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Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-08-10


A dispatch received says: The en-
tire crews Of -four ships have mutl
uied."
81. Petersburg, Aug. r.--Following
tuesdays slaughter at the syeaborg
and skatudden fortresses. in Russian
Finland, when 600 were killed or
wounded as the result OF midnight mu.
TIMES, cronstadt was cut of from com.
niunication with st. Petersburg. and
Il Is reported that . battle Is In pro-
gress there.
Both the telephone and telegraph
wires to Cronstadt were screwed Tues
day night, and communication has not
been restored There are rumors here
Of a muntty. with fearful loss Of life.
It y known that the uprisingp ct svea.
borg and skatndden were part Of a
campaign to seize three big Russian
fortresses. Including the one q eronr
stadf..
/ esrlsus Military outbrea<s.
News OF serious military outbreaks
In the provinces Of samAra reached st.
Petersburg Wednesday nomring. The
official dispatches have net been given
out. and the loss Of life II not known.
An entire garrison IN the Caucasus
has mutinied. The soldiers killed their
commander and eight officers and took
the local administration into their own
hands.
From practically every part Of Rus
sia come reports Of peasant aprissnss,
Palaces are IN ashes and estates have
been plundered. Anti-foreign outbreaks
have occurred for the iirst time In sev-
eral provinces. and Foreigners sre Dee
ing for their lives
War IL the csusssus.
In the cancausus war u raging be-
tweea tbe Tartzrs. Armsnfans and
Russians Rioting is In progress In
sessral tovns IN Karsk, where the sol
diers, ln open rebellion. are urging ne
nobs en q fearful exeesses. o1iclais
hare been azzazsibatsd IA Warsaw.
Aose<v and hsfs b 81 Petersburg.
Tbs ee<5oeshIp i exercIzln9 IS an
thofity = ri1sdIz q nozs|1le' bet he
poIze< d sapfre=si11 t11ne< 1onvInce
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-08-10

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Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-08-10
Capture Another City.

St. Petersburg, Aug. 1.-Reports Of
mutiny and bloodshed are pouring into
The capital From the vtceroy Of Cau-
rasus comes news that the troops IN
he garrison Of pcshiagsr. commanding
the iron gate at Dsrbent have mutt
MED killing their oommandins officer.
installing themselves III complete con.
troll of the city and placing their senti-
nels before the post, telegraph and
othar government buildings.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-08-10
Charnberlain'S
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When reduced with water and
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Every man Of a family should
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Buy IL now. II may save life,
PRICE. ESQ LARGE SIZE, 60c.
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Fer sale at the Palace Drug stsrs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-19
UNA CUBA ANBvLANTE

El iovsn do veinte 10, FedeFieo
GArritk, tmplsAdo en- el hospital Roo
ssvelt, ha aldo dsleuido d petlei6n del
uupsrintendents del sstablec 'miento,
para sv.tAr cue psreEsA victlma do
una combustion ssponlAnes, pusn no
srAalegA msnoH dc IN lllro de wail kSy
diArio,
III polIsia que 10 deluvo, snsonsr6
On el ouarto del psriio saIador, does
gAloneH del eorrohorAnts, y el prtaio'
nero inaisli6 On que ls deiAasn llevsr q
10 cArOel, entire pesh1 J espalda, unca
corlkdil.os somo lA,tts, que renovaria
4 IL me- nAnA signienle; cosa cue el po'
l.cia no permiii6 dieisnd9 cue & &C
hAriA cargo ismporA msnas del liQui
do SOL alcA1o,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-19

GRATIS. "A snalQuieF pueblo 90
snviA gralls 81 satAlcgo de 0 kAmYl
Noting & Co 81 a. shTian 25 stnAA
voa 90 sallos para u ifArQueU Mar
vasE , olsEo, b 1854, San Juan, Z
z, 80 isrs uaasd hAssE nn rsgAloS
Pues PidA 10 hsrmos0 e.oj par con
dusso de NAryaIE } caro-, Los hAy
da lodas slaasa y preeioa No FeRals
soaAs Do enusr, pass $40 % @uy pro
aAiso, III m Ai
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-19
EN- NUEYA YORK
ManOs CriminaIes prenden
fuego en- Ia Ciudad neoycr.
kina a casas de aIquiIer,
E PRIMER FUEGO
G. InnA.I - Il nEA 4 ~
e PRIMER FUEGO
Sc descubri6 en- el s6tano de
una casa de cinco pisos.
Latas de pintura.

