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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
NotaS de Ponce
Aguas estancadas.-Fn cama.-Certe Municipal. FL pc
ri6dico ola Repdblica>. Don Ramon Cordero Ma
tos. -Excursi6n por Ia ciudad. -Denuncias hechas
por Ia policfs.-Otras ~notcias.

20 10 Oursts, frente { 10 botieR d,
los aeforss VAlls y Careio 10 ensusn'
tran s~stansAdas los sguaA hass dfas
sxha!ando olorss nA1A sgrAdablcs.
I'll inspector dc Ssnidad MOI manifes'
h. habsr dado cusntA 81 Mhor AYqui'
tcso para que proceeds 81 arrsglo d.
dichs eunsta.
Ell Yespetsbls ansiknn don Felipe
Rodrfgusx Mse Ksrty, NotArio de
Cos mo, hses algunos ti.s 90 ensuen
tra reco gido on cana.
hoy 90 han bsnsnsiado oLcs re
ses eva nm ttI de 2,6l7 ,ibras tx pen
diendoss oil I6bliso & 70 J 80 csntavos
ktlo.
-MAnanA 10 Abrir& 10 Coite mu'
nieipAl para eel. b ar varios juicie 0
que liene psndisntes.
-Dsntro do b'evss dias rsApsrs'
csr& nusvsmsnte oil ~peri6dieo SLa Re-
p6blieis bsio 10 dirsse On do don Jyap
Peric&s Disz,
Sc nos assgura que IN professor
dc m6s.ea do ssta siudsd pronto dayG
& Log una bsl!sima ccmsosisi6n musi'
eel eantable y bailahls y que 90 stu
lara sFlor BlAnsas.
Don motive do aseseArae oil die
dc "a Ppifsima Ooncspei6o, oil temple
eat6lieo de estA siudsd no sat& dsso'
rando primorosamenie, bsio IL dirss'
ei6n del intelligence saeerdote Padre
Janices.
Con M two de 10 vista h'ehs
aver por Of dostor Coronas & IL plsza
del msrcado, los pusstos preWntAron
an asTeoto uA' limpio hoy.
-Ccntir d entsrmo uno do los nj
dos dc nus.tro amigo don Ramon Cor
dero Matos. Le Rsiste oil dc stor Co.
ronas
-Se 0s ipforma que OIL senior Ar
quitecto munieipsl aeompsnsdo del
sobrestAnte. hArAn una exsursi6n por
10 ciudad, para examiner los bachss
que 80 e~peusrtrsn On algunss callss y
prossdsr embellishments & ~ YepA'
rasi6p.
Hoy hA estAdo ell inspector de
eueptGs On el iuzgado municipal, 90
liendo mug EAtilt tCho dc 40 irspsc
zion.
Han aldo ~devueltAs oil Mfor AL
rside de 10 sareel do este Diatri,o las
euentAs correspondier ties ri mss dc
NCvlsmbrs, sAtando todss dc sontor'
midad.
Hoy DO 90 hA ss.ebrAdo nipg6n
iuieio On ell iuEgado dc polieiA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
DESDE YAUCQ
Esplendida manifestation 50
ceIebra aqui.- vivss 4 Mr.
Post Mr. Winthrop.
ELEGANTE CARROZA
Damas enthusiasts de este
pueblo dan ma yor realce a
la patr6tica fiesta.

