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Arizona republican., 1906-07-26

There Is more Catarrh ID this section of the country than all other diseases rssr together and until the last few years vas supposed to be incurahle- For a great many years doctors pronounced lt a lacal disease and prescribed local remedles. and by constantly failing to cure zzfth lo- cal treat tment, pronounced it incurahle- Science has proven catarrh 10 be a con stitutiOnal disease and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Halls Cararrh Cure, manufactured by F. Cheney e Co, Toledo, Ohio. is the only cousfItu- uonal cure on the market. It Is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a teaSpOonfGL It acts directly oB the hlnr1 and mucous surfaces or the system They Cffer one hundred dollars for any case lt fails to cure Send for circulars and tez- timOnials.
 Address: F. J. CHENEY e CO.,
 Toledo. Ohin- Sold by Druggists 75c-
 Take iTalrs Family Pills for Constira- ton.
 When an admirer of e. little girl gives her nickel and she spends it for candy the harm isn't always as great as when he gives a compliment to girl little too old for the nickel -Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-26
COuLpNT EIII n

Druggist Harmer received c.sta- iogue from St- Louis yesterday by sx- press On il was written send me an ice cream soda signed by Eleg- cher Schureman. who Is now Wi-h the Wells Fargo Company in S. Louis. He was formerly the agent here. MT farmer said that for once he Eo- an order that he couldn't hL though be would be only too glad co do it
Arizona republican., 1906-07-26
TEMPE
A MATTER OF IMPORTANCE.
To Which The Attention of The City
 Council is Called.

A few nights ago the writer had oc- casion to walk to the M. 6 r depot and return on the sidewalk on the
Arizona republican., 1906-07-26
Fer ksnt

FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms, large screened porch, steel range, bath, telephone, shade and lawn, $l5 per month. Phone Black 593. S09 South Fourth Ave.
 FOR RENTS room house on Polk st., with barn GriswOld, the Bicycle Man, -4 A 2 -t-- st'
Arizona republican., 1906-07-26

PLEASANT east frort room, with connecting screen room, porch; good neighborhood; close in; shady walk to town; no consumptives; very req sonable $50 North First Ave FOR RENT-Phoenix Carriage and Paint shops, 10S East Adams St. h. quire Phil c. Ensign's Livery Stable. MEN to learn barber trade; wages while learning; good situations wait P ing our graduates. Moler System College. Los Angeles.
 FOR RENT-Furnished and unfur- nished houses; all sizes, kinds and prices; also houses, lots and ranches for sale. w. k. James, 37 North Center street.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-26
ODDS AND ENDS.

Irrigating water for the city win be turned in this morning at 1I-35-
 Mrs. J. W.SteWarL Misses Edith and Grace Stewart. left on last evenings train for COchise, where they uiI spend the rest of the summer with Mrs. Wilcox.
 Mrs. Chas. Pine and children or Mesa is spending the week with her sister. Mrs. 4. A- Harmer.
 Chris Sanichas was here yesterday calling on customers and taking the usual number Of orders for the local trade.
 Jas McNeu returned yesterday uouu from Florence. where he went tly I4g- before on account of his sister. Mrs- Whites health. He reports that she is considerably improved
 Miss Myrtle Plough of Phoenix. is the guest of Miss Iva Easterv ood-
 J. F. Sturgeon is sinking a well fur stock purposes on his ranch west uf town. Surface water will be eaSet out and the well drilled deep enough to insure a good and lasting supply oi water.
 Last evenings Mesa train was aa hour late, caused by the shipping oC lot of ostriches.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-26
WANTED

PICTURE Frames made 10 order, all sizes and kinds at Ralke's Big Curlo Store
Arizona republican., 1906-07-26
BARGAINS

