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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-02
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Estsr& en- puerto el % del que curss,
pro.edente de Espsfsy y Hguirl visje
para In H.bans y denas puertos de
su itinerario.
Vapor espafiol sConde Wifredc,
saldra directamente de este puerto pa
ra Vtgo, Corufis, Sartander, Bilbao,
Passies y el Mediterranso 81 del co
rcients.
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del put r,o de New York con deltIno q
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para Pores, ,Jobos, ,Arecibo y s. Juan
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to el 5 del corfiente.
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pssado para ell med tsrIanto y Cana.
riAs con dtstlno & erie puerto y termi
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para Santi'go de Cuba, H. bsns,
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frarces 40 iebecs con csrga.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-02
de lnteres genera

Sc encr entran en- San Juan les
detectives de Porce, Fral cisco Ortiz J
Juan Gusierrz, go geasioces por recu
parar slguras de las pre- nlss robadas
en- Fsisrdo a don Antonio Barce'6.
Parts de eit2s alhsias le fGeron ocu
padas en- Ponce & Geronimo Msrca6o
y eptreg.das q su dut d per los tx'
press dos politf's.
Sc Mf1ll&n para el sscenso q
sargentos los csbos B I'd Igaravidex
y para primeros ten.e he's los sargen-
tos Sanqufrico, San Milisn, Padial y
Franco.
-Por disposition del Tsscr.ro de
Puerto Rico han sidl levantados trece
embargos en- Porcs, dos en- Cosmo,
siete en- Guayanills y dos en- Corozsl.
-Nuastro esiimsdo amigo sl hi
gienistA dc ctor J. 2. R.ldiris nos OBJ
sequi& con uu eiemplar de unos versoz
psreados que llsvan por tfsulo sProA
Ii xis de la tuberoulosis
Sc reparts gratis cate folleto de 8
paginas.
ri s:for Rsldiris sntes de partlr
para los estados Unidos he querido
dsmostrsr uua ma, au cello por Ii
hygiene p1hlica y au amor a 10 humspi
dad, Victims de toda c'sse de germs
mes p. raieiosos.
Dsnos grtcias 81 amigo, felieitan.
doe.
-Un gran esshEdalo ocurri6 sncehe
en- 81 cAllsi6n del Toro elt'e vsrIas
mujeres de NAL vivir. Denunc' ado 81
hse no, Coneept IN MercAdo fue dsclA'
rada dnica culI able, imponi6ndosele
$5 de muts,
Aver hrde hubo un gran mee
TN uniori,ts en- el barrio Hsto Pusr
GO, ds Lola, en- el cuAl tomsron par
to, como oradores, puestros distirgui- :
dos .correlig on arios Lcdo.ss don Jo' &
de JEST, Tizol y don Susano Boeans
gra. La concurrsrcla fle numerolf
sims.
= IiGbel 9 n ,nea fue denunci adj
hoy al Ju2gado de PAz por insultar
aver iarls en SantuIcs q Dolores Oca
| d.. Ell Jusz In ab,olvi6,
Manuel Rodr' g iez fue condepa
do hoy & IS de mulla Ior hst6-sele
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-02

