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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-15
BIZ LIOTECA DE .LA DENOl RAClA,

horrible muy horrible e sacrfco que desventura i'm.
pona FAbisn Conde!
Asf 10 manifesto . su amigo Llzaro
-Ac6ptao penitencia ., respendi6 este. Dos to
10 sgraaesera
-Pme usted - decis en- squel msmo nstsnts e padre
Msnrique, abrendo pusrts.
Fabian avapx6 entamente.
Procure used que Diego liable -, le advir6 Juan
muy quedamente endoe al paso. Opina mGdico que
pnsra agac6n tenga pobre enfermo se tambSn IL
dtims.
Penstr6lFabikn en- ID mertusria estancis.
Diego. medic nceroarado 10 tsna vusos les cjos
hsca 10 puerta aparecer Fabkn les csr6 vov6
abrr0s por vie de saludo.
Fab<n dedo puesto sobrs los abo rsco-
mend6Hdole absolute silencio.
Los oj del moribundo sonreron como de grattud; y
despues eu.c6ndose eevzndsse cielo expressron clara
mente a6plica
FAbGn cog6 mano derecha-.quela terrible mano que
tan amenszadorA azba a prcednte 10 bss6 rspstdas
veces, sehal de perd6n de olvido
Les ojo de Diego mojaron. propio tempo soneron
hscis msdco ag los abos para sgui6ce que que
ria hablar
Nj una palabra. -, murmur6 sl facultativo
Entonces se novl0 respiraba al otro
ado del echoy que haba rsparado FAbkn 10y ros
tro de Gregors pegado h squel momento las bsnss
dsoe yer como rigca sparc6n anto qusbanda
decs:
NO hables
Media palabn nada mks babucs6 Diego tan quedo
tan depsco como temers 10 6mo aiento
lie pdo una gacia csnnu6 dciendo n soltsr de
antique amigo Dime que me Ia concederEs,
-Lo que quieras -, murmur6 FabiSn cen generoso
acento, en- que vbrsban ls pisdad el carGo.
Diego reuni6 otras pocss fuerkas, a6adi6:
-J6rame que no dearfs de h,cerlo
LTe 10 iuro ., respondi6 sl iovsn.
-Pues oya... Para que perdons Dos.,.-y al dscir
s''O hi1o an s'usrso de cue no h hube crsdo cpaps
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-15
EDlGTO

En- la Corte de Distrito del Distrlto
judicial de Humacao. Estadoa
Unidos de America IS. Fl Pre-
sidente de los e U.
Maria Rcssner Dc Ksnney, vs.. Manuel
A gu so, Ernestina Frias, Mu.
llenh0tf & Korber, y Salvador
Fulladosa y su esposa.
A Manuel Are ii so Flores y Ernestin a
Frias Noya.
CIaci6n por edicto.
For la presente SO les exige u.s.
tedes que comperezcan en- ell pleito
iniciado contra ustedes por la men.
cionada demsndsnse en- la Corte de
Distrito del Distrito judicial de Hu-
macao, y que contesten la demsnda
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-15
(6Gg,tjssacjdn d Ia DdQina Se)