Best small buy in the valley, Is acres of orange land, improved. Good house and we'll; 4 acres fruit trees, acres alfalfa; bal ance ready for orange trees. $100 per acre.
 Fine 80 acres, within IA miles of Fair grounds; all in alfalfa; Maricopa water; private ditch. Bargain if taken at once. 40 acres, close; in Maricopa wa ter; fine improvements. Cheap if you get here quick.
 4 lots On corner of Adams and Eleventh and Twelfth avenues. Two-thirds value.
 See us if you want to buy or sell.
 Wanted a few good houses to sell or rent.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-26
bod ana Eauna

19SB 5nG R'SIn6 LQST-Pair of gold-rimmed spec tacles. Will give s reward for their return to Tuck Hing, Casino Cafe. SPRAYED from. I42 North 7th Ave. three mares: one bay. one dark and one black. K. Kawathe LOST-A gray coat; southern part of town with pencil book in pocket Finder return to this office. LOST-Belt and belt pin, near Tempe Notify F. w. Griffen LOST-Buckskin pony. white face. w. E. Barry, E. F. D. No. 1.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-26
WELL KNOWN HERE

Miss Birdena Huffer. an account oI whose death appeared in the Roosevelt correspondence Of the Republican yes- terday morning, was student 0f the Normal here year before last. and was young lady admired and respected by both students and feculty of the school On account of iI health she was obliged to leave school before Jhe
Arizona republican., 1906-07-26

j. l.. CANT, realty agent. Valley resident twenty two years. Inquiries solicited
Arizona republican., 1906-07-26

MRS. ELIZA A. EDWARDS experi- enced cara reader. tells past, present and future. Ladies, 25c; gentlemen. 50 cents. 223 Buchanan St.. corner of Third St.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-26

WANTED-A girl to do general house. work w. J. Kingsbury, Tempe. WANTED-Young man, kitchen help CT. Adress The Oya Lunch,
 Kelvin. A. T.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-26

boys for apprentices to serve on American steamers; they will occupy the position of petty of ficers on board; must be American born and over IS years of age; the term of enlistment shall be 3 years; wages, $20 per month first year; $50 per month second year, $40 per month third year, and a bonus at the end of the third year of S250. For terms and conditions apply to J. Homer Fritch, Sec. Steamship As sociation of s. F., 11O East St, San Francisco.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-26

WANTED-Position by experienced stenographer who understands book keeping. References. r. O.<Box 66. PbOepix
Arizona republican., 1906-07-26

CONSTITUTIONAL Open Gate Sam itorium on tent plan, Oceana, San Luis Obispo county, California. Even climate Delightfully."- cool and re- freshing all summer. Bacillus over come by most advanced of all known methods. Inhalations of ozone and etherial oils, charged by high ire quency electrical currents. For ad- ditional information, inquire of Miss Bertha Grace Teller, 34S North Third Ave. Phone Red 497, Phoenix, Ariz. to do at home, by an experienced seamstress. Mrs. WhittemOre, The Doris. south Sec ond Ave.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-26

FOR SALE-16O acres or more. alfalfa and clover pasture with plenty of good water and shade. Privilege of using 4S0 acres more. Fenced and cross fenced 16O acres fenced with hog wire. A very desirable place for cattle, hogs and sheep. E. J. Rennitt
Arizona republican., 1906-07-26
Situations Wanted

WANTED~Work, at once, bv Amer ican miner; experienced; Al refer ence. Address Miner care Repub- lfcau
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NOTAS De VEGA-ALTA

Han c0ntrailo III ltrimonio civil
ante ell Honorable Juez de Paz de eats
pueblo don Emilio EscalerA y G Garcfs,
el apre,iable ioven don Rafael Rive
ra J VASAllo J la aim. aIlcA sen orits
AdslA Rubio , Vega,
~Ha fIllscldo en- ell balrlo Mari,
Gao de esta jurisdiction, nue..ra ami
ga doha Eaffosina Vega, hja del oue
fue nuestro diStinGuido correllgiona.
rio do1OlmsI Vega.
AL ensisrro Conearrieron rumsro,
SOS vecinos.
De'canse on pa q quo va no exis
to, envlamos q Gus f.miliares nuss.
.ro mAs IentIdo r6.smo.
Con motivo de emptzar las ins
c'i Jclones el ID 1sdo pr6ximo, rel
gran entuslAsno sn las b iestes uuio
.uiStaS,
-E.tado del eEIslro Civil duran
To eli meS de Mayo, nssimientos Is,
dtfIneionel 70, y mairimonios
CoRREsPoNsAL,
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ReduZcA SuS gastOs
pOr alumbradO un
rs pOr cientN.

