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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-04-10
THOMAS Il. BENTON.

The second I--ua H the American
Crisis Biographies II u the press OF
George W. Jarob- & 60, rhiadelphia'
: Thomas II. Erntou,' by Joseph NJ.
Rogers, a member OF the editorial stall
Of the Philadelphia !Alllrer.
Interest in Benton, the greatest states
man in America who h1s COM from west
Of the Mississippi, has heel stimulated
recently by the l. ui-i1ua Purchase En-
position held last year, and the Lewis
and Clark Far at Port land this year
Benton WAS ever strong in his efforts for
the upbuldng Of the far vest, and 1t is
due more to him than to any ether man,
and almost to him one, thar we kept
our hold on the Oregon country over
sixty years az, when Tyler and Webster
were disposed to give it up to Great
Britain.
Benton served for thirty years consecu-
tiveiv in the United States senate, II
record never achived before his day, and
since then only twice surpassed. 1t was
exactly equaled tits year when Senator
| Cockrell, of Missouri, retired.
The unpleasant fact is that much of
Benton's fame has been ohscured by the
Civil War. To him we owe more sound
legislation than to any single man from
the beginning of the nineteenth century
to the outbreak Of the Civil War. He
was the father Of the specie system, the
foe of paper currency, and the right arm
OF Jackson. To him, more than to any
other man we owe the homestead law,
the cheap land system and the rapid
deve opment of the west. To him we
owe the origin and early development
of a ttanscontnental railway. He was
one Of the greatest constructive legisla.
tors of our history and deserves to be
studied and remembered.
The author has made close study of
the career of the great Missourian, show.
ing his strong and weak points, both as
man and statesman, and has given a
, comprehensive pic ture of the leading
political events from 1920 to the repeal
of the Missouri Compromise with which
}enton's public career ended. Benton
vas the fatherin.law of Fremont, the
first republican candidate for the presi.
dency, but did not support him. He
was an extraordinary man, however
viewed, and his services to the GO untry
have never been properly recognized. 1t
was because of his unceas sing war a. ainst
notification or any ate npt to break up
the Union that he lost his seat in the
senate. Hi. services in the great political
conflict which preceded the Civil War
entitle him to high place in the series
which is to deal with the leading factors
directly and indirectly bearing upon the
great crisis in our histo v
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-04-10
REFERENDUM MOVEMENT.

The referendum m vement is growing.
The Montana legislature has decided to
submit to the people Of that state con-
stitutiona' amendmen providing for the
initiative and referendum. This has been
the result of contest which began with
the people and has finally resulted in the
capture of the legislature. Montana will
be the fifth state to vote on this subject.
The other states are South Dakota, Utah,
Oregon and Illinois. The last Nevada
legislature voted to submit constitu-
tonal amendment providing for direct
initiative. but as it requires two legisla.
lures to act tavorably on such an amend.
ment it goes over to the next legislature.
in Utah two republican legislatures have
refused to put constitutional amend
ment into operation. In South Dakota
the republican Legislature has shown a
disposition to ignore tn provisions OF the
referendum amendment. but the cause
of dlrect legislation l. growing. Those
who believe in bringing the government
nearer to the people will support it when
they understand i
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-04-10
AIOnU the Water Front.

The barken,ine Hawaii is at the
Dryden & Leitch mill, loading for China.
The barkentine Newshov is at the
West & Slade mill, loading for Honolulu.
The schooner Carrier Dove sailed Fri
dav from the Michigan mill, for San
Francisco.
The schooner Annie f. Smale is at
the Aberdeen Lumber & Single mills
loading for China.
The steamer Newburg arrived in por,
this morning, and will load at the West
& Slade mill for San Francisco.
The steamer Dispatch arrived in port
Thursday night, and is loading at the
Wilson mill for San Francisco.
The steamer w. II. Kruger arrived in
port Saturday, and is loading at tn,
Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle mills TO
San Francisco.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-04-10
FATAL ACCIDENT.
Charles Benson Instantly filled at
LVtleS Camp,

Charley Benson, bucker at Lytle's
camp on the East Hoquiam, was instantly
killed Saturday morning while buck'ng
up a log which was lying on hill side
near the works. He had just finished
the cut and started to 90 around the end
when tn log began to roll. He tried to
escape but was caught by the log which
rolled over him crushing him to the
ground. When taken from under the
log, life was quite extinct. Word was
sent for the launch Sampson and the
body was brought down to Hoquiam.
Benson was quite well known in town
having worked for the Lytle company for
about year.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-04-10
ANOTHE LIVE COUNTY.
Stevens County commissioners Makk
Lew for Exposition Exhibit.