El gebeinador Mr.. Win'hrop
propuso para eonceiAl de Paiilas 4
don Francisco Pic6n.
Dieho nombr amisnto se sprobara
en- 10 aesi6n del laes del Conssio Ejs'
eutivo.
-Ha aldo pospusits para sl iue'
yes pr6ximo 10 ses'on del Comlte de
fsanquieias que ter Is que eelebraYss
el lunes.
-Hs rsnuneisdo sl pue.to dc pro-
fssora graduada dofis Nanusla Arbo'
M, quien embarc6 hscia santo Do
mingo.
-Ha sido nombrado taqufgrafo
del departAmento do Edueaci6n Mr..
3. G shoueh.
-Ha tornado possession do ~ cargo
don Luis Jordkn, empleAdo del de-
partsmento de Educsci6n.
Ell arqritecto del departamento
dc Educaci6n tsrmin6 los pianos de
las bras del nuevo edifcio escol, r
que &c abrlrG su viequss.
Ell Comiaion ado dsl intsricr Mr..
Grahsme saldrk mafana hacia Aibo'
Tito. ri lines visitara los pueblos
do CoAmo, Guayama y Ponce.
Ell Rev. Padre Berrfos quedarG
interlnaments admlniatrando 10 di6es'
a!s dc Puerto Rico, hssts que o. 8.
oil Papa Pfo x nombrs sl Ob,spo que
ha de sultituir & Mr. B.erk.
Sc nos aHgura que en- 10 Mma'
~ prtxima qusdar& terminado sl
asurt, dc los muelles.
-Manana por 10 noehs. Al tcqus
dc oraoiones, darA eomier 70 On 10
iglesia do San Francisco el novenario
en- honor do San Antonio do Padua.
Ell doctor Goensgs, director dol
sAsilo dc alienadoss, 90 propons pre-
ssnlAr al Departs msnto Con solid &C o
un proyeeto do rfol mss ca %, 81 co.
lableeimiett to.
tOontintia On Ia sdqsaaa 61l
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-02
Acadia Municipal. Rio PIedTas

Continuation de Ia pd9ina ~
en- este Gliimo esso podrG anunciir
nuevs subasta 8 disponsr del asunio
del modo mas vents joso possible para
el Aunicipio, sin mas eompt tsneis,
previa sprobaeion del Conasjo Eiecu'
two.
seccien g. L. tarifA y pliegos do
condiciones citados On 10 prsser to or
denapza y en- que consta ell modalo de
proposieiones para ell rfmita 81 ha'
Han de mapifeit) On 10 Sseretsria del
Ayur timiento.
Lo que ss hace p1blico para 20.
neral conocimiento , concurreneiA de
llcitadores.
Rio Piedras, 2G de Mayo de 1906
FL Alcalde,
Al Juan Cdl0ed
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-02
SECC|ON nE:Rc:AN1Il.
PrecIos MIN dc los artlculos
que SO detalIan on
almaO0nos

eVStV9 UEH 1V 49, - 49,
que SO detaIIan On
aIma0enes
Arroces de partido Jap6n de
asg&6.
Idem valenciano de s5i = i'd. Id
Aios de 30 etvs. q so.
yamones t9i a 10
ouosos snees.a tl5 Patagrai 70.
Tosino, . 17iA18
sardinas shlmadas 16 centavos.
Jab6n, 34t 4 s5 Roc&mora
americana, s2} y n.
Pasta del pafs o s3i.
nantesa s7 On en- latss
do o. & 10.
Hsrina dc t3.40
Habichuelas Ameriaxn1s eoloradas
lAYess s5t ate
Garhanzos s44As
Rasslao t5{ ash
Cstcllas "a.
Nsuteq uillst de e13 q Is
papas smerieanas St o 81.
Tasajo sac.
Lsche eondensada sAguilss q s6
Id Id <Cruz Roias s5
Id i'd <Magnoliss s4i
DEL PALS
Ax6ear para el eonsumo'
Nassabsdo elaro de s44
De miel slaro o..
CsntrffugA slaro Dc u Q %
Americans dc 81 1sest
De Ponce s3i . 81.
Ron 80 grados Cartier & o. 50 cen.
t,,os ssl6n psgsdos r. Irtsrrss
Naix . LEO
Tabaco, nominal.
PrecIos de cOmpra
Almid6n $3.50
Algod6n dc 5 q $50.
Coeos de is Is millar.
oueros dulees slS
sebo de res s43
Cate sorriente de e12.& l2i
Candles 00rfIentas
LondYes cheek . A.8S
Paris u II u.
Hamburgo A4S
New York par
Eapana de IAN
C6duIas hlpotecarIas
Ranco Territorial y Agrfcola s5S.
AsciOnes
Banco do Pto. Rico Q % Ai3.
Rsnso Territorial. Q 16} & lo.
Baneo PopulAr...- . 10 . IL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-02

