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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-05
CONTROVERSIAL POLITICA

tsci6n de Ia totalidad de los intereses ~colect'v, puesto que exia-
ten dos, Q. no tres, y otros mas han ~existi3o. SSeran, al menos,
representation cada uno de una de nuestras CASES socialists Va
mos . YER primero de cuantas classes 90 com oone nuestra sociedad
siempre de 10 division que 30 impone cusndo son Ell doble, 81 triple
8 Ell %cuadruplo de los destinos .p6bicos los que aspiran . esoa
destinos.
Por 10 pronto, 81 senior Ezsquiel GNca nos hablabs en- Il
poche anterior, y eUoy en- gran parte conformc con 10 que 6ldecfa.
de IL distinction de razi entire blsncos y do color. Iodudablemente,
10 forma por 81 emplesda result6 IN tanto ~parsd6gica; pero 81 SO
mira ell fondo de "a pensamiento 40 puede admitir que tenfa rs-
ron. Creo que Ell sshor Fzequisl G rcs M Exports una opinion
~etnol6gca, cuando deca uoe entire Il hret6r y 81 marsen6s hsbia
mas difarencia que entire Ell cobann bl' moo y 81 cublno negro.
Aparte de Ia differences fundamental de r'z". 10 historia, IL dedi-
caci6n, ell pasado, hAcen que Ii immense NJ yora de IL chse dc
color sea IL meBos culta de nuetrs aociedad, la menos preparada
para 10 vida politics v para 10 vida civil Pero existen en- clmbio,
muchos blancos que est!n colocados en- igu'les condolences, que
tienen ell mismo pssado. los propiM sntecedenteI, 10 propia cultura,
fndole an:loga, si alguna pusde f1rmuIar, dada ea 50 escasa edu-
csci6p, muy ssmeiantes. D, mauera que entire nosotros no puede
haber diferencias netas, desde Ell punto de v,ts social y poktico,
entire bancos y negros. Los partido' p~oltcos no pueden auponer
representations de an elemento Y otro elemento, porque aun no
ha surgido en- Cuba, resmsnte, Gle question de- razas.s
Deacartada, por tAnto. e,ta cuesi6n. o e felzmente 20 Sc
ha prezentsdo de IN mode serio en- nuestro horizonte polftco,
entire nosotros, On Ell seno de nuestra sociedsd, quedan los nativos
de Cuba y los de Espa6a. E,tos 6ltimos, eu cuAnto son extrsu-
leros, DO pueden estar re- resentados pr IN partido pohtico cubano;
en- cuanto son nstivos de Espsna pero naci"naizados cubsnos,
suponen, con referencil = los nAtivoS de Cubs, una minorfa tel,
que DO han hecho intento siquierA de tener representation especial
en- un particle po{tico sdecnAdo.
Ysi no pueden, por consiguiente, los p~artilos polficos
sentlcienes Les quedan ? sPues que, SO dir&, no quedan Ios ma
tices dstintos de las opiniones polfhcas, que SO pueden manifestar
ora en- IN sentido mas c~oaserVador, ora en- uno mas radicals No,
nj a6n ESQ, ~verdaderIm ,nte; porque 10 Consttuci6n ssk hechay
los partdos no di6eren en- NADIA esencial respecto . ella; nj enla
mansa fundamental de Unexpectedly nj aun siQuisra en- Il msnsra
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-05
N0TJCJAS DEL DJA

O. En- Ia Gale de San jose nGmero
I, Sc alQuila un mirador.
TEE MAY FLOWER. - Cristo
st. 16. San Juan, RIA una eua-
dra dc los carros electricos y princi-
pales edifcios del Gobisrno. Espl6n.
dida vista . la bahia. Baa0s moder-
mes sanitsrios. Habitaciones frescas.
Exquisita eomida puertsrriausha
americana. Precios moderaaos.-EMI
Ella RAMIREZ, viuda do Masfsrrer.
-UN BUEN reloi de orc ss.el neiol
regslo para Navidad. F. Kehrhshr
c.. Ssn Francisco rs, San Juan.
ETTHE HELVETIA.--N Gale de
q Cruz. Gran casa de hsspsdss. eta.
bic l. hotel,. Apossntos para familiai
J personals sofas. conidas q oincusA'
to centavos cubisrto. Baaos. TelSfone
1872. Apartado corrso, 2s5. Propieta'
rio, Pedro Schirs. Meta: Este hote.
ssta & cargo do una seiorita cague-
In
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-05
tContiaupc,6a de la ydqina 81

