davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-02
Ell SENIOR LARRINAGA
Saldra hacia Rio jareiro ell 10 de julio, con
los demas representatives.
ENGAN0S Y MENTIRAS
Los peri6dieos republicanos afrman talsamente que
fu6 desitudo.

American; de las ae,iones que zebra
con los denas compsf1srcs; de que Ia
i TINA de estas tendr q lpgar el 8 del
mes sctual; de que sodos iuntos par.
tir&n hscia Rio j.. Giro el 10 de Julio,
y de que pro5Ab.emerts estara on
Puerto Rico q Fl ss de SstIembre, re-
gresaudo del Brasil.
De 10 que no nos habls es de que
le destiiuyen POR NO SER REPUBLIcA.
NO. Estos escribs aquf con ei Iuico
obietn de epgafiar las pobres masas
ignorantes, que no mereaen q aus ie'
tss mir gupa confederation, "a que los
considers n capsces de trsgsr exabrup'
tos dc esA espseis.
nj 90 republicsno Oh ALA el 90.
fior Larr'nsgs, nj debe sarln mientraa
no seA ciudAdano de los Estsdcs Uni
dos. nj pretender& serlo mientras no
s. nos 'eeonc zca 10 ignaldAd dc ders.
chcs que pedimos & toda hora con to-
dA epergia.
Ya pueden publican susltos los
perio diquitos de San Juan y repi o
ducirlos en- hoias los periodiquitos
de Aaysgusz.
TEMPO rerdido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-02
Acadia Municipal de LOLA

ANtNCIO DE SUBA5TA. e Con.
csio municipal de cate pueblo CD sesi6n
ordinariA del dia Dc aver Aeord6 sa-
car & remAte una pArIs de les obrS >
de copatrucci6n de IL plaza Ltbica
de recreo de este pueblo sefialar pa
r. que tepga lrglr al acIo eel remlts
de Ia BubAaIa o. diA de Juniu pi6xt
mo & las orcs de 10 ms snAna.
Las propoliciones Sc b ran en pile
90 cerrado Goa arreglo 81 mode.o
inaerito en ell pliegJ de c)ndieiones ,
para poder obtSr Al remste, serk con
dicion preciaa AcompaflAr al pliego
de propoIicioneA documento jusli6cIdo
de habsr eonsignado En- IL TsSoreria
municipal sl s p3 sobre el valor de
10 obrA que aseienda doicientoE trein'
10 J cinso pesos EeI La oentAVos,
Los pianos, preau )ueGtoa J pile
gos de condolences % ha5an de mani
tiesto On Ia SecretArfA municipa, en-
donde podI61 ser exsminAdRs en- las
horas lAborAblea de los dias no fsIil.
vos.
Lola, Mayo % de 1886
r. CALDERoN,
8-3 AlcSlde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-02
G8bieIn0 Municipal
De ERIQGRANDE

A Oh eisesos dlspueitos an Ia sec
ci6n IS de Ia nuevA Ley Municipal
Q leds * ouesso sl pdolico en- las pare
dea e. erlosts de ssta casa municipal
Uor el term 90 Go die5 diSs, 81 preIu
upe,la l)rmad0 por este Ayuntsmienio
psra reglr "a prt1 mo a1o fIcAl de
l,9Je sol
l. QlsI, h cs i 3iieo per medic
del prtssLta aLu Go, para general CO.
noc'niert o
Rio GiEn4e, Mayo rs de /, 9e6,
M. FIMENTEL
A.eAlde J = d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-02
Los asesinos de StWard
fueroh capturados

Batum, JUNO Z, Los ssesnos del c6rsul amsrl'
cAno Sw .rd flerou cApturados er por 10 pol cf&
entregsdos los trb males, qua les iuzgAron Goa
rapidez. Sc da cusntA oil goberpo de Warrington
dc los hschos Sc agdarda que uua seItensia iusta
satisfMa las recAmsciones entAba1as or el minis
tro de los Eitadoa aidos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-02
la Peruna USada Para La Garganfa.
SiemDre Tiene EIRemediO A ManoS.

