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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-07
FATALLY
INJURED
Rasmussen Knudson Killed on Eve Of
His Marriage to 9 Fargo
Girl.

. Rasmussen Knudson, foreman under
f. ingalls, of the N. p company at
Jamestown met with a fatal accident
Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock While
hauling a load of lumber to his claim
about three miles from Melville he was
Jared off by the rough road bed and
broke his neck. Death was almost instan-
taneous. He was unconscious when his
companions reached his side and never
recovered consciousness.
Rasmussen Knudson. although but 81
years old, has resided in the county and
Jamestown for over quarter of CEN
tury, and has been for almost all of
that time an employe of the Northern
Pacific. He came from La Crosse, Wis,
where he has brother and sister. There
are. also relatives iii Moorhead and this
city, and Mrs. John Sundahl Of James
town. 83
Mr.. Knndson left JamestowA Saturday
morning for his claim near Melville
which he expected to prove up on next
November and intended to build an adj
Edition to his farm building. He was to
marry next spring Fargo girl. Rasinis
sen Knudson was thrifty descendant Of
Norway honored by all who knew him.
Lew Knudson, brother of the deceased,
is expected to arrive from La Crosse
tonight, and will take the remains back
to Wisconsin for burial
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-07
FIELDS KNEW KILEY
THIRTY YEARS AGO

There has reached the city, Miss
Quail Of Greenwood, Mich, niece Of
the late Patrick Kiley and sole heir to
his estate, which consists of one or two
hotel buildings and other realty in the
city. She was accompanied BY 4 Mr..
Harrington, also of Greenwood and
the husband Of another niece.
Richard Fields of this city says he has
known Mr. Kiley for over thirty years,
two years before he came to Fargo.
Deceased came to this city from Por-
tage, Mich, and for some time. was in
the employ Of the M. He was an
industrious and hard working man and
one who possessed a foresight Of al
fairs which led him to make invest
lnents III property which, with the
gradual growth Of the city. became vail
liable on account Of their central loca-
ton He was Of retiring disposi-
tion and very rarely had anything to
say about his affairs and probably took
Mr.. Fields into his confidence more
lti1an anyone else. Mr. Fields says that
he always knew him to be man wor-
thy Of the highest esteem
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-07
COMPLIMENT
TO SCHOOL.
Chicago Educator Thinks That Fargo
College Should be Popular
In State.

Knowing that the presence in the city
|of E. f. Williams, ID D. Of Chicago
was of more than usual importance; and
likely to result in much good, in more
ways than one, and that he was making
careful observations along the lines Of
the future growth Of Fargo and the de-
velopment of the state which would
possibly be embodied iii reports he will
make to friends of education in the east
he was sought BY a reporter for The
Forum and III response to several qttes-
tions the reverend gentleman dictated
1.-the following
Il think Fargo is much better city,,
more prosperous city and with a tar
better outlook than / had anticipated.
/ Its situation is such as to make its.
growth certain. The two trans-contifl-
entail lines that pass through it give it
special advantage over other towns
in the state as "a railroad center and al
center of trade and as convention city
| it mast continue to be prominent The
state too has great promise. With a
| half million Of people already, of a
hardy and enterprising kind and with
an extraordinary fertile soil and a.
Ihealthful climate il cannot fail to develop
rapidly.
It is of the utmost consequence that
| the development in its churches and is.
schools should keep pace with its agri-
cultural and commercial prosperity i
understand that great beginning has
been made for the public schools, nor
| NAL schools, state university and an ag-
lricuitural college. What seems to me
Ito be Of special interest to the people OF
North Dakota just now is the building
Iup and establishing on broader lines
Itllan ever the Fargo college.
ssIt ought to be the one great Chris
Itian college Of the state. 1t has an in
ispiri1g history fill Of heroic deeds. IL
}nas already done very fine work Its
Istandard Of scholarship Is high. Its
INSTRUCTORS are able. Its students are OF
1.-THE best material. The only limitation
Ito its growth has been d lack Of re-
sources. Its present needs are great,
hut they are not actually beyond the
spower Of the state to supply. 1t would
mot be difficult as 1t seems to mt if
Christian people would look at the mat
tier. as it should be for them to unite
and make this college just what il ought
Ito be, BY adding at once S5ooooo 70 rs
EcndoWiient. 8s
Fargo college ought 70 Be the cen
Iter Of Christian learning for this sec
tion Of the country, with the enlarged
equipment which q comparatively small
suir1 of money will secure this desirable
end can Be reached For one cannot
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-07

