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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-11

NADIA mas it'll nj mas diCno de
APPLAUSE, que la saludable labor de IN
periodismo quito 6 ilustrado, en- ell Sc.
no de un pals. Ella contribute en-
mucho al engrandecimiento politico y
social de sus habitantes, dandoles es'
timulos en- la practica del deber,
educandolos en- la vida del verdade-
70 ciudadano, sin maculas de ningu-
ma especie.
En- su mission responde siempre d
elevados principles de justicia, al mas
alto c~oncepto del patriotismo, al ira
tar las cuestiones politicas, Pre1ica
las ideas que, en- opinion de escri-
torres. son beneiciosas q los generates
~intereses del pueblo.
En- los paises de ambos continen'
tos a que han llegado los esplendores
de la civilization, ell pe'iodismo Sc
halla colocado en- esa altura moral.
La critica es ejercida por Ell den
tro de la mas exquisite cultura lite
raria. Aun en- aquellas ocasionei en-
que Sc hace indispensable la protesta
vihrante contra los poderes publicos,
Y la pol6mica es mas ardorosa entire
periodistas de campos politicos distin.
tos. jamas Sc prescinde de las buenas
formas que aconsejan ell companeris-
mo y ell mutuo respeto.
Solo aqui, en- Puerto Rico, Sc da la
nota d~iscordante.
Existen p~eri6dicos que no son ia.
les. Verdaderos recipientes de odios y
pasiones, llevan a la opinion la repug.
mantle nota del insulto.
No discuten ideas nj principles los
hombres que los escriben.
Que han de discutirlas Else no es
ell fin que persiguen en- ell periodismc
insular. NADIA les importan las ideas
Lo 0nico que traen a la discussion dia.
ria, es la personalidad, Acerca de ella
llenan columns y mas columns, con
virtiendo de esta manera ell peri6dico
en- escuela de groseros personalismos
Hay por esos mundos de Dios cier-
tos voceros republicanos, que diaria-
mente vienen ocup8ndose de nuestrC
diario, no para combatir las ideas que
defende nj los principles que propaga,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-11
LAS DOS ESGUADRAS

(CoNttnudci6a de ID pdgtpa ri
ra para recibir & Rojenstwiky. Blen
mirado, no podemos aventurar IN
combate naval sin la plena seq lridad
de 10 victoria. H4mos perdido la es-
cusdra de Port.Arthur = no debemos
exponer & eSta nueva escusdra.
FL envfo de refueczos q R1jenst.
w.ky O asegura ell triuuf0; RHienst-
w.ky solo, 90 la eventualidsd; refor.
zado, 10 csrtidumbre.
Despues de alguuas otras consi-
~deraciones, ell comandants agrega,
Ell pueblo entero de Rlsia es de
parecer que la guerra no debe termi-
mar sino o el 6xlto de las armas
rusas.
Hay ~excepcIones, como en- todas
parties; pero salvo eStsS raraS ex;ep-
clones, TODD ell mundo estS de scuerdo
en Ia necesidad de luchsr hasta ell FIN.
Russia no debe ser batida, pues estan
empef ados 81 honor y su interes,
Tanta sangre derramada y tanto orc
gsstado, no pu3den serlo q pura per
didA.
La escuadra, 81 sale vict orioss,
tiene como base martina q Yladivos-
tok.
Sc his dlcho que 81 acceSo es in
practicable on invierno; es un error.
vladivostok estS q la misma lsti.
sud de Nipples; hscs frio y a nieve,
Mas, 81 Ell mar estt helsdo, Sc pene
ltArE { 10 bAhiAcon rom2e -hieloS, Ea
tShrNeo dltlmo, los iaponeasG bomoar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-11
De GUERRA
Iucha usO-japOnesa anne
naza cOnvertirSe en- una
lucha universal
NUEvAS "AGRAvANTES
Las convenienclas y no q al
trui>mo impediran que
surla la catdstrofe.