La Sra.J. A. Baker, $50 Locust Avenue,
Amsterdam, n. ", escribe como sigue:
"Creo es mi deber escribirle y parti-
ciparle 10 que la Peruna ha hecho por
mi, para que todos los que padezcan de
la misma enfermedad Sc curen con Ia
misma rapidez.
"Hacen dos a1os perdl la voz, y no
podia hablar, de manera que Sc me
pudiera oir, por siete semanas. Los doc
torres de la familia no p0dian hacer NADIA
por mi.
"Desputs de siete scmanas de sufri'
mientos lel algunas circulares respecto
la Peruna.
"1nmediatamcnte comprd un frasco, y
10 tome en- dosis de 4 cucharadita por
hora, Y el segundo dia podia hahlar'
Jamaa estar6 sin Poruna."-J.A "A. Baker.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-02
FUNC|ON SOLENiE

NAnana Domingo en- q 10 sc csls
bra 10 fl satR de PentecoSi6 :, 6 see la
Pascua del Espiritu SAnlo, oil Rsve
Irendfsimo ArzobiSpo Mons nor Blenk
,dira mHa PontifcAl en- Ia CatsdrAI i
las nueve y deIpueI dSra 10 Bsndict6n
Papal d los feleS eli presenter, ga
|nanio indulgepcia plensria los que
,hubieran confssado y comllgsdo.
FL reverendo padre Agustfn de
'Pamplona ttene 4 III cargo el sermon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-02
Cablegramas de hoy
klmirante Rojestvensky.
Rnmores no cOtfitmad0s

San Pessraburgo, JUNO No as cor Fl man los
rumores segda or cuAleS oil Almiratt, RojsNwsn, XII
se i aomstdo una Corte marcial por rendir los
barcos de guerra en- que le cAptuv aron .os marnos
d,l Jap6n. Ciesss que, por ser cate un csIo excsp
conallsimo, oil Car ordsnara que no ae cumplan lAs
ordenarzNs que Sc tx, ma q Roissivsniki de com'
pArecer pressI cia dc un tibunal,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-02
Libertad reIigiosa
Padida por los rusos

San Pstersburgo. JUNO La 80 Doums> adopt6
una reSoucl6n pidtendo que sea eGtabesda ca Ru'
aia una completa ibertsd rel oaa, sin preferencas
para los represent sntes de nipgdu cuto. E emperA'
dor, ieie do Ia Ig asa Ci.m&sica gr ga predominant
te en- e imparo, rth nara ocupArss da este Asunto
conaid 1 ldoIo pneril.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-02
Doctor R Ruiz Arnig

De regreso de su visis 4 Europa,
ss.ha de !nstAlar So ofcina proiesio-
nal sn IL ealle del CrlIto, ndmsro IA.
Horas De consulta' de Il J media 4 3
J media de Ia tsfds, D.,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-02
FL general AIlkhan0f,
PeIigro de muarte

SAa PstsHb4rg) J1nLo , E general AHkh4.
n Il, gcavamants h3rIdo por una bombs en- Trans
eausAsis, atravlssA una crisis v.olentA se cree 10
sucunbla La hsbrs eI muy alta y la E6:di1A ce
HAngre produce en- e e1tarmo uns debidsd alar-
mant.. Los m6licos de salvar ls vida del general.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-02
Cree La Peruna La Mejor Medlcina
Del MundO,

&fGC La CGGH0 La UICyOA HANGsNAA6
Del MundO.
Carta de la Sra. W. ]. Bryanton, 2lO
Sherman street, Dennison, Ohio:
"Seguf las instrucciones que tan
Embellishments me die va estoy com
pletamente bien. Creo que la Peruna es
ell meior remedio del mundo."
CordiaImenfe ID Las Gracias P0r Fl
AIiyio Que ProPorcion6 La Peruna.
Sta. Jessie Dword, 81 South st., Passaic,
n. j., escribe como sigue:
"Tome la Peruna de acuerdo con las
instrucciones en- ell r6tulo del fraseo'
Tenia una tos SEGA y dos frascos me
curaron. Cordialmente le doy Las
gracias. jess Dword.
La tos es causada por la condicidn ca
tarral de la garganta y los bronquios.
Remueva el catarro Y la tos desapare-
cera. La Peruna es elremedio para toda
onfermedad catarral.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-02

