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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
TO ENTER BIRMINGHAM.
Said That Illinois Central Will Come
 in by New Route.

Birmingham, Ala, Sept 4-lt is semi ofacially announced that the Illinois Central will soon enter the Birming- ham district along the new route re- gently surveyed, which it Is found to be cheaper than the former survey. The road will start from Corinth. Miss, and will Eo down Bear Creek Valley, com ing out on the Northern Alabama, near Haleyville. Ala. From there 1t will run on the Northern Alabama to Jasper. and from Jasper to Birmingham over the Frisco. ....
 This will give the Illinois Central the use of the Belt Railroad and all the terminal facilities of the Frisco. which are ample enough to accommodate both roads,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
Atlanta Not Apprehenssxe.

Atlanta, Ga, Sept 4.-J. c. Caruthers. who arrived from Pensacola last Fri- day and who was removed to the de- tention hospital with a well-developed case of yellow fever, was reported to- day to be improving satisfactorily. No other arrivals with fever have been reported, and with the precautions that have been redoubled since Caruthers ar rived. no more are expected.
 The quarantine against Atlanta. which was announced by several cities, has been removed in all but one or two instances. Dr. Wertenbaker. the rep resentative here of the Marine Hospital Service, will resume the issue of certi- ficates tomorrow to those who have been in the city ten days. and these will be accepted by nearly every State and locality, Texas and Arkansas alone of the Southern States not having re- piled to the inquiries on the matter. The promised issue between the State and1City Boards Of Heallh has not ma terlalized, and since the refusal of the local board yesterday to quarantine Atlanta against infected points. 1t does not appear likely that an attempt will be made by shS State Bexrd to overI ride this decision.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
France Is Wary.

Paris. Sept. 4.-The misistry of the interior has adopted energetic measures to protect the frontiers against cholera coming from Germany. pr. Chante- messe. head of the Pasteur Institute, has been called from his vacation to or ganize a precautionary service and to require a rigid inspection of the pass ports of parties arriving from Ham burg and other suspected points and ordering the detention and disinfection of merchandise and baggage.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
MachInists Elect omcers.

Topeka, Kas., Sept. 4.-At the final session of the district lodge, No. fl, of the International Order of Machinists in annual meeting here today the fol- lowing officers were elected:
 President. L. c. Meyer, Fort Madison, Iowa; Second Vice President, F. A. IT, win, Cleburne, Tex; Secretary and Treasurer, c. w. Smith, San Bernar- dino.
 A committee authorized to serve in the event of conference being ar ranged with the officials of the Santa Fe regarding the strike of the machin- ists was named.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05

portant ReadJustment of the insu- rance branch of the order is to occur with a view of making the assessments equitable. Those who are most vigor- ously advanced for the office of Presi- dent are J. D. Holland of Boston; NJ. A. Fitzpatrick of New York, c. b. Davidson of St. Louis and the incum- bent, J. A. Beller.
 Chattanooga, Atlantic City. Minneap- oils and Canton. O., are being urged for the next meeting place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
snrendInm AIonm Coaat.

Jackson, Miss. Sept. 4.--YeIiow fever Is spreading steadily along the Gulf Coast. Five new cases were reported from Gulfport and two from Mississippi City tonight. The removal of all mill tary guards around infected points has been ordered, owing to the prevalence of the disease among soldiers, six Of whom have been infected.
 Vicksburg reports two new cases. making a total of seven under treat ment. No new cases are reported from Handsboro, Pearlington or Natchez.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
KIshIneR,s strepuou. Dav.

Kishineff. Sept. 4.-During the prog ress here today of a funeral procession of Jewish workingmen following the body of a poor woman who had been killed by roughs. shots were suddenly heard and the procession was charged by troops and police. Many of the workmen were wounded and fifty of them were arrested. Several are miss ng and are supposed to have been kill
 !, The officials declined to give any
 'plination of the cause of the occur
 4nce and refused to allow aYmpathiz-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
Report from Berlin.

Berlin, Sept 4.-It was officially bull letined today that sixty-six cholera cases and twenty three deaths have occurred in Prussia. Of this number ten new cases and three deaths were reported up to noon today.
 While anxiety is not yet the word to describe the feeling in the imperial health office concern over the cholera situation does begin to exist. Most of the new cases do. not break out among the Quarantined persons. but are sud denly heard of in detached farm houses or villages not contiguous to the Vis- tula. Hence the inference Is that the infected areas are widening slowly and that the measures to hold the disease strictly within the existing boundaries have not been successful. These meas ures. however, are being sharply in creased.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
Prccnutionary Quarantine.

