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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-08
CONVOcATORIA

De conformtdsd con 10 prec ,ptus-
DO en- el Arifoulo Al, del Reglamento
de Ia <Union de Puerto Riccs, eats
Junia local, en- session celebrs da el dfs
" de los corrientss, acord6 convocar.
eomo 10 hscs, sssmhleaa parciales en-
todoS los barrios del municiuio de
San Juan, para el dia "a del actual v
hora de A. NJ. k6P.M. al obieto
de elegir los delegados que han de
consiituir 10 Convention municipal
para Ia nomination de candidates 4
los esrgos munisipsles.
La cAaa 9 sitio donde han de tensr
lugAr, serE SylsAdo oportunamepss
por los reIpechvos prssideutea.
San Juan, p, R., Junlo Z 1906
RAFAEL DI8z DE ANDIN0
Presidents de 10 Junts Local
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-08
UNA ADHESION

sr. Director de LA DEMoCRACtA, i,
Disttngdido aefior' El que SUI cri :
bs, vtctno del bArrio de Honduras
de cate termlno municipal, ,hxce q uItsd
prsIente que hAsta AhorA hA vsnido
miliIAndo en- el partldo republicAno,
pero convsrcido hAsta Ia evidencia de
que ess partido s6io aSpirA al mango
nee de los puatos pdblieos, he desliga
de todo compromise con 81, ingresan'
do en- el part!do UnioniIta, en- cuyA
sgrupaci6n de pAtriotaa SO sneuentrAn
los defsnsores de lA santa eAusA do
10 libertsd y lA iuAticiA.
Eugsai0 Ginlsnez.
CIdrs, 70 de Mayo de 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-08

TelegrAfia dssde Madrid On la
misma fecha del ctfGep, ell eorrespon
sal del Herald. Y dice asf'
Madrid, Jusves 81. Una bombs
fre arroiadA al Rey Alfonso "a In
Rsina Victoria On Ia cslle m ayot esta
sarde cuando Sus msgsstades rsgresa'
ban de IL igleEia despues de 10 cere-
monia de boda, OIL palaclo.
IL perkonss fueron muertas y So
hsridas por lack plosi6n. Entire los
primeroa SO encuentra 10 marques dc
TolosA y entire los u limos el duque de
Soto Mayor, hsrido on ID cara por un
trAgmento de 10 bomha.
Hubo unS terrible confusion cusn-
do Ia ex plosion tuvo efsoto. Ls reina
se desmay6 pero eAai embellishments
90 repuso. La real pareia sali6 de 50
carrusie y entro en- otro que 10 segufa
para un caso dc accidents.
t En- vez de ntinuAr por ID cAlle
Mayor ell rey hizo que el coche SO d.
| rigiera por una cAlle extraviAda a Ia
plaza de Otients do donds l& multi
tud le aclamAba con eItis!ssmo. Des
pues de habsr entrado 4 palAcio diio;
sgrAcias & Dios por habsrnos prots
gido a mi mi fAmi ix,.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-08
EL REG|C|D|0 De MADRID
Detalles traducidos de THE New York Herald"
para La Democracia",

