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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-28

tidcp & uatedeE & los efscGoa dsl artf
culo 1884 del C6j'go Civil de Puerto
Rico, la demands Arriba indieada y
cuya GdplisA dice aHi;
sPidsn q la honorable Corse ue
lirvA en- 81 diA diotAr fertenoia & su
favor y contra los demanda1oa Rubsrt
HermAnos CondenAndo & e,tA sociedad
J { eads uno de sus sccios 4 recono
csr ID hipotesa legal q favor de los
demAndaI tes sobre los parGiel paclo
mss de la h Geienda sSAn Vieentez que
hubieron de 10 suCesi6n dc Leonardo
IgArAvidex y Naldcnado y & pagar
Embellishments { los demardantes los
intersaes leg tlss del sApital origiuA
rio dc Ss7 .527 moned& espaHolA pseio
nal devsngados 81 tipo legal dasde el
81 dc Dieismbre de l 879 hAata sl Is de
Marco de 1890. con mas los lnterese.
lsgales de mora y las eoltaS del iii
goa
Y se advierte { ultsdes que ue lea
eta y emplaza para eomparscsr con
teatar ls Ametitada dsmsnda en- ell ter
mino de 40 diAa 4 contar de Ia fschA
de 10 dltima puhlicAci6n de cate sdic
to, Quedando ai cumplidc . los rsOui
altos sxigidoS por 10 Ley pAra poner
{ sAlvo los dereehos Dc svicci6n
nsamierto que eompettn { los demAn
dadoA,
ExGeudidA baio mi 6tmA en- San
Juan de Puerto Rtso q l2 de Ssgtiem
bre d. mil noVeeieptos asis.
JO% 3 Fieusr S.
SearetArio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-28
CAND|DATURAS REPUBLICANS MUN|C|PALES

C5ncejales, don Estshan Rodrigusx
Miranda, don Jose Dolores r. Colon,
don Ansslmo Colon vtllamil, don Pa
bio OAstsllAro. don Jose Ramon Ro'
driguez.
Junta eSsolAr. Don Frsrs'se seo ],
Rodriguez. DON jose VsAslutz, don
PAtrieio RodriguGx Quinlero.
EARANJITO
AIcalds, don Max;miro Rivera.
OonceiGks, don jose EstanislAo
Morales, don Ramon DiAx Qlintero,
don PaIriSio PAdilla. don Plkcido
Padilla, don Bsnito Garcia.
JunIA sSsolar Don AgusIin Ian
dreS, don Medardo Rivera, don Ella
dio ]. Vega.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-28
EDTCT''0I''::''lli'.

I'm 10 Corte del Distrito del DistriGc
JudisiAl do q 1masao. P. R.
Rstados Unidos de Ameriss. 81 Prssi
dents de los EstAdos Unidos. 8. s,
Bsnito AbAd FIgusroa Alvarez
Ex-parts.
eohra dominic de una hnea rdsties.
Por euAnto, Bsnito Abad FIRus-
roa Alvarez, hA promoVido ante ssta
Corts un expsdiente solieitando ae de
slAre 81 dominic que tiene aobre Ils
sigpi rte HnaA
RG Iiea, Prsdio de tsrreno, radi
eado On 81 barrio de Collorss del an
nguo termiuo 4unieipAl de lAa Pte
dRes, hoy peyteuseier te 81 Municipio
os humAcao, sin nCmhre especial GO
nostdo, 6eatlnRdo & pAstoa frutos
msnores. scmpuesto de vsinte y euat.o
cueTdAs sssentA y nuave centavos de
otra de terrenoT, eQu'vAlentes 4 nue'
We hsetGrsas ssssnta 4 cas- y cincu ents
una senfA eAS, y s0liudAntes Dor 81
n rAs cnr G 'illermo Ruiz e L6peS '
Elspi ria v AsQuez; por el Sud, cor
TomA' NATrano J Eugenio Ramos:
Dor 81 Eats, con GumerIindo Rivers.
Jusn BsrhsrFnA } Juana Velkzoue2,
yInr al Osats, con EleutsriA VelGx |
Qusf, Eugenio LopeI y Rrgeri- Ra,
mo- eryt fneA posee haee ma. Eel
disz hnn, poF a1mpra de dca aus; dxs
{ J~' q VelasQuss J 81 rssto per ecm
prs D cniaio Rivera, On preeIa de
nahanka - state en.~.
hre . aual no uesnn eargaa ni RrA 4
nsnss de niDgdn genero.
Por tanto, hAbisndo oFdenad el
bon Char 90 Z, Foote. Jutz de ats
Jorts Que ss elite les anterioreG due
ioa J cue ss publiousn edictos perl
efmin' ~ 'eseutA dfas qre empeEa
an Q, lHss desde fl primero % Que
lpsFszSa h'icado eiIe edisio, por
~ Veees e "a psE!6dIeo de lcS De {
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-28

