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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-09
ECOS De ACUAD|LLA
Eutdsiasmo por la Uai6n.
Msyoria unionista en- las
inscrjpciones.
BALE De RRTESANOS
Mentiras de un tai Lordmi,
que deberfa llamarse Lcrd.
Mico. Reunion politica

Grande 90 ell cit lsiasm) que &C
tuAlmente, con motive do las inserip'
clones presentes del pr5xlmo tornso
electoral gu, 90 svesina, 90 vlene OBJ
ssrvsndo On las sguerridas hues!es
del pArtido UIionista dc Aguadilla y
81 jurisdiction.
Ell partido rspublicAno ineorpo
RADIO de squf, 10 sgita como on los
demas pueblos d, 10 lila, en- los eater
torres dc una trsmeada sgorla'...
Aver 60 VIC On estA Corts de
Dlstrito 10 demand do divorcio que
10 iovsn Martina Campos, por medic
del sbogado don Limo vazquez, este
blecs contra 81 esposo Salus.iano
Psgin Maldonado, por habsrls aban.
donAdo hAce ma, do dos aflos. Ls
Corte reaolvera cate CATO el pr6xImo
dia 6,
Una mayorfs do 344 votos lie
vamos los unionista hasta Ahora So
bre lis republicanos, durante los
cinco dias do inscription q 10 90 her
sltevAdo & eabo en- sl precinto eleetoraI
de Agaadills, sinexpvgnsble balusr
to, del rspublieanismo.
-Anteanoehe tuvo lugAr un luei
do bale do aitsssnos en- al Censro d.
obstruction y Rsereo sLA Nusva Vic.
toris.s
I'm tal Lordmi ts cor c, ,smos
angelit0' -hAce, en- el <Rumor Diario>
kcusacionss esl1 pides 6 inverosfmils,
contrA los unionistas dc Aga dlla. e.
pats entero sabe que en- el 6nieo par.
lido que exlstsn turbas 90 on oil parti.
| do republieano.
Nosot-os no necssltsmos apelar
turbulencias para combatirlos a uste
des, los republieAnos do Aguadills
Ese recurso, realmentc ruin, qusd,
para ustedes, los repub ieanos. Jan &
habfAmos Dido tSn deuearadamsnt
mentir como m'ente eEs Lorim!.
-Eo lA notha do anteaysr 90 lie
vo 4 ttscto en- 10 morAdA d. nuestst
correligionar.o don Jos& Aonaerrat
VisbAl, una i'm ortarts reunion 70 (
tics, q Ia que ssist,6 un gran nj nero
do correl & ,onarios nueAtros. Ea ells
90 tonsron aeuerdos i'm portAntis simol
para 10 mArchs de nueslro pArtido.
Els tan def ,ientlsimo oil alum
brado J ds leo de Aguadilla gus, d,
noehs, algunas de nuestras nagntaec.
GALES, permaneesn en- tinieb.As
Son muchae Ias qaeias que res
pseto de ests particular venimos rtcI
biendo. Y, el AlcAlde, 6que hac,?.. :.
HA C crculado por Aquf protusa
mspt. una hois susltA frmId. Dol
YorioS repub!lcanes purOs do San G ar
ma, que eva por ilyulo Gel Patalee
de- los rapublicanos iEeorpors dos,
Esta h ,ia tle rsproduelda aqui, & In
dieaci6n de A'g lnoE enthusiasts unlo
niAtAH.
Ell lunes prfxtmo, II del actual
daran principle en- nuestrA Corte d,
Dlatrito los juioios por iurado. an
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-09
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guerra 8 los alemAnea baicahdo o. el