AbcgadoE JotiIena hA pal . 10 ma
nos de doa ceebrss AlientltAn d. cuyo
dictanen pende 10 vida dc Ia infonz
ioven. E,t hA declarado que 81 sale
AbIue ta renunCiarA al m lndo ipgre
AAIa On IN convento, El sSposo ls hA
ofreSido perdonArla, pero ella reshA
"a ldolo le hA dich1 que "a no podri =
scr fa.is con &. y que 81 i Lea feAci
dad estA sltie les paroles de un slaus
Gro
6Dasde Ia inspiration de uu pott,
imIg,ner un drama mai L0mbrio '
d0loros9 que 6.teF
Mariana AbriI,
NV York. Mayo 1909.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-02
C0EECTA
Para GyudGr d Ia defenSa de FrQn-
cisco UOnes.

5um& anterior. or.......,....,.,. 1928. rs
y aims F,nslLedS, Toa B.is.. loo
Juan Fonalleda, Toa Bsj... l.tO
Lcdo J, =, Anil Nsgconi Mas
ysgusx...... .... .,,,.....< 200
X, ksmlrtz Vigo, MAySgu z..& 2 90
JoI6 Kamlrez Vigo 10 .,.e O,5O
Aoolfo Rnlz..n,, Id .G O,26
Emilio G6nez...,.-.. Id .uG O,5O
SoeiedAd SUnion Proieciosa de
nan Juan. n,....,,,,t't.t..t..s &c, 90
Sumas as',.,,...s..tst.,.-. S846. .03
Todos los donAtivos deben diri.
girse al teaorero don Antonio RalAs.
guide, San JustO no 1.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-02
Dependents de Farnacia

SIS necesits uno que tenga practicA
,ufciense y que pueda dar referenciAI
sAtiatActoriss.
Sc desss EAber IA retribuci6n cue
pretsnde, etc etc, DirIgIrIe spartado
252. Areciba P r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-02

Hace ocho 8 nay dias que Tn pc
riodiQuito republicano dc San Juan
di6 esia noticia;
<EL SFNOR LARRINAGA DESTI
TUIDO FOR NO SER RE
PUBLICANO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-02

Ell tenicnte VlllAril comunisa
Al cuarleI general de 10 poliCfA que
trabajan en- lA jurisdiction de Areei-
bo, 2,759 brGc,roI. No ocurre move
dad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-02

NV York. Mayo 1909.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-08
Ser Stenbertreter.

GroBes @~ufIeben erregte in Rirbprf
elmer @prftaot 8erlins, Die Snbaft>
nabme oes Ir9itetten uno 8auunterz
nebmers g. 8. mar BON Qdn0qeri6t
81 Yofen re9tsfrGftig gu apei Mpnaz
ten @efdngniB perurtbeilt porOen un6
erbielt nun Dor einieer 3eit in Giroorf,
no er feinen @obnfib bat, Die seriat>
li6e @ufforberung, fi9 CUR Strafper>
bibuns in Ger Strafanitalt Ssgel gu
itelen. g. mar nun aber geI9dftli9
gerabe f9le6t abfDmmli9, unb 10
iiberre0ete er einen feiner 8u96alter,
G., gesen cine bpbe 9elbentf9Gbigung
fir g. Die Strafe in Segel ab5uitBen.
g. besann AUDI unter bern Namen feiz
mes Prinaipals in Segel 81 rbrum@
men," erfranfte BORT aber mad ie9s@
pD6entli6er @efangenI9aft uno mubte
pom @efGngniBarSt am &eblfopf pps=
rirt peroen, porauf er einen Strafz
auff9ub fir Den &eft Der Strdfaeit err
belt. 9ierbur9 fam Der 8etrlia CUR
&enntnib Der &riminalppli5ei, ser ee=
geniiber Der @r9iteft anfanes fteif uno
feit bebauptete, baB er in eigener per>
ion in Segei ygefeFen" babe, er seigte
fi6 audi, iebenfans bon g. infprmirt,
auf oas genuueite nit BEN @er6dltnii=
fen in Segel %pertraut, 70 buB fel6f Die
@efdngenipdrter in feiner Berfon IRE
purosn, big er f3liebli@, bur9 bus
Seblen Der Sperationsmerfmdle iitsrs
fubrt, fi6 5u einem @eitGnoniB be-
q@lernte. Saraufbin tpurosn 9. unO
iein nSteqpertreter" in 9aft eenom=
men.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-08
Cine Iefurn In Snoan.