Sells tueron psgados a easas dc
a'quilsr, uno traa otro, On laa eAlles
l7s y 23a. y Avsuidas Oiisva y Move
~, alarmsron todo al bsrrio y de-
musatran que 10 banda dc ireendia'
rios que psreefs dorm'da, ha vuelto
a smprendsr operaslonss, q que slgdn
loco anda suslto. Los inasndioz- oeu
,rleron por To- madrugkda, treH on una
mapzans, y pusleron en- psligro las vi
das do sstsntA personals que vivian 90
esos ediflsios.
La indignation do A'gunos veeinos
fac tal, que dedieAzo IN oil dta & haesr
toveasiga gaclonss, atirmando que harian
iustieia con aus mAnos ai llsgAban &
dsssubrir & loo eulpAbles, EI primer
fuego 90 dese1bri On al E6tano de una
essa de cineo piaos do 10 ealls ia; 90
l'and toda ds.humo y hubo que aaear
d una tAmtliA, en- poso, puss oil humo
IN sulA @kDukAQU.
Terminals 10 alsrma, 10 renov6
otro fasgo ca 10 misma salle, pAree!do
al anssrior y con oil mism1 salvamsn.
10 ds vseiroE.
Los poileias y bombsros suvisror
que eorrsr enssgaida 4 la calle 18A,
donde 30 tuvo que bsiar do loa difs
rentes pisos, con escalerAa dc mano
MAS slncuentG personas,
Nuy en- brsve otro aviao do alarms
I. lleV6 los b brmheeo 6 10 calls 2la,
una casa con visnts familias. Aquf 81
hAbian aproveohsdo unAs lstAs d.
pinlura Tara ahumar & los inQ limos
mas 40 dominaron PROF to las llamas
Misntras tsnio, llsmshan 4 lo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-19
Puer|o-Rico necesta nnestIa aYuda
PIRRAFOS DEL MEHSA!E DEL PRES|DtNTt ROOSEVELT
R[LAc|ONAOOS CON uUESTRA cIUDADANy.
(Traducido del Baltimore AmericanH)

No % rico nj sspec!slments pro
dueslvo. Todo 81 eomsreio lanxAdo
en- masa { los EstEdos U aidos no son
ssguirk nj ligersments, camolar el
tono de nuestro nsreado.
Un poeo de tabAeo. no dc 10 mas
alta salidadi algun az1sAr y otros
produst,s conatit7ysn Ia total rique
"a de 10 Isle.
Cierloa interefeI On este psii 10
oponen vio'entamsnts { que nuostras
|lsyss 90 sx,iendan 4 Puerto Ric1. pc
70 esos slemsntos no tisnen 10 II f len
ella que pretsnden y ha l.egado 10 no
ra On que el pueblo smaricano toms
intsr6s On ests aaunto.
No 90 esta una eussti6n cualquiara
para los sentimientos del pusblo
para lAs dtspos.cl,nes del parttdc re-
publicano. Estos aabsn que no hay
rax6n para dstsner q loa pusrtorri
quefios el pr.vilegio do 10 eiudadanis,
Dor 10 eual il Fl ,ensian importaniel
hombres do eatAdo,
Con el donativo do 10 cludaiAnis
para los puertorriquefos, les leyes d.
Essados Unidos gs. sxssndelisn rapi
daraents & ID isla y oil pusblo selia In
mensam snte bsnefsia 10. La naci6I
| americana timb.en 90 bsnstieiaria cor
los pro ausios puertorriq uen %, que
pccoa 8 maahos, nosotros los nseesl
tamos, como nssesisan ellos nueasra
lleyss y nusstras eostumbrsS que 70
slaman con vsrdadsra a1siedad,
Daspu&s do tan termlnantss mani
| feltasiones, 90 east segurA 10 eiuda
dania americana para sl pueblo d
Puerto R!so.
ILoor. puea. q 10 Querida patri
que pronto psrlenesefa aonalt1eic
nalmsnts oil pueblo mas gsAnds d,
muntol
! Francisco Cervoni.
| Frederick u. D. DIRE. 8 dc 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-19
ASUNTOS D|VERSOS
Los sehores Berries y Es-
cribano, dc Comer(o.
Moneda dc cobre,
FALLECIMIENTO
FALLECIMIENTO
La Asamblea de tabaqueros.
Circo mexlcano en- Ponce.
D. Antonio Estevez

