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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-28
DESDE HUMACAO
La policia ccmete un heChO
incaIificable en- el pobIa-
do del Rio.
REQ De MUERTE
REQ De MUERTE
Adn no Sc sabe nada de Ia
Investigation it practlcada
por Mr.. Hamill.

Fl dia 26 del sorriente 10 fue ltids
& francisco Dones, matsdor do dor
Jose Cordov6s Berries segdn los tri'
bunAlss, 10 ssntsncia dc musrte q 40 10
fac sonarmada pr d Supreme, L.
sjssuci6n 10 llsvark & sfseso al dla II
do Fsbrsro Doues 90 musatra muy
tvare uilo y dice que no le prsosupa 10
ssnssr ola. puss tlens ssperarzas do ser
indultsdo por el Gobsrnador el dia
anles dc su sieeuci6n.
Ell Fissal Aports, de ssta ciu,
dad ha empszsdo Ii inve'tlgaci6n dc
los h,eho. de que 60 aeusA OIL .cAbo de
10 polisfA irsalar y sl guardia Ri
vers, a
l., vsairos del pobiAdo dol r Q
afirmsn que eltos dos polisfss 90 pre-
sent.ron en- casa deaE 1is do SAINTS &
On eltado de .mbrisguez al que afro
pellaron porque no les quiso vender
ron y tAbacos en- sl ssta b esimisnto de
don Sch asNan Disz, Al essands 10
cue 10 arm6 eonmotivo de 10 aggression
vln!e on las hijM del dutH) que fue
RON smsn, zadsa revolver e. nano POI
|uro do les policfa,, teniendo que huir
despa voridaa y rttugiArse en- una sasp
vseins.
~ prseiso que se ,tcme una medi'
do or s gies para que isles lusesos no
% rspitsn con tanta frseusnsia on &C.
to siudad, que he tcmado 10 pelieis
Dor campo do acti6n para sus h'zt'
.aAa. 4s4
Adm NO ae aAhe sn eitA On que
h. q ued ado 10 invsssigaci6n qua vint
& haeer Mr., Hamill on el asunto de
los aeflores don Jose u. Psrx y don
Antonio do Audrey, hrmano ests Il u,
mo del senor Jusx dc 10 Corts Civil de-
San Juan, los que tasron atropelladol
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-28
AVIS0

Por sl preasnte 80 hAee pGolieor
que 10 loCiedad professional que hAbis
ado sonGliluidA por los que Al pit
nlmAn, hA aldo AmiAtoHAmente dlluel
to, QuedAndo Anbos reciproeamentG
SAtiltSehoA del e.mportamienIo, Int
reaeS, sic sie. San JaAn, Novism
bre ~ de 1905. -NOriano Fttsrtss. D
D. 8. Jost Salgado JinltnsE, D. q.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-28

PAYt'do Ropub.ieano Puerto orriq us do.
CumitS Eiseutivo, ,-~SAn Juan Pto.
REQ, Novismhre 23 dc !, e06
Mr.. Tsrenes Hamill,
Coronsl dc 10 PoliciA 1asular,
san Juan. Puerto Rico.
Gr.; Aecsdisndo 4 sus dsasos de
que 10 diriia una sArtA mAnitsat&ndo-
10 On ellis, ai el pArtido hA Q.edAdo
nAtiafe :ho do 10 conducts dc 10 Poll.
ole asular, On les elese ones vsriAear
dAs sl 8 dc los corrisntes, no tepgo
insonvsnisnts en- dscir & ustsd por
msdio de estas II cas-, que debido (
las Aoe,tsdAs dispo sioiones tcmadas
For usssd -oc mo Jefe del cuerpo-sl
ordsn mas complete rsin6 dutante sl
rsfsrido diA 8. d mosirAndo OF. Que
tAnho los neiales como los guardiss 0
& aus 6r6ensV, sumpllsron fsImsk 10
las instrusO!ones de usted.
Y me comp Gzso On haesrls tAlss
msnifeata stones do les que pusds hA'
seF sl uso que satims convsnisnts.
De usssd aisptAmsnts,
tFirmAdol SANTIAGO WE'VE.
Presidsnts del Connie III euIivo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-28
Il PER|OD|S7A
10 que piensa y escribe eI
periodista. que plensa
y escribs ell sabIo.
JOSE ECHEGARkY
Opinion antorizada sobre la
agitada y ardua labor
del periodismo.
% JOSE ECHEGARkY

