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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-29
ECOS DEL EXTERIOR
Ordenes terminap tes del Go.
bierno peruano. prohibien.
do elembarque de soles.
Mr.. JUAN STRAUSS
Reducldo a prisi6n por quie.
bra fraudulenta. FL Gee.
bre Alca'de de Moscow.

Debido & 10 eoniinua a'xG dol va.
lor de 10 plata, oil gobierno parus no
SO psg5 aysr & psrmisir el enhaYous
de u. COO soieH para Londres "a los
visierus que sAlsn del psis no ss les
permits llsvsr mas qua d!ez aoles do
plate, emb&'gaadossles al txsesc &c.
bro dieha eantidAd.
Como no exlste Icy a]guna Que
r'is N sate asunto. el gobisrno obrs
bsio 10 fuerte preston do 10 urgsnis
nesesidad do remediar IN NAL.
Juan Stratus nisto del gran
maestro Ssrt tu's, el fAmoso Autor do
los valaes do 50 nombre, hA s!do ro-
ducido q prlsi6n por quisbra fraudu-
lentR.
Juan Strau,s 90 direcior dc Ia or.
queGta de 10 sorts imperial: a causA
d. "a vida sxrAvsgants, hA sonGrav
do mas dc $50. COO do dsudas, dsbl6n.
dose & $50 oil eIeAndAIo que hA produ
eido.
Eel Alealds do Moacew, Mr..
Rheim ootl al que 20 srroi6 una bonn.
ha do dinAmita el diA IL dol sorriente
" que mAt6 dc an tiro al Qus 30 10 hA.
bia lArxAdo, hA resibido sentensrAs
do telegramAg do tslicitasi6r, sutre los
euales hRy uno del Car. per mas cue
exlGto lA soSpGehA que paressa som.
probAr a'gunAs sireunaiAneias evi-
dentes, do que sl alrnsado contra 81
vida fus simulado y urdido per 81,
con Obisi1 de Ieiiableeer 81 eyedito,
que sitAba tan QuebrantAdo, que se.
mia ser dsstituido.
Loa psdsxos de 10 bombh que re-
eogi6 10 pol.cia, demusatrAn que aqt { &.
lla era somp!esamsnts inotensivA, y
10 cTSe que Rhs!mbot, hlhiA Promeli.
do oil qae 60 10 lAnz6 que asEiA rssps-
tAdA au vida y 10 mAt0 & fn dc lmpe
dir gus hAhlara.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-29

orAs para sg en- hn maldeer cate Faris uua snIo ma
RuaM Al pArasE no. orso hA hsbdo ax6n ca proaorb
Aes reyes Aunous no fues ma que del ty DAgobsro
aue rsAo6n hsne rsy DIRobsio con 70 ous pasa en-
IRE nosOlroai - '' ~
q & rSaei6n dsc csc horrbls lrano Al Gran Eloy
NO hay comphia basna cue ssA qus 10 da5amoF
taei osn 20 soy nn repuboano dgs: Naia dsbs hsesno
aoAnaonar h oea1A eompiHA ri a gaotaI ma hac Be-
lqui auedo
-PoO!s amigo pObrs amigo die Marco
NAaA aeea oaaoVsYA psFo s mraoa loa oias ba,le
-Eshm De msnos q vida diio Loria
81 cor ella.
-FaM 20 20 "a ee1o 10 nsnch TOY uada nm -rfr i
dela kHoa i aaal ne ha hseho gsnos 3ssseaa5oa -
dad aaa me hae oEdaio eomnncFls eFaaasan Crse
p2sa 9as 20 eeatnA gfA1 lao0 consca aona IA slrs As
mlaa, IA hnNgaa n mArehae observation-disclosures t,3s -.
ploi gss soFaa dslFka Dc Frall racars aaa sl. ess
oAatons Dlaa senpaala e 3tcif psgs a. ia
Leria e. lalsFramrl6
Al q nk dIa id ssisfo sAls b.sa ,asi. "a ss. -
k1aea satt gea 70 axaaa as g1a kesffssa - essa
- felel. 1aaFelei tnGeaama b fskl
"a gss ne8la
~taaSo naapos d, lsgga tsmpa
NnnsaiA txsltn9 Aa1g.a.e. 2ga1ln aa7 aasss A.
n3os q aaa 20 pse4a asaslsF asas as les ssss lsesrs
psta seEsa - 4aa aatss aamaga 4aaasissa
sa's . oso p sas astls laua u "a. srss,.r
ts.an lsalaaa
-0A paa ne sss 80 saesft 1rahn8 Isasrsss
Aasfea Z aFfae h naae gersss b aas nss la npsFsst
e tnlgs.
tnsl 1ll stg EnEaa
Aasfes = sagszs Il ptaa esaaa3s Lara ) nars .ei,
saFsFa ttfeVas4aa42 d Ee1aas 6 gaa tasa l. l,ssss.
saea seaatss sszasess1ea tts Ger &c "a = - - :
efossts q i EsaFia gF.as.Fh
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-29
NQT|CIAS GENERATES
Representante de los murici.
pios de San Juan Pom.
ce y Mayagaez.
PUERTA De TERRA
FL juez de Coamo. Condo.
mas extlpguidas. .-Caida
de un mayordomo.

