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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-26
La MUERTA

sostumbrs de lamar Dos recuerdo que lore Una ae
gra impsrturbab csnsuys dssds aque momeno el
fondo de mi fez carcer Las cses subaerns de socedad
6guran que 10 stocraca ffance dep6to do ransas
Sin duda hsgo as convenisncs los scros ndispenbles;
usra de e declare 81 posvstA mas radical e c
mason mas empsdernldo entusssa afado de 10 Marsns
sno ves psgsds de preucos compaado' e gent
hombre que ssoribs estss Nnesa sac i
Mi TO- sin embargo intentl oven que no
psrtenecs fsms uriosamente devo Este pcane episo
do de mi vida pscsme vsrdademente dgno de ser sudado
escro peno da por ohserdor ben nfomade Este
punto fniCa mi modta bogs de propongo ira
rkgn reendo del pssdo sno 10 estctamente
nscesao buena ntegenca del presente dejsndo e
porvsnir los doses inmortalas.
alamo Bernardo Maurco Hugon de Mentsurtt vzconde
dc Vaudrcourt Oentamos nusa arma las roes de las
Cruzad 10 que siempre ahsgador Mi ito conde dc
Monu de Vsudricourt prmogsnto lefe de nueara fami
HAca ahos perdi6 hjo hnico tetualdad coy solo
hsrsdero de nombe Lo mismo e otro dssamcs
dssndo ssbrs ID de perpstuao Mi s prstnda dlrms
este cudsdsy deiare privilege cue entlendo pssnce
Era Yiudo rcglba Vivamente que yoverA hasiae
oberv adu hlb tepa aspscse de 40 hombrs
para uuen povenr sss vedado pero pessr de todss m
eafuerxo pude essenc fundada aparene
msnte en- rsEones de que era q msor iutz.
Mi TO- n notivo coHnov6 el detinteres dc que
ye parecfa da pruebM a induere volyre ceo
que 70 dos males eisoga prefsr. cen
vecss psrder hsenes arsgsr mi persons mi berad mi
henor terrible aventura del mstrmono Sin embargo de
que soy POGO he dh descono1, nEo
obligation dc cumphr ceo ntnero dc deosres Uno De eo
noOntestahement de var del pegro encuentra
Veo nombr de ma nuestra oelas de ORC soore
campo de- gua; desgacsdamens no exte para logrAr
este I'm otro medic 81 msrmono convnmos en pfnopo
30 tuEsss muisr hios. Mi to- cln ana mpacenOia
sen comerEo dame psa para que elecuara lamedlamen
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-26
N0T|cIAS DEL DIA

SUMARIO:-Valdes pide nuevos vagones Ell gobernador
en- Humacao. o.-Empalizada que cae.-Festa Ca
tedral-Fiestas en- Catano.-Empresa ferroviara. Es-
case personal.-Enfermos de saramp6n dados de alta.
Monsenor Blenk.-Nna recogida en- la via pdblca.-La
Junta local de Sandad la matanza de ccrdos.-Sobre
las escueas de Caguas. renuncia. para
escuelas rurales.-Juzgado municipal de Anasco In
forme del Congreso de abogados de San Luis.-Pr6fu-
go detenido en- Aduntas.-Detenciones en- Caguas.-
Otra en- Juncos.-Hombre herido de un machetazo en-
Caguas.-Dsturbio en- Ponce
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-26
Han sido dados dc alta en- {

Han sido dados de alta en- el
Hospital cuarsL tsnaric, cuatro enfer-
mos dc sarsmpi6n.
Hay qui3n cree gu, el articulo
de Mr.. Haeselbarth contra Ia liga de
Municipios es inspirado por slgdu
function ario del gobisrno inaular.
Sc encuensrs en- esta ciudad el
Superlnte adsnte de las escue as de Ca
gaas, senior Reichard.
Tuvo una conferencis con el C mi
sionsdo de Educaci6n acerca de las
nuevss c asses que han de implaptarse
para Ia e1sensrzs del ipgles, sintx-
eluir por este el idioma castellano.
Ell Dspurativo Raso Mskharoff,
no contiene msrcurIo, por ESQ no en-
negrece los dientes, nj provo,a sail
vaci6n pertinsz, nj trae perturbacio
mes en- las funciones del eaton ago.
-Ha renurc' ado el pue.t, de Su-
! periuteadsnts de las escue.as de Pop.
ce, don Luis A Yordau. Esta tarde
.aii6 para la c,udad del Sur.
-Esta mafana fue recogida en- la
via pablica la nina Catalina Carmo
ma, qu!en manifesto no tener familla
Sc ha hecho cargo dc dicha nina
el asilo de Ca -idad.
Ell Depsrtamento de Educaci6r
aprob6 las propuestas de professors
de las iuntas escolares de Carolina
Rio Grande.
-Muy pronto saldra para la isl,
ell ingeniero del Departamento de L lu
caci6n Mr. Lyons.
-Hemos dido quejas sobre ell des
Guido on que SO encueptra Ia Plaza de
Msrcado, Ia cual, segdn nos dioen, de
ia mucho que desear por sus m as con
diciones de limpitza Vslga la obser
VI ci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-26