-Exlatsnoia do preaos On 10 sG..
eel del dissrito. "a sumaria: varo-
mes 81, muisres, 1. Oumplisndo con-
dena; varoE ss, is2 muisrss, 10.
salidos; Juan Martin,z ts) Bsiu-
90, do Yauee; jose Diax. do Pouss,
1uaso Rodrigusx, do Juana Disx ,
Juan valentin. dc Adjuntas.
LA polieia insular ha hssho las
aiguisnies dsnunsiss:
Por infrassi6n 4 las lsyes do sa.
nidad, Celsdonio dc Jssds y Felix sa.
linss. "a
Pcr irfrarci6n & las ordensuxss
municipalea, Maria GuEmku, Ramon
HrrAndss, Jaan Vslazqusx, Jorge
Remedios y Adolfo Marcos.
-Ss NOS aasgura que a]gunos do
los individuos propusstos On IL sandi.
dAturs obrara por Santiago Iglssias,
reahaxan sl honor que quisse haserles
este aeilor por ser unionistas y no d.
tAa dispuestos & hassr traisi6n { "a
partido.
Iglasias. Sanchez y Guerra, On,
sontraron por fn un vossro dsiensor
do sua pr6disas On ssta eiudad: ell
Aguila do Pusrto Rieo.s Dssgrasia'
damente este abogado ha caido On
dsagrasis hsss tempo.
III pleito. puss, do Iglesias, pusds
darse por psrdido.
Hoy les dssPids para Ysuso, don
do daran msetirg do propaganda
hrera.
81 les fssulta alli 10 que on Huma'
$40, NaguAbo, Gusyama, Ponee y
otros pusblos, % ssguro que Islssias
sn las pr6xlmas sleesionss sale nom
brado somiaionado &-.-.... Washing.
ton.
Como si 10 vlsra....!
-Juisics ss'ebrados On sl Juxga'
do do Pclisfa; contra Jose Masollsr y
Antonio Forsisr. Rsgluo Fslisiano,
Csrmelo Torres, por inteseci6n & laa
ordsnAnEAs municipales tusron absusl'
tos; contra Jose Bssosa, Antonio
Fortier Enrique Leon, condsnados &
l dollars do multa y soatas, contra
Aarctal Rios sondsnAdo $50 esptavos
= las 0 stss.
CoRRMsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-28
sseretAry Dlatriei Cou /.

IL de Puerto Rico; DiStsIto judicial
dc San Juan, en- la Corts de Dis
trito.
Manuel, Rafael J Armando L3pex Ian
dr6n, tdemaDdAntes) vS. Rubsrt
Hsrmanos, soeisdsd sgrfcola &C M,
puestA de Luis Guillsrmo Juan
Ruhert y CatAlG, tdemAndadoI)
Dsmanda. Sobre cobro dc hisotsca
gal.-AbegAdos de los dsmAn'
dsntes, Jacirto Tex'dor, Ratse'
Lopez LAndr6n.
EMPLAZAMIENTO
Fl Pueblo de Puerto Rico 4 Ia Iu
sssi6n do con J I6 Callers Fcrgsl
eompuesta de 50 vludG dofa Mersede,
FolCh J Parellada , Eus b jos Juan
Miguel y Carmen GallArt y Dubcoq ' |
loa memories I1eI, Alejandro lJnte
Psdro, Mercedes J Jorge GAllart ' |
Foleh rspreSentadoE por 81 madrs ls
disha Hsrcedea.
Por el presents edi.lo cue Sc pu
olisarA durarte M meu y una YsE pcr
Iemana On el psri6dico La DEMooRA
IA cue % sdiIa sp sIta nludld, % no.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-28
DIStrIto dc ArecibO

