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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-16

en- ID Corie do DIsirito contra nuestro
amigo Juan COSTA Gotay, de Petuslsp,
sn demanda lntsrpusstA por Celsstino
Fdehst (rsph blieauo) por soborno On
asuntos slectorales. L'eva 10 defsnsa
de nueatro amigo Carlos GotAy, sl
Lsdo Canals.
-Presos on Ia eAreel de DiHtritc;
En- sumsris, varones, IS; muieres,
3; eumpliendo cordsna, varonss, 22S;
muierss, Is. Total 2S4. SAlido, To-
mas Rivera Camscho.
@Ea sl dep6sito municipal han so
lido hoy 4 hombrss. Iogrsssron s. :
LA poliefa insular he formula
do las aiguiensss denunclaa: contra
Carmen Lopez por agrssi6n, sondena'
nado & 10 dollars dc multa; contra
Amalio Gney. por rifIa, eondsnado &
10 dollars do muIts; contra Ramon
Moret y Ruhao Rodriguez, por cruel.
dad con los animalss; contra Julio
MiraNh y Andres Iriarte. por ipfrac.
ci6n de las leyes dc SAnldad,
Contra Monaerrata Rayss y Sill.
verio Cortes, por irftaeoi6n { los Or
dsnArzas muniaip&les.
la Repdblica de hoy pids al Co.
berpAdor civil exsluya do 10 Csndi'
dasura municipal del partldo rspuhl!'
csno 81 candidate para Aeslde don
Mauue V. Domeneshi por inmorali'
dadss enmeiidas en- IL administraei3n
municipal do Ponse, mientraa este 90
nor fu6 aleRlds.
--Essa noShs hAbrA msstIpg sn 10
Grille do ID salud.
-LAs sen )ritaa LarrRmendi, hiias
do Ia asf1orA dofa Rosa Carmona,
professors cue fu6 en.esta siudad. %
muy probable que por efscto do CON.
trato con In ssfinrs dc fis Ana Rogue
viudA de Duprsy, sobrs Nm establs.
cimiento do enseflArxa hjsn au residen.
eis sn SitA.
e comis9 uoioniata de euta eiu-
dad, hA dee gra 10 On session calabrada
Auoche una comisi6n do messipg COM
puessA de los ssn ,rea don Eugsnio
AsGol, dcn N msaio r. Csuales, don
lCarnelo Martinez Asesta, don RSm6n
Cordero Masos, don T mas CAatillo,
bsio cuya dirseoI6u 40 h r& 10 psopa.
Igsuda 20 i,ieA en- satAs eleeetones.
~Hs regtessdo da Yauso, donds
20 sncontrA bA pAssndo las vssseiones,
Ia disstE ida Nn rita dc sssa aosie'
dad doflA CaFmsu NJ ariiuex Aeosta.
Proasdsnse del mismo purto 10
encuautra en efta oIudad 10 famllia dc
don A Ia B esiai.
H y enrrsisson mstrImonio ei'
vi Alsien1ro P@ehsan con Crux NAL
danAdo y Dsmasrlo Rivera con Isabsl
Aorsles.
CoRREsPoNsA1.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-16
NedUzca sus gastOs
pOr 9lumbradO un
IS pOr cientO.

Porqu9 no produce usted 50 pro
pio alumbrsdo slectrico?
Porque no pone usted coto al con
Gnuo .volIeSr dc Hu contador de luS
el6ctrica?
Escriba ustsd dici9ndome el nd
marc de luces que tIsne instalSdas on
81 hotel, establecimiento 6 casa pArti.
cular y 10 le dire gratis & vueltA de
correo 10 que debe usted hacer para
eonseguir 10 que AhorA le pareoe i'm.
possible, Es que usted no hA dido ha.
blar de los APARATOs DE FAIRBANK,
MORSE AND Co. no 90 necesitA calde
rA, no 50 necesita Electrieista nj otro
empleAdo especial que 10 Guide.
A1atoflio OoSnle.
ElecrieiStA. -ApArtado 14.-Arecibo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-16
DEsDE ARECIBO