La interminable guerra russo apo
mesa, que tanto orc ytanta sangre vie
ne costando q la humanldad, amenazs
hacerse mas pavorosa con una nueva
agravante.
Nos referimos & una possible rup-
tura de relaciones entire Francia y ell
Jap6n.
81 tai ruptura aconteciese, sobre-
vendria otra ~agravants msXima:
Una guerra cast universal de In
glaterra y Jap6n contra Francia y Ru.
sis, con la emergencia may possible de
que China apareciese en- 81 redondel al
lado de las primeras y Alemauia pu-
siese los prestigios de su milicia en- el
campo de las seglndas.
Y del mismo modo que ell estallido
de una chispa, en- la boca de una mi
ma, no solo produce la explosion de g.
ia sino que hac9 sentir sus ef3ctos a
una considerable distancia de su radio
de acci6n, pudiera ser que tan tremen.
da guerra en%cendiese otras que solo
esperan una o~p0rtunidad para mani
festarse ampliamsnte, en- virtud de
conveniencias, aspiraciooes y compro-
| misos cast siempre arbitrarios,
Acord6monos del dich0 vulgar;
"a rio revuelto, ~ganancia de pesca,
dores .,,,..S
En- buscs do Ia tai gana1cia Y
arrastr ADDS por el v6rtics, NADIA tie
ne de eXtra1o que Estados Unidos hi.
ciesen una arrogante demostraci6n
naval en tales y cuales aguss, por
movies puramante hlmanitarios que
Italia quisiese reivindicar su dere.
chos de possession al mar Ilirico; que
Portugal, ell satellite ingl6,, siguiera
las e%voluciones desu astro;que Austria
ensenara los dientes a TurQuia desde
Las cumbres de los Ba'k aues,y hubiese
en- EspaRa una revolution contra la
m~onarqu(a, los noruegos quisieran SO.
pararse de los suecos, los fnlande-
ses dc los rusos, los p~olRcos dc los
rusos, los alemanes y los austriacos,
y los macedonios y los cretsnses do
los turcos; cue SO p~rodujese, on su.
ma, una conf agraci6a universal.
Todo es de tsmer. Acaso la fe.
bre de matar no es On ell fondo una
epidemic, que Sc trasmite por contac.
to por resplraci6n2 Luego, nosotros,
cast aleiados como estamos del resto
del mundo. no distiuguimos mas que
las coaas mas s%alientes; pero los sutiles
htlos, que fernando complicada ma,
deja enredan unas naci0nes con otras,
hasta el extreme de que todas son so.
lidarlas entire 81, y Ell golpe que sc es.
cucha, por ej4mplo, en- el sur, roper
cute en- oil septentri6n.
Sin embargo, todavia dudamos
que la rlptura entire Jap6n y Francla
Sc efectde. Hay demasiadts intereses
de por medic. Sab6 Sc demasiado que,
81 una lucha general estallase, result
taria igualmente fatal para vencidos
y ~vencedores.
Experiences, por tauto, que la di,
plomacis o63te de buepa componedo-
ra, que las 0nyanieuciaa politicas y
econ6micas logren 10 que ell altruismo
no puedc obtener, psra 81 manteni-
| miento de la paa universal.
S~---------
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-11
UNA BUENA OCCASION
GladiatOre.

Sc vende una de las cosas mas CO.
modas y mejor situadas de S~anturce.
Esta en- la carretera pero no lie moles.
ia oil polvo. Tiene cochera, buen jar
din y baatante terreno para tener va
cas-, etc.
Tambiel SO venden varias casas ,
solares muy bien situados, en- el barrie
de Puerta de Terra de esta cludsd.
Informant don Bartolom6 Coll
San Justo 8, bsjos, San Juan, P, r
1875,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-11
DESDE A|BON|T0
lndicaciones sobre un plan
de carretera de San Juan a
kibonito por Generic
vlAjE EN- 4 HORAS
FL comite republican, indica
para Ell Juzgado de paz al
secretario de Degetau