(6Nntksacjdn d Ia pdQina 81
pusblo fu6 eonvenientements sislado
sis qus . 10 bora presents 80 hsyan
rsgistrado otros.
LA Junta local de Sanidad, ten.
drk sesi6n on la tards de maiiana.
Sc ha ordsnsdo por 10 Junta To-
sal d. SAnidad, que - proceda de-
sscar por m, dio de petr6leo crudo,
loo eharcos one % encusutrsn csrca
dol purente sSan Antonio.s
PARA ourar un resfriado en- ur
Nm dia tome las <Pestillas laxantes de
bromo-Quinina.s FL boticario le de-
volveek el dinero 81 no se cura. La
drma do E. F. Grove 50 halla en- cada
caiita.
HOTEL MAY FLOWER. Cristo
a. 1s. San Juan, ?. r "A una cua.
drs Do loo sarros sl6etricoa y princi-
palss sdi4sios del Gobierno. Espl6n-
dids vista . 10 bahia. Bahos moder-
nos sanitarios. Rabitasionss frsssas.
zxeuisita somids pusrtorriquefa J
smsrisans. Prseios uodsradss. -EM1-
LILA RAMIREZ, viuda do Ma.f.rrer
En- 10 ssmsna pr6xima 20 ca u.
dsrln las obras del Hospital de mu-
isres.
Una do las sspeciAlidades de- IL
mlquina do eseribir sOlivsrs ea ia
forms dc ID barrs dol tipo. La 20 +
YER, q ID dnicA mGquina que tIene 6 l.
cha piezs doble 8 sea en- forma de una
U. Fstn Asepura II slineaci6n sIem.
pre- fecta de Ia escritura.
SALvAVIDAS. Mas de 400 pr
sonAn 10 llamsn { las Pildoras Antapu
lidicds del Lcdo. r. Loubriel Cueto
por h4bsrlss librsdo de una muerte
segurs.
Hoy ne EMBARGO en- el <Coamos
hacia los Estsdos Unidos, el conocido
conferencista don Adolfo Medina.
Don J. Eugenio Medina, Consul
General dominicano, nos participa en-
atenta carts, que con motive de ser Ell
dis de mafiana ell 43q aniversario de
la restauraci6n politica de aquella re-
pdblica, dicho consulado mantendra
enar bolado ell pabell6n nacional.
Ha tornado puerto procedente de
Lunemburgo el bergantfn goleta ingles
Leo con salazon.s.
AL pedir el Depuratlvo M k1a.
rel en- lss Boticas, tenga,e 60 cuen-
10 Que oada frasco va envuelto en- una
uaia elegante de csrtulina con el re-
lrato de Makharoff, y cada frasco lie.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-15

y al sucs vamsnts todos los dennis
platos. ~
Tambisn 80 hsssn .bono,si' pAra
fanilias & prscios linitados, tlios oon
quincenas adslantadss., q, s,4
Un cubierto do Hal , dsS 81 sa
el Restaurant, SO ctvs.
Los jusvss ' doningos = hass, N
'slecto ealdo gahsgo, = los szbaAos
pastsles y allssss con polio
JUANG IkuAI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-15

ion do 10 Carcel del Distrito dc Are
c'bo, % admitirAn ca esta Ohcina has.
ia las 10 o. m. del dia 20 de Agosto do
1905 en- que 90 abrirAn pdblicaments.
El presupussto de las obrss ascien-
do & s34, $500.
Todos los datos necesarios se do.
ran on esta oAcina donde % sncusntran
do m manifesto todos los docamsntos que
han Do rsgir en- 10 contfsta J podrAn
recoger los licitadores los'modelos dc
roposiciones que han do pressntar.
Copias On azul dc los pianos 90 encon.
trarin tambi6n de manifesto on las
oficinas do Ia Policfa Insular on Are
cibo.
So remitirAn . los licitadorss CO.
plas on azul do Los pianos dc Ia obra
msdiante un dep6sito do ts25.o0). Vein
10 , cinco dollars, cuya cantidsd ssrl
reintegrada { los licitadores sl devol-
YER dichos pianos . esta Ofcins.
La Administraci6n 10 rsservs sl
derecho do rechazar cuslquisra 6 to-
das las proposiciones.
J.J. JIMENEZ,
Superintsnde ente de Obras Pdblisss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-15
DESDE JUANA-D|Az

Continuation de Ia pdgina Sq)
y Nl Colon al Dsp6slto Municipal eu
10 lie sun se ercuentra
Sc ignoran los m6viles que jmp pull.
s>ron al inte fscto & velsr al voltea.
dor Colon en- el referido parsje.
CORRESPONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-15
AND|ho "a,
SOCIEDAD PROFESSIONAL.
OesInfecciones Y
enba|sanamientos,

Para la desinfecci6n de ca
sas, carruajes, &, &, deslnfec-
cl6n, preparation y embalsa-
mamiento de cadaveres por
todo el tempo que Sc desee,
dirilase aviso a la calle de San
Jose ndmero 6 altos, derecha.
Sc garantizan los trabajos.
Prontitud y economic. P.
0. N. ,,804, San Juan de Puer-
to Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-15
Ia Catalana
SAN FRANCISCO Sc

Gran rebaja de precios en- benefcio del pdblico.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-07-13
Ministers and Editors,