LA semsps entrapte saldr& para
Agdadilla el senior Guevars Santipi,
nou brado recientemente Marshall de
aquella Corte de Dlstrito. 49,
-DESPUES do probar todos los
engaiiosos remedios que Sc anuncian
90 cuando mas 90 agradece 10 efcacia
RADICAL del Digestive Nojarrieta,
cuya superioridsd es.a universalmente
conHrmada para oursr las enfermsda-
des del est6mago. e3ffr
Curaciones desesperadas On perso.
mas bien conocidas, qua 10 tomsron
durante tres meses, son las que 10 han
hecho glorioso, pero un solo estuche
produce meIor efecto que una docena
10 frascns dc cualq uier otro remedio,
oorQue adsmas de ser el 6nioo verda4
dero Curative radical del est6msgo J
del intestine, sin engahosa acci6n
caimante, 90 Digestive = Puriacador
de los slimentos. nv e
Sc debe exigir que cada hostia
tsnga grahsdo el nombro Digestivo
] Mojarriets.
Do venta On Las farmacias de los
sefiores NJ. Blanco y c., Ramon Alma
Gan, y Fidel Guillermety de San Juan
puerto Rlco); y enlas principales dro.
g uerias do Europa y America. Dep6.
sito en- Paris, ruedes Hsupriettes. 4
En- Ponce, q IN ps6a que estaba
trabsjando iunto q Ia via del ire elec.
trico, uua pesada piesa do hierro ls
frsctur6 10 pierna IL luierda.
Sc dice que la empfesa de f.rrd.
CARRIES sToe Porto Rico American
Compsfilas no tiene el personal ne.
cessrio en- algunos puntos dc las II.
meas ierreas. Esto motive queja dc
las personas que a vsces transitan
los cruces por doud pass el trep.
Es conven;ents que Ia comps fia
tome medidas conducentes preve. ir
| Costsnaa on Ia pdgina sq)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-26

habra gran rebsia de precics en- el
-El Dspurstivo Ruso Mskharoff,
toui6es los 6rgapos digestivos, con-
forta 81 sistema nervioso = el muscu
lar, llevando la ralud & todo 81 orga-
nismo.
Sc asegura qua muy pronto el
revsrendo Ooispo B eek hara a'gu-
nos traslados en- 10 curia eclesiastlca.
= Sc encuentra en tsta ciudad el
j6ven don Salvador Suau, de Mays
guez.
El setter Suau, dsspues de briilan'
tee & lmenes, hs obtenido el .ftulo do
abogado.
A pedir el Depurativo Mrkha.
rolf, en- las Botisss, teogase Cd ouen.
ia que cada fra 90 Va envuelto on una
csja eleganta de cartulina con el re-
trato do Makharoff, y csdatrasco lie.
Va sobra el tap6n, un rdsulo roin con
81 nombre da Prepdrdtiuo Rus0 Mokha
rolf, en- letrss blarcaH
Aver % reuui6 Ia Juuts local de
Ssnidad. Sc di6 cuenta de una orje.
nsnzs dc la Junta Superior del rsmc,
prchibiendo 10 matspza de cerdo des
do Msyo & N1vlembre.
La Junta local acord6 cum ,lir ex-
trictaments los proyectos del regla.
mento sobre este particular deiando
en- suspension el artfculo 50. Dicho
articulo ests 9 contrsposici6n con la
ley para reglsment.r Ia matspzs d.
| ganado y la venta de carnes frescas
que se aprob6 en- Ia CSmara legis'atI
va on Mario de 1892.
-El Dspurativo Ruso Makhar6ff,
cura positivamsnte las afecciones del
hfgado, erupclones, mauchss ca 10 ca.
rs, psaas, caspa. la tina, grietas en-
Ios pies y manos y tods olase do ma
nifestac!ones herLeticas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-26
In nueVo p1og'eso para
PueIto-Rieu,
lCnntin,tnciGn de ID ndaind AGl

