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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-24
MARGOT


ovs psndo ellis sualabos Ia que c6n
oionsds. j. dec.:
Hast, Ia vists, s.6orita M.rgsrita.
Nj ntr, e lbs ,ejando pau'adsmente Margot not6 QGe
habamW sHn de diferenca prometi6ndo volver
abr zsrie
AL ds sgtitnte no6 que GA,t6n cous co,tumbr,, 70
haba lido dc que arrego personA cudAdo
de ordnarc Despu6s de por meor de de
las cuatro de tsrde e dis brzo madre smbou
ipquietos Mrgot qued6 so e salon. nirAbA
vebtana cusndo sa de poaa penetr6 el patio
GAst6n cor6 abr pcrtezuela Prmeramente bs6
hoa sncans despu6s sehur ovep de de dz
,os Por e recbimiento dpers6 ls dos deconocida
MArgot pudo zgr que somene seriln De dan
habsn dos mejore habacone do Cuardo
les dos cen aadaa enraron en- el Isl6p R6A Doradour
hizo Mrgot bsla dijo retirAse Sc
retro todo Ell dOo de corsz6D pesenc de las dos
sehofas no ID h cis presentir NADIA igrldabe
AL diG sguiene dudaba presertarse Ia h5rA del 81
s6ors sGosa de Verc lies; pues aIf llmab,n AL
ccmedor Margct vic SerVeta blanca sitio
ocupado por ella que eaaba 81 do de Gt6n Sc Ien6 sen
co Gin ratez otro so E spyo fre ocupt
se6orita Verce e fue dc guids que joven
mrba demassdo Vecina rgot perm ne6 muda durnte
Gls6n spseni6 hbera dido Dtspues slmozr asea
por el paque; las vus 10 Ghora DoradOur coQ6
del brIZo anciSps as6n ofrec6 e suyo htrmosa
oven MGot qued6 oIa caminando dets de oI demk
die pens es, ri e drgn paabrs; duvo vov6
Gcasa.
boes de FrontRnan, ConelvbA todas Las ve cosum.
be de beber presen6 e huepedes para que
trncsD Todo mundo im6 eemplo txcepo Margot que
salts hcer Sin embsrgo levtD6 poco Vaso espe-
rando imitssn Nade resrond6 sdenSn
de6 el WsO d,lante de ella ain pr bar Ell cOntendO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-24
BlBt1oTECA DE .LA DEMOCRAC1A,

Ref xionndo Msrgot retro ii. tcda Ia precauc6n
sbe; tembando como hoia el Srbo medic de 10 obs
cudsd e dnnuto pe toc6 Ia puntA de u dedo del oven tan
Invemente n Margot mma uvo tempo de apercibifse
NuncA cor26 s6 cGntsna rapdz; crey6 perdida msg
nandoss huber 'sidn una impru1enc irrepArabe
10 peps, a: dijo. lQae opinion habr6 ,rmAdo do
nf Ed a. 6circonsancias eDcontrar No aevee
mirsre de fre1 Es f.a habere tccsdo 10 pri
para hAceO Wgunda Como podIe demcsAr que
10 he hcho de pro 6to Los byenes quesn
nAd Va bu,'r d, mf decils 10 todo ell nundo tai
nj mdrins; mi nAdrda 10 dr6 mi radre No DIRE nj
deisrme IA d6nde el tQ.6 spcederme
Yo puedo defend beD vedad que e he ocldo dos
muier hace emeiante. Desp6s de
10 que hs paado 10 puede suced,r sr de
Ante stA idea, MIrgot tembl6. Dursnte rcho tiemEo
buc6 imaginsc6n medic ius6cse Concibi6 e
proyecto de crbir al sgueDte dA ga CASTOR que
secreamene hafi legsr manos xpcsndole Tor que
descuido e habia pu.so pie L peda perd6n
Oandole que 10 olvidase todo
-Pero ~ ii duerme vov6 pensar. Isl duda que e
smol 81 me ha advinado Isl 81 quien viene
barme ell pmro de nuesra ivLtor 81 dice que mb en-
sma9 81 me hsce una declarAc6n...
El coche dttuvo aquel mcmento GI6D que dormiA
reidd desp rtre el6 los bSos muy pccA
ns neces6 ag6n tempo hIcese cargo de d6nde
eAbA Aue tan le deicubrmento Las useDe de Margot %
desvn.cercn ndo oven Ofec6 br del csrrus
Ia m'ma hAbA OcdO vic od crdsd que acabbs
de vsiar TolA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-24
DOCTOR GUSTAVO MuaOz

