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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-24

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-24
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9ubtuia s @embler, @m sioiina.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-17
LIBERALS AND
 UNIONISTS
The British Political Fight
 This Week
It Will be Settled by the Middle o Next Nonth-The Principal Issue.

London, Dec. 16.-The great political campaign in the United Kingdom will be fairly inaugurated during the next week when the prime minister, Sir Henry Campbell Zimmerman, will speak at Albert Hall, London, and MT. Bal four at Leeds. It is expected that the respective leaders of the government and opposition will then outline the main issues and the platforms of their parties.
 Alfred Lyttleton, colonial secretary in Balfour's cabinet, speaking at Lex ington tonight, said the unionists would place their fiscal policy before the country This is taken to mean that some modification of what is known as the Chamberlain policy is intended. Lyttleton also said the uniOnists would base their fight against the liberals on Sir Henry Campbell -Bannerman's well known home rule proclivities.
 With regard to the fiscal policy of LyttletOn, who may be understood as speaking for the unionists, it is said the whole policy of his party would be for the prevention of unfair compe- tition and colonial preference. Christ mas week will bring an enforced truce between all the p~~+'~- so far as active campaign is concerned, but the activ- ity will begin again after New Years.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-17
THF ARIZONA LOBBY"
 MADE UP OF TWO
A Reply to Ridiculous State ment by
 Washington Paper.

Washington, Dec. 16.-(Special)- "Of all the ludicrous things that I ever saw sn print" said ex-Governor Mur- phy of Arizona today, "is the statement that Arizona has a big lobby here in Washington to fight the joint statehood bill. I will tell you how big that lobby ,s.
 Tt consists Of just two men, Dele gate Marcus A. Smith and myself.
 Smith is not a plutocrat-I wish he were-and l am paying my own eX- penses. as lave ever been in the habit of doing. This is the gigantic lobby that has been advertised in the local press and f anybody can find any more members of it with a search warrant I'd pay literally for the discovery"
 MT. Murphy states there is not any kind of a lobby here. The only men thus far in the city looking after state hood is ex-Governor Murphy, Mark Smith and B. A. Fowler of Phoenix, who arrived last night Arizona is the only territory that has such a small delegation looking after its interests. From what can be learned the advo- cates of joint statehood are beginning to fear that their bill will fail in the house. C. P. HUNT.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-17

The campaign. it is thought, will be short and sharp. A majority of the elections will he over by January 25, though actually some of the constitu- encies have until January 2S. In any event the whole question will be decid- ed inside the month of January. as parliament will probably meet on Feb ruary IS.
 One of the most interesting pieces Of political news developed during the week filled with political movement is the practical certainty that Lord Cur Zon of Kedleston, former viceroy of India, will represent the City of London in the house of commons in succession to Sir Joseph Dimsdale. It is recog- niZed in all political circles that Lord Curzon is one of the coming men and a petition that is now circulating in the city is receiving signatures ire spective of creed or party. Lord Cur zon's friends say he will undoubtedly accept. He is a conservative free trader
Arizona republican., 1905-12-17
IN THE FLOODS WAKE
G en' ral Con dit ons at BrcYeye Be.
 coming Normal.
On the Wrong Side.

i Buckeye. Ariz., Dec. 15.-(Special correspondence of The Republican.)- l.. l.. Plank of Phoenix came down on l the stage yesterday to inspect his in terests here
 Mrs. C. H. OdelPs mother, Mrs. Dietz- man. of Flagstaff, arrived on the stage yesterday. She expects to spend the winter with her daughters family.
 Mrs. Myers of Chicago is visiting her brother. Henry Hammells. at his ranch home at Liberty.
 A sister of Mrs. Fred Walls is visit ing the family from Duncan, Ariz. | Mrs. George Martin is very sick with cancer of the stomach
 w. w. Jones has been confined to the house with rheumatism for some time The Baptist people of Buckeye are holding revival meetings. Rev. George H. Brewer of the Baptist home mission for Arizona and New Mexico, is down from Phoenix to assist Rev MT. Thayer in the meetings.
 Road Overseer P. E. Moore has a camp on the road west of Liberty.
 MT. McRoberts is having more busi- ness for the stage than he can handle
 w. R. Beloat has found a number of his cattle begged down in the quick SdIu, where lliey nave been Iryl0R 10 get to the water since the river has gone down. These were cattle that were running on the range south of the river.
 The high waters of the recent floods deposited timbers high upon the banks all along the river. Four whole cross sections of the railroad bridges, being six twelve inch square timbers bolted together, were left high and dry. Now that the water is down there are a great many acres covered with the drift composed of all manner of wreckage There was horse that had shoes on and marks showed that he was a work animal, perhaps coming from the Roosevelt country, where a team was reported being washed away. There was oak, sycamore, pine, mesquite, cot tonwood and every other native tree and shrub of Arizona in the Wreckage
 The work of repairing is going on on the canal and dam. The river is low again now. When all the upper valley canals are taking water from Salt river again the Gila will probably be at about the stage it was before the rains.
 The storms have driven the geese and ducks in from the north country in considerable numbers. Wild goose and duck are now on the bill of fare at Buckeye.
 w. R. BLACKMER. |
Arizona republican., 1905-12-17