storage reservoirs, or Strengthening the
channel of the Red river will only fa-
cilitate the work of drainage. In the
final analysis of the work each commrn-
ity or drainage district will have to
make or pay for whatever ditching is
necessary to carry its surplus water off
the land
"The general drainage proposition is
a vast one, but it is made up of many
separate and distinct. though compare
lively small drainage propositions; and
each of the smaller propositions must
be looked after, ultimately, by those and
only those directly affected 1t would
seem advisable and practicable, there
fore, not to wait until interstate, or
even inter- national arrangements are
completed but go ahead and see!if your
particular drainage area cannot be ditch
ed and drained while the larger PROPOSE
tion is inctbating. The topographic sur
vey will disclose the feasible thing to
be done and the state engineer and his
assistants will render every needed as
sistance for planning the work.
"At all events the farmers of any par
ticular district in need of drainage would
do we'll to invite the state engineer to
meet with them and discuss the matter
The work cannot be begun too soon
The farmers sustain a loss, every bad
year, that would pay all the cost Of thor
ough drainage
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-07
MATSON'S RESTAURANT
5o4 Front street has not sold out
come and see for yourself.
CHURCH MATTERS.

Presiding Elder Danford believes
that people generally in the city hard
ly realize the importance Of the ap-
preaching missionary conference, to
open in the First Methodist church the
week beginning March Io. The meet
ings will attract several hundred Meth
.odists from all parts of the state Four
bishops Of the church will take part in
the meetings. Mr.. Danford says that
the Unitarian church building has been
rented for the purpose Of displaying the
largest foreign missionary exhibit ey-
ser shown in the northwest, the same
which was on exhibit at the last gem
eral conference.
Bishop Vincent will preach at Val
ley City, Sunday, Mar I8 and he will
dedicate new church, at Enderlin,
March IS. Next Sunday, Presiding
Elder Danford will dedicate new
church edi6ce at Steele.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-07
WILL DRY WELLS.

Almost daily now the Southwestern
branch line train is crowded with home
seekers and buyers of land from Iowa,
Indiana and Illinois. The departures
are so numerous that an additional car
has had to be attached to the train. In
this connection it is generally declared
that there will be a vast amount of
artesian well digging in Ransom county
on that line this year One authority
says that the number of wells to be dug
will exceed all that have been dug in
the history of the county The reason
for this is that it has been demonstrated
beyond all question that the region about
the county of Ransom is without doubt
in an artesian well basin and the spring
and summer will be time of unpreced-
ented development in that section Of the
state.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-07
MUST DRAIN.
OWN LAND
President Worst Gives Some Valuable
Advise to Farmers i'm the
Valley.

Whatever aid is given by the govern
ment to the drainage projects in the
Red river valley will only facilitate the
work and the farmers themselves must
attend to the draining of their own land.
While the government might dig bitches
on highways, it is certain that the gov
ernfnent would take no action looking
toward the drainage Of any particular
piece Of land.
which Pres. ], H. Worst of the agricul-
tural college gave to The Forum today.
The topographic survey discloses the
fact that many distinct drainage propo-
sitions exist in the valley" said Presi-
dent Worst. mo two are exactly alike.
Each drainage area should be consider
ed on its merits and all farmers affected
should cooperate to make the necessary
improvements. Never mind the other
districts. Let them take care of them
selves. t
"Take, for instance, the Argusville
proposition. This is, perhaps, one OF
the largest and most important in the
valley First, have Mr.. Stewart, the
engineer, make a map of the district
This map will show the area to be
drained, length size and location oi
main ditch, or bitches, and laterals. Next
call a meeting of all land owners in the
district and invite the state engineer to
be present and discuss the matter among
yourselves. Get all possible informa-
tion first, then proceed under our present
drainage laws, or in any other way that
will insure the. cooperation of all in
terested parties and that will meet the
approval of the state engineer. The
thing to do is to get the water off the
land and distribute the expense equit-
ably among those benefited. The ad;
vantages Of drainage are SO apparent
and the justice of equitably sharing the
expense so reasonable that the farmers
y Of any given locality in need Of drain.
age should be able to cooperate for thei,
mutual advantage.
Whatever may be accomplished in tht
way Of federal aid for building dams, oi
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-07
JUBILEE
SINGERS
Company Of Fine Appearing colored
People Arrived Entertain ut
Stones Hall Tonight.

