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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-12-04

Mr.. SPBNcER's SuccEssoR.-W. w.
Finley of Washington, D. c., second
vice president Of the Southern and who
Thursday succeeded in the actual
management Of the system upon the
death of President Spencer, it Is stated,
will be elected to succeed his late pres
ident.
The fact that Mr.. Finley takes charge
is indicative, 1t is declared, Of the
action to be taken by the board Of di-
rectors Of this system when they meet
ir. New York, later to elect a presi-
dent and fill any created vacancy.
First vice President Andrews, 1t Is
stated, feels that his advanced years
would cause the duties Of this great
office to be too much Of burden to
him to seek or accept the place. He
will, in all probability, continue as first
vice president and in charge of the
legislative branch of this system.
Mr. Finley has long lived in Wash
touch with the actual management OF
the road, and is in every way capable
to succeed Mr. Spencer.
1t is stated that Fairfax Harrison,
assistant to President Spencer, may be
considered for this place on account OF
the intimate connection he held with
the late president and the fact that he
might be able to continue the lines
marked out by President Spencer.
1t is generally conceded that the
Southern system is owned by the great
banking house of ]. Pierpont Morgan
G. Co., of Wall street New York city,
in whose office the election will be call
ed at a later date.
The list of directors for this great
system, as listed in Poor's Manual fol-
lows:
H. c. Fahnestock, New York city; w.
w. Finley, Washington; Samuel Spen-
Ger, New York city; A. B. Andrews,
Raleigh, n. c.: Joseph Bryan, Rich
mond; S. M. 1nman, Atlanta: r. M.
Galloway, New York city; Adrian Ise-
lin, New York city; E. D. Randolph.
New York city, and ]. T. Woodward,
New York city.
The list of officers prior to the death
of Mr.. Spencer, was as follows:
Samuel Spencer, president; A. B. An
drews, first vice president; w. w. Fin
ley, second vice president; J. M. Culp,
third vice president; c. H. Ackert,
fourth vice president; II. G. Powell.
fifth vice president. H. B. Spencer, sixth
vice president; Fairfax Harrison as
sistant to the president.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-12-04

CoNsTARLEs CANNOT SEIZE LIQUOR
In DEROT.-In deciding yesterday the
case of Paul Heyman VS.. the South
ern Railway company, the supreme
court of the United States dealt with
the question of the extent to which a
railroad company becomes an insur-
ance company to its freight patrons.
Heyman is a wholesale liquor dealer
in Augusta, Ca, and when some years
ago he sold and shipped two consign-
ments of whisky to purchasers In
Charleston, s. c., it was Immediately
seized by the state authorities and de-
stroyed in pursuance of the South
Carolina dispensary law, while still In
the warehouse in which 1t had been
placed by the railroad company.
Heyman was compelled to return the
purchase price to the consignee and
then sought TO recover from the rail-
road company on the ground that the
company had insured the safe deliv-
cry of the goods. The Georgia SUI
preme court held that as the property
had been seized under legal authority
the company could not be held liable.
The opinion of the Federal supreme
court was delivered by Justice White
and reversed the finding of the lower
court.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Mrs. r. T. Allison has pneumonia.

Mrs. r. T. Allison has pneumonia.
Miss Margaret Finley is visiting Miss
Barnett Miller on r. F. D. No. 6.
Mrs. John B. Bowen left this morning
to visit friends at Morganton, N. c.
Miss Charlotte McCants Of Charlotte
N. c.. is visiting relatives in the COM
munity this week.
Mr.. o. r. Huddleston's family left
for Rock Hill. where they will make
their future home.
DR.. J. D. Mcdowell and Mr.. w. S.
Neil returned this morning after few
days shooting at Georgetown.
w. w. Lewis, Esq, went down to
Columbia last Thursday to attend the
sessions of the South Carolina confer
ence.
Mr.. Med. Arledge of Charlotte, was
in Yorkville last Saturday on business.
1t was his first visit here in twenty
two years.
Miss Mary F. Dickson Of the Win
throp college faculty. spent Saturday
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WITHIN THE TOWN.