We often hear the questions,
chow much are you going to
give the preacher?" do you
take the county paper?" In the
answer it seems there turks a
seeming apology for "giving' to
the minister, and Tor taking the
paper, which says, I'VE give to
the preacher because he is so
needy, and we take the paper be-
cause the editor seems to think
we ought to, not that l care for
it," Now it seems to us that
neither class should be treated
in this way. We would advise
people not to give them any
thing. We have no more right
to be giving to a preacher or an
editor We have to give to a mer.
chant. a farmer or lawyer. Their
calling and occupation are just
as necessary and lucrative as
any, and if we promise to pay a
preacher or subscribe for a paper
we are under obligation to do so
Just the same as if we bought
corn from a farmer. An editor
wants nothing given to him, he
is no beggar, he needs no pity;
all he asks is "value received"
1t is the same with d preacher,
aud we should not feel like we
were giving to him, but paying
him tor his services. When our
bills are due to either of those
classes we should be prompt IN
paying without any apologies
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Herald.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-07-13
ST Louis Police.

One day Folks police board
president announces that the
Jefferson Club police will not
invade St.Louis county unless
a petition is received from that
county, and the next a Folk or
gan gives notice that the Gov
ernor's police will dominate the
county without a petition. In
the meantime, the country PEG
pie want to know where they
are lat" on the "home rule"
question, and where MIR, Folk
now stands on this vital issue
Missouri State Republican.
And we would like to know;
What authority Mr.. Folk or Mr..
Any.body-else has to use police
outside of the city. Mr.. Folk
can command state troops but
not st. Louis police, for they are
not of st. Louis county.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-07-13
Drunkenness No Excuse.

Judge Eby's instructions to
the Jury were for MURDER ~ the
first degree and we're clear and
strong. In dealing with the
fact that Dawson was drunk At
the time the fatal shots were
fired be was especially clear and
emphatic. as the following copy
Of the instruction will show:
voluntary drunkedness is
neither an excuse for crime. nor
mitigation of crime. # the
jury believes that shortly or
Immediately before thu fatal
shooting the defendant voIuu-
larily drank large quantities of
,oiOXlcaling stimulants, and
mat being under the influence
e such intoxicants he shot and
Ulled Annie Hartman while la
boring under . temporary tren-
", or madness, aud Wi 60 be
ing unconscious Of The at, aud
tnit such temporary frerz, ur
Madness and such unconscious
ness were then aud there the
immediate result OF alcoholic
q1uIs voluntarily drank by
the defendant, then SUCH tenn
pprary frenzy or madness and
SlCh Inconsistencies afford
neither justification, mitigation
nor excuse for the shooting and
killing by defendant of Aunle
Hartman. nor in such case can
you consider it in determining
whether the defendant acted
wilfuHy, deliberately aud pre-
medildtedIy, aud hr i, equ,lly
guilty under the law as if he
had been sobrr aud sane at the
time Cf hpoI,u
Dawson will De fo' mti.y SEN
fenced next Monday and will
then be taken to Jer1r,nl CltJ.
Paris Appeal.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-07-13
Against Bible In The Schools.

Cleveland, Ohio, July 1.-The
reading of the Bible in the pub
lie schools was denounced in the
report of the committee on sect.
arianism of the central confer.
ence of American rabbis which
closed here yesterday. The re-
port as adopted contains the
following:
1.-THE place for the Bible is in
the home, the church and the
church school. TO force it into
the public educational institu-
tions is to interfere with the
growth of a finer and largeg
human brotherhood"
Joseph Stolz of Chicago was
elected president and T. Schan-
farber of Chicago recording sec
rotary.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-07-13
ROoscyeIt's Kaleidoscope Cabinet.