30 enousntrAn ea este eiudsd
nuastros amigos los asfiorss Bsrrfoa
y lEsc 'ibano. entusiaitas eorreligio'
narios dc Comsrfo.
-Hsmoa visto en- poder do don
Carlos Lopez Marques una moneda dc
eohre muy anligua que 90 aupons ben'
"a varioa eentenares do amos.
-Ha llegsdo Ponce el Cirso
mr. extsano do fieras que. .hsee excursion
por 10 Isle.
-En Gaayanilla fallesi6 an nIii0
hijo del proiaaor don Daniel Felid
"A L. Asambisa dc Tabaqusros
vsndrkn rspresentaeionss do toda IL
isla.
-Hs regsssado de los Eitadoa
U aidos con sl titulo do Perito Merean.
I'll el ioyen aguadlllano don Antonio
Estevss.
Hoy fac absuelao Jose Ramos.
scusado do portar un euehillo que 10
lie oaupado por 10 poliefa do Pasrta
do Terra,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-19

bombsros do 10 sAlle 23a, en- qus ava
rios do ellos 90 vleron apuE ados Dor
hallarse sn el ssgundo piso del n6me-
70 800 Al OMts, sin sgaa con que com
hatir o. f1sgo que iba tomando foer'
70. Eseapados do ele psligro a6n tu'
vieron que ir & tx ,oner aus vidas al
n6msro 424 o ,ste de 10 ealle la, en
donds los vseinos desidieron no aeos
lArss "a, puss sabiendo do los otroz
fagos, temisn gus 10 iutentass ardsr
4 ,db al distrlto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-19

Pareee Qus 60 presents sl sismgo
a1rop6sito para meiorar los oondi
stones y sorcsdsr IL eiudadania ams
riesns al puablo do Puerto Rico.
L. PEG 1eha isls ha sido, hssts
hoy, tratada con mis- asperldad y ru
dezA que eualq ufera de lAs otras de-
pendeneias tsrritoriales del pals y
con m6nos rsz6n,
L. hsmos eonsidsrado somo una
hiiaatra euando debla ser nuesira
iavcrlta.
Est5 esia On irritants c7utradic.
G ca eon el t'aTmient0 que reeibi6
del pueblo sspsnol, el eusl, apesar
do h.bsr desstsndido les oportunida.
des para ayudsrle & desenvolver "a
propiedad. lsvant6 { sisrta altura au
nivel 20, itieo.
A To- isla 10 fac eonoedido el pri-
vilegio dc 10 mae fAvoreeida eolopia
On eua ocasi6n los puertorriQue6os
pudieron asariciar 10 opinion do su
prop pia importarcla.
Los pusrtorriqusfos probsron en-
mushas oeasiones y con muehos siem
ploa que dtssAban pertenseer al 60.
bierno do loa EatAdes Unidoa y rom
rsr aus vinsulos con 10 patria madrs
para levantAr ats sondiaiones con 10
asosi asi6n del pueblo amsricsno; %
70 mansenida 10 Isa & 10 distaneia
del braso y solosada bsio muy rfgi
das rsstriceionss no 10 fac dabie dssa
rsollar sus lasimas aspiraeiones.
Los pusssosriqu.nos son auaves,
dulses, do tormAs sxquisilas y dc anna
| bies disposisionss, Y aurqus no zoE
eomo otros pAisss L tino An:nc0nos
ltxaissdos & 10 rsvoluel6n, 20 por est
ldeisn dc seplir, emo todos, el ma
ltraiamtento do que sen obisto.
| In 10 comsreisl, no sxlste en- Il
liz islA 10 suheiests para iuaii fl Jar Il
lqus pud!eta ser llamA'o commercial
oSrQciSr por eEie pals.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-19
DESDE CUBA
Consejo del general Bell.
10 que s.manifiesta a las
tropas do Pinar del Rio
DECRETO De MAGOON
La comps MIA de- cable. -El
editor de <El Mundos.-
Opiniones de la pre1sa.