Continuation de Ia pdgina ~
ie concsder becss de gracia q ls iu-
ventud puertorriaueiia para estudiar
en- ell Seminsrio 10 csrrsra del sacsr-
decio CT t6lico.
e to es tanso mas plausible cuanl
to que oil obispsdo do Puerto Rico no
tiere los ingresos que tuvo en- 1898,
otorgado por el presupuesto ger era
dc la isla.
Qle los seis i6venes sgraclsdos
con las se's becas de merced, sean en-
el futuro algo asf como fAros de iote-
ligencia y de virtud, para Ia patria
puertorriquena.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-26

Nos informan que el aefior VAL
des hs escrito & una compafifa ameri. /.
cana pidlendo vagones nuevos para
Ia lfnea del fsrro carril de Bsyam6n.
Sc han recibiio en- esta ciudad
tslegramas partioulares sobre el reci.
bimient, entusiasta que el pueblo de
Hnmacso tribute anoch, al gobarna
dor Winthrop.
LA DEMocRACIA, rscibl6 sobte
este part oular el siguiente telegrama:
xMaScz Rivera. : S IN Juaa rs.
Fl gobsrnador Winthrop, ahora s
tsrde llegs & Hlmacao, en- msdio de
ovaciones entusiastas GUS el pueblo
agradecido tributa al ilustre gober-
nante, y. B. .SJusntess.
Ell Depurativo Ruso NJ hart fl,
h ace desaparecer los dolores agudoi
en- las articulaciones y en- los huesos,
incluysndo los trastornos de caractel
si6lfsico. sA..
-Esta mAiiana So cay6 parte ds
Ia empalizada de las obrss que q,
construyen ep 10 calls de San Francis
co, produciendo un ruido formidable
-Mansua. domingo 50 cslehrar.
uua solemne fle,ta en- Is iglesia Cats
dral, predicsndo un padre Francis
cano.
En- las solteras y casadss, Q
Depuratlvo Ruso Makh aroff, eierc,
una accion poderosa en- el desarroll,
de los pechos. Centenares de mus
res del seno oprimido, han consegui
do, con el uso del Dspurativo Max
haroff, un desarrollo complete de 10
pechos. Por ESQ, el Dspurstivo Max
harcf #. es Ia mediclna ideal de Ia mu
isr.
-Msfiana domingo y el ldass sol
los dos dltimos dias de fiesta On q
poblado de Cataffo. Con dicho motiv'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-26

Banco Espanol.... . Is & 20.
Bsnco Territorial. s14 & Is.
Biuco Popular. .50a8.
Buques anuncIad0s
eMigusl Gallards con procsdencla
de Barcelona y eicalas intermedias
saldrk 81 80 del presente.
<Buenos Aires, FL % do este mes
estara squi pro ,edents de Geneva y
escalas. Continuark viaie para 10
Habana y demas puertos de ~ ruta.
<Poncs.s Con rumbo q NeD York
saldrG el 20 del actual.
sCoamo., Saldrl de Nav York
para esta hoy.
<Vasco., Saldr& para el Este el
20 del corriente.
<Porto Rico, Por Ia costa del
Oeste ssldra el 30 del presente.
1omaron puerto:
De Ia costa goletas xMaria Ar
taus, <Dessada,, <Aua Marias y &C ar
men.3
Sc habilitdron de salida:
Goleta Maria Artau, Arroyo.
<Esperanxas Aguadilla y Maya
gaez.
Buques on puerto
TRAvSEIA
sAugusta W. Swons pendients.
sGeorgia Gilhey, descargando.
| sGrabielle, dessargando.
<San Juans dsscArga ado.
COSTANEROS
xRicardo RUIZ invsrnaudo.
<Petras invernan 10.
xMAvagnsz ana> invernaudo.
xJovsn Naallnas psndients.
<Dos Hsrmsnoss FAi ardo.
xVasco, pendiente.
sBorinqusn, pendients
xJuauitap Y abucos.
<Aurelia, Viequss.
sSan Miguels Fsiardo.
Gala Blanca, M Maysgnez
<Deseada, Humacao y Nsguabo.
/ <Aua M.rias Id Id.
sCarmenS Ponce.
/
En- esta imprenta Sc ven
de papel vieio a 81 quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-26

