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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-06
Nuevo ernprestito ruSo

San Petersburgo Abrl 6-Informes ofciaes con6r-
el rumor de que lanzara muy pronto Paris
empresto al c;nco por cento con buenas ga
rantfa por dosentos mones de dollars Parece que los
banqueros ranceses responder de que coocaran los
bonos sin difcutad ninguna. Noticias de Pekin dcen
que gobierno chino rehusa conrmar las concesones he
chas por los tararos Rusia negandoes autordad para
tratos internacionaes La acttud de China es cas de
desafio produce alarma en- toda Europa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-06
Los chinos en- sus trincheras

Pekin Abril 6.-sabese que exste proundo desacuer.
entire los neaoadores del ratado chino sobre de-
mitaci6n de ronteras al Nore de la Manchuria Los d
plomacos de Russia pretenden extension que los de
China niegan conceder. Sc dice tamben que e en-
baador apones nhuye energa para que cedda
una considerable zona mas ALA del errocar transberano
Los asuntos Sc compcan el extreme Orente. En- su
stuacion actual Russia podra sostener demanda.
Sc teme que obstnac6n en- resstr traga un CAsUs
BELL. que sera de incalculables consecuencas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-06
De BARRANQU|TAS
Robo con escaIamiento. Ri.
mas y heridos. .-EscueIa
de veran0. .-Tabac0.
UN FALSO POLICIA
Res flaca y enferma. .-Pob'a-
cion preterida por la Junta
de Caminos del Distrlto

Hace pocos dfas foe escalada 10
tiends que en- el bar,io Helschal tlene
esta blecida sl ioven don Vicioriano
Pagan. Noticioso el senior Juex de
psz de este hecho, trAsladose al lu-
gar dc 10 ocurrenoia acompA ado de
los guardias Manuel Caparr6s y Ii.
berato Irissrri, praclicAndo una in.
vestigaoi6n que di6 por resultado sl
hallszgo do algunos de los efectos ro
bados en- poder dc Felipe Ortiz alias
<Curits,s reaidente en- 81 bArrio Hon.
duras, sisndo arrestado | incoptl-
nsnti, Of como Grgorio Negr6n y
S'xto Negr6n q quienes Felipe acuss
de haberle aeompailsdo & efec.uar el
escAlsmiento.
--En el barrio H ,nduras riieron
el dfs % del pasado Narz) jose Ca.
fiuelas y Jes6s Rivera, resultando e.
to geav smente hsrido. ri sgresor o..
tG detenido.
Francisco Rol6n, del barrio Ba
rraneas, acometi6 con maehste q Zs-
carfaa Torres, hiri6ndole en- una ma
no.
I'll inteljgsnts professor don Iu.
lio Rodriguez, abrigs el prop6sito dc
abrir On este pueblo una escuela dc
verano durants las vacaeionss esco.
lares que empez .rAn on Julio.
-Varios coieehsros do tabaco tie.
men algunas partidas de 10 RIGA hojs
| sguArdsndo eompradores, pues hasta
10 faha solo han venido por aquf OIL
gunos seiiores que, aunque dic:n hsesl
com peteneia q 10 sPorto Rican To.
bacco CO, aAbsse que son sgentes dis
frs zadcs do dicha empresa que pre-
tsnden introducir el pGnico entrs lol
tenedores de dieho feuto con oil I'm d.
ado uirirlo & bsio p,ecio. Por tAnto
los que do cen adquirir slgunos- -cien
tos do quintales ds baen tsbAeo
preeios squitativos, ve,gsn & Barran
Angel SsntIsgo, de Aibonito
que vestido de policfa amedrsntaba
los campesinos, ha si denunsia ado po
el guardia Manuel Capsrr6s, quien
aeuss del delito de fAlsA represents
ci6n.
/ Ell vlernes 4 limo fue sacrihcad
una vaca nacs y enferma p sra el AbAi
to pdblico, Esto no nos extrafa; !
que nos sorrrende % que hAya qu.ene
consuman carne dc tan p6simAs cor
dlciones oil m6dicO preCio de II cents
vos libra.
-Parece que 10 Junpta de canine
del Dlstrito de G Glsyama 90 ha pre-
pueato no invertir en- los caminoE
Barranquitas ri un solo csntavo dc
, mucho que cate pueblo he psg ado par
tal obieto, Procediendo como hA prt
eediendo ccmo h f, procedIdo CON nost
tros 10 expresada iants, no ae CANA
: conhanza de los pueblos; pero..
! uunca 90 tarde para los Que sabsn p'
nerse en- guardia.
. CoRREsPONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-06
.Or Gable
PARA LA DEM0CRAC|A"
El general Blanco ha muerto