John Hay Of District Of Co
umhia, Secretary of State, died
in office June 30, 1905. Will be
surce. Ged by EIihu Root of
New YoTN.
Lyman j. Gage of Illinois,
Secretary of the Treasury, serv-
Ell under Mckinley, entering
office March 4, 1897, resigned.
Was succeeded by Leslie NJ.
Shaw of Iowa February 1, 1902.
Elihu Root of New York. Sec
rotary of War, served under Nc.
kinney, succeeded Russell A
y ger of Michigan, who resign
ed before Il Dosevelt came IN.
Mr. Root was succeeded w
Wuliam pair February 1, 1901.
&c Knox of Pennsylvania.
Attorney General. served IN.
der Mckinney, resigned to be.
come UUlct States Senator
from Pcrus ,ivaGla on appoint.
ment. Was succeeded by Will
liam H. Moody July /, 1904.
Charles Emory Smith of
Pennsylvania, Postmaster Cen
erJl under Mckinley resigned
and was succeeded by Henry @.
Payne of Wisconsin, who died
in office End was succeeded by
Robert j. Wynne of1Pennsylva-
ma October 10. 1904, who was
in turn succeeded by George B.
CorteIyou January l, 1895.
John D. Long of Massachu-
setts, Secretary of the Navy,
served und"r Mckinley, resign
ed and was succeeded on May 1.
1902, by William H. Moodyiof
Massa chusetts MIR. Moody re-
signed - Lecnm" Attorney Gen
eral and was succeeded by Paul
Morton of Illinois ON July /,
1904. the latter resiguing on
july /, 1908. aud was succeeded
by Charles BDuaparte of Mary.
land July l, 1905.
Ethan Allen Hitchcock of
Missouri, Secretary of The IL
terror. served under Mckinley,
entering ofnce December 81,
1898, and is still in Office.
James Wilson, Iowa, Secre-
tary of Agriculture, served un-
der Mckinley, entering Office
March 5, 1897 and is still in
office.
George B. Cortely GU of New
York, appointed Secretary OF
the Department of Commerce
and La bor on it's formation by
President Roosevelt February
IS. 1908, resigned to become
chairman of the Republican
National Committee. and was
succeeded by Victor H. Metcalf
of California, on July 1, 1904
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-07-13
Liquid Veneer-Wood Bros.
Little Kingdom.

Fourteen car loads of lambs
were shipped out of Rails county
to Chicago Saturday. Ten 10 IDS
we're shipped from Center, and
Morris g. Briscoe two from Ne W
London John Thompson wei t
with the two last named loa 81
Rails County Times.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-07-13

An exchange pTiated the fol.
lowing marriage ceremony,
which was said by a Tennessee
squire a short time ago:
wilt thou take her for thy
pard, for better or for worse, to
have to only guard her until
hauled off in a hearse? Witt
thou let her have her way, con-
suit her many wishes; make the
fires every day and help her
wash the dishes? Wilt thou
consult her mother, Aunt Jem-
mia and Uncle John, three sis
tiers and a brother?" And his
face grew pale aud blank; it
was too late to jilt her so to the
floor be feebly sank and slowly
said L wilt"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-07-13

Palmyra, Mo July e Mrs.
James Sharp received d painful
injury this morning. while shell
ing corn At her home about three
miles west of this city, Mr..
Sharp was running 4 corn she'll
ing machine and his wife was
feeding it when her hand was
accidentally caught in the cogs.
1t was badly bruised and cut,
two fingers being entirely sever
ed Although tue injuries are
very painful yet they are not
dangerous. Mrs. Sharp is a
daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs. Geter
Anderson CT Hannibal -Hanni.
bal Journal.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-07-13

Uncle Billie Foreman says.
The goat in the parade was an
Odd Fellow. Why of course any
body could see that. for it was
the only goat in the parade,
and bachelor at that.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-07-13

Mrs. j. E. Schafer nh daugh-
ter, Miss Flossie Vi Aewistown.
Ill and Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Beer of Fairview, Ill, have been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. j.
White.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-07-13

Prof. ]. T. Vaughn came over
from Kirksville F'Fioay to visit
bis wife, who is the the guest of
her parents j. M. Proctor and
wife:
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-07-13

Theodore Sullivan, of Pickle
vie. was the guest of his
cousin, c. NJ. Sullivan, Satur-
day.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-07-13

WANTED-Money at 6 per
cent, good real estate securi-
ty. Private loan. no commits.
sion, no agents. Address A
care of the DEMOCRAT.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-07-13

Misses Clara Hornback and
Grace Frazer. of Palmyra, are
the guests OF their friend, Miss
Myrtle Longmire
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-07-13

B. d. Christian has been at.
tending to business at Shelby
vile.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-07-13

10c trial bottles of Liquid
Veneer-Wood Bros. 4
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-07-13

Pure ice for family use. Nc
Clintic and Donley. Phones
No. %.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-07-13