Dshnitlvamsnte he q uedado nom
brado 81 abcgado Mr.. T. T. Cotton,
para rsSreGeptar & los munieipios de-
San Juan, Pcnes y MayrRu'z, on 10
reclamation de Sus intereses. mszcla.
dos en- Ii quiebrA dc Ceballos.
Hoy regrsl6 & au residences oil
Ledo. don Rafael GuiItsrmety, Jusz
munieipsl do Coam9,
Aver fu6 der e1ado on 10 Coris
civil do San Juan, sl divorolo solicit
tAndo por Vicente Paul G or xAlsz con.
tra 50 eaposa Maria Dolores Tlrado.
Hoy eumplieron sua esndsnss
on 10 cAreel municipal Angel CAsano
W, MaxImo FAle6n y Maria Nisvse.
MOI ipforman que on 10 aAaA del
seftr Bazkn sta sn 10 cAlle do Ran
AQustin, dc Puerta do TERRA, el ve'
elndario Arroia las bAauras 4 10 VIA
pdblisa, hAbisndo eAto osasionAdo va
vArias denuneiAs.
-Aysr sufei6 una cAidA. don Jose
zlno, mRyordomo dc 10 Hacienda
<CArmers, On momenios en- que lleva'
hh un paQuets do homhillas electrieaa
On 10 mAno, rscipiendo una hsrida q
eolgsio IN 10 region lenAr do 10 man0
dersshA, do 10 que tae Asistida On 10
HAla 10 socorros,
ea-Los m6disoS eondsnan unani-
memente el uso dc las emulsiones que
gentlemen Creosota 6 GuSyaoo 10
bien sAbido que estas suatancias euan
do SO toman mezcladas con el Aceite
dc Hfgado de Baealao irritan el est6
msgo y loz ri6ones, ensorpsssn l. hne.
40 nutriCi6n y por las freeuentes eva
cuaeiones que cauEAn, producer oil f&
pido aniquilamiento de los enfermos.
FL doctor Parsons, IN distinguido
cspeeiallsta de 10 CiudAd de kexieo, di
90 & eSte reapssto: $Riiriendome al
vAlor germieidA do 10 CreosotA, cuan'
do 20 Ii administrA & erfernos tuber
euloaos incorporate & prep&r asionen
de Aeeitc de RigAdo dc BasalAo, do,
slar6; que los expsrimentoa quimicol
| y observation cuidadosA dc IN grar
n6mero do casoS, han demoatrAdo GU,
eualQ uisra que sean los resultados be
nehcos que les entermos pusdan reel
bir del uSo do ID CrsosotA y otrAa sus
tAnclAH irritAuies do estos resultados
nulifean los efeetos pernioioaos gu,
screen tales drogas on el esl6mago.
Es IN hssho hien eonosido que Il
ssimilAeI6n iAcil y completA do los al
msnsos eS de 10 mayor importancia OF
sl tratAmienio do las snfermedade,
cue Ae carraCteriEan .por denutrlsl6n
So. saba lAmblen qus sl Aeeite do Hi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-29
FL PRES|DENTE
Su vi je a Filipinas es espera-
do con ansiedad. --Parese
que Sc con6rma.
FL sECRETARIO TAFT
La vista puede ser muy opor.
tuna para I'm nuevo men
safe especial. .-Veremos.