Madrid, Abril Ola muerto en- esta cudad el general
don Ramon Blancn ltmo Gobernador de la lsa de Cuba
durante la guerra hispanoamericana Habla habado en-
e Congeso durante las sesones de fin de Marco para
fender nombre de les ataques que drgera e senior
Soriano representante por Valencia Hzo decaracones
que lie coocaban salvo de cuaquier responsabidad Ell
gobiernose acuerda que tributen su cadaver
honores de capitn general falecdo mando plaza
fuere. Los funeraes tendran ugar domingo del CO.
rriente, presidiendo e Consejo de Ministries.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-06
De AGUAS BUEAAS

Ri domingo 90 cslebr6 10 asamblsa
unioniSta para elegir nusvo comite,
fesultando elegidos los siguisntes ss-
hores: Prssidsnts honorario, don LUIS
Munoz Rivera; presidents elective,
don Ramon CabAllero; tesorero, don
Ramon Nun CarA1o; GeoretArio, don
Antonio GonzileE; voeaies, don JesGS
Hernandez ~, J don Carlos MufioT.
Los cineo sefores Qds componen 10
nusva iunta local, son todos proeeden-
tss del campo tsdsrAli hombrsS que
han sabido mantsnsr Sismprs suI con
yIeslOpal I lsvAntAa " pNtdV
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-06
Las huelgas en- Courrieres

Harls Abri g. Contiua en- Courrieres el movmien-
huelgusta adqurendo mas aarmantes proporcones. E
gobierno ha ordenado Immediate estricta nvestga
c6n sobre segurdad que oecen las minas sobre los
salaries rac6n al genero de labor que reazan los
Los propietarios de los grandes yacmientes,
vista de esa acttud decden eevar e po de los ornaes
veintcnco por cento para camar los esprus To-
grar que termna la huega Los trabaadores no satse
chos exgen que saaro suba mitad mas de 10 que
hoy sc les paga Creese di6cl llegar un arrego.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-06
Donativo de 10000 dollars,

Toxic Abril Ola emperatriz viuda de la China ha
remitdo al emperador Musohito cheque por renta mil
libras esterinas 600 dollars que contribuye
avar la stuacon de las provncas que hambre esta
Sc nterpreta demostraci6n ostensbe ante el
mundo de la sodaridad que los dos imperios asia
cos En- este sentido basante mporanca al
peneroso donativo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-06
FelicitAmos & ls asambl,a por su.

FelicitGmos & la asambl,A por suS
aOertados nombrAmientos.
Sc encuentra en- este pueblo el
superintsndents de eIcuslAs ssfior
Reichard en- Asuntos de 81 profession.
-Ha cireulado por e,tA lccalida sd
una hoia suelta de los republicanoS
de San Juan. ParsCe que alguisn 10
trsio con 81 obieto de somtnEGr %
propaganda. SeitOrss, dejsn sso.,"..
y nj sc Ocupsn. Aquf 20 no ss conocs
mas partido cue sl unioniita.
coRREsPoNsAL.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-31
Catarrh of the Stomach A Pleasant, Simple, But Safe and Eff
 fectual Cure for It.
COSTS NOTHING TO TRY.

Catarrh of the stomach has long been considered the next thing to in- curable. The usual symptoms are full or bloating sensation after cat ing. accompanied sometimes with sour or watery risings, formation or gases, causing pressure on the heart and lungs and difficult breathing, headaches, fickle appetite. nervousness and a general played out, langufd feel ing.
 There is often foul taste in the mouth, coated tongue and if the inte- rior of the stomach could be seen 1t would show a slimy, infiamed condi- tion.
 The cure for this common and oh- st,nate trouble Is found In treat
 rent which causes the food to he read i1v. thorouehlv digested before 1t has time to fermert and irritate the deli q, te mucous surfaces of the stomach. To secure a prompt and healthy diees tion is the one necessary thing to do and when normal direstion Is secured the catarrhal condition will have dis appeared.
 According to pr. Far1anson. the saf- est and best treatment is to use after oh menl A talbot. composed of Dias- taste. Aseptic Pepsin. little Nux Golden Seal and fruit acids. These tablets can now ne roun0 at aII 0ruE stoves under the name of Stuart's Dvs- nA,eia Tablets and not being a patent medicine can he used with perfect sa fe+v and assurance that healthy ap- ne+ite and thoroueh digestion will fol- low the,r regu,er use after meals.
 Nr R S. Workman, Chica 20. III. writes: "catarrh Is a local condition reeultine frow ne"1acted cold in the beod wherehv the lininr membrane Of the nose becomes 'nFamed and the noieorous dtecharoe .Nerafrom pass- ing backward into the throat reaches the stomach thus nroducing catarrh of the stomach Medical authorities pre- scr,hed Tor me for three years for ca tarrh of stomach without cure but to- dov am tho happiest of men after usine or1v ono box of Stuart's Dys- reoeia Tablets. I cannot Ind appro prfate words to eyp-ess my good fool ing. I have found f"sh. appetite and sourd rect from their use"
 Stuart's Dvs0eneia Tablets is the safest preparation as well as the sim nlest and most convenient remedy for any form of indigestion, Catarrh nr stomach. hiIiousness. sour stomach heartburn and hloating after meals.
 Send your name and address today for q free trial package and see fo, yourself Address F. A. Stuart Co.,. 5s stuart Bldg. Marshall. Mich,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-31
.,,,.k,.x Springs sensation.