Fl d. mipEo 2 del sorrisnte una
multitad, de ma, de cir 90 mil psYso'
ros ca o-dsnsdA mantfMtAet n rseo
rlfa las sAllss Go nres,ra eiudad, agi'
tAndo primcroscs e~rtandsrtes y ban.
derAs a%mericanAa y pusrtorriqusdss
DO que cssi todcs srsn po,tsdcrss,
Dirigfs, Ersaidisndo L. manifmta'
sion, sl setivo Presidents dc pus, tro
Comite lfcsl don s,p,isgo VivAldi
Pa chsco, J q continuation, nutridAs
eomiaionss do damas. cAballsros y ri
d o, con trs i:s y bandsras alsg6risos
rsp~rsseutsndo & los EstAdos Unidcs,
q Puerto REQ, los siate districts, oil
e6m1uto general, CT misionAdo & Was
hiugton. de'sEados & Ia C&mArs, una
sarrt 70 mcLtAdG por eltgAntsa damas
y ninos portsndo Of rstraio de don
Luis NuGoz Rivera y IN essandarte
do les dsmas do Yauso <Al triunfo
dc 10 Justicla,s Of pueblo y barrios de
10 inriadiesi6n.
10 que Yauco est& dc hiala Dor oil
OK sl6ndido glorioso trlurfo do 10 %.
Tia que On 10 <Uni6n do Pusrso Rieos
como diio o. posta <Rssurgs 4 10 vi
do OBJ bisrta do noresv
L. polisfs, oil msudo del se1or
villAfioy, ~guardabA oil ordsn , estu.
70 sorrsets.
Durarte oil sosd cram viIoreadcs
insessntements oil G )bsrnador dc Pto,
Rico, Mr.. Post, don Luis MtNoz Ri.
vera, y 10 sU ai6n puertorriqusna,s
Al llsgsr tssnls & L. eAsa de don
Francisco CatAlG h 80 alto 10 mani.
fsstasi6n y OIL Presidents del Comit6
unioniata don Ssnsisg go vivAldi, do
nm viva 81 Presidents del pArtldo rs.
pub ieana que fac e~ontestAdo por 10
multitud,
ri clalo caro- y dsspsiAdo duran
10 TODD 81 dis, vino & com prohAr. una
vez mas. 10 aserel6n do I'M mit.nouso.
cor republicano Que djjo <Dios en-
unionista.S
UH OBSKRvADoR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08

LA policia insular hA h:cho laa
%siguisntes denunciaE:
Contra Euqepio Montss, Dor cruel
dad son les snimalss y amens 10 & 10
polisfs.
Contra Isafas Cruz, por ipffsc.
sion & las ordsnsnxas nunisipslss'
Eel polisfA Custodio dstuvo &
Corr clio Coz zsltz, por aeometimisn-
TO y sgresi6n.
Los gusrdias Manuel e. Cantro
y jose R. FAria, dsnureiAron por In
fraesi6n & las leysa dc sArrstsrAs 6
GustAvo Torres, Manuel Delphi, An.
tonic NuAcx, Joss Rivera, Tumks
Csrri6p, Fslips Sanshsx y Claudio
Molina, y por orusldsd do anlmalss q
Tomks Carri6n y Jose Rivera.
Fasron dstenidos por rina Dor
Of guardia Luis r. BAlsgusr los indi.
vidu1s jose SAndovsl, Pedro Garcia
y Juan MsldonAdo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
GuStlVO Rodriguez
ABoaADo 7 HoTARIo
saFlna 3, Pssos. PHsFts-Riss
Para los cue QuleFan sOloaaF
blsn 81 dsnsFa

ns vsads . AEElaada "a Poasa e.
la sale ATOCHA, Il Ma skssrisA a.
IA sa4Ad salrs les dos plAsaa prlnsg-
sala, 80 aliases a. aAmpoassFiA ,
aa1sEa dsl sails. e u plss pzln-
Is ; e Fsaa pcs Il calls Eel sol ,
- II palwAAas poF IL a. AroCHA.
hvam 1 ia sAsAa a. RanAzaslu = O.
- Vkdmilla HsmAass d
FsF @naF ssis alaasaa 6as arr.
aca - Aass may Hal AaxiaAFla uaa
slaalA Ala m@4n knKnio "a 49,
fesNFaA soia@sna ranelts naa 4
pia1ca Alasaa nA@Kosagla soaHua
a1nFssF - q sAils Ell aoL Eeus
ASEAnra salA EFoHlatad nasss a.
osaa lamFaa as sa ttaarus Para
ssgms elFxlF@ 4 RAykaA Rvns
&aaaL-aai L. Peas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
DESDE lGUAD|LLA
Juicios Dor iurado.-Un ci-
nsmat6qFafo. Para las
fisstas do Ponce.
BASE BALL
Una permuta.- = La lluvia no
deja llegar los correos.-
A la Felicia.