guabo y FsiArdo. Mr.. Grshame he
hecho rebSias en- los preeios.
-Leemoa en- el Washington Post
que hs aido ncmbrado Ooispo de
Puerto Riao e. reversndo Mr.. Halle,
te Ntw Orleans
Hoy & lsa 2 de Ia tarde se reco
gl6 Ia c7rrasr ond'ncia que ha de con
ducir Il Ia Estsdos Unidos el vape r
eC4rAca,S.
-Ha nido nombrado don Vieents
Bali as miembro de IL comisi6n que ha
oe estudiar ell plano de 10 eicuela de
srtes y fcios que ha de fundsrse en-
esta ciudsd,
FL luu'c se vera en- 10 Corts mu
n!cIpal ell iuic!o contra Basilio Boni
llB, por sc)meiImie n'o.
-Crfmeues h )rribles 80 conetsn
en- todos los n.i ea en los que ell amor
ha sido el m6gil principal. Crimen 8
. elegancis y al buea guato se come
t., ussndo un Perfume un Jab6p
Vulgar, cusndo el exquisite Cashmere
Bouquet ysen Perfume 6 On Jab6n-
es ell sumuu del buen tone Colgate
yCq Nav York.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-02
N0T|c|AS DEL Ola

Detectives -Ascensos sargentos -Embar.
gos levantados.-Libro de versos. ~Escandalo en- Ell
calej6n del Toro.-Meeting unionista en- Lcza.-De-
nuncas, mutas sentenclas-Subasta Ia Aduana
-Tarlfa de ancona je-Nuevo Obispo.-Otras not'cias
de irteres general.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-02
QUININA QUE NO AFELTAALA

CabeLA. Las PASTILLAS LAXATI
Vo BRoMO QUININA repre-. entan 10
quit Ina combinada con otros ipgre.
dientss en- la torms m{s aeepsable y
efcsz para Resfriadov, La Grippe y
cualeaquier dea6rden Catsrral, Dolor
de CAbezs, Calenturas q condiciones
de Malaria. De venta en- todas los
boticar.
-Eu 10 mafanA del dnes 90 reu-
nira eu sesi6n extr. rdinaria sl Con
seio Eiscutivo para Apvobar varies
nombramientos de aeentas de inscrip'
clones.
Como quierA que ell int6rprets
s'fcr Castro disfruts dos msses de
'iaencis, aerfa bueno que el presidente
del Conseio dssignaae un iptSrp, etc
gus informe acercR &c les rssolucio'
ues.
o. Sc VENDE: Ul lcta do tabaco
ca rama, coaecho de 1905, de laa me-
ioras vegas de Caguss. Dirigiras 6
Qli6onea Cabezudo CO. Ctguas, Puer.
to Rice,
Aver 10 robarnn en- Nanaif &
Bsnito Rodriguez, BAL dollars que
guArdaba en- una A'ca neia FL tsniente
Sthettini detuvo & vArios irdiyIduos
como sut1res del hseho.
La policia Arrest6 var & Pedro
Disz por hdrto msno,; Manuel Ro.
drigutz por portAr arm prchtbida y
r D. RAmaby por embrlsgutz y o..
ca a1dalo.
Ia renunciado su puesto ds
conosjal de Patillas, don Arton!o
Cspella Oliver.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-25
Died at Hospital.

Harrington ulls.j, Herald: II. Van
Winkle, one OF the engineers at the
Maplewood's No. 2 mine, died at the
CottGge hospital in Peoria yesterday.
Remains were brought home TO thig
place over the Central last night
and tho funeral viii be held tomor.
row afternoon. Deceased leaves a
wife and two children. Mr.. Van Win.
kle had been afflicted with stomach
trouble which became 80 alarming
that an operation was decided upon.
He went 10 Peoria and entered the
hospital for that purpose. His de-
pleted physical condition was not
equal to the ordeal, for he died while
the anaesthetic was being administer.
ed and before he was placed upon
the operating table. Mr.. Van Wlnkle
was said 10 be q man Of pleasing dis
position and had made firm friends
among his fellow workmen during his
short residence here.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-25
MANGLED BY CARS
At NUMBER Nine