 For two and half hours tonish. the Street Committee of the General C.ouncil was in deliberation relative to bids for arc lighting and incan- descent lighting of the city and con sumers generally. This was a contin- nation of the meeting of Friday nlgnt after bids had been opened Tor what is intended ultimately to be municipal electric lighting plant.
 The committee is composed of Coun- c;lman Hughes, chairman; Alderman Tacon. Councilmen Kaver and 1nge and Mayor Lyons. Members of the coun- cil and other interested persons were present. Aside from bids already In. one was received from the Machinery Sales Company of Cincinnati. other bids were asked for but none were offered. motion to go into execu- tive session was made. but quite de- nouement was created before the mo- tion was put. Engineer Hinckiey. or the city waterworks, who was called bv the committee to give his assistance In figuring on bids. stated that he had learned some certain individual had declared his purpose to prove him liar and he asked the committee to allow that individual to come forward and make good on his proposition.
 Asked by the committee what the charge was, Hinckley said he was all legged to have said the local company had furnished arc lights for SAP. This statement he repudiated. Hinckley called no names.
 Councilman Inge stated he had asked MT. Rubira (former president of the local company what 1t cost to furnish the city with arc lights. MT. Rubira said there was no possible way to as- certain this. As to figure of $42 MT Rubira replied that neither MT. Hinck- estimate.
 Harry Smith, an attorney for tn" To- cal company, said perhaps 'efcreace was made to him. He had said he aid
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-31

along merrily as will be seen from an open letter to senator Thomas
 Patterson who is also proprietor or The Rocky Mountain News, by N. Bontils, one of the owners Of The Den yer Post. The controversy arose over a charge that Boutils and others at tempted to get $1oo."0o from simon Guggenheim to put certain men on the Lindsay ticket. Now stand up. Y. NJ, Patterson" Mir Bonhls says in conclu- sion, "betor+ the people of Colorado and let me tell you in their presence that in many of these charges you arc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-31

Trenton, N. J. Oct. 30.--Vicc Chan
 'ellor Bergen today made perutau, at tn" prc!mnary injunction recently ,;raulcd restraining K, r, Richn lsoH. Jr.. and Company from prosecuuiuS 4 suit in North Carolina a&a'us, ttc American Tobacco Company ta have th" company deolnred q 1lonupo,Y. The injunction is to stand until tha New
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-31

We sell the finest line of HuEgfes and Carriages in the city When you want n first class buggy call and see us.
 MONTGOMERY CARRIAGE WORKS
 O., 2lI-215 Bibb St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-31

The Colorado Idea The campaign in Colorado Is moving
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-31
Streets. only a short distance from the Cunningham building.

Opportunity for the commission of such a crime along Commerce Street Is so glaring that many have wondered at the few reported. There are extra night watchmen in that section as we'll as policemen, but the number Is so few that they are insufficient for the pur- pose intended-the protection of prop erty.
 The street Is not any too we'll H. lumined. and the constant passing of heavy engines and trains creates a ter tif1c noise. so much so that 1t would be impossible one block away. at suct time to hear the report of a pistol.
 It IS understood that wholesalers in that vicinity will take steps to better protect themselves from future bur- glaries.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-31

Jersey courts h7Yo determined the 0w0"r~hin of 'Eo cont rolling interest
 in the Richardson Company. whioh controlling interest the American To- hacCu Company claims
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-31
necIs,ou tor Tohocco Tru.t

an infamous, malicious and premed tated liar, scoundrel and perjurer
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-31
Veterans are Coming,

Col. Harvey E. Jones. Adiutant- Gen. eral. Alabama Division, United Con- federate Veterans. who is just returned from Montgomery, stated today that Mobile will thus year have the greatest gathering of Confederate Veterans known since the establishment of State reunions.
 In position to know he declared he spoke from the card. All eyes, he said, are turned towards the Gulf City, the people, and especially the veterans and their families and the Sols: of Vete- rams, realizing full well that nothing will be left undone in giving them d royal reception and exceptionally hos pitable treatment during their stay in Mobile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-31
In Charge of Sheriff.

