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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-14
De HUMACA0
Licsnciads Rodriguez cebo.
IIero. Reunion de macs
tros. Nuevo professor,
DON LUCAS Boz GtS
Renuncia. .-Traslado. - En
ferma.-Escuela Jefferson.
Un circo.-Un edi6cio.

Ha llegado & esta eiudad CON el
objsto de arreglar varios asuntos
que tsnfa psndientes ante la Certs do
Distrito, pusstro amig, ell Lsdo. don
Jose Rodriguez Csbollero, quien re
grssara ssguid smsnts 6 81 rsaidensis
dol barrie sMamsyes,, dc Rio Gran
dc, & stsndsr & interesss pariiculares
Tsnemos sntsnd do que sl ssn or
Cebollero vivira, por ahora, algo
alejsdo do su prcfesi6n, por no podsr
ocuparse do 10 abogacfa.
Dsspsdimos { cate querido amigo,
y 70 saba 81 que ca Humacao se 10
distipgue por las simpat'ss que supo
captarse entire nosotros.
Ell s&bado 10 del corriente SO
verified on los salones do 10 essuela
<Poncs de Le6ns uno rsuni6n dc los
profssores dc ests pueblo, presididos
por sl ssfior Inspector, tratandoss
varios asuntos importantes acerca do
Ia snsefi /. MA de lectura y sscritura.
Todos los trabaios merscfan espe'
cial atsncI6n, notkndose muchs cor
dialidsd entire el Superintendent,
principal y maestros.
Hoy dei6 do exlstir, tras lsrgI
y penosa enfsrmsdsd, nuestro distin
tinguido amigo y cons ecuents cerrsli
gionario don Lucas Borgss y Berries
Damos & au lamilla, por medic d.
estas lineAs, el mas sentido pesame
-Ha rsaunclado su cargo do pro
fesora rural de ssta ciudad 10 seho
rita RAfasla Lopez ausentAudoss pa
70 Rio Pisdrss, doAde ingressrA sI
Ia Normsl.
Ell lunes cinco tom6 pc sssi3 q d.
una escuela graduads do esta ciuda'
sl professor sefior Zsrgotlta.
-Por I'm ha aldo trasla dado q
pueblo do Yabucoa el cabo Cuevas
Busnos visntos guisn oil mencionad
cAbo, y Dios quiera no vuslva po
e,tos lares.
So halla gtavemeute enfsrn
dona Isabel Rogue de Camaeho, OF
posa de nuestro correligionsrio on
plsado dc este muDicipio don Rvh
Camssho.
Nuestros deseos aerisn vsrla prol
TO restablecida de la snfrrmedsd qr
hoy 10 postra en- el lseho.
-Pronto ser& trasladada 10 eai
do 10 sscuela cleft srsons. situsds Z
las afusras del poblado de las Pi'
dras, & un sitio propisdad del mum
cipio, situsd0 dsntro del poblad'
Hoy han cirsulado por eata OIL
dad los anuneios do 10 pronta llegat
del Circo Europeo.
-Sigue nuy adelantado sl eddie
que eatA construJ endo en- ssta pobl
sion el ssfior don Juan Beltrkn Cas-
d ass. Con tai motive es regular
: ndmero dc Albsfilles que 90 emplea
Il Agsner.
Febrsro II, 1905
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-14
vAPOR SAVANNAH