DE LA FACULTAD de
Medicina de Madrid y Ex-pro-
fesor Clfnico del Hospital de
San Carlos, de la misma Fa-
cultad, de regreso de su viaje
4 Madrid, ha establscido su
ofcina professional en- Ia calle
de Tetuan No 81.
Horas de consulta de 2 4
4 .. m. Telefono no 326. d.
Aver 80 recibieron de los Esta-
dos Unidos ochentA y nueve caacos
para los individuos del Cuerpo de
bl mberos.
Hap empezAdo - los habsios Q
de la carrs.era dc Larss & Adjuntss.
Hay presupuestado para dichas obras
trss mil dollars. Fl emp.eAdo don
Enrique UmpIerrs ss el enca, gsdo de
10 refsrida cArreleYa
-Mafiana sale hacia Ponce el Su
perintenden'e general dc sacuelas Mr.
Ayres en- asuntes de inspection en- les
escuelas pdblicss.
-Ncs euentsn que un individuo
do Bsyam6n, 90 ha comido I'M puerco
asado, dos docsnas do plaisnos, IL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-24
CURA GARANTIzADA PARA
LAS klmORRANAS

VUHA dNnAN IkHVA TAnA
LAS kLm0RRANAS
SIMPLEs y SANGRANTES, EX
TERIOKES y con picaz6a. Los bot'
carlos devolver&n el diasrs, al sl UN.
GUENTO do PAzO dsis do surar
cualquisr case, por rebelde que seq On
eG IA dias. La primsra aplicaci6n do
alivio y sosisgo. 81 el botlcsrio no
10 tiene, snvisnos el equivalence & so
oentavos orc americana, en- sellcs de
corrso, y 90 snviarA franqusado por
Paris MedieineC Co., st Luis Mo. U e.
En- los .dlas do aver y hoy 90
veriecaran en- Bayam6n las confsren.
elias escolares que celsbra Ia junta do
6icho diatrito. FL comite de honor
essa ecmpueato por los stxores don
virgilio DavilG, don Alfredo Cline.
mes, don Enrique MARQUEE, don jose
L. Kossy y don Ferns nno de Juan.
En- 10 conferenciA del viernes d.
sertarln los sefi res Lluuger, Rivers,
Gorzalsz. y el doctor Fernandez Ma.
ter,
En- 10 de hoy hablarAn Mr. Lord,
sub comisionado de Educaci6n, don
Carlos Maffs Soler y el doctor Bar
bosa.
RI Gobernador Mr.. Winthrop no asis.
tir4 por aus mochss cclpaciones of.
eiales.
-Comunlcan dc San Sebastian
que en- 10 tarde dc aver shcrc6se en-
dicho pueblo Maria Ipocencia Ramos
Sc jgnoran los motives que induieran
& tomar dicha resoluei6n.
HOSPEDAJE.-Lo solicits, con
comidas, un matrimonio con una 90.
fiorita y un ioven. Tres habitaciones
8 un mirador y dos hAbitaciones SON
necssarias. Tas mejores referercias
80 darGu, Dirlgirse o eHuesped.s
Apartado e37, San Juan.
Han contraido matrimonio on
esta ciudsd, por el rito presbitsriano,
James Alexander Nc Allister CON Eu'
phemia Elizabeth Anderson, y Canu.
to Mario con Maria dc los Ange. .ea
Bois6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-24