81 periodiamo impons & los que &
81 80 dsdisan, q aades sserifeios, tan.
TO mayorss quizA susnto mas podsro
sas son les facaltades ersadoras del
que & este ramo Dc aetividad humana
dsdica sus energfas'
Ne explicAre. Un aAbio srcerrado
o. 4 yAbin.te 8 On 80 laboratorio,
trabaia In cesar y ain dsscanso, pisn
50 durants mssss, flos, muchca .
ans; prepare, sstudis. Afns, psrfss
siona, corrigs, abrillsnia IN librc g
un dsteuh,imientc; y en- sstas coudi
stones si sl sAbio 90 veriaderAmsnts
sabio y el fngo del gsnio 10 alisnta,
% obrA 60 pertssta, dentro do 10 ha.
manc, y puede qrsdar en- 10 hiltoria
do ID cisreia y asaso 90 nombre pus-
do ser immortal
EAta labor no iiere dia 6lo nj h1
ra flis; nadie 10 Aprsmis, padis 10
obliga q ir publisando rats & % impsr.
fsctos, aeaso pie sgAdos de errore,, dc
su libro 8 de 50 deleubrimiento. que
en- este easo serfa ir dAndo muestras
oil ID blieo do 10 torps gus % el PER.
sam!ento humane, A1n On los gsnios.
No. el apremio no K 'sss, el dir&I
cato 10 hlee cuaodo q ,iss hsserlo.
, TOdo 10 sontrarto &c : sia6or LABOR del
ssrlQdls.s; trabr j., no por dfa nj por
horafi Al minuto essi, production for
xAda y sronon 6irisa. medida por los
giros do 10 rotativa. y 81 psnsamiento,
do ir con ella, sisrto L6mero de suar'
tillas hA do llsnar on lismpo dado y
/ 40 hay que Glnonizar d sismpo, que
90 uniforms y Ajc, sl perss mienso. que
60 libre, sapriehoao 6 irregular, que
saminA { - t1s y 90 arraEtrs. 8 se
hur de, 8 suhs disparsndo al frma'
msnto 6 20 Qusda hindido On negro
sopor.
81 todos los ssbios disYau suenta
dc 10 QUE van pensar d. h,ra tras
hors, 81 90 lss OBJ igara & sssribirlo y
20 lArzArAn sus penaSmisntos & 10 pu.
blisidAd; euintos errores, suArt,s ab'
Eurdos, cu&utos dalirlos, anses do que
por 10 confederation de esos casos re-
suisse IN Astro para 10 sieneia q parS
el Arts.
I De aqui rssultA qua grsndss late
ligsr elias Poce.osas go han sonsumido
durante sl siglo K K. y ssguirAn CON
aumi6ndoae 90 10 luehA disria J t,bril
del periodiSmo.
Todo hombre nssssita r eonesn-
trar energiAs, ol perlodista no pusde
h Aesr vApor, Va gaatAndo sQuelas do
continue, al minute J eGda bocAnAds
de vapor que AlmassnA liens 81 punto
quo brotAr, porQus en una smprssA
periodisiieA NADIA J nsdis tisns que
esprar, nj las cuartil!As, nj oil rsgsn
TO, nj 10 n Aquina, ri 81 repartidcr. nj
el p6hlieo,
Por estaa rsSoreS, que 30 haee
mos mas que ApuntAr & Ia ligtrA, 81
iuzgAr 10 obrA c'itica, lisersris, polf
tiea 8 10 que faers de Tn periodiala,
81 eompAr aria Goa 10 de otros trs sba |
isto 'es del psnSGmiento, hay que ha
ssrss sa,go 60 lAS sondicIonss cape
ciAles one sonsurren en- unAs J otaa
produesiones'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-28

