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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-18

-Ha reerssado do HumSeao sl
Superintendent do Sanidsd doctor
Hernandez, quieu nos hsee elogios dol
busu es.ado higf9nico do aquela ciu-
dad. Visit6 NOS dice ablecimisr.
tos de comsroio, carnieerfss, tshonas
de pan, etc, y en- nirguns parts halo
Ia msnor ds6clsncis, todo 10 eual dc.
nots el buen cello del alealde, Official
dc sanidad J policfa.
Hoy sali6 para Cayey, On asuntos
particulares, nusstro amigo don Fran
cisco Acosta, alto emplsado do 10 OF.
Gina dol Attorney General.
-SE DEsEA tomar On alquiler uu
sMiradors con comodidades suficientes
para vlvir con holgura un eaballero
americana. La correspondence, Apar.
tsdo HS San Juan.
"A Noviembre Is do 1905.
Ell Hip6dromo Dc Ponce tisns
anunciadas csrreras psra ma6ans,
para los diss 10 , 24 do Diciembrs
para sl 10 do Enero pr6x'mo.
So he not'deado al onolal do So.
n'dsd Que sl Coneejo municipal con.
cedi6 psrmiso gratis . dofs Angela
Nievss p,rs lsvantar una tumba On sl
slt'o ca qua % encuentran inhuma ados
los restos dc su ssposo don Ramon
Lopss
Sc ls ha conunicado 4 don Jo.t
Garcia Ac've 10, de Puerta d. Tierrs,
que habendosels YER cido el plaso que
10 tue COT oedidp para ear ear sus %.
sas, sitas On aqusl barrio, iudiqus su
rssolnci6n cn 81 asunto,
e. En- 10 casa dc hu6apsdes de ID
ssh rita Jossdna Hernandez, San Jus.
10 81. que ocupa sisuac muy ckn.
trlca, h.y bueua mess, hsbitaciones
hsrnosss y blan vantiladas y exsslsu.
to serviclo. Sc rseomisnda por si
m'sma 4 % personss que quieran cor
sus abonados.
Ell vapor msrcants alsmGn Hun.
garta 1arp6 aver do nusstro puerto.
-Ests tarde habrx dssaffo do
chase ball, On los terrsnos do 10 Ii.
g On fusrta do Tierrs, sntrs los clubs
sIntsriors y "Marins.s
Ell DR.. Bsrbosa cslebr6 una On.
trsvista aver tsrde con sl Sub. Comi.
sionado de Eiucacl6n.
-Ss cree que on brave 20 anun.
ciarka nusvas tallss para poliefas, en-
otro distrito do Ia isla.
Sc dice on Arsoibo que hay sl
prcyecto do eoustruir un ferrocarril
entire aquslla oludsd y Larss. La en-.
prssa ssrA fornada por aecionis.as.
Han contraido matrimon,o On
Maysgaex don Manuel Rodriguez RI.
ios J 10 senorlta Cruz Lugc.
| (Co'ainia on Ia stgina Say
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-18
N0T|C|AS DEL D|A

SUMARIO Ell bale de esta noche.-El juez Toro Cue
BASEL Attorney en- Ponce.-Una iquivocaci6n.-
nuncias en- Aguadilla' a. FL coronel Haml, de excur-
s6n.-Panaderia denuneiada. denuncias SEN
tencias-Relo recuperado. de catolicos de
Lares. Don Ramon Beauchamp.-..E doctor Herman.
dez--Corte municipal de Yabucoa. .-El Hipodromo de
Ponce Nuevas tallas para poicas. .Ferrocarrl entire
Arecbo Lares.---Vapor aleman <Hungaria.. COME.
rencia.--Otras notcas de nteres general
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-18

,ficci6n.
De pronto snsi6 que fuerts tomAba Ia suyo.
Als6 10 vista encoptr6 ftsnte ente s general
-Takso-san 20 mbi6n estoy trsspasado do d. lor-Dkn
dose les deron risnda suelta Ga llanto.
Despuesde ratio. s general snug6 las igtmsa p.
sisndo las e hombro de k.e inerrump6 nso
diciendo frme:
Tax o-.su. suuaue hs N, m aun SOY ia padre
Pero. vamoa hombre kso-an mira hscs sl porvenir
Tdas ddehss han ocurdo paa un
ob En- efeco hAee mucho tempo que no nos vemos
Ven eonmigo Tak.o-sap, sntSams de 10 que c die On
Formos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-18