tCoatinapcs6a de Ia pdgina D.
Logia los sefiorss don Juan Rodri.
susz Dslgado, don Jorge Romani, don
Manuel A. zsvals, don Modesto To-
rrss, don Domingo Sspdlveds, don
Francisco Ortiz, don Antsnio Malave
y don Epifanio P. Rojas.
Juan Orta hA obtenido licencia
gratis para vender quincalla en- am.
bulancia.
Ell ayuntamisnto he dlspuesto 10
iustale una tuents pdblica en- 81 paseo
de Covadongs.
Aver lego & Ponce 81 vspor 81.
r. Lucksmback, , de 10 Inca William
Peek & Co. Dicho barco sali6 OIL do.
nlngo do New York = estarG mafana
% este puerto.
Eel vspor Getty Of Savannah,
que lego hoy de los Estados Unidos,
he hseho 81 viais con tanta lentitud,
&sbido & hAbsr sufrido 10 rotura dc
dos tubos de "a msquinaria. Fate bar.
90, segdn informes, pert.neci6 antes &
otra smprsss On poder dc 10 cual se
qusm6 y fu6 rsmatado por la New
York and Porto Rico Steamship Com.
pany, que 10 sdquiri6 por 8 300, 600.
RS listed persona do busn gusto?
Pass no tome otrA b: bida que 10 sin
rival cervegs ePsbtss. Importadore,
NJ. r. Calder6n , c. Tetukn II.
layer fuS detenido en- Generic, 81
individuo Genaro Ortiz. Sc 10 o,upt
IN reici de scsro qus hscs seis meses
foe robado & Juan Deruel en- dtcho
pueblo.
Ell captain sil6o captur6 aver or
Foncs q Herbert Vivian Robinson, de.
ssrtor del bpqse do guerra de los e.
tadoa Unidos, sCleveland.s
-Por 50 ctvs 6 q semsnales com.
prar& ustsd nm rsloj de orc de rs 6 Sc
dollars. F. Kehrhahn Cq San Fran
cisco 70. TambiSn vsndemos fusgos
sr,iRsiales.
-APARA CURAR I'm resfriadc
m uR da tome les PAsTuLAs LAxAN.
Tzs On sRoHo eUNMA. III botisaric
10 dsvolvsr4 Of dinero si no 10 cura.
Ia arma do =. W. GROVE 50 halla or
cada eaiita.
Para Curar IN resfrlad0 on un
die, tonne 81 LAXATIVE BROMO
QUININA. IN botieario le devolver&e O.
diAsro d NO % sura. La arma de z.
w. GROVE 90 halla On csda csjita.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-05
DOCTOR j. A. GONZALEZ LANUZA

90 loo ingresos que se supuso que producirfa ell Tratsdo. Sc diio,
I'll americana no 80 quelara. que despues de TODD no le imports
pagar an POGO mas 8 menos. Considerada ID question en- total.
no % queJsra porque sntes tuviera que pagan tai csntidad y ahors
aumento conpensativo. A 81 10 que lie convene 81 tener . az favor
el derech0 dlterenclal respecto . las mercsncfas de otrss nacioua-
hdades.s I en- vlrtud de esta sencila ehsXi6n, aMi donde ell Ira.
tAdo imponia 10 rehala de an trenta por ciento, Sc Ia compenabs
sublendo los dereCh, lbs dtl articulo en- IN treintI Dor ciento. Con
este los lmportadores americanos no habrSn pagado mepos De 10
que antes del tratAda psgaban; pero, en- cambio, los igleses fran.
ceses y aiemanes psgan On treinta pr ciento mas. En- efscto. los
amerlcanos no &c quelAron, y tan solo 90 crey6 d.6.r al productor
eXtranloro cue no habia hecho con nosotros ell Tratsdo. Euo d
nosotrcs no noa imports: On Ia lach4 economics podfamos il nor
nuettros benehclos; pero so da16 81 trabajador cubano. Al pueblo
pobre do Cuba dc una manera indhcutible, pues que con clio, con
el aumento DO valor de lOa ariicolos de consume, q ely solo 4 81
se lie ha restado Ell beneAcio y SO le be encarecido ia vida. " ouE
parhdo tue Ell que aanmi6 ID representation del pueblo decir nue
eco era an atentados 70 no 10 he visto. Y desppes. cuando al
cabo de dos o tres meses 70 advri6 que se aumento no estsba
lustlncado' que d TrAtAdo sucedfA IN grocer su6ciente de las i'm.
portaeiones' para que las restas de Aduanas no lutheran dismi.
nuldo; 8 pesar dc que no hAbia motive para seguir reatando al
pobre pueblo aquehos ben6cios, de que So msntsnfs Ell aumento
con lines ornaments tscales. "a inmotivados, de que Sc producis
ell NAL de las acumulaciones de sohrsntes, amenszador de unx
crlsls monetirii, de que no ae Volva . rebaiar ell AranceI: a pear
de tedo ESQ iquien ha prote,tsdoi iQuien ha sostenido una cam.
paha contra esof iQoi6n III eacrito esas rebljas necesarisse en-
81 programaF tQq6 parhdo puede, pr tanto, decir oe tiene,
como 'grupsci6n pclics, 10 representation del pueblo pobre de
CuDA I Cfeo qe nlnguno, con lsgftimo derecho! "a ID usos0
Qaeda6l, por otra parte, Ia representation de ls caiiea-
hstas, DE los qe dlrlgen ell trabalo social, de los que IcomulAn
rlqueza. tQ9es So ha hecho en- pro de eilos I No 10 vo tsmtoco
hace oasNaDts tempo que IN Secrettrio de Agricoltor. r+nupcl6
lnercia suhciente para que todos suu buenoi prop6sisos fr.cassrAn
~ no vy shors . h, blair de semeiante Stcret,rio, nj de tai eual
proyecto;-y ei Secretaia, por an 4, permaneci6 prsct caments
Aosndonada. sPor queI tPorque para desempe6Irla no 90 en-.
contfaoa 81 homnrtf No porque en- Ell fondo, no iba . sergir
% naua 81 nonbfArloiy hsmos Ilegado . ~con'iderOra como ell mas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-05