Septiembre II Con un lleno com
plstn hlzo snshs 81 debut 10 excalente
compafiA de variedAdea ds sen0r La
Press en sssa eludsd e acto de
trans ormscioneE, ala Lirs musicals,
los eouplets de Gade6n y el aeto de
corcierto, valieron al sim allco ar
tisGa ssn1r La Presa entuaiuats oYs
si6n. Las hailarinaS hermaaaa Vivs
70 Oero gussRFon mueho y So les hizo
rspeiir los hailables La grsoiosa
xarzuels <La St6lra CApitaass hixo
reir mucho y Sc tributaron RplauSos &
Ia aimpAtisa lipls ssAorita G lrzkIez ,
al ss6or La Prela, Para 81 Btbado
y domingo, d!IimaH tunsiones, Anun
els esta compsfts un programa va
Piado , llsno de strsciivos.
-Hs lltgEdoA eitA ciudsd el eirso
mezlcano con su vAriAdA eoleosi6a ds
monox, psrros y osoE, PFonto 60
msr cara & der funslones,
-El pefiodleo de Is loesIidad &c
pueb - Sc deslSrk independents; 50
director soeialiaia,
-Sa eucueut's on aatR eiudad 9.
eenlr ]. E LsVis, que ss
r eupA - eooehr su pres.osa move =
{ .9ls ntA AaldittS, la cual hs tsnido
mpths seeptaci6n.
Ell nArtsa sale para San Juan sl
lefior LIZ PreIa, somps fiiA de vsrie
6 tin do dsbutAr sn aQuel tsA
Ifo sI iuSyss,
CoRREs sPoHsAL,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-16
NOTAS DE Pc. e
Meeting repubhano
Dnyo de AOl la BbiotaRses
| Dmrito-Nho Ia carcL-Mitn n

tamb'ea hs vivido dc la poesfs, pero
shora vivo de 10 proaA,
Contreras...." iAsuerdste del
general Horaeio Vsxqusz..+... auan'
do TO ordsn6 Ealir 4 csmpada, siendo
I'd su sscrstario, , tiraate al suelo j.
cArabina...... I'd sstAs busno pars
ser esesrstario particular interinos.
do Morell Campos, nusstro aprestable
eorrsligionsric; pusH para esmpafas
Qe tlfos'','s. no le DtSteS'
-El policfA dc SAnidad Ernssto
vivaa denuneia en- oil poblado do Ia
plays & Manuel Soto y CArloe G areiA
por tener sl carbon en sontseto con
las provisiones On aus sstablssimisn
tos.
~Tamhi6n habl6 en- el meeting
rspublieAno G Goiscechsa. el iovsn G Of
eosehes, tsnor aver y hoy eseribiente
do los b 7spisales Civil y Trisoehe,
Sque dirfa?
Don Eugenio Astol hA regaladc
q 10 BihliotesA psbIica do sEts ciudsd
los siguientes obrAs:
sL,s Nihtlissass, <Oabos de M
molinos, sFPomont y Rlslsr,, sEssa'
dios hist6ricos y simb6liea de IL ffa-s
maaonsrfss, .Oaras sompletas dc Es
propsedas, <A'gos.
Tsmbien fue rsgslad& por dor
Arissides Noll, 10 obra titulada sM
Misa RossS
-El doasor Borof muy amigo
mio, absndonA el duro baneo y Q
coupopedor para ssnssrse muele
mepts en- una butaca; y, smpufsudt
con cisrto Aire doctoral Ii plums
empieEA & emborronsr euartillas, Do
mepeeh, Aguerrevers, CRstanerS
Ignacio Martinez 10 eortemplan VI
| q produeir algo esq molIsra; deiadl'
gus eoncluya,
Por fn suelsA Ia pluma, y dies
muy satistssho' lya estA hssho sl ira
bsi
SY que trAbsjo ss ess2 pFegun
san toios eoro.
-~Puea, nsds; que me hs pr0pues
10 ridiculixsr al corresponsal de Ia
DENoCRACIA, y 10 hs conseguido.
Hartiptz, puhlics ESQ en- ala Lu
chss, que to promsto vendors tods Il
sdiel6pl
Loa Gpuntos nsgroas del doctor
Bor, Il SO puhliearon en ala Lash's
peso In ediei6n 90 vsndera c9mo pspe
vieio.
Ali dossor, siemors el mssmo.
Rises hsnefoisdas hoy psra II
vents en- 81 msraASo I6bieo; I, Cor
nm s1tsl dc 2 126 k los, Esd sadoa
4 80 canlavos X 10,
~El Ia esroaI del diattita hay Il
niGos memories da Is sfios, cum plien6t
eondens.
Hoy Sc csE& cslebrando oil iuieiC
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-16
JOSE R. NATHEU