ARECIBO
No han hreAeutado eandidaGurA
los rspublisAnos.
UTUADO
AIcaIdG. don G HnAro N xario velaE
Con~iGEw don Frsncisso Cancel
erEwAo, don Manuel Cori6G Nisves,
don JoIe Giol, don T u Torres, don
Rlisxsr Hsrtl 4dt1, don Hsrm6geneS
Colomsr, don AbslArdo Julia Rivera.
Juuta ESsolar; don Antonio Ser.
biz, don Juan N, BAllesser, don Eer-
mimic IrIsArry,
NOROVIS
AIcolds, don Liborio B C6rdovs
DGVila.
COaceA0Ies, don joss del 10 Leon,
don Anissto BarrioS Rivsra. don Gre
Eorio DurGn BAsx, don FfancilCo GI'
msnsE GuIisrrsz. don Eduardo Carlos
Padills, don Grsgorio Dui 81 Bkss.
'JuntA EIeolar, Don JoI6 DiaS
Rivera, don FfauoIISo Fexansh Pris
10, don JuOn AmGEaKA Marines.
HATILLO
AlcaIds, don LsaHdro Aeosta Ruix
Corctdlss, don AlsiAndFo Plasen
cian don FfArelGs3 Garcia Garcia,
don MANUEL Nisvss, don Ado 10 Rosa
J don Juan Limo DfSE.
Junta Eisolar. Don Jolk Dalgado
Toledo, don Tom&I GArsfk GIrcfa.
don Jole Rosa Nlsven.
QUEBRADILLAs
AlcGlde, don Pedro HsrIa sAA.
VedrA.
ConeeiaICs. don Juan Marshal. don
3snsIto Llovsra, den Antonio Torr,
ErosA, don Forensic de Inds. don
Pslegrin veras.
Junis EIsolaF, Don Alexandra
AhrlhRmsl don Alfredo Plats, don
dArlin AarqusE.
CANuY
AIcalds, don JoI6 O. Lopez.
CsnsqaIa, dUn Miguel Sierra Gaia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-28

sero, don Juan Gorsl vsIss. don Jos
ouin Vszquex DGvila, don Estsban
Lopez L6peXl don Evsriato Ramos.
JuntA escolAr. don Jose n, L6'
peg, don Juan O. Rivera, don Jose do
JeaGg.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-28

mayer eircul1cl6n de San Juan Ban
lisSs, eitAndoae q las personAs ignora
dAs que 30 cream tsnsr sobYe dicho In
muebles algdu dsreeho real todos
equeIlos a quienss pueda psriudicar
10 inlcrirci6n &c dominic iolieitsda,
para que eentro de dicho t9rmino for
mulen oposiei6n previniendo & todos
que pas1do el miSmo oida 10 prue
be- que ofrexsa sl promovenIe 90 renol,
vera sohre la declaration de dominic
pArando q todos los PEI aicios de Lsy,
exhendo el preHsnte hsio mi firma V
sello de 10 Corte en- Hum saao 4 veinie
y cuAtro de Ig,sto de l 9C6.
ENRIQUEs RMc6N.
Secretary District Cou-t.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-28
NOTAS De PONCE

gs Yuc-Gran meeting
unG6n de abono-Provones
dero-Escasez las msma-Ictura snencia-Dos
Observation-Disclosures alsos-Exstenca a
de Distito.-Denuuias de la poica insuar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-28
FabTica de Naquinas ds Tos-
far cafe De Victor CapdIes
San German P. R.