CoLvILLE, Aplii S.-The Stevens coun.
tv hoard of commissioners, in compliance
with recent act of the state legislature,
authorized levy of one-half mill for the
plrpose OF def'aying the necessary ex-
pen~e of providing and maintaining a
credtable exhibit OF Stevens county
products at tn Lewis and Clark centen-
NAL exposition at Portland this year.
they estimate that about $4,000 will
he raised in this way. Additional con-
tributions from citizens are expected.
The commissioners have male no ar.
rangements for personal representation
at the fair, and will probably leave this
to the Stevens County Fair Association,
which will take an active part in secur-
ing the material for the exhibit.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-04-10

There is a moia to he found in the
history of the subway strike in Ne"
York city. The union to which the
strikers belonged was chartered by the
Brothersnood OF Locomotive Engineers
and had. "a contract with the employers
This contract was broken by the EN-
ployes, and the Brotherhood ordered
the STRIKERS back and revoked he
unions charter when the order was dis
obeyed The violation OF the contract
by the employees makes it more diff ult
for other unions to secure working agree
ments, and the loss of the strike points
with renewed emphasis to the needs OF
an arbitration law thai will prevent such
waste of time and money. Labor
unions can not afford to violate contracts,
any mote than private individuals or
business firms can afford to violate their
contracts
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-04-10
STREET FAIR AND CARNIVAL.
Market Street and Business Men in
FavorsOf Giving Use of Street.

The coming Of the Nat. Reiss Southern
Co., to Aberdeen. under the ausuices OF
the Red Men, for the elk commencing
June 5, will be welcomed by those who
enjoyed that company when here last
year. Contrary to general expectation.
the carnival WAS conducted alo : most
satisfactory line ar ntr to afford
amusement without I ... less or
vulgarity that too often q. ..+.ai res such
concerns. The carnival draw thou
sands of visitors to tine :, and in that
way, together with the expenses of the
large number of people connected with
the shows, will more than counter.
balance the amount of money taken from
the city.
The business mo- AMI p.operty own
ers of Market street, between F and I.
with possibly one exception, are willing
to have the carnival on that street, and
as the profits to be der wed bv the Red
Men are to he devoted to building their
wigwam. there can be no valid reason
f)r the city conncll in ng the petition
TO- the street, and giving the local order
the best OF tenn
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-04-10
pATTIS0N nNY RECOVER.
The Cause OF His Rash Aite mpt is
Still a fiyStcry.

w. f. pat'ison. VIII -r attempted sui
eide was noted IN our last issue, still lies
in Il prccariou~ condition at the HOquiam
hospital. The attending physician be-
lieves that the bullet did nor enter the
skull, but minute search OF the bed
room has 50 far failed to discover the
bullet, and its Whereabouts is IA mystery.
Inquiry at the hospital yesterday found
Mr.. Patti-on conscious. but unable to
see visitors. ard with some hope Of his
recovery. should he recover, the sight
OF one eve will probably he destroyed.
The caus,. of Mr.. PATHS ms attempt is
still unknown. Rumors of its being
occasioned by a dispute with the socia-
lists concerning the policy of their paper,
and of his being in severe financial
straits. are learned to be without
foundation.
1t is known that the unfortunate man
had been troubled with insomnia, and it
is believed that his resul II in entirely
unbaancing his mind for the time being.
On the evening beo,e the shooting he
was in the best of moods, and was plan.
ming the next days business with his
partner, Mr.. Julian, yet at O'Clock the
next morning he went to Juian's room,
where he occurred the 81 caIlbre pistol
without awakening his partner, and re-
turned to his sons bedroom, where he
lay for two hours before using the pistol,
with almost fatal effect.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-04-10
GRAND CONCERT.
Program at Pre- Sbyterian Church
Wedne SdaV EVenjnu.