La Oorte de Distrito de Aguadilla
entrarz shora osra VIZ en- an periodic
do vsrdadsro movImisnto; les juisiou
por iurado.
AL sfseto, oil lunss 20 lsy6 Oh 81
ausodisho Tribunal do iaatieia Of o.
lsndario criminal correspondents &
este termino de Dlsismb ..
-Asaba dc llsgar { sata eiudad Of
Cinsmai6grafo do Ia Empress Ma,eos
Egutnos. auyo rsprsssnt4A.s % o. 90.
nor Adolfo Rodriguez. qnien nos ha
1nformado trAs una nusvA y variada
eoless Ga do pslfsulan EslAs han sido
muy %aplandidAs On los d~ifsrsntss pue'
bios don . b>u sido sxhlbidas. L.
en- ,rs.A d. q w primsra function ma.
aAna iasvss. On 10 que 10 sstranarG
ans msguffsa msgnfdsa lisnda do
ssmpana que por Of vspor <Coamo,
ACADIA do rseibir de New Y..fk.
Ssrfs busno cue 20 pusisIa q en-
vigor v que 10 hisierAn sumplir por
10 polisfa los artfsulos dc las orde.
nsrzas muuisipales que prohib,n ter
minantsments Of que 90 obatruya Of
trAusito o. les assras y que 90 Arroien
sAssaras dc frutaa en- todas parties,
eonno pass On A~guadil.A.
Sc nos informa que los eabalIcs
sNsuGs y sJoya,s do los 0 flores o.,
Waldo Abril y Eduardo N6adsx, res.
psstivamsnts, tomar&u parts On In
gran nsata htpicA que 90 eelsbrsr& On
10 siudad do Ponce Of dia % del a.,
sSal.
"A sausa do 10 dsaapaaibls del
TEMPO. no uudo v~srihesrss OIL dssaffo
do basss ball. entire los teams scamsss.
llsss ' sHSross, que estaba a~nuusiado
para Of domingo pasado. Aqusl 10 ha
bransfsrido para 81 domingo que visne
y hey mucho eatuslasmo entire los Of
eionsdos & csc spS 3 para Asissir & s.s
sgradable espsct&culo.
Sc informa que Of ssnor Fran.
sisco salas. sabo dc penal da-la CIR.
eel do SITE Distrito, ha psrmntado ION
Of dc 10 dc Arssibo asa u GonxGlsx.
FL domiugo por 10 nochs tsndrk
sisssc 40 bsils do artssnos On Of cen.
tro do Instruction y Rssreo Ella Nue..
70 VietoriaS.
layer, msrtes, no 90 recibi6 On
AgaAdilla niugta vsri6dieo do San
Juan. sEl Duendss. do Arss!bo, nj
uingunA alAss do correspondence. FL
eoFrso que tenfs que llsgsr oil lines
aQuf, vino aver.
-Llamamos 10 atsnsi6n do 10 po'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08

lieia acsrca dc los muehash % euidA'
dores de saballos & orillas do Les zoe
ras, puss sabido % que & vscss, susn'
DO los duefOs 40 dssouidsn, dan sus
sarEeritss, con exposition dc los nj
H1s que Aeudsn & les sGeuelas salem
dc les miamAs,
En- eatos diAs 30 verAu On estv
Oorte munisiVa mushos y muy impor'
tAnIes iuiCios. l formAremos do ellog,
C0RRBsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
PoR $1,000