ri general Frat kiln Ball hs ason
wiado sl ei6reito do oaupaci6n gus
10 abstsrga dc hAblar. faere 10 que
Were. Iac'dsntalmsnts - somunica-
ei6n & lAs tropas do Pinsr del Rio
musstra que kasts tsme qua pisnssn
puss diio 4 los miembros del ~ do 90
ballsrfa que 81 Prssidents Rooievsls
no 10 gustAsis que aicribieran q los
Estados Unidos que 90 QuedahAn por
one loa stbanoa no ssrvian para 20
bsrnsrss & sf propios adsmAs. de-
bfan aeordsrse que no 40 podia espe
rar ous 6.tos aprsndisfsn On suAtro
aaos, 10 Que 10 hAbia tostado I'd
nuirir & los RstAdos Uaidos siento
areints.
Los grandes inerasea do asdcar..y
sabaso on Cuba no dssean 10 snex'on
loa Estados Unidos qua tiensn 70
ana rsaolvsr un problems do rszHs,
ma dsaean ctro. Por otra parte. al
Presidents Roosevsll hsbia dlsho re
ustIdamspts qns sl Norte AmerieA no
dessaba adquirir tsrritorio al Sur.
Rs ls h. dieho { los soldsdt que
miriam mucho assrsa do 10 nsseaidao
de ous Of eisreito 10 Qusdara On Cuba.
mAs aunque podrAn pensAr 10 que
quiaisran. no dsbian sasribir q sua
psrisntss sx prsaando sus sentimie atos
eontrarios al dsseo * ,reso do 80 90
mAudanso On iets,
ri gohsrnAdor Mr.. 4sgoon hA
nrdsnAdo 10 prepare an dssEsso que
psrmita & la Comps fia Comereial dol
Cab!s, ertrar sn 10 HAbAna por sl
ysdado, dssde Csyo Husso.
Con cato serminA la sonsesi6n dc
naarsnta afios que 10 hAbfa sido hschs
Ala sompsfia IaNrnaclonAl & O.si'
dsnsal, y 4 msnos que essa presents
alRuna nusva 6 msi or raz6a ante Ia
lsv. Que los que h. osdo hAsta ahors
al eobsrnador h,mArk sl desreso para
uus 10 compafiA Postal o Comsrsia
no pisrda Iiempo psrA scmst zAr oDs
raciones.
I'll Mn,r GOWN, edisor do 6
Mundes, do vuslta de los Estados Uni
dos, donds ha visso Al Presidents Mr.
Rooasyslt , los minissros Root y TatI
diss Que sl primsro sspsra sAlvAr Il
rstd ulisa, son sl auxIlio do los suha
nos. Mr.. Root 10 musslra peaimista
Rxpons Que L. siiuAsl6n dc Cuba n
ha hssho impossible { cauaa del sgoia
mo Dc sua hombrsI 20. iileos que nj
visnsAn aceiea del bisnessAr del pals
' srea Qqs 10 prsnsA % sl also pode
uus pusds sAlvsr 10 rsI6olisa, pro
dusiandu ana rsacoi6n en el pnsblG
nor medic dc alaQusa contra los hom
bFss que 10 AlIuinan. a Mr.. TafI q
10 prsaentA - lleno dc ssTe'ArEs, u
dssaminAdo por somplsto J 10 imprs
nion del aln,r Gown, rsecgidA eI
WAahIpgsop, % q 10 oil ( la ssperAE :
mks brillAnts 90 sl Mno' 2 lsaada'
Kl sDlArio de- ksrlras hscs b
ssrvar cue sl Presidents RlcssVsl
tOCntsnila On "a pdgsnn ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-19