PauIs Valley, l. IT., Sept. 4.-PauIs Valley today issued quarantine against Maysville. small town fifteen miles west. on account of the suspected case of yellow fever there. Health in- spectors from Gainesville, Tex, say that 1t is a case of malarial fever or cirrhosis of the liver and there is no need of a quarantine, but one was es- tablished as a matter of precaution. The patient is convalescent and no un- easiness Is felt at this point.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
Monkev HeId PossessIon.

Sioux City, la. Sept. 4.-FOr over an hour a monkey held possession of the Milwaukee passenger station here, hav- ing driven out the waiting passengers and employees, after worsting big po- liceman, the janitor and baggageman. The animal threw peaches through windows and mirrors and at all passen- gers attempting to enter. After doing much damage the ape was elubbed Into submission by the policeman, who was haAly hnrt during the afraY,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
Cn.tn Riean Finances.

San Jose, Costa Rica, Sept. 4.-Ac- cordinR to La Gaceta official. the in come of the Government for the fiscal year of 19O5-06 will approximate s. 43,OOO, and the expenditures $3.s90,0o0. leaving a surplus of s151,0o0, which will be applicable preferentially to the de- crease in the interior debts, leaving no provisions for the reduction of the for eign debts
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
kiIln Wife AccidentnlIx.

Livingston, Mont, Sept. 4.-Doctor Coventry, known as pr. Abbo, a trav- cling eye specialist of Deadwood. s. D., while hunting bob cats near Clyde Park today. accidentally shot and killed his wife. Mrs. Coventry had followed her husband unknown to him and was ap- preaching in the brush when he mis- took her for an animal and fired. A bullet pierced her brain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
THREE NEW CASES.
Pensacola People Deveutly Wiahing for
 an Early Frost.


 Pensacola, Fla, Sept 4.-(SpeciaL)-- Three cases of fever developed today. Johnnie Humphreys, James Winters and a seaman were taken sick. All infections were traced directly to the territory in the city now isolated. George Brent. sick since Friday. pulled through the dangerous period of black vomit today and the doctors think he is out of danger. His sister Is now a victim, her case having been officially announced today.
 pr. Porter this afternoon ordered Sheriff Van Pelt to place cordon com pletely around the city. preventing eEress or ingress. Dr. Porter says people did not mind the instructions of the health authorities and had to suffer.
 Business is about paraiyzed and Pen- sacolans are hoping for an early frost to relieve the situation.
 Citizens In the infected and isolated district held an indignation meeting to- night, censuring the Mayor and health authorities. They claim restrictions are enforced not impartialiy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
PRISON CONGRESS.
International Gathering Is in sessawm ae
 Budapest.

Budapest.
 Budapest. Hungary. Sept. 4.--At to- days session of the International prison Congress, Judge Simeon E. Baldwin oe Connecticut, professor of constitutional and international law at Yale UnIveT- sity. presented a report on the question, By what principles and in what man manner may convicts be given work in the fields or other public work in the open air"
 The sessions were held in the Hunga. rian Royal Academy of Sciences Amer lea was represented by ex-Congress- man S. J. Barrows of New York. Charles R. Henderson. professor of sociology at the University of Chicago. and Profess sor Baldwin, with whom Archduke Jo- seph Augustus lengthily conversed at yesterdays ofhcial reception of dele- gates. Practically all the European countries are represented at the Con- Eress as we'll as Cuba, Japan and Mex leo,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
rirhtinu in Rnkn

st. Petersburg. Sept. 5.-Advices from Baku say that the lighting again com nenced Sunday, the Tartars attacking the troops with greater desperation. Thus far the killed or wounded. accord ing to these advices, exceed a hundred Prince EisharadzA WaA JEannS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
PrunaInn Dintricts Report.

Bromber, Prussia Sept. 4.-The local government has been notified of the following cases of cholera, one each In Nakel, Stowen. Czarnifau, Briefendorf, Romanshof and Walkewitz and two in Welssenhoche. Three cases have oc- cured in Bromberg district.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
Meetinxn Postponed.

Marienwerder. West Prussia, Sept. 5. Five new cases of cholera have been reported. two at Thorn. one each at Grobowka, Moeker and Treuil.
 All of the annual meetings of vari- ous societies, such as agricultural vet erans and religious bodies, fixed to oc- cur in this part of Prussia during Sep tember have been indefinitely post poned owing to the outbreak of chol- era.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
sIxty Iniured ny Bomb.

