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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-16
N0taS de Ponce
Reses sr6cadas- Proesores que permutan ra
graduada. -Arrestos por la poIca. Manifesto del
partdo repu licano. -Existencia de:presos eu Ia
Carcel del Distrito.-Otras oticias

Puea estes formal an parte de una
euadrilla de malhsshorss, 10 que tuvo
IN o. cuantro con 10 poliefa. Ccmpo
Mass sntonces squella policis de f.
derales y republieanos lcs policfss
que mas sobreIalieron en- ests ercuen
tro con los malhschores, fueron el re-
publieano Juan Lopez y el fadersl
Norberto Q ,ileE.
81 el sutor del aueto 90 hubiele
eneontrado snte esoa maheshores,
hubiera eorrido 10 mlema suerte que
ellos y no ssifs difleil que la hals
que le huhiese matado sslisra dill re-
publiesno Juan Lopez.
Hoy hsmos hnido el gusto dc
saludar { nrestro amigo don Franeis
90 Oft'z, sArgsnto 90 la Policfa insu
lar dol puesto do HumAsAo.
"A Ultima Aora sabsmos que nm
tai don Juan, dies que tiens dispuesto
sists mil pesos para spOstar 4 faycr del
pArtido repubiiea1o.
Qle faerts estA don Luis.
Don Juan. hase tempo que 10
estAmos velAndo y con triurio y sin
triunfo no 20 nos eaeapa.
-Corrsn veraiones dc que variou
prohombrss del partido republioAno
trAtan do eievar un escrito al iefs de
polisia on San J uan para que re!svsn
del puesto do Canas Al pundonoroso
policiA inAulAr Slnforoao Lsbr6n.
III policfa Lebr6n n es un hom.
bre que 90 plegA oil saprichc de par
tidoa; 10 mismo le psga una denunsia
& IN republicano que a an unionista
pero como no permiti6 que Nonllor
Iriarte vendisia an mas hacalao podri
do, nj Qle 10 llevase el pan & loi
cAmpos on lleguas on que los gasar OF
y mosquitoes te4iAn pueb.os ' ciuda
des en- aus sspinsxos; nj que hlcierar
cA>gAr & los AnimRlss m AZ peso qus
el que 10 ley manda, de Ahf que lol
fforea repuklicanos, vlsndo lesiona
dos los interOass lonllor, Ieiarse
Agui u. ETC., etc. popgAn el grito el
81 eielo y amenAcan q sste guards
con que 10 hAI&n destituir.
Psro cAtAn verdes, sefiore repu
bliesoos esnien Gres de irmss d
hi mbres honradoa tAiAa dispuestss
comprobAr que el guardiA Sinforos
Lsbr6n o. un empleado digdo J hon
rAdo y IN 6sl oumplidcr del carg
IQue 80 le eLeomiendA.
| Lc que pasR CON Lebr6n es que r
puede som9rArse POI que no se vends
i "A au llegAt aver { ssta oluda
el sargento dc 10 poliaiA insula
FrAroiaco OtIz. Qued6 sorprs ndid
eon les muthAs boias que hAhia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-16

avaaalladora 10 deafachsMz do loa
repu blicsnos on aquellas latttudss.
P.aue!Aa hA aldo erueImente a2os
|tada yor OIL repnblieapiamo do squslla
region Aver, IN feudo do 10 admi.
distraction repnblicsna do Pnpssi lus.
20, uIs victimA da dos 8 tres gr orAn'
tss d quisnes grian pasionsa hsssar'
|das & lrteneiones peaAminoaas
LlamAriamoS, On nombre 90 10
moral y dc 10 iuat'sia, 10 Atsp ei6 do
los altos poceres en- bsns6sio dc sQuN
pueblo, y para Eal quilidad garan.
tfa do loa unie niAtas, psro hace liem-
20 Que hsmos dsiado do ssr posGas,
| s hando & nusatros hombros 10 el&mi'
de dol eombatisLts que sohna sn 10
prokiA ensr giA J en- oil ssfua' zorepara
dor, con impetus msgpihsos, Ansss
que On 10 intervention patsrnAl, txps'
disntoss, que siempre lltgG tards.
UnioniltAs do Ftnuelsl; me ssntI.
Ile oYgullosc, como puN NtOrriqutio, sl
die en- que. en- lugar dc Quejas rsmi.
Isais 81 psri6dieo CRoNIoAa DE CcM'
!BArEs On d.ttnsa del honor , 10
Itie.Al
| G. ktiIes Garcia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-16
GQStlYO Rodriguez
AVOCADO Y NOTARIO
aaFIna 6, PsaGs. PHavts-Rtes
Para los que QulNran COlOear
hleR 81 dunerO