PAssieroS legados en- dIcho buqus
proeedentes de New York.
A. a. Wrsy, Jas L GriggI,. f,
G, de Qdevsdo, Conception Moret, Geo
W. Head, Jr. Philip Cabot, J. A,
Krieger, Harriet Lowrey, R. L KInne,
IsSsc Euck, w, Il Ethsrt, Oscar
ChidS, 81. Dexter, John X. ForhAm
Luis F, IglsIlEI, q West, w. T West
w. Il, McshSne, NJ. Sandrow, H
Ellsworth, Ffark ssger, A. Boulton
VIM. Andrews, ]. d A. Warner, W
F. West, Carlos A. Eeholtz, D. r
Vail, L. 7, sprsgus, Richard Rats
], 6iehael, 8, G. Ltwis,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-14

qua 10 de Ia ciudadanfa era una eosa
que 81 habfa resomsndado On I'd Men.
ssis 10 crsfa ficll, psro que en- susa.
to & 10 QUE peifamos, ya oso era 70.
volueionario. psro que 81 no % opo.
MIA on absolute { que 90 nos eonee-
disra, pues su opinion srA que Puerto
Rico ssria On dia no ejano un Esta'
do dc la Uoi6n. Eossgaids hizo ssta
pregunts: s5C6mo pisnss Winthrop
sobre sso?s A 10 que 10 contsst6 L..
rrfnaga que aunqus el Gobsrnador
Winthrop era un b >mbee sstimado On
Puerto Rico por su msnera inn
cial dc gobernar, no habfs que %
perar que sl Gobsrnador Winthrop
nj mir gda gobsrnsdor amsriesno nos
considerAse aptos para el gobisrno
propio misntras exista el actual RI
gimen que pons el mansio irrss-
ponsabls dc 10 cosa pdblica on me-
NOS do ssis h ,mbrsi que al mismo
tiempo son los conssiaros del Gobsr
nAdor. Eatoncss nos dljo que tanto
Winthrop como Post 10 hAbian dicho
que habia que ir muy dsspacio On lai
consssiones po itlcas & Puerto Rlco
!! psro que rspssfA que 81 no GO mstsris
On NADIA si sl Congreso nos concsdft
10 psdido. Lo dc qas sl Gobsrasdol
nomors los jefss d. dspartamsntos |,
pAresi6 muy bien, y 10 rspiti6 varla
vecss, dlcisndo gu, era natural cue q
Gobsrnador conocl,se msior QUE
& les personals que isbfaa nombrarss
dicisndo gus ESQ mas 8 mshos % Il
Ique sucsde on uu tsrritorio oFgsui
xado.
i Nos habl6 dsl Hawaii y do 10
problsmas vArios gus tisne sse Terri
torio que resolvsr; noa hIzo pregunta
sohre nusHtra poblasl6n dc color, o
: ndusro y si habia preiuieios dc raxa O
: rspitisndo que habia rscihido prots
. tas de Puerto Rico por habsr nombr
, do & BarbosA mismbro del Conse
Eiscutivo. Ensega'ds Larrinsga J
: htcimos 10 apolc gfa del dcesor Barb
i GO y refertmos que "a nusstra CANA
. de Dslsgsdos % han sentsdo dssds
primsra legislature h)mbres de col,
Q llsvados Allf por el vots popula
.IQls on Pasrto r 90 no tenemos tel,
prejuisios y que solo mlramos On |
b ,mbss su valsr ints sstdal aia q
\ nos preooupsmos do que ssa blazco
/. negro. III Presidsnts, en- I'm rspto
/. sntusiasno sincere, nos diio: sson y
tsdss un busn siemplo que present
a ante ests gran pueblo nusstro, don,
J. este % uno do lo' geandes problsms'
. volvisndo 4 nusssro asunto, pl
Il gunt6 como 90 nombraban hey /
q idsses do las Cortes, y le diiImos q
l. sl Presidents nombra los de ls Coz
l. SuprsmA y sl Gobsrn ador los dc
o Cortes de Distr'tD El Prssi isnts
. 10 que ssrfa busno dsisslo como o.
!. para 81 seguir nomb :ando los dc
. Corte Suprsna.
~ No rsousrdo NADIA mas de I'm pC
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-14
ENsERANzA POLACA