Cedalas hlpotecarIas
Banco Territorial y Agrfcola s5S
AccIones
Banco de Pto. Rico Z Is 40.
Baneo Territorial. : 1b} &16.
Banco Popular. s7.60 aS.
Buques anuncIados
Goleta americana Carrie A. L.
me-, Ssli6 do New York para esta el
80 del passdo.
Vspor cubano <Julia mafana
90 sgusrda prooeden.e dc 10 Habans
, escalas intermediss.
Vapor americana <Coamos sal.
drl do New York para esta hoy.
Vap'r anne ricsno <Pooca, con
destlno New York zsrpxra do elts
puerto sl 81 del actual.
Vapor espanol <Mauael Calvo,
sali6 el 10 die de Cadiz para esta.
vapor ing'6s <Caronis estarA en-
puerto el ~ dol corrisnte procedente
de Londres
I0nadr0n puerto
vspor frances sQuebsss proceden
70 dc Puerto Plata con trsnsito.
Goletas <Carmsns J <Dsse ada, do
la isia.
Sc habil,taron de salida.
vspor aleman <Hungaria, para
Europa con algod6e por G. y Stubbe.
Golstas sPetra, y sJusnitas para
los pusrtos anunclados.
Buques on puerto
TRAvSEIA
sAndrew Adamss pendiente.
sFoster Rices descargando.
sRsbsoca Crowslls descargsndo.
<Hsvilah, psndiente.
<Arkadia, descsrgando.
sQleb:cS cargando.
COSTANEROS
sCoraz5n de Mariss pendiente.
<Msyaguezanss Aguadilla y Ma.
yaguez.
<R. catdJ r. u YIkac~a.
<Csrmelitas pendiente.
<Maria Artaus Vieques.
<Uberits, Vieques.
sSan Miguel, Fsiardo
<India, descargando
Carmen pendients.
Sd, ssadas Naguabo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-18
SECC|ON iMERCAN TIL
iotas eomeTc|des de San Juan

irsslss NM 40 las articulos
hv !slellan On
AlsRoz Jsp6u d at 4 II por sx-
Rsno ds Sti5aS.
Idsn vsiSncisno do s5 = 81 i'd. i'd.
Aios Dc 50 stvs. $50.
Janoass Ss} . q.
oussos anses.a sll. Patagr&s Is.
Tosino, I l4ta Is.
Jah6u,, t4.H & 4.75 Rocamora,
ansrisAao, saiyAs.
PassA lsl'pais ~.
kantesa $3.50 . SEQ On / J On
lalss ds n 4 10.
Harina do III ~.
Hsbiehuslss AmsrisanAs blansas
largas = ssi.
9arbanxos Is 80
Baealao ~
Usbollas e2t.
NantsQuillsl do s14 : 16
Pasta americana On saias Dc una
aeroba . %.
fapas amsrisanas e1.S0 a1.s0
Tasaio . 1oi.
Uvss 81 elta2.
DEL PALS
Axdsar para d consume,
Mossabado slaro Do a. . ~.
Dc nisl slaro . os.7s.
Csntrituga slaro Do u st
Ansrisana do 1se6t 80.
Do Ponce NJ s.
Almid6n : %
CaiS eorrisnss s11t = IA.
Ron % grados Cartier { s1.60 con.
avos gallon psgados h. Intsrnas.
xAise 3.
Tabaco, nominal.
PreoIes do cempra
Algod6n do 4.5O = $50.
Coeos do Is . 1s millar.
Ousros dulees OF 1T
ssbo Do rss ~.
Camblos oorrlentes
Londrss check 4.68i
Paris 81 n D.
Hsmburgo nae
Nsw York Is ctvs p.
Ispaaa 8 div 4i IS D
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-13
SWEEPING SALARY CUT

