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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-25
AV1S0

RsmitidA dc la Hacienda Uni6n
que radisa en- oil barrio do SAbAnA
de eata EuniolpalidAd dc ordsn de
don Javier zAlduondo y Vsve, una
novillA de color indio hmArillo mar.
cAdA en- Ia sspAlda Eq lierda con una
L horrAda, anea izqalerda T espAl.
de dereths 2. p. T. tsmbi6 Dorado,
sono de sells a. ArrobAG, 10 cuAl 80
halla depoSItAda en- poder de don Lut'
Roeafo I,
Y 10 hago p6biico para que lie
gsndo eonoeImlento de "a duefo %
pressnts recoisrla prsvio psgo de
los gastos origIuAdos , veueldo o.
plsz de 30 diAS eontAndo deade h7y
ain veriissrlo, 90 vende,G on Tdolica
suba,s. 4 favor de loa fondos munici
pslss. .-Faiardo IS de Ostubrs dc 1905
u FENEDO, AlsAlde. ga
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-25
Gobie no municipal de !unCos

E4lA 6ceA de don Jose BArrerAs
oil euidAdo dc don Miguel Audrey,
90 encust'An dspoAilAdos dos cAbAllos
mostreneJa q ,e han aldo condusidos
oil dep6si,o mum eiSAl, dc las IenAles
siguientsA; Uao color ais zAa con una
disloclci6n ca lA espaida derschG, IA.
con, J variAs pelAduras On el espinazo
y On 10 sabfEG, ell rAbo sortAdo, ,
como de doce AMOS de sdAd; y el o,ro
color zAino eneenGido, lnoero, con les
crInes J el rabo sorIado, vAriaa pelA
durAs On el sspint Z }, eAstrAdo J como
Dc disE Aflos de edAd,
Las personAs que Sc cream con de
raeho diehos AnimAles Sc prssentA.
ran { rselAmArlos en el lSrmino de
quinse dias, pasAdos los sualss 50
ran vsndidoa en- pdblisa subasta.
JuneoS, Octubre IL de 1905.
A. CoLLAzo.
20 20 AieAlde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-25
OEs0E AREcIB0
Ossubre 26 do l sos.

III dos de Novismbre sstarA en
eata ciudAd oil honorable SscretarIo
d. Puerto REQ Mr., Poat, en- Asuntos
de eleceiones,
= HA enableoido 81 bufele on eatA
aiuda oil Ab0gado don Pedro A. RI
vera.
Para principles do Noviemhrs,
% anunCiA 10 celebration de iuielos
por Jarsdo on esla Corte do DIAIrito.
Han sido deatlnadoS & prestar
sus servlsios On Aresibo dursnte el
periodo electoral, los md sieos dc lie
banda do 10 polICiA IEnaClo BreneH,
Nsmesio PAR&a y FrAnsisco Dols
Don FrncIIcc Torrsa Cjrdsro
hA trAslAdado dehnitivamsnle au 70
si1eneiA & CaIano.
--Anoshs 80 rsuni0 este Cor Gel }
Municipal On session exrAordinAriA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-25
QUESTION POL|T|CA
Mr Loeb, gobsrnador del s.
tado Kansas. combatidc en-
su reelection.
POR POCA CosA
POR POCA CosA
Beso 4 una DANA, que no era
su esposa, y le censuran
sus adversarioy.

Nuehas vsees on 10 vida as hR
uiado 10 ffaae eontandsnts: <Ess hom.
bre se eava 10 tumbs CON sus propiay
manoss. Pero nunca srsemoa que 90
habrA disho: sson sus propios labioss.
Corresponds sl honor do GER sl
primero en- reoibir ese av6strcfs al
gobernador del eatado do K snsss, Mr,
Loeb.
Al prasensar 81 ssudidatura para
90 reelecel6n, ha tropszAdo eoa una
formidable opo.iei6n.
e. eAbAllo do hatallA de aus con-
trarios % IL asusaoi6n do cue sl 60
bernador 10 permiti6 bsaar repetidaa
veeea Mrs. W. Stanley, ssposa do
uno do sus predesssores. Para clio
no medic nipgda oonaentimisnso do
Mrs. Stanley.
En- una de las proclsmas lanxadas
por sus eontrarios 20 Ice 10 siguisuts:
slvamos aeAso & reelegir.& nm hom.
hre con sl eual no NOS atraverfamos &
dsiar IN instante { nusstrss esposas
y hermanaa2s
Por su parts, NJ. Loeh no mega
el hssho psro alsga On su favor On
otra publicaei6n que sen 10 antigua
sscts mstodista do que torma parts,
el bsso % considerable como una
muestra del amor featernal que todos
los aeles 90 debsn entre d. Por con-
siguiente, si bes6 Mr.. Stanley, 10
h'z0 impnlsado por an asntinisnto 70.
ligiosos.
ri incidents hi produsido mEeha
indig aaci6n on el Eatado y al mismo
sismpo no posa hllaridsd. Alganos
bromistss han lansado otra proelama
invitando & slos homhres qas adm b.
ssps & sostener q Mr.. Itch contra sps
impugnsdorss tsn originates.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-25