Las vsutsjAs cue han sido asor-
dadas & les poi COS en- 10 eussnanxa
Ian causado II. ndo regoeiio.
Sc eon,iderA Este 81 primer Pc
DO que da el G1bierno Imperial % 80
nusva po!i;ica polaco que 90 CO.
misnEa 6 abAndonar 10 idea do rusiH.
car & PoloniA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-14
DEMOcRAcIA CR|sT|ANA

Es favorablemsnte comsptada por
ls prensa y por el pdblico, 10 resolu.
ci6n del Comite Cat6lico dc Roma dc
tomar parte en- lA gran Exposition dc
Milan, con sl Obieto de sarmsr IL
uuitn social do 10 dsmocraeia eristia-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-14

w 0bhibktObt ~ ~ NASio Skt 4cSo
Sr don Ram6n q. Dslgsdo.
Vice Prssidsnts do 10 Lga do Ayun
tsmisntos.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
MI estimado amigo:
Ea este compGs do espera que to-
nemos mientras 10 Comisi6n dc Asun-
tos Insularss disouta el bill Larrinaga
y de- su informe, solo tsngo que co.
municArls que esta maiiaaa celebra.
m O ls esperada oonfsrencia con sl
Preside 10 Roosevelt, liable adonos in
dicado aver por el Sscrstario Lesb
que 90 NOS reciblrfa las disz y media.
Como nos esperaba nos msnd6
pasar & 81 despaeho en- suanto entra.
mos, pero anses de que pudletamos
smpezAr Ia confersnsia 90 prssent6 sl
Speaker dc 10 CAmara y hub, de ir &
otra habitAci6a on 10 que 80 encsrra.
ron por mas de un cuArto de hora.
Empszamos sxponiendo Lsrrfnsga
que 70 estsris 81 enterado del objeto
de nuestra vista por 10 carta que 10
ha bis mos escrito el 22 explicando 4
grandss rssgos los dessos do los pusr.
torriQuenos. Enseguida entire On ma.
teria y 10 conte CON toda olaridad sl
|hondo y extsnso sentimisnto do dis
gusto que reira On el pafs conss
suencia del regimen que NOS agohia
&C mo 80 hsbia eelsbrado en San Juar
lsl rs de Julio uas convention de dsls
|gados do los Ayuntamieatos de la Isis
para trAtar de atalar ese movinientt
de disgusto, llsgamos & dscldlr On
War un Memorial 81 Congreso pi
diendo dos eosas primordialss: gu,
10 NOS concsda sl derscho do slsgir III
Ssnado Insulsr y asf concluir CON q
actual Conssio Executive, on sl gu
est&n unidas las fAcultadss lsglslati
vas y las siscutlvas; y que las cAhe
zas dc departamentoa sean nombrado
por sl Gosernador CON sl conssj1
consentimisnso del Ssnado Iosular.
LIZ mAnifssts que el senior Lsrrl
nsga hsbfs pressatado este Memoir
asi como un bill contsnien 10 ssts
nismas psticlons, y que habfam - Q
tado inform ado sats 10 Comisi6a
Asuntos Iasulares de 10 Ckmara K
dos sstos diAs plsados.
FL Presidents % dirigi6 & Larr
maya y ls !pregunt5 como msrehAh
lei bill de 10 ciaiadaufa, 81 % preset
ltabA inconvanisnta On su adopci6I
:. LarrfnsgA 10 dij I, que sl bill que h
bla presentAdo Y rsksr aun no hab
: sido informAdo por sl Comit6 del 8
! nado; y eut6n.ei sl Presidsnse di
Ique sunque 81 no polfa mstsrss con
:, Cougreso diei6n 10 % 10 que debts
!, haser y 10 que no dsbfan hacsr, est
ba dispuesto { e.criblr & los pres
dentes dc les ComIsiones para que l
pusieran obst& ,i'os sl bill sobrs
cludAdsnfa. Ent6noss, volvisndose b
ci6 mi, ms pidi6 que 10 dlspsnsa
por no habsrme 9 onteatado ensegu aid
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-14