New York. July 13.-Sweeping re-
ductions in the salaries CT various
employees of the Equitable society
were announced today by Chairman
Morton. The decreases amount to 20
FER cent from all salaries over $15.-
900 per annum; Is per cent cn all sal
aries between $4,000 and $15,0OOO,
both inclusive. and 10 per cent de-
crease from all salaries above $1,000,
and below $4,000 per year. These
changes become operative August
next and effect saving of from $780,
900 to 100000 year. In the first, or
20 per cent class. may be included
Chairman and Acting President Nor
ton and Second Vice President Gage
f. Tarbell
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-13
NEMS IVOlSTS FOiCED AGAIN

st. Petersburg, July l3-6Special.
Daily the impression is growing
that the governments policy of keep
ing the facts regarding the ecllntry's
condition from the people is bound
to result disasterously The people
give a wiling ear to all the stories
which are set aflCat and nothing
seems to be too wild to receive ere.
dence. Many people are actually con.
vinced that the country is in the
thrOes of a revolution. Although the
critical character of this can hardly
he overestimated and, while danger
Of a general upheaval is undoubtedly
real, there is no reason tC, believe
that there will be mutiny among the
soldiers as there has been among the
sailors The revolutiOnists are work
ing daily with feversh activity, but
the government officials are trying as
hard to suppress their movements
and in certain parts Of the city a.
state Of almost terror exists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-13
SECRETARY SHAW'S
HONESTY PLAN.

Washington. July 13.-(Special.)-
Under orders of Secretary of the
Treasury Shaw about 1000 clerks in
his department will receive their BIZ
monty salaries Saturday in checks
instead of cash. This is only an ex-
ueriment of the secretary's Inaugural
ton for the purpose of preventing de-
falcation by government disburslns
officers. as far as possible. II the
scheme proves success in his own
dc partment. Mr.. Shaw will widen the
scheme until all government clerks
in Washington receive their salary
twice a month by check upon the gov
ernment. BY doing away with the
handling of large sums OF money by
disbursing officers and confining tnelf
rayments tc checks upon the treasury
the disbursing officers will be relieved
Of temptation, as they will not tneh
have to keep in their possession large
amounts of government cash. Ihe
raw checks will go to the accounting
officers and must be taken up by d
voucher. If the plan does not prove
too troublesome, it will he extended
throughout the country.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-13

Mr.. D. w. Richey. member of the
executice committee of the State Sun
day School association. and wife have
returned from Searcy, where they at
tended a six days course of the Sum-
mer Training School for Sunday
School Workers, which was held un-
der the auspices cf the State Sunday
School association, closing on Wed
nesday, July 12 Six states and one
territory were represented. One hun
dred and sixty-seven Sunday school
teachers and workers took advantage
of the course of study, and eighty-two
certificates were awarded the pupils,
sixty-nine being special honor. Thir-
ty of the thirty-seven discussions on
the program had to be attended in or
der to get a special order certificate. 1t
was a most helpful school both intel
lectually and spiritually. 1t was voted
hv the assembly that such schools are
Invaluable to Sunday school workers.
and that, the school be perpetuated at
Searcy or some other convenient
place in Arkansas. This school rep
resents the seventh international dis
trict of the international Sunday
school work. which includes Arkan-
sas. Louisiana. Texas, Oklahoma and
Indian Territory, and Arkansas owes
no little praise to the state Sunday
school secretary, w. Fred Long for
securing this school for Arkansas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-13
Zemstvoists Foiled Aoain

Moscow, Russia July 13.-(spe-
cialo-Although the government few
days ago issued degree forbidding
the big congress cf Zemstvoists and
other representatives from all parts
of Russia called for today, it is un.
d"rstOod that a committe met secret.
" regardless of the officials and dis
cussed plans for the freedom Of Rus
sia, as was in the case of the cen.
eress called at St Petersburg several
weeks ago and forbidden The great
hall Of the Ilinsky Palace in the Krem-
lin is being decorated and put in or
der, These preparations have led
to the rumor that the Emperor will
soon come to Moscow for the purpose
of delivering a manifesto summoning
the representatives OF the people.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-13