e que no 10 COL forma 90 porq ue
20 Quiere, dice el aserto, y, como 10
dos. t!ene ea el fondo una gran d6sii
dc vsrdad.
Por grandss que sean las cAlami
dadss & que NOS eondr zsan nusstroi
errorss siem pre- nos qusda el copsuelo
do cor formsrnosp por una otra causs.
Por tremendo que sea IN deiastre
sara nm indivldno, un partido ar
pueblo, sIempre hay una COY untura
On 10 que hAser hlneapi6 para llevAr
| 10 aor trinidad { nuestra alma y lsi
do los que nos rodean. saso dc que Al
saer 40 hsya hssho On eompaafR dc
unc 8 va,ios eom7sd,rcs.
Por $50 no nos txrafa Qas nues
tres adverssrioa ae eneuentrsn - CON
tormsa con 10 dsrre to que sutrisron nc
haes mucho.
Pero 10 qua u nos exirihs sohre
msnera % que 10 oAliAQusn dc siocom
prenaibls.s SC6mo sRl. euando ellA o.
aomprendid!ss iksta por loa miamos nj
| hos que vinieron q nusatras tribunAi
! & prsdiear sl oopo en- los DIsiritos TO
dos?
Iasom prenaible fue nuestrA dsrro
10 On HumasAo sn el sio 1904
Y 10 fac tambien que on una epo
90 los que aparesfan mas tueGen lol
msnos = los cue sparsciamoa msnos
tusaemos loa n a., ICoias do los item
posi-. ~ do los gobsrnadores Hunt y
Allen.
Yh6 AQuilA eoyuntura Dor 10 que
90 han cor tornado: 10 tncomprsnsibiH
dad do III q dsYrota, que comprsndian
hAstA nussiros ninos.
Q,e Ia creyeron iuesperAda dss'
pu6s do los cA,eulos galAnos del isfs,
nos hubisra part edo nm tAnto mas
oasrdo. ,Al fin, los republisanos to
nj en- 10 venda que leo puap on los oios
oil Direstorio para que no vierAn 10
que ibA 4 suesdsr
Pero Algunos que no 20 deisrop
vendar J visron venir el Alud que iba
{ eaer sohrs el psrlido rspublicAno,
saeurrisron 81 hulto y diiaron; "a otro
perrO con Csc haeso! yHs iueron por el
toro.
OlAla plAtat lrmA dal nAriidn, ~.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-28

sLa Icy 90 podeross, pero mas que
ella % 10 nsessidads
Hs ahf la eAusA Ge Ia dsrr0ts.
La 10y del palo. fu6 poderosa %
squslla epoea; imperAha sl partido
rspuhlicauo por 10 faerxs.
Fsro Puerto Rico tsrfA neess lad
de rsoupsrar 80 prastiglo moral en- sl
sx.raniero, que sharon 4 rodAr hom
bres sin eonsisneiS propia de 10 enor
me responsabilidad do aus astos.
Habia nssesidAd do re tablecer el
orden pdblico, 10 psz en- los h;garss,
el respsto oil ciudadsnc, 10 Raran,fa
personal. y, como 10 necestdad 90 mks
podsrosa que 10 Icy. Mgd ! G ,sths. 10
uecssidAd dc redimir 10 PasriA. de
volvisndols 81 prest'gio; obra do los
unionistAs. fue mas pods,osA que 10
Icy del palo; obra do los republisA
nos.
Por ESQ fusron derrolAdos sflos.
Por ESQ ohtuvimoa 10 vict ,ria.
Con sllos cSy6 el prestigio del
pals.
Con nosotros triunf5 el prsatigio
do 10 patriA.
!uqaIOt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-28
UNA cOLOCEC|ON
JuQaIOt.