Buxton, Jan. 81. With his foot
caught in the switch so that he was
unable to get out of the way Of the
train which was backing down upon
him, j, A. Doogood, rear brakeman on
the Northwestern hauling" train be-
tween No. mine AM Buxton, met
death Saturday evening, The entlro
train passed over his body, horribly
mangllng the unfortunate man and
seyering both legs and both arms from
the body. II was not until tho en-
glneer, looking down from his cab
window, saw blood on tho wheels that
the horrible tragedy was discovered.
Tho accident occurred as the train
was backing down to the mine just
before quitting time.
AS near as the facts can be ascer.
tained, for no one saw the accident,
Doogood had thrown the switch for
the backing train, slgnalled the en-.
glneer TO come on, and started to get
out of the way. His foot caught In
the frog Of the switch, IL is believed,
and ne probably fell and did not have
time to get out of the way when the
train bore down upon him, bringing
death.
AS soon as the death was discovered
by the englneman, the train crew
rushed back to search for their fel-
low worker. The entire train had
passed over the body, and life was
extinct. The trunk was not badly mu-
tilated, but the arms and legs were
horribly mangled. One hand, torn
from the arm, was not discovered un.
I'll after considerable search.
Doogood was about 2S years OF age,
and came from Belle Plaine, having
taken a position as rear brakeman
with Conductor Tyler on the hauling
train" not long ago. The remains
we're taken to Belle Plaine for inter
ment.
No. o switch where the accident oc'
Cured Is about one!half mile north or
South Iowa Junction.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-25
TOOK BUT ONE BATH
INLSEYERAL YEARS

Des Moines, Jan. 22.--Because her
husband took but one bath during
tho time he lived VITA her, being q
period OF several years, Mrs. Isola
Harvey has filed cross petition In
suit for divorce commenced against
her. Her husband Is j. j. Harvey.
Both parties nov reside in Des
Molnes but formerly lived in Calhoun
county.
Mrs. Harvey alleges that her nus
band was a fretful man and extremely
stingy. He never took bath, except
q couple of times, when he fell into
the. river. on one other occasion he
took bath OF his own free will,
but beyond these three times Mrs,
Harvey says that she cannot recall
n time when her husband ever paid
any particular attention to bis per
sonal sanitation.
Harvey is charged with being quar-.
relsome and sulky. sometimes he
would refuse to speak for days at a
time, either TO his wife or to his
children. Al other times he would
become quite conversational, and
then would aIlude to the children az
idiots, lunatlcs ana numbskulls.
Another time no pulled q knot OF
hair out Of his wlfe's head and threw
her out Of the house.
Mrs. Harvey says, however, that
her husband was a star performer al
tight wad." He would refuse to
let loose of a coin with such tenacity
that In order to keep the house In
repair his wife was compelled to dc
tho lathIng and even paint the out
side as far up as she could reach
Tho painters did the rest.
/ Another evidence Of his penurlous
ness was shown In the alleged fact
that he would compel his wife to cut
his hair and the hair on his chill
dren's heads. This service was per
formed in the good old fashioned way
of placing q soup bowl on the head
and clipping off everything protrud
ing beyond II. Not satisfactory, but
extremely effective,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-25
VICTIMS Of R|OTING.
TWO HUNDRED KILLED AND
WOUNDED IN rHE CAPITAL
. or EcuADvR.