SASTRE
Plaza de San Francisco No 10.
Cortes de moda J esmero On In
eonfeecl6n.
ca traies de tras, levitA, Rnoksnos '
ehGq,tssts, Eaies de smsrIeanss
'ops de drill sin sompstarsia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-16
Casa Pension de !sTurItas

E'tablecera en el pr6ximo mes uns
casa pension eEcluStUGnasnts para seHo
TttGS en- Ell pueblo de Rio PledrAs, In
sonora America Duprsy, viuda dc
Noya,
SsrS UNlCA EN- So CLAsE poro ue
IS Glumnaa tendr&n repaso de s0dAa
Las ASign&turas, On todos Ios cursos,
por IN professor Q proteEora do rsco.
noeida competeneia.
LSs senortAs qus deseen Aproye'
char esAs ventsiGS. puedsn dirigirse 4
lR Directors de Gel Lieeo PoncefIoA
dohA Ana Rogue de Duprey, ouicn
intormAra reapecto 4 prscio y dem4g.
Ponee, goAto da 1908. 4,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-16
PoR $4,000

De contado, se vends la fnes de-
noninads sBarrancass, la eual ss
haya Situada sp ell barrio de SLlnpo,
CostGs de este ssrmino. Dists 4 hors
J media de 10 poblacion, se coupons
de 1.6OO ouerdsa de extension, toda,
propiss para lss pismhrAs as fruta,
memories , en- parliOular para al slgo.
Don sCeilsn,S Tieus dos msgniaco,
uantrtisiss para dsr de beber al es-
uAdo' siene eolindApcis 81 mar puar
10 para emharcar tOdns los fruios. Ep
liz Sc pueden cuidAr hasla 400 cabs
EAs de gAnado.
Para informeI diriglrsa & don Gil.
Ses karini-Poat Ofiiee, -calle sMn
nos RiYsra,s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-16
Anoche huho IN meeting rspuhli

Anochs huho IN meeting rspubli-
eano y habl6 Domsnsch.
El futuro aleAlds republieano.
Y dIio en- III diasurso que Bonee
debia nombrarle alsalde porqus 81 10
hsbiA sido otra vez y esto ere mats
mdtic0.
Domsneeh offesi6 adoq uinar to-
das lns salles, poner puentes de itsrro,
abolir les patsntes , On msdio do %
entusiasmo oratorio do tan fuerte ma
notaxo que rompi6 el tubo del Quinque
que alumbraba tan simpatieA fgurs,
produsiendose 10 aonsiguisnte alarma
-Ha sido denuneiado don Julio
Airailh, p0r haber vendido un tsrz6n
do baaalao On NAL estado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-16

Dc l&s pastas para aopa, de L
Dausa y CO dc New York.
DslA Hires CONDENSED MIX CO de-
PhtlAdelphiA, Leehe condensAda.
De In marcA de eervexA 4Colon
CervAnteas, la mas m6dica en- precio y
superlAtiva on calidad.
De la casa comiaionisIa de los Sc
norsa NJ LuzanAris y CQ, d. Nav
York, 10 cual sc hAce cargo dc des
pachAr TODD pedido que SO 10 hsga por
nueatro conducto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-16
0R1EN 4 Ia POuCIA

Fl Supervisor de Elecc ZONES Mr..
Lyons, rsmiti6 hoy q los comAndAnte
do los pueatos de In policiA insular
IN saCrito rscordAndo & diehos pues
tos, el arIieulo 81 dc 10 ley Electoral.
Sobre cato irtormamoa en- Ia reviata
de 10 session del Conseio Eiscutivo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-16
J. R. BA|z & 10.
ALLEN 10. SAN JUAN

Representatives. do las fAmosss
mSress De harinA ga Praviaus1, xBo'
emiaS, <PHyAac> s sI,lAnd Oleens
mAnufAsturadas por 10 New Yor City
Milling Company,
De 10 asreditAda casa Crescent
Blseuit and Manufacturing CO Nav
York Gallesaa de soda, leehs. gsngi
brs, uAntequillA y gAlletitau HnAa de
todSs clAses.
De los muy acreditAdon who's y
licores dc Ia Brotherhood Vino CO
New York.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-16
FINCA RUsTICA