Be vsnds q Arrisnda sn P0nssl On
In sale ATOCHA, 10 mas s6ntFisa dc
10 siGdAd entire las dos plazas Prinsi-
palsa, m Almaasn de mampostsria J
MADEIRA del pals, dc II pies PulgA
dAa 8 de rsnso por 10 CAlls del Sol ,
80 II pulgAdaS Por 10 de ATOCHA.
frsrta & lAa sasAa de RnmAnuslli b O,
r. VAldoailla HemAnos b O.
Por tsnsr este almassn dos Arri'
mos % hass may tGcil tahrisArls uns
plAnta AllAI som6u Gngnlo do NAM
RostsTia aolAmsnta, Tamhien una d.
pladoa Alntas mAmpostsria sontiKuS
GntsrioF On ID sails del SOL. II QuI
adQVisrA asta proPisdad ssndrt n
ousn inlsr6s de % cinsrol Para In
tormsa dirigiFss { RA1AzL RIvERl
ssRaI,--ael IL, Ponsa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-16
DESDE LARES
POIicias trasladados. La p0-
Iicla de aver y Ia de hoy.
Mucha diferehcis.
RECOLECTANDO GRANOS
Fallece el nino Vicente Rodri.
guez. .-Desperfectos .carre-
terra al Peplno.
RECOLECTANDO GRANOS

Casi todA IL polieiA dsstacads en-
este pueblo artea de venir oil ienienie
sefior Castro, ha sido traslsds, Vi
nisndo & sustltuirla otroa iudividuoR
que slt&n dsndo buen rsaultado On oil
serviclo.
Trists es consignar que aaiss,
cuando la polieiA estsba aomAudadA
por sl saba st dor Brugusra', 90 apsr'
10 del eump)imlenso del deber y hoy.
baio sl mando del o6eiAl Castro ,!eum.
pie muy eorreetamsnts. All dsssamos
vsrla siempte.
Los gusrdiaa FAura y Uire, de-
tuvisron on el hsrrio sBoslola,s & los
individuos Juan ssnshsz y JoIs Pc
stz, por huito de o. fe on Ia fncA de
don Bernardo Aguils. iiendo eondu'
eIdos ante el Juez municipsl. quieu
previa iuatihsasi6n del dslito los son
demo.
Hoy 30 di6 sristianA ssppIturs
al MAO Viesnts Rodrigutz. qu' faNs'
si6 / qui en- sl DIS dc sysr. daspr6. dc
hreve y grave er fsrmedad
Aeomps dtmt 4 su atrihaiado pa,
DIRE nueairo amigo don Guillarmn Ro'
drigueE Ruiz en- Au iulto oolor.
En- 10 earretera do sonf & San
iOontintid en- la pdotnn NJ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-16
al guArd!a que aarss6 al pr6fugo

Et guArdlA que Aurss6 Al pr6fugo
.rsin vlllceh, On g lAyams, t4e el
a3o de aquel pussto Jes6s Colon.
-Hry 90 han ssorideado oncs re-
ass con uu tofal do 2, 5sl libras, *.
psndlendose on el mersado EdblieO &
80 eentAvok kilo,
Les protsaores de laa eseuslap
do los barrios Monies LlAnos y Ma.
rsRu z. don Julio r Soltsro y don
Rsfael Soltsra Perez. han estk b.ecldo
psrmata Dc sus rsspsstivas slcuelar.
-Pr6nto 20 proosderk 4 10 rspa.
rac.6n y pintura do 10 eaeuslA sHa-
nilton.
LA q 4 rita CArlota katienzo
ha sido romhrada prof,sora graduA-
dc en lugar do la s.fiorita I,absl Ba'
lsh1sr, quisn deaiasi6 de acupar 80
puesio.
Ell gusrdia Nsmskio Di.x arrsG.
10 & Joae Mslendtx alias <Pichirgc, .
por sgrsii6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-16
DESOE V|EQUES
reaccions; da un
cambio favorable. la Union
ha venido a saIvarIo.
ARBOL CAIDO
ARBOL CAIDO
El niger to. En- plena cam
pana politica 81 sexo be-
llo realxa los actos.