Mrs. Latimer has given up the
Yorkville hotel and for the presen
that hostelry is to be conducted BY
Mesadmes Mary f. Buggeln and Julis
C. Cox.
The following officers were elected
last night to serve Philanthropic Lodge
No. 80, A. F. M, during the ensuing
Masonic year: ]. r. Logan, w. M, j
]. Keller, S. w: John r. Hart. ]. W.;
Quinn Wallace. Treas: John f. Car
roll Sec
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.coNvENING OF CONGRESS.
Last End of 59th Session Began Yes
terday.

Last End Of 5eth Session Began Yes.
terday.
The last half Of the 59th congress
was convened yesterday, and both the
house and senate at once commenced
to arrange preliminaries for work.
The roll call Of the house showed 300
members present and number Of new
members were sworn in. After the
appointment Of a committee to inform
the president that the house was ready
to receive communications from the
chief executive the body adjourned out
OF respect to deceased members.
Shortly after the senate was called
to order. Senator Penrose announced
that he had a resolution to offer. Vice
President Fairbanks, called attention to
the fact that II was not customary to
transact miscellaneous business until
after the reading Of the presidents
message. Senator Penrose then asked
unanimous consent for the reading Of
his resolution. Unanimous consent
was granted, and it developed that the
resolution provided for the investiga-
ton Of the presidents action with ref
erence to the negro troops. On motion
the resolution was allowed to go over.
Senator Foraker introduced sim
liar resolution Of similar import direct
ed to the secretary Of war. This was
disposed Of in a similar manner
There is reason to suppose that both
Of these resolutions were introduced
with a view to forstalling similar
resolution that Senator Tillman had in
contemplation.
Further developments are expected.
The presidents message was not
read yesterday, the understanding be-
ing that 1t would not be forthcoming
until this afternoon.
Senator Tillman is quoted by the
Washington correspondent Of the Co.
lumbia State that he has never had the
slightest idea Of introducing such a
resolution as is referred to above; but
that he will have some remarks to
make on the subject of one of the res
olutionS.
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Reunion republican,

don Nstso FAiardo y dou Victor P.
Nsrtln'z Tsmroao ssis,isr0p los se'
d 'rss HarnGadez Lopea y don O,tsv'o
RAmirtz, por el distrito de Humsoso.
Sc lego 10 renunetA pressntAda
por el Lsdo. don Jol6 do Guzman
Bsnitsz, que no ls tu6 AdmitidA por
no tsnsr fandamsnto l6giso las rszo.
mes On que 10 fundars; igualmsnte la
del doe.or G 1msz Brioso. Dor habsrla
prsssptado 81 Comiie Territorial, y
no al de Dlstrito, qls t.e qulen le
nombr6
A don JAims 8 .fr', miembro del
mismo eomi.e, % fue acsptAda 10 re
nuncia. Dieho senior 90 partidario de
10 politics del sslI or Fl ,rnaodez L6.
PEE. A ests dltimo 10 f.e aceptads,
PoR uNANIhIDAD. "a rsnuneia 60 M
ists del partido, nomb, &ndoss en- au
lugsr Al s.dor doa Santiago V.vs;
vics prssidsnts & don L1is saashsz
Morales, y Sserstario & ganerAl 81 doc.
tor Coll y Toste.
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Ve|adaS teatra|eS

misma con el tenor, que iguala & a'gu
nos duos do Opera por su dslieaiA
concepei6n y Ardimiento amoroso,
Mas despu6l oil coro fnAl del m'.mo,
con 10 bella perspeetivs, al touio d.
10 ssoeus, del auadro de m, Il cas-, q
bambols di cdrne 'oSsd
In in, el coro do frAilss con que
smpiezs sl 40 seso. sontrApurtsAdo on
la orQusstay aeabado On ur tugado que
inieia 81 fsg1ts a solo con un fslix 81
tscedenss, enesrgGndoss el alarinets
del eonsecuspte
Y hssts les coolas ) bAile do 10
mu d lscA y los f'Ailes debe citarse por
su graeia. Nos pesmitimos sconsei iar
81 respectable pida y Asi.ta & otra re-
presents ci6n do ola Pouy esq, dnIco
m)1o dc haeer an,ends honorable
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-27