government official on any matter then pending before that official.
 It is alleged in the indictment that Smith and Wilson influenced the opin- ion and actions of T. E. Ryan, formerly special agent in the government land office in land fraud cases which he was Investigating in Hodgman county, Kansas.
 The four land owners implicated are w. A. Hannah, P. A. Palmer Charles J. Johnston and George Montague. P. A. Palmer was probate judge of Hodg- man county and Johnston was one of the county commissioners when the offense is alleged to have taken place.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-17
DYNAMITE ThAMED
 WTH SUDDENfSS
An Explosion at Rossland, 3. C., Kill-
 ing One Man.

Spokane, Wash, Dec. 16.-A dispatch to the Chronicle from Rossland, B. C., reports a destructive explosion of dy- namite there this afternoon in which one man was killed and possibly fifty others were more or less painfully in
 jured. The explosion occurred in the thawing house of the War Eagle and Center Star mines. John s. Ingram, who was in charge of the thawer, was killed. Several other men at the mines were more or less seriously injured by the shock and many persons were cut by falling glass and broken win
Arizona republican., 1905-12-17
A NEW RECORD MADE
 IN BRITISH D0CkYARD
For the First Time There Has Been
 a Strike.

Portsmouth, England, Dec. 16.-A strike was inaugurated at the dock yards here tonight among the men who are building the battleship bread naught. upon which work is being pushed with all speed, although the exact reason for unusual haste has not transpired. The men have been re- quired to work overtime and Friday evening the rivcters decided that their pay was inadequate and refused to re- sume work until their grievancc was adjusted.
 After some dalay this morning their chief promised to recommend the re- form they requested whereGpon the men returned to their labors. This, it is said, is the first time strike has taken place at the royal dock yards.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-17
A KANSAS SENATOR
 UNDER INDICTMENT
He Interfered in One of the Land
 Fraud Cases.

Topeka, Kan, Dec. 16.-The federal grand jury which has been investigat- ing government land frauds in Kansas, tonight returned an indictment against State Senator F. Dunmont Smith on the charge of influencing a federal of ficer to neglect his duty. Five other indictments were returned.
 Smith is a state senator from dis trict in the southwestern corner of the state, comprising eighteen counties. He is charged with his law partner. Roscoe Wilson, with conspiracy to violate the federal law, which provides a penalty for influencing for a consideration any
Arizona republican., 1905-12-17
THE EXTENT OF THE DAMAGE.

Spokane, Wash, Dec. IA special to the Spokesman-Re Review from Ross land, E. C., says: "At 2 o'clock this afternoon about a ton of gelinite, in the house of the Center Star mine eXplod- ed through some unknown cause, kill ing John s. Ingram, formerly chief of police here, and injuring several scores of people. Ingram was foreman blast CT and his death removed the only pos sible source of information as to the cause of the explosion. His body was recovered from debris badly mangled. Lockhart, assistant diamond drill op- orator, who was at work under Cen ter Star office, was badly cut about the head and legs, but will recover. Sev- oral members of the office staff and men in the compressor building were hurt by flying glass or by being thrown violently against machinery.
 Buildings in the immediate vicinity were twisted out of shape and he win dows were all broken. In the city the shock of the explosion caused much consternation and did large damage. Nearly ali of the plate glass windows on Columbia avenue were smashed, many people receiving cuts from the fragments. Merchants had their Christmas goods on display and much destruction was wrought among these.
 The amount of glass destroyed is enormous and importations for repairs will be necessary. Citizens feel thank ful. nevertheless, that ihe loss of life and property was not greater. The Center Star. the War Eagle and the Le Roi mines will be shut down for a few days because of injury to steam and machinery and tie practical wreck of the buildings containing them.
 The damage carrot be exactly ap- praised but il is thought that it will probably reach $50, coo
Arizona republican., 1905-12-17
PUTTING IN BLOCK SIGNALS.