Sc fAbFisAn satAs nIQuinas del
samLH' J presio cue ss pidAn. E4ae.
Ismsnts igualsS & les que 80 lmpor,an
dsl sx'rAngsFo. Fl ltSnsno De 10 pul,
gadas de largo, de aneho } Il de-
alto, vale dos dollasE, De mayor "a
mato Iuhen los prseioI,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-28
Sc Venden a pIeCios reducidOS

Wagones rees Decauvle via de Om50 varios aparatos
para Ia fabrication de azdcar 10 msmo que hero veio
cobre Para nformes dirjirse al sehor F. ESCOVAR H,
en- Santo Domingo, Republca Dominicana.-15-1-alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-28
Distrito de San Juan
sANJUAN

Concsjaks; don Manuel R&nsheI
Morales, don OlOdomiro Rosario, dor
Am6riso SAlAs, don Pedro Fald, dor
Pedro AmAdor, don Juan 3. ArAnda
don Manuel Ginorio, don Eduardo
LArrocA PisrrOt, don Ramon ViEaS.
JurtA Eseolar; don Joa6 N. Gar
bonsll, don Jose G. Rosy, don Bsnig
no L6Ptx Castro.
BAYANON
AIcdlds, don Virgilio DAvils.
COnceiaIes; don SehAHtikn DGviIa,
don Jose L. RoSsy, don Francisco Sc
rFano. don RAimundo Rodrigut1, don
Joa6 oraea Sollsr, don. p edro Santa.
na, don William A, AlIun.
Junta EseolAr' don Alfredo Jim6-
nes Moreno. don Juan Ssrra Deton-
tAins. don Aurslio LasAletA.
TOA ALTA
AlS0Ids, don Juan Maria Roldan.
ConceiOlss: don Francisco Perez
Clandio, don Leopoldo DiAz, don Pc
dro J. Cabrera, don Lorenzo Mora
lee, don Luis 1Iquisrdo,
JuutA sssolAr, Don Manuel Pc
req, don Caledonia BIAnso, don jose
IEquiSrdO.
DORADO
Alcaldc, don Pedro Lopss.
OOncsiaIes; don Juan Nievss Ro.
man. don Gsnaro harrsro, don Jole
sAlgado, don Pedro C6rdovA, don
AudrGI Lops1.
JunIA sSsolAr. Don Eduardo Ca
nino, don Juan do Jsl6S, y don Ar
Iuro DiAz.
TOA BAJA
Alcd De; don Ctfsrino NsvarsS,
Oonctialss; dor Jossph WsnAr, don
uoca0sio Sanchez, don Cornelio AyA'
., don Manuel PsChaeo, don Ramon
J6rdova.
JuntA eEsoaI don Antonio Col.
ouris, don Joae Mariner Psna, don
.nFiqus Lopez,
VEGA ALTA
AlsGlda don Crisanto ouAm&u.
Ooncsjoks don Antonio Nsvas,
on Manuel Vega, don AYustin AlvA'
y, don Ramon Martinez Bsllss, don
ore EIsAlera.
JnntA sscolar: den Gabriel Hsr.
andfS, don Hsraelio r. Amadso Sc.
,ndo, don Enrique IgArAvidtz.
VEGA BAJA
No han prsEsntado etndidaturA
. rspublieanos.
GO OZAL
lloald', don JS.ts Ysl,st
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-28
SALGADO { FvERTEs
DEFosITo DENTAL

= ~ Y ~ z Y y wv 7 NJ
Complsta eKistencis de tods Glaze
dc mAserialss y mesAles preciosou pa
rs uSos protsIlonalsS. Pfeeios iguaIss
'oH corrientsS On los Estados Unidos
50 San FYapciseo, San Juan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-28
Distrito do AQuadiIIa
AGUADILLA