The entertainment at the Presbyterian
church next Wednesday evening prom.
Uses to be rare treat, according to the
following program, arranged for the oc.
casion:
Whistling Solo ....... Arthur Draper
Recitation-'S Sisters Cake. 800.
............. ...... Mac Maurice
Colloquy--"Advce and Results"
Mother Goose, Young Geese, Sly Fox.
Milk Maids Drill. ....... Eight Girls
Recitation-"Be Careful What You.
Say .................. Elsie Horton
Song .....,.. ....... Freddie Redinger
"Three Little Toadstools". Little Girls
PART II.
Violin Duet Mabel and Ethel Hendron
Recitation-"On the Fence .....
...... ........... Edna Nasbinder
Eastern Band Drill. ....... Eight Boys
Song ................... FRANK Hawkes.
The Brakeman at Church Frances Elder
Hayseed Drill. Twelve Boys and Girls
Song ................. Hazel Magil
Tableau-Winter in the Lap of Spring.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-04-10

Wisconsin railroads have stopped all
improvements and extensions in order
to force the people to abandon their
fight for justice. The man who ampu-
tated his nose in order to spite his foce
is ahundantly able to give the Wisconsin
railroads some valuable pointers.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-04-10

The legislator who accepts railroad
pass as courtesy" has no right to feel
offended if a beef trust offers him free
meat, a lighting trust offers him free
light, or coal trust offers him free al
all ga "courtesies." Directly or in
directly, the pass is bride.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-04-10

The chief trouble with the "liberal
DEGREES" of the car is that the grand
dukes usually assume the task of inter-
preting them.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-04-10

The Equitable has the center of the
stage al this time, but some OF the other
big life insurance companies are being
exploited as shameesely.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-04-10

The public continues to take more in.
terest in Lawson's charges than they do
in Lawson's record.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-04-10

"rhis is the age of clamor, not of
thought" says Mr.. James Eckles. Mr..
Eckles persists in proving it, too.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-04-10

are always well groomed and well dress
ed. They start right by having their
clothing made by first class tailor from
the latest styles in handsome fabrics,
well fitted and elegantly finished. There
is no one in Aberdeen who can do this
to suit the most exquisite tastes or who
takes the pains to please as we do. Our
Spring styles are ready for You.
ANDERSON, TAILOR
Alb e. WlSHKAH ST.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-04-10

Why pay $500 year for part OF
the local news each day. when you
can get all the city. county Ind gen.
eral news twice a week, In the Herald,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-06
Francisco CefVonl.
N0TAS De ARECIBO

Abra DE mafiana pasado Sc
espera en- eSta ciudad q la Compaiiia
dramatica que dirije ell aplaudido ac-
tor senior Terradas, y la cual so pro.
pone debutar ell pr6ximo sabado con
la hermosa obra <La Carcajada, que
tan bien interpreta ell aplaudido actor.
R1ina gran animation para la agra.
dable temporada de esta Companfa en-
auestro Teatro.
--Anoche di6 su Ultima function con
un lleno complete ell cinemat6grafo
kauth, habiendo salido esta mafiana
para Ponce donde dara function ell Do
mingo pr6ximo.
La comisi6n para ell nombra-
miento de Jurados de esta Corte de
Distrito compuesta de los sehores don
Osvaldo Alfonzo, don Arturo Dfaz v
don Clemente Ramirez, ha hecho va la
designation de eStos y para ell mes pro-
ximo de Mayo SO anuncia la celebra-
cion de los iuicios por jurados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-06
PASAJEROS A kEW-YORK