Seit Sturgeon eri9eint in Sofio cine
iopanii&e 3eituna. Die ibren 9eIern Die
Neuerung bietet. Dab tie gang uno gar
in lateinif9en Sudftoben georudt lift.
Die 3eitung, Die Den Iamen r2os
mali" bat, miro bon publisiftii9 ecz
f9ulten Profehpren berausgegs6en.
lin ibren 2eiern sic 9eftiire gu err
lei3tern, berOffentli3t Der r3pmaii"
oas jdpanif6e MIpbabet nit osn entz
fpre@enb lateiniiden S9rift5ei9cn.
@uf fol9e @eife miro einerieits Dem
@uropGer Die MOsli9feit, sic jupaz
nii3e Spra6e gu erlernen, erleiAtert
uno anoerfeits Den Sopansrn felbft,
oas 1T Der sroBen MaFe bss @olfes,
ourh @ermittlnng Der 4ahEabsn ser
Veg gu Den @pra9eH oes Meftsns
felbft sepiefen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-08
pfutfd)s pl6erausfubr.
SInebn enoe @eIfuns oem.fc)cr &iNenfaaft
uro &uitit aaj ocrt @eItmorft.

uio &unit All oert &eItmarft.
Der @ertb Der Sii9erausfubr iibsr
9amburg mad Den Ser. Staaten ftieg
I'M 2oufe Der lesten flint Sabre um
aabe5u 100000 Mart; er betrug i'm
Sabre 1904 insgeiammt 1,055,570
Marf, Bate ober i'm Sabre 1902 f4On
oie itattli9e Summe bon iiber 1885,
900 Marf errei9t.
au9 na9 @robbritannien 1T Die
SI9erausfubr iber hamburg i'm
Wa9Ien begriffen, iie itieg BON etpa
100000 Marf i'm Sabre 1900 ouf
etpa $4,000 Marf i'm Sabre 1904,
pGbreno bes slei9en 3eitruums in Dem
mG9tig aufitrebenOen 4rseEtinien urn
ndbe5u 100000 Marf auf 243,000
Marf I'M Sabre 1904.
Die 8i9erausfubr na9 9raiilisn
Seigt 5Dar fir Die Sabre 1900 uno
1901 einelt fleinen Hiidgans, Der aber
Our9 ben 8eSug Der nG9itfolseroer
Sabre rsi9li9 ausgesli6en ipurOe uno
i'm Sabre 1903 iogar Die a1eroines
bonn acknowledgement Sabre ni9t err
5ielte s9D6e BON $4,000 Marf err
rei9te. Sdbrli9 iteigenO 1T Der Bidder
beSug Gbiles iiber Sambure, er betrug
i'm Sabre 1904 Den Wertb ppn 10000
Marf, $4,000 Mart mebr als i'm
Sabre 1899.
Die @usfu6r BON Werfen Der &unit
tpeift natiirli9 in ibrem @o6stbum
ser lebten flint Bis feds Sabre erbebs
li9 grDbere Mertfe auf. 60 ftieg
allein bic @usfubr BON @emGloen uno
3ei9nun9en aus Dem Sumburser 9a>
fen ieetpGrts, bic i'm Sabre 1897 nit
100000 Start benertbei mar, auf
nabesu 100000 Marf i'm Sabre
1904, unb Die Sabre 1899 bis 1904
5eigen elm Mebr Der @usfubr pom
our9f9nittli4 iGbrli9 100000
Marf.
Sir &upferTide, 2itbpgrapbien etc.
1T Seuti9lunbs better Nbnebmer Dime
rtfa. CD ftieg Die @usfubr an iol9en.
&unItblGttern iiber 6dmburo mad ben
Ser. Staaten, Die mod i'm Sabre 1898
ni9t mebr uls $4,000 Mart betrug,
f9on i'm Sabre 1900 auf bas 9oppelte
unb errei9te BEL jGbrli9 5unebmenOem
Wertbe i'm Sabre 1904 Die ftattli9e
Summe bon nabe5u 100000 Marf.
Sie bdmburgii9s @usfubr bieIer
Sunfterseusnife nu9 @roBbritannien
bob ii9 i'm 2aufe BON flint Sabren um
etpa 1,424,000 Marf uno bepertbete
ii9 i'm Sabre 1904 auf 2,635,000
Marf.
Sm olei6en 3eitraum ftieg Die Ius@
fubr mad Nrgentinien, oas i'm Sabre
1899 an &upferftiGen, photographer
etc. iiber 9amburg fir ettpa $4,000
Mlarf be5og, Bel iGbrli9 raid untpa6z
fenben Mengen uno Wertben I'm etpd
$4,000 Marf auf cine @efammtuus>
fubr i'm Sabre 1904 i'm @srtbe BON
etipa 100000 Mdrf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-08

