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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-26

The days Al" half IN hour longe"
than IL month ago and the cold keeps
on strengthening, but the tide will t'nn
h, fore the Glorious Fourth arrives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-26
Only Alternative.

II cant take this" said the street.
car conductor, as he looked at the
plugged dime.
I'm sorry" rejoined the passenger
"but that's all I've got. If YOU d"n'i
want il give it To the company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-26

An appropriate New Years cover de-
sign adorns the january number of
Donahoc's Magazine "A Song of
Cheer" for the new year opens this at
tractive number. In Poets | Have
KNOWN Rev. Matthew Russell writes
this month of Frances Wynne. Her
self. Her Letters and Her Lyrics" The
article is profusely illustrated. kath-
crime lyman is represented by pathet-
ic story "Desiree's Friend" James
Connolly wildly describes "Midwinter
Fishing on a Summer Sea" John Tai
bot Smith writes of 'Parsifal in Eng
ish." and also reviews other notable
stage presentations of the season.
"reminiscences of Many Years of Mis-
sionary Life" are interestingly told by
Rev L. c. p. Fox. THE Mission of the
Social Secretary" "Heinze and Law
SON. A Contrast" and when the
White Ros" Faded" are other readable
contributions to this strong number.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-26

Fort Fairfield keeps i, firm grip on
the blue ribbon. IN The ,Cld wave of
10 days ago i carried off the hnnorS
with record of - below. and its mark
OF Is below. Tuesday. was NOT euuall:'d
elsewhere in the state.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-26

Sagadahoc county carries off tn" dis
tin"tion Of beng the only county where
not Il single porcupii" bounty has been
paid. Andros:.oggin il q close second.
as tho SIS paid in l-iI,,m"r is the
total for that county.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-26

One If the Nos; attractive covers Of
the month td"rlS tn" Janl.i'y Pilgrim
and tNo contents are fully in keeping
With the attl'a -1iv" nxIcrior. The place
"f horror j. accorded - the opening in
staIln'"nt of Samuel Merwin's serial
Tho 'Tw"rr Ten Thousand Miles"
Among the special articles. which arc
both e';t'1tIirinE AMI iustru. tive arc
noted III" follnAine: tn" Child in the
House. Mlulc Murray Miller: "Phila-
delrhia ut NcW Years" Jane A.
stewart; The Wealth of the Desert. -
Gerald Austen; mistress Of Her
Craft" Stella Heil Crolhcrs: The
Girl and the Deal" Karl Edwin Hayri-
man: concerning Pickaninnies, -"
blanche NJ. <nowlton: David War
field. Actor" The household depart
ments give much Timely matter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-26

It's folly TO suffer from that horrible
plague ot the night, itching piles Doan's
Ointment cures. quickly and permanently.
At any drug store, 30 cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-26

The lawmakers win have to step
by the club ,"OIn"n and the pencil
pushcr& Who W.ll ass, nhl" under the
"lurd dome.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-26
As Modified.

E.dvth-The man Clara is engaged I"
is tan and straight. is he not =?
Mavln. Well. he's tall Ill right
enough but I understand he is Il poll
tician.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-26
Ely in the Ointment.

She was pretty. Il blonde and petite.
Ana til,. 10, $ etl:let snr WAS Swi e.
Vet sh" felt sad
And often crt mad
luSi l,. ;IlIst. sil,. Ind No u Etr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-26

Entertainment and instruction are
happily united in the Cosmopolitan for
Janua"y. Many and varied are the
stories and articles prcst ntcd. as til"
following partial list will show: 1.-THE
Delusion Of The Rare Track" David
Graham Phillips; THE Siege of
S"vast"pol.' Richard Maury I'm
Memory Of Dion RoHciciult." Clara
Morris: In Arizona" cyrus Townsend
Brady; The Hold-Tp." Ralph Henry
Barbour: Our Consuls." John Elfreth
Watkins; Partisan Pcddlers and Their
Musical Cries" Hradl,y Gilman: TIL"
Jefferson Bible" Clrus Adler: The
Law: of the Hills" Lollir Bell BurtZ
aud The Manufacture of Musical In
st.um"nts." Frederick :. Hall. The
various contributions are all hand
somely illustrated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-26