En- esta imprenta Sc ven-
de papel viejo a 81 qulntal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-26
SECC|0N M|IERCANT|L l
Notas com,Icides de San Juan
PrssIos MIN Do los articuios
aue so dotallan en-

PrssIos MIN do los articulos
que 50 deta!lan en-
almaeenes
ARRoz.-Jap6n 1sst q 4i,Idsm
Na3i > 81, americana eorriente dc
9 25l3 10. Ns@
Ajos de 20 etvs. q 40.
Jamones % . 81.
Quesos amees.s e15. Patsgr&s Is.
Toeino, : . 15t.
lisbon. M.so ~ S Rocamora,
americana, t21yA.
Pasta del pals q S4t.
Naptsea a5t . 9 On ! J On latas do
Harinsds s5l aast. s
Habiehuelas blansas del pals e3t =
amsrisanss ~ 1 ~
Colorsdas del pals 81 "A.
Amsrisanas blaneas lArgas . s6.
GarbsnSos e4a9
BxSSiaot 7 -
Osboiias & Il.
A:s1lasst6.
NsutsaaiilaI do e14 10
PSsta smAricana On oaiss dc una
arrobA : oe.w .
Papas ansrisanas dc q . 2t.
ID islshas e2i
Tasaio 80.
varIos artfcuIos del pals
PfeoIos oorrisntes
Asdcsr para el consume:
Aoscabado elaro de a. q eA.
Dc miel claro . s3.75.
Centrffuga elaro dc II . e52
Americana do 1se5t a6.
Do Ponos s4la5.
Algod6n do At . 81.
Almid6n a ~ . n
Caf6 corrlshse e11s . LIT.
Ousros dulees e1o 2a17
Oosos dc 16 . 18 millar.
Ron 80 grados Cartier & SO eenta.
vos gallon.
Mats 1.60.
Ssho ~ "a.
Taha0o, nominal.
Cambl0s 00rrlentes
Londrss check 4.s9
Paris "a u d
Hsmburgo 3tkxS
New York 1(8 P.
EspahaI 8 DIV &l & rs D
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-08-08
THE EDlFICE
DESTROYED
FAMOUS CHURCH WAS
DESTROYED By FIRE
It Was Near RockefeIier's Home and
the Residence of the Standard Oil
Magnate Was Seriously Threatened
By the Topping Tower.

New York, Aug. S,-The St. Thom-
as Episcopal Church, Fifth Avenue
and Fifty-Third Street, one of the most
richly furnished churches in America,
was wrecked by fire this morning. Di-
rectly i'll the rear is the city home of
John D. Rockefeller and scores of the
finest homes in America are in the i'm
mediate neighborhood. The fire was
confined to the church.
Defective wiring IS supposed to have
been the cause of the fire. The loss is
estimated at $25o,ooo. For a time the
home of John d. Rockefeller was in
danger. The 200 foot stone tower of
the church threatened to topple over
on it. The 6remen succeeded in avert
ing this danger.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-08-08
CAMERA MEN IN SESSION,

81 Boston, Mass, Aug. 8.--The Ma.
tional Photographic Association of
America is celebrating its quarter
centennial with the largest convention
in it's history. Prominent men of the
profession were present from all parts
Of this country and Canada when the
gathering was formally opened in Me
chanics' Building today with President
George c. Holloway, of Terre Haute,
Ind, presiding. The sessions will con-
tinue through the remainder of the
week and will be devoted to papers,
discussions and practical demonstra-
tons treating Of all phases OF the art
of photography. A large and COM
prehensive exhibition of artistic photo
graphic supplies is being held in con-
junction with the meeting. The visit,
ing photographers were welcomed at
the opening session by Lieutenant
Governor Curtis Guild Z
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-08-08
MORE YELLOW
FEVER REPORTS
THERE ARE FEWER
a., sa sfer "sas's' r. s4.f'2-. - g..
NEW CASES AND DEATHS
The Control of the Situation By the
Government Is Now an. Accomplish
ed Fact-Texans Are Greatly Alarm
ed Over Deaths ar BON Ami.