- soaiAAn - TsaGa Il snss g.
Msmias4A saNFTsassss, l. uAl e
aAFa alaaAa e. & bAFFlo e sLaasa
onaNs aa asa armino. plaiA 4 AaRA
wmmMM - - p1AAA Sc &3Scz3
"a LE awta e sxaaal6n ntas
wugtaa paFs lAs sUofsa ga haks
Zg aa paFmaalAF pmFa q al9o
~lans Taaa tca m~AEazaeua
manamli4ss pasa 6AF e NnR 81 -
naAaf Kmn8 MeHnfanHn naF sa@
= paEa @haRaAF ndos oa tFahoa a
Ia 81 Dssc7 eieAf h4zaA - 49,
see e Ean48os
Para inHorzm tlvigirsst doa uli.
m Hszh-ren o4la-skh shS
=
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08

5000 y SLIGO. ports pago, los seno.
res r. Kehrhahn y Co.,, san Juan,
Puerto Rico, alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08

@PAra earrerAE do eaballoS, ven
den rsloisse speeiales 8 Contadorss de
quintos dc seQundos & $40, % 90,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08

dad para que % cumpla 10 eonvsnido
On OIL sontRato.
CONFESSIONAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
MOdiCidad en- los preCio8

No e atsndea 4 ainguua correspondence, cue 30 vsuga dnEdl
drrtamsns IA cOmpsaa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-13
1C0ndensed Paragraphs About Matters in Maine:

BY the accidental discharge of 81
calibrc rifle, Edgar Woodward, aged II.
who is visiting his grandfather,
Timothy Woodward of North Water
boro. was seriously injured. The
ileshy part of his hand and fingers
were badly lacerated and filled with
rowdcr and the ball also entered the
fieshy part of the groin and came out
at the small of the back, just grazing
the shoulder blade in its upward
course. Although no bones were hit,
lockjaw and blood poisoning is feared.
A double drowning accident occurred
Wednesday morning in Chester the
victims being two sons OF Dcmcrick
White of that town. The boys whose
! ages were u and 16, launched canoe
on Mcdunkcunk stream above Neary' $
| mill which is located near the G. p. r.
| crossing in Chester. The boys evil
IDENTIFY padded up the stream short
| distance and went in swimming as the
| canoe and their clothing was found on
the bank Of the stream. When the
bows did not return, search was maze
with the above results. "Wednesday
late in the afternoon the searching
| rarity had succeeded in recovering on'
l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-13
MAINE PEOPLE,

Al"nzo Hasty Of Saco. has just COM
rleted his sd year on the corporation
of the York Manufacturing Co. of Sa
co. Is of which he has been an over
seer.
William Harper Deering of Saco. al
thouEh "a years Of age, is still very ac-
tive. He drives about the country 4
great deal. always with spirited horses.
buying cattle and attending to business
generally.
Mrs. =. G. Hcrrick. formerly Miss Sa-
ran Monroe Hall of Portland. has bnou
selected az musical director of thu.
World : w. g. t. H., convention. which
is to be held in Boston the middle Of
October.
Bernard F. Mulvcy. Of Woonsock1.
X. L., who has been on a viSi; to his
son IN bangor. has recently resigned
ms position as engineer Of the GlcnarJ;
knitting 90. mill, Woonsockct. after
20 years OF service. Mr. Mulvcy is s.
years of age and during his term of
service never experienced break
down.
I. Il. kittrcdge, asSistan treasurer of
the kinco Trust Co, Foxcroft, ha4 re.
signed his position. Mi. kittrc,Irr III;
been connected with the banking inter
eStS of FoXCroft and Dover Stree the
organization Of the PiscatnquiS say
lnSs Bank in 1874. Prior "a that hc
was for several years in the drug bus
mess.
DIR. +, NJ. Fuller. IT.. who graduated
from Bowdoin in 1901 and from the
Medical school in 1901. will soon begin
practice with his father III Bath. After
graduation DR.. Fuller became hons.
surgeon at the Maine General hospital
and for the rast year has been senior
house surgeon in the kcnsington hos
pital in Philadelphia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-13
CHURCH AND PASTOR
A Glance at What is Happening IN
Maine Religious Circles.