Cus'quiera que hubiers visto on
otros tiempos q ests pintoresca pobla
zion, montada q 10 francesa, y hubie'
70 sstudiado 80 situaci6n politics. no
podrfA ccmsrendsr el ssmbio Qus 90
hx efsetua ado on esta is!!ss, szotAda
por las olas.
L. labor conatante que hA tiempo
hemos emprendido. los hombres do 10
<Uni6ns. me ha trsido q eats, auando
menos 10 espsrabs.
El Arhol del rspublioanlsmo que
habia extsndido sus ramos por tods
eata rsgl6n, parsse que Va dissea do
90 esda We ma, y mas, , spsnas ls
Qusdan hoiss "a.
Los 1epublisanos Ian irgsrtado
50 Grbol. psro sdn ssi, no dsrA frutoa
do progreao y bsndieitn para sltA tie
rrs.
Hoy estamos On plena eampaiiA,
For sl die, 10 celebrarGn meetings on
tedos lou puntos del pueblo por 10
noshs orferenciaa & las euales ssis
san centenarss do orreliglonarios,
hsbidos de DIR las sabiAu doetrinal
que orgallosos austentAmoa.
A estas oontersnciAs asiltenter
mn aim 6mero dc distinRuidRs damAs
que vie an mayor rta,es & nuestroi
aetts polfticos,
Vieques reaeeiona.
Y. Il. Espino.
! Octubre 1908
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-16
ALA En- PE0UELAS
Notas que nos remiten So
bre varios sbus0s comet.
dos contra uni0nistas.
POR LOS CAMPOS
Feliz el dia en- que remitais,
no quejas, slno zero
nicas de combates.2

Llegan & nuestra mesa de redse.
eI6n. por eonducto del CorresponaAl
do este diario On Ponee, unss notas
dc Pefiuelas eacritas tan 4 sidamente,
que antss que dsrlas & las eAias, tal
como visnep. ereemos msior sxsrse
tarlAs y eomentArlss. porque elias de-
nunsian abuses eomssidos por Les az
tordGdss do ALI. On pssiuisio dc nnss
tra eAula y On dssdoro do la Justieia,
con suyo manic 90 proteisn para dss'
g.rrarlo y manshArlo, lin psnsar que
lee trizAs essn sobrs todos los hiioa
do ssts suslc, aupqus 81 oprobio solo
pusde cser gobrs el partido que 10
CONSENTS y 10 sstimulsl
ALI no hay garantfs para los
proselitos do L. Uni6rs agdn poa
dlcsr; 10 sArssl permAnees con lAa
puertaB cerradas para los republics.
nos, y 90 un puerto trance para tcdos
los uplonistas.....
Hay en- PshuelAs aetualmente dos
GUtordAdes que 40 ecmpletan On I'm
mlsmo pensamiento, y 80 revuelvsn
On una misma Acei6n contra el Parti-
do que les arropa y leo dssp!s3a. Ess,
autOri ..adss snvia7 aomiaionados 4 loi
sampos para entsndsras scn los unio'
nistas, lmsdrentAndolos y para hAeer
les proposiclonss vsnto josas que eroie
iran 10 mentira Y el srgAno. Estol
perros % xadores do ineautos simular
&C brAr contribueionsa inns glnsrias !
h.een temsr emba' gos inminenlss.
La politica republicans On tode
au terror y % h3rror.
Lusgo, on el pohlAdo, 10 bottles
dessmptea tamb. 6n papel important
simo. solo hoy msdicinas para loi
republieAnos.
Surge. do entire las sombras de-
peeadc, otra fgurA ignominioas: at
auisto, por nsdio dc una plaza, cont
agente do IL PfoteetorA de Animales
AtemorizA & los irtsliees eampesinos
visndo una matadura enorms y nj
Idssvene' iamisnto atrt Z, ca sada arma
durA sAbAllar que viens al pueblo 20
un poeo de munielones do boca.
! Mlentras TODD esto oaurre, misn
trAs 90 levantA triut talts allf este pa
dr6n do Infants, los unionlstas LENA
10 cGreel, On vfspsras dc elsceionsi
10 ira subc Al rostro , ls paeiensiA :
sgota. p
La COT 1agFaCi6n Va Al triuI Il
, pasAndo por el oprobio.
La ipiuIticiA % IN tsapo que sil
I've do bAndsrs, pero solo para lefials
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-16
OE BARRANQU|TAS
AtrOpe'Ios de Ia policia,- La
tictims. -Sus hermanOs
aCuden en- auxiIi0.
REPARTE MACANAzOS
Policfas que Sc sienten auto
movies. .-Cuchillcs mito-
l6glcos que no cortan.