t-sg sdia que 90 habia daaarrollad1 v
continuaba aclsmardo d sus sobera-
nos. Pronto, ain embargo, apareci6
el coche real vrcio. con dos csballos
me 7os, y los otros salpicadol de san
gre, algunos de ellos sargraudo sus
haridaa. Los ca b leriz1a aurigss
SO vefau pslidos con sus uuitormss de
gala. Ent6rc0 vino un IN muchacho di.
ciando & gritos que una bomba hatfa
a'do arroisds al rey. La aparisi6n
dsl rsy y Ia reins en- un cochs produ'
10 delirantes ovasiones, pues el hecho
fus corf'mado dc que los sob sranos
hSbfan salido ilesos.
Al miamo tempo, la sscena dc la
trsgsdiG pressntAba I'm horrible %.
pec' asulo: hombres y caballos muer.
tos por todas parties yac'endo literal
mente dsstrozados. Exsltsci6n inmsnsa
predomiuabA. LR multitud invadfs
las GALES mtentrss 10 fuerxA do 10 20
licla 90 proponfA mantener sl orden y
csrrAbA lAa eptradas ds las GALES
pr6ximAs q 10 eaceua. Los cuerpos dc
los cadAvereS tueron sovueltos en- fri
sss y colocAdos en- literAs, misntras
los hridos eran conducidos & los hos
pisAlss en- ambulAncts. Fl pavimento
estsbs ltterslmeute inundado de san
gre loa pisea superiores dc los edi'
acios mas cercanoa 40 vefan tambi6n
ssIpicados de sangre.
La cAbeza dc un corneta do poll
eia tus seosrada del tronco, y doa
mulrea espectadoras tueron muertas,
misnsras un tenisute que sssabs en- &C.
titud oe sAlpdar fu6 hsrido gravemen'
to.
Uao dc los hridos fle I'm yerno
del sscresarlo prlvAdo dol senior Mo-
ret,
Fl embaiador especial americana
Mr.. WuT.dg cAoegfad6 Al Prssiden'
60 Rocseves d ias cuAtr0 dc 10 tRrje,
: aado.s oe.a.Ias dsl Asentado & la
vida del rey A f1uAo Ia raina Vic
sorla
Mas tarde Mr.. Whlridge fae 81
! pslsc . real, dOnds 50 10 iuformo que
ell rey y La roiuA e>Aabaa razJnable,
meote tranq uLoS. uunaldorando las
circuoAtan s.~A &l duque de Soto
Maylr gus el5 aba ou AQuehos mo-
meusaa On 1ktactO mo4Gf0 aus heridaE
III so f.HSn 10 Qle 20 erso grAves. ri
embajAo0f km,t chnO i nombre de su
t&clOu sx Jrea0 "a prot4n simpatfR
q la sien5s por 10 sJoeranoa aspaf1olea
su pueblo, La IN ug aAcl0n dsl pue'
BIO I & may gttada Agunos detec
nvsA frsucsGeo cAsl ftYr0n linchAdos
aolo o q 10 teuisl spArlsnolA extran'
gsra
Dsspu6s del auceso, fd6 albert O
un lioro ca psIAGlo para t0dos los vi.
slssnleE. Fac Il 'mado durante 10 tar
de por los pri lst seA extrang sros, en-
viados, diploms taos, mlnistrAs y Of
cisles do todos los ranges.
El AlcAlde d. Madrid he hjSdo uu
edlcso dirIgid lido al pueblo &natsmaN'
zando el AtsniAdo & 10 vida de los 10,
bsranos como una Accl6n infame.
Dsads las doA hastA las sells do ID
tards era impossible aproximArss & lA
casa d 1nds 10 bombA tu6 arrojadAi
. cAsa estA pr6xma 4 la de 10 emba-
Ada itAliana y cAsl un elarto do
milla del real palacio.
Han clrcuIad) vsrAion9E dc que 81
rey At1nso recibi6 b see Alganos dlAa
el An6nlmj en que SO 10 AmsnszAbat
pero las auIoridAdeI niegAn el hscho.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-08
PiQn0Io NetlOStiI

El sparsto mas perfecto para TO
car el piano. Sc venden de contado
y & plazoa m6dicos. Sc admiten pi&'
nos dc uso an pago de una pGrte del
precio de uno do ellos, 6 de un piano.
PiAnolA6 6 piano corriente. Dirigtrss
al Fstor DR. Mario S. Giegel. Cruz 4
SAr Ju&n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-08
En- esta imprenta Sc ven
de papel viejo 4 So quintal.