los parties debiles y v~ulnerahles del
suerpo , 10 pone al abrigo de 10 In.
tecclon catarral.
De cuando en cusndo aparseen
lndustriales POGO escrupulosos anun.
eiando emulsionss, who's 8 prepare.
dos { los que Atribuysn propiedades
curativaa que no tienen y hasta hay
QUEEN se asreve & dscir en- lstras de
tmprenta, que el petr6lso 8 kerosina
% I'm alimente.
Que 90 81 petr6lso? Un acette mine
rel que se usa como combustible para
lubricar y limpiar m&quinas J para
alumbrar.
Una substancia indigestble que
parece de 10 propiedad esencisl de to-
do alimento, eusl Do 10 asimilaci6n,
que pass Al traves del tubo intestinal
Gin modifcarse y sin ser absorb
bida; una substantial on fin, que no
tiene ninguna de las propiedadss gu.
rahvss y alimsnticiss del sesite dc
higsdo de bacslao. 81 ne dijese que
81 petr6leo Cd I'm alimento para ma
quinas, podrfs pasar; pero No I'm ali
mento para 81 cuerpd.
81 teneis alguns duda, preguntad
. vuestro m6dico; 81 % copfrmar& 90.
to- yerdad; y 81 estais escasos dc fuer'
zss, dc carne y d. ssngre, o. aconse-
lara que tom&is In Emulsion de Scott.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-05
mo AcATARRRAsEI

FL catarro ca una enfermed I'D que
siene mucha mas importancia de To- que
generslmente 90 lie atribuye. Invade
odos los 6rgsnos del cuerpo, cuyas
funciones y fuerzas debilita profunda.
mente. Escausa frecuentsdelA sordera;
sfecta 10 vista, 10 naris y Ia gArganta
y o. generalmente por donde empieza
10 tuberculosis 8 tisis.
La misma facilidsd y Ia frecuen-
sia con que pc pesca un catarro, hace
. las personals indiferentes para Gu
carlo y Ia gran mayorfa no 90 preocu
% de las consequences,
Los baHos frfos por Ia maffana
Embellishments deEpues de deiar oil
lecho, dormir con las ventanas abier-
tas y evitar laa corrientex dc atre, son
precaucioneA muy buenas que NO cues-
Ia trabaio Of o~bssrvarlas. PerO 81
preventive mas positive, mas sAcax,
mas facil y mas positive y tambien 81
lue a~conseian los mAdicos, % 10 Emul-
si6n de Scott do aceite de hfgsdc de
1acAlao.
Es sorprendente 10 ~fuerxs, vitalidad,
enerRfa y poder de r~eaistencia que re-
sibe 81 cuerpo humane de les peque.
Gas desis de Emulsion dc Scott que ae
sdministran CON constancia. Esta
Mulsi6n REQUIRE intsriormente todas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-05
conecia| de SOenceT
en- Kingston n Y

