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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-09
DESDE FAJARDO
Excursion por fertocarriI
por las posiciones de la
Central Fsjsrdo"
Ell PATALE0
Ell PATALEO
<El BaluarteS y su correspon-
sal en- Fajardo. Contra
un obrero digno.

Ua gran rdmsro de sefl ,rAs, So
fioritas y csbAlsros de eats soeie
dad, galantsmsrte invitadoa, Aaist'e'
ron aver por 10 t.rde & un delicloso
psseo en- ferrocarril. La sxsursi6n
heehs por los eustro rsma'ea do 10
central <F4iardo, dur6 { 90 horas y
medis, hab!er ds results do apfsima.
Fieron obsequiados los exsursio,
pistas con dulc's y licorss.
LAS surbas no eneu entran medic
de moverss. Los Tribunales y 10 DO.
licfs resultsn 81 cuco para elias. I'll
Juxg1do dc psz est& hseho un museo
de armas prchibidss repub blicanas.
Plaoenos que el isfs Hsm,ll estuvo
exsmipando el muaeo. Pues biep; los
itfas mi mos, Apelan on todos los
casos on que son eondenad o estos
turbulentos. por muy RI bletA y mug
incontrastAble que seq la pruebA do
cargo acus&pdolos dc portAr armas,
So dice que estas spelaoiones 90 haesn
conta ndo con las vacAeiones do 10
Corte do Distrito. Il decir. que aun'
que sean sondensdos lusgo, 10 impor.
tAnte % que puedsn votar el seis de
Noviemhre. FL Attorney general de-
bisra 6isrss 90 sslos h'chos, aobre
los que llamamos su Atsnei6n.
-sCl BAluartes, peri6dieo rspu'
blicano, trae una eorresponde dc
FsiArdo en- 10 que leemos 10 rsssna de
un meeting unioniata oalebrado squf
recieniemente, sOn republieanos, aaf
20 frmA 10 correspondence refsrida.
moteis y sAtiriza cruelments oil obYero
don F6ix Calzads, por que el trsie q 10
visiierA cate On el meetir & sludido era
10 que DELTA ser, esto CO.: oil trsjs hu'
milde, probablements remendado, del
q ue NO posee forkunAs.
Donosa hszsfia 10 dc mofArGe pd'
bliss mepte de la pobrexs!
Y para eato grila ell pArtido repu
blioAuo sn aus m Snifestaeiones, <VivA
el pertido de its pobrea, de los des'
csmisAdoE, de los negros Il -
(Contini. en- Ia pd0ina ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-09
O1RA C0ASULTA

Desde un pueblo de 10 isla 90 con.
81 10 & 10 JAtsA Central ai los papele.
tas en- que debsn votar los e'essores
upioniStAB On lss aaambleas primsrias
han do ser hach - en- el co 'eglo 8 pue-
de llevarae de f4era.
La cuelil6n es clara: las papole-
tAs SsrAn blAucas, preciGAments, pero
cualquier elector essribir& 10 suya en-
su cA'S, dords glSts, 8 10 tomark
escrita On 81 O. legio. En- ese punto %
lib6rrima 10 voluntAd del vttAnts, que
smitlra 81 svtttgio en- favor do quien
10 pls zsA,
EaIo es 10 QUE responde IL JuntA
Central.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-09
07RAS NOT|C|AS
vapor americana "Caracas",
Club de Base. Ball. Cam.
pesiros detenidos
UN ESCANDALO
UN ESCANDALO
petenidos por infraccion a las
ordenanzas municlpales.
Condemns extinguidas.

