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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-01-14

Traducing Good Man.
NJ. Ferguson - What did DR..
Fourthly preach about this morningl
Mr.. Ferguson-Well. he preached
about half the congregation to sleep
Chicago Tribune
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-01-14

The Express to Sleepytown.
I know a little traveller
Who every single night
Starts on a long, long journey
That lasts till broad daylight.
Her ticket reads "Sleeptown Express"
Stamped "Papa's Goodnight Kiss;
And when she pays him with hug
He says, Il thank you, miss.
"Just take the berth marked Dreamy
land;
You mount it by the stairs.
Make haste, because the train should
start
Soon as you've said your prayers.
Remember, too, on this express
You tightly close your eyes;
And no one reaches Sleepytown
Who talks or laughs or cries.
$50 when the sandman engineer
His engine bell has rung,
The passenger for Sleepytown
Must surely hold her tongue.
BE ready, then, to jump aboard;
Kiss mother at the gate.
It's after half-past seven, and
The train is due at eight"
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-01-14
Not His First Cousin.

Little Fred was told Of new ar
rival in his uncle's family. us the
kid any relation to me?" he asked.
Eyes; he's your first cousin" an
swered his mother.
"Huhw exclaimed Fred, ~ should
think he was my last one"
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-01-14
Knife Ia Not Lost.

knife Is Not Lost.
where Is your new knife, Johnnie?"
asked his mother. II hope you didn't
lose it,
mo, didn't lose it," replied the lit
tie fellow. II put it in safe place, all
right but forget where the place is"
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-01-14

Joke on the Father.
Recently, when a West Philadelphia
father asked his S-year-old son what
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-01-14

Where Sympathy Was Needed.
$50 you have a stepmotherY' said
the lady to little girl Of 6.
Eyes, ma am" was the reply.
"Well, you have my sympathy,
DEAR" continued the lady.
"Oh, / don't need it." rejoined the
small maid. Give it to papa"
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-01-14
TO ACT ON TARIFF
..s,nrNT WANTS EXTRA SESSION
or CONGRESS.
,,,orms congressman He will issue
r,u as Soon as Committee Can
Agree on Revised Schedules
probably Next October-AIso
wants Rate Legislation.


oorolt fayors the earliest possible
aotion looking to revision by congress
" tho tariff. He 80 informed the sem
0.oro and representatives who were in
'forpnce with him at the White
Tonse last Saturday, and he has made
nlain his position to others who have
.raIked with him since that conference.
Uo vii call the Fifty ninth congress in
extraordinary session as soon as the
sonmittees have indicated that they
- nrenared to submit u tariff measure
for passage.
One of those present at the confer
orce on Saturday said yesterday, in
riew of the conflicting stories pub
Gshed regarding tine meeting, that the
nrosident informed them that while he
did not believe IN any sweeping revi.
s;on If the tariff, and would abide alb.
solutely by the Judgment Of the two
bouses of congress in matter that re-
lated SO particularly to them. yet he
did think the time had come when the
schedules should be examined and
there should be a REIMBURSEMENT as to
certain of them.
The president added that his own
view was that the special session
should take placce at the earliest date
at which the committees of the two
houses could come to an agreement as
to a bill. If they took this view, he
said he would hold himself ready to
call the extraordinary session at what
ever time the member of the two COM
mittees, especially the house commit
tee on ways and means. should inform
him they would be ready with their
report.
Favors Spring Session.
If congress should act on the tariff
question in accordance with the presi-
dents desire it was made perfectly
plain yesterday that the extraordinary
session would he called to Assem- BILE in
the coming spring. 1t has been point
ed out, however, by the tariff experts
of the house and of the senate that it
will require many weeks to prepare a
measure for submission to the house.
The president realizes this as a prac.
teal objection to an early spring ses-
sion Of congress, as the members If
the committees have not the time now
necessary to devote to the preparation
of tariff bill.
So far as the president is concerned
he would be willing to have congress
in session during the summer months.
He has indicated his readiness to re-
main in Washington next summer if
congress will undertake at that time
the consideration of tariff measure;
but congress, thus far, has shown no
disposition to accede to the proposition
of hot weather session.
While no decision has been reached
as to the time of the extraordinary ses-
sion, 1t ID reasonable to believe that if
one should be called to meet next au-
tumn, it will probably be in October.
1t was added that there is not the least
prospect of differences so radical aris-
Ing between the president and the Re-
publican leaders in congress over the
tarln question as to cause any split in
the party.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-05
POR NUESTRO CAFE
En- Haysguez Sc celebra una
impOrtante reunion de
Cafeteros.
PROPAGATION DEL CAFE
Sc plde la constitution de
una sociedad de coseche-
ros del pals.