sWaihinion, DicIembrs. - Ell
Presidents R1ossvslt visilgra las isles
Filipinas oil pr6ximo versno ca eom
psnfs del SssrstArio dc G 1arYs Mr..
Taft 81 obisto dc sttar praasnte sa IL
apsrlura dc 10 Assmblea FIJI pima. III
10 Discrimination del PrCaiderte fs@
sxprssads, Sntea do 81 mArcha GPs.
nan q, { IN alto iarc!onArlo do au
eonfArzA, Gsorgs P. C6un..
Sisl prssidsnie Roosevelt hA de.
aidido hicsr cate vlsis. CON el fin do
eiindiAr en- el terreao, los problsmas
de O;iente, no hay riz6n que & clio 10
oBopga, Hegdu nueatro modo do YER.
En 10 quo respsctA & Ia propisdAd
Q impropiedad do iemsiants visjs, IL
sxyediei6n & Panama ha Gsrtado sl
precsdsnts, dc modO que, por esa par
10 podemos con aFguridsd dseir qus
Re oasvelt iFA a Manila despr 81 do las
Sssionss pEtxlmAs dol CorgteHo.
EstA visita del primer mo glstrado
do 10 naci6n norae american no dsbe
intorpreiArSU como IN nusvo capri.
sho. 7 do 10 cortrariol dsb,mos son'
siderRrla muy sIgoidEaiiva. por GUAM
10 que, conceiendo la independence
do eritsrio del PEeiidents RooseveIt,
NADIA mas prossdsnts que una vsz on
las Ialss, arAte 81 do inveatIgar v ss,
tudlar los prob'emas del pais, On a. /.
pseial sQusllos que Atl sn oil porys-
mir polftiso do s,ts PATS.
AdsnaS do ESQ, snireysmos oue
ssta viaitA harA ver aus iruGos On In
pr6x'mA eamSs1a prssid 1sial, no
% nada Aveniurado Greer que IL cues
ZION fliDinA oIrs vtz hs dc cor tsms
dc luchA sntEe los pArlldos Polilloos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-29
OTRAS N0T|C|AS
Varlos arrestos. -Por abuse
de conGar "a y por acome.
timiento y agresi6n.
DON CONRADO ASENJO
La sociedad <Derecha de Bo.
rl7quera. r La s'norita
Rafaelina Polrata.

La sdeie;t'ves Nr>st6 Ayer 4
Santiago BArbosa. seuESdo de abuse
dt cor6arUs A las pogaS h1rAs, tu6
por orden del Fiscal.
--Ans,ro Dslgado tue srrsstAdo
aver q las di'z de 10 ma nans, scuaado
do ssomeilmisnto y sgreIijn,
~Ss srsusntra sptsrmo con Con
RADIO AEepio, pre- tssor do TAquigrsfla
del Aicnso. CslsbrAmos su rsatAble'
miento.
T 10 oil Club do r, KOhrhaAn h
Co.,. ~ Gan Ersnaisso, no vsndsn dos
rsloiss 90 ora ssdR ssm ana, entra 50
eosios, Abop and0 $3.50 6 Loo ssmsnal.
La kltima Ssm&na ohsRvo uao don
Pedro Perez, aosio n6m 20,
Para ls noshs de A6o nuevo
prspsra an bsile 10 sosied&d recYsA
tIva 80 srssha de- BnIrque-s.
~Ancsh, fac Artesiadu I1&u Ne,
gr6n, Asusado de aSomGtlmlento
sgresi6u.
Hoy ha Galido para III n dsn'
cla dc HumGsso, dsspre. DO pAssr
uhs tsmporada On San Juan, la dis'
pguida q d rita RAtAslinR Porrsta
Doris, & quien soompaHIa au hsrmAno
oil i1vsn scmpcaisor y RmigN numtrr,
don Federias PorrAia Dor!a. Baen
visis los dsassm3s
A Regina Pinto, ViclnA do Ia
ealle do San Htbsata1. 10 mordi6
anoths IN psrro on el dedo lndIes dc
Ia mano derteha La heridA tu6 o.
lAeNdA dc leve Aalvo assidsnss
Ell inspassor de nsnidad don 10
s6 Rosario, desc miG6 eata mafiana sr
10 tahona do Artolin Alfonso, Sol 100,
una partida do pan qye so eCeonsraba
On mali . condie.ouss para 81 con-
gumo.
DE hsridts y soata .ionss lsves
tueron Aaist dos eu 10 lalA CO soeo'
rros Jcie CEsiro, Andrea Suarex q
HilArio CksAlA.
@Para satrersS dc eAhAll0s, ven,
den reloiese speeiAlcs o eontsdorss de
Quintos dc ssgundos 4 s6. 40, $500,
s10 90 y s1l.OO, ports pago, los se9o.
res r KehrhAhn y Co., San Juan,
Pusrso Rico. all.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-29
Ell CABALLERO DE CASA ROJA