Cine apaNnif9e@ ittpe,
ole fl4 ipieoer gu perbeiratben piinf6t,
befunoet tire Mbfidt oaourd. oab fe
ihr 9odr nm cine Ionee Mufdel=6aor
roosl tpinoet, DE fe binten IN ibS Quar
ttedi. Die Supanerin, ole Witttpe su
bletbsn geoentt. f@neioet ibr 9aar al
inb sdmu1t e 9latt mad binten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-08
@ncthe nuS Die Scrlinerin. Cine

Goctbe nnD Die S%crlinerin. @ines
Cages meloete Stabelmair, Ser 8es
oiente @oetbes, baB cine iebr sroBe,
forpulente Dame aus Berlin i'm Sor,
aiinmer marte, melde lid burd)aus
niflt abmeiieu lailen, iOnSern poen
jroBen Seetbe" ieben mollte. Sie ielts
lame 9eI6reibuus, fpelde Der &ammers
oiener BON Der Srau mahte, sos Goetbe
on. @r befabl, bic Sran einsuiiibren.
Nah Uenisen slugenbliden trat oies
ielbe oufsepuet nit raiden Sdritten
uno DOR @ile feuheno elm, iab ben
Oidjter ltarr an uuo 9ine bann runb
mn i'm berum, I'm ben groBen Wianr
bon allen Seiten su beleben. n9iebe
6rau," nabm enolid Goethe lddelno
oas @ort, ufennt Sie mid benu?@.-
nSott!" mar ole in etipas empiiuo.
lifem Zone 9egebene gntuorf, lid
iollte Seetbe MID fennen?" limb Die
arme patbetiib erbebeno, oeflamirte
tie:
r6eitgemauert in Der groen
Stebt Die 6Orm aus Qebm gebranntl"
Stun, liebe 5rau,1 rief @oetbe aus
uollem 9olse la1enb, has III 3ipnr
nidt BON mir, ionoern bon S@iller,
aber immerbin bin i1 9br iebr boufs
bar fir bas gersniseu, bas Sie mir
bereitet bat!A
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-08-14
ORDER OF SALE SIGNED
Roosevelt Home Club Gives Tn i,s
Proposition to Maintain the RoOsc-
welt Homestead as a Landmark i'm
the City of New York.