Sur plszas para sus productos, Hoy
por hey ss tropieza con 10 gran diff
eultad do las mslas Was de comunica
ci6n existentss, pero 90 proyocta el es-
t2blectmiento t dc otras Was de vapores
que partiran de Ntw York J New Or
lean iran q los princip sles pusrtos
dc Sur AmericR,
Edward FayGon Weatoo, el gran
pedestrian de los EstAdos Unidos y
uisn cuenta hey con una edad do 67
ahos, h'z) anteaysr una dc las meio.
res iorp adAs eonocidaa haata el die.
El alcisno Weston se propuso venir
4 pie desde FiladelfA haita New York
en- el meaor tempo possible. FL reco'
rri6 les 96 millas, dLstancis que media
enlre las dos ciudades, en- % horaa y
81 minutes de leguido. CuAndo lego
New York 10 lIevaron sus amigos d
un apartamento do hotel que 10 teplsn
! deslinado, y donde charl0 IN ratio y
manifesto qua 90 asnifa un POGO tatl.
gado psro que ada le quedaban pier.
mas psrs eontinuar en- visis.
En- uno de los d!timos articulos
publi,ad1s por sThe New York Sun.
day Worlds 10 b n dado q conocer loo
proiesfaa hechaA por el tsmoso prCte.
to Lee G Spangler, quien dice que 10
ciudad dc New York sera ttta msnte
dsstruida en- 1905,
-Si h:mos dc Greer al pre- fs!a
amer icsno, los custro millones dc hs
bitantss de eAta cludad dehemos eEtar
preparAdos para perecer en- l 9lS bIio
los escombros do losgrandes edlfcios,
| y Ntw York pasar6 q fgurar en- Ia
Historic csmo hoy fgura Nlnive ,
otras ciudades que 81 !legar d 10 cum
bre por sus siluezM y adelantos 10
hsn vito desaparscer para vivir 10
villa de Quienes deisn sraE II algo
GRANGE y generoao.
e Congreso ha decidido i lima
ments ortentr Ia construct in de un
soorazado que sel d 81 mas grSnds, RI
pdly pcd:roSo de cusutos eaten a
Aoie cuando sea terminado,
Fate gran m6natruo para el que 90
ha deatlnado dlez millones de d ,llars
eat, dessinado Il mecerAe orgulltso So
bre las olas, rsprssentAndo on II 10
riqueza, el pc der, 10 amblci6n y oil do.
sarrollo del pueblo amel t,ano que hey
LLAMA 10 atenct6n del mando entsro,
y que de- "a bastaLts que temer las
grAndea y anliguas potensias do Eu
ropa,
Principal o5isto del Congreuo
Al ordenar su eonstrucsi6n tu6 el dc
proveer oil pals de vspores au6ciepte
msnse poderosoE para desstiar q cual
1uier euemigo en- case de un COL fl cto.
Eu Ia li,ta de marin de los Estk
dos U aidos ae etcuentrau 270 vAporss
con IN lonelage do I'll 262. MAJ los 50
bartos que eHtSn en- construction y
que tend IA S8i 72) tonelAdas.
Sc dice que spesAr de que el ca
nal de PAnau 4 % hoy la mI or en-
presa del mundo, los dos limos con
gresos amerieAnoE han dado msyor
atenci6n 4 10 marina de guerra, J h.p
deslluAdo para cate obieto nat de men o.
que s339 l07 COO, o sea oAsi el doble de
10 sums deStinada para L. conItruc
ci6n del canal.
| NV York Mayo rs.
l TOpprSDnNHAr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-09
Mario Morales.
. OPOrtuNidad