Aver, en- ell philadelphia, sale
ron los siguientes Mr.. A. q. Parker,
General q Mrs. Putxki, w. A. Po-
wers, miss Mary S. Beach, Douglass
Robinson, wife, daughter and maid,
Mr.. & Mrs. w. II. Corrln, Gonzalez
and child. Robert A. Knorre, Mr.. &
Mrs. David Wills aud wife, miss
Willie, P. Penneltop, c. L. Marlatt,
Phillip Mills, Austin Cave, mr.. &
mrs. Me1ill Nc. Cormitk, L. c. BA-
ttersty, mr.. x mrs. William Cooper,
miss A. Il. Schimmel, miss Emma Coo
per, miss. Mary G. Wilson, miss. C.
Wilson, mr.. u mrs F. NJ. Sutten and
3 children, miss. Case, f. R. Graci,
B. Serrano, D. Muntaner, mrs. Ma
ria Borras and daughter, Albert. A.
Silver, A. Lameiro, S. Lameiro, mrs.
Frazer and daughter, Angel Ortiz Pc
ma Chas, Weed, Lohfel, Nc. Call,
mr.. Derose, mr.. Real, mr.. Soler We
lez, mr.. Toro Fernandez, mr.. 7, fel,
mr.. Regino Hurtado, mr., Sehlimper,
mrs. de Osorio, mr., Purdon, mr.. Juan
de Sola, mr.. Solar, mr.. < mrs. Ca.
ballerol miss, Magdslena Caballero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-06
CONVERSATIONS
APPLAUSE a 10 torpe y a 10 in
justo:: censura a 10 noble
va 10 honrado.
ES Ell MODO De MORlR
La muerte del partido repu-
bllcano viene de tales pro-
cedimientos.
ES Ell MODO De MORlR

Apenas surje en- Ia admin straci0u
publica, en- ell orden judicial en- otro
cualqulera, un funcionario recto, cum
plidor de su deber, incapaz de venali-
dades y bajezas, los peri6dicos adver.
sarios lie declaran guerra q muerte, le
hacen blanco de la calumnia Y de la
intriga y dirigen a su rectitud ell fuego
graneado de todas las injusticias.
Pero no bien Sc destaca en- cual-
quier sitio la silueta repulsiva de un
traldor que ha comerciado con sus
ldeales, de un transfuga que evolucio-
ma por la fuerza del medro y la codi-
cla, o de un defraudador que dispersa
y dllapida los intsreses del pueblo, en-
Seguida los peri6dcos republicanos
toman la defenSa de estos elementos
perniclosos corrompidos, como 81 sus
columnas estuvieran siempre al seryi-
clo del desorden la anarqufa.
Cuando iueces como C6rdova Da.
via, Vergne de la Concha y otros,
haeen sentir su inauencia en- bien de
la moralidad, castigando con mano
iuerte los desmanes y desenfrenos de
un populacho inoculado con ell virus
dc La perversi6n republicana 6 GUAM
DO agentes policiacose tan rectos como
lturrondo, emprenden la peligrosa ta-
rea de moralizar la sociedad Y restable-
Ger Ell orden, profundamente alterado
por elementos disociadores que obede-
cen a consignas pollticas, es precise
yer el acecho en- que 50 colocan los Or
ganos adversarios y las calumnias
y emboscadas que preparan 4 los
que con su actitud destruyen ell prin-
ctpt0 cHdt, los oscuros n,edios de vida
que sostienen al partido republican,.
Por ell contrario; los Valdivieso
que, sin respetos q NADIA nj & nadie,
Venden yrevenden los partidos en- que
militan y defraudan vergonzosamente
la contanza pdblica;
Los Aponte y los Guerrero que con-
vierten ell C6digo y la macana en- ins.
trumentos de una colectividad, con
perjuicio del orden la moral;
Los Hernandez comparsa que
beben hoy en- la misma copa que aver
maldijeron; esos son los
5scogidos, los amamantados del Aqlt-
Ia y Et Sun.
No en- balde ese partido 20 forma
hoy con resfduos de todog los des-
prendimlentos; no de otro modo se en-.
'uentran en- 81 amalgamados todos los
nalos instintos y malas incllnaciones;
que las columnas en- que descans6
III arbitraria preponderancia, 10 des.
noronau porque estabsn construidas
ION 10 funesta heterogsneidad de to-
los los errores y de todas las concu.
,iscencias.
FranciscO catvnnl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-06
UN ROBO DESCUBIERTO