-Si Como pusdsS adivnar saol 81. Diznsr qusridO
amigo xnsE cue ha alberto d Venire s dssgrGcsdo hA
Ilioldado sn duda expiAei6n de cupsS.
-iAh diio Maurico con Sombria Gonras lm csc 10 que
has psnsadol
snOvsya ds6 sabsEA Gns sua mALo pusa ss1abs
damAaado d66i para aoporr isnlss smoeionas uueavs
ST. he psnsado porsua be Vslo A "a Ado a. ssae al
uugteniadc nc sar qas hsya snconsrado Ilguno
Aaureo sin iseir palAoFA apFoyachanio Il nomsnc
qae GaoEva a6umaia De- aoe pods ve lsaaboson6
aU enaao Lofln 80 eansa ohalseo snsangrntad0s
~Ah eco - ezra sosa die LoFa AArgando mano Msn.
tee, Z iE sinkniesa a edo.
lone . a. Aaa ssgssFAao a. snAFar per saa as aaa
aa eslaae De saas0n be potdo sonasrVAr 81 aaaho 4 "a
gilotna y Fspggaa.
MaaFeo apodeF6 dsl eoa a. movnssao 3s sspr.
Earo cal mtna hsnpo - c daEalYl6 Lora diesaae
-Na dsnogavs t9tflfla damsslado
Eisass ison die Lerln, viva i mlsuiaA da 81 alils-
n 70 psp1ohs9 ta s.slo s9no die Daat6n IA q au
s8gltaAazof
Hsoot sasaAo 90 nsle asl gyapa da Ice tsaiaasla3ea
Naaa as sasa = asse q b hsa6 e. q gacho sty6 mario
En- i istQ
~ nana nsnsa aza atasysra ~ masmaale ) hss5 S.
aai9 staaea taaaaaa aa peaafa sabFa 81 baaafs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-29
Sc solicltan vendedores bue.
nos para este peri6dico.

gado dc BasAlao. pertsotamenle emul'
sionado, On uno do los meiores reeons
tituyentes, Por ESQ % que los mas dis
tipguidos espscialistAs preScribsn hoy
las emulsionea de Aseite do Hfgado dc
BaealAo que no aontiens Creosota
oGras suEtanciAs trriIanIes, que 0sa
sionan el desordsn do los iuneioneS di
gesttVss.
De les ditsrsples preparedness dc
Aeeile dc Higado do BasalAo, 10 pre-
faro 10 Elnulai0n do Scott que iabrl'
san los lenores SSGn 4 B. woe Dc
NusvA York
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-29
PERD|DA 0 ROB0

Do ID 6noA sMaria,s , sItA On el ba.
rrio del sAguasAte,s termino munioI-
pal Dc YAbucos, 10 hA dssApareeido
un oabAlio, solor AIAIano, do suAlro
Afos do sdAdl 10 GRIN del rAbo sorlA-
do y mAreado etOimA Go 10 nAlKa IL.
quierdA 4 IAah0S
81 cue CO noticlAs txAstAs do au
parA6sr0 AGRA grAhassdo.
HumAeao, DicismbEe 10 dc |, 9Oe.
lO-5 UGrGcci0I0 CGrrGsQGhl9,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-29
AVISO

Be vende por la mitAd do su valor
an AparAso para iabricAr hebIdas ear.
bonatadas, Be sompone del generator
tres fuentes son sus eOrrespondiensss
lavsderos do gAx, una mesa para lie.
nsr botellaS dc iapones de grAviiasi6n
J 90 llsnsdor do nitonss,
Para lniosmsS diEigirss 60 Camuy
A ANToNIo CAawILLo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-29
SECC|ON MERcRNTIL-
N0taS (omef(ldeS de San Juan