El l&bAdo ssis del eorrients sntre
seis y siete do 10 tards oourri6 On este
pueblo I'M heeho que pudo trisr fumes
tas eonsseusnelas y del eual 90 res
ponsasl 10 polieia aQuf deitaeads.
Los gusrdias Ramon Rivera y Pablo
GorlG'tz Arreataror 4 Joie Me endex
que 90 srcontrAbA en- mbris gado y al
sondusirlo al dsp6sito municipal %
NOS irforms que 10 atropsllarou..
AL YER ssto EvAristo Me!eodsz y
Manuel Msl6ndex. hermancs do Jots,
diieron & los guArdiaa que spArA con-
dueir un detsnido 10 c&reel no era
precise psgarls
LlegA en- tales momsntos al sitio
dc 10 ccurrsrcia sl guardiA LibsrAto
Rivera y fernando parte on sl Asunto,
propinA dos masanazos & Evarlato,
hlr!eLdole On 10 sassza. Cseee oil o..
c&ndAlo y una multitud pressncla el
boehornoso espee, &sulo. La polieis
no sabsmos por que, abAndona "a
prssa , GORE dlspersA con di,es.6n al
cuattal, misntras vArios paisanos SON.
Queen & 10 c&reel & los h,rmsnos Me-
lendez.
AL POGO rAto, ch heroiamol los
guardian reeorren l&a CAllca APmados
do earAhinas y uno dc ellos, MAJ be
lieoso que sus compafieros, 90 desata
90 improperios y deuaffa oil pueblo.
que no tiene 10 culpA de que ellos %
sientan outom6ui eS.
Despres do ssto psnetran los guar
dias en- el dsp6s!to y rsgiatrAn & loi
delsnidoa, no encontr&ndolea armas, }
al dis aigaients pressntan al iuex pns
denuncia on 10 Qae, CON dsaeAro lnau
dilo, manifieatAn hAbsr ceupAdo dol
euehillos que, oil Lerles exlgldos, nc
pudieron sntregs az. porque 10 msntirs
90 destruye asi misma. Estos hsehol
han sido denupciadoa al JETS HAmill
HAss POGO I've elevada Al honorA
Bile Attorney una denunoiA iurada
contenisndo aArgos graves contra doI
poliefas dc eats puesto y varias deel 10
lraslonss eorroborando lA denuncla
Y hata IL teehA NADIA 90 hA rssuelto.
SEa que h'y Quienes pAtroeinAu
los que, Abusando del cargo que eisr
con, cometsn desmAnes? Convene %
bsrlo, poique los pushlos, cuando n
90 les respeta, dsbsn haesrss rsspetal
(oRREsToNSAL.
| IOsGubre. II do 1908.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-16
PoR $4,000