adminiatrsdores de 10 eosa pdbliea,
oonsigui6 que 50 sfsctusra sl inaudito
atropsllo de dsspoiarms violsntamen.
to de 10 mfe, csdiendo indsbidAments,
al stfior salgado, 81 sitio de rsfsren.
sia.
Be vs, puss, la iHiersl6n dslibera-
de- de eomstsr IN abuse, si 90 advierte
que hay otros locales dssocupAdos en-
los que nadie en- particular, tlsne par
tisipssi6n, , hablsndo un espaciose
solar sontiguo & 10 IglssiA paSrsquial
J & 10 sasa dc don Juan B. Romero,
esyo solar actualnents, 90 dsdica
eGrcsl.ds aninalss, contra vinisndc d.
ssts modo les lsyss ssnitAriaS vIgsn.
tss , faltando & la soEsidsraci6n & lol
| vssinos Que suslsn prsssHctar { menu
do ca 81 refsrldo eorrAlon, ssesna
poraogrkfsas J por oonSiguisnts In
Nalifeablss.
Por 10 dsnkS, este pueblo, RSnui
usnts unionistA, du6,Gls 4 quisn i
duela, me distinguS con Su aisete
me sigas con todo mi csIarisno, di
sho see con orsullo y con IAIiSiaeei6p
Elm Aaser saso de msnIorOS intsrSsA
dos J antipktlsos que nsndiHan voto
pArA defender aus eonvsAlsncIAs PAL
tieulares.
n, JUAN HERRANs.
Toe HIisl E0sFo ~ ds 1900
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-14
Sobrs la Ia Investigation del
jusz. . ds peg Dc GusyAanInlal 4.
en- 10 hacienda FeIieita.
vARlAs ACLARACIONES
La muerte de Pedro Fratis'
celll. por lesion que le inf.
riera Angel Poggi.
Pstillas, Fsbrero II Dc 1906.
Or. Director do LA DEMoCRAcIA
San Juan r p

Sr. Director de LA DEMOCkACIA.
San Juan r. P.
Muy sen or mfo , do mi msyor CON.
sidsrssi6n. He lsfdo On m psri6diso
La DENoCRACIA de fscha ocho dol CO.
rrisnte xsscoi6n dc notielas,, uns, On
qusls hacs pdblico, gus desds sl dfa
sists dol mismo 90 ensuentra el Juex
do Psz Do Guayams on 10 hAcienda .
Fslisita Do ssta Jurisdiction, invest.
gsndo sobrs 10 sgrcsi6n dc Angel
Poggi, msyordomo do 10 rsfsrida ha
sisnda, l.Pedro Fratiseslh.
Fl que suscribs, TO polftico do 10
victims, igsoraba que % estuvisse
prsctisando tal invssiigaei6n y 10 sor.
prends sl que % haya caliaeado por
81 aotieisro 81 srimsn psrpsirado, Co
mo sgrssi6n, cuando en- sl Amino del
pdblieo sensaio sAt&n sda latsntes los
sircunstansiss que eoneurrisron en- tan
dstsstabls hseh:.
Como quisra que % ha sorprsn-
dido, qaixAs malioiosamsnte, & los que
tan dignaments dirjgen un voeero que
goxa do iasts fama on 10 opinion por
II vsrseidad dc sus noticias, mo tomo
10 hbsrtad do dirigirls estas linesl
participandols que el hecho ssrG cali
acado por los tribunsles do justicia,
6nicos cue al dAr su versdicto pue'
den caliacarlo.
Frstiseslli fallsci6 & las pocss no.
ras & eonsseusneia do 10 lesion mortal
por nssssidsd que rscibiers y que Il
Interest 10 vsjiga.
Los hschos tel como los relate o.
6nsdo slgunas horss anses do sr
musrts, fasron como sigus:
verfa Fratiscelli para 10 pobla
ci6n desds 81 casa do eomsrsio situa
do On sl barrio dol sJsguals, llamadt
por sl ssi1or sub collector do rensaa d
sats pueblo, por eondncto do JosS No
ralss, veeino tambisn dol mismo ba
rrios y dsspuSs do habsr andado n,
busn sspscio 20 eneontr6 con Poggi
que eomponfs una osrea dc alambrs
El individuo do rstsrsncis 10 lls
md prsguntGndols sl mismo tsmpo q
ere vsrdAd que habfa dieho que 10 ID
{ dar AMOS bofstonsss & 10 cual 10 con
ssst6 Frattscslli que a. sras , oil
darls tismpo para defsndsrse, sac6 ra
pidsmsnts un revolver dol bolsillo
dispsrkndole IN tiro, d6ndose segui
damsnts & 10 fuga J dsisndo On el IL
gar 10 cabslgadurA lae nontaba.
III cabo dc 10 policia inaular d
este puezto, sl ssoretario do eats tr
buzal dc Paz, quisnes instruysron Ii
primsras diligencias y sl Hon. Fisc,
de la Corts dc Jrstieia del Distrito 4
Gusyams. tiensn conecimiento do Ia
hsehos.
Dsspues dc ssto, 10 duico que n
sssta rspetir, ss que II opinion pdbl
o. J los tribunAlss sabrGn calificl
este horrendo erimsn,
Gracias por 10 inserci6n de sst
selaraci6n y qusdo dc usted con
mayor eonsiderasi6n stento .. ..
ANDRES G. RODRIGUEZ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-14
AMAL|TA 1A0L|