Ae0AOm@n
RAnco do Pto. Rico Q 25 & 70
Raneo Territorial. s23 k24,
BAnso Popular e10 IL,
AZUCAR. Para la exportaei6n
Sin operaciones.
Buqucs aMuMciAdOs
VApor Amer'oAuo eCoamos CON
deallpo { NV York sAldri oil Erimero
del entrants EnsYo.
Vapor esyafiol <VaIvAneras e.tS
a 10 sarga On Barcelona y sAldr6 pa
rA eItA son las cssAlas intsYmediRs el
10 del entrants E zero,
VApCr amerieAno <CArolinES sal.
dr& hoy do Nav York para esta.
Entradas
Tom6 puerto aver & 6nma hoYa
sl vApor eapt mol $Bueuos AiFsiS do
Kspi a ICON sarg'
Vapor amerieAno sPat6ndsrs do
la lila con Irbnliso.
SaHAdas
vApor americana sPalandsrs para
10 islA con irAnsito.
Kuques ON puoFs0
TRAVEAIA
81. w. Aysrs. pendiente.
sAuguat q. BAbaetS deAcSrg ando.
SFrederiek w. Dsys deaeArg sndo
SW. Z SlCNss deAeaYgando
SPhilsdely htas Id.
&SAmuel W, Hathaway Id
GSAntureeS Id
GBuenos A'rsls dssoRrgAndo
COSTANERO6
GDsseAdss Nsguabo
aPet ~ HumaeAo
GR C lido su'zS Hsndlente
<MAriA ArtkuS Vlequss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-29

Ella DcmocraciaS es IN
peri6dico de circulation insu.
perable en- todo Puerto. Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-29
PrlnOIpaIss artlcuIOs

PFln0|pales afllCul0S
.que 90 dstallAu On almseenss, AlloSl
slguientea preoios,
Atriii: d. 0A'tli1 { IGoia & S
Idsm valenciAno do 81 . 81 por
extreme do slAses.
Aios do rs etva. & AZ.
Bombone sol 81
EAeAlao a7i
9ardinaa ahumadAs . IA eentavos,
CabollAs espanolas o.
I Amerieanas s2i
Carbanxos e4} 80.
HRhichuelas AmsrisAnas soloradAs
lArgas e6. BlAneas amerieanAs Ct
Earina do trigo N.25 0 ST
Id do mAiz est
JAmones t9i . 10.
Jab6n RocamorA s6t, america
ue, e24 ~.
'kAntsea 81 q 81 On fy On esias do
90 { 10.
MAnteQa Qai.lAi do el4a 8
Pasta del pAfs q ss,26 4,3O.
PApAs AmerisanAs II . 2
Toeino, OF & 19l
Tasaio %
Cassoa am. CIT Patagrks q,
Lache eondensada SAguilss & %
Id i'd sCrux RoiAs .sl9
ID Id sMagnoliaS M}
del PAIH
A Tear para el eonsumoi
MAssabado slaro dc ga
Ds misl elAro o..
CsntrfiagA elaro DO u > ss
Amerisans de st asi
Da Ponoe a3i . 81.
Ron 10 grados Cartier 4 OIL. 50 can
savo, gallon pagados 4. Intsrnss
Eaissl.7b
Tabaoo, nominal
PreCI0s dc comPra
A'mid6n Q $3.50
A.god6n do S 8 $50.
Ccsos de 1s . I8 millar,
Oxsros dulses 90 Il
Rsbo do res Ut.
{ aie sorrisnts nominal
CambIOs O0rrlentes
EondYsa ehssk Q A.s7
Paris 81 III D.
HAmhuRKo GAaD.
New York { is stvS Z
RsgAda liz v.
CUduIaS hlpOteCarIas
Kanao TERRITORIAL J. .AgrfsolA. $50
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16
OSSINING TIED UP.
Posoer House Boilers Defective-
Cars Man Not Ran for a Week.