Sc vonde una de CINoUENTA CUER,
DAs de tsrFenos prupios para pSs.ss
J Aienbras do tAbaeo J frutos memo
res Radioa on el barrio do sRio eA
q ss,s de CsgaaS, J tlene una hermoss
saaa ds vlvisudA aitdaaA & orillaa de
10 earrsterA central.
PidAnse informeE en- il Ohsins del
Abogsdo Aiesi ealls de BAldorioty.
OskuA' N, Rlt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-16
5ALGADO { FvERTEs
DEPosITo DENTAL

ComplstA existspcia do toda clase
de msieritlss , metsles precioaos pk
p usoa profssl1 naiea. Pfeeios iguales
4 los co'rienisa On los Estadoa UnIdos.
80 San Franci'co, San Juan,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-28
REFUSES TO SAY
League of American Municipalities De.
cides Not to Place Itself on Record
Either for or Against Municipal
Ownership of Public Utilities.

Chicago. Sept. 2s.-The League of
American Municipalities today fatty
refused to put itself on record as being
for or against municipal ownership
of public utilities. A resolution by
Mayor McCraskrin of Rock Island, and
another by Alderman Stearns of Adrian
Mich, demanding a vote on the ques-
ton by delegates to the convention.
was killed by the committee on resolu-
tions. This action was followed on the
part of the delegates by tabling the re-
port of the committee on constitution
and bylaws, which recommended that
the constitution be changed so as to read
This organization shall not be COM
mitted on the question of municipal
ownership of public utilities, nor be
used for furtherance of any particular
feature of municipal government"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-28
Short 1eIearams.

Mrs Whitney Demme, daughter OF
the late David Whitney, and Edward
J Schmidt, both of Detroit, Mich, were
married in London.
The comptroller of the currency has
appointed George w. Goodell, of Lead
Vile Col, bank examiner for Utah and
wyoming, in place of o. Beebe, re-
signed.
Senor Cortez, the Colombian minis.
ter 70 the United States, and DR.. Guz-
man. secretary. will sail fran America
on the 29th instant on the steamer
Campania.
Pierre Lot the French author. has
just been promoted from captain of
frigate to captain Of battle ship. He
has never quilted his service in the
navy.
Mrs Agnes Lewis. of England, is the
only woman who has received the de-
gree of D. D., which has been confer
red upon her In recognition OF her la
bors In deciphering some ancient man
uscripts of the Bible which were dis
covered in a monastery on Mount ST.
nal She is Presbyterian and is the
most famous woman Bible scholar in
the world. She also possesses the de-.
grees OF Ph. D. and LII. D.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-28
PEACEFUL INTERVENTION.
War Department Does Not Think Gu
ban Outcome Will be Serious.

Washington, Sept 2S.-Peaceful i'm
tervention by the United States is be-
lieved by Acting Secretary Oliver and
many officers at the war department
to be probable outcome of the Cuban
trouble. intervention is regarded by
these officials today as almost inev
liable, but in spite of the unfavorable
dispatches from Havana, they cling to
the idea that the sending OF large bod
les of troops to Cuba will not be
necessary. They feel that Taft will
establish a temporary government. and
restore peace in Cuba without the as
sistance of the American navy. 1t is
generally believed in Washington that
the secretary of war will find th'.
marines and blue jackets now in Cuba
and preparing to go there, capable of
guarding Havana and the neishboring
cities. pending the holding of new
election and placing of the Cuban gov
eminent on satisfactory basis.
Regardless of threats Of dynamiting
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-28
MAKES POTATO RECORD
Grundy Center Man Harvests 1900
Bushels From Four Acres.


Special to Times-Republican.
Grundy Center. Sept. 2S.-John Rey-
nolds has just harvested 1900 bushels
of potatoes from four acres of ground.
He contracted them at 35 cents or
SASS for the four acres. 1t is esti-
mated that 300 cars of potatoes will be
shipped from this place this year, OF
about s65,OOO worth. This will net the
farmers over $50 per acre. and vel peo-
pie question the value of our $100 per
acre lard.
Three brothers were naturalizei in
one day, Wednesday, by Judge Blair.
being D. f. Wragge, H. N. Wragge, and
j. c. Wragge, while the witnesses FOR
their naturalization were two "slie.'
brothers, j. F. Wagge. of Berlin and
G. f. Wragge, of Gladbrook.
Rev. Father Hogan has just return
ed from three months visit 10 his'
old home in Ireland and resumea
charge of the Catholic church at this
place.
J. r. Martz has $500 poun is If hon
ey. taken from his 72 swarms of bees
this GUNNER, or oyer $500 worth. at
the selling price Of Is cents per pound.
And this did not take anything from
the use of his land for other purposes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-28