En ell Consistorio de MaYagOez, Sc
llev6 q cabo una reunion ell viernes I'll.
timo, de los cafeteros de la jurisdic.
ci0n.
Preside 81 acto ell senior Muthiger
kamfman, re~presentante de la impor-
tante casa comisionista de Nueva York
j. P. Welsh y Ca. Dicho senior, inter-
pretado por don Ricardo Gomez (hiio)
eXpuso los fines de la convocatoria
que hizo q los sehores hacendados de
cafe, del termino municipal del Oeste.
Dijo, que actualmente realizaba
una excursion por la isla. Que esta
tenia porss bjeto constituir en- soc'e
dades q los ~cosecheros del pals, para
que puestos en- relaci6n con la casa.
neoyorkina que representa-, pudiese es-
ia concretarse q la propagation del
cafe puerto riquefo en- Estados Unidos
al par que a la venta del mismo
Ell senior Kaufman, solicita los
meloreS preclos del truto, coDrando
POI clio la referida casa n pequefa
comlsion. Manifesto tambien que SO
facilitaria dinero q los cafeteros or
g ,nizados a un baio tipo, para TODD
10 cual, era do TODD punto indispensa-
BILE que dicha casa tuviera en- Puerto
Rico una entidadad social con quien
entenderse d rectamente, ain de ase-
gurar ell exito.
Las manifestaciones del senior
Kaufman fueron acogidas con bene-
-aev',o general, acordandose celebrar
Tn terio ii6n, para ser en- ella m
pone. 81 discutida la proposition,
prenpor conducto del senior Kaufman
mace la casa comisionista de Nueva
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-05
T DESDE YAUCO
Sc eiercen ALI odiosos mo-
nopoIios en- ell expendio
de Ia Carne.
RENUNClAS PRESENTADAS
Pasan de doscientos los en-
bargos veri6cados por con-
tribuciones antiguas.

Ha renunciado q la presidencis
del <Casino de Yaucos don Francisco
Blasini,
Ell p%residente y tesorero INFERNO
(todo en- una pieza) don Loreto Viguei-
ra, cita q reunion de fundadores para
ell sabado, del corriente, con ell fin de
elegir nueva presidencia y cubrir la
vacante producida por ell tesorero don
Narcisco Ferrer. Sc dice que en- esta
reunion p~resentaran tambien la renun-
cia los demas miembros de la Direct
va. 81 asl 10 hicieran Sc harlan acre
dores al splauso general.
Sc esta vendiendo la carne al
subido precio de doce centavos libra
Don Francisco Catala que ell ado pa.
sado, siendo CONCEAL del ayuntamien
to, fundo un sindicato para abaratar
10 carne (segdn decfa), es ell que Sc
aprovecha hoy de la primera oportu.
nidad que Sc lie presenta y establece
tan irritante monopolio con I'm ar
ticulo de primera necesidad, cuya ba.
ratura interesa tanto & las classes no.
bres y trabajadoras. Con protectores
de ese genera, que atienden solo a las
exigencias de su est6mago, no Sc va a
ninguna parte. Como SO conoce que
el senior Dasta, competitor de la car.
NIGERIA, esta veraneando en-, Guanica!
81 ell monopolio de la carne contin1a
hablaremos tan alto y claro como sea
precise, J, van q DIR ciertos tipos las
verdades del barquero.
Senior alcalde: q listed toca termi-
mar o csc abuse.
-Pasan de doscientos los embar-
gos en- tramitaci6n y que pronto sc
tramitaran por concepto de contribu-
clones. A este paso, dentro de pocos
amos ell isco ser& dueho de la mayor
parte de las fincas del pals Y entire
tanto, contin1an unos cuantos maia-
deros diciendo que vivimos en- ell me
jor de los mundos poSibles y que ma
damos en- la a~bundancia.
En- la noche del martes Sc cele-
bro n reunion en- Ell Centric Espiritis
ia. Circularon invitaciones que auto
rizaban nuestros amigos don Vicente
Mattel, don Leonardo Pacheco y don
Antonio Folluichi.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-05
EXPtO|EETE INSTRU|G'es'