Ten peopIe were baptized last sun
day by Rev. c. II. Ranpach. pastor OF
the Fort Fairfield Methodist church
and the Robbie Holiness church.
Rev F. T.. Winn, pastor of the North
BridE;on and Harrison societies haS
rendered his resignation to take effect
October 1st
Rev. j. F. Schneider for the past
years pastor Of the First ConSrega-
tional church at Wintcrport. has ten.
dercd his resignation to take effect
September -.
Rev. Aubrey c. Gilmore, pastor Oh
the North Congregational thu ch, south
Portland has rendered his resignation
ana viii sever his connection with that
church October /.
The Ladies' Home Circle has pur-
| chased carpet for the church at a
cost Of q little more than $40. 1t Will
| he laid ms soon as the church IL clean
cd and ready for it, which will be be-
| fore the school reunion on August -.
Rev. j. F. Ball, who for the past
| year has been pastor of the Passport
North Christian church, will close ms
pastorate with that society next sun
day. From PASSPORT Mr.. Ball goes To
his home in Iowa.
The organ in the Bath Cnivcrsalist
church is to be repaired and remodel
ed under the supervision of George
Tucker, who comes well recommended
3 STTwaiist6Wn' y. IL. has accepted III
call extended to him by the CongrcCa-
'lohal church society at Lebanon Cen
T ter Mr.. Walker has been pastor Of
, the congregational church at West
; Stcwartstown for the past nine Years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-13

The machinery is being moved ont Of
me Novelty mill. at Mechanic Falls.
which has stood 50 long. practically
useless since the fire which half 1es-
troyed 1t last fall. preparatory to the
tearing down of the building. This is
peing done in accordance with the
pans OF the Virgin Brothers of Rum
ford rails who recently purchas 5, d
They have signified their Intentions IF
building a mill on the lot near the p.
ana H. r railroad. recently purchased
Of Hiram Perkins where they will man
u1acture toys and novelty ART
icles. For the new building
what is fit Of the lumber of
the Old building will be used and tn.
machinery which is being housed for
the present in the building on Main
street. recently purchased by Virgin
brothers on Pleasant street, will also
be used.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-13
ACCIDENTS OF THE WEEK
A Brief Summary of the Injuries Sus-
tanned Ry Maine People.