Brioso, solieito,
vA J AvsrlguR,
aomo % do doricA,
do d6nda aalen
10 sltos eat &veres
20 & toda plinA
liAndo los tAttulos,
voy q ssA gsata
vivienda ItaIica.
libre Go Asbres
y do far6 aeulos
y do Alitsfss,
y dc parAaiIo,,
lsioS, muy lsios,
scmo an a.oaofo,
dc bArAundsF,
ruldoa J iiAitgJ,
J de pedanAes
y de grMt5mAnos
, de fAlsArios
J Dc seb5LcQoe
Suarez de MOta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-19
CALAMO CURREATE
Ago mas sobrs eI deplora'
BILE estado sanitario de
San juan.- PaIIida mors.
QUESTION GRAVE
QUESTION GRAVE
Incertidumbre grande eu Que
Sc halla el doctor Gomez
Brioso. Me las gulllo,

Amigo Pesz;
salaAen pldtmGn...
Llsno de agrs do
vi aus eEfstolas,
con "a tautico
de &iili m6itli,
y hoy les CT nteato
currente cdl0mo.
Amigo Penz,
lQue vida pfearal
A nueatraa puartRs,
do mr. do ins6Iito.
toes II Musrts
con mAno trsmuls;
aacmA lusgo
sus negros hkbitoa.
su isz huesuda,
pklida , teiries;
y nos sErastrs,
ain mas prsambulos.
al hondo sblsmo
" 10 vofagins.
lVaya una intrusal
lVaya una hueiptdaI
G stean las gsntes
aomo guanGbAnas;
no mulliplicsn
fosag , tdnulos;
no 90 aufieisnts
70 10 metropolis;
no dan & baato
los earros f6aebreG;
Gomez Brioao
sismprs 4 ,m$Gisf,
pierde lA hsms,
prsgunsa st6niso
do donde salen
tsnsos cadaveres,
v Asi ma shamos
hseIa lAa s6ltlmAss,
ain que roS valgan
formulas, recipes,
nj los pHodueEos
Ilamadoa QuimiCos y faymAa6aIieoH
Aqui el rseusrdo
do cIartA ID 1uls;
Mientras diseuten
con mueho erfasis,
graves y dtclos,
dos 8 tres II edicoa
81 les basteTias
qus. sn busn ArAlisis,
eontisne oil sguA
son iroesutsa 9 son morIt.ras
y eAuakF pueden
casos do O6lerA,
tiias, gastrs'gias,
Asbres y e6lisos,
vieiosi mp ,rsS,
D. fos y i6venes,
eAsn como ehIpehss,
van hlsiA el Terehro,
J los que viven,
suAl yc, per acci ie1aS
vAmos Qu'dAndo
somo ma sapAtuls
somo IN iurq lillo,
emo una Ilhde
All, etire is1so.
qasri,o ad dters,
Qus el dceloE G6nsE
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-19

kass8sF aaasasaasf = Fsaaas
sfafases as visa. -. .e. ssa sss3
s.az.a M 80 4asas sz8s s# ssA
saaa s 8 aasa j. Efzmss $50
Eemsass ts@a Sc zee aaaHs
Ha4aa - 8ssF4ka. e ess - tafe -
e tsa aasaErm kaa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-19
AGENTES PARA PUERTo-RlCo
Hernandez z Barasorda.
NILAGROSO DES(UDRINIENTO