Wednesday morning 9 g they were
going to the cele !, u at Ackley.
They returned at = as If nothing
unusual had tran and have since
develops, howe e nat they went to
Grundy Cente = 4ad OF Ackey, and
were married e Presbyterian par
sonage by r ~ E. Hastings. 1t was
their intent :: keep the marriage
secret unit day. when it would be
announced d dinner party.
Mr.. Smith is prepaAing to go to Iowa
Falls, where he has accepted a position
with a clothing firm His bride has
been a popular operator in the tele-
phone office here, where she has been
making her home with her sister, Mrs.
John Reed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-28
WILL MAKE CEMENT BLOCKS.

Plant Is Being Erected
at BeImond-Business Change.
Special to Times-Republican.
Belmond, Sept. 2s.-H. j. Klemme &
Co. are erecting building south of the
iowa Central depot, in which they will
manufacture cement blocks, fence
posts, brick and other cement products.
The structure is 40x100 feet, the ma
terial used being cement blocks. An
other building of like size is to be
built on the grounds next spring.
Finn Bros, who have conducted
livery business here for several years.
have rented their establishment to
Chris Sorensen, who owns a large farm,
southwest of town. Mr.. Sorensen
takes possession next Monday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-28

made by the turbulent leaders in Cuba.
the American army officers do not be-
lieve serious roting will follow Amer
lean intervention. Atho the marines
and blue jackets are not fully equip-
ped for service in the field. at long
distance from the ships, they can be
distributed very generally from Ha-
vana by rail- as the tentage and other
supplies were sent with some marine
detachments. Keeping in touch with
their ships by rail. the marines can do
guard duty very satisfactorily at points
where the disgruntled leaders may
threaten the property and lives of for
pipnerS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-28
WRIGHT WENT DOWN.
Floyd County Editor Will Be Inde-
nendent Candidate for Senate.

Charles City, Sept. 2s-B. F. Wright,
who was defeated for the republican
nomination for state senator. an
nounces in his paper that he has Sc
cured the necessary names and will
be an independent candidate against
the republican nominee in the district
composed Of . Floyd and Chickasaw.
The regular republican nominee is +.
o. Martin. The result will be a dem
ocratic senator from this republican
district. Many republicans feel thai
there ought to be some way of getting
rid of the troubles brought into the re-
publican party by former democrats.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-28
ACTRESS IN TROUBLE.
Clara Adams and Paramour Held for
Big Robbery.

Sl8 NSOSSsy
Chicago, Sept. 2S.-The arrest yes
terday of Clara Adams, an actress. and
Harry Morgan, at Salt Lake City, will
solve the mystery connected with the
alleged theft of nearly $4,000 from
Anton Fritz, butcher, at Portland.
Ore, and Of an alleged plot to murder
Morgan in hotel in Chicago, accord
ing to local police officials, who were
notified of the arrest. Fritz was a ma
tive OF western Pennsylvania and be-
fore ne started out to see the world
owned a butcher shop. He sold the
shop for $4,000 and, it is claimed,
placed the money, all in bills OF large
denominations, in a wallet and started
for the west. He had been in Portland
several days and was sightseeing when
he met Miss Adams. She told him she
was a stranger in the city and was in
need of money. Fritz claimed he be-
friended the woman and secured her a
place at hotel. He also says he stop
ped at the same hotel. The following
morning he reported to the police that
he had been robbed of over $4,000.
In the meantime the woman had dis
appeared. The description of the wo-
man as given by Fritz was recognized
by the police as one who was known
under the name of Candy Kid" Har-
ry Morgan, an intimate friend Of the
woman, had also disappeared. The po-
lice learned that Morgan and the wo-
man had gone to Tacoma. From there
the couple were traced to Spokane,
thence to St Paul and finally to Chi
cago. At each place it was learned that
Morgan and the woman had been Dv-
ing in great luxury.
The conspiracy to kill Morgan proba-
bly, would have been successful, ac-
cording to the police, but for the weak
ening of one of the plotters, negro,
who went to Morgan and made a ful.
oonfe cSi0n
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-28
hold furnishings and the wreckage Of
two or three luggers. He was unable
to learn what became Of the occupants.
No Loss of Life Reported.