Nuestro corresponsal en- Guyana
nos comunica que en- ell barrio SCaii-
tass fueron detenidos Juan jose Ro-
driguez, alias Grillo y Juan Melendez,
ocnpandoseles un caballo I'm novillo
los cuales han sido puestos 4 dlspo-
sicion del iueE municipal.
Esta captura la realizaron los po-
liclas Jote Garcia } P. Ssrrano.
Tambien el policfa Vicente Calds-
ron sorprendi6 en- Ia hacienda close.
ta' una iugada 10 prohibido dete.
niendo { clnco indivIduos, ocupando
los bsrsias, SO centsvoS, un paQueGs
De velas J tres cuchilloa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-06
NUEVO AG[NTE

Nuestro buen amigo don Jose
Mattey, de Guaysnilla, cesa como
representante de LA DEMoCRACIA en-
aquel pueblo, por causa de su epftr.
medad que le privs ell seguir prestan
do esta empresa sus vallosos servi-
clos.
lie sustituye en- ese cargo nuestro
no menos estimado amigo don Joa-
quin f. Torres, 4 quien pueden diri-
Sc las personals relacionadas con la
administration de este diario,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-06
RETRETA PARA HOY

Esta noche la banda Juventud del
Comercio, lleyara a cabo una retreta
con el siguiente programa:
Paso doble SEl Volador de Ia Sell
vaa, Meyerbsr.
Polka clarinete SAmitiGp J. Carry.
Selection opera SFavorita1, Doni-
zeti.
Selection opereta SEl Mikados,
Sullivan,
Selection de la zarzuela xEsefian-
"a Libre', Gimenez,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-06
SEMPER TRANS
Un despotismo que Sc esta-
blece sobre la concienCia
individual.
S0MBRA Y SlLENCIO
<Los fIlncionarios pdblicos
no deben pensar contra
el gobierno,~
S0MBRA Y SlLENCIO

| Es donsso ell modo de pensar
sentir de los republicanos en- los asun
tos polfticos del pafs.
Un puertorriquefo ilustrado ocu
pa un puesto pdblico. al cual le lleva
ron, no los favoritismos nj las infiuen
cias, si1o sus propias aptitudes.
En- concepto de los republicanos
ese compatriota, puesto que sirve al
gobierno, esta cohibido de emitir sus
opiniones respecto problemas gene
rales de la polftica que Sc desarrolla
en- el seno de su patria.
No tlene derecho q responder COD
sus propios actos a sus convicciones.
Estas deben permanecer ocultas, sin
que en- ningdn tempo pueda divulgar.
las, so pena de incurrir en- el elito
de inhdelidad al gobierno, siempre que
a este no agrade ell modo dc pensar
de aquel funcionario.
Es precise conservarse de rodillas
ante el que manda. Hay que ahogar
la voz de las coneiencias honradas
cuando estas mazda acusar, 6 pro.
testar contra la ipjusticia. Ell ensa.
miento debe permaLecer esclavo. Ell
tndiVlduo, aun poseyendo la supe
.rloridad Intellectual, esta obligado &
someterse al capricho de los gober.
nantes.
Exclaman las republicanos: el us
no este con ell gobierno, no debe ser.
vir q este.
Esto aparte del servilismo que en-.
tra1a, encierra un error crasisimo.
No Sc sirve al gobierno. Sc sir.
We al pals.
Los empleados pdbicos cumplen
su deber, cuando eiercen sus funcic-
mes con inteligencia y probidad, sin
que craven en- 10 mas mfnimo, los in.
tereses de aquel, cuando externan su
opinion sobre un hecho de suma tras.
cendencia, y oil cual esta relacionado
inslmamente .el porvenir de su nativa
TERRA.
Solo pueden causar dafIo esas opi-
niones al emitirse en- Ldbllco, cuan
do van directa 8 indlrectamente con.
ira un gobierno 6 un partido, dentro
dc los cuales SO revelan tendencias
contrarias en- absolute q las aspirs-
clones del pals.
\ aqui es donde duele q los repu-
blicanos. Es en- este punto en- que
pretenden aparecor mas papistas que
el Papa, llegando a descender tanto
en- Ell terreno de los servilismos, que
Sus actitudes de consumados fetIchis
las producer indignation.
Pero por encima de las adulacio-
1es de un partido que no sabe & que
'arta pararse, en- 10 que respecta & |
'us relaciones con el gobierno, esta el |
oensar alto y ell sentir honrado de Ia
nmensa mayoria de Il puertorrique-
los y de numeresos amerIcanos que
ienen muy de cerca cstudtada nuestra
20 ftica y q sus hombres.
En- tanto que un grupo insignif-
'ante de nativos dan, desde las colum
las de la prensa, motives para la cen
ura, presentandose ante el concepto
Ie propios y extrai1os como seres vul-
'ares, incapaces de colocarse en- 10
'ltura digna patri6tica que las cir
aconseian, el poderost
sfuerzo de los patrlotas, de los:inc,
ruptibles, continuara en- su obra re.
y fecunda.
GIadlatore.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-06
UN HIJO De D. ANUNZIO