The members of the Legislature ana
the citizens of Augusta will have =
good opportunity 10 learn about III"
Erown-tai moth on the evening of
Tuesday. Feb. 1. when Prof. \. H..
Kirkland will deliver an illustrated lee
ture in the hall of the House under the
auspices of the department Of a2ricul-
tomOlo@iSt. and has been connected
with the work of cXtcrminatinS the
Cyi.Sy moth and BrOWn-tail moth in
Massachusetts for a series Of years.
lic is the best Of authority on this mat
ter i'll which the State of Maine is 50
much interested 1T the present time.
and his lecture which has been so care
fully prepared and is 80 hnrly Illus
tr:i;e,i. Mill BE- Of interest 10 all.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-26

The announcement Of the coming Of
tn. 1905 state Fair in tho second week
Of September :trouSes Il host of pleas
art anticipationS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-26

The House was passing private PEN
sion bills so fast the recording clerks
were getting dizzy. Representative
LoudcnSlaSer of New Jersey. hoped up
ana III oke the monotony by presenting
a bill 10 correct the record of soldier
who had Il charge of dtsertion against
him.
DO I understand" asked Judge Mad
dox of Georgia, that this man now
draws !, pension as 4 lieut. enant 7.
ooh, no" replied Loudenslager; hes
dead"
"Sm ely" exclaimed Judge Maddox
the gentleman does not want to re
store him after he is dead"
No; Il bit Of it," I.oudenslager re
piled Il just want to correct his
record
General Grosvenor had been listening
in1enily.
See here" he said. breaking into the
collouuy: should there not be an
amendment that n certified copy of our
proceedings with reference to the mat
Ter shall he sent To some place. to be OF
benefit to him in any future overhaul
ing he may have to undergo?
Il have no doubt" declaimed Lou
denslaser. that any communication
from this House will reach him where
he is
1T would be very apt to-. snapped
John Sharp Williams. the democratic
leader unless he WAS very. very
good man.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-26

TheIe is always interest in the story
% the life of person who rounds out
full hundred wears. hut seldom is
tfere more pathDS in such story than
is found in the simple announcement.
this week. that Eunice Dearborn
VINO died in Saco. aged 100. had passed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-26

Neglected colds make fat graveyardS.'
DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup helps men
and women 10 a happy. vigorous old age
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-26

The little town of Crawford. with
only 20 voters. did the biggest porcu
pine business IN 1904. killing no f,-wer
than 0,. of the ANIMALS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-26

dom in 90. played in the lin" on tn"
Hnwdoin eleven in the fail of 1889. This
was the first eleven ever organized IN
Maine ana the game WAS pretty priini-
tive then in comparison with cOlleg"
football of today. Walter l.. Gray Of
Paris. who graduated from Colby in
'95. played center upon Colby's first
eleyen in the fail Of 1891 and held that
postinn upon the team for four years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-26

'TiSn't safe to he 4 day without D..
ThoE.as' E"!cclric on in The house. Never
can tell what moment an accident is 60
| ing to happen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-26

| Can't he perfect health without pure
blood. Burdork Blood Filters makes pure.
| blood. Tones and invigorates the whole
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-26