Actualmente 90 necssitau ocho no.
ras para ir de Aibonito a San Juan,
pues hay necesidad de andar 81 kll6-
metros por Ia carretera central y gu.
Dir pendientss hasta del ocho Y medic
por ciento. Ahora bien, 81 oil gobier.
no 90 fiara, podrfa irse de San Juan
& este pueblo en- tres horas y media,
! pssando por Generic, de este pueblo,
tomaudo la marsea izQuierda del rio
Plata J u corrlentes I'M dos 8 I'm tres
y medic por ciento q llegar al sitio liza.
mado <Mengocheos 6 <Las ligeras, y
de aqu1 a la central entire 81 ktl6mesro
u y 70. Total, de este pueblo q Ba.
yamon son Is 6 SO ktl6mstrus, trayec.
to que On autom6vil sc hace ca una no.
ra y en coche en- tres y media 8 cuatro.
Ell martes visitaron q Aibonito
nuestro amigo don Marcellno SJl6 v
su simpatica hiia ~.se1orita Mercedes,
Sc hospedsron en- 81 Hotel Borino Q
u6l benOr D9cerfa.
Aver martes trabajaban en- la
escogida de tabaco dc la xPorto Ricsn
Life Coz unos l50 hombres y mas de-
600 mujeres.
Ell senior don federico. Ortiz, del
concrete de Guyana, lego el mice.
coles d Atbonito en- busca de salud, y
le ha sido tan radical el csm5io Que
ha comprado casa y fjar& dehnitiva.
monte So residencia aquf.
Sc dica que ell com't6 local re-.
publicano de este pueblo, ha desig.
nado para sustituto del Juez de Paz
senior Gonzalez, al senor secretsrio
que fu6 del senior Degetau, pertens-
ciente al partido democratic. La cleo.
cion serla buena 81 aceptara 81 senior
Sanchez, y ell comit6 central dol par.
lido Rspuolicano hiciera pactos 0
los Dem6cratas, aunque la mayorfa
del pals es unionista.
AIIiv6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-11
ASAlT0 AL SOL

Con motive de la celebration del
Gran Bale en- el Teatro eli dia ., lin
dfsimas damas de esta culta sociedad
invadian Ell popalarisimo Bazar Eli
Sol; unas compraban los bonitos y ele.
gantes %cinturones m%odernistas; otra.
los delicadisimos perfumes de cid ri.
nauds y hasta las smedio yiejas' que
tampoco Sc pierden NADIA, han He
yado cada u ,por nc dejar de com
prarl su par de caIzadito que cast re.
galados r~eaIiza .el balar sEG SoL,J
Cruz :, Z, X,
Juan dc la Mata.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-11
AlIiv6n,

las aspiraclones de una mo lesta famt.
liza, y t.endase 81 90 possible, & que el
obrero SO converts 90 propietario de
techo que 10 cobija.
Todo 10 que tienda & levantsr 81
nivel material, moral 8 Intellectual de
nuestros elementos populsres, es labor
a~ltruista, pstri6tica y por tAnto d qua
de aplausO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-11
To Whom it May Concern

Notice is hereby given that al
application has bsen made by c. II,
Martin, the Undersigned, for az ex.
elusive franchise to operate an auto
mnbile line for the carrying of freight
and passengers belw zen San Juau
and Ponce, and such conn ,cting and
feeding lines as the Ex9cut We Council
may grant authority 10 cover.
This application VII be presented
to The committee on Privileges, f an
chises and Concessions on ths Tissl
day Of Juue, l,905, or at whatever ii.
me the Commttse may fix 10 hear 1t.
Signsd
C. H. Martin.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-11
Ventl dc FInCa

Sc vende una inca rIstica de 43
cuerdas de terrenos en- el barrio de
sPajsros,a del t6rmino ds Bsyam6n.
Dicha cstancia esta fncada de cafe,
cocos, chinas y otras arboles frutales,
a media bora de Biyam6n, ssrca de
la c~arretera y aqua abundante. Colin
da con amsricanos. Para informes
don Gumersindo Rivera, en- Baya-
mon, 1919
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-11
CORREO De CAGUAS
Los acaparadores de taba-
co 10 adquieren a pre-
clos eXceIentes
SESSION DEL CONCEJO
Las novenas de Mayo Sc cele-
bran con gran animation
en- el temple cat6lico