P, rque no produces usted Iu pro.
pIo alumbrAdo electricof
Porqu6 no pone usted coto Rl con-
sInuo volieAr dc su eontGdor de luz
eeetrica?
Eacriba usted diciendoms el nd.
nero de luceI que hsne instalAdAs on
su hotel, eAtablecimIento 6 casa parti'
cular , 20 lie dire gratis vuelta dc
correo 10 cue debe uHted hAcsr para
conseguir 10 que shora le psrece i'm.
posibe, ES que usted no hs dido ha.
blar de los APARATos DE FAIRBANK,
MORSE AND Co. no 90 neceIitS calde'
re-, no se neceSits Electriciata nj oto
smpleado especial que 10 Guide,
Antonio C0sns.
Elactricist -ApSrtado IA. -Arecibo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-05
SOBRE PARAGUAY

Las c'fraS publlcadGS en- el Sian
dGrd, de BdenoS Aires, correspondent
To Al II de Dlciembre de 1905, anuncian
un total de exportaclonea embarq ues
que representan uu vAlor do un million
o26. 55S O5 por Ia AduanA de Aaunci6n
en- los SsiE meIeS com plendldos de
Euero JUNO de 1905. Los psileu de
deIlino y 81 vAlo' de las exportacio
res tusron los Sigdientes Ii Rsp6bn.
ca Argentina, S637, LOG u; el Uru.
quay, s2F9 6l7 50; el Brasil y Bolivia,
81, AL 50, y Europa, $7O7, 4Ol 64
E valor de las K polt Aclones eita
das So divide de 10 mAnerA siguiente.
GAnGdo y SuS productos, 8 1852 S53 4s;
productos de los bosquss, s 5O4 85s 81;
extrAcIos de quebracho, u =, 2l3 OS9. Az;
productoI SgricolAs, a1j3 5S8 l3i ar
ticulos diverIoI, g., 1850.
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ISOC|ACION De DAMAS

Anoch, tuvo lugar Ia reunion de
Ia Aac C Aci6n de Damas Cat6licas en-
81 salon principal del Palaeio Episco.
pal, con el obieto de cslebrar 10 d.
TINA Eesion que hAbia de ser presidi
dA por el venerable prelado Monuenor
Blerk, hac.endole d Ia vez una demos
traction aolemne de despedtda con mo-
iivo dc su pr6xima partida para N. W
Orleans, de cuya srehtdi6sesis h a sido
nombrado arz1blspo.
En- presencIA de una selecta pu
tIidiSima concurr enciA de aefloraa Y
Algunos diAllngai ioa cAballeros, 10
sef0ritR Concha Ag1syo, activa se.
creGariA de IL Aaociaci6n, ley5 una
bten eacrlta y ssntida memoris, ra-
lAtRndo los h ach0s memorahles On 10
historic ec,eaisstca reiiglosa dc
Pucrto Rico, izsdos por Monse fl 1r
B BIe, durante su episcopado en- esta
Di6ce.is, de cuyos trabAios on lr5 de
10 f6 .s6licos conservAl@l sodos los
tisleH &c. llsimo & impersesdera msmo- e
ria, y concluy6 10 diatiug aida secre
tariA deasAndo en- nomhss de aus CON =
socias y de TODD ell pueblo de Puerto
Rico las bendicIones del cielo para
ell iluatrlsImo ssfor Arr o5ispo eleclo
de New Orleans, en- suyA archldi6ceais
AegnlrA derramando lbs ineGtimab 90
tssoros dc caridAd y uncI6n evang6
li,a que le snAltscen.
LevAnt6ss Honse 4 lr B .srk pro-
nuncl6 una delicAds oracion, conmo.
vldo ante lR manifsstsci6n de carIf1o
que ScAbsbs ds hACeraele; ex)res6
aus sentimlentoa y deseos de telieidad
para Puerto Rico; txcit6 & 10 Aso.
ciAci6n de DamAs q continuAr con fe
y conatAncla su trAbaio On favor de
10 tAmilIa Gst6l.cA de eltA isla que
tan dignamente repreIentAban y des'
pues de dRrles 81 bendici6l les supli-
CO 10 promslieran aolomnemente que
haitian de syddsr 10 gsati6n y los
trAbSios del nueyo Obispo con 10 mia
ma f6 fdeltdad que 10 hAtfAn hseh> }
con el,
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FL PADRE LEONC|O