Auoeha IS reuni6 ell Com'te tsrri
toriAl del pA-tido repnblisspo, con sl
ia de resc YER si 90 aseptaban g no
3 gansS repulciss pres ertrs
elias 10 del Lsdc, sefior Hernandsz
Lopez.
Asistieron; por el distrito do 1an
Jusn, el doctor Gomex Brioso, don
Roberto Il Todd y don Enrique Mar
quss Husrtss, este dltimo como "a
plente; por Aresibo, doctor G. Coll y
Tosts, don Manuel E. Rosy, y don
Domingo Martinez; este 6ltimo pressn'
70 la renunoIa de "a cargo. Por Aqua.
dills, don OlvAldo Abril, y don Luis
Ssnchez Morales; por Guayama, don
Julio Rrenes, y por HamseAo, sl doe
tor Santiago We've.
No asistisron los miemhros del
distrito de Ponce, don jaime. .Siirs
(ous habfa tAmbea rsnuneiadol don
Francisco PARA CApo y don Manuel
Domsnech, nj los del distrito do Ma
ysgulE, 81 fl >res don Julio P, Castro,
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FELIPE TRIGO
II

Sin mbArgo 10 esn que los d pidos bAbor crza
nlVi0 enorme
Els esto bAbor vtrdsd Meu6rome de don Jose dol Ml
di.mo don LSOio.
ST. hombre. to1.vfa, rtpca admirIndo mi tsrpsza
Porque ha nosdo mi perenne aai6n sobre punto
bordo lelos enfrente do noaoro1 rumbo
naviote dndo tumboa complete ggan
teGco V'lamen despls06do.
Un Unscontecmsnto Ia vsstA soedad En 80 honor han
vueto q relrcir los anteojoa.
BIO por el mio. P6Dgome mrarlo.
Negro beoso ucio, brilsndo 81 sol pingsjs de
rcisS rodeado dc espumN bravo pulGc6n sotar
eccnddA haio cz1r sbentco de hinchld 70
tempo como IN nlVsis del mar
Pienso durlnte hora los aIesnatos feroc los
odos de las args Aves pirItsF hachs de Aborde
en- tods Ia hS0ca tyenda.
Maestro ebelto velcci,mo Re,t empenachdo de humo
anoa corecta continuation del tren M do dtsde
Madrid sobre lIs olas
Al vs. ALA esfumSndose. perd6ndose e frIgGt6n ci
c6peo cArgado de aIgod6n de c de hombres ercos
rudo vnendo abedo de todoa os puertos del mundo
Es por Gtmo tea de tul del hors 1nta
Sc pisrde
una cota sun mas simple nos admire. PAran dos gavo
Mn.. TERRA, entonces -. Cuall
-Sioila dies q don joe mi un marinsro Save
ga Pnr Ii otrs banda
Don Jos6 tirs de mi cantird
eStriJ0r! ia estriJori les ares aaartaas con
r,uaJo lucia ala.
Al lmte del cso dihGAue Il costa en- cnta de nebIas
Todos siguendo euterAdoa poCo & poco Sarge
nut6o tsrs tS hondo sbaDdono de d en-
eamos pedidOS s. duda de ella sSon nubss
sEs bruins cid1 cul pone exclamation ansa de
eDgs6rs fuerA dspe,abe cerIcl con corson con
lea oioI incredible mirAvno de que los marines del
Ae puedan prehAdAs rua e cAmno sin clmino de
las guII Como yo todos eltAIn acordando de Co6n es
espece de Colon este cptn nueatro Ia dssclberto
Stella.
EI obssryatOrio queda eStlbcdo ssbor. Las s,6orm
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teres general.
Fleron aprohados los aIguisntes