Wichita. Kan, Dec. 16.-J. Dermott, block signal foreman for the Santa Fe, has begun the installation of the block signal system on that road from New ton to Arkansas City. This move is in preparation of the line for the Califor- nia traffic of the Santa Fe, which will be diverted over the Panhandle route and the Belen cutoff, when the latter is cOmDleted
Arizona republican., 1905-12-17
N. p. TRAIN DYNAMITED.

Tacoma. Dec. 16.-The Northern Pa cific westbound North Coast limited train was held up tonight at Hillside, near Eilenburg and the express car dyramited. No details have been re- oeived but it is understood that none of the passengers CT tTainmen were in- jured
Arizona republican., 1905-12-17

dow panes. The sub station electric light plant was wrecked and the town is in darkness tonight. The shock was felt throughout Rossland and earlier reports stated that there haG been heavy loss of life. the belief being that the powder magazine at the mines con taining about two tons of high eXplo- sives had exploded. The magazine is about 250 feet distant from the thaw- ing house.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-17
A HIGH SEAT IS HARD TO GET.

w. R. BLACKMER.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-17
THE CASHIER COMPLIED.

Marshfield. Wis, Dec 16.-Tho state bank of Colby, Wis, was robbed this afternoon of S4,5OO by two highwaymen, who ordered the cashier, at the point of revolver to turn over the money in his possession. The cashier complies without hesitancy
 The robbers quickly drove away
Arizona republican., 1905-12-17

Poor William Jennings Bryan. He tried to buy the war stool on which Admiral Togo sat when he attended the jubilations over his victories, but as the chair had been used for that sort of ceremony for 300 years it nat urally did not happen to be for sale.- Baltimore American.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-06
GESTACION

~CiertAmeDte por ESQ mmo, 81 usted RESPONSE
BILE de mpocn debe usted pretende oros sen
adn a estoy muy SECURE perucos cap-
M han do tan grandes como las ganncas Mas en- a &C.
hombres meior dcho nombre de hobres
vepgo 70 hAbar e Director de la <Esmerilda1.
Don Fernando 6j6 pulas el Mayodomo, con cier
nquetud movimiento nevoso om6 aento frente
pupitre. indcsndOle Pablo que hiciera 10 msmo.
-Hable usted franqueza-repuso- Olga 10 que M
vendo.
-Creo haberseo indicado. vengo que de una
beneCio suyo ConcedG algo favor de
-SY esSn contentos. Sno les sltisfAce orna
les...9
Nj 10 unO nj 10 Otro.
-sC6mo -. " usted ell encargado de revisar ss
HatAs leyar Il relaC6n de 10 que Sc les paga.;.s
ST. seEor; pero no pago del ornAero 10 que 20
re6ero. sino ID manera de efeCtuar psgo.
-Pero ino 10 hacen en- provisioneS ~
-PreclGamente, aqu est& ell mall obligation de que
pecban iornaes provsiones Averada iDusca
= En todas Les haciendas ocurre Otro tanto
NO toda pero, aunque asi fuee debe usted feA
ear una nluca porque oos comen, cuInto mas encon-
tSndose uIted M crcunstanc de bienIr rquezA
90 hala
-Bienestar riaueza" IA don Fernando e escape
profundo cree usted que 70 GO
CO.. no hl podido u1ted comprender 10 desgcisdo que
sOy...3 En- cuanto riqueza ciertamentc. teDgo aGo
pero sde que me srVe...l
lie servirk para derramar e bien semeantes
Mis- semejantes Icree used que missros peones
puedan ser mis- semeiantes. n
Como no. don Fernando: mas de semejantes, son
hermanOs que trsbaian acrecentar su fortuna
Por mucho que hAbIemo siempre ha de volver usted
10 mlmo. reumdA cuentas, tque e 10 pretenden
mis- peones....2
Que se lee pague en- dinero deikndOlos compea Ii
bertad para invertr sus iornAles.
-Tendria que guitar ID tenda.
NO 10 veo aG,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-06
co|onia especial de estudIan-
tes puerto-riquehos
en- Baltimore
A cargo de don Rafael Janer
1914, DRUID AVE

