wave Of speculative exeit-
ment last fall by more than cent
With other wealthy spoculatorz, who
operate most Of the time in Wall street.
Gates Is credited with holding con-
tracts calling for ths delivery Of So
900 900 bushels IL wheat next May.
There are not more than 10 900 00l
bushels Of wheat acceptable on con.
tracts in this market in the whols
country. While the maFkst today wa
| excited. the brokers declared IL wa
nothing 10 where May might be- expect
ed to 20 before the Gates deal IL over
| Predictions Of 30 wheat are nov
heard on all sides, while there ar
many IN tho trade who think tha
nothing short 81 ss bushsl will b. &C
cepted by Gates and bis followers foi
wheat.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-02-18

Washington, d. c., Feb. II. 49, The
house committee on public lands has
authorized a favorable report on the
Dixon bill establishing a land Office at
Billings. also favorable report on the
Gibson bill providing for a rssuTvey Of
two townships north Of Great Falls.
Senator Clark has offered an amend
msnt TO the Indian appropriation bill
authorizing the president TO reserve
5000 acres Of timber land in the Flat
head Indian reservation for use Of the
Flathead Indians for fuel purposes.
The measure has the approval Of the
| Indian office.