Barcelona, Spain, Sept. 4.-The num- Der of persons injured by the bomb ex plosion on the marine parade here yes terday afternoon Is now fixed at sixty Only two women were killed.
 The police have failed to locate the culprit and excitement continues at the scene Of the outrage. The explosion caused great destruction in the vicin- itU
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
Letter CarrIern in sen.Inn-

Portland. Ore, Sept. 4.-Six hundred delegates to the convention of the Ma tional Letter Carriers Association are in Portland to attend the annual as- semblase which began today at the Lewis and Clark fair The regular business session will begin tomorrow
 The meeting will be unusually im-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
Nntchex Encouraged.

Natchez, Mss, Sept. With only four cases of yellow fever under treat ment and no new cases to report today. Dr. Lavender feels greatly encouraged over the local situation. The inspect ors have been enjoined to watch for secondary infection.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
Tn CeIehrat. pon..

Liege, Belgium, Sept. 4.-On the ini- tiative of the French Commissioner to the Belgian International Exposition, now in progress here, day will be set for a grand celebration of universal peace to occur as near as possible sim ultaneously with the signing of the treaty at Portsmouth, N. H.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
stnr1n on LaIke superIor.

Washburn, Wis, Sept. 4.-The storm which has been raging on Lake Supe- rior for forty-eight hours shows no signs of abating. The steamer Case and barge of the Gilchrist rransporta- ton Company. arrived today, badly damaged. The captain reports that with three more hours in the storm the boat and all the crew would hays oeeA loat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
me yicknburw sItuation.

Vicksburg, Miss, Sept Up to o'clock Monday evening two new cases of yellow fever had been reported, mak- ing a total of seven. Three patients were discharged today. Both new cases are white. living in widely sep- arated localities.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
No Fever in nTemphin.

Washington. Sept 4.-Surgeon-Gen eral wyman of the Public Health and Marine Hospital Service has received a report from Passed Assistant Surgeon GoIdberger, who has been in Memphis for several days, saying that he found no yellow fever in that city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
No Outbreak Threatened.

St. Petersburg, Sept. 4.-The minis try of the interior has cancelled the order declaring that the Caucasius and the Trans-C Caspian territory are threat ened with an outbreak of cholera.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
Ennr nenthn nccnr

Culm, Prussia. Sept. 4.-Of the nine cholera cases which were first discov- cred here, four deaths have occurred
 All the dredges employed along the Vistula are under close observation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
Ffrhflnr in Keraa.

St. Petersburg, Sept 4.--{seneral Linevisch reports further encounters with the Japanese in Korea. In a dis patch to Emperor Nicholas dated Sep tember he says that the Russians in Northern Korea September repuised a series of lively attacks by six haG- talions of Japanese with twelve guns.
 The Japanese simultaneously co1fa- menced an offensive engagement against the Russian troops in the neighborhood of Kiankeregoui. in Pet chongoniien pass.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
fix Fatal Cases.

Vienna. Sept. "A gendarme died yesterday of cholera in Padew, in Ga iIcIa. There have been altogether six fatal cases there.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
neuirp ywnr f,umtinmeiI,

LidlapudEe. Manehuria, Sept 3.--ss- ports received here from the Japanese army through Chinese sources repra- sent the soldiers as being aratifiad that peace had been arranged, but many Of the higher ofscials including the stan express desire to continue the war.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05

CTS with wounded men to accompany them to the hospitals.
 The Jewish hospital is surrounded by soldiers and patrols are stationed at Central points In the town Great alarm prevails
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
JAPANESE REBELLIoUs.
Feared That Revelation May Break
 Ont fin Emufre.

Uut m EmpTFes
 New York, Sept. 4.-It Is reported in Tien Tsin, says a London dispatch to The Herald, that the dissent in Japan over the concessions granted to Russia in the proposed peace treaty is so deep that 1t is feared that a revolution will break out throughout the empire.
 This movement, it is declared has manifested itself in Tokio.
 All cables are cut. .:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05

WEATHER FORECAST,
 Washington Sept. .4.-For Alabama, Fair Tuesday and Wednesday, fixht north winds.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-14
OESOt FRAkCIA
Rgantr.