Little Rock. July 13-The Arkan-
sas railroad commission met at it's Of
flee at 10 o'clock yesterday but ow-
ing to the number of representatives
present adjournment was taken to the
chancery court room.
Chairman Phillips stated the object
of the meeting and said that the COM
mission was ready to take up the
work He said that Mr.. Morrison cf
the Rock Island is compelled to leave
the city and that the question of de-
murrage would be taken up first The
following resolution upon which mo-
tice had been given was read and the
hearing began:
Amendment Resolved by this
commission that it's rules be so
amended that when shipper makes
verbal or written application to rail
read company for car or cars, to be
loaded with any kind Of freight en-
braced in the tariff of said company.
stating in said application the charac-
ter of the freight and it's final destina-
ton, the railroad company shall fur
nish the same within four days from
Z o'clock a. m. the day following
such application.
Or. when the shipper making such
application specifies future day on
which he desires to make shipment
giving not less than four days notice
thereof. computing from o'clock a.
m. the day following such application.
the railroad company shall furnish
such car or cars on the day specified
in the application.
Amendment 2-When freight in car
leads or less is rendered to railroad
company. and correct shipping in
s,ructions given, the railroad agent
must Immediately receive the same
for shipment, and issue bills
of lading therefor, and whenever such
shipments have been so received Dy
any railroad company they must be
carried forward at the rate Of not less
than fifty (50) miles per day of TWEEN
ty-four hours. computing from
o'clock a. M the day following receipt
Of shipment: provided, that in ccm
ruting the time of freight in transl
there shall be allowed twenty-fou
bours at each point where transfer
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-13
PLAN HONOR FOR
HAYS MEMORY.

New York, July 13.-{Special.) y
A committe of prominent Hebrews
met here today and completed plans
fer a memorial mass meeting in hon
or of the late Secretary Of State John
Hay. The meeting will be held at Car
negie Hall and among the speakers
will be prominent Hebrews from all
parts of the country, who will ex-
press the appreciation which mem
bers of their race feel for the ser
vices which Mr.. Hay performed in
preventing further massacres OF Jews
in Kishineff Russia. two years ago,
and appreciation of his character,
ABILITIES and achievements general
ly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-13
BAND AT CAMDEN
Report of DISARMAMENT Of the Musical
Organization Is Denied.

Camden. July 13.-In answer to
report which gained circulation
through report from Pine Blum that
the Third Regiment band, A. S. G.. CT
this city, had been disbanded, Chief
Musician w. G. Kapp states that
there is absolutely no truth in the
statement and that the band was new
er in a mere prosperous condition and
has no intention of considering such
move. The band was only recently
reorganized and the services OF Prof.
Dwight Blake of Arkadelphia, one OF
the foremost bandmasters Of the state,
secured The band is giving free
weekly concerts in the courthouse
pavilion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-13
FINE POINT OF LAW
CAUSES TEMPORARY REPRESENTATIVE CHAP
LlNE-DEFENsE OBJECTS TO PART OF THE TESTIMONY OF A
T. MAYeERRY, STAR WITNESS PROSECUTION

Little Rock. July 13.-The Chapline
trial reached what is regarded as its
crucial point within a short time after
the taking of testimony began yester-
day. when the defense raised Cbiec-
tlons to the admission of certain parts
OF the testimony of A. F. Maberry. the
principal witness for the state. The
testimony which the defense is seek
ing to bar out is regarded as vital to
the case, and it is conceded that the
decision on that point may have a
big bearing upon the final outcome
The state alleges that the money
which was to be used in bribing the
Legislators was in the hands of Ma
berry and that the latter was introduc-
ed to Cook by Chapline The state
is attempting to show by Maberry
what took place between Maberry and
Cock after this Introduction occurred
but the defense objects on the ground
lHdt Tie "ltueSS Can Ho' leii " "Hd' was
said at that meeting in the absence
cf the defendant.
The attorneys fought over this ques
ticn for two hours yesterday after
noon and then a recess was taken un-
til this morning to give the attorneys
an opportunity to present authorities
supporting their contentious.
The question presents a fine point
of law. and one which the attorneys
on both sides were apparently antici-
pating.
Prosecuting Attorney Rhotcn con
tends that the testimony as to what
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-13