De Oontado, 20 vende 10 inca de-
rom,nAda GBarrAncsSD, 10 euAl "
hsya aituada en- cl barric DC tLlSno.
Oos1As dc sSts termino. DiHsa hors
media de la poblaei6n, % eompone
AZ i 500 cnerdas do extenSi6nr lod@s
nroniss para las Siembras W trntoI
Sosnores ' en- particular para ei Ago,
d6n ~Ceiian.1 Tiena dos mAgnitcoi
msnsntiales para dAr de bsber 81 ga
nsdo; tiene eolindSneia 81 mar J puer
10 para smbArcar todos los iEuIoI, ~
il g pusden euidAT hAatA tOO cabs
Eas de ganAdo.
Para informes dirigirSe { don Uli
- Mariui-Poai onise, -SallO ShT
Ess Rivga.p
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-16
Vease nuestro lnteresante 70.
lletfn, EICa6alIero de ca.
sa Roia, epoca de la gran
revoluclon francesa, en- las
pzeinas So y Ga.
Ocsubre 1908

schado { rodsr los republisAnos.
Unos dtcian cue 10 hahiAn dssti'
tituido do 30 sa'go y que 10 trAfan
pTeso.
Ores, que sstaha proeessdo y
que prohablemente 10 eondensriRn &
"a dsna perpstus, etc., etc.
Y rssults que Fransllco Ottix ae
pressnta veatido con 80 unjforme y
luciendo aus gAlones ganAdos on bue-
M lid.
|" iQl6 chased, ieHores rspuhlieA
nos, llQr6 ehascc Il
-En lA msdrugada dc hoy se sin,
tic un fderte tsmhlor do terra On ests
siudad.
CORREsPONsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-16

En- estA imprentA se Vende papel
vieio do peri6disoS & s2 quintAl,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-16
RasTRONG & c.

Almacenistas Importadores
Unisos agsnIss de la ssrveIs can
heussF nuEshp del Agua mineral
swhits RoskS, : del Dc sUVss as
hWslls
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-16
Sc VENDE

Una salderA multituhulAr de 50
cabAllOH, con SOS ascsEorioS, muy
POGO uSAda, y una bomhA do risgo
compound duplex, con csmlsas de
bronss lain hAbarss uIAdol dc 1,10o
galonOs Por minutes, con 90 pies de
tuberfa de Susesi6n , dsssArgA de 10
pulgadas dc diGmstFo. DiriiirIs { don
Vlssnts USsFa, oAlls del oomsrSio ~
l. p Q, RoI = PppsA 1,R IN III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24
WILL CONTEST LOCAL
OPTION ELECTION.
Contend That Over Three Hun:
dred Had No Legal Right to
Vote.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

WINCHESTER, VA, March The
Winchester branch OF the Anti Sal loon
League met late this afternoon to con-
slider the matter of contesting on legal
ground the special local option election,
which resulted In fifty-one ma lofty for
tho saloon men yesterday. The nneetng
lasted several hours, and was held be-
hind closed doors In Lawyer Robert NJ.
Ward s Office Only members we're per-I
mItted to attend. After The meeting 4 1T
was announced that no definite decision
had been reached, butsl prominent man.
who was present st ated I hat the election
would likely he con teste ed on the grounda'
that many of the over three hundred men
who we're allowed by Corporation Court
Judge William NJ, Atkinson to duality
and Vote had no lpgal | right to do so. .5 u wv
4 Police Justice w .lson to-da ays ca He'd into
court tho men for whom wal rants were
lsstad yesterday In connection with an
exciting free fight at the First Ward
precinct. during which Morgan Ander-
son claimed; he WAS n assaulte Byrd
ialFugttt ami exp iGeman John Massle,
who Atnlitted they struck And dreson, got
on with "a two d oil ar and Il fty cents fine
each, and asTho Conn or and A lherta Curl
were Ism issed. u y 4. e Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24
DEADLOCK Over
COAL SITUATION
Operators and Miners Still Far
Apart, With Apparently Little
Hope Of Settlement.
The E ARlGUMENT l i g VERY HEATED:
Radical Difference Of View En-
pressed During Conference.
Mitchell Says Nothing.
lBy ..Assoclated Press.l /.