Millidge Spinney, aged Il years, of
Eastport, fell from hayracl recent
" ana broke his left arm near the ell
bow.
Willie Colex had his arm nearly |
sawed off just below the elbow. while |
at work last week for the Guilford |
Lumber Co. The physicians found it
necessary to remove 4 portion of the
large bone.
Otto. the eight year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Hersom of l<ingman'
WIS drowned last week, while bathing
in the river near that village. The
bodv was recovered but all efforts to
restore life were unayailing.
While punching kindlng at the Jor-
dan Lumber Co.'S plant, Oldtown'
clinton Cvr, Is years of age placed his
hand too near the saw and his second
ard third fingers were so badly man
rlc,l that it was necessary to amputate
the injured members.
Pcrlcv Whitney Of Houlton seems to
he most unfortunate of late. Last
week he was kicked by a COW and had
| two of his ribs cracked. and only about
| a month ago he met with Il similar ac-
| cidcnt.
CIV Mason, Canaan, met with quite
| a serious accident recently. Nhii'
runuig a hayrack from the barn one OF
1.-The wheels struck some OBSTRUCTION
| which threw the pole striking him II
the side fracturing three ribs.
i"I'ru ~ save the foot, but he will be
laid up TO- a long time.
While handling dynamite car
fridge, preliminary to firing a blast, al
the Milford Construction Co.. of Mil
ford, Charles Gotta, as years old, was
| badly injured about the face and
hands, by the premature explosion OF
the cartridge. He is not expected to
| recover
While Clyde Alexander of Verona
WAS working with a band saw at W. r.
Soncr's machine and boat building
shop. at EuckSport the other morning,
| the saw struck Il knot, causing it to
| break. 1t caught on the bolt head of
the upper wheel. and the loose end
flow out striking Mr.. Alexander on the
right arm, almost sevcring that mem
Der.
Frank Tracey. aged 80, of Bangor,
| was drowned in the river while at
| tempting to swim across from the
| Brewer sand bank Monday forenoon
| He went in with several other Bangor
and Brewer young men but there was
no one near enough to prevent him
| from sinking. He had proceeded
| about half way across when he was
seized with cramps which rendered him
| helpless.
| 4 three ycar-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. NJ. Byron of Campobello. fell
| from one Of the wharvcs at Welchpool
| on Sunday last. striking upon its head
on the rocks some twelve or fifteen feet
below, the scalp of the little fellow be-
ing almost torn from his head. 1t
was necessary for the doctor to take is
| stitches in order to hold the torn flesh
in place. He is reported as doing
well.
As tie result of a collision between
Il team containing Mr.. and Mrs. La
Flantc ana tWo-Ycar-old daughter, and
Il team driven by Frank Seavcy, in
Livermorc Falls, the other night Mrs.
LaPlantc is confined to her room with
two ribs cracked. Mrs. LaPlante and
the little girl were both thrown out.
Mrs. LaPlanto striking against the
wheel, but the child was not seriously
injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-13

One Of the most notable events in
Methodist church circles in Portland,
last week. was the formal opening Of
the new Deaconess haE6e on Federal
street. This house was formerly the
property of the Burnham heirs. and
cost $4,000. but the deaconesses pur-
chased it for about half that sum-
There are IA rooms in the home, and
these are devoted to several branchs
of the work. There are at present
five ladies' stationed at the home. Mrs
n. l. Benson is the superintendent
Miss Emily Jones is the nurse and Miss
Edith Rankin is the evangelstic dea-
coness. The two practitioners are Miss
Marion Patterson and Miss Ina Craw-
ford.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-13

The work of constructing a bridge
and laying track over a new course
in tho town of Yarmouth by the
Portland and Brunswick railway. is
progressing finely and it is expected
in a very short time passengers will
be able to ride direct from Portland to
Brunswick without change. The con-
ncction with the Portland railroad
track naar the Grand Trunk depot has
been made and the work of stretching
the trolley wire will commence in Il few
days. lii the future. the Portland and
Brunswick cars instead Of going
across the Fall bridge. so called at
Yarmouth. will run over the main
street Of the village over the Portland
railroad tracks and take the new track
at the Grand Trunk depot and then
shoot across private land and thence
over private bridge constructed
across the Royal river by East Bridge
street to 4 point a quarter of n mile
above the Falls bridge where it con-
meets with its present tracks.
At the eighteenth annual meeting of
the Riddeford and Saco Railroad Com
pany recently held in Biddcford and
the following board of directors was
elected: c. II. Prescott. Carlos Heard,
II. 7. Garland. c. +. Libby, Ammi
Whitney. G. S. Fobes, William A.
Wheeler. Walter G. Davis and f. A.
Newman. The directors organized
with the choice of c. H. Prescott, prcsi-
dent. and f. +. Lord, clerk and
treasurer; F.. a. Newman was elected
general manager, and w A. Worthing,
superintendent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-13

Five persons were baptized at the
First Baptist church. Presque Isle. AMI
ten received into full membership. last
sunday, by Rev. II. L. Caulkins of Var
mouth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-13
MAINE FRATERNITiES.