LA solieita u a ssaor,tA en- sl ma
nsio do 10 typI tlier, eon eonosi.
misntos asabsdoa de ortograiiA. Pa
70 intormes don Ibid oro GonxAlez B }.
nIlla,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-28

- DsgroS, 10 que aument6 el dessRra'
do Dc 6ss6s sontra 81, al punto que en-
una earta ablerts Que Vublie6 sl doe
tor NAreus F. Whsathand, hombre
urcm nstts snTs los suyos, manihss-
Is que 10 circular ta ordinaria, oten'
siVa J brutal,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-28
lose EeheQarsy.
CARTIS OETEEIOAS
En- ell COFreO de San Juan.

CNms'o VAtz Torres, @ lviro
Torres, Gil V. TJrrss. JOIe Wives
TArga, W. G Todd.
A A"'orio del Vale, Pedro Vslex,
Jo~QuA VzsArrt n1o.
Minrie ' e,tinRer, Louisa WIllianaen,
Mr. Wtka,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-28

En esta imprenta Sc vende
papel vieio de periodico 4 dos
pesos el quinta1.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-28

Qlsl Ia plAtat ,rmA del pArGido.
p0r oil eis, 90 muy bueuA, pusde ser
pero que on la pi Actiea ssA platAfolmA
90 NOS ha presenlado sin plata y ain
hOrm0 IL mbikn % vsrdad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-28
HONROSO 7EST|MON|O
FL GObsrnadOr Winthrop fe.
lieita al CoroneI Hamill
yaIal, polIeia.
RECTlTUD Y NEUTRAL tDAD
Los dos jefes, .uDloulsta y re
publicano, las reconocen
francamente. .

Mansion 1jscutiva. Pualao Rico, San
Juan, Novismbrs is dc 1905.
AL Jsfs de la Polisfa 1sulAr.
San Juan, Puerto REQ.
MI Querido Ooronsl:
Dsreo dsr & usted tsai!monio p6
blieo do Ia sstistAsci6n grands que
sisnto por 10 m,n,ra en- que los of
sialss y guardiss brio 81 msndo se
han eondueido du'a1te sl perfodo elee
toral que aeaba do pssarl
Fl taoto & Unparalleled que dts
plsgar y 10 seiiv.dsd J ensrgfa con
Qus 90 msntuvo 81 orden On toda 10 10
10, son diguos del mis alto ensomio,
ysl Cuerpo do 10 Polisia Iaaular %
hs ganado el rsspeto y 10 estimsei6n
do t1dos los ciudada 1oE do e.ta isla.
A los esfasrz % do ests eusrpo 90
dsbe On gran partg-qre las eecsionss
% hayan sfsctuado on una forma tsn
pAsiass , sttl.f sstoria, n,rssisndo
los sloglos y las alabar 10 do sodcs.
Nuy rsspstoosaments,
tTlrma1c) BEEkMAN WINTHROP
G ,bsrnador.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-28
LO GARANTIZAMOS
NILAGROSO DES(UDRIA|EATO

Por I'm sg6 san Juan a NAgro spadau 6nsa n s hk7tA
DC g. Alberto Po ds NAoss cusl AnAEAndo de- hkf
oAa menAes de 10 India deSpu dun pofdnd6 obts M a.
rmedadeH si6sAS eS
msna no solo Gin has usO del srsu aino n
dades sonirada po s uso de disha ueraf-
o l~ ioFma 500 puramsne Vegaes
nan hsrbas msdclnAes dc India Lss nso han sdo
Sadcs 10 inVsno miSgroso ssE
teFmedades de las Viaa uFipsrAa
mAgroso ROOB PzZo msdsameut para ID
somPsIA dssIues6n de odo balo sso pu IL SEn
tmurA dsndoA estadO libra
nmunidAd evsr reproduction Tsnsudo
aompA sREudad de AdHss M
trmsAdss hA de Escusrr ooGmn para cuFarss
aeaaiddaa ExEool a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-28

Vease nuestro interesau ute 70.
netin FL Ca6aHeYo de Co.
sG Ro1a, epoca de la gran
revolucion francesa, en- las
paginas So y "a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-28
Union do P uerso R!so. Junts Central