Admite nifios y niflas MEMORIES de
IA ahos, 4 raz6n de S1t 0 anticipates
por Semestre, en- concepto de upilaje,
ensefianza, lavado de ropa, asistenc a
medica y medicinas. Refersncias: DR.
Coll y Lcdos. Figueras y Perea On San
Juan; D. Arturo Dfaz en- Arecibo; DIR.
L. Orcasistas en- Rio-Piedras; Doctor
Martinez Gussp en- Mayagusz; Lcdo.
Julia en- Ponce; d. Basilio PiGero eu
Carolina; D. Juan Davila en Manan
D. Jos6 M. Delizen Aguadilla D. Fran
cisco Giuliani y D. Jose Bsnftsz or
Vieques.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-06

de Juncos, P. r. barrlo de Ceiba Nor
to, compuesta de clento cuarents cin-
co hectareas, sesenta areas y 81 centia-
reas, lindando por el Norte con el rio
G 1rabo; por ell Sur, con Ia carre-
terra que conduce al pueblo de las
piedras por ell Este con terrenos de
doha Carmen Saldsfia de Toro, los
de Carmen Dlaz, Lucia Torres, Suce-
sion de don Pedro Cardona, los de
don Teodoro Saldaf1a y con Ia quebra.
da Ceiba y por el Oeste con inca de
dofa Isabel Saldafis viuda dc Sam
pallo, con la de Gregoria Saldafla
viuda de Martinez y con la boca de 10
quebrada Ceiba.
Por cuanto, con t-cha % de Enero
del corriente aflo present6 el letrado
don Rafael Tirado Verrler una moci6n
a nombre del demandante solicitando
se requiriera por el Marshal don
Rosendo y dods Dolores Guzman Pc
ma vecinos de Fajardo y por medic de
edictos a don Fel.x Guzman Pefa por
ignorarse su paradero para que salts
faga en- ell plazo dc treinta dias al re.
ferido demsndante la suma & que as
ciende ell credito 8 sean cuatrocientos
treinta y nueve dollars cuatro centa-
vos mQneda americana y las costas
causadas que Sc causen con aperci-
bimiento de que transcurriera aquel
plazo sin verificar el pago Sc vendera
en- pdbllca subasta Ia fnca gravada
en- la forma legal y
Por cuanto en- diez dc Febrero del
corriente, ell honorable James A. Er.
win, Juez de esta Corte de Distrito,
dict6 orden de conformidad con las
pretenciones aducidas en- Ia moci6n
ordenando que en- cuanto oil ausente
Felix Guzman Pei1a cuyo paradero SO
ignora fuera citad0 y requerido du.
rante cuarents dias por edictos en- ell
peri6dico de mayor circulation 10
menos una vez cada semana para que
en- dicho termino satisfaga la suma
objeto de la ejecuci6n y conteste la
demanda requiriendosele que 81 pa.
sare dicho termino sin pagar nj con-
testar le par arAn iguales periuicios
que q los demas deudores de conocido
domicilio.
Por tanto, clto y emplszo q Felix
Guzman Peha, notifcAndole de la &C
ci6n establecids por el demandante Gu
yos terminus Sc han relacionado, aper'
cibibi6ndole conque 81 en- ell t6rminc
de cuarenta dias no contesta dichs de
manda podrA el demandante obtenel
un fallo por la cantidadtreclamada J
requiriendole para que dentro de lo'
treinta dfas satisfaga al dem andantt
Manuel Duefio la suma de cuatro Glen
tos treinta y nueve dollars cuatro cen
tavos moneda americana importe de
credito hipotecario constitufdo su ia
vor con apercibimiento de que si trans
J curriere dicho plazo sin verifcarlo 81
vender& en- pdblica subasta Ia fuc'
} gravada Ala responsabilidad de to
: obligation
, Dada en- Humacao bajo mi frm'
hoy Is de Febrero de 1905.
J. RAMIREZ.
Marshall de Ia Corte de Distrit'
, de Humacao.
EN- ESTA IMPRENTA
Sc hacen toda clase de trabaio
tipogrAfcos, por dificiles one sean
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-06
BIB1tOrECA DR ETA DkMOCRACIA

Pues sfgame 81 despAcho 10 dfa de muiees no 90
Ia mas prop6sito para estas
Pablo sc ucn6 para saludar do6a Leonor dirigendo
una mrads tiernma Isona fue compaHa de efe.
Gabriela SO ev6 amig rodesndole el tale
br.zo doGl Leonor al senr 81 udo hSo puer del
despacho cerrar excm6 abzada squea passion
que senta:
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-06

Por cuanto Matilde Cabsnillas
viuda de Francisco Calls Alquier como
madre con patria potestad sobre sus
memories hijos Carlos Crispfn y jose
Pedro Cells y Cabanillas, representa-
do por 81 Abogado don Rafael Tirsdo
verrier he presentado una petici6n en-
esta Corte solicitsndo autorizaci6n ju.
dicial para 10 venta de bienes de sus
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-06