MIribRl tCsle de Allen ntmero l9
el ola : del clrriente Junio & las Tres
de Ia tsrde.
Fl import de . vents debega ser
saith facno en- moheda americans, no
sdnlIi6odoIe p0t.lrAs que no cubrGa
3 sums de ptinoioAi reclsmsdo, msR
las jstsS C, = lie idtci6n SO hsr&
en 3 sc,O dSl rtmAta
y On eumpi' N epto De 10 dispueII
81 81 stti1uit 81 Gel vigerta Cod 60
de holn citmielt CIVIL 20 hsce "a
bsr Eos 9 irets' - para eurcurfen
Ga de lioittdyIeG
DS1o g. ran Juan 7. Z, & prime
70 de JUNO de NIL noyeoleL tos seis,
dgUS,ia MuSQ
karIhAl Municipal, =
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-08
E. ira los III ,ert,s 40 hallsn:


Ls MarQoe de Toloss, de "a
amos, ysu h'j'; don Antonio Calvo y
81 sobrina de sais Rf1os de edad; ell
capitan Bsrros gus mandaba parte
de la e.colta del rty; el senienss Rsy
sient; oil tsnisrte FrendefsgArs; don
Joie Sofa, de 10 sf1s de edsd; don
Luis Fonsecs, don Juan Larrasilla,
eapitan ds infantsria; Guardia 473,
dofa L1isa Calvez, dohl .Concha Pa.
bio.
E1ke los heridos gravements f..
guran; Casilds Castro, de trees amos;
Manuela Ayuso, de -; Ascsnci6n Rs
mos, de II; Josefa PEREZ, Alsio Ga
lego. Guards, AT; Alvarez Toledo,
caballeriz3 del Conde de Fdents Clara.
70 estaba de pis on Un hals6n &
media mAnzAna de dIsta neia de 10 es-
eana de 10 exploii6n. Ef csrtusie jus
taments acabAba de pAsar. VI d q
soldAdos sasr y vi tAmblsn un homb re
an medic de 10 MULTI I'd que tsniA un
brszo como pArtido y dos ninou que
gritAb&n con sus caras eublertas de
sarge.
Hay quisn dice que la bombA tue
arroisd por un muchAcho de IA amos
que fue arrestado prontamsnta, sero
otras yerslones dicsn que el real per
petuador del crfmsn, escsE6.
Hay otroa rumorea dc que 10 bonn
ba fue arrojads, no al ray nj Ia
reina de EspA6s, aino al cArrusje del
gran duque Vladimiro de Russia que
resut5 ileso.
ri regoclio se convirti6 en- pesar.
L. escena ca las inmediaciones
de 10 explosion, fu6 horrible. Guam.
do los guardias munic!palts apresu.
radamente improvisaron lIsersa para
condusir las vlctimas, densas mu!tt.
deA ias oprlmfAn oaussndo indescrip'
tihle confusion. Loa sodsdox ecu
pa b "a / dss ~s cslles le COT dusi IN
al s.tio d9l -lne1, h haetend) inuosih g
oSai legAr cortA di .saaeis &c. ma
mo. Sin embargo, IN CT rraa o0n, T.
que sstsba on In escsna cinco mtuuios
deKpu6s de Ia * 3loai6n, recibio Ia no
sicis de 10 ocurrido, dsl d44 ue ds We
r'gAa, qus ets uno de loa grAndea
que tomaban parte 90 al cortejo, ell
corouel Rsfae dc Echagus. que asis'
ito d 3 reina Victoria ouApdo bsjAba
de 81 oOchs para tomar el OF o.
NolicisG de GenIativa de aseslnA
ta circu aron por todA la ctudaa C,
t. .ds raptdez, convIrliendo en pesnr
los regocijoS Go popuiSch Las If
ciras de seIegrAto faeeon iuvaoi laa
por mass de gems que 80 elforzAbAn
en- entrar, pero a oAusA de IL censura
los talegramAs no 90 trAam tlaron.
La explosion no hubleta ccurrido
al al s6qulto hublers segUido 10 ruGa
primeramente deAigna1S; pero al vol'
YER fac rasuelto voivsr an&ty tlmAr
parle de 10 Gale Mayor psrs dAr 4 IL
gsnte otra oportunidad d. aonismplar
las reyeS J Au comitiva,
Fl oochs real ae detuvo rspensina'
mente por el choQue; los ofciales del
lado dc lR essolsa caisn por Nsrra
csrcA de los cAbsller!z3s y cAballos
que hsbfan muerto
Los Rritos de 10 multisad sssrPo.
rizLda Sc corfdndlsa c.n los lamensos
de los moribundos.
Todo ocurri6 tan III 1,tsmente cue,
fuera de laa INN sdiaciores del lugAr,
Ia genie no seLlA conocimtenso de Ia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-08