Plac 3me conaignAr que el parr1co
de HumGcao, s!empre q le hs necssita.
do coutrontar los libros psrroQuiAles
para mas seguridad de los nuevos
electorea, los ha pueato q mi disposl.
ci6n sin re,ribucioreS Algana. Mani
6ssta sdem g, que si ae ha comstido
alglna irregularidad en- laI PIedraa
con loa libyos de AQuellA parroq
81 NADIA ssba al hs Ausorizado & nsdie
para que le suskituyA.
Qleda, ,por tanto, sgradecido y
ohligado,
Felipe O!ero
Preaidsnte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-05
NOTICIAS GENERATES

Hemos t2rilo sl guato de :salu.
dar 90 esss cIu1si nuestros amigos y
correliglonarIos don Jusn Ros Chu-
mills, de>osltaSio mu aicipal de Rio
Gtande don Raimuud> Hernandez,
comercIanse d. Toa.bFja.
-Es;S mocha cslsorsr& session 10
Junss Iooal d. Ia U4i6n de Puerto Ri
co.
-Ayar fAllecl6 en- 10 marina el
patvulo Ramon M,endez, hijo do
nusstr0 correll ZlonsrIo de aquel ba-
RHO don Feieriao Mslendez. Hoy hA
tanido lugAr ell e1stsrro Enviamos &
! sus deudos nusstro p6same.
-Ay ar se trAslad6 { Manan In
dlStingutda fAmtlla dc don Federico
Gals Il
-Eo much % poblsoiones do 10
isla 90 prepsr<n para reoiblr CON en-
lusiastAs man f,Ataeionss de simpa-
tie, al honorable Gobernador VIM
throp, en- 10 ex x,ursion que llevarG 4
etecto en- brsve.
Aver, 81 detener el policfa Ea.
rlque Cap6, 81 individuo Felipe Lopez
slias Faiipito, por escAndalo, ta6 tsl
Ia reItssencla qus emple6 con dicho
guardiA tales las prov oeaeiones que
le dirlgio, que dicho sg,nts de auto
ridAd 80 VIC precisado & rsducirlo {
la obsdienCia aseAtAndole un IA 70 ana.
20 en- 10 cAbtza.
-El uso de llcencla % encuentra
hoy en San Juan el tenisnis Tallada,
de la politl insular.
-Anochs SO nev6 stssto uua
reunion en- el palaclo episcopal. Mon
senior Rick emoAreArA ell dfa IS para
los EstSdos Unidos.
-Noticias de Toa baia dicen que
81 elemenso republicAno eslG desssps.
rAnEAdo de logcar el triunfo On Lad
pr6xImAs elecclonsa, on vista del re-
Sultado hasta hoy do les insert pc ones
en- donde oil parndo Union de Puerto
Rico tiene una msyorfA abrumadora,
Aver sali6 para JuncoS, en-
Asuntos profsaionales, el ingenlero,
don Rafael del Vale Zsno.
I'm el vApor eCarolina1 ha em-
bArcAdo hoy para los Estados Uni
dos, don Vicente UIera, de Ponce,
seompanado de su diItinguida esposa,
-Nuchos sausrdotss , eomisIones
del elemsnto cat6.ico de la isla ven
dram & San Juan con eI fn de despe.
dir OIL arEobiapo Monsehor B.enk, Gus
go ausenta en- brevs.
Hoy ae ha sfsst lado sn la Cor,
10 municipal el rsmate de un solar,