In Carolina hey gran snimaci6n
para 81 domingo pr6xlmo Is de Fe-
brero eorrisrte.
II motive 90 iustifcado, como que
ess die W 6 der allf un concerto nuss.
tra simpEt!ca tiple Amalits Psoli.
La aeompsaarA al piano otra In
ssligents compatriota nuestra: Alicia
Sicard6.
Fl concierto 90 efectuarG en- los
salones de 10 Colonla Espa6ola.
Dichs sociedad suspende por Ia
velada el baile que tsnfa anunciAdo
CON esq fecha, trauafriendolo para o.
dia rs.
Auguramos un brillsnte 6xito
Am alta Paoli On su acto musical.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-14
NuEVA NOVtLA

El gran pceIa y novelista Gabriel
D. AnnurIlo scsbS de de publican
una pusva novels tltulAdA "Amaran-
h" que ha heSho IenSSci6n sn todcs
los cfrculoS literario,
Toda 10 FrsrSA dsdicA aus sdito-
rialss & 10 nusvA producei6n del
autor de "El Triupfo Dc la musrts, -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-14

de- las iSlAs, pfc 20. 900, 600; gsstos De
la primsra eomiSi6n nOrtssmsrissns !,
pfc 10000. RsIs capital nal gAssaao
rsdituArin, q Inter es legal, pfc 81. las. ]
0s0 sino hubisss sido IN. d .ameuta
aFsNnoadQ d SOuFsSuytAls,
Evening star., 1906-03-16
Naval Orders.

Rear Admiral ]. H. Dayton has been
commissioned.
Lieut.. Commander W A. Mofett from
orders.
Lieut.. Commander c. d. Stearns, from
command of the Truxtun to the naval sta
tion at Guantanamo.
Lieut.. S. w. Bryant from the Pretle to
the Lawton
Lieut.. 7. A. Kearney. to the navy yard
Washington.
Ensign j. V. Babcock. to command the
TruXtun.
Ensign b. \. Long, from The bureau Of
ordnance, Navy Department, to the Con-
rectcut.
Ensign II. Z. Cook, from the bureau Of
ordnance 10 the Louisiana.
Ensign w. l.. Pryor, from inspection DUTY
at Munhall, Pa, to the Tennessee.
Acting Warrant Machinist w. s. White
from the Franklin to the CounIhia
Acting Warrant Machinist \ +. McCar-
thy. from the Columbia to the naval hos
pltal, Philadelphia
Passed Assistant Paymaster A. tIoTcy
King, from the Monadnock to home
Assistant Paymaster j. II. Hora5erger, to
the Monadnock.
Gunner E. Kellenberger, from the Cayite
station to the Wisconsin.
Midshipman g. o. Carter, from the Ohio
10 the Callao.
Ensign +. w. Sterling from the Callao
to The Baltimore.
Capt. w. II. Clifford, L. s. NJ. c. from
the Cavite station to duty With the lrga-
ton guard, Peking, China. relieving Capt.
II. Lee, L. S. NJ. c., who is ordered to the
Cavite station.
Evening star., 1906-03-16
Marine Corps Orders.