Por IN sg84 Jssa sasFosa ssps4aaAd assa gasso
Po q Ntpolas aJ sost.Aadc aaadad 1s
ds sssua9 psol6ato assado obrs
t5sas sssesdo gaa = saFarlaa radical
aa maFsaFa, sao t@aa@ as@a
sasa daa 81 1sAa EAnian0 eaa
saa ssxsaas soneoslsaa so9
satau gsaia sn6aa aYsaasa
aazFoaa eozslaa aarAa1a 4s cda IA
srastaasa - - sflaariAa q aaeos
aagreso Ro0a Pi2zo asasazsa aAsasaao
ta naFasA
80 3sadaa as IL ds 4Aaao saai
saEFloa aa@aa Esaiaa4a
ssasaA = ~
A4sss aaalst sttat sslsa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-19

s3aa1 osA d assxas
.su kusssa~ - est
q W g
e ass sxsa : aeasaN
Fsfr - Fl
: s e = A
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
Ladies Auxiliary Convention.

The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the A. o. II.
VII hold their biennial State conven-
tion Thursday evening. September l3. at
which the election of State officers for
the ensuing Two years will be the prin-
cipaI business. Miss Sadie Fitzpatrick,
Of Division No. .. the present District
president, has decided not 70 again be
a candidate. and the contest for the
District presidency is expected 10 be
quite lively. The names OF several Ia
Dies have been mentioned as Miss Fitz-
patrick's successor, but so far no direct
announcement of any candidate for the
office has been made
The present District officers Of the
auxiliary. Under whose administration
great progress has been made during
the past two years. are. District presi-
dent. Miss Sadie Fitzpatrick. Of Dlvis-
ION No. 2; vice president. Miss Catherine
Batters, OF Division No. .. secretary.
Miss @. F. Downing. OF Division No. j.:
treasurer. Miss Catherine Breen. DlvIs-
Ion No 3
A report OF the recent national con-
yention VIII be submitted by the Wash
ingtOn delegates. An unusual amount
of interest attaches 10 the coming con-
venuon, at which much important busi-
ness is to come up for action.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
MIGHT HAVE QUALIFIED.

Not Irish, but delightful. is the story
Of the automobilist who. in making a
cross-country tour in Dakota. had the
misfortune 90 have his machine break
down. He saw a small house not far
on, and cut across 10 It. The only
man about the place was a Swede,
who was much amused by the sight
of the strange rig the automobiles
wore My friend said the automo-
bilist my machine has had q bad
break, and I would like to know if YOU
have such a thing as a mOnkey-wrench
about here?"
The Swede looked at the automobilist
with greater curiosity than ever, and
then laughed He had met some strange
folks and heard some odd things since
he had come 10 America, but this was
the worst!
Monkey-wranoh2" he asked sar-
CastiCally. Il got a sheep ranch and
l1Y cousin Ole. he got a COW ranch
and Meester Ferguson he ban have wan
pig ranch, but I tank annywan start
monkey ranch in Nord Dakota ban wan
fOOll'-Success.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
For Entertainment Of Visitors.

The national convention OF the
Knights OF Columbus viii be held next
year In NOTOlk. Va. and as at least
three-fourthg Of the delegates attending
the convention viii pass through Wash
ingtOn. the local knights are alive 20
the necessity Of providing entertain
ment In this city for the many visitors.
With that object ia view the Washing
ton chapter will. shortly take the mat
ter ia hand. and active committees will
be selected which will ar once begin
making arrangements for the suitable
entertainment Of the visiting delegates
next year. Timothy n. Ring. Grand
Knight OF Potomac Council. and presl-
dent Of ths Washington chapter, is
authority for the statement that moth
ing viii be left undone 10 make the
stay in Washington Of the delegates
10 the national convention one that
viii long be remembered for its social
enjoyment and hearty fraternal spirit
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
The Election Of Mr.. sheehy.