L. poliefa eatA on &vsriguAei6n
del hseho.
Juan Torres CAraballo hs aido
denuneiado por Jose Pertx y Cama-
sho por provosasi6n y smsnAxAs.
Tsmhisn Guillsrmo AyAla dsnun
si6 & Juan Torres CarAballo, Pedro
Hfos, jose Riss y Joie Ruiz por al.
terar 10 PSF pdbliea.
~Anochs los nifIos dol barrio dc
Buspos Aires selebr&ron IN milin
uuioniats, sslisr'- 1sspu6s On ords
D."s mknifestaei6n haeia sl Club de
10 UAi6n, llsgando On los momentos
On cue cslsbrabAn otro mitin los i6ve'
mes Capsatani, del Vslie, J. J. Figus'
voa. Principe. Eurfpidss MARTINEZ y
r. Cordsro Matoa:
Los niaos unionistas do sB uenos
Aireas en- IN meeting no llsvaron IL
nota del insulto que llsvaron los nj
Hos republisanos On su nsesipR 10
noehs dol domingo on lA calle do ID
villa.
Question dc pfinei pios.
"A nueatro amigo Jpaa Perieks
DfaE 10 A0n psgado una denuxcia BOZ
libelo infamatoris. por los insultoa
lnteridos on sl Coto Laurel & los ss.
flores Flgusroa y Pashseo por los re-
puhlieAnoa.
--Aparsesn a diario On los peri6.
dieoa rspublieAnos adhssiopss do In
divlduoS unoa que siempre han side
rspublicanoa; otros de nombres imat
ginsrios otroa de unionistas con
vsncidos del barrio do CanAs y Ma
gusyaa que son mas unionistas que el
nksno Mstierxo.
All 30 srganAu elloa milmos, 90
mo el visio que 60 tIiIs 10 hsrba 8 uss
pelues para ocular sus aGos.
LA Corts municipal ha condspa
do GFransIlco O,Asio, & einoo doll ars
do multa por condustA desornAda,
C srvaaio Gomez hA sido arrez,
tado por ordsn do 10 Corts m anicipal
por sRresi6n.
= -Faeron denur cIAdos por infaac
Ci6A & les ordenanzAs muniaipA Ales
Felipe Rivera, AndrSI Rodriguez J
Ffaneisco Pachseo.
-ExIaten en- 10 careel del Distritc
los siguientss prssos;
I'm sumaris; Vsronss, &c mujs
res .. Cumpliando c)ndenA: Varones
202; nuisres. IA, Total. 144.
Salidos; EtAnialao Piha, y Esa
nislao Gutierrez, ests d'timo (trAslG
dAdo q t&resl de GuAyama.
-Nueatro amigo don Andres Co.
rax6n Gonxkles he renuuci ado el ear
60 de director del ssmArario esprit
tiitA eEl Buen Ssntido>, que % edit.
en- sstA ciudGd en- los tAllerea tipo
gr&fsoa del atfl)r Arizona.
Ell Comite local del pa lido re
publiearo invita- pArA IN sgrandioao.
meeting On 10 noths del microbes
'f'enGes & 10 plaza principal. Esta
ran de erhorAbueneA los Almsndros !
los nsmboy yanes
Ell 2S do Octubre los republisA
NOS IrAtan de selsbrar una gran pa
rada en- eitA eiudAd.
El 2S de Ostubrs de !, ,902 miensrsl
10 eomsaEfA dramGlicA de 10 o. iiors
CasAdo rsprasoptAba SLos Reyes de-
TocIncs en- Ls PerlA y sGtando On O.,
teAtro IL crsnlG de nueatrA SOC 'sdad
10 polieiA rspublicapa. acomps dad,
DO les turbaU, tcmAndo aquel temple
(ClDninnn en In D60inn hql
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-25
NotaS de Ponce
Autom6v destrozado decomisadas per la Sa.
nidad.-Una dana, hacienda propaganda republican,.
Reses sacri6cadas en- el Matadero publico-Movl'
mento de presos.-Denunciado por provoca-
c6n amenazas.-Otras noticias.