vs1a on hU1No de 81 co. doe snssusi catalina mayor TO-
IL dlams'ro motor hosons eindo vapor 22
con SU oe euo de sda fabricado nor aa
M oIRo MoLlNo de 80" 7S dobs snganais d6msiro do
mayor II DO la inte'medis po balancn CON
T aa nOtisado por ls ronombada coulruos de j.
Fleeeher London Deh de Inglaterrs. -
de 10 Carolina. - " "" 0~"A ''"F"i
Pars mas norna' dirilrss . Capitals
SObInOS de EzqQia8l.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-09


(lebe Segltir en- Pa0anld. Estdd0
actual del Canal - ComisionQd0
c4iles0 q c0nserci0 De SER Amtrica,
-El gran Pedestrian americana.
La destruction de Nen York. -
William Henry H H1ntsr, ipgeniero
en- iefs del Canal de Manchester, y
quien hs essado sstudiando los pro.
blsmAs del Canal dc Panama. aeon
Sc q SO dssistA conusruir en- el Itsmo
un canal con excluAAs CON pretsrencia
& uno q nivel.
Su objection principal contra sl
sistema de exclusAs 90 les d,hoa y
academies insvltables que oeusrN "a y
de los cusea 70 eltS enierado por "a
ber euanto ha ocurrido On el de Man
chester durante los II AMOS que lleva
do tuncionsr, y en- el coal las puertss
| do las exslusas han sido despeds zadss
por los vapores en- cinco ocaaiones.
Las axoluGas de Manche, ter sienen
una slturs de 80 pies de agua dehaI
de las pusrtas, mientras que las de
Panama tendrsn 10 pies, y bssado on
su experierciA, Mr. Hunter dice, ISL
las puertay de las tx;lusAs llegan &
ser rotas por un vapor en- marehs dc
deseenso, nipgdn poder sobre 10 terra
puede detsner el avsuce del sgus, ID
veloeidsd dc 10 eorriense Aers tai que
los vApores que se encontrasen On la
via no tsndran probAbilidAd alguna
le Halvarse, mientras que lss dsmaG
lexcluaas 90 dsstruiran qusdando sl
canal On sstAdo do no poder prsatAr
aervieio a'gdnos
AgeegA que sl el canal IS constru
ye con exslusas, TODD acorszado y Va
por dc gran sonelsie que pAse per el
Itsmo correrA gran peligro.
Joh1 F. Stew .ns, tngeoisro en- iefs
y tn cargo de Ia c)natruccion del
Canal de Panama lego aqul aver en-
ell vapor sAdvatcss, procedents dc
Colon.
Mr.. St.ysns dice b Aber ysnido
duicsments q hAblAr sobrs oil canal,
acercs do 10 cual hs dich } 10 siguten.
lte; <Nosotros hsmos lIegado d un
punto de Ia .obrA donde nos 90 nscs
sario sAher 81 oil canal Sela CON exclu
IaAa q 4 nivel, La obrA progreaa "a
pidamente, y si hay dig ina dsmcra
90 porqus los eQulfoS que Sc necesitan
no lltgan a liempos
al 80 decide por un canal & nlyel
Ia obra demAndsla de ounce veinte
.fos, mientraS que uno con exslusSs
estarS terminsdo On echo 8 nueve,s
Ell Conde Julian de OWES ha
vsnido en elt)s clss 1 los EItadol
U aides cen el dobe cM a Ier ds con.
sul general y c0misionado especial dc
pArte del G0bleEno de Chile. Su
principal mission eS cont ,re1cisr con
| los ausoridadeE amerieanGs con res.
pecto oil comerco de Chile con los
EatAdos Un.d)s.
Chile deEea elSanchar ar Gus ralseio
mes ecmerciAlea con este pals, Sus ex
porsaciones aSsienden & $50 600, 1000
anua 90 de los cuAles vienen q loa
Estadoa Un.d)E Por valor do "A mi.
lloneS de pesos y de sus imporsAcio
mes que monlan go 600 600 leva de
| los mercsdos orse.amerieanos mi
llonea de pesos,
So aprecia que ol ctmsreiC Anusl
de Sur America montA 500 milo
mes d. pesos, y no SD tAnte ESQ, los
Manufacturers americsnos ae han
engreido eu el eomsreio con Asia yIe
han distraido demasiIdo con los psi
s's dc Sur Amsrlcs, pero deb!do & 10
iusinusciones del Presidents Roors-
Velt J 81 eco de 10 prenss, los Ameri
elnos parec,u animsrEe hacer /,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-09
APToVeche Ia OCCASION
Baratlllo ? Liquidation ?
Quemaz6n?
sLa Parissfns, San Francisco 10.
M0daS de Paris.

Con motive do haCsrse grandss
reformas en- dicho establecimiento,
realizamos d prsoioa muy baratos,
sombreros do seiioras y sen yritas, pa
melisaa para nifas, adcraadas y sin
adornAr. corGes do todAs classs, pafiue.
los bordados de mAno, guantes de
asda blancos y neg 'os & 8 iniiu,idsd
dc arilaulos lsrgos do enumersr.-La
PdrI'ten. San FfAn0isco 40. 3-3
rrespondientss,Asa cate t6rmioo de Junio
1aformaremos en- au oportupids1 ds
ellos & LA DENocRAC1A
-Anosha SO reuni6 On ss,i6p ex.
srsor iinaria el Comlt6 local de Ia
Uni6n de Puerto Rico, On Ia susl 10
tomaron importsntes Acuerdos. Pre-
sidlo el Ssior Viiiss Martinez actu6
do stcrstario el iovsn don E,nesto
Lopez Rubio.
aaA ia M.I
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-09

En- esta Imprenta Sc vende
papel vlejo de perl6dico a dos
pesos el quintaI.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-15
saYAN's RECEPTION.
Plans Have Been Mapped Out by thu
Committee Appointed.