I'm colsgio ideal para i6vsnes de
ambos sexos. Ensea anza individual
complsta. Curios on estenogrsffa,
maquinilla, ~telsgraffa, escritura, ssne
duria de libros, o~perasiones bancaria
8 ingles. Professors especislss para
este 1ltimo.
Estudiantes pusden ingre' ar cual
quisr dfa de la semsns. Colocsciones
obtenidss para los grAduados.
Correspondents on inglSs y en- ss-
pakol.
Solicite catSlogos.
Direction para obtener amplios In
formes:
Spenesr's Business College,
26-1l San Justo I, Ssn Juan, p. r
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-05

PUERIO hlCW
Feliciano Carbis, San Juan.
Higiaio Lopez Cachada, San
Juan 80. 80. :. ....
Manuel Hsrnaiz Vidal, Ca
rOlina ...... .... $500
Francisco Mendez, Csguas..
Antonio Guarch, Csguas..
Ramon Burguersa, San 10
renZo ...4.. ...... 49,.
Manuel r. Lopez, Yabucoa.
Pedro Sanchez. Concerto.
Evsrisso Guardioia. MansM
Archivald Wilson Arecibc.
Jose Padills Mercado, Are
cibo ...... ...... 49,.
Emeterio Hernandez. Arecibo
Amedor Alcobs, Utusdo..
Joss La o Perez Utuado...
Eduardo Acsvedo, Larss 49,.
Saturnino Arsna, Larest P6.
liza saldadSl...... ......
Julia Gibbee, viuda de Cor.
t&OA, FOnce.,.s,s s.s..s
Vicente Cortads, Ponce Con
ira POLKA interirA por IA.
llecsr antics de liegar 10
POLKA defnitva).... 49,.
Andres Fgusros tpaeade On
Espafal. $50. 500.
Francisco Gonila ArRna,
Lares .,.... ...... -.
Vicente Gonzalez. San Juan
Lsopoido Cerecedo.... -.
Antonio Trias. Ponce ......
Tonks A, Dcdd, Ponce -.
Francisco Fernandez villa.
mill. RIO Pisdras... -.
Juan Lopez Colon, Juana
U~lAg.sss.. .~+s.. .,....
T. B. Muller, Ponce. ..-. ....
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-05

Juan vaAmonde, F~ajardo.. 5000
=. 3. Muller, Poncs....... 5000
Joasfa o. de O~livieri, Juans
D. Boscapa, AguAs Buenas. 5000
g. L. Lsfaye. Oslss........ 1000
Manuel ValdAs, Bayam6n.. 1000
Hnflio Soto Kernaadsz, Are
ctbo 80. ...... lb.00e
Jaime Villa, San Loreazo.. 5000
Jaime villa. San Lsrsaso.... 5000
Santiago Orsini, Pence ... 10000
ALFONSO, Utuado %. 5000
Sebastian Munox, Areoibe.. 1000
Buensventurs Mora, Juana
aDiaz...... 49,. 49,. 5000
Harisne F. Molina, Ponce. 5000
| Manuel Lopez Sagrsdo, Ponce 4.oe0
Carlos B. Msltz. San Juan. 1900
J. b. Rabaine, San Juan. LOCO
Eustaqu io Cellsze, Utuade. 1000
Rodulfo L. del Vale, Ponce 1900
Manuel Joglar. Ponce...... 2.000
Antonio Geieel, Ponce..-. 1000
Francisco Fernandez Juncos
San Juan $50. -.+ 700
, Carmen Garcia.... ...... 2.G0e
Guillsrmo Cortss.... ...... 2.000
Victor Quihones Feliciaro
Ponce 49,. -. 49,. 900
Martin Lorenx8.... 49,. 1900
Joss M Gatsll, Yauco 80. S.000
Daniel W. Ksarney, Agus-
dilla (suicidio)...- 49,. 2.oO0
DR.; leopard, V~ieques 3.0o0
Mstisa Kojo, San Juan tpt-
liza said ada 49,. ...... 7b0
Ramon via y Morsno...... 1904
Felix Martinez, Ponce ...... 1000
Federico Sell6s, San Lorenzo 10. 900
Julio e, Prats, Ponce...... 1e.oo0
Jesefna Tournier Laborde,
viuda de Roberts, VEG ues l.00o
Presbitero Felipe Genzalez
Caguas.... 49,. 80. 2.OOe
Gabriel Dalnsu, Caguss.... 2.5Oe
Alfonso Fsure, Msyaguez.. 1.00e
Salvador Amell, Agusdills. 5000
Primitive Delfsus, J~uncos.. 1000
Lucas Castro y Castro, Jun.
0OS.... s.~-s% ..+s ) WV
Francisco Lopez Cepsro, Rio
Candida Farida, Juncos,
(pendiente)...... ...... 6.00o
Manuel Villsnueva, Ponce. 5000
Miguel Comas, San juan. LOCO
Ssnora Barnes de Armstrong
Ponce...... ..~....4-...-. secs
Jorge Oscar, Ponce 80. 80. Loco
Jose Morales Iturrino, Are
oibo....................... 1887
Fernando Boneta, Barcslo.
neta.,................ 49,. Loco
Total. 1884. 92l
G. f. SToRER, Supsrintsndents.
GANpIA q STUBBE, Agsntes Generates
JUANR. BAE, kspresentante Espacial
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-05
ELSOL"
compalfia Do SECURES ssbrs Ia
vida, del Canada.