Union do Puerto R!so. Junts Central
San Juan P. r, N NJv!emIrs II
do 1905.
Mr. Tsrenee q. Hsmill.
Coronsl Jsis dc la Pol!:!:: IIo,uIar
san Juan.
UisIinguido COL HAmill: Habien.
do resibido poticisa aAiisfActorias d.
casi todos los pueblos do In isla. seer.
90 do In eondusts . corFsctA dc la Poll
ola Insulsr On sl dfa do lss @ s'eeeiones
Renera'es. Asf como tAmbien hAbiendo
prssensisdo personAlmsnse su somp por
tAmisnto sn estA Capitsl, tengo 10 90
tistseei6n dc eomunieGr aelo, fslicitaa a.
dole 81 mismo tempo conn digoo j.fs
dc disho susrpo, por el Aeisrto de aus
dispoaieionss que aeredltan Ia ecmps'
leneiA do "a diret On.
Do uAted afeetuos Amenss,
tdymAdo) JAIME ANNExY
Preaidente.
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d'daAnS PH dO
U . PrR Or Bsnso Dr. auuu
hRsyN.Im
as uhaa shAsAup
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-28
PARA LOS GRAHDES DEslSTRES De Ia VIDA Sc En-
CUEuTBA s|[APRE cOUF0RM|OAp.
En- BROMA Y En- SER|0
10 QUE OP|UAN HUEsTROs ADVERsAR|0S Y 10 QUE
OP|KAM0! HOS0TR0s.

Be nos pareee.-A 10 dc aqu6l AL
ealds IN siernsa do eierta ciudad del
Sur, que hasisndo cusrtcs gaIdnas cfee'
ei6 en- 10 suyR AdoQuinar todss las
GALES do lA PerlA del Sur, cosa muy
bonita ca 10 pjzArra, pero que % hu'
biera qusdado en- proy eato-.-.-. sino
sufrsn nuestros adversarios 10 ineoas
pr easibls dsrrota.
Psro ss vsrtad, que para ella
seundi6 10 intriga, tuvo coo 10 imsgi
maria reeponaabilidad dc todo 10 81 :
eedido en- nm periodo agltAdfsimo
(ltt,s"0 I,sO4!!j On que TOGO an pueblo
pxsaba de 10 desendenela pohsisa 4 10
libsrtad etc, ete.s y todas sQuellss
turbss, y sqaellos erfmenss. J sque
llos asAltos & nuestros Clubs y les
boiicas do nusstros serreligionsrios
fueron calumnias levsntadas al Par
lido republican,, sfAdo 20.
Y 90 este, tia do las coyunsura
per 'As que 90 eonforman esSerando
con Amino 10 vsnidA Go alg6n nuevc
Neafas en forma do Mr.. Hant.
Mas "a pueden espsrAr....
que ssos dos no volverkrI
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-04-28
OREGON ITEMS

Multnomah Typographical union, the
Portland body of printers, at spe.
cial meeting, appropriated more than
$4,000 for the relief of destitute print
ers at San Francisco.
Henry l.. Pittock publisher of the
OregOnian of Portland, was a guest
Ct the Occidental hotel, San Francisco,
when the crash came. Mr.. Pittock
was not injured by the falling walls
but his suitcase, lying open beside his
bed, was fattened like pancake He
was forced to walk the streets during
Wednesday and that night, but found
quarters on Thursday night.
Sanford Stone, keeper of the large
stallion, Star of Kansas, owened by
4. B. McEwen of Athena. was serious
~ injured by the horse Thursday
The horse was being led to a cart,
when Stone was suddenly and fiercely
STACKED. The horse seized him by
he right arm near the elbow, dragged
him from the cart and chewed his arm
almost into a pulp up to the shoulder
A shock of earthquake sufficiently
HtdNN ~ get tiLlLeuS out Oh D6Q was
felt at Grants Pass at 1:10 o'clock
Monday morning. Not much damage
was done.
James WithYcombe has been nomi-
rated for governor having a lead of
Oyer 700 over T. T. Geer
Hawley and Ellis have received the
nominations for congress by substan-
tlal puralities.
United States senator-Cake, H.
265; Burne, 10,131; Lowell, GOAT;
Smith. 1854; Watson, 1916.
Governor - Withycombe. 1912;
Geer. 11,343.
Secretary of state-Benson, 1873;
Catch. 1896.
State treasurer-Steele, SO53; Hoyt.
1884.
Alderman for school superintendent,
Eakin for supreme Judge and Hoff for
labor commissioner had no opposition.
The latest returns show for the nom
ination of United States senator on the
republican ticket, that Jonathan
Bourne .Jr., of Portland, will be elected
over his nearest opponent, Henry M.
Cake, of the same city, by about 400
votes.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-04-28