Seg61 irt,rmes. no ae permiti6 10
vista al vspor <Caraeass On 81 6'N'
mo viaie dc venezuela. Tai prohibi'
ei6n fue deelarada por el dspsrtamsn
TO dc ssnidad MART ma, por venir
dicho barco do puerto sospsshoso.
Ell club de base bal <Las Pal
msss ha hssho dos msgnfneas sdqui'
sisiones en- los irgadoyes Felipe Vas
qusx & Hilarlo CGta's, que iugAran el
pr6ximo domingo en- el r.fsrido club.
-Varios c,mpesinos que rsgresa'
ban aver tards pa-s sus hogarss, tu-
vieron & bien sentarse en- oil editieio de
base ball de Puerta dc Tlerra J sin du
do, por el frssso que allf hacia y por
IL mAlA noehs que hAbiAn pAsado se
qusdaron dormidos. Basic ESQ solo,
para que oil guardia Aureliano Rodrf'
gusz los despsrtara y los eonduisra q
10 cArcL. Vale 10 penA aeflaIar un
serviclo dc polisia tan importante
d. sysr hoy por 10 man ana
detuvo IL polisfs 35 personals por in
Fraction & lAs ordena anxaa munioi . pales,
ain eontAr les denuncias que por jgaal
eausa hA prsssntado.
-Jcs6 Vargas y Jossfa Sands
promovieron IN esasndalo en- 10 cal
do NorzsgArsy. Dsnuneiado el hecho
81 iusx declare oulpAble q 10 muier J
10 impuso una multa dc 90
Hoy eumplisron sus condemns or
10 ckrsel munietpAl Ramon Naxario,
Sinforoso Ayala, Joae Cuevas. Fsrmfr
OquenGo, Juan Casanova, Antonio
vaxQusx Joae Rodrfguss y EasquisI
Calder6n.
Elan muy adelAntAdas los obral
do sonatrucsi6n del Colegio dc SeGo
ritAs do Marin PenA. Varies mate
riAles serAn trAidos do los Essad OF
U ni 1os y & ess efseto embareaia On o.
prtx mo vApor oil irgsniero stl3r Ca
mails.
Ell die do Septtembre t,ndrs
luRsr In subNta para oil suministro de
alumhrado c. ee,rieo do la ciudad J
sus barrlos.
-Inf6rmAsenos que son muchoa
los abogados que han sclicitado 10
plaza vAcAnts dc Juez municipal de
Cabo Roio.
Sc NOS intormA q 10 hA preIen'
tado 10 renuncia de 81 cargo el de-
testive don L3opoldo VAzqueE Prada.
DE maf.Ea 6 pasAdo eAtAl& en-
San Juan, proeedents do Ponce, el
Speaker dc 10 CGmArA nueatro qucrido
amigo don R,ssndo Matlerzo Gin.
iron.
= Hemos sAlndado en- eatA cludRd
al Activo y ssloso eabo de lA polieiA
don ALBERTO HartAdo, com hndante del
puesto de poliefA dc Camuy ri seHor
Hurtsdo o. un onciAl subEltsrno que
llevA prestad0s muy buenos aervieioa
en- el cuerpo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-09

do iguAl fcdolsf
Pues, enionesS, 6' que pr h'blr ID
e1hibici6n de eiertAs viasss, b'i1 81
prek xIo de que constituysn un AIsqur
& IL religion eat6lics?
La mismA libsrtAd de que diGfsuts
Ia prsnsA dsbs hEeerse extensive d
los elpeeiseuloS, siempre que estos no
lelulten prceaess 6 inmorAles,
Y para Sontrarrestar el eis:to que
taleS visiss pusdan prodgcr en- les
mssAs, 10 mts prudente 60 quo esoa
81 d 1reA txhibAn otrAs que rspreser ten
10 soali6n y Auerte los sAutos 50
J los eAutos de iss
Y que oil ID o!iCo ellis.
Sulrez de M0ta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-09
.PURAS REFLEX|ONES
IA MAHO De CAIN Y "cOUP De PIED DEL G0B|ERN0
NO HAY sABLES PARA LOS COMBATES".