Flsron Aprohados los sIguisntas
de sgentes electorAles subltitutoa:
Don Hip6lito Davila. por vAcAnte
de don Sergio MoratAlla, en- BAya-
NOR; don Luis Arshilla. por vIcAnte
de don Susano BoeAregrs, on San
Juan.
TAmbi6u oil Comite de Elecclones
resc msnd6 q los 'efiores sigd 'entsA:
Don Jcse N 1rieGs, por renunciA
do don GAvino Suarex T1ro. en- La
ias; don Ana,tAsio Romero, ca Guile
brs; don Juan G ODE alex 6uarez, por
renuneia de don Emilio Rlix PorrAS,
on AiiAsee don Julio Forlis, por re
RuueiA de doc Eaelides G!menez D&-
wills; don Carlos F. L'Ceia, por renun
Gle de don Joaquin Tellechss, en- Pom
ae, segundo dlssrito; don Joa6 Ru''
Alvsrio. por renuneia de don joe
Bsnihx SAntAnA, en- Fsisrdo
E. Consejo Eiecusivo con 10 rseo-
msndaci6n del Comit6. sprC b6 ln'
nomhrI m ensos de 10. sub Supervlso
res: Mr. G. A. BsAb!ey, para Lsia
Mr. WAudever, para LsiAs y Mr. W
Mac Dorgall, para Lsres.
El Conseio Eiscutlvo aprob6 To-
! re tfaridos aenores, q IA de que Sc po
seaionen cuaLto Antea de aus pueatoH
-Ea el restaurant GLa LinisS oeu
rri6 0 yer una reyertA entire don Manue
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j! c. Arteaaa.

obligsdas 4 llsvar los des1erdicics
hasta 10 Gale do San AgusIf,, para
que los recoian los ereNgsdos de la
l'm2itEs f6blies.
- SIS eneuentr or fermA Dc cnidado
ls distirgu do DANA dt IA Eloisa p.
de Q lavedo BMx EstA mlfiAnA 20
verified una eonaultA do m6dlcos en- In
.residsreia do 10 erfermA. Hac'mcs
votos por % pronto reatablseimierto,
-Dside aver por Ia tArde esla re-
lenido en- CANA nue1tro est'msdo ami
60 81 iovsnorsdor Julio GAlvez O.eroa
Hscsmos vctos por Lu me iarfs.
-Autehs oeurri6 un ircsndio en-
10 residences de dt iA Trinidad Vlre
lie, On Utuado. El heeho Il. 6 essual.
No courtroom dssgraciaa p.r.> ). lts,
lC0ntintiG en- Ia pdgina 6q)s
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to del bAreo, LN alArma fu4 consi
guiente, aunque prof - se sdvirti6 que
sl easo no cfreciA g An importI nciA.
Las seiioras y ttn fitAs que iban on
ditho vApor esiabAn dormidas y no
90 Apercibieron de ests Aeeidents. III
auceao oourrio como & les once y pi-
co de Ia mAHAnA de syer.
Per poticIAs dc Guyana sAbs
mes que 80 encuent eDfermo, aun
que no de cuidsdo, nuestro amigo don
Earlque G u zalex, aloAlde popular dc
aQuella cludAd.
@ eiGnse los vecInos de les 90
.es trAnIvsrsAles de PusrtA do Tlerrs
de que el caro- dc IL bAsurA no va
por AQuelos silios, irrc cgAndoles nc
pt cos reriuielos y molsstias & las 70
milias que oil wen. quieneS 90 vel
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-27