A'saIdsl don Fransiseo Estsves.
ConcejaIes; don Carlos Franco so'
10, don Ramon Afsssa, don VISITOR
oaldsr6n, don DAnisl QuintanA, don
Miguel Pslsgrin Bogrio, don Grseo.
rio Oories, don Dsmstrio vadillo.
Junta EssolAr, don Fransisso Goa
sSls1 HernandsS, don Luis A. Torra'
grosA Liciaga, don Eugsnio Campillo.
LAJAg
AIcolds, don Juan RamirsA Ortis.
Concejaks, don Emilio Alvarss
LopsS, idon Juan Cansio Ortiz, don
Ramon Dfaz Oisda, don Fst6fsno Gre.
CORY, don Vicsnts Rodrfgus1 Pagan.
Junta RSsolAr. Don Juau Ortis
AArtinG1,don Jose Ramirez Ortix, don
Enrique Frank,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-28

YAUco

AcaIds. don Antonio Natal Lila
vsras.
CsneJales. don NGnusl Msjfa, don
EloiSo Cuprill, don Francisco Ortjs,
don Antonio J. Ramos, don Juan
Garcia ssS6'vsdS, don Victor ssllA.
bsrry, don Francisco CAtalG.
JunIa EIColar; don AlsjGndro
FrsnsssGhi, don Santisg0 VillanusvA,
don Ramon JULIA
ADJUNTAs
Alcalde; don Gsrtnimo Psr,s In.
ciano.
COncJalcs; don Francisco PisEri
harlani, don Juan orta Casar, don
Juan de la CruE Bosch, don Juan al,
raldtE Bosch don cGudido ssparra
Padilla, don Lsoncio NAldouado San,
tlsEo, don Cornslio Q ,iA mes.
Jurta Eaeolar: don Nsnusl Mala.
ret Jordan, don silveItrs FrstIselli,
don jose Victor Bosch Ga-cfN.
SAN SEBASTIAN
Alcalde, DON Simeon Jaris.
UoncejGles, don Pedro A. Eth "a,
DIE VslsE, don Joss A. AnRlAdl, den
lose Ls6n Rios, don Capdslsrio Nap
lutE, don WsnseSlao Echssndfa, don
TuAn B, Ballslter Cor & eE, don Pc.
icarpo Domsneth
JuntA E Ioolar; don oseIllo EehaAn.
lie, don Vsnansio 8. Eatsvss, don
5sbaItka Rio Medina.
toontinuald mlnAps,l
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-27
JEWS THREATEN
GOTHAM SCHOOLS
Rumor that Children's Threats
Are Being Gut Starts
r. Riot.

New York, June 27.-A wild rumor
that children IS Threats were being cut
in the public schools resulted in such
excitement in the lower East Side that
fifteen schools were closed for the day.
The trouble was caused by operations
performed on several children yester-
day for the removal Of adenoids, fun
gus growth in the back Of the throat
and naval cavity.
The operation is not dangerous, but
reports spread rapidly, especially
among the Hebrews, and became
changed into rumors that the Russian
anti-Jewish massacres were to be re-
peated in this country and that start
was being made on Hebrew children
in the schools.
It was not long until many of the
schools were surrounded by crowds Of
frantic parents bent on rescuing their
little ones from what they believed to
be impending death.
The crowds became so threatening
that hurried calls for protection were
sent to the nearest police stations, and
all the patrolmen available were sent
out to restore order.
In one instance a police court was
closed for an hour to permit the court
attendants and officials to aid the
police in protecting neighboring
school.
At one building the excited people
became riot0us and doors and shutters
were closed to insure the safety of
those inside.
All attempts at continuing the 1es-
sions for the day were soon seen to be
useless, and one after another the prin-
cipals decided to dismiss their pupils
for the day.
AS the little ones marched out the
scenes were pathetic, weeping women
rushing forward to clasp their children
in their arms in thanksgiving. Turnout
the disorders the several hundred extra
patrolmen on duty were powerless to
restore order. The district affected
extends from the Bowery to the East
river and from Catherine to Houston
streets.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-27
YALE IS FOR TAFT
FOR PRESIDENCY
Mention of His Name for Ma.
tons Chief Is Vigorously Ap-
plauded by Alumni.