or,
Ransi6n de sinisstrss pGgGdss on Puerto
Rico per la CsmsaEis do seguros
sobrs Ia utda. GEL S0L1 de o.
nnld. d los Renedci&dos de
las P6lisAs siGuisntss:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-07
SAVES LIVES OF DROWNING COUPLE
Cigar Manufacturer Brings Total Rescues to
Six at Sheepshead Bay Inlet.

Alfred A Ribas, a cigar manufacturer, of No.
CSC Prospect Place. Brooklyn. made his fifth and
sixth rescues from drowning Sunday evening,
when he saved the lives OF Miss NJ P. Ingraham,
of No $40 Union street Brooklyn. and Benedict
Fox of No. 81 Market street. Manhattan. at
Sheepshead Bay Inlet.
Miss Ingraham and Fox attempted TO swim
the channel from Plum Beach TO Coney Island.
Miss Ingraham became exhausted when about
half way across, and Mr. Fox. in trying to save
her. was also soon i'm distress. Mr.. Ribas. who
was in boat about thirty yards away, heard
the young woman's screams and went to the
rescue. He pulled Miss Ingraham into his boat
and, with Fox clinging TO the stern of the boat.
he landed them safely at Plum Beach.
The spot where the rescue was effected has
lately become a menace TO bathers because Of
the dredging that has been done there. There
are places where from slight depth the water
abruptly reaches a depth of about sixty feet.
The people there anxious to have a life
saving station established OH the inlet
New-York tribune., 1906-08-07
SAYS vIOLINIST USED VILE LANGUAGE
Lawyer Has Youth Arrested for Creating
Disturbance on Subway Train.

Passengers on a subway express train were in a
state Of great excitement from the 10th street
station 20 the bridge last night, because Of the
vile language Of a well dressed young man. who
gave his name Charles Richter. and said he
was musical student and violin player, of No lOS
East 18th street. He was taken to the Oak street
station, charged with disorderly conduct
According to George G.. Scott. lawyer. at No. $50
Nassau street living at No 232 West 121st street
Richter who talking TO a friend. used vile and
indecent language. and he demonstrated with him.
Mr. Scott left the train at sSth Richter fol-
lowed him. Some of the witnesses said that Richter
drew penknife from his pocket.
Scott boarded the express following, as cid
Richter and others. who had got off the first train
but beyond angry looks Richter did offend fur
ther. When the train reached the bridge station
Scott called Patrolman Charles German, Of the
Bridge Squad. and had Richter arrested.
Mr.. Scott with other witnesses, went 20 the Oak
street station, where Richter locked up He
denied drawing the penknife. but found
in his pocket by the patrolman.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-07
SAILED.
Host of Mired ALe" Party Killed
While CarOusing.