tOontinaaci6n de Ia pdqina ~
mo pareoe preterir el pdbllso, y ent6n
oes veremcs.
Aparte do les innumerab,es fuu'
ras que contiene oil libreto y el pom'
bre del autor debs etArss q 10 par que
el dc 10 mdeicA - record amos enla par
tItnra do Ella Mpn,ei. , sl coro do In
troducci6n, eneomendado { los fran
oiscAnos, que eneierra novsdad msl6'
dica y unci6n svapge,ies, y el coro
final de- mismo primer aoto, deSpedi'
do del novieio Lsns hlloto. Es ssts
ndnero dc ocurrar cIa petilla ito, con
una bien hallada march, do harmoria
8 progression unit6nieA de Undo efeeto
una vsrdaderA inspiration politjniea
do que no 10 hubiere crefdo eapax
IN maestro do opereta.
E1el % acto, 10 gAvota y las 90
plas dc 10 muflsoS oS, de vsns y do faetu
ras lindfsimas. Lusgo oil duo dc Ii
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DEL ERIO AL FUEGO

nulc de ma de ID sxt:ng6n del desc bre del
tempo que Mrdan psrderse do vista dos barcos
-BAbor derechs erbo izquierda tsrminA aismpre don
L.co dirigi6ndoe nj ademGs dice el mar src Ia mar,
es mas marno que yo
Hsca lac tres de- Ia Arde e hunde Sclia I,ianfAs
funddA con Lac brumGs.
Ora sA redonda solit.ri', que concentrs
Ii txsns ntmdad de desconocdoI que
sonrefmo, nos queremos, odImos
tQ1zss e.soy yisndo 81 aefor del maen iunto
poss trate penssndo tenente e capan del
Rs ID madita ridlcUla Nxitua del Reglameto de
bordol
Ha conauado en- efscto. al cap6n que le hA quiAdO
esperanxA
tOh ys Ve usted clpitsn 10 irgrf. tmsmeDr h,y tenn
perlmentoS hsy tempermenos SO pueden paIsr.
ain caer hAsta mso No 10 st6ors e do igua FIN
como q fora Por ILL.,. los medicos...
EI viaje heroico tlanlfQurando puts
peCs de mnete, 81 bsrco gran casa de TecnCs.
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Pont6n Santiago y don Antonio Gs
labsrt, uuo dc los eondut o. do dicho
establ bleeimisnto.
Parcse, seg6n intormss, que el Sc
Hor Pont6n seompAfado de don Joa'
quin Arohllls y dos i6venes mas, fueron
alli q almorzAr y, como ae retArdarAn
los me z1s en- servirleS, aQuel protsat6,
ircomodSndose el senior GelAbert.
ri escandalo termin6 en- una re-
yerta. en- que lAmb.ea tomaron parts
Mignel Falcon, Juan Morales y Angel
Montalvo, voIando los plAsos y las %
pas. ri Mffor G slAbert pSg6 los vi
drloE rotos.
De 10 contends rslultsron CON
tuscs .Pons6n, 0slabeyt y ArchIlls,
q lienes faeron cUrtdoS en- la salA de
socorros y reducidos & prls!6n, des
pues, Goa los demAs individuos que
tomAron parGs.
DsnunciAdo oil hecho, Immediate
meots ia e0rle municipal, el Jus,
utn)r G norio conden6 q G alAberE y
Fonl6n Sl0 do mllts, que pig srOl
On el Gcio.
e Ell regrsSo del vApor SPortt
RcoS de Ponce, y 'ents q Ia costa d
F. iardo, se DECLARE & bordo un cora
TO do ineendio { causA del efuce
dos alambres el6ctricos, quemkndoa
parte dc una division dc 10 obra mt el
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SECC|ON MERCANT|L