New Haven, Conn.,, June 27-Alumni
day at Yale was yesterday, when hun
dreds Of old graduates from all parts
Of the country gathered in alumni hall
to listen to the annual report of Presi-
dent Hadley, who announced that the
financial condition of Yale was much
better than in past years.
At the alumni meeting Justice David
J. Brewer, $50, referred to Secretary
Taft as man who had safely guided
the country thru the intricacies Of the
Philippine situation and was at present
carrying on successfully the great
canal problem, and predicted "that he
would carry to the presidency the same
strength Of character he has shown in
dealing with the other problems.
"And when he is in the White
House,, said Justice Brewer, amid
great applause, IT hope and I know
he will put into his administration
these same high principles taught by
Yale which he is already showing IN
his public life.'
Commencement at Harvard.
Cambridge, Mass, June 27.-Accom.
panied by all the .pomp and ceremony
characteristic Of similar previous occa
sions, the 270th commencement exer.
cises were held at Harvard university
today. The recipients Of degrees today
were OF, not including the honorary
degrees or degrees out Of course.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-27
UNCLE SAM TO
SUE RAILROADS
Attorney General Determined to
Enforce Safety Appliance
Law.

Washington, June 27-Attorney Gen
eral Moody has directed that suits be
brought against a large number of rail-
road companies to recover penalties for
violation Of the safety-appliance law,
thru failure to keep their equipment
in proper condition.
The largest humber of violations at.
against the Atlantic Coast Line Rail.
The roads made defendants and tho
districts in which suits were brought
are as follows:
Atchison, Topeka 8 Santa Fe Rail
way company, district Of Colorado.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad com.
pany. southern district Of Georgia.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad com
panay, southern district, Of Florida, !
! lima.
Northwestern Roads.
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rail
way company, district of Wyoming.
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rail
Chicago, Burlington s. Quincy Rail
way company, district Of South Do
| kota.
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Rail
| way company, northern district OF
| Iowa.
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Rail
way company, northern district OF
Iowa.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail
way company, southern district OF
Iowa
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rail
way company, district Of Oklahoma.
Colorado s. Northwestern Railway
company, district Of Colorado.
Colorado & Southern Railway, dis
trict Of Colorado.
Denver & Rio Grande Railway com
pany, district Of Colorado.
Ell Paso 81 Southwestern Railroad
company and FL Paso & Southwestern
Railway of Texas, western district o,
Texas; Ell Paso & Southwestern Rail
road company, district Of Arizona, E
Paso & Southwestern Railroad com
pany, district Of New Mexico.
Missouri Pacific Railway company
district Of Colorado.
Muscatine North & South Railwa,
company, southern district Of Iowa.
Northern Pacific, Too.
Northern Pacific Railway company
eastern district Of Washington; North
ern Pacific Railway company, western
district of Washington.
San Pedros, Los Angeles g. Sal
River, district Of Nevada.
A statement issued by the depart
ment of justice today says: "Attor
ney General Moody is very much in ear
nest in the enforcement of these laws
which were enacted for the purpose O
saving life and limb
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-27
liz POSITIONS;
1000 CANDIDATES
Oklahoma;ns Eager to Help Draft
Constitution for New
State.

Guthrie, Okla, June 27.-Citizens Of
Oklahoma and Indian Territory are
showing less interest in the choice Of
candidates for the senate and the state
Offices than they are in the candidates.
for membership in the state constitu-
tional convention to meet next fall and
in the issues that will come before the
convention. There will be total Of
liz delegates in the convention. At
this time there are not less than 1900
avowed candidates for delegate nomi-
nations in the two territories. Popu-
larlY a seat in the convention is re-
garded as carrying more honor that
election to congress. =
The legislative influence Of railroad
and other corporations will be one Of
the Important issue in the election Of
members Of the convention. irhe cor-
fporatfon lawyer has been singled out
for, defeat above all other aspirants.
Among other questions the initia-
tive and referendum win doubtless re-
ceive the fullest consideration in the
convention,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-27
RHEUMATISM CURED
BY UPSETTING BEEHIVE
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service.
Philadelphia, June 27.-To prove his
theory that the sting Of a bee is q sure
cure for rheuma tism, Frank McGlynn
permitted himself to be stung by 100
insects that had been stirred up to
frenzy. This heroic demonstration took
place at the apiaries Of W. A. Seller
on Old York road, Jenkintown, where
more than 1000 bee experts from all
parts Of the east and some Of the near
western states had gathered to attend
convention.
McGlynn explained that he had suf-
fered for years from rheumatism. Two
years ago, while visiting friends whose
business was raising bees, McGlynn &C.
cidentally upset hive. When the bees
were thru with him he was unrecog.
nizable: Oddly enough, the next day
he noticed that his rheumatism had
disappeared.
McGlynn consulted a physician and
was informed that the poison from the
bees probably had acted as an antidote
to the uric acid in the blood. When a
recurrence Of the disease came, Nc.
Glynn ordered a dozen bees from an
apiarv. and, to his joy, the experiment
worked.
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A NEWP. @. MEANS THAT
FLETCHER RUNS AGAIN
Senator Nelson Moves to Increase the
Appropriation to 100000.
BY w. w. Jermane.