New York. July li.-Plans for the
reception to be rendered TO william
Jennings Bryan In this city upon his
return the last week In August have
been mapped out by the plan AMI
scope committee appointed by the
Commercial Travellers Antitrust
league. Louis Nixon presided.
At the arrival at the Battery on the
morning OF Aug. 30 Mr.. Bryan will be
met by the reception committee, and
will be escorted up Broadway to the
Victoria hotel. where he will rest until
the event at Madison Square Garden.
NJ. l.. Thompson of Cleveland will pre-
side In the evening
Governor Folk OF Missouri Is chair.
man OF the reception committee, on
which Democratic United States sena.
tors and congressman and Democratic
governors. mayors and chairmen of
Democratic state and national commit
tees will be invited to serve as honor
AIRY members.
Former Governor Douglas OF Massa.
chusetts was elected TO head a com
mittee 10 secure the cooperation OF
business interests of the country In
the reception.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-15
SWEENEY INJURED.
Prominent Railroad official Probably
Fatally Hurt In Wreck.

Mexia, Tex. July it.-Vice President
and General Manager Sweeney Of the
Trinity and Brazos Valley railroad.
while making an inspection trip In n
motor car over the line Friday. was
probably fatally injured in wreck Of
t..e car one mile from Collidge MIR.
Sweeney had a leg broken and skull
fractured. He has been removed to
Fort Worth. The Trinity and Brazos
Valley road IL a link in the Colorado
Southern system from Denver TO New
Orleans. now building between Fort
Worth and Houston.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-15
NEGRO plsEmEowELeD.
II Required About Twenty Stitches
TO Sew Up viii Davis.

Mumford. Tex. July IA serious
cutting affray occurred between VIII
Harr Is and VIII Davis. both negroes.
in which the latter was dlsemboweled
with a pocketknife. VIII Davis was
treated By Dr. Oliver Of Bryan. and II
required about twenty stitches TO com
plete the operation. The doctor says
there is no chance for Davis.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-15
NUMEROUS SHIPMENTS.
jacksonville Has Done an Immense
Amount Of Business This Season.

Jacksonville, Tex, July li.-Ihefe
has been shipped from Jacksonville
this season 500 cars OF potatoes, toma.
toes and peaches. 623 cars Of toma.
toes. l43 OF peaches and 81 Of pota.
toes. not including express consign'
ments. which will amoutn TO more than
seventy-fiye cars, most ~ which sold
on the track here. putting more than
$500 900 into the peoples pockets.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-15
AUGUSTUS HARTJE.

Thursday was intensified and they
had several angry Tits.
The mystery surrounding the arrest
on Wednesday last of a man giving the
name of a.. r. McElroy was cleared
Friday, when II was explained that he
had offered 10 sell TO Attorney John
Marion. one OF Hartje's counsel. five
letters alleged to have been written
By Coachman Nadine 20 Mrs. Hartie.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-15
ELECTION LAW PAMPHLETS.
Attorney Generals Department Is
Daily In Receipt Of Requests.

attorney GeneFdlh departments 10
Daily In Receipt Of Requests.
Austin. July l4.-The attorney gen.
erals department is daily in receipt
Of many letters asking for copies OF
election law pamphlets The supply
has been exhausted. but more have
been ordered. They will be sent out
on receipt of postage along with re-
quests.
Adjutant General Hulen issued an
order for the state encampment. or.
dering the state troops 10 be In at
Camp Mabry Aug. 20 10. Only en-.
listed men will be allowed 10 partici-
pate and draw pay.
Also issued an order allowing troops
from other states TO enter the state OF
Texas for the purpose OF participating
In the ma euyers.
The department OF education has
made a ruling that under the new law
teachers certificates can be extended
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-15
NINETY.NINE YEARS.
George N. Wilson is Convicted Of Al
tempted Criminal Assault.

Galveston. July li.-George ~ VIII
son was convicted Of attempted Grim
inal assault upon an eleyenyear-old
girl. and given nlnety-nine years In
the penitentiary. Wilson was a candy
maker. who was accustomed TO sell
candy TO the children at recess.
Letters written 10 him by the little
girl and to a man friend Of his In an
endeayor TO mold the testimony Of the
girl at the trial were read TO the jury
In evidence.
The jury was out only about thirty
minutes.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-15
HORRIBLY LAcERATEp.
Patient at Pasteur Institute Was Bit
ten FlftY.Slx Times.