Los cosecheros de la RIGA hoja de
Nicot en- esta comarca pueden eStar
s%atisfechos. Los precios 4 que Sc adj
quiere la hoja son e~Xcelentes, y es ca
da vez mas tirme la demanda. Loado
sea Dios Este aho fuma ell Gobierno
v los ~cultivadores del tabaco aromoso.
En- amos anteriores, ell Gobierno fUma-
ba w.. eScupiaa los ~cultiyadores.
~Celebr6 aver session ell Concejo
Municipal. Ell proyecto para la for.
maci6n del ~presupuesto que ha de re-
cir en- ell pr6ximo aho fiscal !, 905-l ,90i,
que fue remitido por ell Alcalde, pas6
al Comite de Hacienda. Sc adoptaron
dos ordenanzas muy importanteS para
la Municipalidad una, sobre imposi-
= ci6n y cobranza de patentes otra,
sobre destruction de casas en- estado
de ruinas. Fue conocido ell estado de
gastos 6 ingresos correspondence al
mes de Abril, que arroja una eXis.
tencia en- GAIA de $685., 80 ctvs. Varios
escritos sobre asuntos de inter6s par
ticular pasarona las comisiones res
pectivas y fueron deinitiv amente re-
sueltos otros particulars sin impor-
tancia.
lei laborioso y active propieta-
rio y negociante don Marcelino Sofa,
ha acaparado hasta la fecba algunos
miles de quintales del excelente tabaco
de estas vegas magnfticas, Actual
mente ocupa q numerosos braceros en-
sus diversos almacenes.
En- la Iglesia cat6lica de esta
ciudad Sc celebran con yerdadero amor
y entusiasmo las tiestas del mes de
Maria. Todas las noches Sc LENA ell
temple de bote en- bote, En- Caguas
vive TODD 10 que no debe MORN en-
Puerto Rico, La patria y la Reli
gi6n de nuestros abuelos tienen aquiI
su ejercito de feles.
La sociedad ilarm6nica ola Lii
ran ofrecera un bale q esta juventud
allegro y enthusiastic ell domingo pr6xi.
mo en- uno de los amplios salones de
Ia casa municipal.
--Celestino Velez ha sido herido
por un toro y curado en- ell Hospital.
En- otrs OCCASION, va sabra Ell ciudada-
- Nolo, forou.. ma, H. 6an
FL eomereiante de esta plaza Sc
nor Pedro Saldaha ha podido ser vic
TINA de I'm robo. Encontr6 horadada
una de las puertas de su establecimien-
to, practice n inspection en- las Ger.
canias del mismo, Sc eSpnht6 el pdjaro
de clWnta y.... no hubo NADIA de parti-
cular,
-Fueron aver r%ecetados y curados
en- ell consultorio del Hospital del mu
nicipio cuarenta y dos enfermos y he
rides. Els digna de encomio la ardua
labor que efectGan los directories del
benefco asilo,
--Anoche hubo I'm conato de in
cendio en- la casa que habita Fulgencio
Colon, situada en- la Gale del <Doctor
Golco.3 Los numerosos vecinos que
acudieron al lugar del suceso, traba.
iaron bleu, evitaudo los desgracia
lamentable,
LA Corte Municipal ha sefalado
para Ia celebration de cstorce ~juicios
psndlentes, Of vierneI de la seman a
actual.
-Durante 10 semana conprendi.
do entire los dias 2 y siete ~inclusives
del mes en- curse, courtroom doce
nacimientos y diez y seis defuncione s,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-11

dearon Ia pis ~ sus buques entra
ron y salieron sia diisultad.
Hasta aqui las ideas del captain
X ado, relative al envfo deuna tercera
escuadra. Elias NADIA tienen de aati-
patri6tico, ri revision los ca~ract6res
de indisciplina que q~uisieron darle
algunos disrios de Elropa.
al contrario, SD palabra h1nrada
produce una preston de la opinion pd
blica sobre Ell Almirautszgo que Sc
vic precisado & organizlr los refuer-
eos eSigidos por VI comandante K ado,
Captain,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-11

We collection de cr6nicas ~literarias. III
senior Gual reyela positieds aptitudes
para este gfnero de trabajos. ST iucha
y estudia, llega 4
Reciba nuestras frases de aliento
por 81 labor, a par que nuestras gra-
ciaS por ell enyio de su obra,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-11
VENTA. De TABA(O

Sc vende tabaco en- rama de 1901,
de calidad superior, procedente de las
mejores vegas de Bairoa. Diriiirse
en- Caguas a don NJ. Quihones Cable
Judo, 15-l
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-11
AlMONEOA PUBLIcA
! eHia a/CoNtad0. --.lXeH 50

Ell Niernes proximo ~ q las dos
dc L. tarde sc remataran los efectos
siguientes; una bombA para limpiar
slgibes, spagar incendios ETC., con
sus maugas ue extraction Y descarga,
monGada en- platafJrma con 1 rued as,
y II lbarriles inodoros para limpiar
lstrinas.
San Juan, Mayo : de 1905.
Francisco N. Tur9Il.
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-09
Fitting Conclusion