-Eola tarde de a Ter spfri6 gran
des averiaa uno de los msyores auto
m6vilea Qae acostumbrsn paaear por
la carreterS de Adi intas.
1ba por el kl6mstro 5. euando &
10 saz6n verisn unas suantas sArre'
tas y. SEQ por distraction del conduo
tor 9 rorQue no huho tempo para
rstrsrcsr, Sc desvl6 ysnd0 & shoesr
& up lado dc Ia carfetera, salvkndose
milsgsossmsEts les psrsonss que ihan
dentro dc dicho autom6vil.
Tambi6n lufti6 un ptqueiio dea'
ertaeto, por la mil ma oArretsra, sl
autcm6vil del lictpoisuo L orens To
rres.
~EcsFe los ind.vlduos que euen'
| tAn los rspublicAnos en- Pimp amos, q
gurA como &c ellos jose vtgs, alias
Tito.
Fslipito, el de los Pimpanos, 80
be que Tito % unionista y no fasi6cA
do como 80 prasent6 FSlipito en- buseA
do sIgo que somo no 10 sonsigui6 40
volvi6 con los suyos, los republieAnos
->Por el dspartamsnto de sanidad
faeron deoomisados por epcontr arse
o. NAL estado, procsdentes del vagor
sFantanias & Gors.lfz Bonnin j Co.
10 sasos Arroz; 4 CoAio FuiAls y Co.
81. .saSos Id, a Q iver y Co. Is Sacos
i'd; & Vidal Verdier y Co 0 aseos Id.
| y 6 canAstos ceoollas; q Dan Herman
y Co. s saeoa i'd. dos bArriles salmon;
& Suessorss Mayol Hs. mAnos y Co. 2
sAcos arroz; & Arm srorg Co. ! Gaeos
Arros.
Con sentimiento tenemoE que
oeup&rnns nuevAa ente do In dana q 40,
sbandonando los Cuidadoa cue rc
quisrs el hc gar don eiIiso, 80 enirsga,
ain rsparo Aiguno, 10 propsgsnda .
/ republisAnA on los saupos, llsvAndo
por arma 10 menlil con al prop6sito
dc srgAGAr iRnorAnlss esmpsaincs.
No hAes maeho tie pr0essAtA On
oil pueblo do NAnAN una DANA do Pom.
ee, Quien pretendiendo bnrl sr las re-
glas eatablseidaa para dediearAo Al
sisreIeio do 10 eieneIa me lieA, 50 hlxo
pAaAr como me1lsa spiritual y, 90.
municAndo sl auto de prisi6n hubo
ueeeSidad de que dos amigos prsSta
ssn fiAuzA para librarla do que taese
4 tsntr por dormitorio una Zelda dc
10 eArcei. Dsssonossmos les eors!a
sionss do sauSl aAuntc; psro d como
eemos que eiertA DANA 90 dsja dseir
que sl Comit6 rspublieAno 10 paga
sochs y demAs porQus vSya & b lcsr
politieA On los cAmsos q1e ella 90
noeiendo 10 impresionah ahtlidAd dc nuea
tsoa eAmpsAinos as subre son oil n an
TO del sSpiritiimo hAsisndo creer
est.s que los ssptrilus diesn que oil
que no vote Al parlido rspubieAno, },
sutrirAn las torturAs de la obAsai6n,
pueS lea sSpisitus dicsn que oil pArti
do ispublieAno es Quisn debs gAnAr
en- Puerto REQ.
A proseguir sGtG DANA por el cAmi
no que 90 hA trazAdo, nos pArase que
tendr& qas svocAr los espi'itus para
sAlir del Atolladsro sn que ha qusrido
msterss, y para SntonCss les eapirituA
10 hAbr&n o!vidado,
Hoy 90 han sAsrineado I rsses
con an total de 2607 libras, expen
de dose 4 "a y 30 esnlavoa kl 10.
Hoy 10 t4e rAidA del holsillo
q Maria Rodriguez On 10 plaza del
Aers@do, una sAItsrA sontenisndo di
nero; SO dice que hA aldo un Mn > do
ocAo Af1 - llAmAdo JuAnito.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-25
NILAROSO DESQBRINIENTO