G. K. Bryant the White man who was arrested yesterday by Chief Ron deau, he having two cheeks of the Southern Railway in his possession not made out to him. was today turned over to Sheriff Powers. Noel E. Johnson of Mt. Vernon. an employe of the South ern and the man from whom the checks had been stolen and who was instru- mental Tn Bryant's capture. reached Mobile this morning. He declared the endorsements on the backs of the two checks to be forgeries. but declined fo" the present to say that Bryant was guilty of stealing and endorsing them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-31
Abandon Fort Morgan,

The War Department has decided to temporarily abandon Fort Morgan and to this end arrangements are being made preparatory to the removal of the Sth and 9th companies stationed there to Fort Moultrie. s. C.. near Charleston. A recent inspection of the damage to the reservation by the West Indian hurricane and the waters If the Gulf divulged a greater amount of damage than was at first believed Captain Dwyer. in command at Fort Morgan and Fort Gaines, has been ask ed by the War Department the amount Of baggage and other property reces- sary to remove and orders commanding the two companies to move to Fort Mcultrie are expected daily. Just how long the period of abandonment will be cahnct be estimated at this time but 1t will be quite while before the res- ervaticn can be rebuilt and placed in a habitable condition. It is understood Lieutenant Dice of the 99th Company Coast Artillery will be left n charge of Forts Morgan and Gaines during the repair work to these guardians to Mo bile Bay.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-31
Another Mill Plant.

erect and operate larger saw mill plant in the vicinity of Crichton, west of Mobile, in this county These gen. tlemen were for many years employees in the Louisville and Nashville Railroad shops here and. from their earnings saved sufficient funds to embark for themselves. There are natives of this county and both self-made men.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-31
Quarantine to be Lifted.

November 1 Is the date Tor ra1slng quarantine at this port. pr. Rhett Goode, President of the Quarantine Board of Mobile Bay. announced this morning that the restrictions against Central and South American ports would be raised Thursday, also against Cuba, against which the bans had been raised. The restrictions against Cuba. however will remain on, said Dr. Code. at least for the present. The quaran- tine plant at Fort Morgan will, on that date, be abandoned and vessels from the tropics will be fumigated here, The hoard. said Dr. Goode, will not cease its vigilance and on the least warning, the bars will again be rals- a1
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-01-03

Albany, N. Y. Jan. 3.-Senator
Bracket, of Saratoga, soon after the
legislature convened today, introduc-
ed a resolution demanding of Chaun-
cey M. Depew his resignation as q.
s. Senator from this state. The res
olution in full is as follows:
'@Since the adjournment of this sen
ton have been staggered by the re-
1ations shown to have existed for
years between the Equitable Life AS
surance Society and Chauncey M.
Depew. one of the senators of the
state of New York in the United
States congress. Recognizing that
these disclosures have caused a to-
tai lack of confidence in the ability
of the senator named to properly re-
present the people in the body to
which he was elected, be it resolv-
ed by the state senate of New York
that Chauncey M. Depew be, and
hereby is requested forthwith to re-
sign his seat in the United States.
Senate"
The state legislature convened at
noon today under conditions in
some ways remarkable. The closing
Of one Of the bitterest factional fights
cor the assembly speakership in ma
ny years, the expectation of many
that the defeated faction would at
once inaugurate a policy of reprisal
the understanding that Senator
Brackett would introduce his long
heralded joint resolution requesting
the resignation of Senator Depew
the intensity of feeling in many quar-
ters resulting from the disclosures
of the insurance investigation,--al
| these things drew upon the opening
of the session today a degree of pub
| lie interest greater and more evident
than for many years past.
| LATER Jas w. Wadsworth, Jr
was elected speaker of the assembly
receiving the entire Republican vot'
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-01-03
PostonHee Increase.