New York, August 9.-The Rose
welt Home Club, which was organized
to acquire possession of the Roosevelt
homestead where the president was
born and to maintain It as a landmark
in the city Of New York, has decided
that it is not in a position to fulfill its
mission.
Justice Maclean in the supreme
court today on the application of Rod
erlck Begg, president Of the club and
the other directors and officers, signed
an order permitting the sale Of the
Roosevelt homestead for the sum Of
$50, 600.
The project of securing the BIRTH
place OF President Roosevelt at No.
% East goth street was discouraged by
the president and from that time the
proposition became q failure.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-08-14
ATTACK ON PEASANT LEADER
TWO Unknown Men Jump OH Annikin,
But Escaped When Pa<rr~-by Hur-
ricd to His Assistance.

St. Petersburg, August 9.-Two I'M
known mer today attacked NJ. Ami
kin, one of the Peasant leaders in the
outlawed parliament in a street a:
Terjioki, Finland, ear where NJ.
Herzenstein the constitutional demo-
cratic leader vas murdered. In re-
Spouse TO his cries, passers-by hurried
up and NJ. Annikin's assainants es-
capped. It was announced June 50
hal NJ. Annikin and Alladin, the
peasant leaders in the outlawed par
lament, had received warnings from
the League for the Salvation OF Rus
STA" of Odessa that they had beer
sentenced to death.
Some bombs seized in a suburb OF
st. Petersburg were each found TO be
charged with six pounds OF dynamite.
Arrests are being made in very
many places. 1t is stated that priA-
cipal members of all the trades un-
ions are now in custody.
st. Petersburg, August 9.-Since the
failure of the negotiations between
Premier Stolpin and OctOberists. nego-
tiations have been opened between the
Octoborists and the Constitutional
democrats in an effort to unite the
peaceful progressive elements in the
coming electoral campaign. Confer
ences are now in progress at Moscow.
Alexander J. GuchkOf, Count Heyden
and other leaders Of the party Of
peaceful regeneration. and prominent
moderate constitutional democrats are
looking TO an alliance whose aims
rIoII ha 70 noola tho rnnainu m ria
men an organ Of constructive leg!s!a-
ton instead of revolutionary acita-
ton. An arrangement for the division
of seats between the two parties also
is contemplated. The constitutional
democrats say that they can not carry
the radical element with them. but
they consider 4 split on the new align
ment of parties TO congress. when the
extremists will break away from the
open rev~olutiOnists.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-08-14
negro Preacher Shot.

The Rev. Isaac Washington JACK
son., the colored divine who was form
erIy N Gastonia, was hot a. Lincoln
ton Thursday by a negro by the name
OF Lem Odom. While Jackson wa IN
Gastonia his reputation was bad. and
time after time he got himself into
serious trouble. The congregation dis
missed him, but he refused to leave:
they held a meeting and elected a mod
orator, but jerking out his 1lzor he
claimed the moderatorship for his oEa
excellency. He was finally ousted from
the Gastonia church and had disappear
ed from the view OF his Gastonia breth-
rem until the report came hat he had
been shot at Lincolnton and was *
pected 10 die as q result OF the wounds
Jackson went 10 the house OF l. II
Odom where IL is said he became too
intimate with the ladies If the house
and thereby aroused Odon's ire. doom
ordered Inn away but he replied tnat
he had as much right there q he had
a shooting scrap followed the quarrel
and the whole load Of q bTeech loading
shot gun entered in his body just be-
low the heart The negro was reported
as being In a dying condition SATURDAY.
-Gastonia News.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-08-14
WANT PEST HOUSE REMOVED
Subject of Vital Interest to Norfolk
Argued Before Secretary BOnapaTte.

Washington, August 9.-John c.
Wise, attorney, Of Norfolk, Va, repre-
senting citizens who desire to have
the pest house move from Craney Is
land. near Norfolk, was heard by Sec
rotary Bonaparte today. The same at
torney made an argument to Assistant
Secretary Newberry some time ago,
and Mr.. Newberry then suggested that
the matter be taken to the Court OF
Last Resort" meaning the secretary.
He held. however, that pending a de-
cisiOn by the secretary, the pest u
should not be removed. Quite a con-
troversy has arisen over this subject
and the city of Norfolk and the u
tv in which it is situated are very
much interested in the outcome. sec
rotary Bonaparte came to no concur
sion on the subject today.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-08-14
REFUSE DEMANDS OF STRIKERS
Attempt to Settle Differences Between
railroad and Crews of the Tug
Boats Operating i'm New York Har-
Dor Failed.