The Canadian Jubilee Singers held
forth in the hall here on Friday evening
last, and were greeted by large aud
ience, says the Marketable Standard.
About three years ago the company ap-
peared here in the Methodist church,
and the name they made for themselves
on that occasion easily justified the man
ayers of the Presbyterian church in Sc
curing them for a return concert this
season. Each member is an artist in
their own particular line. The com
spany possesses splendid orchestra apd
vary their programme by selections,
These celebrated artists and sweet col
.ored singers will appear at Stones
music hall tonight.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-07

An eight club league has practically
been decided upon and the continued
prosperity of the Northern league is
assured. President Price has made a
trip to the cities which it is proposed 10
include in the league and is. expected
home tonight.
That Grand Forks will be included
lin the league is now practically assured.
The fans in that town have taken steps
to secure good team and the announce
.ment is made that the team will be after
the pennant right from the start.
The local team will include many of
the players of last season with several
additions. A number of last years team
are in the city and have received con-
tracts. The Mighty Dolan is on the
reserve LIST but there is a question as to
whether or not he will be in the game
this year He has a good position and
Bic is not likely that he would give it up
unless he was assured of an increase oil
salary, z5
The fans all want to see Dolan in the
game again this year and want to see
him wearing Fargo uniform 1t was
Dolan who put the ball over the fence
|oftener than any player in the league
and the long player is justly popular
here as result.
Finnigan, Fargo's best pitcher last
year, is employed by the Fargo Plumbing
& Heating Co., w J. Prices concern
and there is no question but that he
will wear a Fargo uniform.
Rose, Fargos star out6elder last year
is employed by the street railway com.
pany and he will probably be in Tho
game again. Fitzgerald is also EN-.
ployed by the street railway company
and will be in the game again.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-07
WHAT OTHERS SAY.

Alex. Johnston, Record Keeper: i
want TO remind members Of North
Star Tent, No. i, Knights Of the Mac
cabees, that they and ladies are cor
daily invited to attend a social gath
ering Of Valley Tent, No. SO IN oorhead,
this evening at Masonic hall, that city
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-07
! EASTERN STAR DANCE.

The Eastern Star ladies will give
another Of their very enjoyable parties
.ats Prizes hall Friday evening. Rupert's
orchestra will furnish the music and the
ladies will serve supper at II o'clock.
Tickets remain at $r.oo per couple and
all Masons and those who have received
Invitations or who have attended in the
past are invited to attend.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-07
70 WED

The following marriage licenses were
issued by Judge Hanson today sSi
John Worley and Nellie Doyle,
both of Fargo.
Edward Bell of sSasl toon, afa.l
and Clara Young Of Fargo
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-07
DUNBAR
OUARTETTE
Famous Singers and Bell Ringers at
First Baptist Church Wednesday,
March 2.

The Dunbar male quartette and bell
ringers appear at the First Baptist
church Wednesday evening, March rs.
Reserved seats at Casselmar's drug
store.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-07
YOUNG FARM HORSES.

A full car load of nice. young. big
work horses, purchaser Bss us and un-
loaded today, are on sale 1t the Wash
ington House barn. 9. w. Kerr Co.
Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-07

Al GUARANTEED CURE FOR
Piles. Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Pro-
struding Piles. Druggists are author
lied to refund money if Pazo Ointment
fails to- cure in 6 to Id days. soc.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-07
LEAGUE BALL.
is ASSURED
Eight Cities VIII be Included In the
Northern League This
Year.

. The>Northern league will include (
o the following cities:
o Winnipeg, Duluth, Fargo, Grand 4
q Forks, Superior, Calumet, Lake 4
Q Linden and the Houghton-Ha
o cock combination.
a SE5 FST IS 80 eS 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-25