FL Secretario de la Guerra Mr..
T. fs, he discriminate, en- ell txpedien Q
lustruido contra Mr. LOOMS, ex-mi-
oistro de los Estados Unidos en- Vene-
4uela, acusado de cohecho por su SUI
cesor en- ell cargo Mr.. Bowen, DIR las
dec araciones orales de les testigos,
citAndolos & ese efscto para que COM
a can & su p~resencia Ga New York.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-05
Acadia Municipal De Cidfa

Aprobado ell p~resupuesto munich.
pal para el aho 1905 q 1905, SO anun.
cha la vacante de Official de Sandal
dotada con ell sueldo annual de 800 do.
liars, a fin de que los selores medi.
cos que quieran optar por clio, pre-
senten sus solicitudes an oil termino de
- dias dirigidas q la Secretarfa de-
este Conceio.
Lo que Sc hace p1blico para gene
raj conocimiento.
Cidra, JUNO 10 de 1905.
ESCoLASTICo FERRER.
Is 4 Alcalde de Cidra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-05
Venta de caSas

Sc venden las casas nGmeros IS y
20 de Ia Gale de la Fortaleza. Para
iHformes diriiirse on San Juan 4 don
Jose LSzaro Costa, Gale del Cristo
nGmero 8. Apartsdo no 325. Y en-
Ponce 4 don America Marin. 30 IA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-05

crltor russo; Mr.. Sergio Witt, quen llama i Francia a la
realldad, presentandole las desventa1as de su aianza con
el imperlo moscoylta, cuya agonia comienza.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-05
P0TENCIAS PIDEN PAZ
Alfonso XIII en- L0ndr7S
Rendition ridicu|a Nebogatof
Japdn anexando Cor6a, Manchuria

New York, JUNO 5.-Las grandes potencias Sc unen
para Intervene en- la question de Oriente, proponiendo la
pz entire Jap6n y Russia. Dicen de Washington que la mi
ella tlva de esta accl6n com1n pertenece d Guilermo II y al
%presldente Roosevelt. FL embajador russo, condo Casini,
vslt6 a este dltlmo aver tarde, manifestandole que el presi-
dente Loubet y ell rey Eduardo VII opinan que Mr.. Roose-
welt es ell dnlco en- condolences de pedlr que cesen las hostili-
dades. Mr.. Roosevelt contest6 que Ell Jap6n ha notifcado
a las naclones que no admitira intervention extrana de min
guna especle, y que Ell asunto debe tratarse entire las dos
naclones behgerantes. Sin embargo, el Mikadoinform6 a Mr..
Roosevelt las condolences en- quela pz podria ser aceptada
pore Jap6n. Ell condo Casini m que carece de 6rdenes
para entrar en- deta[es sobre el asunto V que Russia no ha
sldo derrotada, porque adn posee medios para resiStir y ven
Ger. FL p%resldente inssti6 en- que la continuation de la cam
pana traerla a Russia mas grande humiliation daria lugar
a exlgenclas mas fuertes y onerosaS.
Ell rey don Alfonso sali6 aver de Paris { hizo el mismo
Ola su entrada en- Londres, recibido por- ell rev Eduardo Y
por muchos miembros de la famiia real ingesa. A su paso
por las GALES una gran multitud lie saludaba respetuosamen-
tie y Sc escuchaban algunos hu1ras contestados sin gran
entuSiaSmo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-05