Gnayaquil, Ecuador, Jan, 22.--Fol-
lowing the appointment Of new min.
istry led by Vice President Baquerizo
Moreno, there was street riotlng In
which 200 persona we're killed or
wounded. The people during the af-
ternoon attacked the prisons, liberated
the political prisoners and afterwards
captured the police barracks, where
they obtained possession OF number
Of rifles and some cannon. Rife shots
later were heard In all parts OF the
city, and the rioters became 80 bold
that they attacked a battalion OF ar.
tillery. The new ministry was dis.
placed within an hour, the people pro-
claiming ais president Gen, Eloy AL.
faro, former president. A great panic
prevailed here during the evening,
and In the midst OF the disorder Gen.
Leonldas Plaza, minister OF Ecuador
to the United States, who arrived here
January 1S, and assumed chief COM
mand OF the army IN us operations
against the rebels, escaped from the
city and embarked on board the Chill.
can steamer Loa, which leaves here
to-day for Panama. Later In the
evening order was restored.
Guayaqui1, Ecuador, Jan. 22.--It II
rumored that Senior Lizardo Garcia
president OF Ecuador has taken refuge
in the Brazilian legation at Quito, tho
capital. II Is impossible, however, tc
ascertain the truth OF this rumorj al
communication with Quito is inter
rupted.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-25
THE NEWS IN IOWA
CLEANED BY WIRE
TopAYs HAPPENINGS THROUGH
OUT HAWkEYE STATE.
DEATH, ACCIDENT AND CRIME.
Unusual Occurrences, Honors Won,
Opinions Expressed, Court De.
eIsIons and interesting ltems
From Various Sources.

Mason City, Ia, Jan. %. -- Five
horses Of trotting blood including the
colt LeaHet, 2;2G, we're burned to
death in the destruction OF I'D HIck
ox's training stable here last night
Golden Oak, trotter. was saved but
was badly burned ana may die. All
bikes and paraphernalia, including
Hickoxs personal property, were de-
stroyed. The loss Is estimated al
three thousand dollars.
In the Legislature.
Des Moines, Jan. 2L.--Hepresenta
tive Cummins today introduced a ger
rymander bill which would legislate
Robert Cousins out Of congress.
A woman suffrage bill was intro
duced In both houses
Shot Through Heart
Des Molnes, Jan. ,22y--Left alone in
room with a small Flobert rife
loaded with a supposedly harmless
cap and small shot. Lucille Flelsch
mann, the 3-year.old daughter oi
Louis Fleischmann, was accidentally
shot through the heart by, her play
mate, Pauline Marcus yesterday
morning, and died instantly
One Man Killed.
independence, Iowa, Jan. 22--A
south bound extra freight on tho
Rock Island struck hand car on
curve six miles north Of here durlnG
the fog. Phillip Leyden was killed
outright, John CanHelo Is dying anc
Joseph Leyden and Fred Young arc
badly injured.
Crooks Are Caught
MarshalItown, Iowa, Jan. PA ne
gro and Jewess, said TO be one o.
the smoothest pairs Of diamond
crooks in the west, we're taken int
custody here by the sheriff. A search
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-25
NINE is FLOODED.
Saturdays Thaw Caused Serious
Trouble Near Beacon.

Trouble Near Beacon.
Beacon, Jan. 22.---A caye.in occurred
at the Beacon Mining company's prop
erty southwest OF Beacon, Saturday
night, letting in a mood OF water and
covering the engine, which operated q
part OF the pumping apparatus. The
trouble may result In the abandonment
OF the mine. Andy Larson and John
Jones are interested in the property
The trouble Is greatly 10 be regretted
as the boys have met with a series OF
misfortunes in the property. Without
the water there Is fine body OF Goa
10 be worked in this field yet.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-25
Fined Five DOLLARS.

r. j.. Hudson. blacksmith. and
Bert Mitchell, barber, engaged In a
controversy with a show OF violence
the other evening. with the result that
the case came before the police. The
matter was brought before Justice
Pricnett and a fine Of hve dollars each
was assessed.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-25