y osros distinguidos oradorss del par
lido,
-En el barrio cob isss de Aaas'
60 apAresi6 eI "a iaver de Juan L6psx,
Ssg1n inveSilgAslvnsA pracsioAdss IA
ileclo c0nss cuencia de un c6liso mi
Aerere.
Don CArmslo Garcia , don Ma
nuel LsncaIa. han soiieitGdo psrmiso
90 10 SicaldiA para consGruir dos o..
aAs en- la Gale do San Juan, en- o.
barrie Gel sjAnduls, de sAnGurse.
~Cu u funcon cslebrAda por el
eirco ~o'sros sI domingo dltimc, 90
eaIrsld IA psAcglA de 10 boda do AL
t1nSo XIII Antss de exhtbirse es,a
selebrs psiiculA, que tAnIo ruido ha
CAutAdo y que ala satk pendisnls do
IN plel1o en- IL Corse do Dissrito, fo6
exhioido 81 lesrato de nueslro amigo
ei LCd0. don Hsrminio Diax NAvArrp.
que es 81 AbogAdo que reprsasnIaba
la tmprsAA O.e'o & " On esse asunto.
a. PrsSsnsArAs el rstrato de cate
dis'lr guido iuriSsonSulio, sl pa bliso,
que era numsro, fSimo, Aplaudio rui.
doSAmsnIs, sisodo xh bido de nusvo.
Las dSmaS vlalAs do la fanci6n
faeron muy raoAs, slsndo nm xxi.
to para . smPrsAa el msnclonsdo a..
psslAculo.
ri alcaide de ls sGrCel de Dis.
trito de Arsclbo hA dsvueIuJ al de IL
ta'sel munisiPaI dc San Juan 10 pre-
So JuApa Rivers, manifest adols que
ALL no hIy dspArlamsnio para mt js.
res Por sEtA rax'p, todaa les mp a.
res quo Ae ssntsncien mas dc .rein,s
olas ds srresso, Isndl al que ir 4
aafFirloa a las gAlerAs os ekrssI en- sl
Pfssidio insulAr.
-Anochs fu6 ArreslAdo an San,
luEee condnCido Z 10 carsel Alberto
Moreno, por aIlerar lA par tdbliss.
-AIfanaI microbes, aaIdrA para
los PnebloS de GusyAma, Arscibo,
AtoOniio, Oabo Roio, LArss, Vega
AlIa J Vega bsia, el ComiaionAdo del
ilIsriOr NJ GtIhtme, Quisn Va con 81
pro, osiio de luspScclonar los trAbA,
los dc lA carrsIerA en- 10 illA,
Con diIE dollArs de mults fus
sAa1igsda AIer PetrlnA BonAs, veein .
Gel GAndul, Santurcs, por ltt,lpgir y
proVocAr { EspesArzA Cortio,
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lmpresiones Y noticias

ne1icos, prAsi'cAntus, eomAdronas ,
enfermeras.
..Ha Aido e1cAreeiado on Areeibo
Emilio Lopez, AsuHado do ssdusci6n,
Cd viFtud de hAb.r eon.rAfdo matrImo
nio con 10 fsnolda.
''Ssg6n noIiciAs, psrees que 90 hu
Sguado el pr0yeelo do conslruir un
hip6dromo en- Arecibo.
..Anoehe On Ia resideneia que hA'
blIA don Eduardo LArrocA, fu6 hAlla.
do una unorms culebrA. Dieho ami.
NAL ssIsbA enroseAdA en- 10 pared,
VArios Vc!nos aubierou & IL hsbIts
elon J q hschRxos disron muerle al
animal, que APPROX mAdAmsnle me
dla una varA. 81 Gr&slorno que %
aPodero ca loa primsros me menvos Dc
10 tamLliA LArroCA motive que ns reu-
nieran muchas personals en- dicha re-
sidHneIa.
Sc SneusntrA enfsrmo en- Arssibo
nuessro eorreligionario y ami 20 sl
Ledo SuliVerss. DsasAm0s au meio-
r1a.
cEl presidents del syuntamienso
dc Ia capital de SAnIo Domingo hn
snviado como regAlo q IA Dibllotscs
Municipal dc sAIA eludAd IN ej.mplsr
del nusvo mApA de AQusIlH rspGblisa,
euyo Presente fOe sntrsgAdo por oil
Consul don Juan e, Medina.
..seGdn la prsnsa de MaysRusz,
una ordenAt 70 municipal, dis11dA por
aQusl AyunIamienlO, prohibs que dos
personals 30 dSIspgsn sonvsrasr en-
ls plaza E6bltsa, pues Sso ss VA geupo
} los grupos eAls pr1hinidus Alli
IQee guasones son esos repub!lsAno a!
Y ellos dque son sino IN grupo en- mi
lAd del cAmia0 polftieo dc nusaRo
pals, M gfupo que estorba vi pAao q
los vtrdadsroS rsdsutorts dc IL pa
aria?
Han sido AsiIIldos So 10 SAlA
de Soeorros de hsridAs leves JoIe 8.
Cairo, Juan CasslI, FellciIa r. rrss .
Manuel hArrero, Manuel PiGnas y
Antonio MouEol,
-PaFa 81 smEss msslirgs que 10
pTspArA en- Artctbn han aldo iLyl,N.
dos los asfores Rafael del Vale. As.
lol, AufoE Rivera, NatieuE,. ds Die.
go, Clemsnts RGmirtz, Vicente Bor.
gsI, Calves o.ero, AndieI R:drigusE,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-25
De ACTUAL|DAD
Suicide del poeta austriaeo
Fernando Saar. .-Escanda-
10 p0r un divorcio
POR UNA AVA
P0R UNA AVA
El emperador alemsn .impide
a los artistas que canten
para los gram6fonos