Por lego MlAeroA eapesdad 6nsA eknero
de G. Alberto Pxo de NAposS cua snando nnndad
mnsea de s India desUu profundo
srmedad sasA he ennado medic radical
uep solo sin has del meso aino eom5Ae
dades GonatdAs de dish ssnsf
mo las fimuS vegetables eompo6n
snrsn herba msdcinAes de Iuda Las pdo Iny
dcados nveno miRroso sompa
fermedAdes de las viss urinssiAS de ambos
msgoSo ROOB PzZO msdeamsnto
sompsa desues6n de odo bao sdso Con purns
muura dndoa eaAdo normal bre dc vru dando EAu
nmuudad evar reproduction ta sfermsdad Tnsndo
someA ssgudd de ods atAeda de Aquas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-25

En- esta imprenta sc vende
papel vieio a 81 el quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-25

En- esta imprenta Sc ven.
de papel vieio a 81 quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-25

las rMul
deln
n poi smMo
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-24
DEADLOCK STILL ON
FRANCE AND GERMANY TIED UP
ON QUESTION or POLICING
MOROCCO.
More Hopeful Feeling Prevails Be.
cause Two Nations Are Not
Far Apart On the Finan-
cisi Problem

Algeciras, Feb. 23.--The first feel.
ing of depression over Germany's re,
jectiOn of the French proposals is
gradually wearing off and slightly
more hopeful feeling is observable
among the delegates. This Is due
largely TO the amcable spirit shown
between the French and German dele,
gates during the formal debates on
the Moroccan bank questions. The
discussion will be continued tomorrow
when an effort will be made to draft a
final bank project reconciling the two
views
Strong influences operate to induce
Germany to recognize syndicate Of
French bankers who furnished the
first loan to Morocco and who seek
thereby to obtain preferred position
in the state bank and numerous COM
prom ses on details of the bank are
being discussed.
The deadlock on policing Morocco
is unchanged but an improved feeling
also extends to that question
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-24
BOY WAS ATTACKED
House Last Night-Jumped
Through Window 10 Escape.

quite commotion was caused
about II O'Clock last night at the
saloon and lodging house operated by
Ed Maley. at 311 Ohio street. by a
young man. who with the cry Police,
Police. sprang through the window
on the second floor onto the balcony
regardless Of glass. and from the bal
cOny 10 the ground.
The young man was in his night
clothing and Immediately rushed into
near by saloon.
The boy who H. not more than IS
years of age. states that after he was
euticed 90 the room in the hotel and
bad partially disrobed To- retire when
ho was attacked by the men. one Of
them drawing a revolver. and in his
fright he sprang from the window
Officers Nichols and Wbitcamp ar
rived upon the zcene IN tine to cap
ture one Of the boys assailsnts. who
was taken TO the city jail. He gave
his name a. James Gilmore but so far
as is known made no statements. The
other man has not a. yet been aDpre-
hsnded.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-24
COAL OPERATORS
MAY HAVE CLASH
SOFT COAL OPERATORS MAY CON-
BINE AGAINST ANTHRACITE
MEN.
STOP STRIKE IN WEST
They See Big Demand for Their Pro
duct Ahead in Case of This
kind-Tayior is Nov
ing Spirit.

New York, Feb. 23.-Upon his arri
val in this city today President John
Mitchell of the United Mine Workers
reiterated the statement he made In
Pittsburg Yesterday, that there will be
a coal strike. AT the same time he
denied that part of the Pittsburg inter
view in which he was quoted as say
ing the stike would not be national in
character. Said he:
Il did not say there would be a
strike in some districts and not in
others"
When pressed for further informa.
tion a. to how 50 many newspapers
came to misquote him, Mr.. Mitchell
said:
They didn't get what said ex-
actly right. | said As far as | know
there will be strike. | positively did
not qualify this statement"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-24
AGREE TO REPORT HEPBURN
BILL WITHOUT AMENDMENT
Freedom Of Action Reserved by Committee On
Amendments Offered in Senate
TILLMAN is SlCNALLY HON0RED