The receipts of a postoffice are al
ways one of the best and most relia.
Die indexes as to the condition of bu-
siness in a town. 1t is beyond dis
oute that Roswell has greatly pros
oered during the past few months as
compared with the same period of q
year ago. Business has been better
almost every branch, 2 ID the gen.
,ral feeling is that it will be much
reater during the coming year. That
his is true is shown by a compari-
son of the receipts of the local post
office during the last quarter with
he same period one year ago. Dur
'ng the last three months of 1904 the
business of the once reached the to-
al of $3,791 .49f. b
al of $3,111.16, and for the last quar-
er of 1905 reached the total of
>3,791.49. This is a gain over the pre-
vious quarter of $6SO.33. or almost
p per cent.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-01-03
CEREMONIES SIMPLE
But the Ball Following in the Even
ing Will Be a Most Brilliant At
fair.-Inauguration at Santa Fe on
Monday Afternoon, January 22.
Santa Fe, N. M. Dec. 81, 1908.

Special correspondence.
Governor-to-be Hagerman having
approved the plan of a public recep-
ton, to be followed by an inaugural
ball ON the evening of Monday, Janu-
ary %, in lieu of ostentatious inau-
gural ceremonies the citizens of San
ia BE have resolved to make the re
ception and the ball the most brill
liant of the many brilliant social ev-
ents that have ever taken place In
the historic capitol. About 1000 will
be raised for that purpose and last
evening, an executive committee
consisting of Wallace J. Reynolds
chairman; A. B. Renei1an, secretary;
Paul A. F. Walter, Arthur Seligman,
Levi A. Hughes, Amado Chaves and
]. D. Sena met to make, the prelimi
were appointed, and the Woman's
Board of Trade was allotted the task
Of preparing the refreshments to be
served upon the occasion 1t was de-
cided to have the reception which
will take place at the Palace Hotel,
open to all corners as it is the desire
of Mr. Hagerman to meet as many
people of the Territory upon that
evening as possible. Owing to the
limited ball room accommodations,
it was decided to fix the price of ad-
mission to the inaugural ball at $500
per couple as only zoe tickets will
| be printed, those who desire to at
tend must apply at an early date to
John H. Vaughn at the First Nation
al Bank, either in writing or in per
| son, as all orders for tickets will be
| filed as applications therefor are re
| ceived The ball will no doubt be a
noteworthy event attended by people
from every part of the Territory. Ac
| cording to present arrangements, Mr.
Hagerman will take the oath of of
fice at 2 p. m. on Monday afternoon
January %. in open court in the Su
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-01-03
announced that If hiA attack on puer-
to Plata was successful he would
proclaim himself a candidate for the
presidency of Santo Domingo.
A Correction.

The free public reading room IN
connection with the Methodist
church, Second st. and Penn. ave-,
has not been closed as was announc-
ed in signed notice in the Record
January 2. Former patrons and all
others who wish to enjoy it's advan-
tages will find it open each day
from 500 a. m. to 1000 D. m.
All strangers in the city, and es-
pecially all young men who have
no place to spend their leisure hours.
are cordially invited to visit our read
ing room. where they will find cur
rent magazines and choice collec-
ton Of books. The librarian. Mr.. ".
P. Pope, is cultured and courteous,
and will always be found ready to
serve his patrons in any way possi-
BILE. To the usual features of a read
ing room will be added a free infor-
nation bureau, and those seeking
employment will be assisted. Those
desiring help of any kind will please
lie a statement of their wants with
the Librarian.
(Signed)
T. M. RABB, Chairman
GEO. w. link, Secy.
Board of Stewards.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-01-03
SITUATION AT MOSCOW.
Little Now to Recall the Nightmare
of Past Ten Days.

Moscow, Jan Except for the
numerous military patrols in the
streets and pillars OF smoke floating
above the ruins of factories and
houses in the Presna district, there
is little to recall the nightmare of the
past ten days. AS If by magic in "a
hours the appearance OF the city has
changed. Stores everywhere have
been re-opened and the streets are
filled with holiday shoppers making
purchases for the Russian Christ
mas, which according to the Julian
calendar falls ON Sunday AS early
night fell yesterday the guards were
doubled, but the electric street
lamps brilliantly lighted the shop
windows. In the Presna district how
ever, there was a different picture.
There people by hundreds, who had
been burned out, were excitedly
L
loss of dear ones. while the police
and troops continued their unceas-
ing hunt for revoIutfonists
The only warlike incident was a
rear attack by body of Drujinists
upon a detachment of troops sta
toned at a bridge with instructions
to cover the work of the firemen.
The soldiers when attacked, turned
right about face and fired volley,
killing three students and wounding
several others. A list of casualties
and losses to property is being COM
piled at the governor generals head
quarters, and are promised tomorrow
At the Bourse today prominent man
ufacturers estimated the damage in
the burned district at $5,000,OO The
American factories, of which the
New York Air Brake Company, the
Barry Boiler Company. and the Sing
er Mfg. Co. are principals, have not
suffered. Most of the undamaged fac
tories have resumed work