Some surprise was caused among the
uninitiated by two bills which were in
trOdlircd last week. one i'll each branch
v hicli propose us amendment to the
Law defining the duties Of the cOnlniS-
siniit-r on sea and shore fisheries that
le shall not ba obliged To tai,ul#le in,
returns of N" sardiun na' as Ii, does
row. This might lead to The belief tina;
tnt- SarsiiIe men do not desire to have
their business closely s,rutinized but
that is not the ease. The difficulty eX-
lists in the fact that some of the sardine
packers in their anxiety. and perhaps u
natural one 10 anpe:lr 10 be doing rs
large a business rs their neighSor. have
gotten into the somewhat reprehcnsible
custom of swelling the size of their
Pack by possibly some - per cent. in
their responses to the inquiry OF the
commissioners The latter functionary
cannot we'll go beyond the returns with
he result that the size of the pack as
given out by him might easily ne sew
cral hundred thousand nOre cases than
il really is This is by nc fault OF the
commissioner. nor is The situation one
that ne ..an remedy. Now il may easily
be SeeIi that while no damage would he
done by one packer reporting some VI
0cn more cases than ne has really pack
ell Vet if All should Fellow out the sam"
plan the total pack will be greatly en-
ag"e,;:tcd and it is this elimination ="
which the packers object for the bry-
| er:, are apt to form the opinion that
| there are 4 great many more cases "i
s;,rdincs i'm Maine than there really are
| and consequently think that the little
| fishes should he obtained for loss money
| than the packers believe is their true
v.,lue. Hence. The bills that are row
awaiting the decision Of the committee
on sea ana shore fisheries. which
| bills il is understood have III" "ntir"
APPRECIATION of Commissioners \irker-
| son.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-26

Senator Fate and three prominent
citizens of Nashville, Tenn. have in
vited the President to visit that city.
The President said that he intended to
visit the south next fall. when he would
60 to the home Of his mother in Geor
sia. At the same time he will take in
Atlanta. Richmond and other cities. He
would like to go to Nashville. especial
w. to visit the Hermitage. the home Of
President Jackson. The President
said that the trip he will make in the
spring will not be through the south
proper. He will go to San Antonio and
few Texas cities, taking in Louisville
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-26

TIL BOwdoin men in the Legislature
are all planning To attend the seventh
HnnuaI banquet of the kennebec Bow
duin Alumni association which VIII be
held at Hotel North. Tuesday evening.
Feb. II. Governor cobb. who gradual
..d in -. will b" Il guest at honor TW"
members OF the Council are also Bow
doin men. MeSSlS. Pierce. 81, AMI
Clarke. 80; and 10 members OF the
Legislator" as follows: Senator Potter
of Cumberland. IS, and Allen of York.
-: aud Representatives Don y. u.
Powers OF Houton. ~. Edward y.
Merrill 81 Showhc.ap. -: stephen T..
Mhitmore OF Brunswick. 20; Charles
T.. Johnson Of Wat"rville. ~: Joseph
+. Reed of Portland. 50: Eugene
Thomas Of TOpSham. 50: Henry RI.
Hastings Of Bethel 90: and Percival =.
RaXt"r "f Portland '9S. other Bowdoin
men connected with the Legislature are
Frank G.. harrington. "a. assistant
secretary of the Senate; and =. L. w.
simpson %. postmaster OF the Senate
while The college is represented among
| lie new Spaper men by r.. =. oSS"od
-. oi the Portland Argus.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-26

on l!'c WH%. but that would be the rx-
tent Of "iS southern journey.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-26

TWO representatives in the Oxford
county delegation. both leading young
members Of the bar Of that county.
were pioneer foothalIists at their re-
spective colleges. Henry II. Hastings
OF Bethel, who graduated from Bow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-26
legislative
.. Chat .