Everything about the Spokane thea
ter will bear a tinge of the land of the
mikado during the opening week OF the
opera season of eight weeks by the
Roscian company on May 7. The thea
ter will be gaily decorated with Jap
anese lanterns; the street in front OF
the building will be Illuminated with
Jap lanterns the palm garden beauti-
fed in the same manner, and Manager
Joseph Petrich now proposes to make
arrangements to have Japanese wo.
men serve tea in the palm garden
during the first week of the engage
ment, upon which occasion THE
Mikado" is to be the offering.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-04-28

and enthusiastically appreciated by the
10000 Cubans who gathered at the old
fort on the occasion.
The expedition also unveiled monu-
ments at Guantanamo, where one Of the
first actions OF the war occurred, and
at Daiqulrl, where the Fifth Army.
Corps first landed In Cuba. A site was
selected for a monument at Siboney,
where a number Of regiments were
landed from transports Arrangements
were also made to place roster and hons
or tablets in new bloCkhouse which
the Cuban government proposes to erect
on the site OF old Fort San Juan. which
waS literally carried away by relic hum
tiers, and to mark the positions held by
the various regiments, brlgades and
divisions In the short hut exciting
siege at Santiago.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-04-28
Spokane's New Theater.

Byron Douglas, the leading man Of
tie Byron Stock company, which
opens the new Columbia theater. on
Howard street, west of Spokane hotel
at Spokane, on Tuesday evening, May
!, originated four new parts in one sea
son in New York. and for six or seven
years was one of Frohman's leading
men The rehearsals Of the Byron
Douglas company began last week.
The opening Of the new Columbia
will occur on Tuesday evening, May l,
with An American Citizen"
The new Columbia theater under
the management of that venerable
parsonage. John F. Cordray, will be
provided with a public telephone
booth, reception rooms for the women
and a smoking foyer for men. The
latter apartment will be provided with
lounging chairs.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-04-28
~~~-N-~N-o-~~.~~

Women who are addicted to nervoua4
ness should avoid peppers, spices, eggs
too much meat, and highly seasoned
sauces and dressings. Their diet should
consist Of fish. soup, celery and lettuce
Both celery and lettuce form an exeel-
lent food and tonic for the nerves.
One of the best ways TO keep youA
stomach clean, strong and healthy, ID
by drinking glass Of cold water every
morning Immediately after rising, and
Just before retiring at night. This sins
pie health rule VIII enable you to laugh
at the ailments which owe their origin
TO a disOrdered stomach and liver, or
to the chronic constipation from which
so many persons suffer.
Fruit is a great beautifer. II wO-
men would only believe Il" said an old
physician to a young woman who had
consulted him In a state of great ankle
ty over her complexion. Fruit, espe7
cially fruit like oranges, grape fruit.
grapes and apples, goes far toward
clearing the skin and preserving that
indescribable look OF youth which, on
analysis, is found to consist In bright
eyes. living hair and fresh, vital COM
plexion.
II is a mistaken idea that no fruit
should be eaten At breakfast; indeed, II
would be far better II people would eat
less bacon at breakfast and more fruit
The apple is one Of the best fruits
Baked or stewed apples will generally
agree with the most delicate Digestion
and are an excellent medicine in many
cases Of indisposition. Green or half
ripe apples stewed and sweetened ars
pleasant TO the taste, cooling and nour~
ishing. Raw apples are better than
liver pills Oranges are very accepta-
BILE to most people, but the orange jules
alone should be taken, and the pnlp Be
rejected.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-04-28
Senator Hepburn III.

Washington, April Ex-senator Hey