The first news from the gulf coast
towns in Mississippi which have not
been heard from in over thirty-siX
hours, was received today, and indi-
Gated there will probably be no loss
of life there There is no word to
indicate anything like the catastrophe
at this particular section of the coast.
The property damage along the
lower river however, is widespread.
especially to cotton.
Excursion Steamer Safe.
The excursion steamer Camelia, on
Lake Pontchartrain. about whose safe
ty fears were expressed, today landed
safely. The storm has not interfered
with the scheduled sailing for Havana
tomorrow of small body of marines
stationed here.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-28
DISASTROUS FIRE
At CLEVELAND, 0.
Explosion Of Oil in Plate Glass
Factory Causes a Loss
of 100000
THREE FIREmEN ARE HURT
Flames Are Communicated to Half
Dozen Other Buildings, and Second
Explosion Send. Walls Crashing to
Ground - Cleveland News Sustain.
ed Loss Amounting to $4,000.

Cleveland, Sept. 2s.-An early morn-
ing fire, caused by the explosion Of oil
in the building Of the Pittsburg Plate
Gas Company, destroyed that building
and communicated the flames to hals
a dozen other buildings. A second ex-
plosion resulted in the walls falling
Three firemen were hurt. The loss is
100000. The Cleveland News sus-
tained damages amounting to 5000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-28
NO HAzINe At ANNAPOLIS.

Practice Stamped Out Three Years
Ago, Officials Declare.
washington, Sept. 2s.-In spite Of
the fact that number of cadets at the
Annapolis Naval Academy were courr-s
martialed and punished few months
ago for hazing, the board Of directors,
in report to the ward department..
made public yesterday, says: I'VE
have been informed that no instance
of real hazing has come to the atten-
tion Of the academy authorities in the
last three years" The board compli-
ments the cadets upon the high stand-
ard Of honor prevailing among them,
and for their cooperation in stamping
out hazing, and declares that the man
agement Of the academy is IAN honor
ITO those charged with its administers
ton"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-28
JEROME BOLTS HEARST.
New York District Attorney Declares
q Buffalo Convention a 1Eake.v

New York District Attorney Declares
~ Buffalo Convention "Fake."
~ New York, Sept. 2s.-District Attor-
ney jerome returned from Buffalo yes
terday afternoon. In reply to request
for an expression of opinion, he said:
"After watching carefully and being
in a position to know what happened
at the alleged democratic convention
at Buffalo I do not believe that any
man who is real democrat is bound
by his allegiance to the democratic
party to abide by the action of such a
fake convention.
II shall work all can in every way
to serve the democratic party by Sc
curing the election of Charles E.
Hughes as the governor of the state
of New York"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-28
STORM MOVES NORTH
But IS DIMINISHING
Proves a Terrible Disaster to
Property In Its Pathway
Yesterday
COTTON CROP IS DAMAGED
Loss in Mississippi Inland Towns
Alone Will Aggregate Hundreds Of
Thousands Of Dollars - Telegraph
and Railway Communication at
standstiIl--But One Death Reported.
COTTON CROP IS DAMAGED
Summary Of Big
Storm Damage
Damage to Interior Mississippi
Towns Alone Estimated at Hun


Damage to Interior Mississippi
Towns Alone Estimated at Hun
dreds Of Thousands.
Mississippi Cotton Crop Said
to Be Damaged 10 Per Cent.
Valuable Timber Lands Are
Also Damaged.
vicksburg Reports Damage to
Shipping Interests.
[. q N. Train Service Can
oeled Indefinitely.
No Information From Towns
Less Than An Hours Distance
From New Orleans In Thirty
Six Hours Until Today.
Lake Pontchartrain ls subsid-
ing.
Small Craft Suffers on Lower
Mississippi.
Train Service Thruout Lower
Alabama, Louisiana and Missis-
sippi Seriously Interrupted.
LouisviIIe Is Entirely Cut of
From Communication With Mo-
bile, Birmingham, Memphis and
Other Southern Cities.
5 . q
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-28

Or one les. ice cream soda per
week will pay for the Times.
Republican delivered to your post.
office box every week. The cost Of
= Newspaper is infinitesimal %
compared to>value received.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-28
PATR,clDE FIRM TO THE LAST.
Murderer Of Parents Walks to Deats,
Without FIinchina.

Sacramento, Cal, Sept. 2s.-Adolph
Weber, who murdered his parents and
set fire to the house afterward, was
hanged here yesterday. Weber went
to the scaffold with a firm step and
to the very last maintained the control
that has characterized him as a re-
narkable criminal. He was pronounced
dead fourteen minutes after his body
shot thru the trap.