occurred between Maberry and Cook
Is admissible, if the state has intro
duced evidence to make prima facie
case of concerted action between Cook
and the defendant. but he maintains
1urther that even if this has not been
shown. the evidence is admissible if
the state has. shown the existence of
a conspiracy between the defendant
and the witness Maberry. He hclds
that by cOnspiring with Maberrv
Chapline became responsible for Ma,
Eerry,s acts and that the testimony in
regard to Maberry's transa actions with
Cook in the absence of the defendant.
is admissible.
The attorneys for the defendant
contested this point declaring that it
is not sufficient to show a conspiracy
between Maberry and the defendant,
and they declare that inasmuch as
Chapline was indicted on charge of
conspiracy with Cook. the state should
not be allowed tG prove a conspiracy
between the defendant and Maberry.
They declared that prima facie ev-
dence of conspiracy between Chap
line and Cook must have been shown.
and they maintained that not a parti-
Gle of evidence had been introduced
to prove this charge.
All interest in the trial roy centere
in the decision of the court upon this
point. as it is realized that it involv-
ed the vital point of the entire case
The argument on this question was
resumed at o'clock this morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-13

ring from one railroad to another or
1ehandlng of freight is involved
The period during which the move
ment of freight is suspended on ac
count of accident or any cause not
within the power Of the railroad com.
pany to prevent. shall be added tc. the
free time allowed in this rule and
counted as additional free time.
Amendment 3-The commission re
serves the right Oh its own motion.
to suspend the operation of these
rules or any one or more of them, in
whole or in part, whenever it shall
appear that justice demands such ac-
ton, and the commission will. upCE
complaint hear and act upon applica-
tfors for like suspension
Nothing in these rules shall apply
to shipments Of livestock and perish
able freight where the rules Of this
commission or the laws of the state
require the more prompt furnishing
of cars or movement Cf freight than
provided for by these rules.
w G. Stith. freight manager for the
Missouri Pacifc-Tron Mountain. said
he believed the existing conditions
were as fair as possible TO all CON
cerned and asked that the question
be laid on the table He went into a
discussion Of the great improvements
The various roads are making in the
state He declared that more rules
would be burdensome to the carriers.
Chairman Phillips asked what objec-
tions there are to the present demur-
rage Mr.. Stith went further into the
discussion and was followed by Gen
eraI Superintendent Tyler who de-
c1ared that the PRINCIPAL objection to
the rule was that it places no penalty
on the shipper for failure to use the
cars ordered "Therp will be a short
age Of cars so long as cotton is
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-13
TAKING AWAY THEIR GUNS
Fearing Mutiny Sailors on Russian
Cruisers Are Disarmed.

Reval. Russia, July 13.-Being ap-
prehensive of mutiny, the authorities
here have ordered that the sailors on
the Russian cruisers Minnie and
Kreml be relieved of their arms. Sc.
rious discomfort has been manifested
among the crews of warships owing to
the quality of the food supply The
officer who is held responsible for this
state of affairs has been placed under
arrest.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-13

superintendent Tyler Of the Iron
Mountain is expected to meet with
the city council and the committee
to go over the plans and specifica-
tions fer the new union station here
The blue prints were to have arrived
today, and be on exhibition at the
special meeting of the council held
for the purpose Of taking final action
en- the matter of approving or reject
ing them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-13

Manager Sample has signed new
pitcher, and it is said that he is
dandy. Nickens is his name, and he
comes here from Nashville. He was
in the practice games with Indianap-
oils last spring. but returned to Nash
Vile, and now he comes here.
Nickens is not unknown here, as he
nitched for Greenville portion CT
last season. He will report here. 1t Is
said in a day or two.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-13
NOTHING IN CHARGE
Peonage Cases Against Wilmot
Planters Dismissed by
COMMISSIONS.
NEGROES ALLEGED DEFENDANTS
WOULD NOT PERMIT THEM
TO LEAVE EMPLOY.
Said They Were Practically Sold by
One Planter to Another
as Slaves.
NOT BORNE OUT BY EVIDENCE