Fernando Ssar, sl mas celsbrado
poeta do Austsis, 90 ha suieidado dis
pArkndoss IN liro On 10 eAbexa.
Z 'csGs que el m6vil d,l suieidio hs
sido una enfsruedad que dssde haes
alg6n tempo aqu' aba al possa. con
grandss sufrimientos.
6aar sontaba 73 aHoI.
-9jgas On Roma sl ese&ndalo ror
el divorsio del Principe FAbrisio Ma.
ssimo. Un Incidents nusvo fomsnta
las murmurGeioues del gran mundo
romano.
El maestro dc sseusla Porsain he
prsaentAdo & los tribunalss querslla
por adulterio do 40 saposa y oil Frin.
eips Nasiimo. ri maestro pide 81 di.
vorcio y aducs 4 su favor el tsatimo,
nio do mushas personals, entire elias
alguoas dc 10 aristoerasia vatieana.
La muisr de Ponsain asrvfa eomo
sya On 10 eass del pifnsipe
Ell emperador de Alsm Ania ha
prohibido & los ariistAs do los teatrcs
do 10 sorts que oantsn para impresio.
mar plAeas destinsdas 4 los gram6to'
NOS, baio psna de Qusdar Immediate
me nte eeaArtts.
I'll x siaer opina que oil heeho do
elforzAr 10 Voc On nm gramotonc, ca
eriudieial, hAsta el punto de ocasio.
mar lssionsa On 10 garganta. De elias
% rssiente 81 ssrvisio que dsbsn pres
tar los arliltAs On los teatros, y para
svitarlo debs intsrvenir 10 autolidad.
En- sl E,tado del Maine, Estados
Unidos, ACADIA Go conatituirss una so.
siedsd industrial, con nm capital de
tres millonss do dollars, para ,lotAr
IL fAhrieaoi6n do uns nuevA clase do
pspel, On 10 que 90 sustituye, stmo
pfimerA massris, 10 pasta de MADEIRA
por 6brAa del Algodonsro.
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cARTA! OEIENIDAs

Las aiEuientss cA,tss 30 snsusn~
tran sn la AdminlAtrAei6n do corrscs
de eatA eiudAd;
William T Abbott, Jo.6 Barre
no, BenAneio AsosIa, Carlos B.tan'
court, Dslnna Berries, A. BMk, @.
AguSyo, JoI6 Aguirre, C>rloa Aguiar
guerO. EriQus Alvars4 Mario Albo'
ries, Geraldo AlvAr,z Jol9 q, AIsa'
Ii, F6l.x Aria. Narsiso Arroyo, Ne.
nusl Arroyo, Lsandro Aps rita.
Louis Birth, Francis BIks, Sill
va B1nehet,
Carmen CsrrerAs, Miguel Carlos,
Miguel Cart, EnoGsrrate CArrilla,
Lusss z. CaIHo LusC CuyAr, Ra-
mon CaaIAir' =. GO Gem COY, Juan
u. Corres, Fr.IoISeA Cor,tj 10, r. L.
Cora, Bslsalnio cordsrs, JnAnA oil.
satonpe, tres cariaI; A. gsla CrtE,
EulAlio CyriG.
P. DlmilE1, A. Dix on, Cohe'
nS DiIz, Joae Df,I, Clara N. Der
risks, JoIs Deck, G. E. DurkAn.
Albert Eshsrdrl, PoIisArpio Fell
eianc, Mary FedriVk Fsfsla Fsrnan.
dtz, Juan Maria F1rqus.
(CotinuarG m hauA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-25
Aver 90 reoibl6 en- IA oaclua del
Cuartel general de lG polisia, el 10
lVgrAmA Riguiente;