Un hiio de Gabriel d. Anunzzio se
ha eonsagrsdo de lleno al tsatro, for.
mando una troupe artfstica con los
mas fsmosos actorss italianos.
El obieto principal del ne6fto es
representa- las obras de gu padre, ,
Sc dispone 1 dePutar con una nuevs
tragedia,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-06
Ouietud en- Harbin

New York Abri 6-No hay notcas dc ningtn en-
cuentro entire los eeros apones de la Manchura
Aguardase SIN embargo que bre acc6n para evi-
tar que Sc reace el movmento de Hanco drgo Dor el
marEca Oyama
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-06
Desgracias personales

San Thomas, Abril 5.-Son muv numerosas, Pero
no Puedel cacarse todavia exacttud De los escon
olos retrarse muchos eadaveres Los hosptaes
Sc lenan de hedos contsos No Sc re7,erda ora at5
trote lgual en- Agra ven Lahore
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-06
Hacia el peligro

New York Abrl Ola escuadra de Rojestwenki
cumplendo los mandates del goberno russo. Marcia en
contrarse con la hoa aponesa. Sc estima nmnente IN
combate naval en- la ua de Vladivosto Las notcas son
esperadas extraordnaa ansedad en- San Petesbroo
" en- Toko ~ 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-06
Breves minutes

San Thomas, Abri Sci terremoto fue de corta du-
racon pero de fuerza terrible Hubo once sacudmen
os en- e esPaco de tres minutes N horror de los hab
antes era ndescnpbe la catastrofe tene proporcones
lnmenSas. r ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-06
Edificios en- ruinas

San Thomas, Abrl 5-Cas todos los edifcos de La
hore estan agretados. Muchos de elos en- escombros
La catedra anghcana la mezquta de Orangzeb con
rlas consderabes E palaco municipal fu6 cast evantado
en- peso despomado Otras constructions mnortan+
son montones de runas La Mezqua de Orangzeb es
de las mas bellas del Asia ~
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Noticia desr1aentida

New York Abrll o.--En Londres V en- Madrid Sc ME
ga por los personae poticos por los per6dcos que sea
certa Ia notca del enace pr6xmo de Patricia de Connauph
con Alfonso de Borb6n pesar de eo e pubco cree oue
Ia information anterior esta desprovsta de fndamento
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-06
Aver en- Napoles

New York Abr 6,-Dicen de Roma que el emperador
Gullermo lego aver microbes, al goo de Napocs desem-
barcando POGO despues para vsar al rey Victor Manuel
a qulen acompana minstrO de Estado
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-06
Austria activa

New York, Abrl 6.-Telegrafan de Paris que "a
corte de Austria sgue trabaando para mpedr la boda
ue monarca eSpanol con una prlncesa britannica Ii FL
gar0 nsse ratiGcando Sus nformes acerca de nm com
promise previo con Ia archduquesa Eleonora