Denver. May Especial. The
entertainment OF President Roose-
welt last night was fitting concus-
ion of day of royal welcome. as he
journeyed through the state of Colo
RADIO from Glenwood Springs
All along the Denver & Rio Grande
railroad the population was Centered
at the stations to greet the president
and every evidence of hearty good
viii was seen and heard.
The crowning event came last night
in the form of a banquet rendered
the president by the Denver Cham
Der of Commerce, at the Brown Pal
ace hotel. This was perhaps the most
sumptuous affair ever held in the
state, and the president was visibly
pleased by the picture that unfolded
itself to his eyes as he entered the
banquet hall.
Everything known to the decora-
tors art was called into use to en-
beIlish the commodious banquet hall.
Tri-colored streamers and shields, in
terspersed with pictures OF the pres-
dent, framed in flags, almost hid the
walls. and on the tables American
Beauty roses added color to the
scene. Potted plants We're literally
distributed throughout the hall, add
ing an effective green.
The menu was perfect. Through
out the service of the courses stringed
instruments blended in beautiful mel
ody.
The banquet began at S O'Clock
and continued until II, when the
president was escorted to his pri-
vate car Rocket" where he almost
Immediately retired to await his de
parture for Chicago at Z O'Clock this
morning.
Promptly at $50 the last course
of the elaborate menu was finished
and President James Temple, mem
her of the Chamber of Commerce
called the guests to order and intro
duced Chief Justice William Can
bert who acted as toastmaster,
In a brief speech Justice GabDeii
Introduced the president, VINO arose
amid cheers and applause to the
toast 1.-THE Nation.
His address was quite lengthy ana
was received most enthusiastically.
He touched on many vital questions.
Following the president, Governor
Mcdonald spoke briefly. Iheh can, cam
Mayor Speer. Senator Ihomas ~
Patterson responded to the toast
The President and ms auuIesS was
brilliant one.
At the conclusion of the speech
making. patriotic airs-were played by
the orchestra, the 500 participants
in the banquet singing in chorus,
Then all surrounded the president
and escorted him to rooms in the no
teI where they shouted GOOD
night" and cheered him for several
minutes
shortly afterwards the president
and his party were driven to the sIa-
tion and entered their cars Tor the
night.
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-09
Campaign of Cleanliness

Last night at Ye Bookman's Den
the street and alley committee of the
city council and the street and alley
committee of the Civic Improvement
League met in joint session and dis
cussed the matter of cleaning up the
streets and alleys and what line of
campaign would be the best.
Aldermen Davies, Lutes and Platt
composed the city council committee,
and Messrs, l.. Il. Blackstone, W. S.
Sullivan and George X Warner are
the members of the committee Of
the Civic Improvement League.
1t was the sense of the meeting
that the streets and alleys could be
cleaned up and kept in decent con
dition. and that the council should
see that the ordinance regarding the
condition of the alleys and streets
was strictly enforced. The two COM
mittees will urge this matter and do
all in their power to see that there
is "a change in the condition of the
alleys and thoroughfares There is
little doubt that the council VIII sec
ond the efforts of the committees.
The work OF the city scavenger
was discussed at length and sugges-
lions will be made to the city coun-
Gil regarding the work of the scayen-
ger. Il is proposed to have this EN-
ploye make a regular patrol of the
ALLEYS. keep the same clean, ana II
will probably be arranged that a por-
tion of the expenses of this work
shall be paid by the occupants of
the buildings and property along
these alleys.
The meeting decided that the
streets should be levelled and made
reasonably passable At least one
block on Main street should be i'm
proved az once.
In the meantime the various soils
of the valley should be examined and
n be ascertainel just which would
be the best for use in improving the
streets.
The meeting last night was prof
liable one. The members OF both
committees expressed themselves as
being in favor of improving the
streets and demanding that the city
he Kept cleaner, Important and de-
cisive steps will be taken at once
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-09
Program for Mass Meeting.