ubtcsdo en- 81 bArrio de PusrtA do
Terra emoarg ado por el BAnco Po,
puIAr don Eadaldo Igle.ias, ca so,
bro dc pesos.
-Pe'sonas de Gu,y ANA nos Ia.
formAn Que hk lido muy bien aeogido
alIi 81 Numb. amlenso ae don Alfredo
Vera, emo leifs sf,tA de aquells
ctud al E, sefyr Vefa 90 un buen
function srio.
-PFobabiemeate el Calino espa-
hol oeleorara IN bale con la orqussts
que dir 81 popular Domingo Cruz
.GocofA,l
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Tepgo notlsias de que en- Santur-
ce un medico puertorrique6o sembr6
hace dos meses s'glns semiense de
peonis, va hs empezado & estudiar
el movimiento de las hoias en las In.
families plG1tss, Dics que es msravi.
llos2 ID sensioilidad de 10 hoia de
diehA planta, no dudando pueda ser.
vir de bar6metro, 6 p0lcan6metr0.
Tamhi6n he sabido que los repu e
blicanos 90 proponen haeer Ii guerra
& 10 peoris, estudiando los moVimjen-
tos de ctra plants, tambien msravillo'
~ para anuncisr 10 proximidad 6 Ia
spro 'mRei6n de los temblores, volcs-
neE, etc. Esa pls nta q que NE redero
eE 81 pasote.
Y en- vsrdad, que cuslquiera pue-
de observar, on los actuales momsntos.
Ia preocupacl6n de los rspuhlicanos
con el pdSo's, que los tisns bilordos.
Fl pasote como 10 peonfs, anuneis
temblores, movlmientos de trallaei6n. .
catsclismos de palt'dos y dsrrotas po
lflicas..
FL estudio del pasots
reslizAdo CON exceso,
a'Qde no le pierde el $3.50
le h,ca csminar al trots,
Ala pSr Dssmoines, Yowa, slti
Aiendo objeto de 10 pdblica atenci6r
otro csso msrSvilloso. Aquf ae TRAITS
de una planta humans, de un mucha
cho h'jo de I'm noble indio y de mAdre
yarkae e refsrido nifo, segdn har
podido sprecisr sAbloa doctores, cam
biA constar tsments de color <por II
mansnA tenn mprano 10 cara tiene un tin
te roaado de tipo caucAsico; OIL medic
dla comierza q adqu uirir un tono mo
reno; y tArde noehe ae torna On blan
CO p&lidos
iBonito t5rnaso eiemplar kslei
doac6p pico de la rsza dc Adam; polf
eromo ciudadano de una aliaci6n fan
tasmag6rica y sorprendert'.
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En- L|BERTAD

Ha tenido 10 Atenc.6n dc dispen.
aarnoa Atsnta vilitA el stii n don Ju
lilo Medina G onIalez, que permane cIt
diez ocho messs en- el penal de Sar
Juan, y que sali6 en- libartAd 10 ae
mana anterior.
Medina eltAra aqui slgunoE dial
y sAldrd luego hAcia IL Slud&d dt
NsyAdU'z,
LIE SaludamoS, reitsr&adole nues
tros cordiRles pArebienes,
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tienen que purifcarse,
todos viniendo & bshsrse
On ell Jordan de la UNION.