New York, Aug Am ATTEMPT made
late today to adjust the differences ne
tween six railroads having terminals in
this city and the crews of the railroad
Tug boats operating n New York har-
Dor ended in a failure. The represen-
tatlves Of the CentraI Railroad Of
Ne" Jersey, Delaware. Lackawanna
n western. Erie. Baltimore, which
were most seriously affected BY the
strike declined TO accede TO demarc
OF the striking crews for an increase
IN wages Of s. to SO a month. and de-
ctared that they would fill the places
OF the strikers with new men.
Inc movement of freight Of the roads
named from their terminals in New
Jersey and Staten Island TO New York
was badly crippled, and many carloads
OF freight were stalled in the Yards ON
the bank Of the Hudson river. Il is
feared that if the strike continues
there will be a heavy loss to shippers
OF traits and vegetables and other per
lshable freights and much ~inconven-
lence 20 New Workers.
The Pennsylvania and New York,
New Haven and Hartford Railroads
are TOT affected.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-08-14
NOTED DESPERATE CAPTURED
After a Hard Fight Frank Ball is
Taken-He is Charged With Murder.
Was Once Before Arrested but Broke
.E0il

Knoxville, Tenn, August "a
special from Middlesboro, Ky, to The
Journal and Tribune says that Frank
Ball, the famous mountain desperate,
who recently escaped Jail at Rich
mond. Ky, was captured late this af-
ternOOn by Sheriff Rice Johnson n
posse. after a battle which ragged for
one hour. Ball some time ago killed
Jack BOlen a MiddlesbOrO barber. and
after escaping into the mountains was
finally landed in Jail at Richmond, Ky.
through the work of the Middlesboro
militia company. Not long ago he
broke Jail and since has been hiding in
the mountains. Wednesday night Ball
was located in a log cabin near Rose
Hill. Va. and Sheriff Johnson and 10
DEPUTIES started out to capture him
RpinfOrcementS were sent for as it was
feared that Balls friends and relatives
might go to his aid. Nearly thirty
members of the MiddlesbOrO militia
volunteered as deputies, and
left by special train. This morning. I'M
der a truce, Sheriff Johnson went TO
the cabin and demanded Balls surren-
der. This he refused 10 do. Late this
afternoon fire was opened on the2caoin
by the sheriff and. after John Lee. one
of Balls men had been killed. Ball
surrendered. Ball will be taken TO the
Kentucky p~enitentiary at Frankfort
tonight. The house in which Ball
took refuge was riddles with bullets
from the guns OF the posse.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-08-14
WORKING ON NEW WAGE SCALE
Join Convention of Coal Miners and
Operators of District 19-PreSident
Mitchell Councils Conservatism.

Knoxville, Tenn. August 9.-Presi-
dent Mitchell, of the United Mine
Workers of America today addressed
the joint convention of coal miners
and operators OF district 10 including
mines Of East Tennessee and South
western Kentucky. President Mitch
ell cautioned both sids to exercise
conservatism and sound business
judgement in their negotiations, and
advised both % prepare to make con-
cessions. in behalf of peace through
out the district, He predicted the
time when strikers and lockOuts will
be no more. but said: we will new
er live to see it,
Following Mr.. Mitchell's address
the conference took a recess pending
the report of the joint wage scale
committee, which is now working IN
an effort TO frame a scale effectively
September l. The miners want a re-
storatiOn of the scale of 1903. which
is an advance Of seven and n half
per cent over the present scale, an
eight hour day and an increase for
carriage. It is said the operators are
willing to restore the scale Of 1905
but will decline TO grant the carriage
increase.