Things vii! be lively aud interesting
-, rho ,'anitoI t,d,y and more people
will be there than Oh any "dS Si'"e
Inauguration day. three weeks ago ~
addition to the regular WORK OF tii' SeS
sion and the committees thtre VIII "
the midwintef meeting Oh tiie M"''ie
Federation of Women'S CiupS III the
l.ail of the House. this afternoon ana
evening. with hundreds Of laditS IN at
tendance from all parts OF the state
and the opening sessions OF the 4.d
annual meeting of the Maine Press
association in the Senate chamber. this
afternoon and evening. The public
literary exercises of the Press meeting
will be held i'm the Senate chamber.
Friday afternoon. and Representative
and Mrs. Gannett of Augusta will give
the members ana their ladies 81 recep-
zion. Friday evening. Mr.. Gannett has
been Il member of the association for
many years. When the association met
here two years ago. its members ana
ladies were given il reception by Gov
ernor ana Mrs. Hill At their new resi-
dence. Governor Hill has been Il
member Of the association since 1850.
The meeting of these tW" orSaIIiZn-
laionS Will draw more people to tn"
Capitol today. than are likely To be
there on any day during the rest of The
session except on the occasion OF tn"
t:ov' TllorS reception to the public. No
pl;tnS nave been announced as to this
reception but in the natural order of
things it will come on Wednesday,. Feb.
-. as il is on the evening of that day
In h,, latCjS I'm If inn
given by the citizens of Augusta in city
hall. 1t may BE-. that some public hear
ing before il legislative committee will
uraW a crowd that will fill the Capitol.
This is usually the case with two or
three matters dulin. every session AMI
II is difficult now to SAY what general
interest may be developed from various
measures which have been Introduced.
That bill of Senator Brown of Kcnne-
bee lplroprlhting 500 to be used in
property marking the grave of Gov.
J"hathan G. llunton at Readfield Cen
ire, brings to the minds of students of
political history of Maine II very inter
cStin% incident of the early history OF
the STATE. 1t Was What has been called
the first Maine co,int-out. In the wear
lS29 iunton WAS the candidate of the
Wh%. or National Republican party,
for governor against Samuel f.. Smith
Democrat. since that time il has been
Claimed ny the Democrats that Smith
was elected but that the Wings deiiber-
attiy counted him out. BIZ throwing out.
OH technical errors. the votes of Nnal-
haven. Danlnrth. Iiampden and some
other towns: also that they counted
out four senators and one or two rep
reseniativeS. Among the documents in
the state library is Il circular which
the Democrats issued, us Il campaign
document. in the following year ANA
which is considered to have been Il very
Important document in that campaign.
as Mr.. Smith was elected. defeating
Ilumtnn by some 2000 majority. IN con-
neCtinn with this So-caIled count our il
is Interesting 10 note that in the excite
ing count out times Of 1850 the dOicSS
of the two Houses IN the exciting times
%: 1870 We're not once cited as Il prece-
dent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-26
ll||l)|l)
POISSON

Bons Pains. feelings, Erys,peIss. o~eilir1s
IfyOu have aches and pains in bon's. back aud
oints Itohng ScAbby Skin, Blood feels not, Swollen
Glands, Risings and Bumps or the Skin, Hucus
Patches in ,touth, Sore Throa,, Pirnples, Copper
C.Iored Spots, al. rundown, Ulcers on amy part Of
the body Hair or T., ebrows falling out, take
Botanic Blood Balm, guaranteed
socure the and most deep seated cats. Heals
al sores, stops al! a:hcs and pains, reduces al
sweIlirlss, makes blood pure and rich, COMP Is.
changing the body into healthy concItlCn.
OLD RE. jkA1iSM. cArkHaR, ECZEMA, ssnv.uIl.
are calis Il by Poison the Blood. y. Il. T. 81 De
q .wk:ng and Splitting. itchng and Scratching:
cares Rhe !matsm, CatnrTh: heal. al Scsb. Scslt.
ErCp,ions, Wat-ry Bls'":.. by givhs pure hrsb.
blend tn affected rs-.S
CURES CANCER
sup,rr...lg r.-irngs. Eating Sores. Tumor. I'll,
c-r. II :.e;-s The sores OF worst cancer p.rfrciiy
|. you have persistent Pimpr, swelling Singing
Pans tike Blood Balm and they Will disappear
befor. tn,y develop into Cancer.
Blood Balm pleasant and safe t. take
Thoroughly tcs Ell for 20 years Coirpnsrd of Pure
Botanic Ingredients. Strengthens weak kidneys and
weak ,tomacts, cures dyspepsia At druggists 81
Per Large Bottle with cnmplete directions sold in
Augusta, Ne b. RowL!trh Wetst 4 Co 20
Water 81. In HalIOweIl, BE. bv W. u. Spau.d
ing, l52 Water ST. In Gardiner, Me. b. &. H.
Deane, l!R Water ST Can or rite either store
~, Vi Balm sent br express.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-26

the last II wears of her life Il paupet
on the city farm.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-22
Atentado contra ell Sultan de TurQuiia
E| Car pospone su vista al Kaiser
[kgan a New York eshs dmiane Jones
Explosion canonero americana .--126 Wct|mas