The annual reunion of the 9th Regi-
mont will be held at Kcnncbunkport'
August q.
The First Maine Heavy Artillery
Dncimcntal Association will hold It's
Goth reunion in Charleston, TUESDAY
August rs.
The August. meGtME, ofr,th6s 81 atlhR e
members fully one hundred were pres
cnt.
Mt David Commandery. No. 367. Of
Lewiston, the youngest in Maine, is
making every effort to carry off the
honors at the coming field day and
intend to turn out in full force. Under
their military instructor, General
James A. Sinclair, they are drilling
weekly. Though instituted less than
a year ago nearly every member of Mt.
David Commandery is uniformed and
til" commandcry makes a fine appear
ance.
The Washington times., 1906-05-01
Specials In ChiIdren'S Wear

Children's stylish Sailors, worth 35c,
soc, and 75c (drummers' sam fl1C
ples). Choice at.........-...E y
Boys fine Wash Suits in all colors;
also plain WI, white and blue sec Az
One lot of Boys neat mixed TIC
goods Pants, all sizes, a pair.
We are showing a handsome line Of
Children's White Dresses y : 40
special values, at 1.25 to-. D o
AS a special we offer Children's
White Dresses in all sizes up to
II years, prettily trimmed, 2QC
Chndren's India Linen Dresses, 0QC
5ec value. to years. at........- 4
Beautiful Shepherds Plaid Coat Suits
with India linen guimpe. SD Q2
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The Washington times., 1906-05-01

With The making Of an agreement for
hnal consideration of the rate question,
the end of this session OF Congress is in
sight. June l. it is now conceded. will
find the national lawmakers preparing
for an exodus TO a better climate than
is offered in Washington
The few recent warm days seem 10
have aroused the recreation bee in the
Congressional bonnets. A score of
Senators have given notice 20 their close
friends that they proposed moving
homeward June ! whether Congress had
adjourned or not. They did not appre-
ciate the idea of spending the summer In
Washington listening to the dry arSu-
ments on the technical points of the law
involved in the question of rate regu-
lation.
The notices they sent the rounds may
have caused speedy settlement on the
unfinished business They may have
had that in view when the going nome
idea came to their minds. At any rate,
il has had the desired effect
Vote Mex. Week.
When the rate bill shall have been
passed some time next week the Smoot
case will go on the calendar as the
business before the Senate. Two weeks
is given to the consideration OF that
work No one anticipates its dragging
along the way the rate question has
Canal legislation will probably take a
week and appropriations viii then have
the swing. The Senate won't tarry or
these matters.
Senator Frye of Maine was one of thf
first OF the solons to announce his desire
70 get away by June l. Closely follow
ing him came Senator Millard and
number of others. expressing the same
desire. Senator Millard. as chairman
% the Senate Interoceanic Canals Com
mittee. is pressing the completion o.
canal affairs before his committee Ht
counts on getting the legislative bill out
this week, and concluding the hearing
next week when William Nelson Crom'
well shall have had his say.
District Affairs.
Senator GallinEer. as chairman Of th'
Senate District Committee, is pushing
District business through his committee
The important business relative to new
The Washington times., 1906-05-01
DIVIDEND DISBURSEMENTS
FOR MAY S58,000,000

NEW YORK. May Disbursements
in the way or dividends on railroad and
road bonds VIII amount TO approximate
" SIS. 100000 I'm May. and the aggregate
would be swelled greatly II the pay
ments or interest on bonds Of Industrial.
lighting, traction. mining. and miScel-
laneous corporation were taken into
consideration In comparison with some
others. Nav is not a fruitful month
The largest disbursements in divt-
dendS for the coming month VIII be BY
the Pennsylvania railroad, which wtl
distribute a semt-yeariy dividend OF
s.. .0S2. 40, and next in size Is the quarterly
dividend of the United States Steel Cor
poration. amounting 70 S6,394. $50. Anal
gamated Copper comes third. with
s.. .6a3, ,040, followed by the Northern Pa
cifc, with s.. IL. 800: the Great Northern,
with s2.I77,190. and the Pullman Com
pany. with Sl.4S0.0o0-