AzUCAR. Para 10 exportaei6n: /:
Central sConstAneis1 l 300 sssos
& sS 50. Compradorss: J. T. Silva B.
O. CO.
Hacienda Luisa 1000 saeos & S3.ts
Compradorea: J. T. Silva B @. CO
Buquos anunciAdOs
Vspor espsfiol <Conde VIII, edcs
saldra de Barcelona hsciepdo las 60
calaa de costumbre para este, el 30
del actual,
VApor espsnol sBuenos Airess,
estara en puerto proeedspte de Espa
do ms tana siguiendo visje para 10
HabauA escalas.
Vapor smerieano <Carolinss con
destino q Ntw York aaldr& el 81 del
presents.
VApor americano <Coamcs del
puerto de NEW York para el nueitro
saldr& mafsus.
vapor amsricano <Arkadias sali6
del puerto dc New Orleans para el
nueatro el % del que cursa.
EntFadas
De Espsfs vapor esptfiol sMiguel
N. Pinilloas con cargA y psSsjs.
De 10 isla goI.tAs &C Coraz6n do Ma.
riaS y <Aure.ia>
salidas
Aver para los Estados Unldos 90
leta SHenry Crosbys con cArgA
Para 10 isla goletas xDos Hs~ma
noss, sNaria Artaus, sM,ya wsrs,
sDsseadss. sVoluntA!, sCArmslits,
con cArga,
Ruqucs en- puerto
TRAvEsIA
sMiguel ". Pinilloss de,eargGndo
sEmms X II wsons deseargAndo
ACAracAa, descArg & ando
COSTANEROS
suayi Ruszanss descargAndo
sRieArdo Ruixs descargAndo
GSAn Miguels Fsi .rdo
sEsperArxas descArgAndo
SCorszin de Mario descArgAndo
xAurelisS psndiente
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NOT|C|AS DEL: D|A

SUMARIO. -Nombramiento de agentes electorales. Sc
A]cade de Guayama.-C Gable Monsenor Blenk.-In-
cendo en- Utuado.-En e vapor <Porto RicoS. S.-Da-
ma enferma.-Reyerta en- el Restaurant ola Linda> :
D. Julio Gavez Otero enfermo.-Qtras noticias de in.
teres general
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freclos min de los artieulos
que So dAtaIIan en

FrecIos MIN de los articulos
que 50 detalIan en-
alma0enes
Arrocea do partido Jap6n do
e34&6.
Idem vAlenciano q 8 i'd. Id.
Aios de 80 etvs. & so.
Jamones COT o 10.
ouesos Amees.a s15 Patagrka 20.
Tosino. . 1T . 18.
sardinas ahumadas Q 16 eentavos,
Jab6n. s5t Rooamora, america
no. s2&y41.
Pasta del pals q e31.
nanteaA q OF On l On latas
do o. & 10.
Hxrina do $3.50
Habichuelas Amerisanas solorAdas
largaa e5t ass
QarbAnzos s4} 80.
Baealao OF AL
Cehollas 3, . o..
kantequillaI dc e13 0 1S
PapAs ameriaanas % q 3.
Tasaio 81 as.
Lsche condensada sAguila. & s6
Id Id sCruz Roias s5
Id Id sMagnolias Oh
DEL PALS
Ax6sar para el eonsumoi
Nassabado slAro dc e44.
De miel slaro . o..
Csntrifuga elaro dc u . ss
Americana do s o St.
De Ponce s32 . 81.
Ron 50 grados Cartier & s1, 50 cen.
t.,oa gallon pagados r. 1ntsrpss
Mais Q $50
Tabaco, nominal,
Preclos dc compra
Almid6n q $3.50
Algod6n do s . $50.
Coeos do is o Is millaY.
Ousros dulses s1S
Bebo dc res Q n.
Cafk sorriente do S12.& 129.
Candles 00rrlentes
Londrss cheek Q 4.S7 & 4.s73
Paris has D.
Hamburgo &AsD.
Nav York par
EsraHa l0al1 D.
C6duIas hlpotecarlas
Bsneo Territorial y Agricola e6o sol
AesiOmcs
Banco do Pto. Rico 9 25 4 26
Panso Territorial. Q 1e { II.
Baneo Popular ..+. Q 10 IL.
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CANTO A La BANOERA