A vote was then had on the ques-
ton who should report the bill, re-
ulting in favor of Tillman
The contest in the senate commit
ee over the railroad rate bill Is a
memorable one 1t was started a year
ago when the Esch Townsend bill
came from the house. That measure
had a hostile reception In the commit
tee, and after it became apparent it
could not be reported to the senate
arrangements were made for an inves.
tigation of the wohle subject of gov
ernment regulation of rates.
The committee was in session prac-
tically all last summer and cost $50,
300 Nearly a hundred meetings were
held and these extended into the pres
9nt session of congress without any ~
port having been made. The house
COX up the subject again at the pres
ent session and passed the bill which
bears Hepburns name. Senators Cul-
lom, Deliver and Clapp became it's
sponsors in the senate. Owing TO the
Illness of Cullom. the burden of the
contest fell on Dolliyer and Clapp, who
successfully defeated all amendments
in determined fight made by some OF
the strongest men in the senate. Sew
'ral times there had been efforts to
BRING the bill to a vote, but these were
ruthless until today.
Before the session today the result
vas in doubt A division of the Re
publican senators on the question of
he judicial review of orders of the
Interstate commerce commission left
he Democratic members In absolute
control. II was apparent that If they
divided, the court review amendment
would be adopted. The minority of
the members finally decided to report
the bill without recommendation and
with that understanding went into
the meeting today.
Attempts on the part of eonserva-
tive Republicans to amend failed Dol
liyer's motion TO report the bill with
out an amendment carried. 1t is ad
mitted the Hepburn bin will pass the
senate and the only contest will be
over an effort to incorporate into the
bill some provision for a court review
of the orders of the interstate com
merce commission.
Dolliver tonight expressed his en-
tire satisfaction with the committees
action.
T llman said he would do all he
could to secure passage of the bill
with such amendments as the busineGs
interests of the country required. One
of these was the absolute divorce of
public carriers, as such, from the pro
duction CT coal as miners
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-24
sHuN NEW GARNET.

st. Petersburg. Feb. 20. -Befor'
consenting 60 the designations of& th'
other ministers OF his cabinet, Coun
Witte has renewed his proposals {.
the leaders of the liberal party to joli
the cabinet All, however. refuse ex
cept on the condition that NJ. Durnov'
be dismissed, a condition to whicl
the court viii not agree.
Another uprising is threatened al
Saratoff, owing TO the brutalities com
mtted by the Cossacks under Cover
nor Maximovitch and the agitation
conducted by an unfroeked priest whc
has announced himself as having beer
sent by the Gar to divide among the
peasants the land now owned by the
nobility. The latter now demand per
guards Of Cossacks for thei'
houses, fearing a massacre.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-24

The first meeting of the Non-Parti
san Political League Of Cairo was held
last night at the court house. there
being about twenty-five or thirty mem
bers present.
The object of the meeting was TO
effect permanent organization, the
object of which will be 10 invite
greater interest in local public affairs
The meeting was most successful
one and the talks made by several
members were most interesting and
instructive. although the ideas eX-
pressed were rather crude-as Mr..
Curry says.
Chairman J. B. Stewart called the
meeting to order at 7:3O O'Clock and
made quite an interesting talk-illus
trated here and there by some most
simple yet suggestive comparison.
He spoke of the desirability of an
organization of the kind which they
were forming--of the necessity of
systematized organization. He illus.
trated his idea upon th's matter very
effectively by producing two ears Of
corn. the one uncarsd for and uncul-
tivated. the other just the opposite.
He showed plainly the effectiveness
of cultivating cOrn-and cultivaiing
system in an organization of that kind.
His talk throughout was of the heart
to heart kind and was well received
by his audience.
John Watson Ga negrol then took
The flusr aud based his talk upon his
own position aud the portion Of his
Face in connection with this movement
He said that .he was a taxpayer. and
that several Of his friends were tax
payers and they we're heartily in ac-
cord with the new organization and
its objects.
NJ. Easterday then in a most inter
esting talk spoke of the effects Of an
organization of this kind-tha' il
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-24