Ilumensa podrfa detsndersa mas luego
de las gErras impiAdoaas y do los pi-
eoa vorsees.
No todos vlenen; los dltimos no
vsndr&u; y sl ave del pAtriotismo, si
no pliegA aua alas, retArdara 10 hors
de su viaie ID cumbre do excalsilu
dea msgnidcAs, donds ss grato morir
miranda al CLEO, desprseiando laa
impurszas de ahaio donde lobo ,
avs iSmAs han tormado IN pActo sin
rupiura.
~.
Progresamou, no hay duda, Me-
jor dicho: progresa el pals.
LIE sgricuItura progress, en- GUAM
TO & In cana. Cuanta caHaI Los ma
tivos gauAp, con cate progreso, 10 gus
30 oomen. Los acsionistas, que pue
den vivir en- Chiesgo 6 On Ksntuek ,,
en- WAshirgton 8 en- B altimors, 60.
nan 10 que arroian los dlvidsndos. on
rslaci6n Al capital. ProgresA el
pais....p 81; el pals de los Estadoa
Unidos.
Tenemos un vssto comsreio; ar
gran eomereio on nuestrA isls. Gran
des estshleoimientos, grandes alma
Genes aprovisionsdos, 10 mayor parts
do elloa psrtsneeientes al elsmento
espafiol, con dependencies esps a oles
I'll pats proggesa con cato, no 90 vsr.
dad? 81, oil pals do 10 peniosula Ii 8
riea. Hay on Puerto Rico algunas
gAnaderlas de i'm iortanci&, y perts
neeen tambiea & ios extrAngeros.
Hoy ae repArsen grandes destinos,
8 puestos E6blicos On sl Gobierno.
YA los puertorriq uef1os podemoa
scr Alealdes, Juecss, MagiStrados
Aleaidss dc cArceIes, polieiAs sin pa
sar de eapitanes -escribientss, porte
ros, sspul.ureros. regadores de eAllsi
y masa.perros son holas do estricnina. Q.
JNo eH verdai que prcgtesamos
Hoy 60 mry f&ell hacsrse uno abo
gado en- Puerto Rico, y prottsor ru,
raj, elemental etc., y teuemos 1OC
abogadoa para va pleito y 200 pr 10
sores para una tscuelA. Deapues de
TODD, progreaamos, intslectualmsnte.
Hoy ae tAoriaAn grandes y hsrmo'
sfsimsA casas Ga toda 10 1sls;y debe-
mos al elemenso xsrAngsro el embe.
lleeimiento de nuaslro bsllialmo pals.
AhorS bien; por pisdad, no pre-
gunteis, que - 10 que nos queda & los
puertorriq uenos, dsspues dc haesr el
calculo....
tD6nde estk nusstro pAis? SD6n'
de ssta nueatra pasria, que con tAnto
cAlor do lA fantasia defsndemos, ora
en- Vsraos, ora On prosa?
kkilna Nawri~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-09
ECOS Y NOTAS
GrandiosO meeting unionista
en- Santurce. -luiCio p0r
faIsa representation.
FALLECIMlENTO
FALLECIMIENTO
Sol:citud de domicilio. Los
republicanos del Dorado.
Mujeres detenidas.