New York, Julio 22-Dcen de Constantinopla que ell
Sultan Abdul Hamd fue obeto de aentado las GALES
de aquela cudad cuando saa de palaco dglendose
la mezqulta De grupo de hombres parti6 bomba
cargada con sustanclas explosives yendo esala pocos
pasos del gran turco Eseescap6 competamente eso No
asl los genzaros de ecot los cuaes mureron tres
quedaron slee herdos contusos Ign6rases e compot
obedece al fanatsmo relgoso combination poll
tca E Sultan regres6 nmediatamente las autoridades
han dspuesto muchas prsones. Exse gran conster
naclon en- la cudad Sc teme las venganzas de Abdul
Hamld para lntimidar aesus stbditos.
Cablegramas de San Petersburgo avisan que e Gar
ha suspenddo su vae posponendoo para mas adelante
Creese que e motive de determination e descubr
m1ento de planes revoconaos escuadra del Mar Ne
gro Asegdrase que planes estan comprometdas
las tpuacones de casi odos los barcos que de emer
una nsurrecc6n martina general Los des6rdenes
tan en- kusla. En- la asambea de los zemstwos repre-
sentante pd6 soctase del Car que apruebe la const
tucon acordada La mayora voto contra de tai sclc
tud Sc aprob6 mensaje dirgdo al pueblo De
hecho asamblea es hoy verdadero poder ecuerda la
convention francesa
Aver tarde lego esta ciudad el crucero BROOKLYN,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-22
NOTAS De PONCE
Por delitos electorales. De
but de La Presa. -Represen-
tantes del municipio.
MOBILIARIO De LA CORTE
Carreras en- Ell hip6dromo.
Session del Ayuntamiento.
Juicios electorales.

Antes de aver, por Ia tarde, regre-
s6a esta sl fiscal especial para delitos
electorales, sefior Wilcox.
Hoy comenzaron en- la Corte de
Distrito los juicios en- causas por deli.
tos electorales. En- ell primer juicio,
que comenz6 & las nueve de la mafians,
se sentaron en- el banquillo de los
acusados don Juan Gelpi y don Acis
clio Bauza, iueces republicanos del pre-
cinto electoral ndmero 40 de Pehuelas.
Sc les acusa de haber negado la ins-
cripci6n electoral varios electores
La Corte Sc constituy6 con Tous
Soto como Juez, y Wilcox como Fis-
cal. Defensor Sanchez Montalvo.
Constituido ell Jurado, termin6 la
primera session del juicio las doce
del dfa. Esta tarde Sc celebra la Sc.
gunda session. Varios testigos han de
clarado en- ell proceso.
Ell lunes por la mafiana saldr&
para Adjuntas Ia Corte municipal q
celebrar allf varios ju,cios en- causas
criminales.
-Anoche lego q Ponce el celebre
trausformista La Presa, hospedan-
dose en- ell hotel Melia. Ms mana dar&
81 primera function.
Ell guardia Mayol denunci6 q Ma
ria Mercedes Ortiz, por aggression q Ma
ria VSzquez La Corte exige Merce
des Ort z doscientos dollars de tianza,
para Ia libertad provisional.
So hs suplicado la Corte de
Gusyama que transfera para otro
dfa los juicios en- que ha de intervenir
como testigo el senior don Ramon To-
.rres Alvarado, & fin de que 6ste pue-
da asistir la asamblea de munich
pios como Delegado por Porc ce. 81
no 80 obtiene resultado favorable en-
las gestiones irdlcadss, sustituira al
senior Torres Alvarado, en- la delega-
ci6n, el concejal don Pedro Auffant.
--En su vista . la Corte munici.
pal de Ponce, el Attorney sefIor Feui-
lie solicjt6 del Juez un presupuesto
DEL mobiliafio y enseres, & fin de que
esta no carezca de 10 expresado, yse
halle, con respecto mobiliario, mon.
lContinaa en- la pdgina 5q)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-22
MAS NOT|C|AS
Juicio de asesinato en- primer
grado, visto ante Ia Corte
de Distrito de Humacao.
INGRESO EN- FEMALES
Reunion de braceros y carre-
ros de San Juan. Ape
laclon de una sentencla.