Aver 90 recihi6 ca IL ofcIua del
Cuartel general de lG polisiA, el 10
lVgrAmA Riguiente;
sCoronel Hamill. EAo Juan.
Areciho, Setiembre "a.
Aver, EnIre dece y una do la tar
de, sl individuD Aniosto HsrnAndsx,
Qus momentos AnIes hAbfA EAlido de
10 C&rssl dc exIiDguir eondena, pro-
voeo on la CAlla oil Juex municipal de
6IIs, aRArrAndole por 10 sofa, del
gAh&1 On AcIiIud hoHtIl. Le deCiA que
81 era 81 esiS de San Juan. InIsrvlno
oIro indivfouo, diC.endole oil HsrLSn
dsz, que aQusllR persona que 81 IsrlA .
Agarrada era el Jutz municipal de
Arecibo. Ent6ncss Herr 1 ldsx 40 tliriRi6
al Juez pregunIAndole 81 Gats era 81
csiA de Arestbo, por 10 que sl Jutz.
vistal lR actitud de Hernandez Z, 10 lanx6
nj rostro an peiazo de hieIo de una
libra, logrAndo defribArlo 81 suelo,
eaui& idole una sontusion, l lIcrvino 4
Iismpo sl guArdiA Cor Aiex, Arrestando
4 HsrnAnd z. quisn foe PueHto { dispo'
Biei6n de ID Corte. El Auissto Hsr
nAndez % de San Juan, Cumplio con
denH impusAls por el Jusz muniel pal
de dieha ciudAd. .-Tenisnte NOa.,
Ell JAeE Mr.. Rodsy de la Cor.s
Federal NOS intorma que 81 DspartA
mento Warrington hA deoidido, que
sea DIN 10 nusva ley de luralixleion
del Copgrsso de los EaIadoa Unidos,
voIadA en- 70 de JUNO, y Gus empsxA'
rA rlgir 81 lq CO Oclubrs pltximo,
nirgda t1trargero en- BuerIo kico,
podrt AdQuirir 10 eiudAdAnfA ameri
sans.
FOR 10 viato, Mr.. ROdey ya no sx
pedi q mas tiluloS de eiudadAnis. Raa
- shorR sseiendsn & seIenlG los tx
lrA isros que 80 nAIurAlizsron sIudA.
dAnoH americAnos.
Ell orador RCclaliaiA Mario Nj.
FAndA tu6 condenAdo hoy por oil Jatz
del Vale & pagar ditz dollArs de mul.
Ia sumplir 20 diAs de cGrcsl pOr
hAber iDluriAdo en- un mssllng dolico
don Luia Prsu, rtdastor que tte del
SHeraldo EspI folS.
I'm brave ls rAunira 81 Board de
ksdison txaninAdorsS, para pIoesdsr
4 los sxkmsnsS que dispone 10 ley.
EstOI sxAmensI son para rsvGIIdGs de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-25
DRAMA POR AMOR

Anoth a las nuevs. el iovsn Ma.
nuel &rdsnAa, do Calty, di6 niue to
{ 10 Mn rita Maria Cola &c, dispA al
dols I'M tiro On 10 aien izQuisrda. Aslo
aeguido intsnt6 suieidArse, dispAl&o
dose otro tiro en- lA Sisn dsrsehA. SD
estAdo 90 grave. Sc Supone que el
orfgen de este drama fa6 motivA do
Dor amorss. El iuez municipal snIien'
do On el asunto.
Dieho sueeao eAua6 honda seraA'
si6n On CIyey.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-25
Sultan de Turqula
Enfermo de cancer

Psrfg aetismbrs "a -Noteias LEG adas & ID prsnsa
dignas del mayor Credt> dic,n gus sl sultan dc Tar
QufA 40 hsla mortamsnts fsrmo PAdecs do I'M cGu-
esr en- los ricnes los me doos do 10 am ara imperial
dselaran que es impossible salvArle En- Constaptnop
20 deseonosA hAsts hoy eats grave cor eto L3s di.
plomiticoS europeos af Green. sin embargo, que el
sobsrano moribundo hixo testamento y desjgn6 an
hsredero ca el trono de Turoufa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-25
Extradicion de
un americana

Washirg gton, Sstismbre "a. -Hs saido de Tanger
hasa los Estados Undas, On un crueere do guerra Mr.
Pablo O. Sendsland. presidents del sMiwArkse Avenue
ssate BAnk' dc Chicago, que 50 fug6 despu6s do 10
quiebra DO dicha institution reug&ndoae on Marrue
eos I'll sultan resisa 10 extradci6n On vista de gus
no hay rsados que 10 autoricsn entrs lea dos nscio
mes. Pero Mr. Gummere, miniatro americana, logo
eonvenesrle y el pr6tugo fa6 reeobrado