MAnana. viernes, hahra un NEE
ting do props gAnda unionissA en- el
barrio do Ssnturce, psrsda Is To-
mArkn parte en cate scto di.ti 'guidos
oradorss de nuestrA eoleetividad.
Ell iuieio por supusita falss re.
preser tsei6n imposturs contra don
Arturo 81 Il ont, 90 vera por jarsdo
en 10 Core de Distrito dc San Juan
sl df, 10 dc Septlembre prtx'mo
-Ha fsllscido en- CAt.fIo laua,-
rA Monica Barroso, viuda de Arch +.
Aver tuvo lugar 50 eptiarro.
Sc interesa ssbar el domieilio
do 10 fAmllia del indivi lao D, mingo
I-Torrenu, que fue daio dc alta en- oil
manicomio de San Jusn. por hAllArse
restAbleeido de la ertsrmedad mental
que padesfa.
Para el ia 30 del actual esta
uh slado en- la Corts de Distrito de
San Juan el iuteio por iarado contra
don Juan Torres J menez, scusado
del delito de ssestnato en- primer gra
do. La dttensA esta 4 cargo del Ii.
csnci ado don JoIe dc J. Tixol,
Los republicanoa del Dorado
es,an com plstamente divididos, con
motive do que son unoa seis los can
didatos para sl cargo do alcAlde sn
as pr6ximas eleechnes,
E policfa Floreneio MufioE ma
tI6 en- Ii 4 eel Anoche 4 ssis mujarss
de NAL vlvir, por pronunciar irarss
iodecorosAs On la via pdblics. CAds
una fue condsn ada q seis dlas de
ArreIto,
Han aldo propusstos para con.
cej&les del syuntamiento dc II Caro-
lima los sefiores don NAnusl Cor slez
Cruz, don Juan B. R1dfigusz, don
Hemet.rlo L ndrau y don Sergio F O.
| res.
Para cubrir vAeantaa 90 In Jun.
tn Escolar de Micro via, han aldo PRO
puestos los GeGo,es don Juan T. Silva
don JoE6 Cor zero 10 y don Rim Asrto
Oeaeic.
En- Florida AtusrA, bsffio do
Arecibo, hs tAlleeido una matrona
qus eontAbA 100 amos dc edAd,
EsA ha sentido el doIor colonial,
mas que nadie
Los ex4nenss de ipg'6S que ten
dram lugAr m,iisna visrG 90, por al
depArtamsnto de EducACi6n, 30 vsrih i.
carAn en- los pueblos de San Juan,
CArolins, FAia.do, HumAeao, Glsys'
ms, CAysy, Coamo. Ponce, Maya
gusz, A Aguadilla, Lare', Uuado, Ara.
eibo, ManAi y BayAm6u.
-Ha talido hseiA VItqueS el Co
misionAdo do E iucAoi6n Mr.. FA. k aer
on aaunt0s do au departAmento.
Sc han preGentAdo pianos en- oil
departamenIo dc EdrcRci6n para las
eaeuelas rurAles que se abrir&n %
el curao prexlmo en- 10 iala de Vleques
La iuntA esaolAr de YAueo re.
miti6 oil departamsnto de Educaci6n
las proputstAs de maeatros para el
sno pr6xImo. Fleron sprobadAs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-09
A VUELA PLUMA
Curioso fsG6meno. -.Hombre.
camaIe6n. Tenemos squl
muchos ejeH plares.
vlSTAS NEFANDAS
Queja presentada a la pollcia'
No estamos conformes.
Remilgos de beatas'