Of the woman revealed several hun
dred dellars' worth Of diamonds, oil
legged TO have been stolen in Council
Bluffs.
Candy Company FaiIs.
Burlington, Iowa, Jan. 22.--The
Gawthrop.Matthews Candy company
is in tho hands OF w. II. Blake, as
signec, for tho benefit OF the credit.
ors OF the firm. The lack of work.
ing capital and the failure TO make
collections forced the Arm to the
wall. Liabilities amount to $4,000.
Carnegie viii Contribute.
Charlton, Iowa, Jan. 22.--Andrew
Carnegie will give the First M. E.
church Of Charlton $1,000 toward 0
$4,000 pipe organ, which they expect
to put In Immediately The word
came to q. M. Green, q member d
the church, in a letter from Mr.. Car
negle this morning.
Clark For Commander.
Cedar Rapids, Jan 22.--T. n. Cool
Post No, 235 has announced Col
Charles A. Clark of this city as can
dldate for commander OF the Iowa DO
partment Grand Army Of the Republic
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-10-13
SCHOONER EXCELSIOR
 WRECKED ON PENINSULA
Salmon Fishing Vessel Goes Ashore in NelsOn's Lagoon but Crew
 and Cargo Saved.

The schooner Excelsior, carrying 2IO5 barrels of salted salmon, went ashore in NelSon's lagoon on the north shore of the Alaska peninsula August 30 and was totally wrecked. All on board were saved, as well as the cargo, which was taken off in lighters to the beach. The schooner's master was Capt. J. Christiansen and one of her owners, Captain Johnson, was aboard. Besides them her crew numbered six teen. The Excelsior was owned ir San Francisco and she had just loaded her salmon cargo for that port, near the place where she was wrecked. She was 331 tons net.
 The scene of the wreck is in bay of Boring sea. The men walked along the shore and over the divide to the Pacific side until they were opposite Sand Point, which is on Popof island. They crossed in small boats to Sand Point, where they boarded the steamer Dora and came to Seward yesterday. They wip go to Seattle on the Dora ii she goes there, and if not on some other steamer.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-10-13
To Settle Last of Rows

Havana, Oct. 9-Taft sent U. s. Con- sul-General Steinhart of Havana to Cienfuegos today with power to settle all political differences and restore peace among the local factions, which have been warning ever since the last national election. Taft has prepared and is about to issue a general order of amnesty for all persons for all political ofTenses growing out of the recent dis turbanceS.
 Taft expects to sail from Cuba for the United States on the battleship h. diana October 13. By that time Gov Magoon will be placed in full charge and the machinery of the provisional government will be in good working order.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-10-13
Magoon Reaches Cuba

Havana, Oct. lO-Charles E. Ma goon arrived today in Havana to be- come provisional governor of Cuba.
 Taft's amnesty proclamation includes all political crimes, even murders, committed by rebels in arms during the rebellion. The rebels are keeping the property which they stole during the outbreak as it would require force to make them release it and the Amer lcan troops have been warned to act only in cases of extreme emergency. The policy of the provisional govern ment is simply to suppress Cuban dis orders and the American troops are not to be permitted to offend the Cubans.
 Nicholas Riverio, the noted Havana editor, says Cubans are pleased be- cause Roosevelt's message says noth- inc about the time when the island government will be turned back to Cuba again, and he declares that it will never be possible to revive the republic. Annexation, he asserts, is the only legitimate outcome of the situation.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-10-13
Natives Go After Meat

Kahiltna, Sept. 2l-CorreSpondence of the Gateway-Fourteen boat loads of natives have gone up the Yentna river in the past few weeks to lay in their stock of meat for the winter. The whole procession consisted of whole families, and about as many dogs as Indians. Occasionally a birch canoe drops down the river loaded to the waters edge with moose and bear meat. The natives are from Tyonok, Susitna, Alexandria and Croto. The latter place is on the Susitna river about ten miles above the mouth of the Yentna. Alexandria is six miles be- low Susitna Station.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-10-13
Lohn E. Thwa ites Golng Outside

John E. Thwaites, mail clerk for the steamer Dora since last fall, has obtained leave of absence and will go to Seattle soon. He is not certain whether he will return to the vest ward run. Mir. Thwaites was on the Dora on her famous trip last winter to Port Angeles by way of the mid-Pacifc, His diagram of the voyage and chart of the steamers zigzag course, printed m the Post-Intelligencer, gave the most realistic and interesting account of all the columns of space written on the subject. He is also a live news wire and to him the outside world is indebted for batch of news on each arrival of the Dora in Seward, at the end of the cable line.