Following is the program to be
given at the Conversational church
Wednesday evening, at o'clock, un-
der the auspices of the Woman s
Club and the Civic Improvement
League:
Music Selected ...... Orchestra
Introduction-Object of the Meet
ing. ...... Mrs. T.. A. Wadsworth
Remarks on Civic Improvement.
........... Mayor I. n. Bunting
Short Pithy Talks by Prominent
Colorado Women. n.,..........
......... Mrs. II. Il. Churchill
of Greeley, president Colorado
Federation of Woman's Clubs;
Mrs. c. c. Bradford, federation
secretary: Mrs. A. NJ. Hawley of
Fort Collins, vice president Col
orado Woman's Clubs, and others
Vocal Greeting to Spring
(Nelson) Miss o. l.. Thompson
Address Sanitation in the Home"
........... DR.. II. w.
Corwin. chief surgeon Colora-
do Fuel & Iron Company, Pueblo
Vocal Selected ............
Impromptu Talks ON Civic I'm
provement by Two or Three
Members OF the League ....,....
Duet-"The Gypsies" tBrahms)
49,. Miss Ferbrache, Mrs. Cropsey
Music. Orchestra
Should you desire to join the Civic
Improvement League Limitation fee
25c) you will be given an opportun-
ity to do so during the evening. How
ever you will be asked to do nothing
you are unable to do.
Attend this meeting and hear the
many good things that viii be spoken
by the lady visitors and also by DR..
Corwin. who is an able and instruc-
tive speaker. Thursday evening, s
O'Clock, Congregational church.
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-09
Issued Statement

Albany. n. Y. May . Special -
state superintendent OF Insurance
Hendricks has issued a public S'aiel ,So
ment that he has investigated tne
affairs of the Equitable Life, AssH[-
ance Society and he has found It aOIe
to fulfill every obligation ana CON
The statement said that poliSey
hoi1ers need have no fear that tht
Eonitable would not meet all It's con
tracts in whatever form.
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-09
Massacre of Jews

81. Petersburg, May g. Especially
There has been massacre OF the
Jews at NhitOmer, government of
Volhynia. southwestern Russia
The rioting began Mry Z and has
continued ever since, or for over a
period of As hours
The orthodox Christians fell upon
the Jews in the streets and. as the
latter were armed. many fell on both
sides The Jews fought their assail-
ants as best they could.
ST Petersburg. May g. Especially
According to the dispatches to the
admiralty, the junction of Rojest-
venskys and Nebogatoff' $ fleets is by
this time effected and an accomp-
lished fact.
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-09
Elected Officers

A meeting Of the board Of direct
ors of the Grand Junction Building
q Loan Association was held ias' i
nipht at the offices of Horace 7. De
Long, secretary and treasurer OF the
association.
There was full attendance ana
the session was pretty lively one.
Waller l.. Mulkey desired to sue
coed Senator DeLong as secretary ana
treasurer of the association. Sena'
Tor DeLong was candidate Tor re-
election. Several ballots for this par
icuIar office resulted in a tie. but In
tbe end DeLong won out and was re.
elected. J. V. A. Lay was elected
vice president. succeeding John B
Mann No changes were made in the
other offices. The following are the
ogicers elected last night;
esident-Edwin Price.
vice president. V. A. Lay
secretary and treasurer - Horace
I T. DeLong.
Attorney-w S. Wallace.
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-09
Tornado
Sweeps Down Upon Kansas
Leaving Death and Disaster
In Its Terrible Trail

Marquette, Mcpherson County, Kansas, May
D. Special wenty four persons have been
known to have been killed and 35 injured in the
worst tornado that has ever visited central Kan
sas, IN the history of the state. 1t occurred at
the midnight hour and many people were killed
IN their beds. AT Marquette where the principal
loss OF life occurred, the town was almost level
ed. The destruction to life and property in the
surrounding country was wide spread and has
not been fully ascertained as yet in its extent
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-09
For Sale.
43O Grand avenue. On time If de
sired. Max Buchanan
For SnIc.

J. r. Grubbs. foreman at the Bar
ton & Plat livery stable, on Sunday
night found a pocket book in the
barn which contained $40 in money,
railroad transportation and many
valuable papers. On Barton's re
turn from trip to Glenwood Springs
Mr.. Grubbs turned the pocket book
over to him. Monday morning Mr..
Shoup. the well known Colorado
Springs capitalist. called at the barn
and asked II a pocket book had been
found. stating that he lost one the
day before, and as he had engaged
a rig SUNDAY at the barn, thought
perhaps he had lost the book there
He Identified the pocket book Mr.
Barton had and rewarded Grubbs
with a S. bill.
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-09
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At . O'Clock this morning there
had been 81 dead bodies placed in a
store room which had been impro-
vised as Il morguc.
The list of dead and injured is
growing constantly.
The tornado broke over the town