Capt. William II. Parker. from the Olym-
pia 10 command marine guard on the New
Jersey.
Col. A. c. kelton, to special duty in con-
nection with the construction of the naval
prison at Portsmouth, n. II.
First Lieut.. Harry o. Smith, from the
marine barracks, Portsmouth, n. H., TO
the Wabash. relieving First Lieut.. Chand-
'ler Campbell. who is ordered to the
Charleston. relieving Capt. William r.
Coyle, who Is ordered to the Tennessee.
Second Lieut.. David NJ. Randall. from The
marine barracks, Annapolis, to the Ten
nessee.
Second Lieut.. V. V. Sweeney, from the
marine barracks, Annapolis, to the Nsw
Jersey.
Second Lieut.. John d. Nevn. from the
marine barracks. Annapolis, to the Rhode
Island.
Second Lieuts T. NJ Potts. ir.. John r.
Henley, " l. Morrison. e. w. Sturdestn.,
1r.. Harry G.. Bartlett and Ward Ellis, from
the marine barracks, Annapolis, 10 the ma
rine barracks, Washington, u. -, for duty
with battalion to leave this city cor the
Philippines April 10.
Second Lieut.. Howard NJ Stone, from the
marine barracks, Annapolis, 70 the marine
barracks, League Island.
Second Lieut. Calhoun Ancrurn, from the
marine barracks. Annapolis, to TIE marine
barracks. Boston.
First Lieut.. David Il. wills, granted lf-
teen days leave of absence
Evening star., 1906-03-16
NOURISH

the body, don't dose it
with medicine. Scott's
Emulsion is the best nour-
ishment inn existence. 1t
is more than a food; you
may doubt 1T, but it di-
gests perfectly easy and
at the same time gets tine
digestive functions I'm q
condition so that ordinary
food can be easily digest
ed. Try it if you are rum
down and your food doesn' t
nourisRl YOU.
S<,flTyr A. RuuNE 400 r,...i c.xaa. ~ x,.r.
Evening star., 1906-03-16
'People's Pharmacy, Seventh & Eyests: NV.

F., to Wilson Tyler and Nancy Tyler,
part lot 3S, section 4; $40.
BARRY FARM-William II. Underdue ct
ux. to Alice f. and Frank F. Luckey,
lot A. section 3; $40.
BL0OMINGDALE-Te J. McMahon
to William c. Allard, lot 122, square s;
1,100.
MOORE & BARBoUR's SECOND ADDI-
TION-Franeis A. Blundon ct ux- to
Annie T. Marsden, Jane c. Whelan and
Ellen C. Whelan, lot 4S, block 9; $40.
LINCOLN-Lottie Williams TO Louis A.
Alexander, lots is to 26, block =; $40
HARRISON AND MONROE STREETS,
ANACOSTIA-Burnett I. Trueworthy ct
TX to James Poulos lot CO., $4,000.
NO.. T2J 18TH STREET NORTHEAST
Thomas II. Luckett ct ux. to Claude A.
Killmon, lot 232. square 1904 So
PETWORTH-Brain II. Warner ct al,
trustees, 10 William R. Stark, lots 35 and
80, block %; $S 800.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-Joseph Auerbach
ct ux. 10 Howard L. Christman, part lot
IS, block 80; $40.
THIRTY SECOND AND CHERRY
Evening star., 1906-03-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