Cosa rars La bombA hiz1 muy
POGO ruido. F4e arroiada dssds el
piao ssgundo del r1meno SS de 10 ca
lie Ms yor, cali frenss . pail de Ia
cApitAnfa general,
EstabS oculsa en- un bouquet de
fl )res. No ex plot6 en- el sue'o, sino
en- el aire, deapu6s do dAr en- 10 punta
dc 10 corona del real carrusjs In
tuerzA del proy ysctIl, sin embargo, de-
ser tremsnda, porque una persona fu6
muerts on el hGc6n dc una aasa del
otro lAdo de q Gale y cuatro perSo
mas fusron muertAs en- al segundo pi
30 del nGnero s., que eg Ia residencia
del duqus da Ahumad4.
Entes e,tos se hAllsba Ia linda jo'
ven mArquesA de TolosG.
Las dos rusdAs trsser2s del CO
rrusjs real Y todoa aus crintAles fle-
ron rotos U1o do los cab&lloa fde
mue rto y tambi6a ot.o dc un csbAlle
RIO y os"os de ls escots. Mas tsrds
vi doa cAbsllos muertos de Ia comitl'
Va tcett, al Conasjo de EAtado, donds
hablsu permanecido por eSpeco de
dos horas.
Despu6s de- la alosi6n 60 deer
10 10 censura de t0dos Ios telegrSmAs,
rero dsspu6s de hsber t.apscurrido
una bora y VENTS minuIos, fs6 sus
psndids.
La pusrts dsl MIN sro 898 de- le ca
lie Mayor fu@ csrrAda pare impedir
que SO escapArs aNguien, ylA calls
t46 tamb'en csrrAda per Ia p0licfa,
Cuairo personals fueron ArresEA-
das en- el lugar lie Ia explosion, y la
indig oaci6n fu6 tan grsnie que insen,
10 linchar Aqusllos h3mbrss Yo ss.
taba IraGents cuGrdo se oomunioaron
Al rey las noticias de los muertos y
hsrIdoa, FL rey Alfonso Immediate
msnts despueG de hsbsr llegAdo & pa.
lseio envio sus AyudAnteH i averiguar
Ia Coz dlci6n de loa heridoa. La ma.
yor pArts de los iltimos fusron con
dueidos IN hospital. Osho flsron
transportation 4 Ia iglsliA de Santa
Maria donds le fuaron admini.trados
los 1ltimos Eaoram,ntoa. Los cnsr
pos de los muertos fueron depositados
sn 81 tortlco del palaclo de L. capi
tsnla general
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-08
a. PUBLICO

En- poder del vecino dln M0desto
Aponte, Sc encuentrs deposnedo un
posro reg 20, de AlEAda eresienie, como
de Is mesea de edAd, ouyo poiro f &
renis d. d ests dep6'ito muncii 81 per
el cabo de P | poy b ,betlU encontrA
do realeugl por las Gales de eata po
blAci6n. Ii que So hAse pdOl.co, en-
cumplimiento i 10 dispuelt0 en ell ar
Ifculo 621 del C6digo Civil, San Lo
renzo, julio de 1906, Il ebs S.iGa
Ap0nie, Alca d. Municipal. 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-08

kaEIhal Municipal. =
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-08
EDICT0