During drunken brawl in the tenement house
known the Ink Pot or House Cf Trouble"
at No. 7S4 Myrtle avenue. Williamsburg. yesterday
morning Thomas DoOner, mechanic, forty years
Old was murdered. His head split open with a
sharp Before he killed there was evil
IDENTIFY a hard struggle, the walls of the rooms
were covered with blood.
Several men and women took part in Il mixed ale
party in the house in the morning The men made
frequent trips to q corner saloon, and al were
said to have been drunk when Dooner was killed.
The murder discovered by Mrs. Mary DOnlon,
who lives the floor with the boomers. She heard
the Quarrellng. and became suspicious when
the noise suddenly stopped. She went into the
DoOner apartments and found DoOher lying dead on
a bed.
Policemen Peters and Stringham, Of the Vernon
avenue station, found Mrs katherine DoOner the
wife Of the dead man, and Mrs. Nellie Kerrigan,
her daughter, in the house Mrs DOoner wash
ing bloOdstans from her hands the kitchen sink.
Near the body the police found blood-stained axe
handle, but the blade missing. From neighbOrS
IN the house the police learned that the men
in the house at the time William Camp
bell, of Myrtle avenue and Sl1illman street, and
William Mckinley, OF No 736 Myrtle avenue. The
police found them in a nearby saloon and arrested
them principals with Mrs. DoOner The police
held Mrs. DonlOn, Mrs Kerrigan and Mrs. Rose
Mckinley, witnesses.
None OF the persons arrested would talk when
questioned by the police.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-07
BLAST HURTS MEN AND KILLS HORSE
One Workman Seriously Injured-Foreman
Arraigned and Paroled Till Tomorrow.

a heavy blast both street and Convent avenue
yesterday noon resulted in damage TO neighboring
buildings. killed horse and hurt several men, one
seriously. DOmenico Quinn. of No s0s East 2sth
street. was hit In the head and shoulder by flying
rocks and was taken 10 the J. Hood Wright Hos
pital. truck horse standing about seventy feet
from the blast killed by a rock which hit him
in the head.
The delivery wagon of Ernest Miller. who has a
store at No 1906 Amsterdam avenue, was struck and
wrecked by rock, and the horse away In fright,
but was stopped by a patroman in Convent avenue.
Two windows in the house of F. Bidley. No. 4s7
West 130th street. shattered and about fifteen
windows reported broken in the buildings of
the Convent Of the Sacred Heart, the grounds of
which adjourn the OF the blasting. The build
tngS in the neighborhOod considerably shaken
and damage done TO crockery and bric-a- brac.
The foreman. James Dalini, who gave his ad-
dress as both street and Convent avenue was ar
raigned in Harlem Court, before Magistrate Whit
man. charge of reckless blasting. Magistrate
Whitman paroed him until tomorrow for the at
tendance Of the workman who fired the blast.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-07
CRAMPS ROB SWIMMER OF LIFE.
Man Sinks in Lake Hopatcong-Another
Has Narrow Escape.

Lake Hopatcong. n. j.. Aug. 6-William Matthias,
of Riverside, n. j., drowned in the lake. near
Woodport, last night.
Matthias. his brother Herber~ fourteen years Ole
z T. Johnson and c. r. ST. nbetter arrived here
yesterday morning 20 camp the woods. Last
night the four went for a row. and when off Wood
port William Matthias plunged into the lake for a
swim He was seized with cramps and shouted for
help His young brother went 10 his assistance,
but failed TO reach him in time. johnson and
Steinbetter also went TO the rescue and dived re-
peatedly for him, but did not succeed in finding
him The lake dragged and the body was re-
covered.
William Shore. who IS staying at the Silver Spring
Park Hotel. nearly lost his life while canoeing on
the lake last night. His canoe upset and he was
about 20 sink when life preServer was thrown 10
him from the steamboat Hopatcong. boat was
put out to him and he taken on beard.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-07
AFTER S. 1. TROLLEYS.
Complaint of Poor Service LODGED
srith Railroad Commission.

Mniian Writ Mills, resident of West New
brishton' Staten Island, fled a complaint yester-
uay with the State Railroad Commission concern
ing the inadequate trolley service on the north
shore of Staten Island. to which attention has al
ready been called by The Tribune.
The complaint alleges that there is constant con-
fusion at the starting point ST. George, and
that outgoing cars are held from two TO minutes
after the passengers from the ferryboats are land
ea' The incoming cars. tho complaint continues
are held on the tracks outside the terminal by the
deiay IN starting the outgoing cars. causing pas
sengers to miss boats and endangerinu their lives
IN running along the tracks. The congestion at
81 George. the complainant informs the State
Railroad Commission. is aggravated by compelling
same side. 80 $50
The reserve cars the complaint goes on 20 cite
are seldom used TO supply the places OF cars that
are delayed, often compelling the people who have
lahdeG from one boat wait for a car till the
next boat enters the slip. and then passengers are
crowded into car.
The complaint closes with a statement that the
cars pound for the ferry so frequently and per-
sIistehtly delayed as 10 create impression that
tIIeg are run with the express purpose of missing
oOstS ana compelling the passengers wait from
t"eiVe 10 hfteen minutes at St George