En- Ithase, siudsd de los Estados
Unidos, extsie IN suisto, Mr.. W B,
Hirrs, que cfreee 10 partieularidad
do sambisr de color, coinsidisndo e.
too cambios con las vAriAeiores at
mosferisAs.
su pisl pass del pardo clAro OIL
liliAl y OIL sEulado cbasuro. egGa O.
tempo 90 preisnts I 10 8 ealuroso,
h6msdo 6 seeo
Sesd1 el Ne,c York ITib,6s Mr.,
W. B. Hirrs es eonoeido sntre sus
eopv cinos por el mote o Apodo de 81
h0lnbrs cdmdIs6n
La notieis no nos he produsido
asombro nj nos hA saussdo SorpresA.
AQuf, On estA funula BArAtaria, he
mos tsnido y tsnamos v&riAdfsimos
sjemplArss do ess espseIs.
81 discurrimos por el Ansho Gam :
DO do nuestra politioa regional enoon
traremos & porrillo Camalsonss dc 10
dAs castas y do todos tsmsflos y pc
laiss.
Psrenesio. NsngAno. y zutanito
son huonA mueatra dc clio.
Y cuente 81 eurioso leetor que lol
tAles Psrsnseio, Msngsno , zutanitc
sproesden icy en- ndmero inAoiio
Esios misters W. B. Hirrs crio
llos cambian 8 han eambiado eon ia
eilidAd pAsmosa do color politieo, 90
g6n el cambio do aituaeionss.
Son muy frioleros, por 10 eomup
sismpre que svolusionAn 10 hAssn
con el plausible obisto do arrimA arse
Al sol que ma. cA'ients.
In 10 dnico que 20 difsrsnciAn de
lcs eAmAleones sule aticos, 90 On que
eats viven del aire, seg6n 90 dice, y
easos tres 90 alimentAn y nutren del
Prssupueato, con 10 cuAl resuItsn m -
grAvosos y periodieiAles que AQuel os
Y % 10 deaconsolador y 10 trisle
10 esa smanehss no lleva trazaa do
uesApArecer, al con mueho,
les tan c5modo cAmbIAr de postu
ra, Sobre todo euAndo esios eambios
der.van q redundAn en bensfsio pro
pic
Sig,os h nee que sl gran Lops do
V gAdiio que no 80 debe ser scAmAle6n
oel que gobiernss;
pero Aurque Lope 10 diio,
~ estudiAdo 10 iendrias,
nay Quisnss sabsn hoy diA
mls que Lope, quo Lepe y que Lspiio.
VArios st d )res sAt6llsos muy es'
t6Iieos. sin dudA, te dos sllos Sc han
quei edo Al JET, dc 10 Poliefa InAulAr,
dc q as en- el Cinemat6gtato otsro 90
txhlben siertas vistAs qQe constitu yen
IN Atsque & lA religion tat6liea.
Y eitan, entire esAs vistas pscami
nosAs y vitArdAs, Las del Tribunal del
SAnto Odclo y La Contesi6n, tAa
AplAudidas por oil pdblieo.
81 do ord n superior, Atendiendo &
laQuti 10 de eAos % d )res cAI6lieos -muy
casolloos, ain duda, GdoS ellos -se
prohibe lA exhibisi6n de tales viatAs,
81 dis de ma d AuA, con 10 mismA raE6n
cue lea hA Aaisbido en- este cAEo, po
drkn exigir de 10 Policia que pre- hibA
la representation de eiertAs obras que
n adA sienen de orIodt xMr como por
II mplo, Electra J Los malbech res del
bun.
Y ESQ no snsAiG slsro Sc estA-l
dsntro del regimen dc lolsransia J IL
hertAd de coneieneia en- cue vivlmos,
4 dos grAsiAE J sfortanAdAmsnte.
Es suction dc l6giea.
4No sxlsIen peri6disos anticat6l
sos que eireulan librementef
1No hay en- las BioiioteeAu p6bli
sas, 81 alcanss de todos, bras anti
sAl6licAa?
SNo hay en- los hussos suAdroS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-09

En- esta imprenta Sc ven.
de papel vieio a 81 quintal.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1906-01-12
BRACKETT HAS Ills DAY
Presents Resolution Asking Resgna-
ton of Depew-Made Special Order
for Next Tuesday.
by Associated Press1

Albany, N. Y, Jan. 11.-Senatol
Brackets resolution requesting the
resignation of United States Senator
Chauncey M. Depew was introduced
in the senate today and was made a
special order for next Tuesday. The
resolution follows:
Since the adjournment of this SEN
ate the people of the state and nation
have been staggered by the relation
shown to have existed for years be-
tween the Equitable Life Assurance
society and Chauncey M. Depew, one
of the senators of the state in the
United States congress.
Recognizing that these disclosures
have caused total lack of confidence
in the ability of the senator named to
properly represent the people in the
body to which he was elected,
Resolved by the senate, that
Chauncey M. Depew, be and hereby is
requested, to forthwith resign his seat
in the United States Senate"
This resolution was offered in the
senate by Mr. Bracket on the opening
day of the legislature, January 8, but
after long debate was withdrawn,
after Mr.. Bracket had specified that
he intended to re-introduce it at a
later date.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1906-01-12
REBEL NAVY INEFFECTIVE
santo oomineo's Sole Fighting Ship
Rendered Helpless Through Want
of Fuel.
by Associated Pressl