Corte Municipal do San Juan. Uni
t0d States OF America. The Pre-
sidsnt Of tAs United States. s. s
JosS Garrido TsboSda, demandsnte
v. s. Suessores de Barbara To
rrss J Vicente Msleher Ros, de-
mAndados,
COBRO DE PESOS
AguSIin MusA ksfeAno, Marshal
Do 10 Corte municipal del dissrIto iu.
disial municipal dc San Juan P, R.
Hsgo saber que proceed 6adose 81
sumplimienSo dc senteneIa en- el iuiSio
aoguido por el lieeneiado don Hermi :
nio DisE Navarro & nombre J repre-
santaei6n dc Jcs6 GSrrido TsboAda,
demandante, eonE 10 sucesi6n de
B&Ebora Torres J Vicente Aels Or
Ros. demandado sotr 90 bro de tres
cisntos dollars 1890 COZ, Se hA dIs.
puesto 10 venta On pdblieA subastA,
del inmushls siguierts:
CAsa Isrrers, construida de man.
poslerfA, tsch ada de zine, mAroAda An
teu con sl nero oeho hoy con el opcs,
snalavadA su Ia c1lle del Sol del pue.
bio do RIO PiedrAs, midiendo cinco
metros veir tleii co cenIimetros de fren-
30 Dor cAtC rec n etros eiucuenta cepll
metros de fludo, edifcadA en- el solSr
del Nunci, 10 de Rio Piedras de ca
loTcs vArAs ce frente por lreints y Esis
de fopdo : coilnd Aple per ell Esse con
Jose G)rzSles hendez per E medic |
diA con la csiis del Sol, rrr Il 20.
piente con dChA Luisa CsrO per oil |
Eorts con lerrenos del MaGic piO de /
Rio Piedrss; inseriGA dichs dUca en-
sl Rsgisiro oe 10 Propie1ad Do etie
DistrIto nomb bre de d hS Ea bera
Torres ep el iOmo nOVenIs uCo del
aeorm1 &c Rio PisdrAs folio
cien vuelto, f c. 323 inscription Quin
BE-.
81 rsmate tsndra lugGr en- easA
coyIs Municipal, 90 les o6ainaI del
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Liaea FsItsa del le!te

S'!!csss baTn{ts para dsGs fsstiucs
Ri - elGas do Capital & Bayam5n
6k Txslss IS ssTE. sn 81 1s esgs.
u l. &c BsghEa5n 4 CatAfc, ids y
WE - Il aSvE 40 ~ 10 stva.
plllsts ordinsrio dc Capital & Gaia
30 50 eIsre 8 s.vf
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-08
ARRIVING AT FACTS.
Cant. Carter Let Contracts to Oth-
ers, But Greene and GaynOr
MID the Work.

savannah, Ca, Feb. S.-Contract az
ter contract was taken up in the fed
eral court Friday by District Attorney
Marion Erwin, in the prosecution OF
Greene and Gaynor, and connections
between the contracts and the de-
PENDANTS was established. Checks
that had been given Greene and Cay
nor OF others in payment for harpor
improvements were established and
associated with the various contracts.
It was brought out that contracts
for important and expensive improve
ments were not infrequently let py
CAPTAIN Carter, not to Greene ana
Gaynor direct, but to relatives Of the
defendants or others employed BY the
defendants or closely allied with them.
The actual work, moreover, Witness
Is declared. was not done in such IN
stances by reputed gliarantors OF the
contract, but by Greene and Gaynor.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-08
THE PENNSYLVANIA WAY.
An Insurance. Actuary Collected
s141 ,22s in Fees in Addition to
salary Of s12,76s.

Harrisburg. Pa, Feb. 3.-Informa-
tion az to the business methods Of the
state insurance department and the
enormous fees received by the actuary
was brought out at Fridays session
Of the Legislative investigating commit
tee.
The, most important development 9
he session came out at Friday night3
session when J. Clayton Erb Of Phila-
delphia, actuary and examiner for the
department during the term Of Com
missioner Israel w. Durham, declared
with emphasis that he never paid 70
Commissioner Durham any Of the
actuarial fees received BY him. Actuary
Forster had previously declared that
during the term Of Commissioner Dur
ham from 1899 to July 1905, he (For-
ster) had handed Erb $141,22S of the
actuarial fees. When asked by COM
mitteeman Friday night what he nae
done with this money Mr.. Erb declared
that he had keptit.
Asked If be had paid none OF II t'
| Mr.. Durham, Erb replied:
Absolutely none. It may surprise
you, but paid him not one cent O
| this money. will go further and say
, that none Of Durham's executives go
any Of this money"
Deputy Commissioner McCulloci
testified that Mr.. Erb in addition Y
the actuarial fees received during tn
terms Of Commissioner Durham, com
pensation amounting to $1S,75s.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-08