Austin. July IA patient received
at the state Pasteur institute from a
point In Indian Territory Is horribly
iacerated, the dog. supposedly mad,
having bitten him fifty-six times. The
patient Is young miner.
There are some twenty patients re-
ceiying the treatment, for which they
pay the state SIS. against from 500
10 5000 as charged by the private Pas
teur institGtes In Chicago and New
York
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-15
ELKS GREETED.
"HelIoi You're a Mile High" Is the
Salutation Given.

Denver. July ii.--"Hello! You're a
mile high" is the greeting extended at
the union depot by members Of the
local reception committee to thousands
OF Elks who are gathering In this city
for the forty-second grand lodge SEES
sion and the twentieth annual reunion
OF their order. Fifteen special trains
bearing Elks arrievd during Friday
night and about fifty more were re-
ported en- route. The city has been
layishly decorated and Is brilliantly IL.
Illuminated at night In honor Of the Wis
itors. Robert w. Brown Of Louisville,
Ky. grand exalted ruler, and Fred g..
Robinson Of Dubuque, Ia, grand sec
rotary. have opened headquarters.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-15
PENlTENTlARY REPORTS.
Nearly Four Thousand conviets on
Hand First Of This Month.

Austin July li.-The report OF
penltentiary officials for the month Of
June has been made public The su.
perintendent's report shows the mum
Der OF conyicts on hand June to be
1920: new ones received. "a: recap
tured. .. returned by sheriffs. / dis
charged. 46: pardoned. 2; escaped. 3:
died. .: delivered to sherifs. / on
hand June 30. 1861.
The financial agents report shows
balance on hand June 10 be s2s.076;
receipts. Ss4.07l: disbursements $50
cas-: balance on hand June 80. S25.l9S
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-15
BRYAN AND ROOSEVELT.
John Sharp Williams Thinks They
VIII BE Presidential Nominees.

New York. July li.-Before sailing
for London John Sharpe Williams, the
minority leader in the house. gave II as
his opinion that President Roosevelt
would consent to run again. Il think"
said Mr.. williams. the president is
planning II so as TO be forced TO make
the race" lie declared Bryan the log
ical candidate OF the Democrats.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-15
MASHED TO PIECES.
Three Negroes Meet a Horrible Death
as Result Of Train Wreck.

Rhome. Tex. July IA train on
the Fort Worth and Denver railway
was wrecked here Friday A Pullman
and a coach, the latter loaded with ne
groes On route 20 Pueblo. Colo, were
derailod. Three negroes jumped and
were mashed 10 pieces.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-15
m,, le,lIe Garter Again WEEDS.

New York. July 1i.-Dayid Belasco
confirms the report that Mrs. Leslie
Garter had been married Friday az
Portsmouth. n. H.. 20 w. l.. Payne an
actor Il have spoken TO Mrs. Carte
over the long distance telephone sa
Mr.. Belasco. "and she admits u
story Is true"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-15
ARM SWELLEo.
Condition Of Mrs. Chadwick Mystihes
Prison Offielala

Columbus. o.. July ii.-The prison
officials are mystihed over the Illness
OF Mrs. Cassie Chadwick. The woman
Is not confined TO her bed and Is able
10 eat heartily, but she seems to be
llstless and the swelling In an arm Is
causing him considerable pain ana an.
noyance. II is not known what caused
the swelling. which Is said to beeom.
ing larger and larger.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-15
viii Resume Work.

Harrisburg. Pa, July 1.-THE men
IN the colleries OF the Central Pennsyl.
vania bltuminous coal district, num-
bering nearly 10000. have been idle
since April /. when the mines closed
down because the oparetors would not
'Acstore the scale OF 1903. will resume
wsrk on practically the same scale as
r.A
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-15
schnolnhln Safe

Gl6taltar. July 1.-THE salvage
steames Glbeltarik, which was sent TO
Spartel upon receipt Of the report that
the newN schoolship ST. Marys was
stranded n that point, returned and
reported hAvlng found the schoolship
nj sea. WAen sighted the St Marys
was bound fAr Gibraltar and required
no HssIsianrn.A
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-15
ANGRY AT AMERICANS.
Man Just From Jaliseo Predicts Theirs
viii Be Trouble as Result.