Cape Haytien, Hayti, Jan. 11.-Ad-
vices received here today from Monte
Christi, Santo Domingo, say the Do
minican gunboat Independence,
which declared in favor of the fugi-
tive president, General Morales, can
not take any further part in the hos
tile operations, owing to the fact that
being without coal she cannot leave
Monte Christi.
General Morales, the advices add,
was wounded recently in an encounter
with the troops of the temporary
president, General Caceras. The gov
eminent forces captured a doctor be-
longing to General Morales army.
A detachment of General Caceras'
troops is on the track of General
Morales, and it is said it is possible
he will be captured
Recruiting is being actively pursued
in the northern provinces of Santo
Domingo to obtain men to march
against General Guellito, who has an
nounced himself as a candidate for
the presidency and who is now plan
ming an attack on Santo Domingo, the
capital.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1906-01-12
FIRM IS lNSOLvEN
But to what Extent Bankers Commit
tee Examining Books is Not Vet
Prepared to Say.
[By Associated Press7

Cleveland, Ohio, Jan. 1.-THE bank
ers' committee which is investigating
the affairs of the banking and broker
age firm of Denison, Prior & Co..
which closed it's doors following the
suicide of L. w. Prior, on Tuesday.
made the following authorized state
ment, late this afternoon:
The examination of the books of
the firm has not vet proceeded far
enough to make any complete state
ment possible. Enough has been
learned, however, to warrant the COM
mittee in stating that it is forced to
believe that the firm of Denison.
Prior G Co., is insolvent, but to what
extent we cannot as yet say
I'VE are also convinced that a num-
Der OF municipal bonds have been
forged"
Frank Rockefeller referring to re-
ports, persistently circulated during
the past two days, to the effect that he
is one of the heaviest creditors of
Denison, Prior & Co., said today:
For over year, have not paid to
or received dollar from the firm of
Denison, Prior & Co. The various
sensational stories Indicating that I
am heavily involved with the firm are
absolutely without foundation"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1906-01-12
HOUSE TALKS TARIFF
Leaders Manuever for Party Advant-
age Under Pretense of Discussing
Philippine Bill.
[By Associated Press1

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE Philip
pine tariff debate in the house today
consisted more of party manuevering
for advantageous campaign material
than of discussion of the question at
issue.
The tariff was the text of a speech
by Mr.. Grosvenor of Ohio, who began
the debate, and an extended reply by
Mr. Williams, the minority leader The
speech of Mr.. Grosvenor was spiced
with witticisms and enlivened with
Interruptions from Champ Clark, at
whom Mr.. Gosvenor aimed the most
of his argument.
Mr.. Williams outlined again the
specific tariff doctrine of the democra-
tic party and held that the republican
tariff was not, as so often claimed, re-
sponsible for the prosperity of the
country. To prove this he cited the
prosperity of Canada, Mexico, and 9th
er countries at the present time, and
the business depression of these coun-
tries during the hard times of 1908.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1906-01-12
IONANS WANT GROVE
Omaha's Famous Citizen Indicted by
Council Bluffs Grand Jury on Charge
of Highway Robbery.
[By Associated Press]

Council Bluffs, Iowa, Jan. 11.-Pat
Grove was indicted here today by the
Pottawattamie county grand jury for
alleged completely in a streetcar hold
up of July 2, 1905, when about $50
was secured from two conductors and
a motorman, Arthur Levi and A.
Youngerman are indicted on the same
charge with Grove.
Grove is now in the hands of the
Omaha authorities, awaiting trial in
February for robbery in connection
with the Cudahy kidnapping of five
years ago. A requisition from Cover
nor Cummins of Iowa is in the hands
OF Governor Mickey of Nebraska, who
will not act on it till the Omaha case
is disposed of.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1906-01-12
MIDDlES' TRIAL ENDED
Believed that Foster and Marzoni
Have Been Found Guilty of Hazing.
[By Associated Press]