washington, Feb 3.-The senate
committee on interstate commerce. has
reached an agreement to vote on the
various railroad rate bills on Feb
ruary 16. There are three measures
being pressed for consideration: the
Dolliyer-Clapp bill; the Elkins bin,
and the Foraker bill. The measure
which receives the largest number Of
votes win be reported to the senate g
the majority measure. II IL likely
that both of the other bills viii be
owen to The senate in minority 10
ports. &
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'LOOKSLIKE ASTRIKE.
: Miners and Operators FAN to Agree
& on Wage Scale.
TORKMEH REFUSE PRESENT WAGES
gammediate steps Were Taken 70
create Fund Of $4,000, oOO-win
Hold One More Conference
In Effort to Agree

Ird,ananolis. Feb. 1.-THE rejection
of the counter proposition offered Dy
the coal operators Of the central COM
petitiye district by an almost unani-
nous vote Of the national convention
of the United Mine Workers ana tne
adoption Of a resolution offered ny
Secretary W. D. Ryan, OF Illinois,
placing the miners on record as UNI
IN refusing to sign an agreement lOi
any district until an agreement was
aIrned for all districts under the 1u-
Tisdiction of the United Mine Work
era has created a situation which N
the opinion of the officials Of the min
ers' organization will result In dis,
ruption of the joint agreement ana
uossibly one Of the greatest strikes
az organized labor the country mas
ever known.
The action was taken during q
called session Of the mine workers
national convention which was calieo
70 order Immediately following o
abort session Of the joint conference
AZ operators and miners, during wnlcn
the Joint scale committee reported that
a. had been unable to reach an agree
ment on any Of the principal questions
involved and after F. L. Robbins, OF
Pittsburg, floor leader Of the opera
tors. had replied to President Mitch
ell's question that the operators mad
no further proposition to lay peiore
the miners, concluding his remarks
with the statement that II there was
70 be an interruption Of the JOINT
agreement he wished the responsible
ity for such a severance OF relations
TO be placed upon the miners
The counter-proposition submitted
nv the operators, which was said to b'
their ultimatum, provided for the sign
ing for another year Of the presen
wage scale with certain modification
to reimburse the Illinois OPERATOR
for expense incurred under the shot
flrers' bill now effective in that state
Immediately following the rejection
Of the operators proposal the con
yention set about to provide mean
for acumulating strike fund Of 49,
100000 in addition to a like amour
now on deposit in the internationa
district and sub-district treasures {
the miners organizations.
To provide for an emergency Score
tary Wilson moved that a per capt.
tax of 81 a week be voted and thf
all districts take care Of the depent
mt miners within their jurisdiction
Tor at least six weeks He said TN
after that time he believed the Int
national organization would be in
position to take care Of the miner
After the motion had been arnendt
10 substitute ten weeks for the six
{ the time during which the distric
!, should take care Of their dependent
!, the matter was referred to the Int
national executive board with pow
to act.
Then, az II to set an irrevocab
seal upon their position, the nation
4 convention adjourned sine die.
Delegates who chose to do so L
4 for their homes Thursday evenin
~ Others remained for the final sessi'
/, Of the Joint conference Friday NOR
\ ing. This will be for the formal q
journment Of the interstate COME
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chauneurNo Mr. Reporter the trip quite unvenuu l
shit and caught ducks The road was
cns Mace but was going jumped the gap MADE tne as'
two minutes fast shadow couldn't eep up W.
and the for another minute ana nAlL ~
hurry along again.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-08