Los %peri6dicos de Londres escriben editoriales de una
honda lntencl6n polftca, declarando queel gobierno japon6s
anex6 va de hecho toda la Corea, donde hay sesenta mil hom-
bres del elerclto, y una gran parte de la Manchuria. Ha
terrocarrlles, p%uertos, faros; ha dado impulse
nuevo al comerio y a la industrial, y POGO a POGO Sc apoder6
de todos los resortes en- ambos paises, estabeciendo SUI adj
mlnlstrac6n con ~caracteres s6idos, que pueden tomarse
como de%hnltlvos. Sc atribuye esta propaganda a I'm es-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-05
Rosadas del Dr.. Paniaqua

sa%:o," aa.a..y:. para Ia ANsMIA Ia CLoRoss; No a..a Ia" tunon" digestive.
y S o. un@ RNpaHdo de hsn qusn pNdMN0 constipation d. vmMs aHi al conhsro hcMa h
"tmuss agsdtG , =" abS@vss sin cansauaod DEL paat0 digestive Esas pdoas son "a
alamo aqafnosy en- asdada duta, NglarAn y onsmwn Last undons pNDasd de la muI
UsnMe nnda@nsn Sc otMn hs1 ssutadu.
DE HEN1A EN- 1ODAS Las PRLNCLPALKS FARAAO48 DE La ISL -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-05

Ha comenzado en- toda forma el sitio de Vladivostok
por mar y por terra. Tres cruceros rusos legan a Manila,
donde Sc les exlge que solo permanezcan veinticuatro horas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-05

lllo Iuso: MI sergio WIFI, qu1en llama Il FranCla d la
Ireahdad, presentandole las desyental Jas de su albania con
lei lmperlo moScovita, cuya agonfa comienza.
El almirante Togo ha lido expresamente a Sasebo para
hacer una vista de alta cortesia al a1mirante Rojestwenky,
que Sc encuentra meJor de sus heridas y que rrcobr6 desde
anteayer el pleno uso de sus Facilitates.
Los dltlmos cables de San Petersburgo dan noticias
tr1stes sobre la rendlci6n de Nebogaton:, d la que no tienen
reparo en- callhcar de ridicula. Aseguran que las banderas
blancas Gle parlamento Sc alzaron a los topes de los mastlles
cuando la trpulac10n estaba complete y ell barco podia Sc
CUR en- el combate. La prensa de Europa opina que 81 Ne
Dogatott vlelve d San Petersburgo sera cruelmente castiga-
90. Los buques Oleg, Jentchung y Aurora, abandonados
antes de hundlrse. Los heridos del Orel--Ouque h~ospital--
lmportunaban con sus que1as a los combatientes. Ciento
cuarenta fueron echados al aqua. La punteria de los ia
poneses sorprendia y aterraba a los artlleros rusos.
Comunlcan desde Caracas que el general Cipriano G =,
tro, en- un mensaIe a las Camaras de Venezuela, a6a >,
las relaclones de la ~repdbGca son cordiales cons=ss H.
mas paises del mundo.
Ielegratian de Washington que ALI CORE, como rumor
Waldo, que el Car Nicolas dara poderes al p~residente Roose-
welt para que resuelva, en- 10 que Sc re6ere a la paz, 10 que
estlme' dentro de las CIRCUMSTANCES, compatibles con el no.
nor de Kusla. Este es I'm acto que constitute a los Esta-
dos Unld0s en- arbltrOS de la situaci0n actual.
Ha comenzado en- toda forma ell sitio de Vladivostok
por mar por terra. Tres cruceros rusos legan a Manila,
,donde Sc les exlge que solo permanezcan veinticuatro horas.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
SHOT ON YACHT; MAY DIE.
Silent Nan Makes Statement by
Mods and Shakes.