Al the biennial convention Of the An
cient Order Of Hibernians OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia. which took place Fri
day evening. August p, a contest for
the state presidency developed between
J. F. O'Meara and Francis p. Sheehy.
resulting In the election Of MT Sheehy
by three votes. 2. J. Haltigan. who
had been prominently mentioned for the
office OF District president. declined TO
run. his determination being only . ac-
cept the onice should It come 20 him
unanimously. The election Of Mr.. Sheehy
has proven quite satisfactory 10 a large
majority Of the members, and IT IS pre-
dicted that he viii make an excellent
District president
Mr. sheehy is also the present execu-
tive head Of the Knights Of Columbus
Of the Washington Jurisdiction. and Is a
popular young lawyer among his people.
District President Sheehy is the present
presiding officer Of Division No. 4. the
membership Of which IS largely com
posed Of residents Of South Washington
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
Fxcursion to Colonial 60.

The st. Vincent de Paul Society Of St
AIoysius' Church viii conduct a grand
family excursion today TO Colonial
Beach, the proceeds Of which viii be
applied for the benefit Of the poor Of
the parish during the coming winter.
This IS one OF the principal sources Of
revenue accruing TO this charitable and
pralseworthy society. which enables 1t
TO relieve many pressing necessities Of
the poor during the severe winter wealth
er. The boats viii leave for Colonial
Reach this morning between and 10
O'Clock, and II IS expected that the eE-
cursion viii be q reCord-breakeT, as a
large number OF tickets have been sold
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
FAMOUS PARIS WIDOWS
OWN TOBACCO SHOPS
Government Grants Licenses for This
Business as Special Evidence
Of Favor.

PARIS. Sept. S-when the govern
ment wishes 20 confer a favor on the
widow or the orphan OF a deceased
officer or civil functionary. 1t accords
her the concession OF a tobacco shop.
The minister of finance has just had
the list drawn up for presentation 20
parliament OF the tobacco. shops which
ne granted Ias- year. There are go OF
them. and among the benedciaries are
the widows Of two deputies, two sen
ators. a musical composer, an admiral
a general Of brigade, two presidents OF
courts Of law, an ex-mtnister, pub
lie prosecutor. and others Besides these
widows the following individuals among
others have been given tobacco SHOPS
an ex-actress of the Coincide Fran
caise, the daughter of a ''proscrit, the
father OF seventeen children, and the
father of a non-cOmmissiOned officer
murdered IN Madagascar
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
90 MarYland Hibernians.

II will be a matter Of interest TO the
Hlbernians Of Washington 70 learn that
at the recent State convention OF the
order in Maryland. held at Oakland, DR..
Patrick +. Martin, of Baltimore, was
elected state president vice president,
John y. McGinn. OF LOnacOuing; secre-
tary. y. J. ScuIly, q Baltimore, and
treasurer, William +. Walsh. OF Balti-
more This new board Of officers is COM
posed Of young MEN who are deeply en-
thuSeI with tie spirit of Hibernienlsm.
and unu>- whose guidance tho A. O. H.
in Maryland VIII make rapid strides Of
advancement during the coming two
years. Ocean City was chosen as the
next place Of meeting in 1905, IL being re-
gardeI as a desirable resort for sum
mer gatherings. and also q good thing
10 introduce the order 90 the people OF
that section OF the State.
A visit of the 5iarE5s.sl5 state otAcer~
VIII shortly be made 10 their Washing
ton brothers. and joint action viii -
taken looking toward the introduction
OF Irish history IN the Catholic schools
and academies OF the arch diocese. q
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