No trolley cars ran in Ossining yesterday and
the chances are that the service will be sus-
pended indefinitely along the three and one-half
miles Of track. owing to the action of the State
Inspectors of Boilers who yesterday declared
that the boilers at the power station were in
such bad condition as to be absolutely danger
GUS 1t is said that for some time the men in
the power station knew they were operating the
plant at the daily risk of their lives.
The Westchester Traction Company, with
headquarters in Philadelphia, which operates
the Ossnng line. has been repeatedly informed
that II was not giving proper service or one in
keeping with the terms of its contract with the
village. but nothing has been done to better
conditions. and the Corporation Counsel has al
ready begun proceedings for the annulment of
the trolley company's franchise.
The general manager of the trolley company
said on Sunday that he had shut down the line
owing 10 a notice served on him by inspectors
that the boilers were in a dangerous condition.
and that he had informed his company but had
received reply.
It will take several weeks to repair the boilers,
and 1t is feared that there will be no trolley ser
vice for the campmeeting, which begins the first
week in August.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16
SUICIDE DURING ARREST.
Young Man Prefers Death to Dis
grQcing Mother.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. J


Baltimore. July 15.-Rather than disgrace his
mother by being sent TO prison. Alfred Hudson,
twenty-eight years old. during a desperate
struggle with a policeman who was arresting
him for attempted burglary, put the muzzle Of
his revolver in his mouth and instantly killed
himself tonight. The fight with the policeman
ending in the suicide Of Hudson, took place in
the backyard Of the house of Ross Scott. No
S22 Eutaw Place. in which Hudson had taken
refuge after an exciting chase Of about half
mile. He had attempted to enter the grocery
store of George Timanus, in Maryland avenue.
Several policemen and citizens chased Hudson
to Mr.. Scott's yard, in which the fugitive had
threatened 10 kill Hazel Taf1ing, who saw him
and screamed. The police called to him TO sur
render Hudson revolver IN hand, calmly said:
Wait a minute. I know that I've got years
ahead of me In the pen and want to make up
my mind whether to surrender kill myself"
Meanwhile a policeman had scaled a side fence
and dropped down him. They grappled, but
before the officer could wrest the revolver from
him Hudson had put the muzzle in his mouth
and fired, after crying:
You shant take alive. I'll never let my
mother know her sons been dsgraced"
Hudson was the of Mrs Minnie Hudson
we'll known dressmaker. 1t is believed that It
was his first attempt at burglary.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16
STATEN LINES



OF power. a crowded car bound from 81. George
stopped within few yards Of where the trolley
line intersects the railroad crossing at Clifton
When the power failed the motorman, John Law
Ter, forgot TO shut of his controller, and left his
post. The car started by itself when the power
was turned on. and crashed into TOttenviIe train
that was just passing.
For fully ten minutes the had stood still,
with the passengers joking about the bad service.
All day long the power gave out intervals of
from five fifteen minutes. When the car shot
ahead PatTolman Lake of the Midland Beach no
lice station. who was near. seeing one in con-
troll with the train approaching. called to those
the front seat to jump.
Among them Mrs. Johnson OF No 1S7
East 111th street. Manhattan and her daughter.
The latter jumped first and landed in the police
mans arms. The mother fell in the street and
was badly bruised The other passengers Ieaped
but was badly injured.
The front platform Of the trolley was lie
molshed and the rest of the twisted. When
the mOtorTnan the he tried to lean
aboard stop it. but it had got too far away from
him He arrested.
Traffic was blocked for half hour. and points
where hOmeward bound passengers gathered be.
came seriously cOngested.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16
NAN AND WIFE SAVED.
They and Life Guard Nearly
Dr0wned off ROckaYau.

Thomas Holmes. purchasing superintendent of
Smith & McNelTs restaurant IN Washington
street, and his wife, almost drowned yester-
day afternoon at Rockaway Beach. Holmes is re-
garded Of the best swimmers who visit that
resort. Mrs. Holmes cannot swim. Holmes left
her in what he believed a secure place yesterday.
then pushed out for his usual long swim the surf
He had hardly made two strokes. when the under
tow swept Mrs Holmes off her feet.
Holmes heard her screams and turned to aid her
She threw her arms about his neck and held them
there with viceke grip. Both were almost ex-
hausted when Cunningham, life saver, got to
them Both clung TO him, and all three were in
as serious condition the two had been before
Frank and John Curley, sons of the proprietor
OF the Hotel Atlas, jumped in a skiR and pushed
out to the rescue. Mrs Holmes eank while they
were approaching. Leaving his brother John to
haul in Holmes and the life saver young Frank
Curley dived and brought UP Mrs. Holmes. All
were brought ashore
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16
COUNT wITTE GIVES INTERVIEW.
Doubts Reported Statements Of Genssl
Trepoff-NO Predictions.