Washington, Feb. 23-By a vote of
s to 5, the senate committee of inter
state commerce today agreed TO report
the Hepburn railroad rate bill without
amendment, but resolution adopted
reserved to members of the committee
freedom of action concerning amend
ments offered in the senate. BY vote
of 5 to 3, Republicans prevailing, Sen.
ator Tillman, Democrat, was given
the honor of reporting the bill, This
establish 5 a precedent in that a Re
publican senate committee has given
to a Democrat control of an important
measure passed by a Republican house,
and endorsed by a Republican presi
dent. Senator's Cullom and Carmack
were absent and their votes were re
corded only on part of the proposition
The resolution follows:
Resolved, that the interstate com
merce committee report favorable
house bill No. 1887 as it passed the
house of representatives, 1t being un'
derstood members Of the committee
have a right to, vote as they choose
on amendments, or 70 offer amend
ments in the senate on consideration
OF the bill"
Senator Dolliver offered the first
part of the resolution and Senator Aid
rich made motion to amend by add
ing the restrict n concerning amend
ments. The Aldrich motion prevailed,
the affirmative votes being Elkins, Aid
rich, Kean, Foraker. Crane, Tillman,
Foster, Newlands. Negatives-Dolli-
yer. Clapp and McLaurin.
After the meeting however, McLau-
rim said he had intended to vote for
the change and a change was made in
the committee record, leaving only
Dolliyer and Clapp for the resolution
as offered by Dollver.
Aldrich then moved the bill be re.
ported by Elkns, but Dolliver and Till
man protested that some friend of the
measure should make the report, and
Aldrich amended his motion, providing
that the report should be made by
TilIman. He stated that the Demo
cratic members furnished a majority
of the votes for the bill and that il
was proper to have the minority faith
or it," this was taken by Dolliver and
Clapp as an effort to humiliate them,
but they remained silent.
Chairman Elkins suggested that the
report should be made by Dolliver,
helped draft the Hepburn bill, ana a
leader in the fight 10 prevent the
adoption of the amendments. Only
Clapp supported this suggestion, which 4
had been made informally.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-24
NEW ORGANIZATION FORMED
LAST NIGHT AT COURT HOUSE

would lead 10 better ana more
glorious citizenship-to better i'm
provemeT to a maximum improve
mcnt al a minimum expense. These
and many more effects were said tc
be the results of an organized body
which acts not in haste and unknow
ingly. but with the forethought and
System which characterizes well
formed purpose of advancement
James Curry then arose 10 the occa
sion and in his talk spoke of many
things of interest to the taxpayer and
the citizen. He spoke Of many ways
and means by which a minimum ex.
pense could be attained, offering much
food for thought although as he eX-
pressed it, in a crude way.
Taken as a whole the meeting was
one of much interest. containing wit
humor and sound thought.
On one occasion, while a speaker
was illustrating the advantages of sys-
TEN, using a shoe from which the sole
was partly torn. and explaining the
ntCtSSiiN vi rdtu Adch III Aic SAbts ht
said: Each tack placed in the sole
of this shoe has an equal amount Of
work TO do-wlthout even one the
shoe is weakened TO that extent"
A negro listening TO the speech.
arose and said Den dats the equal
zation oh taxation amt it?"
Tho officer elected last night were:
j. u. Stewart. chairman. Joseph
Edelinc. secretary: James Curry.
treasurer. 4 committee Of three was
also appointed on vote Of members 10
draft the constitution and by-laws Of
the organization and To arrange
date and place for the next meeting.
This cJImittee Is Fred Litz. Charles
Farrell and Ernest HopDy.
The next meeting will most prob
ably be held at the court house next
Friday night
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-24
A BIG ICE GORGE
Causes Many Thousands of Dollars o;
Damage at Sterling,
Illinois.

Sterling. H.. Feb 23.-Many thou
sand dollars worth of damage was
done here today by an ice gorge IN
the Rock River The ice started 20
move out. II blocked. however. and
formed a gorge half mile south Of the
city. The water rose ten feet In a few
minutes. steel wagon bridge. erect
ed last year at cost Of s65 900 was
de. troyed. All factories in Rock Falls
and this city are closed and hundreds
OF men are idle. The electric light
and gas plants are surrounded by ice
and water. Fifty families were res
cued from the top stories Of their
homes by boats.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-24

trolt, may now be considered the heavy
weight champion. Burns decisivell
out pointed Hart tonight and was
given the decision at the end of the
twentieth round.
From start to the finish. with the
possible exception Of the tenth and
twelfth rounds. when Hart had a very
small advantage. Burns out fought the
bigger man, out-generaled him and
beat him at every point.
Hart failed TO show championship
form of any sort, and Burns at times
made him look like a novice. Harris
right eye was closed. left eye badly
marked and his face presented n
bloody sight practically throughout
The fight.