MEMORIES hiios consisteutes en- Ia partl-
cipaci6n de Ia buey ada, carros, arados
y demas titles de la Hacienda xSanta
MarfaS radicada en- el poblsdo de la
Ceiba, jurisdiction de Fajardo ascsn-
dente dicha participation a la suma
de doscientos cuarenta dollars seterta
centavos, mas la nuda propiedad 60
una inca r1stics denominada sSan
Juan del Pilar> radicada en- ell pueblo
de Fajardo adjudicadole en- una por-
ci6n de cfento diez dollars sesenta y
seis centavos cuya venta interesa rea-
liar por los motivos que constan de
10 petici6n.
Por 10 tanto: Sc ordena por esta
Corte de Distrito del DIstrito judicial
de Humacao, que todas las personals
inttresadas en- el caudal de dicho di-
funso Cells Alquier, comparezcan
ante dicha Corte ell lunes 10 de
Abril dc l. .9O5 & las 9 o. m. en la Ciu
dad de Humacao y en- la sala de dicha
Corte para informar 4 Ia misma 81 no
debe librarse la orden para Ia auto
rizaci6n solicitada por la peticiona-
ria, orden&ndose que una copia dc es.
Ia orden 90 publique por 10 menos du.
rante cuatro semanas una vez cada
sem ana en- el peri6dico de los de ma
yor circulation en- San Juan de Puer.
to.Rico y por anuncios pdblicos que
90 fijaran en- tres sitios pdbl'cos del
luger donde rsdican los bienes.
Dada bajo mi firma hoy % de Fe'
brero de 1905. A. ERWIN, Juez de
Ia Corte de Distrito de Humacao.--
Testifico. Enrique Rinc6n, Secretary.
Para eutregar a Ia parte promo
vents con objeto de que Ia file en- tres
de los sitios p1blicos del lugar donde
estan sitos los bienes, expido Ia pre-
sente bsjo mi tirma y sello del Tribu.
nal 4 % dc Febrero do 905.
ENRIQUE R1NCoN
Secretary Distrlct Court.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-06
EDJCTos.

In 10 Corte de Distrito del Distrito
Judicial de Humscao.
Matilde Csbanillss en- representation
do sus MEMORIES hijos Carlos Girls.
pin y Jose Pedro Cells y Cabani.
las.
Solicitando autorizaci6n para enage-
mar bisnes dc sus hiios.
Orden para informar & Ia Corte sobre
la venta de bienes muebles y de
nuda propiedad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-06

El PreSldonte de los EStaQOs UnlQOS.
En- Ia Corte de Distrito de Humacao.
Manuel Mendez Duef1o. Dem andante.
vs..
Succession de Miguel Guzm&n Qui-
Homes, compuesta de Rosendo, Dolores
y Felix Guzm&n Pefia.
Sobre cobro de Credito Hipotecario.
Por cuanto en- q de Mayo del pa
sado afio present6 al tribunal el LIE.
trado don Juan Was Ochoteco & NOM
bre del demandante arriba citado, una
acci6n sobre cobro de credito hipote-
carlo importante q cuatro cientos
treinta y nueve dollars cuatro centa-
vos, como principal 8 intereses contra
la succession demandada arriba EXPIRE
sada cuyo debito procede de una hi.
poteca voluntaria otorgada por el
causapte Miguel Guzman q favor de
Francisco Mercado en- 16 de Junio de
!, 1884 cedida por este dof1a Carmen
dc GuzmGn y Pefia, en- 20 de Octubre
de !, ,902 y por la succession de esta Sc
fora & favor del demandante en- % de
Euero de 1904, la cual hipoteca fue
constituida sobre la propiedad de una
participation de dominic por valor de
mil ciento cinco pesos AZ centsvos en
parte de una fnca r1stica justiprecis-
do en- trescientos diez y seis pesos 46
centavos, rsdicada en- Ia jurisdiction
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-06
VAR|OS ART|CULOS
Precl0s corrientes

AzGcar para el consume.
Moscabado claro de $3.50 & 45.
De miel claro q 1915.
Centrifuga claro de s4.75 as.
AzGcar americana de 10 as6.50.
Algod6n de al.
Almid6n q O.
CafS corriente sl2s q 13
Cueros dulces $751; fa17
Cocos & $40 millar.
Ron rs grados Cartier de Il centa
gallon.
Maiz & Q 1.60
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-06

Los Estados Unidos de America.
El Presidente de los Estados Unidos.
En- la Corte de Distrito de Humacao.
Manuel Mendez Duefio. Dem andante.