New Orleans, Aug. Sup to noon,
the new cases in the city were four, to-
tai to date 500; deaths two, total lis.
In Louisiana outside Of the city the
new cases were twenty-five, deaths
three. The number of new cases and
the deaths today were small, but con-
siderable suspicious sickness is report
ed. s..seN. ..s,.zG = 80 .s.
The campaign against yellow jack is
progressing favorably under auspices
OF the cderal authorities, the taking
over Of control being accomplished
without friction: ii. 81 ,sn4,.. j, s,.ss g.s Is
p Two cases and one death at Bon.
Ami caused the Texas people living
along the Louisiana border to request
the governor OF Texas to send a militia.
regiment for guard duty, but he declin-
ed e 4 &a5 #g>f..- ri 5$ts ss& 5,.=g5sE.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-08-08
POLITICAL GOSSIP ABOUT -
Vs.. THE S. D. SENATORSHIP

Aberdeen, S. D., Aug. 8.-Members
OF the republican state organization in
South Dakota deny that the machine"
So-called, is taking any hand in the
approaching senatorial fight as be-
tween Senator Gamble and Congress
man Martin. They point out that both
Gamble and Martin have been loyal to
the existing republican state organiza-
ton, and that they have both render
ed good service to the state in con-
gress. Both candidates have many
strong friends in the republican organi-
cation and the disposition among the
leaders is to let the best man win with
out committing the organization to
Numerous statements have been
published generally unfriendly to the
republican organization, to the effect
that the machine would be found line d
up solidly either for Mr.. Gamble or
Mr.. Martin. This is an error. The
machine will support the candidate
who shows himself the strongest with
the people of South Dakota. Whether
that candidate will prove to be Mr..
Gamble or Mr.. Martin will not be de-
termined until the South Dakota leg
islature meets to elect a senator in
1907
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-08-08
FIVE GENERATIONS WERE
PHOTOGRAPHED TOGETHER

\ Watertown, S. ID, Aug. s. is very
seldom that Ave generations are brought
together at a photo ographer's gallery to
have their pictures taielI Miles North
was called upon last week to photograph
Ia group in which FIVE generations Of hale
and hearty people were represented. The
great great-g randnother, Mrs r. Grit
fin of Watertown, was 77 years old June
5. The next youngest iii the group
was the great randmother, Mrs. E.
Kinnear of Wisconsin, and the differ
|cnce iii the ages Of these two ladies is
nineteen years and one day, The diff
terence in are between great andinoth-
er and thegrand mother, Mrs Fl. E.
Melroy of Luyerne, Minn,Si Just nine
teen years. Between the grand mother
and the mother, Mrs. N. /. Dean, Lti-
verne Mimi, the mother of the little
child representing the fifth generation,
there is d difference lii age Of nineteen
years and FIVE days. And lastly, the
mother, Mrs Dean, is rs just nineteen
years, SIX months and twenty days
older than her little daughter, who is
six months old. One 81 the remarkable
things about this group IS the appear
ance of the ninteen years hi the differ
ence of each Of their ages.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-08-08
VIRGINIA. REPUBLICANS. \

n Roanoke. VT, Aug. .8.-The reorgan-
ized republican party of Virginia is
holding its state convention here to-
day for the nominating Of a full state
ticket to be voted for in November.
While the party will put forth every
effort to elect its state ticket, the .prin4
cipal stake for which the campaign
is to be fought is the legislature and
the election of United States senator
TO succeed Martin Secretary OF the
Treasury Shaw IS here to deliver an
address today and other party leaders
of national prominence viii lend their
aid to the campaign later on
There were nearly 500 delegates pres.
eiat when the convention was called 10
order this morning BY Colonel Slemp,
chairman Of the state executive cem-
mittee. After the roll had been called
and the opening addresses delivered
the necessary committees were APP
pointed and a. recess taken to allow
them time to deliberate and make their
reports. Il. IL Lewis, of Richmond,
Is prominently mentioned for the CUB
ernatorial nomination, with Jacob
Yost, Of Staunton the favorite for
lieutenant governor s
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-08-08
Heavy Damage by Fire in Hoboken

endangered the shipping in the river.
+ The fire started on an old wooden
ferryboat and swept by northerly
breeze, communicated with the ferry
house, spread to the main building of
the Lackawanna and then to Dukes
House, the famous Hobokcn hostelry.
The hotel was frame structure and
was a ready prey for the flames.
At I o'clock this morning the fire was
under control, the big steamship piers
had been saved and rough estimate
placed the damage at between SOC, 900
and $5oo,ooo.
Y A remarkable feature of the great
blaze was that inside of twenty minutes
after it started it had seized upon the
Lackawanna terminal and swept its GOO
feet of train sheds, booming them.
The Lackawanna railroad was badly
crippled today by its burned terminals.
The ferry service was abandoned and
local trains are not running. The wes-
tern expresses are running fairly well
The loss is $500.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-08-08