Aver sall6 hacia Ver exue'a IN
reprssntante do la comps aia emp, esa
Rossll6, con obieso de c,ptratar al
tenor sehor Casa. y dos tiples Que
dsbutsrAn en- 10 primera quiccsna del
mss pr6ximo.
Ell seiior DIAZ NAVARRO ha
sstablesido On Ohsins de Ahogsdo y
su Notarfa On ssts siudsd. salls do o. IN
Justo udmero L.
Ejsres ante ID Corts Federal, Cor
b do Diatrito dc tods 10 isis , Corts
Suprema, dedieandose ssfmismo nj
examsn de tftulos de propiedades, is-
corporation do Corporaeionss del pafs
| y sxtrangerss y trsmitaei6n do sxps.
dientes do appropriation forxoss.
Aesptando 10 noble eompetenoia .
hoy essableeida en- el sisreieio de las
profesiones de Abogsdo y Notario, 81
ssfior DIAZ NAVARRO 90 dispons &
cobrar & sus elisntss honorarios exec
sivamente m6dieos.
Ell viernes de 10 semana pr6xi.
ma tendrA lugar en- el teatro del Par.
que el concerto organlzldo por el
emlneEte concertista dc opera don
Franeiaco di Cert FL programa cir.
culara el ldnes.
"A consecuencia de los muchcs Q
trabaios dc of,ina, oil 0oberna dor
Mr.. Winthrop no asisti6 & 10 confe
rencia sscolar de Bsyam6r, para Ia
que & tnvitado. Mr.. Winthrop sal
drA para los Eestados Unidos oil mar.
tes pr6xtmo.
Eg' En- ell Club de r. Keh b, hn s.
Co., 2S San Francisco, 90 vendea dos
rsloies do orc cada semans, entire so
socios, abonando 90 so 8 l 90 ssmans al.
Esta semana obtuvo uno el ieflor Je.
ID, Msrlfa, soto Z Gm. so
Mos iLforman en- el Departa'
mento del Attorney, cue hasts el In
nes no 40 revisaran los pliegos dc
exanenes para taqufgrafos.
-Esta msfiana 90 reuni6 10 Junts
Superior de Sanidad.
Sc han levanta do diez embargo
en- Corczsl y uro en- Utuado.
-EI aubcolsetor do Cabo Roio
denunci6 oil departAmer to de tesore.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-24

librss dc pan, nm csldero do arroz CON
gAllira. Diesnnos que como aqua, 90
bsbi6 80 bctsllas dc la sin rival cerve'
- ePsbsts que 10 libr6 de un ataque
apop' Stico. M. n. Calder6n y Cs Ts'
tuan II, son sgentss de eata sgradAbls
cerveza <Pablts
Sc svisa 4 10 extsntlsima ellen
10 que los sefIores Orkamp Noting
Company tiensn en- este pals que 10
correspondeneia para cualquier ar.
ticulo que no sea espf iaelos 8 ler tss,
debe diriglrss q Narvaes y O.sro.
Areeibo, p. n. En- 10 que 10 reflsrs 4
6ptica dirjglrss & Luis Caso J Com
pAffs, Arecibo. P. r
Ell iuex municipal de Yaco con-
demo & 100 dollars de multa al conner.
clsnte Clements Lopez por infraccIon
de las lsyes de rentas.
-Tamb.6n fu6 condenado por el
mlsma eauss Juan Ramo-, de Lsres.
LA policfa detuvo aver on Al.
bonito & tres indivfduos scusados de
hurto.
Ell teniente SchetIini ocndpi 10 On
la tArde do aver 6 esta siudad, OIL pro.
fugo Msrcelino Marquee.
Aver vIsltaron 10 earcel do Puer'
ia &c TERRA, los seftorss 0rahAme =
Ward Cabot, jefss de los departamen.
| tos de Interior y Auditoria respecti.
vame1te.
Ell Departamento de Rducaci6n
nombr6 acting principal do Penuslaa
| & don Ismael Maldonado.
-HA sido denuEoisda 10 casa ls
81 do 10 calle del Sol por falta do or
nato pdblico.
(Confnda on Ia pdsina q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-24
= En- el barrio sMarfass, do Aqua