Liquid Veneer cleans and pol
ishes furniture-Wood Bros.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-07-13

For good ice see McClintic
and Donley. Phones No. %.
The Washington times., 1905-12-09
Corey Waits for Diporce
To Marry Mabel Gilman
Ceremony Will Take Place in Spring. Soon
After Husband and Wife Have Been
Legally Separated by Court

LONDON, Dec. 9.-Miss Mabel Gilman,
the American actress. has gone to Flor
ence, and will probably remain there for
some time. This was ascertained today
from Miss Gilman's closest friend and
confidante.
Miss Gilman found IL necessary to
leave Paris recently for rest after work
ing long and hard with Jean De Reszk.
from whom she is taking singing les
sons.
This friend also said that Miss Gil
man will soon be married to w. Ellis
Corey. president OF the American Steel
Company.
The ceremony viii not long be defer
red, Miss Gilman has said, after Mr..
Corey is parted from his wife. who is
understood TO be contemplating divorce
proceedings against him.
This friend inferred that the marriage
would take place early In the spring.
and that Corey and his bride will tour
the world on their yacht for their honey
moon.
Miss Gilman's style Of living In Paris
has been sufficiently ostentatious TO at
tract widespread attention.
She has been going out very little.
but her gowns, carriages and jewels
have made her conspicuous.
The Washington times., 1905-12-09
GERMAN MAY SUCCEED
PIERPONT MORGAN
Indications Point to Fusion of Gigantic
Shipping Interests of
Atlantic.

BERLIN. Dec. s.-Well-informed ship
ping and financial circles expect that
negotiations which are IN progress be
tween the Hamburg American and
North German Lloyd steamship lines
viii terminate in the complete fusion
OF both companies into the worlds big
gest shipping combination.
Herr Ballin. director general of the
Hamburg American line. is striving TO
cOerce the weaker North German
Lloyd line to his fusion policy The
North German Lloyds intend 10 resist
but its ultimate surrender is considered
certain.
Herr Ballin is now being described as
the j. Pierpont Morgan OF Germany. but
he is a more thorough soldier than the
speculative American. II the fusion oc-
ours and the united companies continue
as members OF the Atlantic Shipping
trust. Il is expected that the control OF
the trusts operations will be trans
ferred from Mr.. Morgan To Herr BaIlin
The Washington times., 1905-12-09

RICHMOND, Va. Dec s.-Embodied
IN the briefs relating TO the criminal
case of Fred 5. Hohack against the
Commonwealth. which was argued to-
day in the Virginia Supreme Court OF
Appeals and submitted is a story OF
love and anguish, OF romance and trag
edy. of an 'elopement ending in the
death of the would-be bridegroom, and
the conviction OF the intended brides
brother for the killing OF his sisters
sweetheart.
Dramatic incidents which cropped out
at the trial show that the Hoback fam
ilv OF FLOYD county has run the samut
Of human emotions within the last two
years. The story of the crime can be
told just as the story OF any romance
might, save that its ending is almost
too pitiable for words
John L. Jett, a widower. who now
sleeps I'm the grave as the result OF two
pistol wounds inflicted by young Ho-
back, fell in love with Miss Kate Ho-
back. daughter OF DR.. A. J. Hoback.
who lived just across the street from
Jett in the little village OF Floyd. Mas
HobaciI was twenty-five years old, and.
20 quote the calm language of the at
torney generals brief, 1t would seem
that she reeeivee me attentions OF her
wooer with favor. though his suit was
evidently. and. the evidepee shows lat
terly, bitterly opposed by her father
The father went TO the county clerk
Of Floyd county and asked II there
was not some way to prevent the issu-
ance OF a marriage license for his
daughter and Jett. and some time pre-
Vious 70 the homicide had an interview
with the girls sweetheart, in which he
The Washington times., 1905-12-09
MISS ROOSEVELT'S GIFTS
ARE UNPACKEOAT LAST
Duties Paid, Presidents Daughter Is
Today Showing Family Presents
From Orient