Segin Sc spro xims a epoea de IL
election eslnsncial, tisminuye ell
nun ero ceroidatos
Ea la actoslinsd. les daicos aSpi-
rs t4s la pre-, idencia, en- los que Sc
puede penssr serlsmente, son M. Car
not; sobrino del pres iderie ase,inado;
NJ. Bourgeois, ex Miristro de Rela-
clones Extsriores, y M. Doumer, que
es ahora presidents de la Camsra de
Diputados.
NJ. Doumer tIene ell mayor mime
70 de probabilidades. Dlspons dsienor-
mes sumss de dinero que le han ade.
lantsdo ir huysntes banQueros que de-
sean imredir & todo trance que csiga
Ia presidencia en- msnos de los Socis-
listas, y como todo 81 mundo lsbe, el
dinero es ell reIorie principal de la po-
lftics en- Frsncia.
AdemEs de ESQ, So recordara que
cuando N. Daumer volvl6 de ls Iudo.
China, doude fue G bernsdor duran
te muchos tnos, pronuncio un elo.
cuente discurso en- el que hsbl6 en-
terminoS euergicos sobre Ia condsns-
cI6n de los anti miliIsristaS, quienea
| 10 subordinabsn todo, incluso sl.honor
de lA FrApcia, { ~ pasi0u por la psz,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-14
P0ES|AS De CASANOVA

Hemos recibldo de Msyagilez un
voldmen de verses donde, bajo ell ti-
tulo PoSTUMAS, estan coleccionadas
las poesfas del inolvidable orador y
lterato puertorriquef1o Carlos Casa
nova, uno de los talentos mas privile-
giados que ha producido este pats.
No hemos leido sun dichos vsrsos.
Nos oeuparemos mas tsrde de ellos.
Mas estamos seguros de que habra en-
ellos delicadezas exquisitss.
La fpmilia del autor lama este Ii.
bro q Ia publicidad y acude q los no
bles sentimientos de sus compatriotas,
en- la certidumbre dc que no Sc verSn
defrsudados sus deseos.
Tanto por esta circunstancla, CO.
mo por ell prestigio de la iirma que
autoriza dicha obra lIteraris, el pd-
blico dehe comprar los pocos ejempla
res que Sc han puesto a Ia vents,
LA DEMoCRACIA rccomienda & SUI
amigos Il adeuisisi6n de PosTUMAs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-14
CR|MEN De TRUJ|LL0'
La Corts municipal en- avsri-
guaciones. Los detenidos
en- Iibertad, excepto uno
s0BRE UNA PISTA
Detalles del suceso. Sc supo.
ne que hay una ella
tilidad de Vale.

TrWillo II. "A las diez y cuarepta
y einco a. m, llega Ia Corte munich
osl DO Carolina.
Han sido puestos en- llbertad todos
los detenidos, q exception de Eladio
Castro, sobre qulen caen sospechas.
Antes de- snoche recorrisron el
barrio de Carraizo en- averiguaei6n
del crimen los policias Sierra, Perez,
Roman, Calzads y Guerra, y los de-
tsctives Quiles y Gonzalez.
A Elsdio Castro alias Lalo, 10 de
tuvleron el eabo Sierra el policia
Guerra.
Aver 10, el Jusgado, segdn SO dice,
csy6 sobre Ia pista,
Ell iuez de paz, don Juan V. Cruz,
Sc constituy6 en Ia casa de 10 mu jer
de LAO Castro, y encontr6 una cami
"a con sedsles de habsr ussdo rsv6l-
yer su dueno, mientras que el policfa
Guerra hallaba unos partalones mo-
jados escondidos en- una mata de
plAtanrs s, los cua.es muestran unas
manches que Sc supone ser de sangre.
Rectlfco una nota do mi anterior
correspondence. No fueron tres las
balas que mataron & del Valle, si
una que penetrando por Ia garganta
rompi6 Ia yugular.
Las familias que viven cerca del
sitio donds ocurro el hecho, msnifes.
tan haber dido tres disparos; pero So.
10 uno alcanz6 4 del Vale.
Un reguero de sangre1 demuestra
que del Vslle tuvo vida dos 8 tres mi
nutos, pues hay marchss desde un
mango, donde SO supone fu6 atscado,
hasta una dlstsncia de treinta cua.
renta metros donde fue encontrado el
cadaver.
Y el rumor pdblico, que todo 10
quiere sveriguar, ore con solo presu.
mir dice y comenta, pretepde encon.
s-ar 10 causa del crimen con algunas
faldas do por medic.
Mas 10 cierto es que Sc ha matado
d un hombre, quien deja en- la orfan-
dad hijos pequefcs, que no hacfa
dafio q nadie era qu;rido per todos
los que le conocfan.
Del Vale tenfa una habilidad que
le hscla lit A los campesinos: SAGA ba
muelas, emplssndo como Instruments
los dedos pulgar fndice.
CORRt SPONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-14
AOTAS De LARES