En- el bArrio sMarfsss, do Aqua
do, fas hsrido graWmsnte Francisco
Ruiz, por Regime Msrcado. l. po'
licfs proesdi6 & dstsnar 81 agrssor,
que 90 encusntra On 10 eA.cel.
-sNo podrfs evitsr 10 polisfa los
frecuentss ssefndalos do chiquillos
que se sucf den On 10 ealle de la Lu.
No, tre 20 compreDdido entire o. Dopell
y NorssgArsy? ALI 70 % pusde vi
vir de nochs por 10 algaxara que for
man los ex ;resados muchachos, quie-
mes han elegldo aquel lugsr para CO.
meter toda cls'e de des6rdeues.
-NINO TINTO gsllego superior
del Rivero en- cusrterolas ofrecen Su.
cesores de L. yillamil y c. 8. On G.
Ell eoneeisl del syuntsmisnto
sefior Rivero, en- ni6n do otros com
pafieros del concejo, rscc mendaron
al alcslde y al ingeni'ro de Ia ciudad,
sl pintor don Fisk Medina, q fin de
orc 10 le de- trabsjo en- las obrss de
pinturA que han dc hacerse por sdmi.
nistraci6n en- el testro dc San Juan.
Ell ssrgento San MILAN ha con.
tribuido mucho en- 10 captura del pro.
fugo Marcslino Marqve ez, pues con au
scsiva persecusi6n en- RIO Pisdras,
logr6 hacerle huir q sitio en- donde
fu6 mas fkeil aureheaderlo.
-UN BUEN reloj de orc es sl meior
regalo para Navidsd. F. Kshrhahn
y %. San Francisco 28, San Juan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-24
SEGG0N MERcANT|L
hotas 6omeIoIa|es dc San Juan

Preslos MIN de los articuIos
que 90 detaIIan on
almaoenes
Arrosss Do partido & Jap6n de
&36.
Idsm valsaeiano dc s6s Q 8 Id. Id.
Aios do 80 etvs. & 50.
Jaxnonss 90 = o..
onssos Amess. . e4s PatagrAa 70
Tosino, I 10 . 16s.
Sardinas aum Adas . 1e esntavos.
gao6u, sls & s6 RocAmora
susrtcaao, t1isA
Pasta dol pals e44
kansssa cot &6i en- ! = On atAa
Do 1 & 10.
Harlna do ~ AtSl
AAbiohuelaa Amerisanas co oradas
.Arsss vi . sst
0arhanSos s4i ao
nssalao S6i al
cstollas ~ as
NanaeQ uillAl do OLD . 10
Papas Amerisanas Oh
Tssaio Z.
Lschs eondensada <Aguilas & ss
Id Id <Cruz Roja. e5
Id Id <Magnolias s4a
DEL PALS
Asdear para el consume,
kAseabado elaro do fsi q "A.
Dc miel sl&ro $3.50.
csntffiuga slaro 60 ~ as5
Amsrisana do st lsss2
Dc Ponce ~ q u.
Ron 90 grades Cartisr { sl. 50 con
Avos gallon pagados Il. Intsrnas.
Main Q LEO.
Tabaco, nominal.
Preelos do eompra
Almid6n . s2.5o
Alxod6n 40 s q $50.
oosos do is . 10 millAr.
opsros dalsss sls
ecfo do res . n.
0hf6 sorriante do sl0 &1o4.
Camblos oorrIeatss
Londrss chssk Sass
rsSfs q 81 D.
HAmhurr0 k&s
New York IA 10 8
sspsds 8 div 10 pS
C6daIas hipotecarlas
Baaco Territorial y Agrfcola s5S.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-24