Dice Vargas Villa hablando del
mesquite on Pan anna: <En Hus alas
sutiles se hs ref 'glsdo IL libsrtad.
ALI. los inssetos son ma, grandss
que los honbreE, Al serms dado, 70
a|zsrfs un monumento & eae insscto
aseaino y glorioao. El es todo el Istmo
libre; 10 duico libre que hay sllf; %
10 aico que vivs y vusla y lueha On
Ia Liberia de Amador Guerrero; 90 el
eacuadr5n sageado, etc isalvs al que
rrero alado!,
Todo ESQ dice, enire otraa cosas,
Vargas Villa. hacienda 10 apologize
del mosquito.
Pretende Vargas Villa que el mos.
quito pat6geno combats al americana,
IL 20 creo que solo combatirG { los
pobres que no tienen mosq quiteros. FL
americana SO pone honesta diatsn-
cla del m mosquito.
Eo Borirquen, por ejemplo, sl
mosquito no llsga siquiera q IL planta
del extrapgero, espaflol 8 americana 8
frances. Aquf el mosquito % solamsn. !.
to para combstir & los pobrss; para
produclrle Ia uncinariasis. segGn los
doetores.
SDs d6nde SO ha sacado Vargas
Villa el pat:iotismo del moaquito?
RI mosquito es, en- 10 daa parties,
un cAnalla que plea erferma sola-
mente q los pobres que no puedsn
comprar mosquiteros 8 vIvlr on sitios
decentea.
Esta esoritor, muy notable,
laa maierey detasta,
yal mosquito 10 hsce fsasa
porque hinca con al sable.
| El hombre que rife.
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COEECTA
Para GyudGr d Ia defenSa de Fran
CISCO DOnsS.

SulnS, S,,sa,..s,s.s+st,... 1857 Sc
Todos los donAtivoA deben dirl.
girse al tesorero don Antonio Balss.
guide, San JuItO nQS {,
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VARILLASY SY REGATONES
puna NuhN que Gambia cooes Los ppubcanH quesnto
aIaas hnbfe Dus--H hmbp Do, g vnOnya,
Me hsce recordar ese cinem at6-

Me hsce recordar ese cinem at6-
grsfo viviertn una levits que 20 t,nfs,
recuerd de Venszuels; larga como 10
desi1ucl6n de los republicanos, y que
como esta cambiabA tres vscss de co.
lor q In semana: girls, verde pAlido y
szul.dsscolorido.
En- Yowa el Ssombro 90 grande,
ytAn precioso ejemplAr
eE digno de hgirar
On ell circo de L0tcande
Seg6n lesmos en- I'm peri6dico de
Ponce. ha circulsdo slli una hoia
suelta del iitulsdo Hombre Dios, re-
latando una intervies que eelebraror
con 81 dos pr0minenteS republicanoi
de aquella ciudsd.
Los refsridos prominsntss, seg1r
&C expresa el intervie wade, le hscfsr
propoaieiones para que predicate IL
buera ventura dimauada del partidt
republicsno para todos los que le die
sen aus st rftsgios.
Hombre Dios les hizo. en- sfnsesir
10 hlstoria de squel psrtido, y EXPIRE
s6 que no podla hAcer polt'cs, por
que esa no era su mission, y memo
recomerdsr los republicanos, enc
migos de 10 religion cat6liea y do Il
Igleaia.
H9mhrs Dios diio sdem&s, ser d
Arecibo, donde s6lo se respira ambien
to upionista, y manifesto ser 81, el
particular, partidsrio do Ia Unt6n.
Yea el pdblico puersorrlquefi'
como hasta el hiio dc Dlos 90 unioni s
to. Y no podra menox de ser al
euando Jesds predicsbA Ia U MON y !,
traternidad dc TODD el g6aero humane
que es mucha tela de cortAr.
TIsnsn rsz5n squelloa republica
noR mas sensai que exclaman a va
ee, Nj Dios nos saliva cate afio
Para eneontrer Raivael6n
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iHOTEL De PRIMER ORlER
LA SALUD

Farmacia Droguerta. -Payia s. Arecbo r r.
ErisseneA Precos los
mas mados Dspo porst AsruneI sapsulas D.
Hsnn Dspurativo Ruso Inyscei6n Rois
ostubnt dc 1906
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Hotel (oSm0pOIIta
Gale de Ia Luna. --Yabucoa.