burn is again a very sick man. He is
suffering from a severe inflammation
of the bowels. He was taken sick Sun
day and as been growing worse. The
doctors fear recurrence of appendicitis.
If this attack should prove a recur-
renee of this disease it would be the
third attack within eight months, and
as Senator Heyburn's physical condi-
ton will not admit of an operation his
physicians are alarmed.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-04-28
MONTANA SoUlsBs.

The new dam constructed across
the Missouri river Is miles northeast
of Helena, is rapidly nearing COM
pletion, there remaining a gap of only
Is or 20 feet in the concrete base. 1t
is expected that this will be filled
within a few days This does not
mean, however, that the development
of electrical power will begin within
that time as there still remains a vast
amount of other work before the final
end is reached.
Governor Toole has issued a procla-
nation calling upon the people of the
state to aid the suffer ers at San Fran
cisco.
George Erickson, organizer of the
Scandinavian Brotherhood of America,
is in Helena for the purpose OF organ
izing a lodge of the order.
1t is reported that Claude Rails.
formerly a teamster in the employ of
the Big Blackfoot Milling company, in
Missoula, had been robbed of a roll of
bills amounting to $500 in a gambling
louise at Wallace, Idaho.
One of the briefesu annual meetings
of the Northern Montana Roundup as
sociation that has ever been held took
place in Helena Saturday afternoon.
Aside from the election of officers for
the ensuing year, the only other bust
ness transacted was the adoption OF
manifesto, which arraigns the pluto
Gratis and some of the senators IN con-
gress.
The city council, by a tie vote, set
tied by Mayor Story. raised the saloon
license in Bozeman from 800 10 $500.
Oficers have captured Ping Gee,
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-04-28
.EraternaI Societies BUSY.

Independent of the regular relief
committee, much work is being done
by fraternal societies, the members of
which meet all incoming trains and
take care Of the destitute.
A wedding took place at the relief
bureau at midnight last night,
Despite the fact that the groom had
only $3.50, the newly married couple
looked cheerfully on the prospect that
confronted them and departed happy
and hopeful.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-04-28
ON CUBAN sATrlEF,ELos.
90 Americas soldier. -
the Soil They Freed.


the Soil They Freed.
The return of the United st.,..
army transport Sumner from Cuhs On.
other day, with the Santiago Battlenah
commission and a large party OF army
and navy officers, who had participated
IN the dedication Of battle monument.
on the helds OF eastern Cuba. marks a
unique feature In the military history
Of the country.
1t Is the first time a government an.
petition has sailed to foreign shora
formed a gay military pageant and
marched through the streets of the sec
ond city Of that foreign land to erect
monuments to It's victories on field.
over which its flag no longer flies. That
this was possible in Cuba Ia due IN
the peculiar situation that resulted
when the United States kept the sacred
promises made when war was declared.
spain, the vanquished, was driven out
and the fa.rest land IN the West In,
dies turned over to native republic
The chief ceremony which the expe-
dition conducted was the dedication Of
simple dignifed, substantial battle
monument on the ruins of Fort ell Vlso
near the little town Of I'll Caney, five
miles back in the green-clad Cuban bills
from Santiago. The official party from
the Sumner included four generaIs
two admirals, four colonies, four lieu
tenant colonels, seven majors and Ave
captains, From the United States
cruiser Yankee came three companies
of marines and a battalion of sailors,
The Cuban republic was represented by
Gen Andrade, secretary Of the Interior,
escorted by three companies OF Gu.
ban coast artillery and a company OF
infantry. 1t was an Impressive service