Ultimas operaclonss do azdear:
Para 10 exportaci6n cotixaci6l
% 36} polarization garantizsdo.
AccI0nes
BAnoo de Pto. Rico . q Gs3
Bsnso Territorial. Q ISL 6 10.
Banso Popular. Q 10 Q IL.
8uquss anuncIados
vapor espanol sMigus NJ. PM
lloas. Sall6 el Is del corriente de c.
nsriAs para eatA
Vapor espaiiol <Montevidsos. Es
tara aquf el 28 del corriente proeedeu
10 de 10 Psninsula.
vspor ingl6s sLindas. Este va
por do 10 fusa Nosson sali6 ct II de-
corrients do Montevideo con carga &c
neral de tssajA para este puerto.
Vapor espsnol eCatalinas. Eats
& la carga en- Barsslona y sAldla pA
ra esta oil 30 del corriente.
Vapor smerioano sBermond,. Es
tara aauf en- 10 pr6xlma semana pro.
cedente de New Otlsans y puertoi ds
esta isla.
vapor americana eCarolinas, 50
li6 do NV York rara esta el "a del
actual.
vapor americana <Coamo, COZ
destino & New York zsrpsra dc este
puerto el q del actual.
Sc habslstaYon de sahda.
Vapor americana sPhiladelphias.
para 10 Guayra con trGnsita
Goletaa Gala Blancas y sCarmsns
para los puertos anupciados.
Buquss on puerto
TRAvSEIA
sHsratlo L. BekarS desearg ando
<Emily J. Wltss ea-gando
s4arold G. Bek4rs dsscargando
<Phtladelphia, descargando
<Maier PiehAndss descarg gando
sSamusl W. H>thwsys cArgando
OOSTANEROs
Msysea'zanss Agila y Maysgts7
<Progrssos MaunAbo y Arroyo.
<EsperapxaS Ysbucoa
<Enca4naci6ns Fajardo
sDos Harm snoas Fsjsrdo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-24
NOT|C|AS DEL. O|R

Venezuela concerto del viernes :
El gobernador Winthrop -Sobre examenes de taqui
grafos-Junta Superior de andad.-Embargos le-
vantados.-Denuncias sentencias Conferencias es-
colares.-Un hombre ahorcado en- San Sebastian
Mattlmonios.- s.-Otras noticias de interes general.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-24

En- esta lmprenta Sc vende
papel viejo a 81 Ell quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-24

RIA un comerei ante por infracci6n dc
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-10-26
REPORTED THAT THEY HAVE
KILLED FIVE COWBOYS
Six More Troops Of Cavalry From
Fort Meade, in the Command OF
Colonel Rogers Have Been Ordered
to Reinforce Cavalry Already At
Gillette Wyo. Battle 'Inminsnt.
"A

sturgis, s. ID, Oct. 26. lis res
ported here that five cowboys have
been killed by hostile Utes. Six.
troops OF the Sixth cavalry Of Fort.
Meade, Col. Rogers commanding, Will
leave today to reinforce the troops al
ready at Gillette, Wyo.
The band of Ute Indians who are
to be rounded up by the United States
cavalry and escorted back to their
reservation. are now on Little Pow
der river, about forty miles north of
Gillette, Wyo., and are temporarily
|camped there on account Of the
storm. .S315s Iiss
Major. c. II Grierson. In com
mand of troop M Tenth cavalry,
which was sent to escort the Indians
back to their reservation, decided,
after they refused to surrender, to
await reinforcements before round
ing them up, and orders have been
issued by Major General A. W. Greedy.
to send two more troops of the Tenth
cavalry from Fort Roainson Neh. AS
soon as these arrive at the military
camp the entire battllion Will move
forward and surround the Indian
camp on Powder River and demand
the surrender of the Utes. who are
300 strong. II they still refuse to
lacconpa any the troops, an attack will
be the only a1ternat live.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-10-26
THINKS THE UNITED STATES
SHOULD RETAIN CONTROL
In Speech at Terre Haute, Ind, Yes
terday He Calls ". i. Bryan a
Dreamer end Denied His Claim
That the Democrats Proposed the
Reforms the Republicans Were
Now Carrying ont.