Casa de nueva construcci6n. Ven
Gilaci6n y cApacidad en- las habitAcio'
mes. Buena mesa y baros, Pr6ximo
& las principAlea caEsa dc comercio y
{ 10 oficina dc correoS. Admlte abo
nos. Precios m6dicoS.
FGltSti1oO Nntr6n.
PropietArio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-19
ALLEGED NATAL ATROCITIES.
Official Reply of London Government
to Commons =

Under Colonial Secretary Churchill I'M
parted to the house of commons In London
yesterday the official reply to the govern
ment's inquiries into the alleged atroci-
ties perpetrated On the wounded Zulus in
Natal during the operations against the
rebel Chief Bambaata.
According to Il telegram from the gov
ernor OF Natal, $500 natives were killed
throughout the operations and 1000 were
made prisoners including the wounded.
about wounded natives being killed by the
native leyies, though 1t was possible that
such acts might have happened outside of
the observation OF the British officers.
The commandant of the militia thought
this had not been the practice to the same
extent in the present rebellion as in former
times. The governors telegram confirmed
the official version of Bambaata's head be-
ing cut off for Identification, owing to the
decomposition of the rest OF the body. and
of its being subsequently buried with the
latter.
In reply to further questions asking what
steps the government proposed to take in
view of the practical admission Of the
charges IN connection with the treatment
of wounded Zulus, Premier Camp3ell-Ban-
herman said there was no disposition either
to excuse or admit such practices.
The Natal government had no knowledge
of the killing of wounded natives and was
greatly surprised at the extraordinary tele-
grams sent out from Johannesburg. imp0t-
ing wholesale massacre or iH-tre3tinent
OF the native wounded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-19
SOCIALISM AND LABOR.
Melting of Committee in London Yes
terday for Discussion.

The socialist and labor. nterparliamentary
committee at the resumption of its sessions
in London yesterday adopted resolution
providing that whenever international
danger is threatened. both the committee
and the international socialistic bureau
will meet simultaneously, with the view to
urging measures for peace.
NJ. Anikin, leader of the group OF toll IN
the lower house of the Russian parliament.
and delegate of that body to the meeting OF
the committee then introduced the subject
of Russian labor and its demands. He as
serted that Russian officials We're still
guilty of brutalties, and that the only rem
edy open to the Russian people was TO APP
peal TO the civilized world.
NJ Anikin contended that the present
Russian parliament did not represent the
peonle and could not do so until uncon-
trolled universal suffrage was granted. he
moved resolution calling on all civilized
countries to protest against the crimes
committed by the government OF the Rus
sian emperor" 1t was carried unanimously.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-19
AUCTION SALES.
TONnRROW,
THos. ]. OWEN { SOY. AUcTIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ny virtue of, Of certain 9sed e. & trust duly Re-,
lnnd records OF the District OF Columbia. and at
the request OF the part, secured thereby, the IN.
auction, IN front + tie premises. on FRIDAY
THE TWENTIETH DAY OF JULY. A. D. 1906,
AT FIVE O'CLOCK l. M. the following described
lRrd ana premises, situate In the county of VAST.
ington District Of Columbia and designated as and
being lot numbered 10, In block numbered one, In
katherine Chase ct al subdivision of part of
Edgewood, which Is part OF Metropolis View, as
per plat recorded in Liber County No. I, folios 80
aforesaid.
Terms: one-third cash. balance In and two
years, with interest, secured by deed OF upon
the property sold, all cash. at the option OF the
purchaser deposit of 500 will be required at
time of sale. All conveyancing, recording, etc, at
cost OF purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied
with within ten days from day of sale.
JAS e. PADGETT, Surviving Trustee
fY1O-d&iis pSn