NINTH STREET NORTHWEST between
E and streets-George W. Montgom-
ery ct ux. to Simon and Gustav OPP
cenheiner. part lot -, square 406; SO.
NO. lei I1TH. STREET .N@RTHEAST-Se-
lima w. Williams ct al. TO Samuel w.
Pickford, lot 10, square SIS; $40.
ORLEANS PLACE NORTHEAST between
9th and 7th streets-Thomas FL. Melton
ct TX. to Mary Mccarthy, lot 1so, square
$50: si0
BRIGHTWOOD PARK-Wiiiam Nick
Clayton, trustee, TO Nellie V. Owens.
part lot 9, block %: $1,000.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS-Catharine c.
Dolioway ct vi-, Edward. TO Michael
O.Connor, lots 70 and 13 block s; $780,
COIIrMBIA HEIGHTS-Angelia C. Brain
ard 10 Nellie VI. L. Jenkins, lot 9, block
20; $40.
BARRY FARM-Alice Luckey ct vir. Frank
Evening star., 1906-03-16

Forecast till pm. Saturday: FOR
the District of Columbia, Delaware and
Maryland. fair tonight and Saturday,
somewhat warmer Saturday; light to fresh
westerly winds.
For Virginia, fair tonight and Saturday.
warmer Saturday; light TO fresh westery
winds.
Minimum temperature past twenty-four
hours, 20; year ago. 81
Weather conditions and general forecast:
The disturbance ceniral over the Carolinas
Thursday morning has advanced to Nova
Scotia and developed into storm of con-
siderable severity In its course over the
ocean II has caused high northeast, shift
ing to northwest gales with snow in The
middle Atlantic states and southern New
England The plateau disturbances which
has persisted exactly week. is cen
tral over southwestern Colorado 1t Is
gradually diminishing in energy and will
soon disappear The northwestern area of
high pressure is advancing into the lower
Missouri valley.
Snow continues in the n.:Jd!e Mississippi
valley. Kansas, Indiana and Colorado. In
all other districts the weather is fair.
For tonight and Saturday generally fair
weather is indicated for the Washington
forecast district.
The temperature will rise slowly.
The winds along the middle and south At
lantic coasts will be fresh northwesrerlv,
and on the east gulf coast light northeriy,
The following heavy precipitation lin
inches has been reported during the past
twenty-four hours; Ha flax, 1T6; siport,
LIS; Portland. Me, l.30; Nantucket, 1.J6;
San Luis Obispo, $50; Fresno, 1.o4.
Steamers departing today for European
ports will have fresh northwesterly winds
and fair weather to the Grand Banks.
Records for TwentyFour Hours.
The following the readings of the
thermometer and barometer at the weather
bureau for the twenty-four hours beginning
at pm. yesterday:
Thermometer-March IT, p. m, 80; s p. m,
30: II midnight 26 March Is, am, -; S
am, 2S; l. noon 80; pm, 80.
Maximum. 3S, at pm. March 16; mini
mum, 26. at a m. March 16.
Barometer-March 10 p. m, 29.6S; g p. m.
29.74 i midnight 29.S2. March 16 1 a. m.
2e,Ss; am, 1888: noon. 29.0S; . pm, 29.9I.
Tide Table
Today-Low tide, 6:30 am. and 7:29 pm. !;
high tide, l. midnight and 12:30 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, I:31 a m. and S:25
pm; high tide, 12:55 am. and 80 pm.
The Sun and Moon
Today-Sun rose GIL am. sun sets 6:o7
pm.
Torn0rrow-Sun rises 6:10 a M
Moon rises 12:59 pm. tomorrow.
Up-River Waters.
Special Dispatch Tie Star.
HARPER'S FERRY, w. Va, March 10
Both rivers are clear here today.
Table showing equivalent turbidities as
obtained for the Washington aqueduct by
the old and new methods.
New method Now r,a+ioa
Evening star., 1906-03-16
THE COURT RECORD.
United States Supreme Court.