Denison. July li.-George Alexander
has arrived from Jalisco. Mex. He re-
ports a general feeling OF unrest In
the mining districts and says the cler.
gy are directing movements against
Americans. lie predicts serious trou.
bic eventually Many Americans have
been warned 10 leave He says the
hatred to Americans Is extending TO
the general government Mr. Alexan-
der predicts a revolution and war with
Mexico inside OF two years.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-15
GOLD IN GRAVEYARD.
Butte Hebrews viii Take Steps to Pre-.
vent Mining In Cemetery.

Butte. Mont. July 1.-THE Hebrew
Benevolent society, controlling the
Jewish cemetery. begins an action In
the courts to Gust Herman Mueller.
well known and wealthy saloon man.
from the ground occupied as their
burial plot, Mueller having jumped the
cemetery as a placer claim. Mueller
says he has found unmistakable evil
dence OF gold and he says he proposes
20 mine for the yellow metal In the
graveyard.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-15
EXTENDS GOOD oFFicI
President tIas no Programmed
tIon to De Suggested In Ma

tlon to De Suggested In Ma =
Oyster Bay. July ii.--In *
the good ofices OF the Unite ~
in connection with Mexico to Z n the
dispute between Guatemala and saliva.
dor President Roosevelt has DO pro
gramme Of action outlined.l The
United States will follow the sugges.
tion OF contending governments II
they indicate a desire to accept the
mediation offered No suggestion as
to the mode OF procedure 10 be fol-
lowed will come from the United
States. II Is announced here that un-
less a request or suggestion should be
made by Guatemala or Salvador the
mediation might take the form OF a
joint arbitration tribunal representing
Mexico and the United tSates, 20 which
Guatemala and Salvador could pre-.
sent their respective cases. Again.
Guatemal and Salvador might act
through a peace commission composed
OF representatives from their own gov
ernments Official announcement OF
this action was mace here Saturday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-15
CONDITIONS CHANGED.
Gold Discoveries. Tassart Says. Justify
Contention Of Bryan.

French Lick Springs, Ind. July IA
National Chairman Taggart, asked for
an interview on William J. Bryan's
long statement. in which he reiterates
his bimetalllsm views. said:
Il never had any doubt that under
the same conditions that prevailed In
1896 Mr.. Bryans views would be the
same as they were then. Mr.. Bryan
has not changed. but conditions. Gold
discoveries have increased the volume
OF money. and have Justified Mr. Bry-
ans contentious that the country need
ed more money"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-15
womAN's RASH DEED.
VIE Of Son Of Texas Millionaire
Drinks Much carbolie Acid.

Los Angeles. July l4.-Mrs. George
Jackson. whose husband Is said to be
the son OF a Texas millionaire OF Fort
Worth, drank a quantity Of carbolic
acid. She was taken 10 the hospital.
and was stlll alive Saturday morning.
The act Is said TO have followed a
quarrel between the couple.
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Larns DRY eAes Company.

Austin. July 1fAHarris.Lipshiiz
Dry Goods company OF Dallas. capital
stock 100000. has been chartered. II
will De wholesale exclusively
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San Francisco, Iuly ll.-Blshop
Nichols Of the Episcopal church says
site OF the Croker mansion on NOD
hill will be given 10 the diocese OF Cal.
ifornia for the building OF a palatial
cathedra!
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HAD ANGRY rlLTs.
ldwritins Expert Had a Severe
crossexamlnation Friday.

CPittsburg. July 1i.-Dr Marshall ID.
-Ewell who. on Thursday. testified
that some OF the letters in the Hartio
divorce case were fabricated" was
severely crossexamined Friday by At
torney j. Scott Ferguson, Hartjcs
counsel. The III feeling engendeTed
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Rowing Coach ResIans.

Ithica. y. Y, July 14.-Rowlng
Coach Courtney OF Cornell has resign
"a after a disagreement with the Cor.
nell management
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Rnll Warns knnear.

Denlson. July 1i.-Boll wormA arc
reported 10 this section, but no nm
age has resulted. \
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w. c. FOU N TAIN
Dentist.

Crown and Bridge work e spec
ialty. Office up-stairs over Burt
Norw7 DDS store