Gen. 0Fanf HnteFtnInrd OHIHsHs'
New York, Feb. s.-The Chinese COM
miSaIoners went 10 Governors Island
Friday afternoon % return General
Grants call Of Thursday. They were
grested on their arrival there with q
salute Of nlnsteen guna General
Grant ana bis star met the visitors 2,
ne Pier and With several companies
Il coast artillery e IN escort conduct
81 them 70 he generals house Vheri
fhay were entertained a. luncheon y
0nnraI ana Mn. Grant
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rrIntInE Codim:....se' Alects savinE

FrintinK cOIiim-ssee' Affects SAVING.
Washington, Feb. s.-'While the
Joint printing committee of congress
has not proposed a single line Of leg
islation at the present session the agi-
tation for a reduction Of government
printing already has resulted In a pro-
spectlve saving Of a million dollars a
year" Charles, B. lands, Of Indiana
chairman Of the house committee on
printing made this statement after q
conference with the president Friday
Representative Lands says the COM
mittse Is. continuing It's investigation
into the wastefulneas Of government
printing.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-08

New York, Fs6 b-The 'slz-slory
facinrY building Il lo7-lis Grand
street, a ne corner q Mercer Gtreat.
n he heart o. he sfIk and linen as
trirt Va hurnsd Sunday Uith = lcol
nrcurdnr llsaooa.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-08

vienna, Feh. liking Charles q
pounanls 4 seriously ~ but Il q b.
ilsv,d he i n 10 immediate danea.
x, d suRuEing non ealciac4tion q
ths arturics Of ne hsart and hes nc-n
ordered % uhSlain fI0n an prrin,H
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-08

worcester, Mass. Feb. 6.-Harry ".
smith has sold his entire pack q fox
hounds, 50 IN all. and received The
hirhest Price ever paid IN America q
least for q pack of.fc1hounds-sl.s oO'
Tbs buyor q John P. Townsend. mas
ter Of foxhounds Of orango County
Hunt Of Goshen. n. r, and also mas
Ger o. TIE Plains Hunt q virginia
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-08
Canal Report Nearn completlon.

Canal Report NeaTA Completion
Washington. Feb 2.-The Isthmian
canal commission with Its full member
ship present, was Thursday engaged
in putting in formal shape the report
which II is to make to Secretary Taft,
transmitting the majority and minor
ity reports Of the board Of consulting
engineers and recommending a type
Of canal Without completing the
report, however. the commission ad-
iourned until Friday when 1t is thought
the document win be put in final shape
The type Of canal recommended In
the draft Of the report as 1t now
stands calls for an s5-foot level.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1906-02-10

As expected. the SUCCESS
Magazine for 1905 Is better, far
better than ever. The February
issue is Drumming full of interest
ing illustrations for young and
old. Its "ShametuI misuse Of
Wealth., Building the fastest
Railroad in the world. 600 into
Business for Yourself" Personal
recollections of Abraham Lincoln
while its love and descriptive ste
ries are fine. For the young PEG
pie in the family it is the most
interesting magazine published
And only S1.OO year at Thu:
Office, or address with postal note
The Success magazine.
New York City, N, Y.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1906-02-10
First published Feb. 10, 1906
Notice for Publication, No. 1889.

Notice for Publication, No. 1889.
Department of the Interior, U. S. Land
Office Colby, Kansas, Feb. 2, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of her inten-
ton to make final proof in support of her
claim, and that said proof viii be made be-
fore the Probate Judge of Ellis county, KS.
at Hays City, Kan, on March 24, 1906. viz:
Elkanah R. Beeson2 Homestead appli-
cation No. 245I2 for the W1lNe4 VIZ
Sex of section 70, township IL south,
range 10 w:
She names the following witnesses to
prove her continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land viz:
Henry Hoff, Henry J. Hof
& Martin Windholtz of Victoria p. O.
James NJ. McConchie of Fairport, all of
Kansas.
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