Washington,
date for
When Washington
would
itself he began take notice
months he devoted himself
being
talking
candidacy
by president.
Nelson
building
Armed for r.
today had his desk the piled with
keeping watch the inspection question: should
combating other ideas being
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-27
MOROCCAN TREATY
|. HELD UP TILL FALL

Washington, June 27.-The treaty
between the United States and the
other powers Of Europe in relation to
result Of the Algeciras conference, will
be reported to the senate at the first
meeting Of the foreign relations COM
mittee, next December, and voted on
not later than Dec. 20. An agreement
to thisoeffect was reached today.
The democrats opposed the treaty
and the republicans Of the committee
were united for it. It was apparent
however, that it could not be brought
to vote at the present session, and
the republican members of the com.
mittee accepted the foregoing program
which met with no, opposition.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-27
MONDAY A BETTER
'HANGMAN'S DAY.
journal specia1 Service.

Journal Special Service. IT, r..
Omaha, June 27.ss The crucifxion of
Christ took place on Friday and I 40
not think it appropriate to set the exc
cution for two murderers for that day.
gaid Judge Sutton, when he sentenced
Jay O'uearn and Harrison Clark to be
hanged on a Monday. The statement of
the court came as a surprise, for it up
eg A Rs ?HstS% OF max
I'm! reason for fixing Mondav,' con.
tinued the court, els that think 1t bet.
ter to have these men meet death on
the day following Sunday, which is de.
voted to religious thought AMI services.
as they naturally will be In a better
frame Of mind to 90 to their final reck.
onlug on that day than any other.''
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THAW'S FRIENDS
SAY HE'S INSANE
Letter from White to Mrs. Thaw
Threw Thaw Into a
Frenzy.
Murderer Spent Quiet Night in
Tombs Without Use of
Drug.
|
INSANITY THAW'S PLEA

New York, June 27.-It is be-
leved that the defense Of Harry
e. Thaw was decided upon today
at a conference between former
Judge Olcott, Frederick Delafeld
and Mrs. Harry X. Thaw. At the
close Of the conference MIR. Olcott
let 1t be understood that there had
been no change in the plan to put
IN plea that Thaw Is insane.
MIR. Olcott said he believed the
letters from White which Mrs.
ThaW turned over to MIR. Delafield
would aid the defense.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-27
HOUSE PASSES
LOCK TYPE BILL
senate's Measure Accepted With
out bate-Now Goes to
President. y

Washington, June 27.-The house to-
day without debate passed the bill pro-
viding for the construction Of look
type canal across the isthmus Of Pan
anna, Mr.. Hepburn Of Iowa moving that
the senate bill be substituted for the
house bill.
No further actioes by the senate is
necessary, and as soon as the bill is
signed by the presiding officers Of the
senate and house it will go to the presi-
dent. .@
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-27
PEOPLES PARTY TO
START ITS CAMPAIGN

oot St; :, !; Louis: Jq " 27:JThe national
here today to discuss the political SIT
uation and possibly to indorse a man
for the presidential nomination.
A conference was held by members
Of the conference provisional commit
tee, which is advocating a mammoth
national convention Of all the reform
forces Of the nation, the object being
to organize a political body Of unity,
harmony and strength.