(POESIA LAUPEADAl

iSalvs bardera de mi Patris, salve!
en- alto sismpre desaifs 81 vierto,
tAl como en- trurta ror lA TERRA toda
to llevsron ind6mitos guerreros.
I'd sres Espsns en- les dssdtchss grs nde
en- n pslpita con latido eterno
el slisnto immortal dc los soldadcs
que tu aombrs, adorA1dote mursron.
Cubrss oil Emplo En- que mi madre rtza
las ehc zas de los mfisros labriegos,
las cunaa dopde dusrmen mis- bMmanos,
la tisrra en- que dessansan mis- abuslos.
Por eso srea sgrada. En- torno tuyo
ktrAvSs del espaaio do los tempos,
el eco do las glorias espaho!as
vibra y rstumba con mareisl sstrrendo,
lSalve, banderA de mi pstris, savsl
on alto siempre dssstia sl viento
msnehada con sl polvo de las tumbss,
tehda con 10 sangre de los muertos....
Sinesio DeIgado.
dAdrid
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-27
Juan De Guz1an Benitez
ABQGADO.NOTARIQ
TETUAN Is. P. 0. BOX
SAN JUAN, P. r.
81 USO

Su USO
Como 'purgants suave.y encAx'
In 10 indigestion.
In los agrios , flasos del sSt6mago.
Contra 10 iaquesa.
Contra el estrefimient1.
Contra 10 bills.
Como refrascante.
PROSPECTOS
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-16
Forty Lives
Lost in Wreck
Near Chicago

Chicago, Nov. 13.-The officials of
the Baltimore & Ohio announce that
they have received positive news from
the wreck at Woodville and it was
known that out of the 1875 persons on
the train 40 were killed, 30 others in
jured and so escaped unhurt.
Later Report - A wreck occurred
Monday on the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road at Woodville Ind, about 80 miles
from this ciyt. Reports so far are
conflicting, but the majority of them
place the number of dead at FIVE killed
outright in the collision, 20 TO 80 others
caught in the wreckage and burned to
death and % seriously injured.
The accident is said to have been
caused by a confusion regarding sig.
mails, which allowed the immigrant
train to pass a station when a freight
was approaching from the opposite dir.
actlOn.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-16
TWO Terms PLENTY.
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT SAYS
HE IS NOT A CANDIDATE.
Makes the Statement at Recent Con-
terence at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. two
terms Is Sufficient for the President
of the United states-Reaards This
as His Second Term.

It was announced al Washington, D.
c., Sunday that President Roosevelt
before starting on his Panama trip
took occasion at a White House con
ference TO again strongly reiterate his
public announcement that no combina-
ton Of circumstances could induce him
10 become a candidate for reelection
in 1905" Il is said the subject was
preached by one Of the callers alluding
10 frequent publications which declar
ed the president TO be the logical man
10 lead his party TO victory. The presi
dent. in declaring that he had not
changed his mind, expressed apprecia
ton Of the compliment implied. He
said that while the suggestion was
no doubt made in all sincerity. it was
embarrassing because it created the
impression that he could be swayed
from his former attitude. He said his
decision to retire at the conclusion OF
Lis present term was i~rrevocable. The
president subscribed to the time hon.
cred tradition that the president of the
United States could not serve more
than two terms. He regarded this as
his second term. He secuted the sug
gestion that the policies he had been
pursuing could not, Dr. would not, be
carried to their conclusion by his sue
cessor, whoever he might be.
Late Message From Voyagers.
According to wireless messages re
ceived at the White House from the
battleship Louisiana. President Roose
welt and party are experiencing fine
weather and greatly enjoying the trip
The president and Mrs. Roosevelt
are greatly enjoying the trip, spending
a great deal of time on deck.