Annapolis, Md, Jan. >11-There
is good reason for the belief that Mid.
shipmen Worth W. Foster of New
Albany and Peterson B. Marzoni of
Pensacola, Fla, have been found
guilty of hazing.
The records in their cases were for
Warded by the court more than "a
hours ago, and it is officially stated
that they are awaiting the action of
the secretary of the navy If verdict
of guilty had not been rendered, it is
thought the men would have been re-
leased from arrest after the receipt
of the records.
The last stages, except the argu-
ment of counsel and of the Judge ad-
vocate, were completed this afternoon
in the case of Midshipman Stephen
Decatur, Jr., charged with hazing. The
accused occupied the stand for about
three quarters of an hour. His testi-
mony is regarded as having strength
ened his case.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1906-01-12

tempt of the revolutionists to capture
military train conveying large
sum of money from st. Petersburg
to Libau.
A band of revolutionists having ad-
vance information gathered at Haze
pot, burned two bridges and tore up
the track. Two companies of infantry
that were escorting the train left the
cars and were joined by a detach-
ment of dragons. This force march
ed against the revolutionists, who
from behind improvised defenses, op-
ened fire on the soldiers. The infan-
try after firing two volleys, which
killed 65 and wounded nearly a hun
dred of the revolutionists, charged
with the bayonet, and the dragons
completed the rout by sabering all
the revolutionists they overlook.
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DIES OF INJURIES
One More of Minneapolis Fire Vic
Tins Succumbs-condition of 9th
ers in Hospitals Reported Favorable.
[By Associated Press1

Minneapolis, Jan. 11.-Mrs. s. r.
'Spiesberger of Chicago, one of the
most seriously injured victims of the
West hotel fire, died at the city hos.
pital shortly after o'clock this af.
ternoon. The death of Mrs. SPIES.
berger was made peculiarly sad by
the heroic efforts which were made
by the hospital staff, to keep her alive
until her father and two physicians
could arrive from Chicago. They
reached the city at 10 o'clock last
night, in time to see her alive and
nope was inspired by their presence
as the woman rallied for few mo-
ments. She soon sank into uncon-
sciousness, however, from which she
never recovered
w. S. Amsden, superintendent of
the Minneapolis & Northern Elevator
company, has fighting chance for his
life. He rallied somewhat at noon and
the hospital attendants look for his
recovery.
Mary Rowan, maid at the hotel,
VINO was overcome by smoke and heat,
has regained consciousness and will
probably recover.
Benjamin Ewisky of Chicago, who
is In the Swedish hospital, will re-
cover. He is badly burned, particu-
larly about the face.
Mrs. e. D. Barlow, who is in st.
Barnabas' hospital, will recover She
was badly bruised and cut, but not
internally injured by her fall.
Gordon G. Sapp of Chicago will re-
cover
Besides these, there are many 9TH
ers who are injured more or less SER
iOnsly, and who will all recover.
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Large Orders for Packing House Prod
ucts May Be Lost.
by Associated Pressl

Washington, Jan. 11.-"Unless con-
gress speedily grants the emergency
appropriation of $135,OOO, requested by
me for additional inspectors and mic
roscopists, it is probable that over
$50,000,000 worth of orders for Amer
lean pork and beef products, placed
by German dealers will go unified"
This statement was made by Sec
retary Wilson today Anticipating the
high rates of duty on products ema-
mating from the United States, i'm
posed by the new German tariff which
becomes effective March 1, and Ger
many at the present time being in
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meet pITIABLE END
Three Men Caught Immense Distance
Below Surface in Burning Copper
Mine.
[By Associated Press1

Milwaukee, Wis, Jan. 11-A spec
ial to the Sentinel from Calumet
Mich, says:
The Tamarack Copper mine, the
deepest in the world, is on fire, with
three men missing now and almost
certain to have met death in a horri.
BILE form, half to three quarters of a
mile below the earth's surface.
Shaft No. g., where the fire was dis
covered, has been sealed over at the
surface with heavy timbers, tamped
with clay, and also shaft No. 8. 1t
may be necessary to close shaft No.
also, to smother the flames.
The mine contains several hundred
million feet of timber, largely pine,
and unless the access of air was shut
off by hermetically sealing all open
ings the property would be damaged
to the extent of many millions.