New York, Aug, 8 - Inside of three
quarters of an hour last night fire swept
away the Delaware, ,Lackawanna & West
ern Railroad Co.'S terminal in Hoboken,
seized two ferry boats, and practically
ruined them, and for half an hour.
threatened the destruction of the whole
water front in the vicinity including
the Hamburg American and North Ger
man Lloyd steamship docks at which
several biz ships were lying. AS far as
known no lives were lost. y. e. r..
For over an hour huge tongues of
flame leaDed from, the wooden structure
on the Lackawarna docks, lighting the
New Jersey and New York water fronts.
For time it. threatened a loss larger
than that of the big dock fire of several
years ago, s. when the North German
Lloyd piers were. destroyed with, great
loss of life. The blazing Terry boats,
cut from their docks, floated in the fiv-
er. The wandering fireships for atime
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-08-08
EPWORTH LEAGUERS.

Corpus Christi, Tex, Aug. 8.-Judg-
ing from the large number of visitors
already arrived the thirteenth annual
session of the Texas State Epworth
League, which is to be held here dur
ing the next ten days, will be the larg-
est and most notable ever held under
the auspices OF the state organization.
Almost every county OF the state is we'll
represented among the arrivals. The
convention will be ushcrcd in with a
big welcoming demonstration this eve
ming and the address of greeting will
be delivered by the Hon. E. H. Cald-
well and the response by Rev. G.. S.
Sexton of Galveston. The regular
programme of conferences, addresses
and discussions will be taken up to-
morrow morning
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-08-08
STRIKE IS
QUIET I !. TO-DAY 0
BOTH SIDES STILL .5.... Z. .ss..s ss. =.
\. CLAIM EVERYTHING
Controversy ID, St. Paul Over the
i. Amount Of Increased Wages Dee
H manded BY the Telegraphers Led to
Publication OF the Correspondence.

St. Panl, Aug. 8.No startling de-
..velopments in telegraphers strike were
reported this morning Both sides CON
tinre to claim everything is coming
our way. b $sg E.s3s .$ss,
President Perham says the station
clerks at Billings struck is sympathy
with telegraphers and that freight trat-
sfic was tied up there. # ss
Il General Manager Horn is without
advices as to strike OF: clerks but says
traffic on the Montana division is in
better shape this morning thar at any
time.
President Perham. in refuting a
statement published this morning, at
tributing to President Elliott the claim
that the demands of the strikers would
have cost the company $500, 900 addi-
ltional annually made public. correspo pond
cnce passing between General Manag-
ser Horn and himself in which the tele-
graphers fixed $50, 600 as the maxinltfn
amount involved in the pay sor Sunday
work This being distributed among
L 600 men.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-08-08
UMAlIflS' BOOM CRUEL
SUR SE TO SHAW

Washington, Aug Friends of
Secretary Of the Treasury Shaw were
much surprised over 4 special dispatch
from Des Moines stating that Cover
nor Cummins III to be doomed for the
presidency and that an organization I'd
that end has been pefiected. Accord
ing to the story the Cifn1niiis move
originated III Nebraska and IS extend
ing eastward.
The Cunlsnins platform will BIZ tariff
revision and railroad rate legislation,
Secretary Shaw has gone to Roanoke
to address the Virginia rcpubl lican con
yentiofi n Is close friends SAY that
the Cun1mifls movement has been
started to head off THE growth 81
Shaw strength III several stat tes. One
stlpnorter of M ~ Shaw said
ariH reyisioi, ana rate Iegis1a tiotl
viii not be issues III t1e nex pfesii.
dental campaign ident Roese:
welt proposes III have them hl3 ttl feat.
ed BY tlls Fifty intll sorgr
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-08-08
SENSATIONAL SUICIDE BY
STRANGER I'm NEW YORK

New York, Aug s. In sight of hun
dreds Of elevated surface car passengers
on the Brooklyn bridge, a well dressed
man. whose identity is unknown, leaped
from a surface car bound for Brooklyn
last evening, and, running to the center
of the bridge between the towers, hesi-
tated a second and then leaped through
the railing to the river below. The
mans body was seen to turn three times
III the air and then struck the water
head foremost. The car upon which the
man was riding was stopped as soon. as
he left it and the motorrnan and a NUM-
lsnv of passengers gave chase, but they
J ;hed the edge Of the bridge only in
TO witness the plunge in the river.
men iii a rowboat searched in vain
body. NJ $s< E.3