E INDIANAPOLIS. IND, March 2s.-The
deadlock between coal operators and
miners of the Central Competitive and
the southwestern Districts continued to-
day throughout the meetings of the joint
scale committees and when the meetings
adjourned late this afternoon. no agree
@ment had been reached on the wage
scale. The differences seemed at the hour
OF adjournment as far from adjustment
as ever. Both Joint scale committees ad-
Journed to meet tomorrow morning.
The discussion in the scale OF the Cen-
trail Competitive District to-day was con-
fined to arguments among the operators
on the committee, and radical differences
& of views were heatedly expressed by
them. The miners representatives were
b for the most part, auditors. An effort was
made to secure from President Mitchell.
of the Mine Workers. an expression as
z to whether he held the Ryan resolution
to dc in effect. This resolution was
adopted by the former joint conference in
January, and binds the miners not 10
sign in any district until an agreement
shall have been reached in every dis
trict Mr.. Mitchell declined to commit
himself. ;si q s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24
FIRMS YIO[AT
shipping. i 4 | J 6 LAWS
Many Of Them VIGOROUSLY Dis
honest. General Inspector
Declares.
IMP GRTAivIs H HING BEGINS
(By Associated press:)

dsy y5.Associated Press:1
4 NEW YORK March %, ,-Thes Interstate
Commerce Commission begun IN imports
ant hearing to-day on the reported under-
billing and MISREPRESENTATION of freight
by shippers In New York and other East-
8ern points. 4.
Chairman Martin a. Knapp and COM
lnissioners j !. g. Clements and G. A.
Protity were present when the hearing
began. p. ". Farrell, the attorney for the
commission, conducted the inquiry. lie
called as the first witness, Robert Il. Ste
yenson, u general inspector of the Trunk
Line Association in the territory of New
York, Connecticut and Massachusetts, as
we'll as the cities of Baltimore and Phila-
delphia. Inspector Stevenson enumerated
the various inspection bureaus at the diff
ferent cities throughout the territory ull-
der his Jurisdiction.
Mr.. Stevenson said that in one month
St they had a total OF 3,4W false classifica-
tions. He declared that many large and
prominent irms had labituailg, PERSISTENT
ly and constantly, violated t..e res exulatlone.
In answer to questions, he said tnat while
the majority OF shippers might be honest,
4 great many prominent ones. VICE noto-
&riouslys dishonest. Vs. ;.s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24
COMPANY DEMANDS
S3.37O,34.! DAMAGES
First Complaint in Series Of Eight
Actions Against cCurdy
Made Public.
lBY Asls.ociated pre,s;s. Z

"
NEW YORK, March e3.--The first
complaint in a series of eight actions al
ready begun by the Mutual Life In
surancea Company against former Presi-
dent Richard a. McCurdy, his son, Ro-
bert H., and the firm of Charles III. Ray
fniond & Cos, tho company's s former me-
;tropolttan agents, was made public to-
day. This rticular. conlplaintsis against
7 former President AfcCurdy and contains
8 nine separate causes of action. In each
Mr. Nc Cl,rdy is charged with the waste
4 OF large sums OF money belonging to the
company. through alleged unfaithfulness
and neglect In the discharge of his duties,
Ia IMAGES amounting to three and a
quarter million dollars arc demanded.
me first five causes seek recovery in
I the 70 81 aggregate of ss92. 500 as alleged con-
& 8lrlnutlons to political parties since 1856.
" The complaint says these payments, al-
Il = asaGiy s'ii! lawful and improvIdent, were
Il 5S..norlzeds 5s,.,ll,, and permitted by Mr.. Nc
suf1dg NJ W, ,,,througi, want OF ordinary care
q unfait ithfulness and N Neglect
rhe s'xth s5.la o cause seeks to recover the
legged increase OF 3nnnal salnryF Sl,s Sr;iWn nv
a.lle w ormer resident since June Il, lvDi
y hrthhoua,amt.orlty he noynn ! as Is claimed
= q seeks to recover $g0O,
suns ef q ,ooO. drawn Quarterly from frt'the lie
AlcGurdy's presidency Oh. the .Ir ers ;
oG,tlle q, committees on nsexpendi tur,es sSg1. q
Fhe final cause OF action deals Sswtth
tie f SUM- " {, af 8 ss 81 Robort
November. as ssu uperintendent OFT OFT tle s
foreign department, and charges tina 4 IN
reason sofSEunfalthfulness md neglect 81 81
\ the former pre- sident these ii sconlniissiorls
had been allowed mt rates whloh1t the ennrs lvrs
mouse increase In the foreign business
had rendered exorbltants and sunnecessnilrrsys.
Finally the company demands fjud Rmeiyft \
against Nh ex President McCurdy n forseths
sim, OF $3, &C. wi interest, as dam
ages for alleged Gunfnithfllnsss and
Neglect XII 5s5III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24
SHOT ] / ! &, SET s HOUSE
AF|.R:|E R AT FUNERAL |.
Maniac Fatally Injured Brother
and Brotlier-in-Law and
Died in Flames.
USED PISTOL AND SHOTGUN
Remains OF Child Removed From
House Before Fire Reached
Them.
lBy Associated Press.l