Present. The Chief Justice. Mr.. Justice Har-
Ian. Mr.. Justice Brewer, Mr.. Justice
Brown. Mr.. Justice White Mr.. Justice
Peckham. Mr.. Justice McKenna- Mr.. JUS
tice Holmes and Mr.. Justice Day.
T. g. Morris of Prescott. Ariz.. and o. NJ.
Brockett of Des Moines. Iowa, were admit
ted to practice.
No. 213 First National Bank of Ralti-
more, petitioner, agt. William II. Stake,
trustee, &c. ct al: and
No. pa. Henry K. MeIIarg ct al, receiv-
ers, &C. ct al. petitioners, agt. William H.
Stake, trustee. &c: argument continued by
MIR. Arthur G. Dickson and Mr.. John Dick
ey. jr., for the respondents.
Proceedings after The Star went to press
yesterday:
No. 2i2!s The territory of New Mexico ex
rel +. J. Mclean & Co.. appellants, agt.
the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Com
pany Argument continued by Mr.. A. C.
Campbell for the appellee and concluded by
Mr.. w b. Childers for the appellants.
No. 2l3. First National Bank of Balti-
more. petitioner. agt William H. Stake,
trustee, ct al; and
No. pa. Henry X. McHarg eft al, receiv-
ers. etc, ct al, petitioners. agt. William III.
Stake, trustee, etc Argument commenced
by Mr.. S. Hamilton Graves for the petition
ers and continued by Mr.. Albert G. Dick
son for the respondents.
The day call for Friday, March Is, is as
follows: Nos 213 (and 214), 216. 21S 49,
220 (and 800, 221, 225, DIG. 227 and 22S.
Evening star., 1906-03-16
Il. a. Moulton: bond. 5000: attorneys.

II. n. Mouiton: bond. 5000: attorneys,
Lfchlfter & Moulton.
Estate of John d. Croissant: petition for
probate of will filed; attorney. r. Golden
Donaldson.
Estate of Deiilah Bacon: will dated De-
cember /. 1901, filed.
Estate OF Joseph d. Milans; petition for
probate of will filed; attorney, w. H. Lin
kins.
Estate of James H. Forsyth: viii dated
June q. 1895 fled.
Estate of Addison D. Kinney: will dated
June 6. 1904, filed.
Estate of Thomas F. Corridor; will dated
March 2S. 1908. fled
Evening star., 1906-03-16
MI. Root Invited to Chile.

Mr.. Walker Martinez, the Chilean minis
ter, by direction of his government, has
rendered Secretary Root an invitation 10
visit Valparaiso on his coming trip TO the
Rio conference. The minister said his gov
erIgment had not presented the invitation
earlier because II WIS not known Secretary
Root would extend his trip beyond Buenos
Ayres.
Secretary Root took the invitation under
adyisernCnt
Evening star., 1906-03-16
Court of Appeals.

Present: The Chief Justice. Mr.. Justice
Duell and MIR. Justice McComas
Patent appeal, No. 81. In re application
of the William Connors Paint Manufa ctur-
ing Company; argument continued by Mr..
j. NJ Colt for commissioner of patents and
concluded by Mr.. T. w. Johnson for ap-
pellart.
Patent appeal No. 343 In re application
OF American Glue Company; argument
commenced by Mr.. We're Goldthwaite for
appellant, continued by Mr.. ]. M. Colt for
commissioner or patents and concluded by
Mr.. We're Goldthwaite for appellant
Patent appeal No. 3z6. Meth ct al. agt.
Dinner; submitted on briefs.
Patent appeal No. S4S. In application
of A. G. Spaiding & Bro; argument COM
menced by Mr.. A. P. Greeley for appellant.