Jeff and Faus Bran, A B. Gavin
and Bill Sindle. all white men, faced
the charge of peonage in United
States Commissioner Burnetts court
Wednesday afternoon. NJ z. Cook,
another white man arraigned before
the commissioners court in connec-
ton with the charges of peonage, was
given a hearing for conspiracy.
All of the prisoners were discharg-
ed. after a thorough investigation OF
the matter. by the commissioner.
The accused live at Wilmot. near
the Louisiana line. and were arrested
by Deputy United States Marshal
John Mcclure Wednesday and
brought before the Fnited States
l.. commissioner here fer hearing that
afternoon. The trial was attended
hv Assistant United States Attorney
Rrattcn of Little Rock. who prosacut=
ed the matter before the commission
er. It was upon his advice that the
prisoners were DISCHARGED, as the eVl-
dence was not deemed sufficient TO
hold them.
The warrants charging the nr!son-
ors Will, oeonage and conspiracy were
swern out by Griffin Babb and WIFE,
colored, at Little Rock Tuesday and
their arrest followed at once. Ihe
narticular offense for which they mad
70 answer appeared from the testlmo-
nv to- be as follows:
Cook stated that he was an lmml-
Grafton agent, and had entered INTO
contracts with a number of farmers
along the Arkansas and Louisiana
line to furnish them with negro 'apor
at S. per head He had secured d
large number of negroes from IeSas
and imported them into this state anu
Louisiana in compliance with his part
of the contract He testlhed pe'o'e
the commissioner that he had mace
sc 900 out of the deal in two months
time.
The negroes alleged that it was
renresented to them that they co"io
make barrels of money in their new
homes working on the farms ana piah'
+a+ims of Arkansas and louisiana
After irving it for while they founc
that they could not make as moci'
money as they could make back IN
Texas. and they wanted to return ~
+be;r homes. Then they found that
their employers would not permit
them to return because they were d.
legged to be so heavily in debt. 1hes
told the old story of how one employ
er would sell them to another. the
latter paying the amount of their IN
debtedness and taking possession VI
them the same as they would slave
There were large number OF VIII
.sesses present, but only seven OF theh
were examined by the commissioner
when he threw their cases out VI
court.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-13
WOULD GAIN MANY FRIENDS.

How the friends of Japan would
be increased throughout the world en-
her receipt of an indemnity of bill
lien dollars. That is just the amount
of the indemnity wrestled by Ger
many from Republican France, be-
sides Alsace- Lorraine, in an imperial
war for which the republic had no re-
nsibility.-Philadelp Record.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-13
Fired on Negro Camp.

Charged with firing into the camps
of the negro laborers employed aione
The line CT new railroad building
through that section of the country
nine Bradley county white citizens
must faces the United States commis-
asioner in this city and explain matters
to his satisfaction or be held to the
federal grand Jury. Two or three
cases will come up before the COM
missioner this afternoon, when 1t Is
exnected that the United States dep
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-13

uty marshal will arrive with the pris-
oners on the Valley train. 1t is al
legged that the firing was done to fright.
en- the negroes away from their work,
as the white men want the Jobs of
the colored laborers But this is the
cOmplainant's side of the story, and
the other side will be heard before
the commissioner.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-13
PROGRESS OF MR.. LAWSON.

ST. Paul, Mimi. July 13.-(SpeciaD
Thomas w. Lawson arrived here
this morning rom Missouri Valley
Iowa and will remain here until to-
morrow tc. speak at Albert Lea. Mr.
Lawson is travelling in the private
car Hazelmore. recently used by Pad
erewiski and delivering speeches
along the line of his writings against
the System
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-13
Murderer Was Student.

st. Petersburg, July 13-Private ad.
vices received here from Moscow say
the slayer of the prefect of police.
Count Shcuvaloff, is student, and he
made an unsuccessful attempt at sui
eide Immediately after taking the life
of his victim His recent arrest was
due to his participation in the polit-
ical agitation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-13
For Alleged Ineapacity.

st. Petersburg, July 1"-Nasha
shisn says that Rear Admiral Kruger
will leave the service on account o'
a,,eeed incapacity in connection with
treatment of the situation created hv
the mutiny on board the battleshlp
Kn;az potemkine at Odessa.