London. July 16.-In an interview with ia
Daily TeIegraph's' correspondent at Aix-las
Bains Count Witte doubted the authenteT
of much of General Trepoff's interview Of JuS
6 concerning conditions in Russia. The foTnai
Premier said:
He is alleged 10 have said that the pEessls
alarming condition in Russia was caused oy "
mistaken action. or inacttOn Gf the goVerni-sN
during the last two years. he cannot deilosl-
ateIy have spoken thus. because the pOhcy gu C
demned was largely shaped by hi1lSeH. -
views always were favOrably considered al-
often carried out He never indicated oS ~
that he abhors the policy which heretofore = p
advocated as alone salutary- As General 4I-t.-
is reasonable man, 1 must decline 70 aeges
his alleged public Self-hagellation as seHa'-'
Count Witte reserved his opinion on HoS-
the present conditions in Russia, and refused l"
reply TO the aspersions cast upon his FfeAl'.
ship. saving that personal denominations Toasa
be peculiarly harmfu! at present he 49, 49,
however, on his financial policy, whlch 1870 neu n
tested severely and proved strong, out s--
was unable 10 make forecast
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16
JUSTICE G4YNOR TALKS.
Says He Is Not Candidate for Nom
ination for GOuern0r.

Justice Gaynor, who has been mentioned fire.
ouently as a probable Democratic candidate for
Governor said yesterday at his country home, at
81 James. Long Island that he had not been a
esrdidate at any time. He would not discuss
however the possibility Of MS running for the
Office in case he were nominated
Combining with his Democratic record a broad
attitude on most political and social subjects
which has marked him as possessing distinctly
radical tendencies. Justice Gaynor has been hailed
by the Democrats as distinctly a logical candidate
IN this year when The trend % Democracy IS So
broadly toward radcalism. The likelihood of his
being taken up 10y Air Hearst has been talked Of
frequently. II was Of this possibility that he
talked yesterday.
4 know nothing about it," said he ..and do not
want 70 say an3 thing l. do know who Mr.
Hearst wants for Governor. OF course, he is not
seeking Fl for himself, he is that kind of
man, IN my judgment he is for 4 cause not for
himself
=: have no doubt that people arc speaking for
him who have authority 20 do so, and that when
ie gets ready he will speak for himself Just the
rest OF do.
i lave never been a candidate for Governor or
for anv other office Whether ] would run IL
nominated, 90 not need 10 say.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16

railroad aver that this Is only because of
mismanagement. and that the roads could be
made to earn a good interest on the Investment
If forward instead of mark time" was the
policy.
L don't think MI Rogers can be fully aware
of the way his roads rum, said a real es-
tate man yesterday, whose firm owns large
tracts the island Such a shrewd business
man could not fail to that the parsimonious
policy now followed was penny wise but pound
foolish if he was in touch with the situation"
According to a railroad expert, large double
truck needed to take the place of the
antiquated single truck ones in use; the
capacity of the two power hOuses-one at Liv-
ingStOn, which now generates 5000 horsepower,
and the other at GrassmeTe, capacity / $50
horsepower-should be increased so that more
power would be available TO run the cars and
enable them to make time that would conform
with the ferry service; the Castleton avenue line
provided to give the same service and many
minor changes should be made on all lines 70
decrease the running time. At present cars more
frequently crawl than run.
The long suffering Staten Islander is hoping
that at the annual meeting of the Richmond
morrow, some action will be taken that will sub
stitute progress for inaction and consideration
for the rights Of the passenger for the present
indifference.
BUSINESS OF THE LINES.
The following figures. which show the finan-
cial condition and business done by the trolley
companies on Staten Island. are taken from
THE Street Railway Journal" and are based
on information supplied as late as March Of this
year:
RICHMOND LIGHT AND RAILROAD COMPANY.