Miss Alice Roosevelt was busy today
uDpacldng and arranging the presents
which she received during her trip
through the Orient.
For FIVE weeks. these gifts. consisting
OF remembrances from the crowned
heads. princes. princesses. and mobiles
of Japan. Korea, China and other ma
tiOns have laid in the storeroom Of the
Georgetown custom house. There were
twenty-seVen boxes in all. Carefully
they were examined and their contents
appraised.
What they were valued at. and wnat
amount OF duty the White House smes-
senger paid To Collector NyInan cannot
be learned. as figures Of this character
are never given ouJ.
All or the articles were IN good con-
dltiOn despite the long trip across the
Pacific. the long land Journey, and the
delay In the custom house.
The Washington times., 1905-12-09
Love and Murder in
This Virginia Romance
WidoWer Ran Away With Girl and Was
Killed by Brother-CounseIF Fights
to Save Slayer

is alleged to have said: You shall
never marry Kate. 1 will kill you
first"
In spite of this and other threats
the widower adhered OF his purpose.
and on the very day OF his murder
made an attempt TO persuade Miss
Hoback to run away with him An
effort, supported by some irrelevant
and Illegal testimony. was made at the
trial 10 show that Jett did not in
tend to marry the girl. but designed
her ruin. This line Of defense failed
utterly
Serious trouble occurred between
Jett and the Hobacks. father and son.
and Jett is said TO have made counter
threats against his sweetheart's kins-
people
On the day. that Jett succeeded in
persuading his sweetheart TO run away
with him they encountered Fred Ho-
back, the girls brother in the road
Hoback attacked Jett. and pressed MIN
so hard that the old Lochinvar was
compelled 10 draw his knife To defend
Meanwhile DR. Hoback came up.
and while he was parleying with the
around his fatbe y9Gas Sna m man M. reached
either of which would have proved
fatal into Jett's body
Hobaek was tried. convicted. and
sentenced to serve eight years in the
state prison for the crime lie. appeal
ed from the Judgment of the circuit
court OF Floyd county, and splendid
legal battle was WaGed in his behalf
by his counsel, Judge A. A BIGGER and
j. G. WISER
The State was represented by Attor-
ney General. Anderson and r L. Jor-
dan The highest tribunal in the State
Is Considering this widest OF all the
tragedies OF the mountainous south
west section.
The Washington times., 1905-12-09
ENGINEERS URGE TAFT TO
SAVE NIAGARA FALLS

The report of the international Water
ways Commission. composed OF Col. o.
n Ernst. L. 5. A. chairman: George
Clinton and George J. Wisner. lust fiIsd
with the Secretary OF War. makes its
chief recommendation steps for the
preservation of Niagara Falls and tbe
river gorge below the cataract
The Washington times., 1905-12-09
The Prize Banner.
BRISTOW IN CAPITAL
DOOMED FOR SENATE

Former Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General Joseph l.. Bristow. OF Kansas,
is at the Shoreham lie is here on
private business and viii remain Tor
several days.
Mr. Bristow says there will be a lively
contest for the SenatOrshiD. and that
even now some OF the candidates arr
getting busy. although the election il
a year of.
Mr.. Bristow's friends are pushing him
strongly for BuTtOn'S seat in the Sen
ATE BriStOws work In running dovvr
the Postofnce Sraiters, -s ms friends say.
game.
The Washington times., 1905-12-09
THE WEATHER REPORT.

The Southern disturbance has moved
10 the North Carolina coast with a con-
siderable increase in intensity and high
winds on the South Atlantic coast. and
the rains have extended into Southern
Virginia. There is also a moderate de-
preston over the Michigan peninsula
that has caused light local SHOWS In that
vicinity. There was no other precipita-
ton. except In Wyoming and the North
Pacific districts. where there were light
local rains and SHOWS.
Temperatures have fallen considerably
in the Northwest and In Northern
Maine, and have changed hgt iiiitttie else
where
There Will be rain tonight In the Mid
die Atlantic and northern portion of the
South Atlantic States. and rain or SNOW
In the Upper Ohio Valley and Lover
Lake region. There will be snow sun
day In the middle and eastern Lower
Lake region. and rain or snow In the
northern portion OF the Middle Atlantic
States
II will be colder tonight In the East
Gulf and South Atlantic States with
froets probable in Northern and Western
Florida and the southern portions of
Georgia, Alabama. and MissiSsippi II
Will be colder Sunday in the Ohio Val
Icy, the Lower Lake region and the
Middle Atlantic States.