y. I
81 BALTIMORE. ND. March 23.-Brook-
iyn, Anne Arundel county, just across
the Patapsco River from this city, is
Mortified tonight over the deeds aud
death OF Walter Potee. an insane man
stwenty-eight years old. who. entering
his brother's house just as friends and
relatives we're gathering to attend the
funeral OF the brothers. little child, opened
fire with a revolver, set fire to the house
and himself died from; gunshot wounds,
but whether self-ihtiicted is not known.
# Potee entered the room and begun fire
so entirely unexpectedly that several
persons We're wounded be fore they could
escape. Nine people were Injured more
or less seriously by his shots from re-
volvers and repeating shotgun. OF
these brother, John II. Potee, and
William II. Miller. a brother-in-law, are
likely to die.
The crazy man found time between
shots to sprinkle oil about the house and
set fire to 1t. Firemen summoned from
this city finally extnguislled the flames,
but4not before the building had been al
most gutted. Or the second floor was
found the body OF the maniac, badly
burned above the waist and with a gap
Ing shot wound over the heart,
Bystanders had fired at him eatedly,
but whether one of their shots reached
him during the tWo-hour fuslllnde or he
died by his own hand. could only be
conjectured. Potee is ssid to have
shown evidences OF insanity for six or
eight months past. The body OF the
child was removed before the fire reached
Ilit5as5 8i 81 * a e &.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24
RUSSIA DISTRACTED
BY 4 Crime AND Famine
Peasants in North Attacking Pro
prietorsD Dailys Murders and
Robberies.
(By Associated Press,

ISsStt
ST. PETERsBURG. March ga os Law
lessness and crime are keeping pace in
Russia with the repressive measures OF
the government, Columns of tho news
papers aro duly filled with records Of
murders and robber.es, and side by side
are brief chronicles OF otFcondemnations and
military executions OF political offenders.
The majority OF the robherles and assas-
slnatlons are OF n political nature. and
EeveryWhore the revolutionarics are fight
Ing the rcpressors With, bombs ana re-
Rvolvcls. s5, b n HI
The spirit OF laWlessness has 8pene-
5trated north, which part OF the country
is still snow-bound. Tile peasants Of the
Northern Vologada Province. on the road
! TO Archangel.5 arc driving OFF the pro-
Srrietprs. They fought q baltic near
Yarensk with a detachment OF a hundred!
and thirty Cossncss were defeated and
left n number OF dead on the field, On
tho other hand. near Bloseisk. In Noy-'
Ygorod Province. the peasants were Veto
rious IN a fight Wit forest guards, forc-
Ing the latter to retreat. u
At Lodz. Poland, eight thousand men
are locked out, and In all the principal
cities hundred if no n thousands of mon
ars without work. and arc walking the
,streets, bsggtng for food, 51ss 5$sI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24
Mother \ l {. And NJ Girl DE.
IN EA.CH!! OTHERS arms.
Woman Carefully Prepared to
4 End Life and To Took Child With
Her to Death
(By Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA, r Al, March %
lClasped II, each other 9 arms. Mrs, Harry
b. Moore, aged forty years. and her
seven -year-old daughter Thelnia. were
tonight found dead IN bed "a I their home
Mt. 5s6 North a llison Street, West Phil
adelphia, death having been due to
asptyxiation by Illuminating gas, There
was every indicat ion found that the
woman. had careful II prepared to end
her life and had taken \ the little girl
With; her unto death, The police have
been unable TO find a motive for tile deed.
The woInan's husband, who is said to be3
an assistant ngineer' on a tramp
steamer, Is at sea, ana the, ncighbors
Know little \ Of the family.