Detectives at work on the case of William ].
King. who was found yesterday in his boat, the
24-foot sloop Agiai, unconscious said last night
they knew the man who committed the assault
King had bullet wound in his temple and one
in his shoulder. He was found off Bay 22d-st..
Bath Beach. So much progress had the de-
tectives made that they expected to make an
arrest before o'clock this morning.
Fred Berlitz watchman at the Ben Ma Chree
Boat Club. told the detectives last night that
King. in company with another man. had asked
him to guard the Agiai on Monday evening.
Berlitz refused. and. according to him. King
and his companion boarded the Agiat 1t is this
companion of King whom the detectives are
hunting. According to Berltz a dingy was
attached to the Agiai when he last saw
the boat. Monday night. The dingy was
missing when the wounded man was discovered
yesterday morning.
The wound in Kings temple paralyzed his
jaw and he was unable to make any state
Inent when he recovered consciousness, but by
means of signs the detectives say they have
found out the assailants name. Since King 8
gold watch and some money found on the
victim when taken to the hospital there was
apparently attempt at robbery.
DR. Lapp of the Norwegian Hospital. did
not express any hope of the mans recovery.
Coroner OFlaherty went to the hospital last
night and obtained a statement in a rather
peculiar manner. King was unable to talk, but
he could hear and see. The coroner asked him
numerous questions, to which King responded
by motions of the head. The coroner. by a
process of elimination, got this statement wrote
1t down and King assented by an affirmative
nod and something like smile of satisfaction
through his pain:
was my boat last night at o'clock, when
q ~ who was employed on another boat came
aboard and shot me. We had had no quarrel.
The man was Irish, about twenty-five years old.
short and thin. He used his own pistol l had
no revolver
The police last night sent out general alarm
for the arrest of John wellington. supposed to
be yacht captain. They say he is connected
wi the
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
N. WHITES HAND CALLED.
JAPANESE DUBIOUS, TOO.
Hope of Peace Small, Says Baron
Hayash, and as to Terms

London, July 1s.-Baron Hayashi. the Japan
ese Minister here, said to-day that Russia had
appointed good men as peace plenipotentiaries.
Nevertheless. even NJ Witte and Baron Rosen
had not inspired Japan with confidence in a
favorable outcome OF the negotiations Baron
Eayashi added:
We do not know what powers have been dele
gated to them, and after the events of the last
eighteen months Japan puts faith only in ac-
complished facts. The terms will pe comuu-
nicsted only at the conference. Then We shall
discover what powers the Russian plenipoten-
tisries possess.
Il WAS suggested TO the Minister that the
general opinion that the japanese terms
would be moderate. Baron Hayashi replied:
cannot see where people get such an idea.
angels.
Minister Hayashi intimated that Japan was
ready TO continue the war unless she got suit
able terms. He called attention TO the fact that
practically the entire sum realized by the last two
loans was unexpended. The capture of Sagha-
lien was not precipitated by the approach of the
conference, but was a natural sequence OF the
japanese campaign. the plans for which had not
been altered since Russia acceded 10 a confer
ence. An earlier attack the island was not
undertaken principally because of the severe
winter and because the summer season was
preferable for campaigning and the establish
snent OF a new government
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
GOLD BUST FOR "SCOTTY.'
Busted or on a Bust" He viii
AIzcays Haze ReserUe Fund.