Terre Haute, Ind, Oct. q Sen
3ator Albert ] BeYeridge addressed a
mass meeting at the coliseum here
yesterday. Senator Beyerfdge denied
the claim made by w. j. Bryan In his
Indiana tour that the democrats pro-
posed the reforms advocated by the
republican party.
Mr.. Bryan has been paying his
compliments to me ,in indiana, 4 said
the senator, Il did call htni a dreamer
then and I call him a dreamer now,
and am glad that others use the
same word because it is q true word. 2
II say it would not be Important
whether Mr.. Bryan proposed the re-
form which we are now accomplish
ing or not. But, as matter of fact,
he has suggested very few of them
and none are practical. Z
Mr.. iBeveridge then took up the
Cuban question He started out by
scoring the owners OF the sugar and
tobacco trusts for opposing the con
tinuance of American authority in
Cuba under the speoious plea of Cuba
Hbre." He stated that the United
States should raise the American
flag from Santiago to Havana, never
to be again hauled down. ne United
States he claimed should do this be.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-10-26
D0UBIiIZ MURDER IS UNEARTHED At BRISTOL

cause geograph lly she is a part Of
this country. and also commercially.
He said IF the sovereignty of the
world were today to be rearranged
upon geographical and commercial
lines Cuba would be made American
by the Judgment Of every government
on earth. i5is
That Cuba should be ultimately
American, he said, would be in con-
.tinuance of the traditional policy Of
the American neonle from 81 + b q In Inc
the colonists petitioned King George
to let them make Cuba American.
He showed that by the Teller resolu-
tion congress pledged the independ-
ence of Cuban territory. That resolu-
ition, whether wise or unwise, was
adopted, and our plighted word must
be redeemed.
He showed what american ad-
ministration underthe Platt amend
ment has actually accomplished In
putting the territory on an excellent
financial basis, in purifying Its cities,
in founding its schools and in bring
ing the country out Of q chaos Of
brigandage.
All this work. however, Mr..
Beveridge said, has been undone
since the American soldiers and sail
.crs left the island at the close OF
the war with Spain. The govern
ment which 1t set on a sound basis
has been overthrown. The speaker
then asserted that If ever the Amer
lean government Is forced "a third
time to intervene In Cuban affairs
that 1t will keep the island.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-10-26
STRAWS11Ck DISCOVERY
LAYS OPEN AWFUL CRIME

Knapp, of the commission, says in
part, after quoting a section of the
law which prohibits the issuance OF
free transportation or transportation
paid for in any other way than In
cash:
You are of course aware that all
tariffs filled in compliance with the
regulating statute name rates in dol
lars and cents and do not in any case
provide that transportation can be
paid for with PROPERTY. It seems
plain that the commission law above
quoted, coupled with the fact stated,
permits payment for services of in
terstate carriers only in money.
"a contrary rule would sanction
UNEQUAL compensation by different
persons and involve, ordinarily, some
degree of discrimination in favor Of
those permitted to exchange their
commodities for transportation they
desire or secure. 1t is the aim of the
law to prevent every sort of favorit-
ism and secure the absolute equality
of treatment In ali cases. I.
This ruling of the commission in
no way interferes with or abridges
the rights of private contracts. News
papers and their advertising SPACE
may be freely exchanged for any
species of property upon such terms
as may be acceptable to the parties in
transaction, but the facilities Of the
public carrier are not private prop
erty, nor are they subject to bargain
and sale like merchandise. The
right to travel or have property car
ried by rail, like the right to a com
mon highway ], is not q contract right
but a political right, the very essence
of which is equality !, g
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-10-26
TWO BODIES FOUND
PARTLY DECOMPOSED