Por el depsrtsmento de Educaci6n
han sido nombrsdos miembros de la
Junta escolar de eite pueblo tres pro-
minenteE unionistss; presidente, doc
tor don Francisco Sein; vocales, don
Emilio Hernandez y don Franco Con.
xalez. Ests es una buena election,
acogida satisfactoriamsnte por los
profesores , ell pueblo en- general.
-Siends aver ell cumpleafios del
expleudido triunfo de Ia Union de
Puerto Rico, los m1sicos doH Pedro
Celestino Santiago, don Pablo Emilio
Rodriguez y don Rodolfo Rodriguez,
en- union de varios apreadices, dieron
anoche una retreta en- la plaza eEl
Recreo.,
-Fambien Sc reunieron vsrios
amigos y dieron una rumbosa cens er
la morsds de don Carlos Budet, don
de fueron obsequiadoE eI ol6ndidamen
te por Ell senior Budet y su fsmilis
Demss esta desir que ALI estaba dig
nsments representsda la nota virll ,
pstri6tics,
coRREsroNSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-14
DON B0AOC|O TITO

FL importante peri6dico La Discu
sion, de la Hsbsns, dedics q este me
ritfsimo puertorriquefo, recIen falle.
cido, las honrosas lineas que van q
continuation:
<No por esperada ha aldo men os
aentida en- ests casa la noticia de la
muerte del que fu6 nusstro querido
amigo 81 ilustrado, correcto y rsspe-
table csballero don Bonocio Ti6 y Sc.
CARA,
El sehor ti6 era nacido en- Puerto
Rico, pero dssdo hscs muchos AMOS
hsbfa nisdo 81 dulcfsimo hogsr en- Ia
Habana, hogar que SO sehalaba como
un modelo, porque sn 81 reinabs, i'm
peraba ell eariio mas profundo, la CO.
muni6n mas SAINTS, ell amor conyugsl
paternal y 6lisl llevado al exlremr
mas puro.
Distinguide escritor y poets, hom
hre de incsnsable lasoriosidad, caba
Hero de los de antigua ceps, ell sefol
Ti6 logr6 ser considerable en- Cuba Ell
primers Inca, porque ademSs de su
prendas perionales, abrjgaba en- q
alma isrylente patriotismo.
Pocos diss haee, lleg6 muy epfel
mo sbatido de New York, acompa
hado de su smads compsnera, y lei
vano han sido los cuidados de |
icispcls J lQg llVrQloI rusgou { piosi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-14
DESDE COROzAL

FL dis de- mes ctual, previs
convocatoris, So reunierou a las ocho
y media de la roche en- = casa alcal-
dia de este pueblo var IS personals,
con ell objeto d. fundsr ua certro de
1nstrucc.6n Y Rscreo.
Qued6 consiituids |, Junta Direc
tivs 60 la f)rms sigulen e
Presidente hono-sriu, don Tomas
Lopez; Presidents tfecti, {, don E. NJ.
Vasallo; Secretarlo don K mon Rivera
Fuentes; Tesorero, don Pedro Marti.
nsz de Le6r Vocales: don Marlsno
Garcia Salgado, don Alberto Florido,
don Samuel Sire.
Fusron nombrsdos, timbien por
un acusrdo posierior, ..vocales, los se-
flores don Manuel Vs,lsnte Molinss y
Mr.. sayre.
Hay un general entusiasmo en TO-
todo este pueblo, contribuyendo am
bos partidos polfticos, Ell elemento CO.
mercisl, ell elemento espsrol, la juven'
iud corozslefa y los obreros unionis-
ias y republicsnoS. Fstos compusbla
nos son smsntes de Ia Instruction J
del ssber y go estos folemnes nomen
tos, dan sl trasts con los chismes d.
vecindsd J los resquemores 8 intrigsl
de una NAL eotendids politioa.
El pueblo de Corozsl ssbe sstar
buena altura cuando Sc trata del pro
greso,
coRREsPoNsAL.