'Scotty," the lively and picturesque miner
from Death Valley, it reported last even
ing, may have portrait bust of himself ex-
ecuted In pure gold taken from his mines To
indulge in this artistic fancy it will be neces-
sary for him "to loosen up to the extent OF
$4,000 to 100000 for the gold alone
The sculptor who will execute the statue will
be Frederick Z. Triebe member of the Ma
tional Sculpture Society. Mr.. TriebeI will call
at the Herald Square Hotel this morning to
arrange with "Scotty'' for the first sitting.
"Scottys" head appeals to the sculptor as full
of character, slgnifying luck, intelligence and
determination. L. is said this will be the only
gold portrait bust in the world.
If "Scotty" should ever be down on his luck
he would not have to be "grubstaked" but
could melt UP his craven image This might
therefore, be considered a sort OF sinking fund
regardless of its artistic merit his friends saw
Mr. Triebel has executed portrait busts of
Thomas T. Eckert. of the board of directors of
the Western Union: General John A Logan and
lydia Bradley, who gave s4000,000 TO the Polv-
technic Institute at Peoria, Ill. He has also ex-
burg Russia; the statue Mysterious Music" in
the Museum OF Toxic, Japan; the Soldiers and
Sailors Monument at Peoria, ILL.,. dedicated by
President Mckinley in 1893, and the lowe State
Monument on the battlefield of Shiloh
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
4EROPL4NE FALL FATAL
Drops 5000 Feet zoith OPERATOR
Machine Demolished.

San Jose. Cal, July 1S.-Daniel Maloney. who
had made numerous successful ascensions with
Professor Montgomery's aeroplane to-day fell
three thousand feet to his death at Santa Clara.
Maloney made an ascension from the grounds
of Santa Clara College. About two thousand
persons watched the machine as it shot upward
from the college garden attached TO huge bal
loon
At height of four thousand feet Maloney cut
loose from the balloon and began manGuvring
the aeroplane He sailed gracefully about, then
essayed deep dip. Suddenly the machine
swerved. hesitated and then turned over. 1t
righted ITSELF sank a considerable distance
and turned over again. Maloney was clinging
desperately to his seat and evidently endeavor,
ing to regain control of the aeroplane, but all
his efforts were in vain
Again the aeroplane turned in the air, the
wings came together and the man and the ma
chine plunged straight downward His skull was
fractured and blood was flowing from his ears
and mouth He died within a short time The
aerOplane was demolished.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
DEER HUNT IN YONKERS.
Runa5cay Buck Leads LiOely Chase
and Escapes by S7cimming RiUer.

A valuable buck deer escaped from its quar-
ters in Harmony Park, Yonkers, yesterday and
pan,bolled over the residential section, bolting
over lawns, Ieaping over grape arbors and gate
nosts and clearing high fences, while men and
bovs pursued, but were left behind as though
standing still by the speedy animal
The deer sported over the Perot and Saunders
property and at length appeared on the grounds
M Mr Drummond, Woodwork and Gold
81 The beast bounded over fence in the
hack ward and In a headlOng rush over the
grounds next door knocked down grape arbor.
Gaining Ravine-ave.. 1t renewed its speed and
sned far in advance of number of youths who
tried 10 catch II. On reaching Union Place the
daer .,r-ed the corner and tore down toward
the river and bounded along the railroad tracks.
Al Rabcock Place it swerved and rushed out on
the gas house dock
Ascending a pile of timber. the animal
b,,rIed itself high in the air and landed in the
riTer Then IT began TO swim, striking out for
the Jersey shore Several craft gave chase, but
the deer Jared better In the billows than the
boats and left them one by one in the rear.
The small ferryboat Daisy Captain Murray
in charge encountered the runaway In mid
liver The Daisy and the deer were heading in
tha same direction but in the race that ensued
the Daisy did not figure at all. The deer had
tbjngs ali its OWE way. The animal shook on
Ali pursuers and when last seen was close 10
INC Jersey coast The deer is probably browsing
i'm the grass on the sides of tho Palisades now.