agent and several citizens remember
having heard shots about $50 o'clock
one evening about ten days ago and
feel certain that the shots were the
ones that killed the two men. who
were discovered today. AS near as
they cam recall they heard five or six
shots. This is borne out by the nun
Der of wounds found in the dead
men. The larger one was shot
through the forehead three times.
The smaller man was shot through
the left eye and through the fore
head. He was also stabbed through
the neck, the murdered apparently
willing to take no chances on his
coming to life. The bullets that
killed the two men were 3S calibre
ones.
While no investigation has yet
been held it is the opinion of all who
have become conyersant with the
crime that the two men were muir
Z . - Is
dered while they were asleep in the
straw stack. The two bodies were
found lying close together as two
men. who were bunkmates would
naturally lie. Death had apparently
come to them without a struggle; and
had they both been shot after a fight,
some traces Of i. would have been
found on their persons The general
opinion is that a third man, who
was their companion and probably a
member of their own threshing crew,
killed them both. He probably took
the pistol from the man who carried
the 3S calibre cartridges and dis
patched him and his companion.
An inquest will be held tomorrow
morning by DR.. Scheneker at which
time more light on the mystery may
be shed. This town is in a state OF
great excitement this evening. It is
the general opinion, however, that
the murderer will never be found
as he has had ten days in which tc
escape.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-10-26
COMMISSION Rule
HITS IHE EDITORS
TRANSPORTATION MAY NOT Be =.
EXCHANGED FOR ADVERTISING
Chairman Knapp of the Interstate
Commerce Commission Replying to
Protest Entered ~ Massachu husetts
Press Association States Law Per b
mits Payment of : Transportation II
Money Only

&. - ~ 49,
washington, p. e., Oct. 70 I'm Ia
der the ruling Of the Interstate COM
imerce commission, transport ation
over railroad tines no longer may PC PC
given to newspaper publ ishers o. or
editors In exchange fpr adverrising
SPACE ID their ne pers.
IA protest against this ruling has '
been received BY the commis ission from
|the Massachusetts Press Associa tton 1
fhrough WIN. !. Hetterman secretary
|of the scciation r Mr Hener-
man i commune icn. ne says fna! y :
the association unadii monsly yotea
|to enter this protest against the rss &
|sported ruling IN folding thN tne
(paynent of railroad tran orta tton g
|fuil rates Il, a vert ising slal Y oe 5
treated Oh any other basis q fnas 8,
|on s,I rausport paid ;tcr * a 81 easn:
III 3 1stte Is escre etary & lis 1ernAn' ~
[in resDouse ia ID II tsst, 'haarmsn E1
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-10-26
BRUISED, BLEEDING,
HUNGRY AND THIRSTY

greatest tragedies which has ever
occurred on this coast were landed
here yesterday by the British steam
.er Heatherpool Captain John Grieves,
Ecommanding e, which arrived yesterday
for a bunker of coal, being enroute
from New Orleans ito Rotterdam The
survivors are Frank Reyely Of
Mariana, Florida; Gus Johnson Of
Brooklyn. N. Y; Ben Clarke Of Som
merville, Mass; Abner Bell of Kissi-
me, FLORIDA, and John Campbell Of
Philadelphia, Pa
They, with about 145 others were
constructing q concrete viaduct for
the Florida East Coast railway,
through the florida Keys, and were
aboard houseboat No. which lay
anchored OF the coast on the night Of
October 7th The great hurricane
which sWept over the coast, struck
the houseboat about one O'clock on
the morning OF October Sth and No.
4 broke adrift The houseboat soon
afterwards foundered and al of the
AZ 50 men aboard were thrown into
the sea The hollseboat was dashed
to pieces ~ the waves.
Many of the men were killed by
heavy tinbers which strucgIt them ii
they were strug ggling To lind spne
means ~ rescue. The six men laslled
together two t1mbers, one 10 ~ 20
Inches III thickness and dbreadth and
the other pfobatl 4 inches and bott
z0S 81 long efId iiyed On tl1is sra1l
,ntil one man beca ~ n u u nom xIslf'
ferins ana tnjur ~ Ss,d Z threw ha1aseil
Iintothe "a 3 s8S