Ult'mamente SO vic ante la COrte
de Humacao, la vista de la causa por
asesinato en- primer grado, seguida
contra Demetro Diaz, alias Lena Yer.
de, a Quien Sc acuso de da" muerte
Agustin Belford.
Ell iura1o present6 la Corte un
veredicto de culpabilidad, cali6cando
ell hecho de asesinato en- primer grado.
Ell lines daremos una amplia in
formation sobre dicho juicio.
Han ingresado bajo sumaria en-
la carcel de Aguadilla y Ponce, acusa-
dos de los delitos de periurie, homici-
dio, contra natura, da1os maliciosos,
acometiuiento y aggression y hurto de
mayor cuantia, Gregorio Maldonado,
Isaac Pedro Vidal, Juan Ma.a Rivera,
Antonio Salas, Jose Sabater y Gregg
rio Gonzalez.
-Lpgresaron a Iufrir condena en-
la cArcel de San Juan, Msysgi iez,
Aguadilla y Ponce, por los delitos de
acometimieeto, agresi6n, turbsr la
paz, hurto, irfracci6n de srtfculo 43S
del C6djgo Penal, unos veinte indivi-
duos de ambos sexoa.
-Fderon puestos on libertad por
extinction de condena, Leocadio Ca
rrasquillo, Felipa Cintr6n, Carmelo
Ugsrse, jose Rodriguez, Eduardo
Aponte y otros.
-Ha spelado al tribunal superior
Immediate, de 10 sentencis de dos me.
ses de carcel y pago de trel1ta dollars
que le impuso Ia Corte Municipal,
Emilio Crespo Molins. de cuyo
asunto nos ocupamos anteriormente
-Anoche volvieron Areunirse los
braceros y los carreros de SAu Juan,
con el objeto de ocuparse nuevamsnte
del ingreso de aquellos dltimos ca Ia
international de Marines de Norte
America.
Han salido para Mayaguez los
artistas que forman 10 troupe de
zarzuela que actu6 hasta hace POGO
en- nuestro teatro.
DarA en- aquel teatro, una serie
de funciones.
-Estan pronto q terminsr las re.
formss que sc vienen hacienda en- las
nuevas ofcinas de Ia Direction de
Prisiones.
El local que ocupan estas hoy, c.
amplio y ventilado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-22

que habia saldo de Cherburgo Franca el de Julio
ducendo los restos del almrante americana Juan Pablo o
nes Todos los barcos surtos puerto tcnlan ban
deras media asta sena de luo hacan salvas ho
la memora de Jones. Los buques de guerra deron
escoa al BROOKLYN desde una larga dstanca gran
des bateras dspararon caones Mas de dosclentas
mil personals desde las playas asiseron al imponene
pectacuo
Ell canonero americana BENNINGTON ha hecho explo
sion el puerto de San Diego -Caforna-quedando to-
tamente destrozado hundendose las aguas despo
poo Sc cuenan cuarenta ses muerosy ochenta herdos
Sc logr6 savar setenta ses de la trpulac6n Ell BEN
NlNGToN desplazaba 40 toneladas ue consrudo
1901 monando caones de seis pu gadas, cuatro de
tiro rapldo dos ame aladoras Cabaos euerza g. 1876
Veocldad II nudos por hora E suceso produce honda
impression de tristeza.
Fl rey Eduardo ha escrito al presdente Loubet dan
dole gracas por obsequios los marinos ingeses
Brest Paris E presldente responde que demos
tracones deb prueba de la slmpata que Franca
cente haca lngaterr Consderanse eto dos teegramas
advertencia Aemania por los asuntos de Ma
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